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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

ADVERTISEMENT MERTON.
Fine dwellings for sale Leo ard X Son.
Married man wants a situation.
Respectable woman wants a situation.
Sacramento Chapter, Il. A. NJ, to- night.
Removed Kroner & Laue
Wanted-A man of good address,
Capita Lodge, L o. G. T., tonight
CaedOnian Club this evening.
Exempt Fremen-Election Friday.
A. 0. [. Willy of the Valley tonight.
Auction Sales.
D. J. Simmons Business property, January 18th
Sherburn & Smith-Fisher's restaurant, January
22d.
Bell & Co.-FuIniture, etc, Wednesday.
Business Advertisements.
P. H. Russe'l-Fresh f lstern oysters
Mechanics Store-Three advantages.
Golden Rule Bazar-300 street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
PENSIONERS IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY

Cause for which pen No
Name OF pensoner. stoned. late.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15

Maximum temperature, So 0 minimum, $50.
River, g ieet,-a fall of in hes in "a hours.
JAMES A. BARWtCK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, q. S. A.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 14th.-Indications for North
and Middle Pacific coast fair weather followed by
local rains South Pacific, local rains following
clear weather.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

U.uTKD GTATRs SIGNAL OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, January Il, lss4-s:02 P.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
RnYs ANn GRls KIrCHnN.

"DlAR HOME INIFRLsI,: ankccping house for
my father uny mother died siX months agol ana
would like io get nice Christmas dinnor ior him
and the children, Can yon tell me just how 10
stun aud Iois, u turkey aud nov 10 MAKE plun
utdd,un While mother llNcd was at school most
Of the timc, and though helped about ihr house
work, mover had en?nfh I" 90 Nrn ln' n,!sl-
I get u -ieit mnuy holpiul hni1 nom yolu col
umus. lnullc g.
RoA,l TuuiA.-solct Young turkey, remove
all the feathers carefully, suge II over burning
Newspaper ou top Of Tho stove, ihcu 'frnw IT
nicely, bcing ycy careful NOT 10 brrah AMY of the
mtoisal orgulsi ronoSo tho crop otclIllyi cut
the hold Oh, aud draw the nook through lbc opou-
ing whore tho crop cudo ont, and cat th' neck Oh
cloic 10 tho bodyi lo up tho end OF the 'l of The
ncck WHO the turkey carefully win u cloth
wfuup from clean water. but do not wash n,
OF the llnyOr VIII br Impaired. thopht1lo hirnd
for the ftuiliug season with sail pcppci ana thyme
mix with n the inside int oi Tie turkey chopped
nnc and MulItcn Wlih hot Whl'r stan me Nklh oi
the neck and the breast and sew thcm up. stun ihn
body and II up tic tlo lcPr IA the pptc brad'
aud tie the wing g. the body. Pat II M lho drip
ping unu aud set into the oven; hll the pan partly
mll 0i boiling water. Have the oven bot to begin
with aud uitotWdrd not 80 bot Nl.l, every ten or
fifteen minutes. When about half done fpfluklc
salt over II and drcdgo II With lonr Turn IT round
a,iOnallv So cNcry part VIII hc equally blkcd.
fifteen pound turkey requires between tine" aud
four hours 10 bake. When fork is stuck ~ 4 II
thc lolid that runs out perfectly white aud clear
the bid T. done Il any pant f. likely to scoIch,
pin over il "a piece OF butt'Tcd white paper While
Tie turkey Is baking hoi the hycr, neck, gizzard,
sWeo bread aud heart til tender, chop them ne
leaving ont the neck and mix with the gr1, Y,
which should be thlckcncd "ith Hour
PUN PrDuiNG.--Onc cupful each Of butter.
sugar milk, chopped suct. currants and rai,,ns
halt cupful each of cream and c9nded orange
peel orctron cut fine, two grated nutmcgs, one tea
spoonful OF ground cinnamon hair teaspoouful
of ground cloves. six eggs wei beaten cream the
butter that is STIR It I'm the myne dsh win q
spoon tin ~ Is like tteaW; warm y bttle INST II
If h very hand add the sugar and 'he otbor ingro-
dierts and thi.lou ST. ith b'.ll cftubg dicd and
foN4l vel, 1uc. prt tho puldiur into tin inorld,
nuH boil fur h0uts ttuc"iaE me W1lef as n ccap-
ofgtcs witl bollng vater rvs puddng can We
rtaio ,Wo 0f 'rcc d1ts ho'1fe lhtis'r7s and
icatd us pr'iHp q irt5 Tho stcanet 81 ket'lo Of
boilIHr #a'ot ,....
e{r-r.-A err ~ srrrtr iri ti''t tun hbtiet,
49, Hiist e-sfrsi sHI Hi+si ei'h ihs srp4t nit
ite lfiieH = N; 20 aH sres 'l'Hs e'1'ti hb'iHFe
'Wf G9Hd,, ,.lto iuf4n W4F t-}R elssi saf-
a1ss Ni'A Nsf AlalW4a '''t-.t
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
pI-Rr REFINED AND CULTIVATED.


