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3 THE DETROIT REE PRESS TUESDAY JULY 9 1878 4 1S7S DETROIT to 10 1 ir 1 1 00 Da 3 00 Id 40 00 LM Hl :3 ccr cut on patch heir de returned un are nr T'jfe me Dem os for Th snen man oi: ocratic al Committee not Uni try that the public service iClt st I 1 unanimous in an 1 Im fiovi A 3 ll Total 8p A i i i 1877 1878 made his re the hope of the Green doomed we the Treasury far from the ret Ci te of The deci a it on not oorl 27 1C1857S13 36 nt 1 i I cu USING HAYES AS AN ILLUSTRATION Dorman Eaton having held up William Pitt as a model civil service reformer the viva cious Gail Hamilton goes after him with a oo 00 cap hi a hw'f at Ute 'j paid ns not how The just 00 50 (XI 50 book eeonc Demo EMOCI Wr Iinv ae of ji yUi Mill '( postage paid age paid i' drafts when 1875 1816 trt tic to pi or are called by others Greenback we have found nothing which can every intelligent man who has represented the United States abroad has come back with the sains opinion on this point that Mr Partridge entertains of par brought degree them a good deal of very sound 1 and eloquence of the hil brought to lar to display i sonable but the motive Women are not to be selves: rather they join hand Mr Humphrey of last year's British team has won the Cambridge Cup with an American rifle DEMOCRATIC YEAR1 $1 14 20) 963 id r4 05 I desire to sell to one having capacity energy enterprise some knowledge of science and thirty thousand dollars in cash which he will be willing to employ when I shall satisfy him that he can make one or two millions of dol lars by the The italics as well as the awful proposition are Mr The strangest part of the affair is that this explo sive individual gives as references Hon Ogden Attorney General of Louisiana Prof orsbey and others which would seem to indi cate that there is something in the invention It certainly exceedingly magnanimous in Mr Wingard to give $2000000 for a paltry ssoooo Congress? eleCUng bers navigation laws extension of cur ought to allow equal terms at ng trade We la ep tht md: MU It has been said of the rench private soldier that he feels that he carries a baton in his knapsack The English private soldier rareiy cherishes a similar aspiration or if be does the instances are uncommon where he iiasattnined high rank The late Major General William McBean who died at Woolwich on the 25th of June was perhaps the most notable exception which late British army records afford He enlisted in the Ninety third Highlanders in 1835 as a drummer boy He was eompanv sergeant in ISIS and when the Crimean war broke out was color sergeaut August 10 1854 be was made ensign ami December lieuten ant and received several me for bravery Ho served through the Indian cam paign participating in a ge number of engagements and gained his captaincy and die Victoria Cross for persona! bravery in killing eleven of the enemy with his own hand in the main breach of the Beguin Bagh at He was breveted major August 10 lSk) brevet lieuteuant colonel July 1871 major June 8 1872 and lieutenant cliiricfer the groin were busily and make them putting on the paint for th test others arranging their THURMAN If Senator Thurman of Ohio cent remarkable movement in making himself strength among backers and he is fear to disappointment The following from the Grand Rapids National Enquirer shows pretty well what the Greenback estimate is of Thurman and is at the same time a suggestive hint to the Democrats who think votes are to be got by conciliating the Senator Thurman who hopes to become the Democratic standard bearer in 1880 has the audacity to claim that he has been a consistent advocate of currency reform for the past nine years Unable to stem the strong current set in against the money power he now indorses the aggressive Greenback platform adopted by his party the other day at Columbus and proposes to take the stump in Ohio to expatiate on the soundness of its timliers He sees that there is no living hope in the future for a pub lic man who clings to the skirts of the money power and abandons in a moment the convic tions of a life time We indulge in this deserved comment of Senator Thurman and his present position at this time because we feel it our duty to want rhe currency reformers in advance that it is part of a Democratic scheme to win a hard money triumph under false colors The East ern leaders know that they will have no show in the next National Convention of the Democ racy and they are centering around Thurman ho has stood by them through thick and thin He will talk plausibly to the Western people and all the machinery will be sot inmo 7tion in his interests But the man cannot be trusted by the friends of currency reform and we hope the Greenback Democrats will enter the ranks of the Nationals at once now that it is apparent that even the party in the West is secretly working to give aid and comfort to the monopolists Tei lab of fall Ryi je A 11C i hl IV 1 ril 'It The levs to the Lancashire community by the groat cotton strike is estimated at not less than500000 sterling themselves certain an lu tr th THE COMING CONVENTION There has been a great profusion of prophecy on the part of the Republican press and lead ers concerning an expected lack of harmony in the Democratic councils to morrow but there is little other foundation for the prophecy than the Republican wish Driven to despair by the defections