Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1879, Page 11

: ‘ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1879—TWELVE PAGES. REY i3 annnally oily $7240, to tho folldving pro 1874 f | the law: conseqnence of the sllver demonetization 1 s In the court-room, Thix action of | consideration, Borry aa all must be, there fs no 873174, has heen much wmors connlderable, and | the Judge called_down fearful naledictions | doubt about it (hnlh:’-lm )‘i’(‘eemrs'mnflem\l‘tcr I:‘rnhnulv not llm than u.»;).lmlxr.m‘fl‘ Themh:;lfl upon his head. Then ho ordcred the Grand | from the process, which whl geaduoally.lead to Mn’;" !;3'1‘"‘::""5‘,’?"‘:: W':"'o“'l‘l'n"é.‘:‘n"‘:m‘ez‘“u:"‘; Jury to Indict all parties that eold whisky or | thelr almost total extinction; and how to allevl- LA TAIATA Fiat bag “p;"’, to the colnage of wiver. gamnbied without a license, This was too much. | ate that suffering is the point to which pablieat- Tha wholo absorption of gold wince 1871 has | The whole Territory arose: the Leglslature rc. | tentfon should bo directed. Ta attempt to da so been? districted the Territory, and virtually deprived | by theabolition of co-oporative stores would be InGermany. ; 350,000,000 | the Judze of his oflicc, fatfle, as they have taken too decp a root, As forward. Eads has been paid for a twenty-four- foot channel; nnd a steamer drawing lcsa thaw twenty-tivo feat atuck fn it for threo days, , and tnen suddenly swelled | Stherta, snpplemented by the prodnction ot lon: verigareat,” ofsome homegold mines, 1lo rayathat Wiefe not wsed ara purchusing agent, and ia not muca denlt in otherivise,” 1ta principl uno heing as ‘igold-teaf for the ornamentation of temples, shop-fronta, ceitings, efe." ndon Eeonomist glva. the Accoraing to atatemonts in th ‘Tho tal ¥ mz_m-n 10l importa from Japan as rnsllo’wnx Mr. Heward, the wold exparts af ‘Where the Responuthility s, Loutsoiila Commercial (Reo.). It is for the Democrats to declde whether me letter of fna to Indfa in o Higher Valus of Gold in Rela- Allmtima Both to Silver and to ' the elyht yenrs from 1 m 18 to 1875, both Inclusive, R el & tho General Rango of Dy 7ER 0 | ora $48, 1,400, and to Great Beitain doring the | In Hottand and’ 1 the Hean Rirsala has just forhidden women to practice | well tight Wo demand the cxtinction of rail- | they will do somathing for the country they ara 3 7 | mamo eigit yeura g aktikin, L e Etates. .,. 3 40,000,000 | medicluo in her donfulons becauso these femalo | ways and_the restoration of the old stage | supposed to bo logislating for, or nothing. Commodities, o DL | M niike dnpan and 1 r B sy stock of gold 1nits circalating nmncil Lo dreaw from, ot siven ardevens s 820, 778 KO and ita_conmamption of gold han always heen too Durisg the foregoing fonr yeom lhnl’ o firjtien | @mall to admitof mach, {F any, reduction. it iy go!d exporta to Japan were anly 840, 0f 3 not probable, tharefore, that Kiurope, fn ita racent Ths 1ablen of the Kconomlal give no sepsrate ro- In United Biaten, from Lib do phyaicans were the centrea of political discon- | conches. Progress cannot bo sinpeded. 8houid zation of sliver and thesrosumption tent and socialistn, with all the lastword means, | the clectric light proye n success, no considera- of specle payments in gold, ++ 250,000,000 | New Jersey forbade her women frota votln: tion for the lusses of tho gaa compantes will $010, 000, 000 :fi:’c ey m’ vuu}d lrgm 1776 l'r.: ml,bbmau.| prevent |ts adoption,” % i " scandalous frauds porpetras y theie One of these London socleties has becoma & The followifig 14 & préximate eatimatc of Lhe | yotes. Utah atlll keeps polygamy, notwith muml!lclnreruon an cx:anllvo and increasing b 2 amount or”gol d ncolt, and hars, ol count | standing hier women vote, scale, which |3 thus described " o e Cexcneive motalilc money, ot | o Vhe ** Home Prolectionista ' hisve hozun at “A very large number of workingmen are ke ol . of | thelr metas. | e wrong placa to suppress fntemperance. Let | employed on tho premisca in tatloring, and moro J1¢ monoy by & timitailon of tho cotnsge of aiiver: [ {hem hegfu at home,—with the clilid, with their | than 100 women are constantly at sl ilrtmaking, Great Tirltain and ite colonies s 000,000,000 | OWn children. recelving good nnd even liberal wages, in favora- 0, 000, (00 The writer of this letter never drank any kind ¢ hlo contrast with those exposed in Hood's fa- United ¥ 0,000,000 | of Intoxicants; never put hin name to a pledgo | mous ‘Sone of the Shlrr’; and it must be Franca, ... s b oen 609,000,000 | In his life, nor’ never will, and clalms tobon { somo satlafaction to the wearcrs of thess gar- olland, Telpium, Switzerland, and o better temperance man than thero fsfn the [ ments that, though they get them at reduced {lLie Scandinavian States ... 100,000,000 | ranks of all these psoudo-reformers. Iie re- | prices, that reduction has not been wrung from s—l,oua.nm 00 ceived his training from a mother, und the tem- | the misery of the poor workers, It embnrks, thoy have, inaddition; agnantity af foll m;m" perance principle is a part of bis being. maorcover, inmantic-making, perfumes,aud in the l"":"{“u"\;y. penormlni A1lihe functions of wold l_!:nm Is another point whereln these *reform- | manufacture of portmauteaus, dressing bags, e mflvlrlty With 3¢ by colnage Timitations, | €r8" nreat fault. 'The most dopraved Ilbertine, urses, and other leather moods, tin-work, e “following in'a proximate caiimate of the | Ennbler, cutthroat, yes, tho very devil incar- | japauncd ware, cabincts, etc,, In fancy woods, amouut of such siver: - niate, they will elevate to high posittons i he | also in printing nnd die-sinking. Thly may be Th Feance sve oo 450,000,000 | Wl clalm that lio is reformed,—putting down | deprecated by mlnz, but the soclety lua in fact In United States. 25,000,000 | men of character and long stan In;z to mnke | been forced inty It by the difiiculty, and almost. In lollaud, Bwitzol room for these wolves in sheeps’ clothing, Pura | in some iustancea impossibility, of procuring [0 R 100,000,000 | wornen, who ought to know better, witl rush to | reallysound and good articles that could ba ~———— | hear thesc varabonds sncak, cty with them, | confidently warranted to Its members, owing to 5,000,000 | shake thelr luuds,—whose very touch {s pollu- | the syatem of scamping nnd concealing defects. On thesc figuren, the E‘ment aggregate of mo- | tion. But the man who has lived a life of tem- | T'he results have quite kept pace with “the most talllc money in_(freat Britain and its coloniee, | perance nnd honesty must staud aside while | sanguine expectations, ’x"he prices have been @crmany, ihe United Status, Francé, lolland, | these bulls of Bashan are petted, groomed, and | reduced, the members aro sntisfied, and the Uelgtun, Switzerland, and tho senndinavian Blatos | roited, u worklngmen, mauy of them the best In thelr 3'135'366‘333‘34 10 e frore ham jneretacd | T thank you, Mr. Editor, for your scnsible ar- renm:t%ve teades, ara well content.! S dapenand i bt hina hoen decreased th the | ticle I the Baturday's fssite, arid all right-mind- |~ Mr, Lawsun closes with a.rose-colored predic- Oxtontof nll tha silver which toe policy of etiver | ©d Dersons must agres with you. IHoping that | tiou ol the future of co-operation: demanctizations has excluded fromn tho currency of | you will cqplinue to disseininate the right 4Tt wil thus be seen that co-operative the United States, Qermany, Hollaud, ond ‘the nowledre among the people, I am very re- | socletles are likely to prove friends to the worke There aro some things in the way ot breaking s down the barrlers which now protect tho rights of voters which thess Democrats stickle for with great tenacity, It s hard toscc how u Republican President can have a hand fn this legisiation which the Dcmocrate want nore' than they want law and order and the proner forwarding of Governmental alfairs. o must exercise the velo power or engage In ncts of stultification which cannot be expected from him, The situstion is not a pleasant ona, The reflmullbllll,v is on the majority in Congress, and the odlum will be there, It anywhere. theen s . o Latest Conclusions of the United States Monetary Com- misslon=---Is Gold Be=~ coming Dearer ? exmurdm‘r{luflnfi'l |in ub((ltl‘? mhll.lhlun rnr.u“‘m: & any sppreciabla ald from China. % troe tha {gm ot mld Iimporte pun [aven relor o Jain, but | Lriish gold racelpta from China fincinding Tlong. 