TIE NEW YORK tribune 10 almost daily denohstrat-
ins its suneroglty It's loca rivals as family news
paper In the St place IL has never dropped into inc
thIsh Of " SENSATIONAL" ipdeceucy which So distinctly
and dsiressugy csd.d the reduction ia price of me
Nf York TIMES one Cc!t copy Is II trlnng pllce 10
nay rs guarantee that tho paper which daily enters
y0nr hoschod Will not corrupt your children ana dr-
hnunh your mind hut Il Is fact that IHE ThlBl "
a. thrcc-ccnt paper invariably avoids the dirty stun
which ia greater lesser b of the obvious
elements or popularity" IN almost all the two cent
uauer, ~ NeWN 'rk. IN the next place the complete
hess with which TdE Tribune gives all Important news
Is point that mO-t men appreciate, aud In the thli
place it- udrious usty iu the collection ol hforIna
lion relating to all Tie yafl,d social aud necotua IN
tere,t- and pleasures ~ 81 time make II eallY the bo9t
round IN ihis country, II not III tho world.
In order to accomplish hi, gatt wor. day aier day ~
often extra hhrrts sometimes us frequently ns tWO
or IA &c tueS wc.k Ihcfo IL less of Whai may 10
called the personal equation on t7 editorial page
than ihco 80 any of it rivals and thero is ai entire
Lack of brutality. Tiit lHRl 81 pussotaoa many
special cnuros 0f onnspiuuoua mnnthl ur0o aud bfl-
isuc, bar III ~ tts general quality a. ne"shie' t"r
honest, mduftrioia upti'ht "Hd lntoloru"l rnalpla
That ~ commanding hrnngth los. ~ h"N.phpnf II u
=. good traiug fpr b'WDgraH as II a fof h"phhlloahs
and alt hnugh Nr hffn uD gruht tohnd'htn Ia Nh"l ~
called WhVnpnr 'ducaun, Vel a. tie anne llmo No
huNo podouht thht "a family ~ children hlouahl NJ
~ ihtl lsf, on Tnf Inh' -, would lhclrbi wHnliq
InuTe knowledge u rrnumi aui hrtNlooh o Nhil Nhl
would Hocutr m0ir hithly cultivated Intellectual htd
artistic sense, than hcy would by similar hnHol lalluh
with almost any othHr pHpHr III iNo Wot4i
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

American Journalism. We may say, without touoauH
upon politics. WHICH are entirely foreign to Tive scope ~
eur paper, that during the late political contest THY
IEncshy fought gallant hsht,S singlo-hsnd
and tts defeat brings with neither dishonor nor ds
grace Amid the most exciting phases OF an exception.
ally bitter and scurrlous campaign II forgot yhat
was duo to dscency and the dignity of respectable oar
nssm and re:oluteiy refused TO touch the filthy scsn
dals and other ndecOr0ns topics with which the counns
bf many Of its contemporaries reeked As nswspapc,
ia on the top rung OF the ladder The from all
ance seems to demand and is arranged in Ts,r.
akes IL easily accessible and available FOR reference s
financial reports noted for their sulncss ami sc
raoy which fact makes especially valuable those en-
gagged In manufacturing aud commercial pursuits No
paper In the nation devotes to industrial in
terests and among them the pettery and glass ndu.es
eome In for their full share. The WEnKLi TmB w ep
Joys has for many years the LARGEST circulation q
saying that II deserves H. We congratulate IHE TRBrSs
on it's great and well mered success which trust aaJ
are assured will be continuous and permanent
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
covr er,rr rtlR STATISTICS.

