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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

their dislike OF tho methods by which ne nsu
attained tho nomination; and even tho me" VIZ"
previous 10 the convention had ao'Vo"
the choice OF Mr. Cleveland realized the wcakne" VI %
tcks, and bore about with them luSuhrlou' taoe~ i
feeling OF indignation fosnd expression Ia ao'n'r'
20 which none hut Democrats admitted on fr'uS
evening That has been followed by other' ano nemo
active steps are being taken for the formation OF nitv
cratic Blninr ana Logan club, Somoth'hg ~ ,t,Ley
ynter. who have heretofore voted the 'cmocrauc
have pledged themselves 10 iOin tbe new " hsi,cvs
that before tomorrow night inc ru.,,rcsrnt
iucude 100 or 30 names. And this VIII on ~, .av
a portion OF those who purpose 70 revolt %lg iii mot
hev will vote Tor n ainc and Logan, OF ~ 'r', aly
vote the Democratic ticket, do not care 9ln9 youn,
,hemse selves with the boiling movement i', =, thc
pemocra. find Justification for their postum ,tinr
tVrt,uica and unfair methods by which me hos I'll,
q. cleveland wa. forced upon the party, ana III o,,iv
date. dsg1ii led afiillticn with lht d ,ire
asd frertrade interests. MorcoNtr' ''vJ anily
RInne for what The SW has 50 az
cb.r.cferlea a. his intense American m an
y,c,Dv of nis election will have an important o'"''
the canvass in this par OF inc 7'at' l. ONLY
This promising stale OF Affairs IN 'anSnu'lE Gorn.v
an lndratlCn al the situation all throl-l 80 ,n
Republican clubs are being Orglnilru l.t,,nc5cd and
meetings and pole -aisings arc ALREADY ~ snI-h
L., 10 ,erv y her. manifest a DISCRIMINATING 70 In
things" Unless ali predictions are al Iatil'i; IN
swell her Republican majority TINS year ." l'''''
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To the Ediior Of The TrtbHHe.
SIR: Attention does not seem to he persist
entity enough called 10 the following significant sentence
I'D ,ir George william turti,'s speech nominating MI
EdmuuIs n Chicago;
Let ma make hi,l on captain in the great COMES
uuo which we enter; make hun our captain of bo-l "a
vast host o. LOYAL followers, udee3 t,Hor'S gre SfiH
BE-. doUbt,ss. 0fQny nun ~hD LeafS ne banner ~ me ~"
publican pGrtH
copy verbatim from the Full report the italics being
mine course. A. tnf time OF making this declaration
Nj Curtis well know that Nh Blaine WA candidate
wsd receive votes tue hr,t ballot than any o.
H.. compcritprs and hll the best chance OF all those
named for the nomination. His not spruns
upon th- convention. nor was 30 surprise 70 Mr. Cur -
Wh.u tAe probable Doe The acuIl, what was 10 tii'
chan ed Mr. Curtis- dJubtless"i FOLLOWLR
Nc,r-Y 0rk July d. lS7i.
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SOME PRACTICAL INQUIRIES.

