The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 14, 1871, Page 2

celvors, present-ta ere of all descriptions is near its end, hey are summed up in the brief They are honesty in tho administration of st corrnption in office. extirpation of fraud and venality in the high places and the low places of the land, of money getting and money-#pe f bribe-taking and gift-ta affairs agai 1871—The Ontlook for the Future, sof 1871 are full tical parties. NOVEMBER Campnign ling in pol f that they would now | ‘ertions of the day Whatever party shall attempt to thrust jornnmn’s Great M ling gains, and thus stand a e President in 187 into the coming Presidential cam; Filth Aveaue Th troversies touching the negro, the Ku Klux, Grand Opera ie and Kindred euljects, will be driven from the arena by the contempt of an indignant These themes have 1 ion of the best the country, and afforded to sly rogues con venient opportunities corrupt and venal arts. If any party shall Lave t) ion for this year opened with 1 New Hampshire, when Hina Edwin's Theatre: fle Uiia seen the ng enough tion of the Republican party chose a full delegetion to. Con the fact that the Giymple Theatre ubsorbed the atten Overlooking At. James Theat n. GRANT'S raid on Sen ‘or SUMNER, the Copperheads of ‘ ' herdihoud to the Presidency in pir holesand Fourteenth The election owing month scotched the Copperheads preparatory to their being killed by Vari axmienan’s } The opposition which VALLANDIGHAM’s pro: North now emerged from th ont their hostility to the a candidate 1872 who can be the offences we have specified, or is ¢ ynnecticut the . suspected of them, I blasted with the retributive lightnings of an incense w Departure. ered from portions of hi That vigorous own party being more than compen the widespread dissatisfaction in the Repub with Grant's Administration cts of the Democracy for the com ing fall contests of 1871 were cheering. About one month previons to the earlicat autumnal elections, an event occurred in this city which gent confusion through the ranks of the Democracy ell ove refer, of cours in the opening jweek of Angust of the eta PRESIDENT will be thoroughly overhauled at This is good nows atrocious humbu ed upon the American people it is that treaty Franklin, Dr. MORACE GREELEY, OF CHAPPAQIS pital intimates that base means were em- ployed to foist it upon the country ; and this we nion of every one who care: the leading article in today's Suv, think will be the op fully peruse Let the truth come out, and let knaves every- the North and to the exposure ous interference with ved a severe Was there Fraud or only Folly in the frauds committed by the chicfs of Tam Washington Treaty ¢ Theso frauds were not only ted in their magnit It will be remembered that Grant's Thero is one je, but pecu Jory composed inly of Republicans, for not improvi aditures of public 24 character, aud that expenditures at all, was removed from y Charron to a friend of th nore than two t ary class who br n put forward b on the highway 1 powerful polit on in the Union—an organ to the plot that contest had cod before the people. of robbers was the Grand Sachem What porsitye for declarin solemnity that the rs deem their on power, that down to the hour brought to light they But if it should not prove practicable to wh was the dat bhi shalt 3 P lc Pp der; but some of the most when their fraude w Lee's surre boasted of their ability to dictate didate of the portant cvents of the war and the gre est destruct } Robbery, No r Hribe-taking, what then? Does the Journad doubt on which « nuing or by the use of money ; erty by our ir loss wary servitors wer Before the re immevss amount of port to Manrix Karmenessen tor Mayor 4 upou the ball haverbeen committed there aro xl Columbus aud West P. nthe Republican party of th over the ec ntry with acew extreme cay whose prospects were rthe lead of Sryac ammany w ot at Wash. Class that such the present day, and be t Convention committed twe the usual manaer? have stated, ¢ 1 from this city. Hartt tate the eld State t and by nominat With effect upon the Repub! vecks by the Rh Mi MAL nee and latent corruption proved by ey trolled by Witttam gton and elsewhere thet are to dealt with; it 1s the great syste ent-taking, bribe-taking, embezalomen TWEED in this city lout a leeper tinge to coloralle charge Laas ity 1 wholesale robbery which prevails all 1 of the Convention, ana «hg sequent course of distinguished Democrat n regard to thes tors, saved the party fr over the country, and of which startling instances ne to the public knowledge almost every hour. 1ftbe Republican orgsuization snoniy he by handling the any silkow wh auds and their perpetr isto be saved it m being defeated by 10 suspicion possibly have been gross part of some person wi : ns on the gi nineteen thousand, ern and Weatern States show that ¢ The unanimity with which the Republican Patuen of Iltinois fur his re killing of Gen, Gros- Venon at Chicago, shows that true independence felt the blow which pros in Now York, r brethren here, with a par cent letters ¢ trated the p They shared has already coi rence to the spirit of the ve Panwer ¢ Grant to take an in is nothing wh Democratic type than to set up aca vo of three stories in height, cayed throne of the ancient Mongol Umy're Nevertheless, the rous name which they aro loath to abandon, some most valuable political doctrine & vast multitude rary occupation, but built nning of the war, refused to ¢ © $.00 in payment for a military nocracy hay keeping them in use for some time to come. The Timea calls attentlon to the case of the huge shanty known as the Wigwam, which was erected @ permit to remain only ninety days, but it was