Nj ". T. owen n "A full column Of The phio
Ia4a,r. reviews. kindly. but effectively. Secretary
Chambeflaln's mbored and not convincing defence
Of tie ohio state Fair saloon "lhe Arguments
lc saws. that have retained beer ON the grounds
me az shallow as thcS are old The tcupetano e
ieiottn ha- ALWAYS had them to contend wiih 2hd
H. con .hlei- Tint irink confession would 10 ths
tasa iiyc been hcttct thlu tie arclcni cY.n~e
AS. n sl.ctf pntprtuc '0 tcrtese' GOOD rit/rp-
tii,, aui rit,lDrliun 0neht t0 ST 40 example
Woith ~ Initiation ..,.......
ife pHser ,ail Is hats betn paii to the OhIo
b84i ,8t 30 Hitiitct ~ ttHpiip this iaiii ~
iH,4H84s. aii8IH Hts H}t 90 ltib ~ 90 ans. Hs
~ ,B4at aHHBNve0 = NBi w Ns t1fet s'8h' 'ft
iaeL 9i1a4 az NAF4 Hup4Ns lN'H. irf'ilE
Naiip ~ lifnN H4f NtNif3 Nii ''i' 'li
itlsp4 lhu5' ulgusei ~ lfNpI Anll9's (N4NT tNl
blA, had % sel selfull -u}e MNfle AZ q p'N4f ~
CsLB prr erui 10 grt bck lAr lee All fd iNt
tLr chauoc of ioclllus under encll IsVttlHNp
it,pspilion. prutecUuu aud eAconlaSeNeul.
Rcuuiug TO the sugs' sIye thrme ~llh removed
energy, lie hWd AuC- lmker estimates that she
patronage OF the onclll saloJu-to say nothing OF
possible doadheadins hy the manascTs-iooted up
10 SI5OUU MhcI, at i've cents a" schooncr'
would represent Just 100000 drnks. or shame,
peutleneIir concludes the calculating editor, you
thOnld better appreciate yOur high position and tho
duty yOu owe 10 the tdr name OF asfcultuIe. 10
decent; be truthful bo honest; and De not too
QrniciOas."- Jabez, OF I'm
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

naturally. The water which by drainage IL nshe'en M
into Ii by man comes as an aldlllonai YAK uiN' 's
banks and no wonder that when the conditions W
the most favorable, this aggregation oi Ma'11t' 1
should overflow the banks and become NaslH w
structive More land Is reclaimed by draihase
every year, and consequently the llabili,y 10 10
structivc floods annually increased Another p'Vu t,o
able result of the extension oi TINS system % ,.
driving up or lowering OF springs III the eI11ui," e1
which supply our wells. This curtaiment, nov,
ever may prove only temporary or lnternii'el,. 50
by drainage NAV in more thah one WAY "u,,.'S -
natures balance As we by axe and spade llcleaNI
the produciveness of our land. by them we also III
crease the disaster of the noods.-llewis Ostchsoh'
Dodge Co., Wis.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
1lIr EnpnEp-

Even "hollowhorn" may vet be officially pro-
rugatcd as contagious, and pat under quarantine
rcguations, Ohio Farmer .,... Nlilc ne riicc 9i
nom has been reduced ouc-half neither the weight
nor the price of te loai has been altered 10 meet
The change lCoumcica Adyerti4r. I'D ring
The stotn la,t night large beam, which was y !n-
inc against Iiu ~. stable. was blown down, XIII
Inc AN oi hi dogs excerpt sctcuteen. IShr' hcid
iilcud ... lhe Ohio l}oud - hrriciltiic ms ~
tnttod good dcnl # fcil-1osctcDd ctisnfn fot
selling ~ ntiti"rt ~ tunuipg lHoeiloci -'9ols on
,hc ptotnds % the lae state l5if-l iinre 6iiii}
iatfipi -.,ihf tot 9t ~ riac1s y @'ie
II Qtit IA rlil iiii r ti ~ llirp q Hr tttdii-
sllf n lt1' Il,,nt.itd.D''i f.',.l f.i1i.roi
iiaa3niil,r 'gln' gM a.r. NlNtRgl. Nv
(4NA,G ~ ea' 4N4NHl r, i'g HWN fluNNi
hulnota cly ~ preil bgfll lmri o9 ll u
bal Aqi si4gie linrdq Re' nl lo' hmAa' hofAsH
holusill l-ll.Ne Sioch Indicator.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
I'm nrsr NEWSPAPER rtuLIsuLD.


