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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

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stunted Deve'opmenk impoat,....sx. IN
rae, etc, from excssses or vc~,Sss.1 ~
cured. M RnrsR
foun<, middle aged ana GA -.
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suit tie old kurop@an Physlcssr = =. -
opinion costs nothing Asa -. - n
miscsy xod shame, whsa Ir-.H nzu
visit the ctty far tre.tzas ns5ss,.s.s, - :
sene everywhere BY exhrrsr - 49,
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who gives his whole Aatsntsn y = sri.>
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throueoouf tho country, Rrr.s-, ~ 4s.a
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remedy Il used. TIE pscaass Am - -
enee makes his opinion q ssrr~.s -.
lance. 4NH
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s-nt free. Alsa, Self AnslvSt e1
pr. Lleoig's woxD SFuL oxz,,Ay ~
roa permsnenfiy prevents an ul;rsin,., ~
irom tAs system. tones the n.rvcs -
ems ihe muscles. cheeks thu w..,e. -. -
th- whole system, sad nostarss - - -. I
health and hAppines&
II reason - many ezunof a.. -.
seminal Weakness, lsss of Nassa.s 4. I
owing 20 complication called prr-,-, 49,
with HvpeTaetbesis, whfch rsuuhss =. "a "a
treatment Or. LAehigas lnvisor<.. n ,.
only positive cure for prostaicr,h 80 - =
enlisr special tres,ment. assd Il IL 80
| DispeusAry.
Price Of Iuvisoraicr. q. On, q =.
ties, 80 sent 70 any ADDE'S. sNr,c-. !
curely from observation. To pr.us - =.
dertnl power Of the InviRorsfor 4 n ~
viii be given or sent free.
Powerful Electric Belts free 10 p1,is-b
Consultation free aud private. tf.I - :,
dress LlEBlG DasPryRfrv
4oo 0eary street, San Frsnclsrc A
Psfvafe entrance, 4oS Mason -. Il
blocks up sssAry from Kearuy. lfnn 800
through Dispenssry Dug seo~e nAisfss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12
WATfR Fs1sT-HIpkR AN RIGHTS
On Seattle Pay, the Minor addition.
north Of the Barrel Factory.

EOR MANUFACTURING AND RESI-.
e dence purpo - this property cannet
be beat. Extensive imprDvene ots now
underway , .ospectiye Faiirosd and saw
mill. coal bnnkers and shipyasd, taa great
extent en-. braces Mirrors addition, VIII oh
VIII certa My guarantee safe and Iarg
refurns On ih7 emount invested. Also.
'rncss adjoining Suiths Cove. P,ices
low. tens asy. GEO. DURFFEl
once with w. Finley Hall Stnneis bald
fuR Front 81, +. q. box fs9 myfG
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Notice OF FINAL Prool,

u.aLArp oys1cx ~ 0Ex,eprA. VI. /
AFTii -. fseA
PATHWAY rs nisd notlcs q tns1uesm
mske Ana proof besors ne sadss e =.
shsence. ths Clara 81 fhs p1stfie oezH ~
once u Pssf Tsgnssnd, ". =, % IT,
shs al dag 81 snne. A. D. 49,. e
sfsed sppl1cstfon Va. 11g1. for ne -. 7.
and Z. q ssetioa -. nd M 4 81 -
sccsfon -. fownship - nursA. rz1<e
zs1sy KnisEs. + ,. o'oszry sni Jsssnr 2,
= = os& ~ .sioHx '. oovxx
spsoss4 n>eszs<r e - r<se .
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Hryff.ANp. Ohio,

Dr.. Frazfsr-Dear Sn: was trou-
bled for about three months during She
last SUNNI and fall With bronehitis
aud bad cough. After trying several
rsraedies without finding any relief. i
used your Throat and Lung Balsarn, and
found Immediate relief. On retiring at
ni. ht ID gave me undisturbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weeks l
found myself cured. RKv. q NUTn.
DIR. Fraxier's Threat and Lang Bal
sam gliays oil irritation Of the throat,
penetrafes and heals the lungs and e.
sists nature by expeetorafion 90 throw
sn the corruption. Sold By druggists
everywhere nc % cents . bottle. prAxier
Medicine Co. proprietofs, Cleveland. U.
Sold by A. b Stewart. seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12