0ld tmporta ind874, noted I tho liritish Statietic- Kong) havo considerably Increased slneo 1872, but A} Abattacte na eceticd fram sother countrics, | ALdoCk ROt appear howmuch of thi inceeasy miay came principally from Japan, whence tha same in- ""‘" b',’“"m""m Em;"lwlflfu' s ,)u" Iitarmeginte cronea (- 1870, 1410, And 1877 s shown 1o hava | POInt of sbipments uf gold from Japan and othor rrlntlpnlly eome, 'Tho British direct gold tmports | bINCen rom Japan to the ond of K78 innet -have been QGENEMAL VIEW OF DRITISH l‘fl“l"fl. TRADE IN mote, mtlet than fess, than $0.000,000. GOLD AND BILVEN, 'he condition of the forclgn trnde of Japan. | @reat Britain has so nreponderating & shara of wr):lnci':u:'”mflr-m n':::l n&tfl‘;w‘vl !ro';\' It "l\'l "_l: the geneeal commerce of the world, n!ful London ls e o TR ""P qul with Kfll;,“m_ auch a coniro for the receipt and distribution of the o Mot aatlo - for uie with, Lie; | procious metala thol we still nd thure, 1f any- D Tl (N avet g ant Nestines 10gnr, | Tjrara. Yo iudicatiun of xay special fendancles e Sl 1 | SLECH, hoes A3 lpesea Burapn from Sl sistes that with n forelgn trade, {n swhich the Im= | "85 furhs Asin In concerned, the only counfrt Ef 18 and exporte togethar have averagted annually | wpecially named in tho British oft l’:llr nct"l‘” '1 0, 805,500, thore fin been an oruregate batance | Nlscencie, 1 POrs Dl RARaELE, L -hvnn D B01 08 E02 dumag tho elht and stracts, In_respoct to gold imports nnd exporte, e NIr Yenre. onding Tinie 30, 1876, o &t Tha aro China and India, Such lritieh dealings as ForR L LR D Bl or e that there may have heen with other Aslatic countricn Aring the year ending June 0, 1877, thero was | ARacot ubier tho heading of €Other Countries, A halanca In Tavor of dApan of 82.000, 000, in con- | Mo s rery (neleniiicunt, ozcept nince M3, neqiience of tha extraordinary prices for raw ailk, n‘)fl‘lm‘:::’;l:nl"u bfllmme e lr«zm oo Lt that the returna for the noxt year, #o far an ras | & 1-,|k|,,lu M,,,f:,;“' '-:,‘.’fi.',',] Xm’;{::cp‘;‘"fi‘,glf,‘ 1’,’,(:,'.“,, caivad, ahansdwpolspaginta tha old condition of | and tlis West Incia Istands in vno view, tho Lt nge. : 1eh importa and exports of rold from 1803 10 1872 ’l'hglu wrilor aaya of the effect of the trenties of A ey 1658 and Aiberuent yonra with the Unitcd states | Uoth inclusive, wero as followe: fon of Aug. 15, 187, Lave finally | and othar countriee, reatricting Japan ta very low | Jiritlah tmooris., +:8120. 120,110 ot el ents, 1 T | Fateasr Imaport dutiés: ¥ k Britlen exports,. A reiees G, KHO,025 beavrinted. The documents, themsolves ara | T SOTREVLEY S ond of fta treasare, and —_— of litle Interest compared with the raport pub- | whitedapan wus flooded with unnccessary merchan- $ 61,249,085 lsked nOW moro than a yéar sgo, nithough | dise at “mmi"“ prices from Enrobean coun- Thisis an annual excess af imports or 2u,121,+ ol qhe Bteady Concentration of That *" plotal in Bingle-Standard Countries Bince 1872a. Paylog Denrly for His lndllmtlm;. Cleveland Jierald (Rep.), Just what the venerable nezro, Abe Wootten, had done to fncur the displessuro of his white Tellow-citizens down in Tennesseo we are not In- formod, but whatever may have been Abe’s {n- discretion ho pafd dearly enough for ft. Elght armed and masked philanthropista called at his home the other ovening and invited him to coms out and be shot, and as he declined they sct flra tu his poor cabin, and when he and bis wife and four Jittle children were obllged to come out to avold being buried to death, the chivalry shot Abo dead and rodo away, leaving his wilo and children alone in the darkness, with nothing to comfort them but the smolderlng remnants of thelr home and the dead body of thelr husband and father. ‘The prominent “Tennessee citizens who wero concerned fn payiug this nttentlon to the Wootten tamily are undouhbtedly Democratic faeresedd Production tho Only Means of Supplying the Increased e« : mands for Gold. Bpectat Dispateh 10 The Tyiduna. !msmflomy, D. U. March 11.—Tho docu- peots accompatying the report of fhe United Buates Monctary Commlsslon, arganized under 3 trics, tho old Zcolns—gold and stiver—of the Em- 5 Seandinavinn States, gpeetfull: . 11, Pry 3 gy baird Lk * | patriots of high ltundh{gwhn(cnrc an outbreak fneof tho papers' may possesa an latorieal | by iver recined tn fomota canitale. ™ With the samo counteies, the Nrittsh tmporta and | e yaantities of metdille monoy fn ure fn par- | 5o 0 J0 0 D O, | B e afoal eltest_ . uatjonst one, | O tho part of the blacks, : tilue, Mr.. Gaorge M. Weaton, Sccretary of | ~ The nctun] nternal carroncy of Japan conslats(1) | exports of fmm from 1874 to 1877, both Inclusive, | ticnlar counteles aro fnoapable of precise determl The Btate Board of Henlth must follow. By largely reducing the eeillng e Commnission, has, however, prefaced this | of subsidiary silver colnwfilubuudnbuulll per cent | wera ag Tollowa: nuuunl and anthoritics viffer greatly, The cstis e lterr i Toibmne o Prites. of Ticta: m“:fu A mhm" {l" ey wm“‘g A Demacratic Dennncintion of Randalls” wiume o testimony with valuablo paper, the volow the siandard of the ailver yen, and (2yof | Britlsh imnorts 835,598,720 | mates horo yiven will be varied according to the o the - tures, 8. Louls Past (Dem.), ‘bank-notes - §0 far a8 thess notes aro rodecmed at it %) e tha suosl ey sllvor conia. The Takiy | Jritish exporte + 20, 002,000 Jimes of Nov. 0, 1878, says that tho large number 828, 345 of very small snbsidiary - colns struck during the This 8 an annuat. excess of i g gold imports Jear “3;‘:‘:&:‘#’.{?&"6:&.{;’555 ’,‘jgfl‘{"‘lfififl';ufif 5000, 11, whieh 18 Father loes than before THT. mug“ O oig oo v With Africa, tho Hritish tranuactions in (rold are noclat:purposs of, oy h in de- | ongirely instentilcant, excent with Egyut, Tho :E,'é'i'(’{‘..’{’n.‘}'sl.‘:.“."&'fimfifi nsc!au;nrm‘l‘!lg l‘l':::vr:’lr-‘ annoal excess of Dritlsh fold CXDOria o Euysz. fy. 1taleoatatcs thnt the depreniation of vha.an. | fooY®., JWPUES, 108 b, ton year ith 1872 2, whareas aness naparmonoy_belaw Mexican silver dollara [ (" WIHS i s then (Nuv. U, 1678) 12 per cout, or rather less | 53" oo) ooy ) twas ouly. tian ot some previous dates, No groater aeprecia. 1,001,020, “How much of thig treasuru was sent varying judgments of resdors, Carumer, March 12.—An outsider, who has | tnorc favorably with thosaof foroign production, Gronot M. Wrsto, Sectetary. | swatched with much fnserest the fizht goiny on | 1d tend, therefore, to keep thie trade In our ———— betwe own hands.” cn the regulnr doctors, and the quacke and THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. frregulars, Nas at last become so much in- e e terested as to wisli to take a hand o it. I may come out as the siranger ald who interfered fn o To the Editor of The Tribune, 4 s Not an Inatance. Cnioaao, Mareh 12—Tn October lnst the the fight between the husband and wife. My Cieteland Herald (Rem. ). Itallan restdents of Chicago seut to his Majesty sympathies are all with the regulars, Ilove to J. Davis {s not an Instance of the survival of N look upon the dipl ftte % King Mumbert, a8 a testinonial of their respect n‘:tlluu?g.l)n 1 cnn’lpr‘:::ln:vv"'::rszl"\ll.'::;?;::':I‘; the fittest. The fact is, that Mr, Randall has not a slogle qualty to rafse him above mediocrity, except the experlence and knowledge resulting from long-continned servica In Congress. Helsa man of shrewdness and cunniogy but utterly do- vold of talents, or culture, or the higher quali- tics of Intellect and statcsmanship. Thero ara dozons of men in the House who have mora character ond greater nbillty. Mr. Randall's ignorance and trickery, compared with the great yarpose of which is (o presont such facts ns tara becoma known since tho report