Wc cpnriier 1ir Tnin 80, all thugs considered the
best new ualiet published la nrwH department ia iill
prd rpmletc aud Eitra particular attention 10 reports
meet nss ~ accnn and phllo'nphi"hi nnd social 40.
suntiuUs. II giycs Of cJurar nll ta general nova or
The dny bat avoids ths HonHttl"un ari ptur'ent drnis
on wi ch most metropolitan newspapers ogo to DIV ~
II Ia clean, healthy huulY ncWspap H. moreover lis
rowH II generally accurate Hnd reliable llotalb u ~
flr IN al huco ~ any other newspaper u the rlJ ~
htnga Intelligence culture tnd cons, eir0 10 hHEt 10 tho
dllorhion ~ public qtrsons and those el1Wchi1 IN ~
editorial writing tnurtitutr the Influence - rdiinNlH
sHtrt roit,Elly ~ IL also desirable paper We do not
mean IN u pattiatn sense merely, It TnInt ~ Is
houud The great questions ~ nnhor hha OF pprttnh
~ ~ flcan ludurry II becytH muu huurst currency
and has always yocned IT, n opposrs aud has AWays
opposed the - cent silver duat c0nhso Stands aud
h.s always Stood foi tho cardinal ptincplo o protection
~ American iudu-ty H. succrse lt been frY propoI
toned "a It's rts Us circulation haa rapidly increased
during a.t months aHd u has diStanccl all ts
t ais. particularly IT. tN0 cent Hcltblcnn rivals VINO
supported the Democratic party We trust u Htr III ON
cuition st further extended aud IT, Influence stil
largely Increased FOR It's cndouy o. the right side In
poitcs In morals, and IN social questions, and 10 tho
formation ~ healthy and conservative opinions on al
matters vital T. the prosperity -! tho htqUCc aud cVou
y continuance.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
Igs pKO9prnITY HEEDFTL TO REPUBLICANS.
From The Portland (OreJ Nsps


Although M. Blaine, whose erection TIE hEN'NOhh
TiiIICk1 advocated with such preemnent ability was
baaten by plurality tho result OF tho election was
none tho less = decided triumph for that paper Never
IA ts entire history under tho directing skill or HOT
ace Greeley IA his paniest days, has tho paper given
evidence OF greater ability, tact AMI nonce thaa Ia the
National but recently closed InE fRBUSE bore
the hIunt OF tho light In New York. standing alone
among Who morning pGpers OF that 6rcat metropolis, In
It's support OF Mr. q me, THE TEiBuSE seemed more
than iuatch for them all and would have entoIed the
eXtation Of recording victory Tor the man and cause
pioued for accidents which 40 one could have
forc-oen and for wblc can be held responsible
During this strgslc the TRIBCHE has enjoyed pros
pery remarkable - its ability was conspicuous Dur
Ing election week POP 10 copies OF the various editions
Inc paper sod and since then rs daily clreua-
ton has averaged l2lCOo, and It's weekly list maintains
q circulation Of $4,000 1iE rKDuNE therefore, starts
on opponent OF the new Administrsonwith a su-
peb constituency and an Influence second 10 that Of no
publication in the world II is splendid newspaper II
contains valuable agricultural dep artmcntI all tho
best reviews foreign lottors fun and literary matter
and several special caurcs for household Instruction
and enjoyment Bepubhcens who believe that the DEFEAT
of 1851 Is No, 10 hc the GjruptOn " their party VIII
recognize nc importance, IN addition In supporting thelr
local press of 6'us raE TRIBUNE tbs widest possible
circulation.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
rnr viHrir 81 fs iYEifEyrH snort' Hh rs

