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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
coon ppnspEcrs EnR TIE cAMPAIGN.

JqcoJ Hess.-rherc Il a general acqWescence IN and
satisfaction over the election OF John j. OBren to tho
head Of the County Committee, and have no doubt nat
the feeling the party is that Of an earnest desire to har
monte all conflicting opinions. l have never seen the
prospects for the opening Of Successful campaign
better than they are this year. There might have
been bad feeling had not Mr. OBren receives
q majority OF the vote, Of the whole committee
but as it is there can be gumbiu{ / nave
talked with many business men IN this city
men who have never taken active part in
polite, bci3rcaud they all say that it. would be great
disadvantage 70 the country II there was 20 be change
III the administration aud tho Democratic party were 10
come to the front Is well known what the Republican
party viii do If continued IN power but # the Democratic
party TO succeed il carrying the coming election its
policy il has any UP would have any-is 50 uAceItalD
chat business interests would suffer immensely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
AROrT THE CHEAP LIBRARIES

Georqe Munro Publlsher-The public have misleading
notions as to the circulation and profit OF the cheap E
braries" Ihave had to take back a million ana n't
copies at a time from the companies No" INC us'
edition of book seldom exceeds 'ooo copi'' ,ss
,or mt out two new books day. There Is no prons
hin tbe duodecimO form. Our story paper shows US
tbe greatest profit pay one writer $4,000 year 70
writ. exclusively for me. Our ten typesettng machines
,oape IA praeucaly independent OF the Typographical
Unions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
TALKS ABOUT TOWN.
NOT BRILLIANT But SENSIBLE.

NOT BRILLIANT But SENSIBLE
GeHcr0l T. ". Cliag,aGH. IF A0rh C0roiinG.-2peakeT
Cdrslcs speech The Free Trade dinner plain and
sensible He il not a brilliant man, warmly social.
But he has great sense a student and strong without
,afr ri. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

The Democratic majority in the House Oh
Representatives is so divided against lIseli 'n"'
the time of its falling out about the MORRISON
Tariff bill apparently cannot be FAR distant
The Free Trade members are impatient 10 uo
something toward the realization OF Their iuca
of political economy, while the Frotec'ioii'''
Democrats are in mortal terror lest soinel''inS
shall he DONE Just at present the greatest i''i VI
the latteriS that they will be forced INTO caucus
and find themselves committed 10 lhe MOI 'ro"
bill before they know it. MeanWllile 'nc Hc
rublicons are serene. A few OF them are III III
favor of letting the consideration OF the ',i ~
measures advance TO certain polnV ~ '""'
sneecbeS NAV be made against 1t, when VIII re-
move all doubt about the position OF the hepuo-
lican party on the tariff question But Is NOT
tbo Republican party's position i'll that respect
clear enough aready2 Is it not wiser theh 10
oppose the bill at every STAGE
A bill to increase the efficiency of the State
militia was introduced in Congress yesterday by
General Slocum. 1t may need TO be changed ID
some of its details, but on the whole 1t VIII De
higelv acceptable to the advocates OF Na''oh"I
Guard for the United States to be composer oi
well trained citizen soldiers. The measure APP
propriates 5000, 900 from the National treasury
70 be distributed among the States 1or the sup
port of militia organizations; makes perlou ol
enlistment obligatory on every citizen between
eighteen and forty; and provides for certain
amount of drill and discipline every year. III
the early days of the Republic great Importance
was attached to the existence OF weh-Taiheo
State militia. but of late years. unfortunately
Congress has seemed to care little about IT,
General Slocum's bill will doubtless do much 10
awaken proper interest in this important mat
ter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
rnr AMERICAN ARrIsAN.

charles T. Co0t munger OF H0"iye Cone psos
ent tar is very fair 10 the si'ersinh ana J'"eci' ~
REDUCTION in my opinion, Is desirable. Except DO"
think of IT, there is an unjust discrimination against hH0
painting upon porcelain. The duty "a % per cenI an'
ce,siyo compared with the duty upon equal "Na ''''
work In oil aud canvass. Naturally a redutuoh "Vu~
react the most upou the lohorer The American "'''
Ia, no superior In any country In rae iaealy o. NJ,
tou the skilled use Of the tools Of trade ana 'h'lSu' |
mechanical processes our native labor VIII eoul'o'
cessnllly In all the markets OF the world Aue
this house IN silver aud leather "hi'n TOOK 'uo ' r,s
n.,....t .vhnsu,ns abroad established that In"
49,, ,,,rd enters are no longer in Europe, but IN No"
yrl and the, are American born. bred ana tr"he'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

GENERAL, PORTERs CONFIDENCE II HIS FRIENDS
eDsyal Fii- Joha Porer.-G cannot talk about inc o.,
before Congress for publication. have reiu''" az a.
fines IN submit TO am interview and shall continue 70 Nv
So | have seen the report In THE TRIBUNE 'i'"' '-D
=, I'm yeto the hill but Ihave not formed any
,,,p regarding that or any other point that WOMB
1--WE for publication Whatever is right and proper VIII
believe be done by my friends in Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

c. I. RaudaH, Elechiciaa-What the Original No'''
instrument OF 40 years ago is 70 the duplex an" 91-
pick telegraph instrument OF to-day Mal Is Tue 80 30,
i,,,,s - tbe telephone Of the future. The preaen1
t.lenhole Is a toy-a mere play thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
A MoNOLOGrE Oh FL0WERs.