from their own ranks the sole hope of the Republican managers is that the Democracy by dividing may play into the hands of the numerically weak faction which still clings to the Republican name The fact that the Republican leaders are building on this hope is not only one of the strongest argu ments against Democratic division but it fur nishes one of the best possible guarantees against such a division Whatever latitude individual Democrats have allowed themselves in speculating upon possible platforms and however widely these speculations may differ the Democracy as a whole is far too shrewd to adopt any course which is commended solely by the approval their opponents So long as there is any choice of roads the road which our enemy desires us to take is the one to be specially avoided We do not mean to intimate that because tho Republican party is aching for a division in the Democratic ranks delegates should come together without any opinions or that they should hesitate about a free and full expres sion of the opinions tjiey hold out of a slavish fear of play ing into Republican hands But we do mean that the spectacle of a Republican party anxiously awaiting some persistence in opposing opinion by which that party can prolit adds another and an exceedingly strong reason to those already existing for coming to CT ib zer i Re 3 ast'l in 7 1 Women Can Vote Wlmo Ater discussing the Suffrage bill in Parliat of June 20 concludes seem is not yet rq women's disabilities progress because the stimuli could help it on A chtmg women would dislike about" Sherman Pinkston I I PT I ON 1 ATES I AYVBIE IN7 ADVANCE Dsily carrier per month Ih ily by imiii per year postage paid rattlesnake marie its apjxxirawT in th Of the camp This was ked a i rable omen and his snakeship was en afriendly welcome They dam un I in great glee for a time and i hen diw' gently from the camp iinhartm battle the following day for it ri a battle than play same or an ii ni snake appeared o'n their side ne ptiv stopped till his majesty conhl bo erm driven off from the limit when one number took him np gently am! carnel beyond the reach of harm Tho drum hide drawn tightly over an iron pc mil lowed to dry was beaten with wed and taking courage from the welcome a ir rushed tumultuously on to vi Art Town under the auspices of the ravi won the day and the game Jctir would But these affirmations were recognized THE WEEKLY ITEE PRESS be procured ot ail newsdealers in the UnitedSi ues and the Dominion ot Canada Price 5 cents A SAVING WHICH SPEAKS OR ITSEL On the first Monday in December 1875 a Democratic House of Representatives assembled in the Capitol at Washington The people hail tired of the corruption and extravagance of the Republican party and had intrusted the control of the purse strings of the country to Democratic hands The Democratic House was confidently expected to enforce economy in expenditures and it began the work with a will It was met at the beginning with the statement that the fields of governmental ex penditure had been so closely cropped that nothing more could be done and in all the had to contend with executive opposition grapple with a pernicious method of admin istration beat down a hostile Senate intent upon keeping fat pickings for political friends and upon giving the adminis tration unnecessary millions to squander with the utmost recklessness Efforts were made to thwart it and discredit its work in every pos sible way At the threshold of its inquiries in every direction it was met by the curt state ment that economy can lc effected and it was compelled to depend wholly upon its own judgment It will be remembered that not a solitary reduction was made in the num of supernumeraries in any branch of the service without a protracted howl lieing tent up therefrom to be taken up by the Republi cans in Congress and echoed all over the coun ruined as the There is a very general disposition among Wisconsin Republicans to crowd Tim Howe off the Senatorial track Still Howe labors under the delusion that the people want him to repre sent them another term colonel and thus actual commander of the regiment In October last he was made major general and given the full colonelcy of the regiment in which he had then served forty i two years iieron is taking pains to ingratiate itli all stripes of Republican ixll ennsylvania He knows that the control the great bulk of the Re Pennsylvania but he wants to get nent lor his re election as nearly 63 28 35620617 00 279830580 28 Difference 56557081 35 Here we have a reduction in the two years in which the Democratic House controlled appro priations of more than one sixth from what they were during the preceding two years The Republicans boast of what was done in the same time by a Republican administration in the way of refunding the debt It appear from treasury statements that for 1877 8 not being official that during the ears 1874 5 and 1875 6 the pay men ts for interest were $203336000 while for the succeeding two years they were $197120000 showing a reduction ctf $6200000 in favor of the latter This is a reduction of one thirty third from last year or relatively considerably less than one fifth the reduction the Democratic House made In other words the reduction made by the Democratic House in two years by reason of economy in expendi ture which it insisted upon was nine times as great as the saving which was