.ndAtt iHsos4 ltil 9ndB4 'iNi ,ss
'Htl6 hlHl" s'ihs8if ''i.tFi s!Ast tEg
ts- 8iE$i .i5 tsrgsdsit'.1o 1oh hs0s sn, t'ss6.,f !
iit tsfi't2E Il AVA, nal ihe hegs n hi!t AAl lEe
V.ekb inish mud "a lAfutmatou WORTH many tme,
ihe p,lee % sgusaupuon ~ tifenAu9n ie.a{ 90
pgt should be IL fOastA hy ipnplfap' Ia OFAeg tAat
k lircl0 ~ m1aeauo may also bG extended
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
Tile nnnnLE AcrlnN OF nRANAGl.

The lobieot OF draining land Is 10 rruONr wafer
which otherwise would remain, or sink or eyaporac
40 slowly an to damage OF prevent crop. Ihs
water now becomes "a moving body, which Stops
NAT till tbe ocean is reached. Land drainage, as
now operated, is. therefore, a comparatively rapid
removal of water. And when We consider how
numberless are these drains by ditch aud tile, and
how vast the territory drained, shall we longer
doubt the Importance Of drainage as Hood factor
The capacity OF a rivers channel is commensurate
with tie volume Of water that may flow INTO II
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
rHrrMINENrlA rnE LEADING ORGAN.

ifNlH no fNhh.H Ha'N "'N 'f'F.'f''
Tn 1unifNI donnutdlI tukes thr furrm17t iehh
snog the rrnit h'wsptprs the rnuutly ahd hy iti
N,nrruA nuh cucriotir advocacy ~ hopthuehh prlnrf
pies during the l.to fl,airnisl canvass when Va con
tunlutaty, ne Nrr ! rk Nmfs, turned traitor 'o llH
rptN nu1 deserted tp the uuuny, II sihubs 10 hy lio
.mnrufb tho organ OF tho lcpnillthh rplly W me
tuttrl statof That IT. circulation hhi Increased u'
nQiistS Gutug The past tow mouthn in - dttfit ING
tribute ~ s Wotih, nud So podl,i l9r " sun "ldut
eifr,i,inu ana uaucucr i,puhir,n leaders ana c1he
throughout the ooity an dpnu bet or m'glohaty work
ptnpntatoty ff the great uitlcnl taupnrn Ia lHd4,
lhn iy plnng snino ono of tr udtouso Tat HHiHt ~
INTO tho hnudaof cyofy douht1 voter IN
incnlltog n would be- - sure tund 10 Victory
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
AaArr IN IN-rInrNG nrrnr-

IJ'li Thf NUfV ils 'Iii0 T0NrNHI
The vigorous and sound course ~ fE NEW YORK
rWHI'rg up0n ihe most important public qncstlOns
5olmcnds Il 0 oycIf patriot. During Tie past Fc1: IHE
CkBCNE has achieved prominence never before pos
,e,-el 1y ANY .paucf and duruR the year t. como
v IA br q safc aud Inspiring guido o. millions whose
t.nrts beat tlIae g. the music OF the Union.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

ron fIf NI4Vill Y j InIfVF10gbI .
Wc are IA receipt of Sew YoiA paper called me B2y
eocr IN nuuiber l. f0tcd 10 sousclo.s cNhorta.
tion IN boycott 1HF SFW-TORR JRHi yr he bokcDtsr
advocates tie iutrsost of a rotot- mob, Qrgnkel
against capital. and ont Of whi9l n t'v sof honl,t
Uiica uead prefers to h'rc ts Owu help aul pay i's
own prices and not % dirtl.d py to Imperative hru3
~ au organized gaua" TIE rRiHrst's staris tisng !
f. ahundaatly able 20 take Ot tself thanks TO
IN association Nhlc not content at ,uedng With salts
factor, contracts between labor and capital eoekl 10
manipulate no ~ IT, members into tr hands - pn
scruplous politicians II Inc Boseotto = dissatisfied
with this notice W may ny again
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
LIoEgAL IpucATon 70 Irs READERS