KUHN AND BREcHKR The following.
from tho Walla Wslla JowrNai, IL pretty
plain talk. "cAptain Beecher supported
Voorhees, IN the late campaiQn. and was
an evowed Independent in politics. He
10 an outspokeR prosectionist and
in hearty sympathy with the Democracy
in ifs opposition 70 sroaopoly. He Was
supported for the position by distin-
euished Democrats IN the Territory.
Tie appointment Of Beecher will not
demofalizs the Democracy Of the North
west. Il 10 an assurance OF Democratic
intention 10 make triumphant the anti
snopopoly sentiments Of the party. Mr..
Kuhn. however nsuch be may BE-
esteemed personsliy. IL not regarded 40
ssund upon this sentiment. His known
attitude waa such that. &C the Walia
walIa Convection last September. Q
pledge was exsctsd from him TO sup-
port the democratic nominee. Ha xss
notoriousiv nos Ia sympsthy 9th what
the opponents Of tue nominee were
pleased 20 term the sSeattie ides
Captain beecher vas. His appoinfnseni
. satisfactory 20 the mass Of the
Democracy who last fall chose DslspEss
VOORHEES, 10 represent the Territory.
And Il msy IS well be understood
from THE time forth that ratlrosd AZ
Iorney Democrats must either take q
back - - or the party will b foand In
the rear Of the hghf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT or ISLAND
! e0unty. ". 7.
In the msttsr Of the estate Of WIN. Kayton,
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that Peter DJorup,
aamtatstF4toF Of the estate OF william Kay
ton, deceased, having aled IN this onurt hfs
petition praying thai toe residus of he <etate
Of said William Ksyton. deceased. be dis
tribated In the proporsi ms asd 10 The parties
emitted.
said Court for Thursdzy. tina III h day Of June,
a. d. 1855. Of the Nay term 0f 1883. at the
court room "a reof, ct the Court H use, IN
coupeville. county Of Island. and Territory
Of wsshinetcu and sll rsrsnns interes I'd IN
said estate are netiAed then and there to an
pear and shaw eause. n sny they havs. Why
the said petition shoald not be granted.
A. d. BIO tkRa
Prrhais Judge and ex Oflcfo Clerk.
Dated May Is. Ass. mya sw
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A BxkuzIsuL sIon1- -Ths norfhwsss
efn skg pr ssntsd some noticeabis phe-
nemsaA las, ssenine. Absut 7ss0 ., "a. =
bsavs bank % isaden elon3s huea osss
tie OiymI Il ds9sse or 10 above she :
snmmits. fhe descending sun tsuehea
their lower edges with molten cold
shsle later crimson and purple made
picture io1r 10 he Remembered.
Ashuarf she uAcianasd space tFastlinz
slowiy from north - south . perp.ndle.
nlaF oolumn Of rain half = degree In
width Travelled slowly, being almest ey-
sionie In aRpeafanee and certainly in
dieasise % the fall Of torrents Of water.
Later On Ia the sveaiRG, ahout $50 p.
N. the faeFshwest say was ahlaxs with
chest and fofkei lightning. while the
q acfpaded spaces near the hofizon
Hluwed unmistskesbis exidencs OF q
treueadous d5gnpoar of rain. No
tiandsr was beard however. Later
sziil the clo1ds Ia The northeast DARK
onsd 20 an inky pail and the liehsnine
was cuntinnoaa fne fzc1 thai NJ tlian-
der wzs heard you'd indicate thai tie
sfa N was heyand TIE Olympic range.
probably far oat ~ So. Let ~ l,ooe
that 90 shalf bear nothing a wrecks Of
sskips dism&zzed. THAI whea hailed.
seat no answer back again."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the y. 8. Mail.
THE coMPANy's STEAMER
DEMONSTRATION