PERTINENT TO THE PRESENT POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
To the Edttor or he TrtbuHe.
SIR: What i the cause of the " hard times
that occur in This every ten or fifteen ye7'f l.
70 not principally due To- over production u II So what
is the most oDvioa remedy Woad not free ana large
exior trade relieve our Oy"r.tO3k OF manufactured prod
nets. keep tho inIl. running AMI tl- operatives en-
tlovedl Would not % President thoroughly and heartily
ibued with fery-nt zeal Tor American interests dlpo-
uaficauv promoe every effort for success in this drec-
mont Is it doubted that james o.. Blaine would be such
a President
What keep. our ,vorkia-men weilpn.L wel:'d an d
wr-h0u,ed, when the same class OF ctArns 'r'l olle
infer Tor s. t of The act. a loce,- cs OF life! : 70 not
bee uy imposing Tax uioD IDrri-l promo ID M
Government provide work Tor 49,, CITIZENS ia prom
t.a same INNS and th- iln- Ir li- WlA ITS
own borders its w.aitnl In dono' Eat .u,n e
policy Is directly 200 unison with " Use creates E'oi 10
line greatest nuabrrI /, It not one oi tho strongest
principle Of tne Republican par'J ,,,,.
l. po.-iD" tna the Ln-l'7h haoA . 50 ,noI'l5 guy
uu. ul and anxious for tine ,Urce-so t our cohn-ica
interests IS to favor President :or, u, W.
Will enhance aud protect those interests " idI ..
m. record OF the Eu-l sA preference, IA our comm
e.ectionl Do moi the English pcopr, TO man. rc4nr
that election of James g. Elaine m ,Ih, Iyf tnl
country an increase Of fogeSn raie at In snhG' ca
prGsci l. il DO. lime that we became "oi age tno
competent 10 manage our own aidi7 "ltAouI da'lsv'I
ordlrtqton from the " NO.ner or amy other country
/. II naturIl to believe from past event, that I'm
such statesman ana dlpolt ~ iiIo' " 1,.t h
presidential chair the Minister Of any country WI. Dt
able 10 instruct our especial envoy regMalhs tG re-
tons OF the Goyerun-n 81 Na-hh- ONO pa
cn-or become informed ol tle private ana conn Irhll
di,pl.chcs II Our arcre !-'d Minis. r-,idc NJ sargent
would seem possible Tor on -'''e Dcp@I' ~ .
como Gail il-Aly ridiculous ~ foreign courts Win James
! e.. Blame aj tie helm OF ..fursl
Win James g. Blaine as "t,si-IoI Oh AneIc'n ~
ir.-- will 90 Dee urtcss Tor American cllL;nr ira.
i,- abroad . apply 10 Other th1u American Con@ul-
protection. or VII t DE- natural Tor foreign 7IPs %
Wal. .oct'y to insult fLr NalUG d cu-- Us ln upoi
| tie nigh -ea- and without valid excuse compel Ou
American captains 10 submit t3 search and ellIre :,
! Can anything De- dI-c1yrrri with q mcTO'o0P' III
! The record Of James O.. Blaine indicating nor
/ mai blo,tthir-nes- de sire for warl On the con
/ tr.ry. does noe everything prove him 10 DC
fee,y drsrlu- OF settling all dlh'ulc- ana tlsPuIt
fv conference and arbitration Does not all MS pas
show HIM 90 be q solder % the pen rather than OF Tue
sword q commander Of reason rather than OF armies
Are not Inc principles and candidate Of the DemOeIab
/ or sILDorl InGcpen lent-pat'y dame,ucaly o.
posed vital Interest involving the prosperity AM
| vel benz Of tue American people
! Near- York. July -, 1884. JOHN w MILES
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OswEGo REPUBLICANS UNITED.
TIE SPIRIT OF FACrtoN DISAPPEARS -DENo'i'N' ~
pfSrpACrIo% AND DlSUNlNN.

DISTRACTION AND DINlNl'N'
OswFGo. JULY lS.-In this county every lhul-
cation paints 10 more than the o.dtim' h'P'p"'''
paor'v 40 other county in the state has b'eh n''e
torn hy 'act.onl. dscor since the snAil'A ID 9c
~.ti,,, ana plat anil 10 other aow presents more
SOLD front. Republican factions nave un'''4 ~ ,
,he Eepu,lc,p nominees. From every town IN Tue
,rptv re,,rt, come that Republicans are organizing
clubs with an unluilnty that has moi existed lot NAM
ve,rs This feeling IA lust a. apparent IN the city r~'
non feeling was very bitter here up t. the nemehI tue
nominations were made.
In Stvkin. contrast with the unanmity OF Hcpnp''1"'
is the distraction ia the Democratic ranks IAmn'h, "
slwsv. been strong here The nomination oi 'eVe''u'
therefore, was received with an outOust o y
those who in the past have been foremost III
uofeu. tio,ls even if somewhat dsidsietu. nc 1-ll
conventions were carried IN the interest ~ III
Inn Waive and Clvug! counties COWhncl Al 'ie -"
convention and left OswcgO county ont IN the t'l' II ~
49, ,o ,,ce therefore ia the National CJuveu;'on thr
somuatinu Cleveland was al the more n-t ~ P.l
swallow II ia pill nat hundreds vi . ."r AN y, H.. no
r,erot,ou T. say that Oae-h1i perhaps l'rSrI pro
por'lDu OF Democrats Of tbs p'rsua' ON utterly ItIds ~
o cast their votes for the Republic n rir
fora ticket The Democratic leaders are luAr ih INC
Democratic cx- Alderman ode-c coy "l t .ro NV
yvlrr~ 81 90 that 800 Democratic lrshneA I'D tE ~
would yo,e for Blaine an Lp-an ana ne oo' N'' LII" %
taker.
T,i.3 note fact that At the ratification m'''lng
t,.t Friday ylt us one had thH daIn- 10 propose
cheer for he candila.es Th"lsck o. enthusiasm W As 700
auf,reyt to- he few Cleveland men 10 Hsh uchI IA
iIp,u the Iuus4 OF their former iri.p"P1riodhN Inc
several towns cvincc tho same apathy. In no Pd'c '
vet has rlu1 been formed a. rat hctu'n meeting Hc'
except in the own OF il'AHl''i. hd ~" ~! ,l n
lively few pdruc pdied I'D iir a'i'h i,r,rs
Democrats assert that reaction VII l1Ae '. - an,
election what basis they have Tor th' lr'.ll" -
emf ID imagine. Each diy shows more ana more az OF
tons from the Demo RATIO nh7 u T. .4ie 10 80, Viii
tins iai receive majority than over pSIoIe'
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~ 4rHENIAN REuIYIsCENCE