e. T. Ett3dey Iior.s.-A perfect flower viii convert
even AFTER minister given him up There is
aJacquemiuot rose without blemish l had an order
for il before il was bud Floral decoration Tor LentoD
dinner party of fourteen. Listen You will take seven
perfect OF one variety tie them together with nib
bon 90 match their color That is ior lady. Make
seven similar punches and place them together in tho
centre Of your table held loosely by broad ribbon. For
the gentlemen rosebuds All large perfect specimens Of
the La France Baroness dc Rothschd Magma Charta or
Anna Dsbach variety. The effect is magnificent Tho
cost Not more than seventy dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
TUr CAVDTDATE3 N KFNTUCKY.

C1'onct" C4be" Wharton, 0f Kentucky -KeutJcky Re-
pu0Ican5 for Arthur though there is not much talk
aboutit The Democrats their proximity 70 Indiana
and WatteIsou's warm advocacy, are for Mcdonald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

Governor Cleveland has signed the bill to de-
priye the Board of Aldermen OF this city or theH
power to confirm or reject the Mayors nohllna-
ton. and has given in full his reasons Tor DONG
80. He does not see how the measure can
properly be considered as violation OF any
nrinci,les of democratic rule The officers
affected aIe not now elected. They are APP
nointed and this law therefore only provides
for a change of methods. The Governor 5
action and his reasons for it will greatly en-
courage the friends of good government III this
vretcbedlv ruled metropolis. Not only has an
important point been gained already but IL is
fair TO infer from Mr.. Clevcland's expressions
Of opiuion that the important bills no"
before the Legislature, which are necessary 10
Give effect to this new law, viii have his prompt
approval. Moreover, in signing tins DBL GOV
ernor Cleveland has shown the possession OF
greater sagacity than he has been credited Wiln'
and greater courage. His hostile Democratic
critics say that this action will Kill him with his
,ortv If will not Kill him with the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
WHAT Az EXTREME FREE TRADER THIN

ambrose StOr, Board Of Pilot CODp,issioacrS.I am An
ultra free trader ship owner. and my ships have
been driven from the do not expect TO see Amer
can fleets back lnmy day, but future generations
may see them. the Democratic party takes up the free
trade doctrine believe the Republican party will ride
over them this ia deep seated is the faacous belief
that the prosperity of the country due to protection
But later OIL they would win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

MORAL suAsION FOR A CHRISTIAN AT "ONN'
nom Tie Mac YORK Nb". ~, .,.,.stuoeut
Dooa The CLi.,f0t, az Work think mat lh' - ~ rms
~ ,yo mr. three ceuts IN an early copy Oi Is 81 a,.lA-
TuTnSE giIes Inc pirate publishers moral ALA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
suo.s to ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pne,ncss Noilres.

Pnemcss NohGes.
"ALpERNEY BRAND
Buv always N'D'
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
=, -. - - .arntacfnred nv T. q. SBLIFw.
in eiest NMlVV m"""i'O'' Ill FultOnst
For $50 we will give You DESCRIPTIVE IT,
port Of your plumbing which will inform you "ie'"o'
tpbalng sewergas; 1t also indicates the remeuy'
MANHATTAN AxTisEwRR GAS CoMPANf'
al Union square. West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
average, 43S.

The oleomargarine men certainly are not diff
fdent. They march to the front bIavely and de-
clare that bogus butter is wholesome, attractive,
article of food that ithurts nobody that many
people eat IT from choice, and that il has been a
good thing because il has compelled the farmers
to make better butter. All the same, it will be
noted that oleomargarne is seldom OF never
sold at retail under its right name; and until
this is the invariable rule the arguments of the
manufacturers will he of little avail.
Although this is a great Irish city il is perhaps
safe to remark that the glory Of the ST. Pat
rick's Day celebration in NcwYOrb seems to be
waning. The procession yesterday was OF
satisfactory length and dignity, and was much
admired by crowds along the curbstOnes. The
wearing of the green was also popular. But
still il was not quite the same as III years gone
by. Business was not entirely suspended, the
street cars were run with some regularity, and
general good order prevailed
In a letter received from General Grant by
one Of his friends il this city, he denies The
Times interview, in regard to the forthcoming
contest at Chicago as being between Blaine and
Arthur lie says, / have had no interview
"with Times correspondent since have been
here. / have not been interviewed by any
"body." The General has been confined to his
rooms for nearly three months and is not TAX
ing active interest in politics, but il is generally
understood by his friends that his preference
among those talked most about in connection
with the Presidency IL General Logan.
The House of Representatives, to-day will
have the chance of its life 10 make an exhibit
ton Of sclf-restraint OF which the Nation may
be proud. Mr.. Hiscock's resolution on the
LaskeI incident will be reported IN a modified
form from the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
tOwhich it was referred. We mad hoped, with
most sensible people, Lai the resolution would
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