WILL, LEAVE sEATTLE EvERY
wv SUNDAY, Tuesday and THURSDAY
evening. ct Q o'clock. for
wHATCOM
Calling a Mukilteo, Taialip. Coqpevilie
Oak Harbor, Utsaiadys Laconner. ktdslxo
Ana<ortea, 0uemes, samisA. kAirhasen
BetiinShAin and eehoma
Returnina. win leave WhAtcom eyers
Manilay, Wednesday and Friday even
tntrn. al q 0'cl0ck. for Seattle. calling
intormedlate points On the way.
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sxsniIsy Msrning Bent b
VICTORIA.
STEAMER EVANGEL,
HARRY LORI. cAar.srrr.

win lcepe Ysssnrh : ksrt. seaislA a ..
IA Ra I feNssz1A thence fsom vlcao.
"a 10 NJ fstRlIa ara whRRrxwi. RstrEns
M leasa Sssi6lAHAkO a. II ., N FRI
DAY fui' FtehsEiA. VIZ The kslasAlR nr-ty.
tnz ~ ytefurask - ! q ~. % A1fur1ks.
Leave vietni.As "a u = ~ eafnRa2y. Tor
tacfs To,snsene &nd 6e4stiA. sa6 axTiye ~
scaz1ia Ahpai ! Rn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12
ISLAND ROUTE.
ssaslls, Psi fssnssaa and &mlahnss
~uus~ = THE STEAMER
- EvANCEL

HARRY LorT. cAaxtefer.
WIN les.xe XssierN wharf sTery Thurs.
dAS. 81 q. m. and Pert TownsszA - ~
= N, feE SeiniAhfnoe ealing - San Juan.
LaRnn. FrsAA8 HAxhor. RosAe HAFbof.
Ortka East Sound. GuensA Anaecrtes
SAHeIzA RnA fKhascpnA
Hefnrulns vain arrive - 8eazG5e about
D IN EVER casarsAy.
aaen. q,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

Atlanta
ueet Constipation which suffered Increasing
months began taxing Ayers
pe. Thev have enc cosive habit and nAve
Hermann Ernhoa, jewy Newark " D. writes
induced seieny habits He al one thae ocsrne e
= ~-.e,v Troublesome afforded speedy rehet and 'nen
- r h. shps k me r-ht- Es,er Rockford H. "rfs
-, b eioec hrouC Constipation by the use q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-12

MIHCKLlsANE0uA
>-r~--~~~~~sr~~.-r-~s~ c~-~-~~---~>~~--s--.
Dir. Q. L MILLER, SR.
~ Carr strsst, s,ssals. VT.
Special. Private and chraulc
stia Diseases Cured.

nsmtnsi wsak,h aaa an mar.
weus xs.srA 80 eaasesf Nv excessea.
pesitsvs1Y enFcas 81 the fnssall.
mea< pian.
E<nA fsr pvlaseI xs~@xsens.
IN Q. e. mnEaklksA reaarhh,
- suee~s In shs srnssnx ef eli
chrense Dts<asss y sseAl knswiR.
ma sneeess h auA 80 hls - ysars
experiences and observations In
~ praesiee.
a. Ne mere psssfenss tsken en-
= oar Eleyss Rarsis - slntti shs ! Sin
cay - March. wlhee ak new ess-
saxes win - flnlsA<a. mswsvss.
1een ee>samedslse sns mere p,A-
sfe4s tinAles with a nle<sy farshfeih-
- reew nsa al fhesns eannfertss ~
NJ residences. les Chesry ssrses.
kfes "a eherwe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
MEXICO IND BRJTISB TNFL UENCE.