..XVbep was Young said Socrates 10 AlCiDl j.
a.s ope sunday afternoon was the custom oi me
naidens " Athens 10 wear tunlc- 7)A'Wu,l ,V' - - i
IN theatre or ont 10 hop or on any ol"sr IKE session
oT frivoons amusement suppose tlA' Wa oSIo'' 'Su
day .. Alciblades !" ,,iL
=! Ir was" ,aia Aleibiades, with sign. , - 4,
. - ,rc.s OF fashion alto gethrr worthy OF
t1r - r,priuued the hllo-Opher To-day, ioi the
IN riroe il, many years NeH1 Ia q church II VS.
IA. thnse which made the leude,t QUERY against tlo
necLed tunic, in the days OF my youth AHd Nn@
~. tav surprisr o. excellent young mAn, TO mo lh4t
- ,D.ndam fashion VI the ballroom hAd crfpt mo
M pple 81 worship Before sat the lar dauBh OF
Of Puf6craus the richest silver mnef oI Altlc% rAo
80 -. but he had wisely protected her rms and
ssonlders from the res ny covering Of mosquito par
which u Ca led lace yoke in the i9nguAss Oh 'Ne J
Wa.t think Won 81 this ashton, AlclSl@drs go. q.
"IthinL replied the beautiful Alco'Aiss' 80. ~
,t h ytser IN keen out the flies villa wire screens AZ
~ ars and uialow. and 40 away VILE the lace zones
altOgether." $1,000, ,bfs savfng Of Alclbia-
The madens OF Athens heari Vi '1'' ''''"7 -
d4s aud were highly dispeased. . . ,,..,-u land
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rNHAPPY BOSTON DEMOCRATS.
ALACK OF INTEREST ~ THE NATIONAL TICKET
mn ML-NLCLpAL nE ADLnCK.

A LACK OF INTEREST II ltL NhiADNAi A4NhE-
rHE MUNICIPAL DEADLOCK.
BOsTON, July 1S.-The Democratic managers
are NOT happv There is little enthusiasm over the
result of the National Convention that the leaders feel
derr,Sscd The Traveller SAYS that freud OF Gen
erl Butler whose official relation, such that he de-
cline, TO De quoted. says shat h, opinion the only
consistent and only probable course now opcl Tor
Butler since the Democracy have uomlnotef N 'n'po
list and refused to declare for th' wprngman ID her
platform il 10 support Blame. vine /, tried friend OF the
workip,,uau and stands on a w'rkingmtn'- platform
such ~ course he j. confident wuld stampede an I'M
1nensr following from the Democratic ranks, ana would
entirely yndcae Butler from all charges OF IN oussicn
Cy or personal seif-seeking.
The l.ldl,.k which has for months existed between
MAYOR Martin and the Common Council is lSaly 20 he
soon broken Both siIes have held stUbb0ruiy but
the MAYOR, after appealing TO the courts, las been
compelled to surrender. The machine Dem
Ocrats have long sought for the office
o. superintendent o. streets All % plc4te them The
lAatyr iIe has resigned and ara Inferior man. hl'nae
Meeb1n. politician, viii be given che ohice In return
thi- concession the Council VIII confirm tue other APP
p0lutmcuts of the Mayor
The Democratic managers are nor b&l'F pNised Wi
the MAYORS appointments for toe now commission tho
CIV Charter Ex-MdyOr Samuel q. Cobb Is Democrat
Bucbee IA . Republican with reform tendencies. and
James Vs. kcharts son Is straight Republican. None
Of that assert that 10 cut te - iepreseui luon
on this important commission, aud ihuhSG that th'
M4yor'- act in dominating Me-sfs t01O ru-Dee an,
Richardson part OF q. Stu4eI plAh OF lhe MAY"
H. nore The regular Democracy. BE this as % may IN
Democratic leaders certainly sore over thr 'ul'
aaars have taken and 10 j. not improbable that new
rupture between the Mayor and Inc members OF the GU
Council may be the result The MaYOr- action has no
teaded 10 close the breach already existing
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SUSCEPTIBLE DCDES MISTAKE.