effected by Re publican management of the national debt during the same period irst day 20c per irst tolunw lt But if the question be entertained it should be fairly understood that those who propose the substitution of greenbacks and the adop tion of a resolution to that effect have the affirmative on both points and are bound to make their points good on both It is for them to show not only that the substitution is desira ble feasible and lawful but that it is so nat ural a result of and outcome from Democratic principles that the Democracy as a party is Ixiuiul to sanction and approve and urge it ailing to show this they have no right if in a minority to demand any action on the point found and had a my imposed crats in the House pursued their work patient ly and persistently They pruned off excres cences which through Republican corruptions had grown to frightful dimensions and in stituted a wholesome order of economy They found a loose system lire vailing and the laxity and disregard of law in expenditures to call it by no stronger term proved a source of in finite trouble to them left as they were with out assistance from the other branch of Con gress To this day in fact the unlawful ex penditure contracted by one of the members of that administration has proved a trouble some legacy and in justice to innocent suffer ers by jobliery a large appropria tion had to be made at the last session The fiscal year closed on the 39th of June last and with it the books were posted for ex penditures under the appropriations made at both sessions of the orty fourth Congress with the army appropriation made at the spe cial session of the orty fifth Congress What savings have been made as compared with the preceding two years when appropriations were last iraxie by a Congress Republican in both branches is shown by a comparison of the ex penditures of tho government aside from in terest on the public debt for the fiscal years 1874 5 and 1875 6 on the one hand and those for 1876 7 and 1877 8 on the other We give these below premising that the expenditures except for the last fiscal year are as taken from the inance Report for 1877 while those for the last ear are as approximately correct as can at present be given from Department and will not vary amount stated REPUBLICAN YEARS SI 20 per inch Some of the Republican journals in New exhibit symptoms of chafing under the inkling rule but the great man thinks he putting forth last session of energy to de sharp stick Referring to a sinecure which Pitt would not take himself but did not object to some one else having Gail makes this sharp comment finding an excellent illustration in one of Mr Hayes foibles There was no more civil service reform in his act than there is temperance reform in Presi dent peculiar policy of banishing wine with Spartan sternness from the table where he presides as host while drinking it with cos mopolitan grace at any table where he sits as guest Mr Pitt may justly lay claim to the possession of an enlightened and far seeing self interest and not even his bitterest ene mies can deny that President Hayes has demonstrated by novel and brilliant example how hilarity may be tempered with frugality but it is beating the wind to claim in either case a of any whatever The Republicans of Alabama share Spencer's cling toward Hayes It is not that of undy Some of the English riflemen who have shot against American marksmen have paid the highest possible tribute to American rifles They have purchased them and are using RATES ADVERTISING AnVERTlsZMENTS 1 El: INCH IN TAIIY Month 8 the edition THE DETKOTT REE PRESS CO rdiT or in registered let Logan and Oglesby have taken off their coats in the Illinois canvass The Senatorship is the objective point of each They might as well keep their coats on however neither will get the coveted prize There will be five silver and one imlJ irr riago celebrated in the courts iliii 1S78 The golden marriage util Duke Maximilian of Bavaria and Ludovica father and mother of the of Austria and of the ex Queen i Napr will be celebrated September Le marriages are those of Duke Ernest rerg (April Hesse lilav (JunelS): King Leojiold II (A George of 'Waldeck (Septembe: or adU UK changed must give their old as new Write pi nanv1 and po 'toflice also Whether 1) Addicts The Lucky Albani Mlle Albani has i been engaged by the direction of the Impy Opera of St Petersburg for the next "'llll' season She has to sing only twice in ey week and the salary to be paid for that vice is 7000 francs jier night It hapiHiiis that the chief prima donna of the Inipcr Opera is almost always presented with a oi jewels by the Emperor and Empress ay with another by the subscribers to the ope 4 James Partridge late United States Min ister to Brazil in a letter to the New York Herald contends that our seriously interfere with the commerce He our citizens to least for our should permit they could purchase cheapest) vessels which could matriculate here and which would have an American register for foreign voyages at least A modification to that extent would still reserve our coasting trade as at present says: compete on own import: them to purchase (wherever A SMALL SPECIMEN A STATESMAN Senator Windom of Minnesota is Chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations and by virtue of his position ought to have some qualities cf statesmanship about him His Congressional