TIVTW IWH IIIWFT FTFW
tn Nfw lonR lHlursK. tho greatest newspaper
IN the world, comes nekt, II 1, cOmpletp rocord
~ what Is trpnSprlng throughout Tho world No 0thrf
paper npptuarhra u ia editorial ability IN tho value ana
variety NJ a correspondence from all important polnts
10 the freshness sad reliability pf itH nows ID foar
les aud honnhti 10 musical and dfauhtloal ayuoiAms
conceded 10 De The boat ptevafot f1f any Now York
Journal aud IT, frylown ~ now hooks have long boon
lhf most discriminating md Ntlugbn ~ any IN tho
nitod states Tue ruRdlng ~ Tnk NEws yuHR rHipusl
Ia b bcla rlncutou nnd the families Il eater, hni Va
upwnrfu hulp tuo rinit education Of their children
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

Ron, me trarfgrrsudl ,ItI sIuydFg D,-,hg JOurnH.
THI NEN YORK fmnrSE - The loading Iapef If the
Union. Durln. tAc mpGl-n lust ended Tn IhbraE
stood fntf among the tiihlo.. and 10 70 moro than
suythiu. else msF b6 auhpo1 Tho gallant % sht uade
h, the Urpuhlcau. II Nnw-IoiA IN hrh.N ~ our ma
tioual stand tri b-tirra. ~ ID nr1 and unlurung "d
40 ate of protection to Ma, cIu ind,tt- Rnd ~ ~ thc
,rngra,stc rurplr4 ot thr Republican party Just now
thtn ths people ore mIi1ug up thc at or aprr- iog
uoxt year thtJ ahoIli urudr IuC lnlHl ~.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
SHUT pOwN ON ruE KENEGADEs.


gpaper is, ought to De, ana 10 the lnuf run mu'
he o rrisrtou ~ the views OF mj jo1ty of H. ttAls
Il obtains their patronage and support brcaur u sin
paper they prefer % fead and 10 take lu9 itf l'n.
Ics II II changes IT'S character. or is piuclpes os
turn. against the party IA. before suppIrr II 'h'Io
by gives notice 10 ts Subscribers that 10 no longer caS
to please hop but intend, to seek tnp hrr cas' ~ SUI
s,rbors. II has therefore no right 90 inV tih ne,
refuse longer 10 contribute to IT. support lLit ,uo"
Legitimate and proper way ~ showing Their W'hppva|
n what they owe 10 then-elyc' AMI tn The comml,
IN accordance with this rlc Republicans r'cry"s.1,,
have been stopping The Ncir iark ftis hc aSc o' ~
hnwarrlted and dishonest course. shut down on Wv
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
rA11nrrL WHY ornLn rArens nr.ENrED


W. rrEati TIT IniNrhf the best now Hpaner IN
America aud that ls 4yiug good deal for there at
many Other Hplendd parott Under the management of
WLit,uw Held TINS IniUf ~ agfentct paper tran "
vns c,on when Horace Greeley was AZ tho hrad ~ H.
Durnr the recount ceuulRi 10 fought m" RHpuhllfan
battles almost single handed againat tho pros7 OF NoW'
York city ami it made Innt gallant contest for tic
ruht fts subscription hPa run up enormously tnd u
will hold a commanding position duiiuI the Gaming year.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
gruOr7 ANp HOrcTuL IN POLITICS,

fttW Iht IuV o." tl''o'l t'W'uHN t'at ,,i,x n.
TIE NEv-YDHR lRiBiN the reuOgi giltd Leading lte-
publican paper Of the country iand although the party
Jog whose continued usccndnoy It has so faithfully
alnlrd must talCr back seat Tor the present, n Will s
.ttya moro lraOualy nad hopefully than over fot its
b1lltiOal fuii. IHt TWbrhL j. certainly one ~ the
noai euterpgiiug newspaper, IN the country
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

IiIN M 'oltF0 MO u n VNErTffTl
~ % inecuug ~ the Garden Ctyl Republican Cam
pa IN lub hed Wcdies lay evening OF rst week II
was unanimously decided T. continue the equalization
Tor the coming four years Colonel PLAT delivered an IN
tertsg aud effective spcecn aud urze m" brc6SSy oi
steady and earnest work. and 1t was q, !d-d to circulate
lltn Y ~ York rHInLNk
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