4 pair of tight trousers, 4 GETAWAY coat, 4
Iafe .y, nat and pair VI kid gloves contained yeatrI-
IL fier.DOu VIVA is known a. dude IN" oWtct WSs
to,l,I posed against the rust Company bulClAS on
T rtei-s small Iaustlche tAat had Just gone tAIou1n
80 b,pJs of the barber being curled 10y himself
s,.te a, ii -slt cane found under A.s arm -,
watch him." remarked oy-stande'' " mes Oh 'H'
The reporter looked across the street. but could see no
females. 80. .t.-,
.. The woman IN Eiustelns WINDOW. see ner - IT,,
tnn for s0mc time. but the woman gave 10 7lsus %
answering. she was rattle pTePOs5s5s'ins oa"sc.'
r.sel In he l.esi st}le AMI 10 VS. evident that sue
,,t engaged Is tue dude supposed reaIFdnslhS the
Arc YOU not tired flirting with that woman" the re-
pOrtrr inquired. 49, ara, .t.t,l, sbo,. an
''NOt nucu" replied the uuIe' " l ''V 'i''N '- ~ @
haunds some
But she can't talk
." CIwu't she hats awful bawL' - ,,-
g. IA. n appeared 20 you that II l. q dummy, slHpy
ora..e,. 10 show OF The latest faslloHS -, e. >,
- hv love: | .ey-r thought Of that. I'm lrtI
and he mi ed his cane under his arm ana moved on
MI t. Ian inter of a number OF persons who had Dozen
watching
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BRIGHT OUTLOOK IN ONTARIO.
REPUBLICANS WORKING IN HARMONY AND DEMO-
CRATs N REVOLT


Gratis ~ REVOLT.
CANAND NGUA, July 1.-The prospects are
exceedingly gratifying the Republicans in old Ontario
Ofcour,e the news that Blaine nominated was DIS
appointing pOrtisn Of the party here, but all swung
CALAMITY into line and at the Ratification meeting held
tAe week following the convention there general
good feeling, and the friends o. Arthur add Of Edmunds
wed with Of the successful candidate In expressing
their esy 10 the ticket and confidence in It's tri-
umphsRt election The enthusiasm among the masses
has ever since bern growing Tie younger elements in
the party have organized club 10 survive the
present campaign and be ready for work the future
They nave secured eommodlous headquarters and are
enlsiing company Of Pinned Knights
But Wills there are these manifestations OF enthu.
sasm on the part OF Republican, local Democracy
Ind themselves dsprted at the beginning OF the can
yass and openly admit that they no chance OF sue
cess In this state The announcement that Governor
Cleveland nominated for the Presidency received.
here BY telegraph Friday afternoon excited no demon
STATIONS OF pleasure, except among Republicans Not
lew the young Democratic Irshmen boldly declared
Asu AsstiiIy 70 the Democratic standard bearer and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
GERMANS NOT RECOGNIZED

To me EdftOr Of The Trfbune.
SIR: With the nomination of Cleveland opens
the campaign Of While eaders and ward workers are
busy making promises and pledges woud humbly say
word In behalf Of German citizens. NewIork city IS
Democratic city n also contains Large German vote
What patronage do the Germans ever receive Al the
hand. OF tho Democracy The Democrats have too often
directly slapped the German In the face. Frequently
have read headlines In daily papers How VIII the
German Vote Cor II our German citizens womb only
wake 10 tbs fact that they are fooled fro year 10 year
thew could not help dscsrdng the trckery Of our Local
DemOeratic leaders and rise a AID cast their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
TIE RARrHoLDI STATUE PEDESTAL.