record however shows that he is utterly lacking in such qualities and he has supplemented this deficiency by an exhibi I tion of miserable demagoguery Not having made a speech on the appropriations in general before the adjournment of Congress nor hav ing obtained permission to print such a speech in the Record he put himself in the way of an interviewer of the New York Times to whom he unburdened himself to the extent of about three columns the beginning of which was de voted to a studied attempt to deceive those who read the interview tha body of it to a justification of the large appropriations added by the Senate to the Sundry Civil and River and Harbor Appropriation bills and the con cluding portion to another attempt at decep tion The character of Vue man is shown in his statements respecting the appropriations of the last session He is fijst to charge demagogism upon the Democrats of the orty fourth Con gress yet he makes a great song because the appropriations of this year are greater than the expenditures for 1S76 In the beginning of his interview he appropriations this ear are and the expenditures for 1S76 (which weru appropriated by a Repub lican Congress) wce only etc In the concluding 7rtion of his interview he says that netrdinary expenditures for the years 18i5 am 1S7G being those ears for which appropriations were made by tho last Republican Congress amounted to $336387 561 one half of which is $168193830 The first half of the orty fifth Congress has already appropriated $172009589 which exceeds by more than 84 000 GOO the average one half ex pended for the years 1875 and Ne exception is taken to Mr fig ures They are official But exception is taken to the tenor and intent of the statement He states facts with the deliberate purpose of con veying a false impression The care with which he discriminates between appropriations and expenditures clearly proves this He does not and dare not say that the net ordinary expend itu res for the current fiscal year will exceed those for the fiscal ear ending June 30 1876 or for the average of the two fiscal years 1S74 5 and 1S75 6 No man in the country knows lietter than Senator Windom that they will not But proceeding on the assumption that The Microphone in the The Halifax (Eng) Guardian gives lowing account of an interesting experinn with the microphone: A placed in the pulpit of a chapel in tins town a recent Sunday and connected by a Prl'a telegraph line with the residence of a man over a mile distant Every part nt te service was distinctly heard at the gentipnar house with the exception of a few wonlsh dered indistinct by the preacher's little excited and shaking the microphone faithfully did the instrument do its the chapel keeper was heard to close the d' after service walk up the aisle and up pulpit steps in conversation with some' else The idea is about to be put to use the gentleman already referred tn nu given instructions that his house should nocted with another in the neighloih'HT order that an invalid may hear the D11 from one of the churches in the town A Sympathetic Mincr'i i i The San rancisco News Letter prm story aliout a Comstock miner as all these Virginia mrieis large generous hearts The other ov of them who was up a we 'k in stepped out of the air ner and ran against a haggard by genteel woman who was weepir i ner is the matter niarnU sei miner resicctfully She told him a ad poverty sickness a large family nothing to do nothing to wear 1 that best frock you've got said the rotirh gently She said it was He lelt tn hi It contained just one twenty which lie tended to devote to wine that evoirnz here a moment and he li! "i ir the corner into a dry goods moments he returned and bundle into the 1 with the air of a man who gracefully The starving lei the package It contained a pair dered silk Grave Robbing rom the Mt Vernon (Ohio) Republican While the feelings of all respectable persons have lieen terribly disturbed dining the last few weeks by the of grave robberies lately written and by the secret fear that even bodies of their dearest friends may be resting in the putrid pickling vats of a medicaj college yet science has its claims that will be heard if not through legalized channels through baser means The violation of the sacred spot where we have laid all that may be dear to us on earth is terrible but terrible as it is even to think of there is no way to prevent it except bv compromising the out rage Cadavers will find their way to the table of the dissecting room and the besf way for us is to see that they go there legally Surgeons claim that there would be no encouragement for such nefarious work as body snatching if the bodies of public crimin als paupers and unclaimed strangers were given up to them Thousands of the second and third classes die every ear in our cities and are buried at the expense Through out the State the same thing occurs Strictly speaking it is no outrage on the body to dissect it only the feelings of friends are the objects or regard it tne state is called upon to tniry its poor as it maintained them and as the State will not mentally suffer why not give them up for the benefit of the living? Though criminals havafricnds and the State has no right to punish the body after death yet as the law is a terror to evil doers such additional legisla tion would not only be in the interests of science but a protection to the innocent