IIUn 10 TTLHU TWHHI I1tflHT IHI IIWIIf
A. Is The ,diug Irpl uu pepor iu 'h' lnitrd states
ami has never tvftvrl lu 49, drtu0n tp Aunf, 40
Interests rurrutl7f HWpua Whrha protection ~ Amer
rnu olt ltarns iu tholi 'Nll aud 1ltru N4Is hi homo
.ud thtuad Uttllna ell 'hii, Iiu IhIhDf' a mo ho1t
nmll, paper ON tf AmrlrIr continent Nhlioltw
Reid. thr uhIr AMI accomplished ed,tVr AtHaJi tb lho
hnnl " NJ nIuI-. Ilnn
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
rnnLn AMENlcANlY .RlALr ANn MANAdLMLNr

THE NV NOHK fRBuAf the only paper punished IN
tInsrina wlloh oau BE- truly called cosmopolitan, comes
hof0u lin American Jendsrs iog lnH5 gr tsi "a Irsooss
or aAhuiiug news thap over boforr nnd sU taxing u
m0if lntuluih aud advanced Htand il behalf 0f lho
4nnuinr principles at aobkoftrnnnHt Than any othel
ptpsr pu. .scd or rold hy The Elaish"peikng tpugle
II ttuly AActlg, Ia Apir Ia matt9t, aud IN manage
mont
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
rs NV nEWNQs nAYH COVE gro erAY.

Tue oli, lsn,J ul IhE IHmLHt IA the late campaign
brought f. hu NJ nc9 fogdets who buyr onno 10 stay,
ne com ctrnc1- ysol aud luticpii, ~ TE TnlbuNI
render. T. niisp.nsnllc iui ,yory Intelligent American
fainily. ts Il Republican Journal no Republican can
,fnrt ~ be without &c.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

The craze for lady barbersis dying out. After o
had hi- whskers eat bia, and his beard sbod
and kn, peaed the Taylor system iow tipcs, lie ie
ant 10 seek ont old reliable artist OF the Gale eencr
the ne time he wants Huntington Free rTess
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
NO LoNaER pnnrENnINn 10 ALLEalANcE.

II one has doubt rOnrrtnln4 i' rnilfr change "
political views witch has come uif me Afu iork Hm"
thl' year. th. doubt viii posh hlor peush ~ SeAer
DAYS Issue ~ that paper IN Nhlo n dooud' he Noh
from Mr. Nlnues auouAhilonn uf ueilr" 10 the fnpfd
voter, and W the snue Tine IN another 'niuu blleu
denonncca Mayor EiAoD fOr appointing two good lrplp
liouns "a. Police Commission ~ ArW Yoik tliy ~
Tmrs hna NJ last given up every lfl'hsl1h 10 t' aIs
glance to Kspublcanlsm, II well
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

FroDl me GJoniie Sids IcbIuOn. y ~ FIRE. Tres
Tur IulDCSL has trly ousDnc ts"li during the cam
uai.n and never before even under ~ great tOnndcr
rendered. great sesvi,o o. the Republican, causc
Daring 81 o.ion week circulated ?OJ 10 copies and
hen settled down 10 ~ edition ~ l2iODo daily aud
weekly list oi 10000. ln or Wow TUE NRwIORt
s cii.os 81. nd be- IN oTer Republican family vt least
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
A plItAR or FIRE by NIGHT.
fL.u,., LIZ T,linr IniInAL lcI.n

During tho lo'e carpulsn 1nI Nrw.toRK TRBrss dh
moro for tho Republican cause than any other aEohoy
employed Almost slngo-hnndei and alone stopd ~
pillat uf nr0 Or n4ht and pillar ~ cloud Dy day.,
and did a heroic battle for blaino ana Logan
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
frAatr.s. rrc,n. lNrAnrLu avn wIwsy.

TrIr TN ~E e ono pf ne mbst ally edited and bet
cohducl4i lc. lgr a. puhN-hcd in hc metropolis. "
-h,ul lc fl4i n no n'tesslnp of ctcry 4po ~ d0
ls citJilAl hte l.l' 'eltlcs Al lucl nsfct tRii't
ively pItsgnB nu eieiY ilf ne Flt,l NiQn y "a np
dht aHilti et's'jh rs ri. saio 81 t'ynfs.r ~ iit
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