The dispatches regarding Mexican finances
have considerable interest for Americans JUST
now. II was anticipated that the Mexican
Government, finding itself in great financial
straits. wOnld seek a loan in England. 1t was
equally easy to anticipate that English capital
lists, who hoped for large expansion of British
trade with Mexico, and who are particularly
anxious to overcome the tendency to closer
commercial relations with the United States
which results from the conclusion of Mexican
railways, would make great efforts to ana the
Mexican Government. The policy OF Great
Britain has ever been to use the power OF inc
Government freely in support OF the com
mercal and industrial interests OF the country
and it would not be more surprising 10 inu
loan of large amount made to Mexico I'd thao
end than it was to find the control OF the Suez
Canal purchased by the British Government.
The dispatches indicate that such loan Is
likely to be made, though it is not clear whether
il is expected to be made by combination oil
capitalists or by the British Government. But
it is also added that steps are in contemplation
TO secure for British capital the control OF the
Mexican railways which have been built mainly
by Americans.
1t takes two to make bargain, and if the
Americans wish to sell, there is no reason why's
they should not. But if they do not wish 10
sell. neither Great Britain nor the Mexican
Government can well compel them to do so, ex-
cent by proceedings which would call Tor
strong protests by tho United States Govern
ment. 1t would be unreasonable to imagine,
with no better foundation than the current dis
patches, that the Mexican Government would
resort to a policy of deliberate injustice to
American investors i'm order 10 serve British IN
tcrests. The fact cannot be denied that the re-
pudation of its contracts with the railroads has
exposed the Mexican Government To that sus-
picion But il il said. on behalf OF that Gov
eminent. that its course has been dictated by
absolute necessity. and that il purposes to
make such other offers to the railways which
have claims against it rs will demonstrate It's
good faith. If the Mexican Government deals
fairly, according to the best OF its ability, with
American citizens who have invested III reliance
upon its good faith there will be no just
ground for complaint, even though those citi-
zens NAV find that they have made unwisc in
vestments' But If the Mexican Government
deliberately acts with bad faith toward them,
IN order to freeze them out" so to speak and
force them to surrender their interests to
British capitalists. that will be different
matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Fopr1Gy.-The Liverpool Conservative meetlhs
so,od bocause Lord Randolph Churchill refused 20
attend r. c. The French Chamber OF Deputies
,,otad the Madagascar credit. - The statement
that British troops were being sent into Afghan
,s,or was renewed 80 The subscriptions TO tEo
Fgvnt,an loan were closed. 80 The Salvation
Amy petition IN bohaf of the Crimes Act Amend
,nent was presented to the House of Commons.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-An address in behait OF
Tho Grant Monument. - The Bankers and Mer-
chants 10 he sold to-day. 60 Murder on Long
Island. - Winners at Long BraDch-Li''ie
M;nch. The Bard, Katrne, Heel and Toe. Executor
and Wellington. 60 Buffalo beaten by New-fo
at baseball: Athletics by Brooklyn. :" Uoio
value of he egal-tender silver dollar 412l2 grams
80 RI cents. - Stocks opened higher ana eA-
cited afterward were dull and declined Sharply
closing weak.
DcMEsrIc.-Lightning struck the Drexel Cottage
and prostrated two officers at Mt McGrcgor -
Maud 5. trottcd IN 2OS5i at the Cleveland Driving
Park. - Virginia Democrats nominated Johh
+ Massey for Licutenant-Governor and X. A.
Avres for Attorney General. - The Mahonng
Valley strikeis at an end. - Judge brown rem
dsrsd decision in the mortgage foreclosure suit OF
the United States Trust Company against the vest
Shore road. - Hottest day ever known IN
Illinois.
Tpr WpArHER-TRIBUNE local observations H.
d;cate fair or partly cloudy weather and sta
4ionarv or slightly higher temperature. Iempera-
tuie yesterday: Highest, s60 lowest 12'' average
rR7oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
HOPE DEMOCRATIC REFORM