was made yhich throw Jiglt: upon the oxtent of the new demands for gold; aud eapeclally upon the fact sdextent of a supposed Increased tendenoy of J4to be drawn fram other parts of the world sio Europe by the Wigher value which 1 haa re- sently equired there {n rolation both to silver ydto the genoral * rango of commoditics. Mr. CURRENT OPINION. King Humbert to thio Italians of Chlengo, tiom, howovor, than 20 Por cent nai beon ronched | 10, EAYDt onty in transitu for othor places, it Ia not Teston, In this paper, eays: Jhan 2 cen oralblo 1o detarmine, * and esteem for his ‘decensed father Vietor | )k of the vast mnount of | Hafer. e velame complota# thio pubileation of all the | 8 AhY time. Tho fimee inslals, owovor, that | P3G o Smiior countries, under the headung of | Emanucl, o beautifal allevorical picture, com- | rocipfent besp sinadnl of Linale lichitie Roston Ferald (Ind, Dem.). talents of former Spcakers, Is like tho contrast somunicaions, an all U teslimony ef, wits | Sakenotee, ne imanifested In he prices of com | OUErCountriestin the British oficinl Statistical | memarating tho services of Victor Emanuel in reciplent, muat have hefors the Suliee would | It ts sater for Scuators fo abuso President [ betveea vichtand day, And,if the Democratle enies, whi 3 it racts, the British gold exporls increared from o " Y x arty should be judged by the character it has ¥4 Satcs onetary Commission, - aunofnted | modltics, Thia may very wel baso If they ha¥e | an annual avornge of €2,17,U30 during tho ten Lehalt of Itallan fndeoendence and unity. than six months to et his I asked him to | 11oyes than ex-President Jef® Davia. ool ,{mu lm‘i,m“,"',:“f&m in its der the Joint rosolntion of Aug, 15, 1870, Tho iication has eon deluyed for varlous - and nna- yoidable renzons, and tho Secretary of the Com- gislon hias been Girecled to collect such fucts ns tire become knawn.xinco tho report was made, n throw Jight upon tho extont of- the pee demands for gold, and cspeclally upon tho Hisud cxtentof o suppored increased tondency of 0)d 10 be drawn from athor parts of the world fto Kurope, by the hgher value which it Tins re eeatly-acanired thare.in relation both to silver and tatbe general range of commoditics, % Toechange of tiie metallic standard of Gormany fom sliver to gold wan decreed in December, 1871, Tre German gold colnage, whicn commenced In J8i2, amounted during that year to $100, 000, 000, 14 bts been stoadily persisted in since. On the uih of Jannary,. 1870, 1t amounted to $418, 554, %0 The pressure upon the genernl gold markots, whichwas one of tho resuits of the now Uerman ii¢yy becamo marked and decielve in 1873, F'ho irergence from tho previous ratio of the market wiloes of gold and sliver, which was another of its ragits, manifested iteelf somowhat later, and did 1ot {n fsct become important until 1875, The mximum which it has so fur reachod was iu 1876, adin duiy of that year It wan attended with some examstances of panic, ‘The nutural cffect of the new value thus given to (@i, st In referenco to commaditics, but very soon In respect to both éilver spd commoditics, would b 1o attract lo the countrivs using gold ns ne {8 well known, -has risen quifo sa much as that 35 % T “?151-% o ol funy of fvo ypen. Dritish or other accesslble statistica tending to W shinw that the demand for gold in Burope, aud (ho Jencihs ComiEy ';’;L‘.f'..“mfll’:'.l&‘.’.:’.{ any wish 1o | higher valulles obtatnable for it there in excnanga for cither sllver or commodities, have uttracted A7 the extornal teado of Japau,nt the apen nerts: | thinor any incrensed smonits of gold from South it A A e Japanese: sliver | Amcrica, Asin, or Atrica, e3cept somo guantitios trado-dallnr (ilontleal in welght and finoncss With | Giruetly 'from 'Japan, nnd eome other auantities o Mexican sllver | e i X which were let frea to yo to Lurove by the tallin The: dnpanese Mint | o in the Indin Import demand for thut prinkid There wore nostocks of gold in either Asia, Africa, or Sonth Amecrien to draw from, except what cxisted in monetary uee indJapan ond Indls, and ptocks cannot bo drawn upun but once. \When the India stock of that matare {s exhausted, the de- mand upon the generul marketa for consumptive poees will tend to roturn to ta formar nctivity, that country snall ‘continue as prosperony finrn ending with 187 an aununl average of | Grouped around tho velled bust of the dead [ rong i, Ol sald he, that is not torcad; It s Rt ElaieE 3 - Whall-Streot Licksplttles. King, cach draped fo female costume, are the | .0d0d to Y et o license from the State Board of . Mbornted States ‘and citlos of Italy, offering | Tcalth, ang hero 18 the. Ncense, and 1 am & | e Deracerasy of Mol 1t thoy are wiss with tearful countenances floral wreaths: upon | ¥ regular? ‘The quacks and irregulars are mad | oy o o M ( L ) D A Hho nedastal supportins the bust was an itallan | becauso they have by dintomas, and dow't know | Wilt fizht ehy of Manton Macble, A Democratic tnseription, the franglation of which-ia: “To | cnough to get them. Thatls the reason why | poperin Chicazois ono of the necds of the victor Emnnucl, the foremost champlon of uncyfion'u want any laws reculating the practice | Party, but a licksoittle of Wall street Is not the Ttalinn uity, an.affoctionate and respectful | of ‘medicine, nnd the reason why they ure so | mon'to edit a Western Democratic paper, tribute to his memnory, by the patriots of the | down on the State Board of Health. The fact s, ¥ Chleago Colony, 1878.” the whole opposition comes from these guacks, Paorpetually Dolng Things. "Fho duslgn was by Prof. L. Gregori, of Rome, | und fs the result of nure, unadulterated malice, Newo York Herald (Ina.), 5 now resident io Chieago, and the excecution ad- | and Ican prove it byevery memberof the Board, ‘The Democrats are perpetually doing things mirable. Inscribed upon satin, nud fclosed fu | und by every member of the Physiclans' Protect- | which verifs Gen. Grant's well-known predie- 2 heautitul caso, yorethier with a parciment con- | ve Apsociation of Chicago, aud by baltof the | ¢1on yhat thelr political ts may alway: taining the resolutions and signoturcs of alt the | rezular doctors fn the State. g cal OpRODENLS Imay Rways contributors, It was forwarded 10 Rome. In re- | . Just see the vilo attacks mado upon the good | Fély, upon Democratie blunders to Lelp them sponse, the following Jetter s been recoived: | Dr. Rauch, the ex-President of the Board, and | Out it they get n o tight place. y Trunulmon.)r through ifm wpon the Board itself. He is ma- Toyx, Jan, 10, 1470, —Tho nffectionate and pa- | luionsly charzed with excessive drinking, That ‘Won't Forget It. triotic senthnents In which the Itallan Colony of | chargze 18 shown to be false by the evidence of Cieceland Leader (Rep.). Chicago expruased s profound ariof at the death | the regular doctor who prescribed for him, ‘Ilie No man in either Qouse of Congress has a of tho Glorious King Victor Emanucl has highl; 2 tlice o Sinilien sue bromnt fludlrlons Bovereigh b | D O e ond. Sy Cusesional drjk | Breater responsibility for the Inletiou of aa- Hin Majesty King Iuinbert was rejaiced to lenrn | o4 'rite other sessfon upon the long-suffering business - et o 5 w other places during cachday, Jt isa tuns Sy ot ol rton ne boarts o sl | SLLCTlT Bt exsessi dinking, i ooiy | Interests of the Unltod States than tho ereat e Fhthor of our dehr country, and that thelr do. | quacka would tnve charged It. Moro than forty | domazorus Thurmao,3 And the peopls will not Votlon to the houso of Savoy rendared thom par- | men in the elty drink ns much as that, and no | forgetit. gift, 1t would fudeed deserve to bo defeated. But there are other, more specific aud emphatic, reasons why Mr, Randall should not be re-elect- ed,—certalnly should not recelve the yote of o | efnzle member of this State. Thero {s not a alngle mensure in which this State, or the West, s Interested, mnot o single prin- clple In which the real Democracy be- lleve, which s not opposed by Mr. Kandall. Mr. Randall {s o ‘professional politician, For more thao a quarter of & century