IT has been shown of oleomargarne, ID that II Is
uuwhocsome aud ~ that II is everywhere so'd
for butter. The Inference to be drawn from thtse
facts are that the public do not want It, that 1t Is
no, good Tor the public but that il is palmed Of on
the public by systematic fraud. If, then, the Leg
isIature il really an agency for carrying out the
public will. aud for protecting the community
against imposturc and deceit, and if the regulatiye
legislation heretofore adopted has, as the evidence
proves, wholly failed VI ia intended elect there
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
rHE P0SRVEEECE Bill.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19

a seszx Il iaesS saia0Ss anPosssais ~
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Chaurery Sales.

r, ]. Bla>k, clerk and master, viii sell,
by order OF the Chancery Court, n front
OF the court SbonSe, st noon to-day, the iol-
loving real estate,
4 let known IS 80 Second street. ssx
lsS feet, well improved.
\ lot On Adams street, 2Sxl4S fees-
a lot on southwest corner Second and
Poplar, 20S9o feet, well improved
\ lot d,osnins the above, On Garner OF
alley, south OF Boplsr, On Second, 2Sxi=S
feet.
\ lot On Adams street, west Of Second,
1SxisS ieet, Improved
4 lot On fasbot street, between Nam
and Shelby. lo0xlso ieet.
lot u IN block 50, Fort Pickering.
4 lot On Reale strrs5, west OF Desofo. II
x1s5 seet, well improved.
TSo lots IN Porter subdivision. corner
Walker apenae and Hernsndo road, 2z-ssx
IL feeA
: lot On walSeravs near Hernznio
se ID, SSSxSSS ises-
Three lots in Armour subdivision, II
fses each, On New Madison street
Four lots az Latham and Stewart subdl-
vision, containing shout acres each
Lots ] and OF tie Nc1exn subdivision.
three and : hall miles IRON CITY, on Poplar
street boulevard
&snsty-oae acres oi land four miles
northeast OF eity-
-Four acres three miles south OF eity. IN
Latham and Stewart subdivision
Lot Il OF the Kerr Subdivision, Two and
hall miles southeast of cify-
Two los On Ross nvenue. north Of Poplar
street -5xlse iest each
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-19
HUNRyIlIE. Al
Second Day orshe Erizl Of Frzak LAM
-plcS lildei1S TxSssreeEy-

Second Day oFshe Erisl Of Erzak Iane>
Dick LSddeI7> TS>1saeEy-
SrSes1t T. tie AzzSal-l
HUSTsvIH April IS.-Dick Ediel, one
Of the James gang. vS introduced IN
the eaSe zSzinSs Frank JAMES 10 dzx- he
told about the gang living Il tie HIts
place, AdSirviIle, Ky-, and subsequently
81 Frank JSmes'S place. near Nashville
WItasss hsz1d Frank James taking
with JsSse On : farm near Nash
vile On the e.h izy Of March,
1881, about mzn who paid OF = large
gang Of men On the lIth OF March where
. big canal vas made Jesse left the farm
on the 9th. and Frank On the 7th, both ol
horseback Jesse ordered witness 10 -
TO Hi.eiS. in Ad1iryilse, TIL they returned
When Frank and Jesse vent away both
had long, sandy WhiSke-s- Jesss Ie-urnkd
With Frank 10 Ad4iryiile On the 9lsh
OF March The former h2i short,
chin whisksrs only, the Latter m1s-ache
only Eddsl Is : member OF the gang. sid
wSs coavictSd Of psriicipSi II the Blue
Cut train-robbery, IN Missouri, Sn6 se1-
teneed 10 twenty years, which v2S s1$
pended 80 he could be Used - : Wines
against James Counsel for the 6eislsz
strenuOuSly objected to the admission o:
ISiieI's testimony
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three years SSN fhs cOlogsS sSoose
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PERSONALS.

Miss SCSIE GRIFFIN returned yesterday
morning from a visit 10 PSducah, NY.
NJ. YATES & Co. and the Union Stock-
TSpis were yesterday admitted to men,
berShip by the Merchants Exchange
JeHN NJ. PARkEE, New Orleans, ]. H.
Cogswell, s. Louis; Or. r ]. Lyles, By
halia, visited the Cotton Exchange yes
terday.
H III. RSKN, secretary of the Cotton
Exchange AT Little Rock. and q prominent
commission merchant OF that place, died
suddenly yesterday morning OF heart dis
eSSe.
Q. NJ. WILLIAMS, of the West Plains
(sIo-l Ga-sste, IS in the city in the interest
OF his paper. He Is fTom good section
Of country, and one that it viii pay Mem
phiS 10 cultivate.
]. h TAYLOR, OF the Jonesboro ARK.
DSsseerof, IS in the city. The HsRecras Is
sues tri-weekly edition Snd is Published
in a territory from which Memphis ex-
pects much in the future