Congress at the last session voted 100000
for foreign mail service by American steamship
lines. The Postmaster General was authorized
TO advertise for bids for carrying the mails at
rate not in excess of fifty cents mile. While
he was empowered to withhold this money AZ
his discretion. it was clearly the intention "f
Congress to have it divided among American
lines. not as a subsidy. but as n Just measure of
compensation. The Postmastcr-Generai, anx-
ious like most of his associates to make political
capital for the Administration, endeavored III
preliminary conferences with representatives
of the companies to force them TO admit that
the law was passed at their solicitation. Fail
ing to compromise the companies or to OBTAIN
any evidence that this was subsidy for which
they had been lobbying. he finally decided tn
exercise his discretion, cut oil the appropriation
altogether, and make some little reputation for
economical management. Eight companies,
after reminding him that he was thwartng the
plain intentions of Congress. have finally
given notice that they will not carry the mails
after to-day. The privilege OF throwing up
mail contracts is open to them. since under the
Dingley bill the law making it compulsory for
American vessels to carry the mails under
penalty of q refusal of clearance or entry was
repealed.
The steamship companies are justified in taxi
ing this action. In the judgment of Congress
they were entitled to extra compensation for
the mail service. The Postmaster General de-
prives them of an appropriation that was none
too large, and attempts to force them to handle
the mails as If they were so much freight.
They have been receiving about sixty per cent
less than English steamship companies get from
their Government The United States Govern
ment certainly can afford to be as liberal in
dealing with American lines as Great Britain is
in compromising English lines for carrying the
mails. We do not see how the companies can
be censured for their action. They are not
anxious to embarrass either the Administration
or the commercial community, but they
naturally are INV lliDg to have their ships used
IA free advertisement of bogus reform and
Democratic economy.
These American lines have some thirty
vessels, which represent a capital in trade Of
about 500, 900, 900. The Administration has
succeeded in arraying itself in this matter
against this great shipping interest, which has
built up an extensive trade with South America,
Australia, the West Indies Mexico, Japan and
China. The mail facilities cannot be impaired
without an interruption of commercial inter
course. The principal industries Of the United
States contribute regularly to this trade, so that
the blow against the steamship lines Is directed
also against them. The American people will
weigh these facts and hold the Administration
responsible for the mischief it has caused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
PERSONAL.
sufer;ngs.

In Berlin it is said Minister Pendleton Is already
Familiarity spoken OF as Gentleman George"
william T. Crump. Garhed's steward at the White
House ia begnnin.to mend his health after an almost
hopeless Illness
General Hazen will not return from Europe until
October.
Dr. L. Buchner. OF Darmstadt the well known
reethnker and author Of" Force and Matter" has at
last formally renowned allegiance to the Evangelical
Church.
Lord Revclstoe head OF the house OF Baring London
Is OF German origin. He n a descendant OF Johann
Barring the son Of Bremen preacher who settled In
England In the early part Of the last century. whose
grandson I'm 1885 created Baron Ashbur on. and
whose greatgran1s0n was made Earl OF Northt rock In
1876.
Prlvy Councillor Professor George Waltz, recently
made knight Of the Order pov e Merrte. is the fifth
Gcrmar historian thus honored. Won Ranke, Rauner,
Mommsen and NOn Sybe being the others
Mayor Grace LEFT for Rchfcld Springs at 915 p. Ii.
yesterday Mrs. Grace and family have been There for
several days Tho Mayor Will Wednesday
President sanger OF tbs Board of Aldermen will act
Mayor.
WASHINGTON. July 30.-Indian Commissioner Atkins
has gone to bis home IN Tennessee for a few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
IJRER1L TORYJSM