ho has lyed by making politics absolutely o trade. _ For thu 125t slxtcen yeara ho las repreaented tho dis- trict of Philadelpbia which notorivusly contalns the very scum of that city. What morae zatural than tliat Mr. Randall shiould serye those whoses creature he I, whose bread be cats, whose po- Htieal work he receives, and without whose nid he nover could bo eleeted? What more natural than that Mr. Randsll should Ue o Pennsylvania politiclan first, last, and all the time, which means o lackes of the Protectionlsts, und man- ufacturers, and monopollsts, und the varlous seltish interests of tho kst genorally? = And wliat {s morc unnatural than the expectation of Southern and Western votes for such o personi Aud what more natural than his defeat, {f tho the American trade-dollar), dollar s also lsrgely used: 1aw of 1871 preacribis as follow **For the conventence of comnserce at the open ports, the siiver trado-dollar will-be colned for the ‘present for Japanese or foreiguers on application; this \vill be the sitver coln nf commarce, and fa in- tended to faciiitato tue opeentions thercof. Thia all- vor trade-dollar is solely to bo used in the payment | 3y, of import and. exort daties andall other tuxes at B o open ports, und in operations botwweon Jap« | ynd g ablo to indalge in Tuxurles un heretofore, newo and forelga-mercnant; Thore can now be very Iittle left of cither dupun- BRITIBK INDIA, oso or Indian gold, which has been in _monctar In Indlp, whoro silver has becn the only legal | une, and herenficr tho Western World must lanl{ smonoyof payment sinice 1835. rold colns are nover- | for 1fs aapplies of that metal solely 1o the annual theleas struck at tho Indiun mints, and havo circy. | production of the mincs, It 18 certain that the Tated, 8¢ woll au Britlsls 2old coind, us & voluntary | sanply will becoma constantly more deficlent, it monoy {0 some extont. Somo authorities state that production does not increase in proportion to that cold hss constituted herotofots one-tenth of | the Rew demanda for gold. tho metallic clrculation of Indin, In tha appondix | ror TXTENT OP THE NEW GOLD DEMANDS OP 1o the roport (1870) of the rltlah Silver Commis- GRRMANY, THD UNITED STATES, AND OTHER jon,an cstimato §a found that 850, 000, 000 of Drit- ticipants in the sorrow of the Royal family, one cven questions their right to hold office, It ... . 1 Ve b ‘] 1 er o aniy a Iarcor proportion of th nnnuat | f goldcolna iadbeon In i v fila, “Woat? | 5N Hidrece activersd Jan. 2, 1670, betoro | tne Kt chbEAMnE AinESrs At 19 (HSCIL: | Sherm sk WHo BEL saved thONsHg s O Tatatianlem Wenkenlo; 1o Soostirdom, | 2L LREE MmO VLRSI Vi o 3 i) B he Chi« 9 ¢ 04T Ve e Jeareceiving, hut whatover “A{hbm pblics of evor e amonnt may. have been, pold h hl- | charge azalnst oue who bod saved thousands of burn, or McMahon, or_Goode, or Morrison, or cago Colony for the artlstio and ulectionate trlv- | our peoplo from the terrible ravazes of yellow From present [ndlcations the hard-monsy ute recelved, ahich ¢will ba uroserved with tl Ll es of yello Mhout trensured. tokeds .of homage offered to tho | FCYEF: wing of tho Democratic party In this State will Their Al tics fnt 1 he o8 W] mll.l‘:l!ll" tnl::Jl‘;. n;pm’l‘: ca%n “mm{u':f:r:fl;: \v'l'xl: f;‘:.‘ hotel, and but for the active measures taken by HV:::: S,';‘,‘;{}{,Lgfn‘:’,"“,fl:”;' [fnfi.?,y_,;%: :,o :;,2”‘“1::2 signed with such credt 8dellty the reprocuction of | the Board in establishing n qunrantine at Calrd, | 1o Sentine! to prove that It never holed for tho noble countenaico.of tha lmentod monarch, | our city might bo depopulated. Dr. Rauch has | pifiion p and who finfated insuch an elegant way the fine | the yellow fover now, In oneof {ts forms, car- e embrojdered ease.and decorated casket, D vhie] . e anfi oo seni axstirs bonized erysipe’as, which would bave proved fatal Lkt 2 £ 4| to Lundon Statistical Soclety, by 3fr. I, 'Giften, O dlsesares oo Taotary waein Toass | (hat woll-known atutiefclan éatlinaten the now det sinco tharecent violenychange inthe inarket values mands for gold, arising from allver demonotizations of gold and siiver. Mat this disappoacance of gold | (lermany anil the Scandinavian States, the par- from uso a3 maucy has not manifested teelf in uy | 4l movement made by Holland towards a gold Qutilow of gold from Indis, as it did in the caso of | Btandard, and the reguniption of wpecle payments Sabtn, but tatlior in assisting India to got along | 10 H0Id In the United States. at £1:5.000, 000, or & rith A reduced inflow of gold 1or consumption pur- ( Hitlo more than $(00, 000,000, This 14 100 Isrge a JosesIn the urts aud o orasmonts. Gold In the | fxure It “excluglvs refoxenco L nienidedy form of coins fn India Las.boen .a ‘stock to draw | 60 s _concerncd, Tipon for such uses. . As respacta the Western World | 0 the * sccumulations | gold, —which tald House, or Tucker, or Hooker, or 8pringer,—it will be n ereat galo, No Weatern member cun voto for Mr, Randall withous butraying the fn- terests of his people. KEARNEY AND WELLOCK. The Sand-Lnt Hoodlums on the Rampage. #teonld bo reached in-other parts of the world, British Indin, China, Bnd other coantrics of siich silver 18 tho exclusiva manoy, contaln .con- riderably moro than hatf of tho population’ of the Zdte. Howeyer it may appear o others,” it ap- rantu iem that zold has become denrer, it3s they buy *gold for ornamentsl ‘and con- namptive ures, the tendency, muat bu for *them to bayless 08 the articte grows dearer.’ In “choosing eiveen gold andk ahiver as tho medium of adjnet- ‘A Vory Good Yresident, . R but for the _specllic used by him,—whisky and 4 W are frgdedts and tranmactions with [forcigne: e afoct i the mamio, . whotlier..Indla sends gold | IOt commenco untl May, 1597, with the spccial | anco of the Jtoyal rogerl.. May it bo agrecablo to 4 Rickmand (Va.) State (Dent.). San Franclscn Chronicle, dfareh 4. tndency must be-for them 'to use mora®of’ 5 A 9 | View of resunng speclo paymenta. 1t {s toosmalt | you. sir, a3 tho AraCpigior of the honurablo ade | Gutuine, and rest. Thls ean boproved by the | g 70 I Dennis Kearney told his Sand-Lot hoodlum e ehac Torelpaern uhiow oo Jnéroased | ey o R, Cuate o oo laropo feam ke | & fiur. I 1 1n Tntonded fo fnclude ik untiia Yvaine o "Dotbma -t atororetor to our Tollow. | Doctor himselt. wo yoars ugo President flayes eatered uoon 4 crowd last night that “{¢ the Chincso cursd 18 not removad, Callforala will sccede from the Eastern States.” Aud he spoke of an army of 10,000 raen, controlled: by Col. Artley, Oum- cauntrymen of the fhvndly sentiments of the Then - see the absurd things sald about thc | his dutics as Chief Maglstrato of the Republict King ond lL;lun‘ ::m:;::cp', lmr ’zl‘tu mulc‘n. the Plonrd. “Thnt lllx dhr::'olx‘llm n,funu‘?l;-‘«ll‘ for l:flt and so far a8 he has gone, despite the fears of ussarsnce of wy siro; apect. ¢ Minlstor, he tnaney recely v them. ~Nothing bu iy e | e oot K e toathcatom e n CHATEs o | manysndl tho dasiios of st fgw; by hay mane ce; & ¥ monetary policy of the United Btates, commencing e, ntries omthe double standard, such gold | P Fp oI ot A e betwean Inala | With the nctof Teh 12, INFL, which'did In cifcct, uibey miay posscss will be used ‘exclusively i tho | and Great Britain thers has been soma incred aithongh not In terms, prohiblt the further coin- émtaryo of thelr-forolun dobty, when 1% bucomes | yoly recelpts by the latter_country, butit age of [l siiver dollar, Rk yaluaale nbroad than silvc -~ 5 ¥ 'ho new Germ: old - coluaze, reck: 1 ‘ us @ véry good President, and done ruch to re- e vountrioniaing i (VK exclnstv -mondy | ' oahe helioh imporis of gold from Tndl and ex- Tarin et QoA AMOTRICU 10 S41R. bk, 00 on Unlea . Park, pust as ehouch yio report of the Bourd could |.giore o Detter feeliug among tlio people, while | wmunist, of Chicsgo,us belng * ready- to help diiyrgold, o paperredeemuble In wold, n-pressura [\ porta of gold to-India have Leon a8 foloyaz . - the 4tly of anuary, 1870, wuil was atill i proc. o the Edlion-af The Tribune. Dot Jasged to Oct. 1, 1578, B,170 cortificates ag | CXCrtiug all bis efforts to"rolurn to constitu- | Callfornfa.” | The same eveuing Keayney spoke sahegold et medue n preesnro on tho monty | years, - ¢ amporte. " Eaporn, | T, Thero wcto outsianding, whon fha prcaeny | Cintoaao, Mareh 130=Tho prio tokien fn our | 1 aach, ond when the n‘Yra-‘mnorwa Ui they | tonal utid honest wa; ‘ st tho Firet Branch Club, Eleventa‘Ward, and L ROhBtiomt A Cortranting VOIta of Mandy. 