An old English law was in force until lately con demning the bodies of suicides to be buried at the public cross roads and a stake driven through the heart Such a law would be de nounced as inhuman now but the milder stigma of subjecting them to the scaljiel would not only lx? to the interest of science but make the practice of getting away with one's life be fore the time less respectable Love sick girls and sentimental young men with a presenti ment that their tender ribs would bo tickled with the knife of a blasphemous student of medicine might be induced to reconsider their 1 rrATTrC nisii aim save Liieir niiiiiiinns a xau VAxtlUJo LUJ lLo I deal of trouble By such laws the public would be protected from vice anl from the equally Judge Hilton is not the only one who has criminal practice of blundering surgeons 1 failed in his particular line Certain railroad We believe that the just needs of the medical 1 managers in England tried the experiment of profession should lie provided for and then such restrictions nut upon medical colleges as putting on their roads carriages for the exclu to effectually stop all body snatching The sive use of ladies It is needless to say that faculty and students of any college in whose these coaches were soon withdrawn and the "'ubs a cadaver was found not belonging to the reism was lack of nifronn tter above described classes should be doomed to leason as lac ot patronage Bettei is a choose ()no of their lnunI)er) bv lot to deed his smokey carriage with a man therein than body to the State for the purposes of solitude where he is not and the college should be the surety for the performance of the contract How would the A fine state of things exists in Ingersoll Ont faculty of Aim Arbor feel over that? In ad dltion to this the faculty of the college should During the week past a mob has been trying compelled to i av a heavy fine for everv vio to out as they graphically term it lution of the law The punishment for the the negro population and fora time an im ghouls that visit the graveyard should be from mortal reign of terror existed The London ten to years at hard lalxir pajiers of Monday say that a partv of colored "Ways Open men from Chatham intend to go to Ingersoll and rom the Michigan Armis assist their oppressed brethern Big trouble is The Democratic State Convention to meet at predicted if this takes place Lansing on Wednesday next has three ways open to it irst to nominate a good ticket amine is abroad in Brazil Drouth is the a platform neither candidates nor cause Those who have returned from the ex tincturod'with gmeenbackism peditions sent out from Philadelphia complain Second to imitate the hunter who "shot to hit of being used hardly but their sufferings seem it if a deer and miss it if a that is to as nothing when compared with those of the llollbiate men who are Lord and good devil on the financial question "all things to Brazilians in the starvation districts In eight a1 men and put them a piatfOrm con days 664 perinns died of want in the City of stnicted of paper pulp a platform which can Aracaty alone while no less than 10000 per constructed to mean or nothing sons have ie ished in the Province of Core a 'orlinS to locality or circumstances Third 1 ot Coia make neither nomuiations nor platform but since the famine began resolve to go into voluntary and disgraceful bankruptcy or in other words get down on Ministers and school teachers are classes in their marrow bones to the National Green the community that are never supposed to lie 'ia'kei (Brick Pomeroy Mose ield Sam eo Chlcgo bovver preacher who tailed for many thousands of fools beg that their sins may not be visited dollars a few months since and now New York upon the children of this generation and pray balances the account by having a couple of t'le 11 of biing hen ers of wood and 'Ira'vemofwater in the National Greenback vii uumtsaiiu army neophytes and worshipers of the Mlle Camille de Janon who have kept a fash baby Which way shall be taken? ionable boarding school for young ladies in that city ad judged bankrupts with liabilities of Not Split rom the Grand Rapids Democrat The Democratic State Convention will Has a man a ric ht tn kill himself? Thia I and if it did we should like to know lias a man a light to kill himself? Judge it ould benefit the Republican partv Smith of New York says he has In a recent fact is that party has unite enoiurb tn In case he told Henry Daniels who was arrested how to hold her own membership and know for felonious assault that ho had a perfect they feel like anything else but a i i io i i i i laughter Nor can we imagine anv cause right to knl himself but he had no right to at which is likely to split the Democratic bartv at 'tempt the life of any one else A lawyer writ Lansing The Democracy have not as ing to a New York paper on the subject say bright prospects before them for the last six schoolboy could scarcely display so com '1 vno vivjc ire iimeiences or opinion in the plete ignorance of law as the above No per convention but we also expect there will lx son has a right to take his or her own life on £oo sense enough in that convention to har the contrary the attempt to take it is a felony our own family differences punishable by a term of years in States prison Stick to the Organization If such person succeeds in taking his or her rom the Democrat own life of course no punishment