Lord Salisbury continues to disappOint his
more unreasonable followers and his political
enemies. His speech at the Mansion House is
even more conservative in tone than his first
explanation OF his policy in the House of Lords.
While again disclaimng responsibility for the
general lines upon which his diplomacy is con-
and to endeavor to promote cordial feeling
among European Powers. while devoting him
self chiefly to domestic legislation in the United
Kingdom. This is a genuine Gladstone pro-
gramme, Irish reform included. The main
tenance Of European accord was the central
idea If Liberal diplomacy after the election IN
1S50-the pivot upon which it turned In the
negotiations with the Porte respecting Mon
tenegro and Greece. Lord GranvilIe's scrupu-
lOus regard for the European concert hampered
his action from beginning to end in Egypt. The
Conservative Prime Minister, while Ostenta-
tiously regretting his inability to take up the
threads of the policy left by Lord BeacOnslield,
has adopted Mr.. GladstOne's main principle of
action abroad. At the same time, by securing
the rapid passage of the Irish Purchase the
Poor acts, he meets the Liberals on their own
ground of domestic legislation.
Naturally there are murmurs against this
policy from the Prime Minister'S followers
They complain that the party is guilty OF sheer
inconsistency in opposing for six years Mr..
Gladstone's Irish measures and Lord Gran
viiles diplomacy and then adhering closely to
the same policy at home and abroad. They
would prefer to have the Premier indicate sharp
lines of separation between Liberal and Con-
sentative Administration rather than to plead
that the Government is more liberal in principle
and much more practical in results than Mr..
Gladst0ne's Cabinet. They foresee that Con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

amazement on tho possibilities OF TINS qn-
trammelled and irrepressible republic "A
Sultan. a Shah. an Ameer or Car may COM
mand the treasures of the East and may pile
crown on crown and diadem on diadem WI MS
crashing :and rapaciOus creditors In LomDaru
Street and the Continental BOurses Will permit
him to ind llg Elm such extravaganza, but not all
the Jewels of the Sublime Porte, the gem OF the
Hermitage OF the rubies of Ispahan could pro-
cure for ony autocrat of them all rival OF
Maud s. Mr. Vanderbilt can keep on buying
trunk lines. There are plenty OF them ana 10
spare. But though he hug West Shore 10 MS
bereayed bosom, West Shore is not MAUD o.
How he must grieve that he ever parted Win
the peerless mare costly luxury that she was
What are scaled down first mortgage bonus'
even with all the back-duc coupons attached,
compared with 2:OS34 on the Cleveland track
There is only one Maud s., however, and Robert
Bonner is the man to own her.
In his two years. service mt Albany, Generai
Heath. of Brooklyn, has made an excellent
record The reform measures which ne lntro-
duced this year, and which were vetoed Tor
partisan reasons by the Governor, would, hah
they become laws have done much to relieve
BROOKLYN from the danger of again coming
under the domination of a notorious Democratic
boss. Another of his reform bills, that CON
corning the Sherif-s Office, was defeated in the
Assembly through the unwarrantable oppos'-
ton of member of the Senate. General
Hcath's record as consistent advocate OF good
government therefore, adds interest to what
he has to say on that subject elsewhere IN TO-
DAVIS tribune He calls timely attention To
the fact that the next Governor will be called
on to fill nearly 900 important Offices when
are entirely outside of the Civil Service rules.
This makes it doublv important that the people
shall elect a man not only willing to carry ont
the letter of the statute, but also ITS spirit.
The only safe way to secure such honest Civil
Service reform is to nominate and TO electan nm
impeachable Republican to the office OF Cover
nor. The large number of appointments to be
confirmed by the Senate makes it the more I'M
portant that the best and most faithful Repub-
licans should be chosen for that branch OF the
legislature In such practical work as that
the party will uphold in the most effective way
the other principles enumerated by General
Heath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

servative orators will be placed at disadvant'
aye in the autumn canvass if they are forced to
defend the Government on the ground OF It's
liberal tendencies. There are many evidences
of disaffection and dissension in the Tory
ranks. The concessions to MI. Parnell are MT
acquiesced in without angry protests. one
measure is followed by pledge to introduce
another the Land Purchase bill by promise to
revise the educational estimates so rs to secure
equality between Catholics and Protcstants'
The old Tories find it hard to be enthusiastic
over Irish reforms. The young Tories at The
same time are nettcd because the Nation is not
startled with sudden surprises and a policy of
action