1 one. Nx:‘n:: gold coins which hod not eou s legal-tendor since largo parks scems tofhave left the smaller ones |-reeelved lor (|l)cm £5,051 1 ain one that will be- Stephens’ Indepondent Movement. said that {f Foyes should veto the Autl-Chinese fifaminlier, thoy - Ssill bid “for it Y vherever 1,1'?:0:453 * ‘;,ggg:' e withtrawil, wag 00,000,000 marke, | Portant to the bealth of the elty. They nro the |.coyal'0%: oacl would produce $5,170, Joonly | The persccutionsbestowed on Alexander M. 50,000 men fn California in less than six months they. can tind {f,+ by Jowering tho prices o what they -have to .rell, Ho,- " also, by will call it §ia whorover they have the right 1ed power 1o calt1ti-and -wiil ceaso to lend it, or Lad 1t moro uparingly. e It not douutful that in sll these several ways e tendency hins beon steady, aince 1872, -to con- cnlnate, in the countrlés using gold ns their exe tluatvo metailic muney, such parcels of that metal u were disposablu and - could bo reached., Of wutee, this inovement of concentration, to what- ready to shoulder ‘o musket, plstol, or - dageer to stop Chiness imuigration” O 'the sumo ovening, Wellock, the allen Enelishman, who stands second to Kearney in offles In the W, P C., deciared at a meeting {n ‘Turn-Vereln Hall tiat it 'was o wmatter of Indiffercuce to him whether the blil was signed or not; ond he em- phasized his words upon the neceasity of using breathing-places und sanltariums of many who | shows what quacks will do when governed by | Stephens for” his Indopendence have roused the -eannot have the bengllt of the larzer and mora | spalice. old gentleman, and he has started on independ- costly Improvements:: Unfon, Jofferson, and | ‘flien, thoy charge that the Board have ot | ent yovement in Georgla that already bids falr Vernon Parks uro inmopulous parts of the city, produced vouchers showlng how the little sum fo dubmie ot 5. . ¢ go the regulars. At all events, they _and are to the surroundiug vopulation what the fifi,fi?ifi,’,;‘,‘,{,‘,“;g,‘;‘fi;};‘;, thc{,'nl;fiywfl,':,‘lgtn;': are terribly frightcaed, and_nre In anxious cone lungs are to the human body. That thev ars | pay out any woney unless they belicsed fg | Ftitation over the matter. 1t will be nocessary not regarded by the, city nuthoritics with the z«yr.smry. Nono hn{num:ks, \vhoynevcr fiad the | Lo orkanizo the rifle-clubs, and onter ey imporiance to whiclithey are ontitled s cvi- | yellow fover, Would question tho expenso ac- paizy of bullduzing, i€ they hiope to get shrough. dent from thelr conditlon now and for two or | tount of the Board. What it tha loard was The Country Not Quite Snre. . or $22,600,000: but Suetver, the, oflicial statisti- L e None. | Gian of the Gorman Gavernment, atated in 1 paper 015, 800 None: | published in Gctober Inst that this waa offsot by * | an eyua] smonnt of gold hold fn the form of tars by the Gorman Imperinl Bank. In eatunating ilw amount of gold now in Gormany the onl r;llm! which Saatboer would 8 18y, deduct from the total of the new gold coinago was 1,084, 855 | @iven by him ax followwat Htup 3003605 | “*Alawance wmust be made for the cxpulsion WO10,070 1,304,705 | from clrculation of a quuntity of forolgn coina ] 1877, 1878 .. everextont it nus been succesaful, had mitigats which were current in Germany bofore the reform 5 force here to expcll the Chincso in du- bpiomuch o a8 hootl aiEeusunl ho mitigated 11 the (en yoara from 1401 (o 1672 hotl tnclu. | hogans tho exadus of the stocis of bars efc., in tho | thres yoara past, I rofer now more partlculurly Efi‘mfl'fi,’fl” sl auth oL SN In Tuil, for Charlestan (8. (%) Newes (Dem. ). fiance of law. When Mr. Kidney re- wiatutho ¥amg thing, on ‘the monoy markets of | 81V, tho Beiclets grors sold Impot, ahd which was | stanbirg Dani; the eubetitution of Gurman colns | ty Union Park, it bolng the Jorgest of the three, | than the Legtslature bow mucl moneythe Board. | For tho fist tiiue since 1800, the Democrats | huked the - Eoglish = blathorskite and ¢ torthe Kronch curroncy clrculating previously to- 210, or at thu annual rato or $1.001,121. i 4lie | tpo anncxation of ‘Nlssce-Lorrings 10 joss of dold six years from 1873 to 1878, both inclusive, the | which ham been exported under the effect of cx. not Britlsh gold import from lodia_wan SLi444,- | changes adverau to urmany: and the abatraction 216, orat the snuual rate of 83,407,300, . of zofd by the Imperlal and’ Prussian Governments hl&urmg tho hn-ty yc.'flllx'l‘mullnur wl‘ll}xllflflihlndll 1o form spcelal war-chests,” - nd an avern nnnal excess of gol iniports over o exnaris of Sfi: I Soetber gives sach countries. It would bo desirable, but ianot postlble, to know oxactly how much succuss Las tliended this movement. Such atatietice, how- erer, a4 aro within vench scom to_runder it praba- Wathat tho gold oblained since 187 by tho coun- tHes usiug that 1netul as thole exclusive money, from other partw “6f"the world, has been princls and the only one where, in the Mimited space of | wuuted to use! ilow eould the law koow what | have control of both branches of Congress. 1t aixtcen acres, horses and carrfages, dogs and | Wus needod] There has been mare volse mado | {5 of great consequenco to the colintiy, and of ’ ol .. | about the fuslzalficant sum of 82,023 used by ¢ in::hlnafie{fl(}l;fl:;lzfiflgl Tlllflmlhc ;[elgc;:r:}; o Board i1 csces of what, that (mw “”0"?‘ |‘upremu cfmsuuunnm to the Democratic party, moval of the tence remlorl‘(l niore unsafs thay | than bus beon mado abiout, tho #40,000.used by | that uo “:“d At gstrapspnny lezilaton D ok: befora for those who oughit to be ita chief bene- thu State-Ilouse Commissloners {n excess of the | tempted, The countryis not ?'ultu suro whether blnsphemer Ly saying that there fs * no encmy to fight,” aud that **the man who Lawls g0 veh emently about using the bayonet 1a sure to be one who has little or no experience {u the murderous business of rot mud war,” Ry g , 000, 000 marks, or $30, (00, - 500,000, hut slnce 1657, attor Call- | 000, e tho sum tolalof theso soveral deductions, By culsined, dicectly from the stook af kel ttutional 1hnlt, e Doctatls party s & Tamb o o tiger, wnd 1t | Wellock's triends rotired from the ball witl which s 2 fomin and Australia wado gold moro’ abundant, | (ivhout. diet ngutsiing the soparato amount of | fielarics,—the slck, thp Infirm, und the children, | CORRiftiondt Tty o Al e | ¢ a tiger, ! ich s In montuAty wre fn 1872 (o dapan und | 40d'us Tndia ks been tora developod and mor | Sact. - For hie: purpose, which waa o Biow -t | With nG fonce uad hp ftrm, atil the, shildren. | “*\Gngk a'tho uso in aving Boords and Com- | sucecas i 1850 ¢ worth having, to crowm tho | every disvlay of ragu wid dlssopolytinent, t decentralization, the Democrals utst themselves down, and show, by thelr pri- e nud moderation, that they reallze the ponsibility now resting uoon them, At a meeting Leld the uighe after that on which o gaoe of Wellock's roughs, counterfelt- fny the name und character of workingmen, broke up the Unlon Hall Democratic mectiug, Kearney ndvised bls hearers thut they had right to nttend the m-:uclnku of any party, and to show their hatred of speakers by nolsy demonstrations. Ho also counseled them to zo 23 such meetings * prepared,’—mesniug urmed. Laking thelr cue from this advice of thelr Jeader, o faction of some (ifty nrmed bullied ut- tacked a meeting of the Sccond Ward Working- men’s Club, aud for o while mads an angry and vivlent scene. | When the meeting was about to wdjourn, the Clintrman of it sald: **As Chair- man f this meeting, I authorize you Lo use nny means you think necessary, uo mutter what they 1oy be, at the next meetiug of this Club" One of the Club suggested *‘u six-shooter” as o rood thing to preserve ordef, and was for Aplowlng off the tops of the héuds of the—" ‘Iheso ure but specimen bricks from the polit- feal fabric which Kearnoy tas erccted, und, to- , gother with the alten binsphemer und corriip= tionist Weltock, owus and rules, On very many oceasfous theae two nnd othersof thelr speakerd have declaimed loudly und lichtly sbout the good udes of cannon, the platal, the bayonet, aud force genorally, fu carrylug certaln polnts which they thik essential (o the exlstence of nocloLy, ugainst the law auil in deflancs of the Govornmont. We have heard such talk before. 