can then be are approaching a canvass of considera inflicted but any person who knowingly aided one in which the old time hon ored Democracy will be liable to lave a far or assisted such suicide in taking his or her own chance of winning even in this State of radi life is by common law guilty of murder and calism Chandlerism and all kinds of isms can be punished The Greenbackers are marshaling their forces and although their name will not be legion When railroads and the telegraph came in itne a 'fich will be felt in the ii land Iheir numbers however will chiefb lie the old and style of highway drawn from the Republican ranks occasioned manship went out But although America has by a lack of unanimity on Hay policy no Claude Duvals or Dick Turpins a new and Democrats should stick to their organization very popular class of robbers is preparing to Sigit woPddleem to to "toe onffifg taxe their place The street car style of rob election faery seems to be a decided success Sometime since The ree Press published an account of be Necessary to Urge it a man being beaten and robbed in a crowded I Mr Bristow doesn take kindly to the third New York street ear The robbers have not term talk and says that Grant should be patri yet been interviewed by the authorities and it enough to decline a nomination if tendered is not likely they ever will be Last week lVm get bs borse other words The i 4 tv General will probably not be so accommodet another street car robbery took place the ing in the event named chX of a City of Troy The thieves this time were preferment under a third term wouldn't lie bolder than their New York brethren The rt Ilc hisky ring now looking after the New York robbery took place at 10 o'clock at to ir nmXaSof night and $300 was taken the Troy robbery should leave Bristow in Kentucky It proba took place at 10 in the morning and bly wouldn't be necessary to urge that point $3000 was taken Mr Thomas Bucklev treasurer of a kmttmg machine company had roin the Xew bneer8 $3000 for the pay of the men at toe factory The Republican journals which have con and was quietly reading his paper when one tended that the Potter investigation could not man came in and choked him while another out anything for which they might walked off with the money The thieves have them sneX1 ThSs pretty rtronXega'tive gone to spend the summer in the country evidence that they recognize the damage in flicted on the reputation of the party and of New Orleans has within its borders a fiery some of its leaders untamed spirit that should be curbed He will soon smash something if somebody smash rom the Vt5 J1 him He has a long announcement in the I Every one whose reputation and character Picayune of recent date and the following ex I exclude him from popular confidence on his own tract therefrom will show the dangerous char accouat be found shouting his loudest for acter of the man James 0 Wingard is his nothing for him They domrtheed whaVihum name and here is ms bloodthirsty proposition age they may inflict upon him if only they can iiT st i I Inn cn i i propose says vu mgara means ox I vmmvuue ana or spoils my submarine lightning batteries to destroy any vessel of war either of wood or iron on rom Constitution the open sea at a distance of five or as I be The Grant column led by Deacon McKee lieve at seven or more miles without its being Louis is slowly necessary at any time to approach nearer of the gang and Boss fcffiepherd the Grand Commander ive small steamers could be used to destroy incredible as it may appear from sixty to one Worth Bearing in Mind hundred of the largest iron clads if such a rom the Lapeer Democrat number of vessels were within a radius of of the labor and the business of the country Will tlie forty or fifty milw withm twenty four fiours laborers and business men bear this in mind in the public will confound the words appropria tions and expenditures he endeavors to insin uatingly convey an impression which he dare not openly create He strives by underhanded means to accomplish that which could not be done by an honest and fail statement It is natural for persons unaccustomed to finance reports and the method of Congressional appropriations to be misled as Mr Windom intends they should be The ordinary presumption would be that the amount given in the published state ment of ordinary equals that of the appropriations but the re verse is the case The reason is that in the former no account is taken of the postal re venues which pay more than seven eighths of the postal expenses and which will amount during the current year to upwards of $29 000000 while these revenues are included in the appropriations Without the postal re venues the appropriations for! the current ear foot up $143000000 or $21000000 less than the expenditures for the last year for which appropriations were made by a Re publican Congress I If Mi mdom had not been a demagogue he would have said that notwithstanding an extraordinary appropriation of $5500000 for tlie fishery award and notwithstanding the large appropriations made for deficiencies accruing prior to June 30 1S76 for which a Republican Congress and administration were wholly responsible the appropriations for 1878 9 are considerably smaller than those for the last fiscal year for which the Republicans made appropriations and that the average for the last two for which the Republicans made appropriations