To the Edttor Of me fFt0""
Srp.Tbe Courrier des Etats Jnis,in its issue OF
o., d. ,,.-rbv M Lewis Essential m Tie
,C,,-,,, + ,,,,ie,, His,,ry on RoIssclu IN Pnla-
depaa." takes COCA lon reject upon the An'rctu
people for their alleged rcmlssnes' in subscribing 70 Tue
und Tor the pedestal OF the Blr,h'i static Inc i'cs
in the matter are these From the ihc'pency % ','0
work there has never been lack OF iuA's'
The Government OF the UM'ei ~, 1hat
an island which would sell Tor sum tul.
would build MANY such statues, IN island upon WI
stands a fort winch cost over 9I,VJyS g., corntr- 4,
ctef en- -lne.r OF the pedestal work; Mr. kenalsn "st
noN-A "A an eIp.rt IN lrin'i stone supcrhVn ,o
m,eufacture of tne concrete; th5 lap2ters ny IN
nbrrsy paid up 20 date To-day tue Er-A'A rts nc,
oV.r t- wDrs, - e her with the AmiIliAu tSo uo,
81 ,neit an people have. think acted perfectly Oh
49,, sslarr a,ut thi- BartholIi est9I And tAtde
~ Tork I1Iy : lsSl JAMES MORRIS MOk1AS'
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MR.. HENDRIcKss NEW FRIENDS.

To the EditOr Of me TrtbHte.
SIR Can it DC possible that George William
Curtis and Carl schurz who were so unreenting in their
criticisms ~ Rag Baby" Hendricks in 1876, intend "a
give their support 10 ticket With his name On for VICE
President How DO the eminent civil Services retormers
relish the speech delivered by him in Indianapolis on
saturday evening In which he declared that the Demo
cratic Administration would turn on al the Republican
stockholders sec tee gram from indianapolis 20 Ihc
Ncir- York IteS OF July ~ What interesting readn
the criticisms made hy dessr Curtis and Schurz IN $50
Oh Mr. Hclduck- would DE! kEFJBLlCAN
Nr,r- York. July -, 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
CARS ~ PARIS.
From The lGorid lL1nd9pl
- ..---.

The great event IN Paris last week, an event
winch struck terror ntO The hearts of -u' OF lno y e
hav. q their p'at " - h+ NV
i'm, of the doors az thu Grand Cafe No ht thl- W ~
cxpccted The Grand Cafe, once ai1"7t a.
-, ia me F.uhour. e. Grriatln Ma ol Tag ''AiN
J,.coi. being unable to Withstand me "fIlpI' 'Vil
pefiliou Of the c tfr - ia PAX IL u ID pc no~t t'
-, - il r.opene nader new management II VII 10
&c Prst Sc where No Pcrls or tir th'""i - 'laas
W N he admitted II /, notorious mat WIN the exception
WI ~ - rnrteni'- there j. not ugle c3C on ths
Rsney.rds % which man can take LIS VII" or .tiy
,~ias flrr eleven o'clock &c night Way should virtue
have 10 20 supperless Ia bedt
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An fyprpEyDFyr Journal FOR BLAINE.

n IHlfFI pun TIlII'|
proor,ss was never more str.ciY independent has
I'm tho announcement THIS week that 10 II ~ hlenuon
80 a. ,h.t n can fnws ard the election Of James brsps
Kaiue A. President ana John Alexander LOGAN we.
President respectively, Ot tas Untd sta..s LIZ ~
cannat rsgard the nomination Of Mr tieNsisud ny tas
Democratic National Convention ia chicago OetrNIsa
~. s dread or uulllu .pess OF the DeuecFatc p<ry
mn $3.50 49,, S,r0sra FrOyrsss has advocated ths
nomination. of Mr. Randall by tue Democrats, ana
,,ass Lave earnestly supported that nomination "a
CensraI Iagan fought the south, instead 81 merely
thiagnr sbcuI dotag perhsps he would stand better
thlhAIAh ,hs DsnocrAcy. The Democratic platform
=, cn..rdiV one which may be translated exactly as
70. The Free- Traders appear 20 Ike H. rheir
are for Cleveland. Aad that Is another evidence
thsi MT Cleveland is in a very bad way.
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A NEW KIND OF VETERAN"