1t was all the fashlon somo soventeen oF elzut- cen years ago, when o combination of fifteen Htutes had resolsed to goout of the Unjon fu contempt of fts Consticution und laws. 'They had what appeared to them :lultu as good cause us prosperouy, the- averaca aunual quantity retalned | gnjount of* gold circulsting in Germany, 1t \was of y It for ils own consninptive purposes has been B consonunce what tho At A a I S much moro considerable, The Indin fiseal year } ywags but, from the volnt of view of vtlier natlons, hus terminated since 1507 on tho 318t of March, | it s material to know precisaly Low much s to be having formerly torminated on tho B0th of Avrll, | pet down to the score of the **dpeclal war-chests, " "The Indla net imports af gold, or cxcess of fmports | Wpat 13 locked up i that way Is, ot lenst, aa of- over exports, have boen aa follows: . foctually withdrawn from (ho uen of mankind ns ¥ et Impo 111 waa circulating among the Qerman poople, The commouly reputed amount of the treasuro in the Tower of Epandan is 820, 000,000, 1t nil of Bostber's deductions arealiowed, Inctud- ing tho *‘apecial war-cheats,” tho absorption of rold by Germany since 187118 $118,554, 200, loss §50,600, 000, ‘ana minoints, tnorsforo, in faund Tumbers to 368,000,000, flia doduction of the ssapecial war-chests manifestly whonld not bo allowed in tho present calcninifon, bot, on the 'y other hand, tho export of the new Gernan cold + #5,700700 | colns, ospecinlly in 1672 and 1874, was roputed to £7,000,645 | ue considerably greater than Sostber chooses now 11,410,005 | 1o catimata i, and, upon-tho wholo, $:150,000,000 weo 17,820,720 | 1ngy bo assumed as' tho Agure of Germay ahsorp- + 12,710,810 | tjoh of gold slnce 1671, Bome English statisticlans 913,100 | pake it evon fees, but they do this by nssaming, U756 | wimoot any authority, and contrary toall the prob. 657 | abilities of the case, that thero were i Qormany, 710 | jp 1871, $160,000,000 1n gold coins, The London 046 | Fonomtat makes that wssumption. dold was not 702 | inen a legal-tendor in Gormany, and had not beon Since tho Indian fiscal year 1874-'7G, that{ato | for fourteen years, and thera was nofuducsment to ¢ 1876, and down to Oct, 31, hoid it in any such quantity, 1t §8 known that tho 1878, the total 1 n imports and cxports of gold | old German gold colus amounted to only $22, 410, - have'been as follows: 000, Tno addition to be mada for forsisa gold Imports. 1$20,410,400 | coins cannot be large, Tu fact, there n no youd Exports. ..o ve ers 17,480,695 | renson fur sanposing that thero are any low foreiin A ave: fio siima ‘wera Obiained from tho'lus | gold colnu circulatiog inGormany to-day than thera reau of Statiutics In rupees, which are hero con- | were in 1871, - vorted Into dollars at the rato of two rupces (o the ‘Pho absorntion of gold in consequence of the do- dollur, monetization of silver by tho Scandinavian Htates In some cases it Ia posslblo to traco certain anms | nnd of the Jaw of Jioliand of 1873, authorizing the of wold which Lave passed to Europe since 1872, | comnazu of gold and making it a legal tendor on an which would probably bave gone toInala if that 33“""’ with allvor, mn{ be awsttned to bo 840, fi anid sbirubbery, It is fast becoming 8 comino missioners unless they can use thelr diseretlon, and nnbanlv);wdcsmnnn it teams nlso are | A apply motcy whre it will do the piost maoking tracks und paths across tho groen at 5:::'&;“]““““““’ quacks only would niotlee such thefr convenience or caprice. For two ycars i Dast 6 hus Bad wo protection from the | Lamglad that Dr. Rauch and all bls co- | police only such ps tho Superintendent | Workers aro to be vindicated from all these | No Protection to Human Lifo In New Or- could give, and his dutics scem to boquite | Cbarges. They must all bs confirmed, It (8 well louns. enough for one nan apart from those of a po- | Naueh for Sonator Kuykendall to call the Ten- XNew Orleans Times (Dem.), liceman. Indacd, Ibelloyo Atr, Shaw is remark, | iientiary Commissloncrs to account. for paviniz | The law 18 fazce,—a dreary and beart-break- ably industrious’ fn the various capacitivs of | 9 for thelr expeusus muney not authorizeld by | e goree, The protection to human life as - . law, but when a Board with life und health pre- fifid“;‘rfihfim&“fi“fi'{‘,‘;??: rfifi‘,fi;afi:gfim serving dutiea to perform aro qucnhmmllby eunranteed by our law Is ono of thoso ghastly the effort 1 becomo Bo taust bo auacks us to monay in their hands it Is timo for | mockerics which seem to bo intended asa divine m:-cn upon Scul:hnllmrru und u":,c’,‘é:"““ 8trall | 1o Senate to pause {u thele Investization wnd | revonge. Thero 13,00 more restraint in Now Or- Thut, whother or nat the blaco 18 to becomoa | 8% ‘l“f‘"“"'”‘_’ 1}”“‘" will bo the end of all this | 3uaus upon evil men's passions than there fs n commbn, nud the green reduced to o wayside, | it the fast Stats Busrd ercated ghould prove, like | o Rlack THills or in the lieart of - Africa, Any ve! sxcludea, | odl the rest, Mable to censured hy b ¢ o {‘L‘nI‘s‘rlll‘lrr:.-;xllgxx:glg“lfx{l‘:!:fll:‘::}ll,tlll:r:l'-:::nllx‘)ml‘;g‘- Let the laws be enforced, and tho learned and | Dastyword briugy out the revolver or the uimlet. i knlie, und ther 18 no experiencs or precedent portant to the healthful exerelso of children in | Meensed doctors who have paid for their dipio- Withih men's nemorles Liere to icouanc thiant thiesramall carrlages, and of the sick und fufirm | 1088 bo protected Joun NEEDLES: | oy enootiug or stabblug whenever the fnctioa- a8 well as the more runged, should bo mado un- e — 1o s otEios BlEm, safe und disagrovabte by those who are in no Capt, Cooks _— need of this especlal drive. Whon the park was To the Fditor ar the London Times. Republican Support for Randall, nnl;uu. 1the cres arotnd 1&] froa nog bhuilt up, uuld ‘hfl l‘rlln);llllll'{czl;“"",‘i' ot your Y‘!I‘l"lfll': %0 kn‘ow {oston Journat (Rew.), other driyes now accessible were not opaned, It ut, in the abiencs of any monuniental stutuc 8 must, 11, do e s ase b avciaces 50 pamsonnt | 1. Tho. honor of Capt, Cook, thero (a in bia ny. | 1S Fepublicans s Lok g ailido VISl instead of going throten the park, but 1t is w | tve country one inetnorial to the great clreutu- X b i Y ardship for those who seek healtn and recrea- | novizator, “In the Churel of 8t. Audrew tho avold any entunglemunts with the Greeubackers, tionin ‘xurhnux e only snitable place nceessl- | Great, in the Tawn of Cambridge, there lsafine | But, In case of o profitless deatlock. rather thau ble to them to he subject fo the dust and dan- | mural tablet, erccted to his memury by s | tokeep up, ortoallowtobe kept up, s peptracted gerof the carrlage-road. 1 have seen a famlly | Widow, “This tablet, which 18 earofully kebt In whose appcrance indleatedan inability to eujoy | 4 zood statu of preservation, overloalss the altar amore expensive pienie than they conld have | from the wall on the north side, il records the upon the grass in s park, ufsor spreading thelr | deaths of Capt, Cook umd of his widows also, frugzal repast, look with dismay upon the eloud | the deaths ol their alx children,—of whom two, of dust with which {1 was covered by the passiy Nathauniel and duties, dieid at sea, onw lost ju carriages. Let the carriagesroads of Unlon Park | the Thunder wnd the other in the Spittire sloop- be closed, « W, of-war, Anuther son, Jumes, dled st Chrlst's avoluntary money ih ludia. JAPAN, The gencral atatement of the caee