exeeecled 181425000 or nearly $13250000 more than the average net ordinary expenses for those years and nearly $9509000 more than the appropriations made at the last session although they included be tween $801)0000 and $10000000 for the fishery award and for deficiencies incurred prior to Democratic control deficiencies too which if they did not involve downright stealing came within hailing distance of it in some cases But the miserable demagogue of a Windom prefers conveying a false impression to stating the whole truth nil siilu no Landgrave rei ki King Albert st I Tlie Innocent she rom the Cincinnati EmiiiirT John Sherman does ur affidavit rom Eliza Bini may have signed some ignorant its cone st of the large amotmt i He ought to lx? provided wi lowed to go up in: rimr sank the il iy il i'jie House a harmonious adjustment of views The present indications are we are glad to say that in respect to vital issues there will be no difference to morrow worthy of the name Among all the utterances of those who call themselves Democrats be construed into a demand for an irredeema ble currency and the most of this class stoutly deelare themselves opposed to any paper money not convertible at the will of the holder into coin This certainly is the vital point in the currency problem and if the convention should decide there is any occasion for declaring itself in respect to the currency there is not the slightest reason to anticipate any difficulty in finding a conimon ground upon which all Dem ocrats can act in unison If there is any question concerning which there is likely to be protracted discussion it is the sub titution of paper money issued by the government for the national bank bills There ougnt not however to be any persistent disa greement even on tins point There is nothing the history traditions or principles of the Democratic party which gives the convention the right to make acceptance of the substitu tion doctrine a test of Democracy and there is nothing in the present emergency or the atti tudes ot parties which calls for the adoption ofany resolution opjxising substitution There is not even tlie poor excuse for meddling with the question that votes are to be won upon either side Certainly no Republican will ix attracted to the Democratic side by a resolution opposing substitution No1' will any National so culled be attracted by a resolution demanding substitution In each ease the platforms of the parties respectively are quite strong enough to suit the members and in the case of the Nationals there has been so emphatic a repudiation of coalition that any attempt on the part of the Democracy to bring about coalition either directly or indirectly versary of the accession of the Grand Row Saxe Weimer (July 8) and of the Dukect nv Altenberg (August 3) In isl't riage of the Emperor of fermany ill brated (June 1 1) and the silver niari'L'A Marshal de MacMahon (March 14): Duke erick of Anhalt (April 22): or (April 24) and Prince rederick Charles Prussia (November 29) On March Czar will celebrate the twenty fifth airt'" sary of liis accession If there ever comes a real 1 ieal enfranchisement of wnniq may be sure make itself heani ei i We are equally sure it hu Tlie very first signs oi jt The right to vote ment will be obtained when as new bonnets anil pony varr i little luxuries are obtained rav husbands will bo teased inri their female relations are isq(n will be just as little able to ro i petition as another The xvim their own way whatever it ni i have not got votes it is beeuis care for them and would miu pi ing them The revolution their 'll desire to see accomplished is tji The little band that fights tor i in Hiniculo amt been their reward hitherto lie content to put iqi with a success into the bargain It enough but it is what thev have a to expect We cannot ahn that rises superior to all tins It may win the battle yet but it nr what it has not done at present it the women on the side jf their As there is some in certain quarters in responding to the Republican call for campaign contributions Rutherford is ex pected to give the holders another hint by way of personal example after which another explanation ot' the civil service order will be timelv V'eelty hv mail per yi nil onle: Aile Heintitance? may be made either by draft express at our ishing their veil as their The game of ball played by th pi ty tour of Arleka Town and i'i twenty four i esulted in a score ot go the former to 13 to the latter Tin hotly contested and resulted in contusions bruises ami bloodv a They were all of the oid tinie In ai of the old time superstitions I with its pioeuliar influence Tu Arbeka Town were in camp about trom the ground the eve iiic and were busily engaged prq taking the totoiigiani more lit He an Bl I MJj voiivineetl rom the Philadelphia It was a colored eloi wn ing who solemnly ii a roads in dis world iftli odder leads to far enough along with bi order to lie convince tpp just what he was talking ah rom the Michigan Tribune Tlie irredeemables much their own wav all have given the more than they reallv of honest money are begin line of battle and march in solid phalanxes a 1 CO i Davs 1 50 2 or i 2 Weeks 2 10 I 3 I iii' year Special rates for amu cment irst page ot supplement Sum lies ato usvted they not mourned on wood on irR or Second lino each sat eiiiient day lK pngc 15c per line each insertion page ec pe: line Denin cts.