To me Edftor Of ThsT Tribune.
SIR In The Evening Post" Of Saturday Last find
new of old word which think will prove
valuable addition TO orr political vocabulary The
word IA veteran and II IL found in the following
paragraph taken from the special dispatch to Tho
Post from Chicago in reference TO the Democratic
Convention
If Governor Cleveland fills to be nominated for
President next week 10 will be one instance IN when
well organized and Disciplined regiment Of veterans
failed to master mob OF 10 very great superiority IN
point OF numbers
This u-s of the word veteran having been intro
duced by such high literary authority hope will be
generally adopted 1t is both suggestive and useful
and these the tests by which term ia to he
tried Il is very suggestiyc. A well organized and
disciplined regiment of veterans, when the words are
used the CORE saOndent Of The Post uses them,
bring to mind the heroes Of hundred battles IN pri
mary, committee and o0nyention,-the yictors III the
election iraa5 of iSGS-the noble who served SO
unseishly under the llmcnted Twead-the patriots of
tho cipher campaign of 1S76,-the minded men
VINO without hope of reward have aguln ana az i ue
voted Themselves to the reform Of the DE nocratlc
| party. We can never FORGET them. We are iuH OF
| gratitude that those vet, ms who have earned
their right 10 rest are still willing 10 give Themselves
| 70 the public service. and do not shrink from having
laid upon their shoulders the burden Of the National
But the usefulness Of the new is IL greatest
! value. The highly virtuoIs and truly impartial In
| ucpendtuts with clear cOiSrlcncf'
| one convention a, controlled by horde of bum-
| mer7,' " sh0uters." 0ilce-seekers' plnndercrs
etc. and " look with solcitude' To the action OF an
other. because thoy hope il will be controlled ny
| well organized aud disciplined regiment OF veterans
| They may now with perfect consistency reject IL
! candidates men who were the free and spon aAeouS
choice of the great majority of the party TO which
those same Independents have Away, claimed 70 De
long, and in whose selection some Of them took part
while 81 ia. same time thoy hope for and agree 10
candidate who they think will b. forced on the
majority If the party they haze always claimed 70 oP,
pose by the organization and discipline Of veteran
minority. ~ \ /
-N.lc- YORK. JuLH Z ISL.
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AMERICAN RAILWAYS AND THE LONDON
MARKET

To the Editor Of The TrtoHne.
S,p. I enclose an extract from a letter from
,r.end IN London. He Is engaged exclusively IN
eoaro,,l nagotia tions for United states fallroaa
nrprt.es have ne doubt Of the truthfulness VI the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

LONDON April l2-No one can fail 10 recognize that
the purchase would b. an excellent business "p
Grafton and very prohtbe but where is the man. wno
In the present condition tho European market anu IN
face OF the disgust that exists here regarding the Nhpie
wrecking ~ American lways,cGud raise = note
TO carry ont your plant Within the last Two years W"
have the SeWYork Central. the wabash system tne
West shore the Northern Pacific, the Iranscontiheht
Company the Denver aud Rio Grnde and other INES Ok
millions OF these markets the most roseco0ieu
representations not TO mention host Of minor ines
Then, ~ regards You have the Inll9ns luat
has sailed on the London and Duich people IOI
Denver and Rio Graudc and the Mexican ~
tiOna: firm alone being loaded here with slOOOOOO
Of Mexican National bonds U dcftlL Then, on Top OF
the 49,. rcceiyershp, comes the whchls h9W
the receivers hands With this accumulation OF mis-
cries. the cable tells every day o. combinations exist
ag among the mIgnstes to wreck old ana PAYNE i9t'
tell you that we have got the world frightened In1
dshcartened at wholesale pundcring OF railway en-
terpscs In the United states. They won't believe VI any
more. II al the clergymen 81 the United states would
take oath honesty and merits OF new scheme,
Europe would simply think il new form OF swindle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

A Someryille girl was recently so startled by
h.isg kissed suddenly that she died We hasten 70 say
Post
A Burlington mother has a special room for
administering corporal punishment 70 her children. she
calls it ner bsx othce.-l Burlington Free Pie&A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19

picture he draws know gentleman who has Just re-
turned after four months unsuccessfuly spent In
London trying obtain money for araro'd enterprise
when the bond iaterest guaranteed by Nanaero"''
The pa.tmes OF the Stock Exchange In Broad't whero
men sport with other peoples property with the thousn'
essnc,s not 10 say crmlnAlty, peculiar to tho spo,s
world costing tho country unnumbered millions OF "a
ropcan capital. aud crowdng courts with llqud'"h
and wrcckny proc,odlng., and besides, Il reesatns
many communities and localities to past hard'hip' from
which they about emerging by rol'pn 81 the com
pcuon OF railroads them Is the Stock Exchange act
ing wlselyl Very respectfully, H. A.
Nec- iork Junc :, lssi.