Is, that Japan, o 1871, lancd a mlut at Onaka, on Karopean wodels, and also decreed o standard of gold, silver tolns belng atruck enly for subalolary use or for trnactions with foreigncrs at the ports, The woltof value undar the new systom I8 the potd yen, Sthieh 13 ninc-tenths fine, ahd tho welght of it is only cient one-nundrodts (8-100) of & urain lese than the \vnfl;m of tho Ametjcan gold dollar. Of ihis new gold currency the Japancao gold mint has ek rather more thau 50,000,000 yous, or dol- lrs, which havo since aubstantially” disappearcd from the country, the aciual internal currency of ¥hich {3 now suspended and dopreclated banke Boles. These ‘znl yens wero manufactured prin- ¢pally from old Japaneso rold colns, Thers is fome obscurity sbout the Japaneso oflicial stato- Hents on thut point, published in the first volumo of this report, but the npfmmnlly correct cone tractlon of {hem s that the old Japuncas gold oins furnished soven-elyhths of tho matorial of the Rew gold yens, Very little of the zold, at an r‘:lt. was imported, but it was subutantially al ken from tho old stock, alwaya reputed 0 bo e, of that metal, which Japan had acc Y ated from {te miuce, but which it A»fluudnr 18 present system of forclum trade, boat hirty milifons of tho now Jupancsa old sfnn ordollars, can be {raced ss Laving ed ’lwfly to Bngland eince 1873, and it {8 not doubt. al 1hat gtit] more of them have renched tho wamo ‘esliuation through Indiract chaonels, Upoa thix fl‘"" Yiew {t will bo scen that Japan hos con- flaated & vory Important sum of guld within o 5ort penpd for the uees of Europo, Iulvmu such exact fizures as cau bo obtained, 1t ’vrnn that no gold yons wers colred prior to l 81, 1871, and I;\ufiln tho three following years ollowas + 10 5 wrangle, it is clear thut thero may devulve upon theni the necessity of choosfuyg betweon two evils, If this contingency arlses, it would ho, in our judement, wisur for them to walve party considerationa uud Joln dn electing Randall, than to utlow eclther the reactlonary witz of the Domucrats ot the handful of Greenbackers to Fens or dollars. | country had been anaorbing se much gold rince 0,000, und is eather less than more. AL the Py el B - ¥ e control the vrganizution. this Chineso nulsance gives tho peaple ot Call~ Yeur ending Juty 21, 3871 14, 468,001 | $A74 23 st did during saveral yoars prior thiereto, | modetary conferenca of last Auguet, ot Parlr, M. oy Bmonr N P Collece, Cambriduey An, e o e ghy Fofula for muliog throats of treuson uid elvil e coinis July 41, 16T #6,102/014 | Thus comparing the Avo years {rom 180K to 1672, | Moes, Provident of tho Hunkof this Nethorlandy, B s e ' L Y Uood News from dMaine, war, and fnsuiting the National Goverumunt. Sy 3y 24 LT TR | puth Incluaye, Wit the infoo yuacs ISTEI TR, | eattuinied, the prasent tatal auanity, of, ol 1y Brcost e o ear article, | - Wit respect ta Capt. Cook, tho inscriptian Zangor Whig and Courler Utév.). And thoy were wore than twenty dmeaasstrob 1 i ) N v A N, 111, Mare )— 3 n olio soei ¢, 1 0T0,307 | e e oL 001 to B3, o, 0, while tha | 1inuk of'thu Nelburlands, o 74,000,000 lorine, or L T ATk, | g as follows: ! The clections shiow that tho deeeitful Green- | s Wo now are, toos but for all their hign talk, That Big Temperance Uetition,” isto thepolnt, A0 memory of Capt. James Cook, of the | back fuslon movemont has spunt its force, and and well worthy of greut consideratlon, ‘o | Royal Navy, Do of the i ¢ celobruted naviiga { the tide bas falrly turned in l:vur of public hon- give wonien the right to vote in this Bguom- tora ‘lzlll‘“lh % n{llurmux; uges ;.n‘«)n "‘?“?’; u‘l. \\'}m esty und sound doctrine. The soft-money delu- qylrclncvnmmuounlumcndmcnl. Bec. %, Art, | Wus Wi y the natlyés of Owyhee, i the | g0 "og hogn smpliatieally checked aud the XIV., of tho Constitution mnkes it necossary, }““flfl;nl:f‘}‘,?x;fz(“::‘ulm; day of Fobruary, 1779, | L0000 defeatad atall polnts. Tarcland inorder to amend, that both Lranches of the | e fnscription also records thut Eifzaboth, | elects a Republlcan najority of both branches of Leglstatura shall proposs an amendment by 6 | widow of the aboye-nentloned Capt, Cook, the City Guyernment, and o combination Mayor t‘wuthlrdu vate of sl the members clected, | vived her husbind flfl.y-?l: yoars, died at Clo) has barely squeczed In by about forty majority "This propased amendmont shall bo subinitred | hnm ou thu Kith of Moy, 1835, ut the ago of 9k | gbtained on ¥ tha fstauds.? Lowlston and Au- totho cloctora of this &tato at tho clection of | M was burlud withs e sous, Jumnca o Huih | puen have been wulendidly redeamed; ath mombers of the: General ‘Assembly, This cuts n the middle afslo of St, Andrew's Church, comes to the front with a sweeping Republican Y Beluw the lnseription 13 o shield, with a star’ . vick, ‘1 s off woman suffrago fur 4t )ydat Lwo yoars, pro- | above wid below, boarlng the globe.’ The motto }?,fit.“,”g;,g,’,"',‘('.,!:,'.:tz,.,fi,i’,“'}ét’:,’,;L.‘,’,'f,’.‘.‘,l‘:,:‘,’,",' u:',:‘.j vided the question issubmitted to the electors. | 13 ' Nil intentaiim reliquits ! = 1t dufunlc:ll. then ft. conuot come up for at least | , Ahe Widow, Mra. Cook, left o sum of £1,000 tn :‘:::::I;‘:::\:nl‘llx‘u::ll x‘l’:yr ‘:lngtu::,rl:neuz‘lfiln(uegx‘ilfi:’g' four_yenrs thereafter. ; trust to thy Viear, cliirehwardens, oud’ over- | Yowits in our own county and section have ro- 1 ik thera s no ono that clalms that tho | Beers of tho parlsh, ‘Lh futerust thenvo srishig | gponded with equally gratifying resulls. ‘fhe Lieglslnturo can Erant woman sullraz wistout [ 13 to bospent in keoplng claau und “undefucal | tlde us turued und the intelligvnca und fotes- an nmendment tu the Coustitution, though | Ihe tablet crected by her to hor husband'd | vty of Malue ts making ftsolf heard, Lot every e i what theso ¢ metnory, and also [n keening in order the In- | . - L‘.fl:‘f,“’ |£:D:.’fq,'::}ll;.’u“ thele uu;.‘:“"“"lfigflx“‘f}%fll: |crl|1l|ml' ou the tomb of hersell und her sons. xood ditizen oid in pushing un'mngoml wark. sonual avorage of Chiness gold exporis to Great | $20,200,000; but thoro . muat slwsrs have buon mtderablo. Britain ross from 05,100 ta S1,080, 108, Tote or lcvs kold 1 & country 1o conmerclal, and of 8 ruport of the Dircetor of the "'Y."'”" Mint Thut it does not soem Imporiant to go [uto minuto | tho whoto of thnt sum tsnal to be aken as nowy tho your cading Julv i1, 1874, 1 the following | researches as (o that class of facts, It 1s sulliclont old, obtafned iu consequenca of thi law of 1875, .I'fi'l‘"l 1o tne gold colnage: to know In gonoral that so faras Indla takes loss ‘he total sales by Dennurk- of sliver sinco jts do- There 14 8 uarked fa)liug off {n the colnage of | gold, morae inusl be left to full undor tha influence | monctization have awountod to 81, 842, 160, which !:4_ which wae 10 bo expected, for wot unly | of (ho attraction of (Lot metal taward Europa. .may bo taken as an spproximatu mexsuro of the Wy U rato of oxcoungo ‘ruled acainst | Too fmports of gold' into Ureat ritaln | pzold purchnsod to take ite placy, In the summor iy Sdvantage of colnlng gold, but from ~Australis _increused from an annusl | of 1870, aftor the wporations of dcsionotizing uud eqn fuount dn circulation may be consldored | averago of 03,205 durlug tho ten years | solling slivor had becu complcied I Bwodun and hun'»“ to shout 81. 50 per head of l{u ontlro popa- | endl with 1872, 1o an annual sveragd of | Norway, the gold in tho Bank of Norway, colueda un of tha - contry. and It Ja acarcely probable | 314, 118,400 daring tho five years coding wilh | aud in' bare, smonated o 51,708,107, and [l luTnh. number of old yens colned llnr::nflu been they falled 1o et out ot e Ulan, Qonditlon of the Nritlsh Warklug Olw 2 Accordinie to statistics curcfully collected In Great Britwin lately, the distross provailing in that couutry scenis to besomoivhiab uu%:eruml. ‘I'he entire workinge vwluuun of thy Kingdom 18 put down at 24,000,000, out of & total of di,. 005000; and, allowlng for shrinkogzes of £30,- 000,000 in the wazes ol the textilo und iron tu- les durimg lust year, tho carnings of the workiug clusses aro reckoned tu averans 33 shillings yer family of iive persons cach week, Considerig the reduced price of the necessaries of Jile, the community, ns & whols, Is thought to be better nourlshed thon at any former period, Of tho 34,000,000 dependent on industrlal oceus pations, 11.500,000 ara declared to bu netual corners, Of o total ol £503,000,000 piven s the carnlngs of & full yeur’s cupluyment, i [ notlceable that 3,688,000° women earued £ill- £00,000, ngulnst £800,000,000 carned by 7,621,000 men. The 1,549,000 women cngigzed 11 datnas- #0y largo tucrenvo wiil be nocusuary, 1477, when the anunal production of gold In Ans- | tiio coined gold iu the Dank of Sweden and in y,000m July 51, 1874, to June'30. 1870, only | tealls was only thrac-fousthis of what it uring | private banks in, Swoden amonntad to $9,7:00, « % ,‘“1‘-“"7 culga'um wero colned, Daring tho year | tho previous ten yoars, Puriag thu {cnu of tho | 50, 'The now gald coinage buil beon twicy that g Juno 40, 1878, only 437,678 were colied. igh nrices of colton folfdwing tho ouibreak of the | mum, but of the gold colus uot in the bani: Tho faliow} ng are Jupancee olticial atatements of {mports ang exports of gold: gold from Austrolla, In_the two years ending | of firat volnme of thiw roport) thul ke laryer part s Imports, Exporis. Murch i1, 1803, tha fotal Indian net gold tmvorte | is, without doudl, exporied und vit of the coun- Culendar year 1672, ... " Nomer | % Gk, 083 | Agurogated 8U,501,00, Duting tho wanio yuars | fry." fiank nofey constifulo nich tho gresior Aeadar yoar 187} +§2,011, 000 014,058 lfi! Britleh gold Importa from Australia foll neatly |-part of the monoy in actusl uso among the poople Filendar year 157 oy 1120200 | one-bait below she average, of boih Bwoden and Norway, Yt six month of 1874. 24,800 .7 14,008 . .. CHINA, The ncoumulations of goid conmenced fn tho strendingJuno 0,670 1010 7,080,843 | prom 1863 L0 1676, Lath lcluakie, Geat Iirltatn Uit Statas I Moy o e ety — —_— - Kong) euly b tho ean civil arar. India drow fmmento sums of | American Miufutor at Stockholui states (naye 52 i exported to China (including llon: T 7, o " cement 18 sl . The retnalnder, alter £3 to bo given to the 4 vy o . A Tho G o oS00 o JTL boni nchu | g the Tieasuey siatcs hal ho b rocelven S | Lroteutlon eonal sulfrate, Mok, 1atore o | Vicar, to bo dlvided equally ebaan v pour The Bads Jotty Tlumbug, e service earncd £01,000,000, uzalust L1500 -/ yen, 01 ! sive, Britlah gold fmports from China (Insludinit o d that ho lias a) vhe by aged women of good cluractor residimg.dn wul Cincinnati Commercial (Ind, lev.), 000 earnud by 1,600,00) enzaged in other kiuds of i with the oxcoption uf §28, ) Yloug-Kony) wero_ also unimportant, agureaating’| Jar tion purposcs, uid that be lsE alio rosorveld | prossed hor surprise whei theso leaders of s | P o I valdlng Thio lato. Congross was complately decelved, | lubor. ‘The workers of both sexes under 20 { n‘lgxlmtlxx-wrlmf wheu, a8 will bo-ssan, the onlyns:lul 140, 'They bocamo ‘scaulbly larger aflor fur thu same pur) mlu-JIho -u_ru‘t; l;\unuls‘. which, | movement said they lad nothing to do with belonging to the sald Parish of Bt Andraw the g \yas cotp h { lubor. £ ara earned. 01,000,000, gr well-nlgh ofafighort of yold was 535,005, 416, theuot 0xp0rt | 3472, ag follo lrombtlny 1'10“07321“5011‘“"':‘"10 s roul ':ng;u:.eu woman suilrae. Miss Willard was an avowed | Ureat. Iam, sir, yours, ote., or carefully ‘bofooled itsell, about the pre- | years of llk e miie. It e § livee was ooty §1, 576, 820, to mbout $40.030,000. nta COrtes | o yguilvazlat eretodore, Dr, Roynolds nud JouN Mantiy, Viesr. | tonslon of smproveweut ub_ the South Pase of | Quusevsiith bs v uinzisn GOL IMPONTS TROM CUINA AND MOXG- | ppong with'Lisuihor statement, thatou tho x4 of : A Dovember, 1478, ho hold fuf reumption purpoied $141, 688,000, Huta partof this wus not actual gold " exiuting in tho Vressury Yaulta or anywhure dustrics thut gre ut present most dopressed, 4,239,000 Taborers ure_emploved. This exhiblt, Ifice roust exhibits of the kiud, Jooks wuch bet- tor than the cold, bard facts themselyes, Sone- dition to tho loruzn!nf. the following atats iven bu tha Toklo Zunes of the Jap: h}hf“lufll’lnly vl‘u 150 ‘mt\'g:llu:‘:utugc: H}""i"".i % m tho Misstsstvpl, callod the Jettles, und managed aloue In this tuope ct e, but they beel = oo, by Bads, This groat encineer put $12,000,000 not, ‘Yhe woman-suilrazists haye Jjust hod Tho fAgures which represont the sales of ono "{m '.‘“w,m'a'.'o&‘) .:'rm',’_,':l":: Bt.vLuuh:'mlu QIMI‘ 1) uhing thy proportiony of eac s B hropor ! each, for tho yesr o d tmport of kold and allvor, nos giath % dune 30, but only u gold crodit ut certain banky, douvt. | set-back—nobu yull-back—by the British House | of the London co-operative stores,—thu ** Arm bl il et N ~ Yans,.or Teas'wall ccired nnd availsiie, Dub atill ‘mot guld. | of Commons, ‘This body, by avote of 10 yeas | wnd Navy,'"—aa sct forth in an ariicla by 3ind, | eroat succoss caused people to ery aloud to klm. I;llll{al‘l::l:fllll )?:lt‘;fl‘fu“r ::‘U:‘r‘:"‘l‘l“"‘fi;"g‘h“fi't P By dollara Uold crodlta ug banks suviely ;'“‘l-lgu from the | 1o 817 nays, has sald worman inust not vote, L. Lawson fn tho latest natmber of the Vine | hlin as o dellvorse und betz Uhn to go cleowhers | 348 BB 115" population, ‘Thoy scem to Lupon 0,40, 7607 57 4 | Keneral e e sbeory lony: 0 gold aluce | OUFOWR exporicucy has proved bpsond a rea- {teéuth Century, aro s foilows: First vear's busts | und do lkewise, The beat thnt can bo safd for | 15, S0 ons Sdeatizing oifect waleh aatu e LO15040 | gy TIL 168,110 | 00 fhess fiures thie” sbeoryflod. of "gold aluco | gonubia doub st wouun nas o placotn poil: | vessy SESLALS i yeurs, $3, 773003 it | tho Ende vatcrpriio, s, Ut it cos of milly | glictilon nd's rudoly romove. o’ not doubtfal s export was chiefly lo ‘The forelun ry rostnicied e il t1es us an olector, Wyuming Tervitory udopted | year's, 31,60L740, and the seventh uimd Juat | fons lis bus made the Butith Fuss about as good n o ¢ aly0 its jmports and expuris of both ‘:‘,'\!,".‘,fd":“:fl, in respuct to gold, ft. s doe bcrtbed Ln general torme by Mr. Soward, tho Atnerls viog rItsl Old Ymporty ary obtalued. Aller | eun Minwtor to Cliina (sou bis lettor, puge 5il o 1200, 000, 000 5 U €185% sourcus of nearly ol the Gold lin- | St volume of thia raport), as consleiing uf an au- + 200,000, orts they muaw tho omalndor kv Fecolved (50m | uual expart of §5,000,000 to Iudia, tu part pays | | 00, other countsles. ™ "o’ muuns of gold su rvceisud | mutt for oplum, tho yold bolug oltalucd by ai- A Lo e % the cloven yoars sudiog with 1875 averaeed | Rortatlon rrom Celiforaia. Austzalls, aod Russian | - The absorption of gold Y the United Blates, la ,.$350, 000,000 lan 40,000,000 womau sulfrage ubout teil yoars. age,” For two | year's, 87,700,k6. Mr, Lawson considers va- | us the Bouthwost Pass was, ‘Il Now York yeurs most of thy womenvatcd.. Bup lucs then | rous gricvances which the shopkuopers buve, | Lyibung clalued a twouty-three-foot chanuel in noue but the Juwer claes vote, and thoso thut | speaking of one a3 followa: RBouth Pass @ fuw weelks ugo) aud sty that want to ehow themsgives, Thub Intemperance *'Tho tinal and the most important plea Is tho | time threo steambre, not ouo of them drawing lias full sway fn this Territory Is evident from | serious injury that Is buitg dono to the trads twenty-thres fect, have grounded in the pass. tho fact that sbout two years ngo Judge Beck | anen themsclyes, This §s “u matter which de- | Oneof thew, the hllmlu, drew twenty-ono feet ondeavored to supprssa intemperance amony | scrves the fullost sympatby und the most grave | eleven inchies ot und nfnoteen feet soven juches Au Ofilco for Jerome Bonaparte, - Jeronte llunnpum.grund-nerlmw of Nupoleon L,—a loug rceident of Ualtimore, and prace titinyg lawyer thero,—los bean presuated by bis sriends for thu vavans posttion of United Biatea ~ Disteict Judge. * 13 tLs ofictal Dritieh § tatiatical Abstracts Japan ’_‘,fig; fomatcly naniod nwong (b0 countrics (rom