finally burned ates that unless imme. diate action is taken there may be a similar ex- cw with regard to many of the temporary miructures that are already. are now building in CI Treasurers in e last seven years have enjoyed State funds, the Auditors have regularly appropri ated Jorge amounts voters, all of which, and especially the two latter, can be emp} conjunction with fresh all principles, under progressive, unstained lead ers, to rescue the country from the harpies that now corrupt, rend, and devour it Tho events of the last three months have developed the issues which are to dom coming Presidential contest are new, and they are vital to the prescry tion of a Republican form of govcrumont 4 for years, un es and some new und; and int have no legal ‘The present State Printer has been prosecuted Tor perjury in swearing to the correctness of fraudulent bills, and the a eounts of hia predecessors are being thor oughly overhauled The relgn of swindlers, forgers, bribore In Alabama there {s a fierce quarrel rage ing among the carpet-bag officials, arising from competition for office ; and leding Republican Givnitaries ary urrested on charges uf belonging to Preferred by rival members of the same party. Among those arrested, the Mont. gomery Adverticer gives the names of @ United Siates Marshal, and Josmva Moone, lato Attorney. General cf the State of Alabama, This new system of tactics ja likely to spread. Wi knows but the report lately circulated in the West that Dr, Hontoy Genetey wes a Ku Klux may have been started asa preliminary toward Placing the Zrvbune office under martial law ? — We find the f Nowing telegram in a West nal : Puree 1 Guonge B. Remi Seah Veil Omaha to roliy round the ‘Train Leaene im: Hove headquarters to St. Lou 1 bust the town, Next ERESIDENT AMERICA. We are sorry to fd eo distinguished a states man as Mr. Trarx at this early stage of the can vass resorting to intimidation, Ie ought to know that the only judicious course for him is to appeal to the feelings and the imagination of the people, and that the attempt to make the electors of Omaha support bym by threats of punishment if they refuse is likely to prove a failure, Be- sides, we will bet fifty cents that he cannot sell his five thousand Omaha lots at enction at any- thing like their intrinsic valu, which we under: stand to be about five thousand dollars apiece, Perhaps, however, this tele mn Mr, Tnarw at all, but isthe work of some unecru- pulous forger. m is not f — _ The Cincinnati Commercial has made an elaborate arithmeticel calculation of the travels of President Useress non Grant since he was ated down to the present day, and finds that out of about eleven hundred days that have elapsed since bis nomination, be has been absent from the seat of goternment five hundred and one, and has travelled about the land to the ex- tent of thirty-seven thousand six hundred and twenty-nine ‘ railroad openings, fishing frolies, and other events. The next calculation the Commerceal ndertake is the statistics of Gaawr’s presents and the number of mansion houses, four-thousand-pouud ox miles, to attend horse races, fui ought to s, librarie tages at Long Branch, bull puns, velocipetes, and nials of regard nad of a desire for ap pointinent to office. at Plymouth Chureh ¢ v. Hevax Warn Bus ee declared hin 1 favor of civil service f “The Ad »” ho excl 1, house is now a t 1 i tration by turning and ¥ i ' who will not receive ts nor take brit Mr, Ancutuanp M. Briss, the only BR » wn member of the I » Water Board, publishes in another column his resignation, to take effect after the proposed examination into the affairs of the department shall Lave been completed. Mr. B of the t active and influential Repub for agramber of years lia sited the Toeal pa ty orgauization, La lees he vontrutied the Kings county delegation which helped to nominate Gaaxt in the National Republican Con. he has been the or of the party in Brooklyn, fon. acknowle In the prese nate division in the Repub lican ranks shas thr chit of mat Aron f the N Gueeter wing, as against the Federal Iders, The first tr n the primaries for the election of dele electing an alinost unanimous delegation in favor f Dr. Gueerer, against the combined tnfluenc of the Navy Yard, Custom Hou and other Fe eral patr ° his delegation was denied sin the ¢ ve n by order of § ator Coxnirxa, and Guaxt's officeholders adinitted 1, the rea of Tn ¥ informed nat t y county primaries won 8 ‘ umph over the same indu in seb of dele s favorable t i ufor Mayor For th ne interest{of his party, McLavauttn's corrupt the alleged frau the st answer to t horgos isthe fact that two years ago the sent a dclegation to Albany to have Mr. Burss removed from Woter rd, and Dayien Nontuece, a of the Board, 13 then won to publican in the Senat ators Now ton and Gexer of (he Young Democracy, sue. ceeded in retaining his place, Ie has used what would allow him for the benelit of his friends Who are NOt Kedeial officeholders. With ihe ad of those friends he bas successfully fought the Federal Rit t with his character unstained by official corruption or wrong-doing of any hind , and has com of the fi eae eeamiees Our Park Commission is in # bad way Two of the Commissioners have had to resign and one is in the hav Sherif Luck the other two are hone: no hope for the pa Awa general thing the Loulaville Commer elat 18 sensible paper, but some fool gets t of it now and then, as witness the following: “ We shall soon expect to se> another tirade of abuse of the Federal Administration in tne New York SUN, 8 Mr, Seeretary of Stite Fist voted for James G'outEN, tio Relorm Democrat ¢ n trict, ta pr candidate, Ban Consid at tho elvction of Jaws O'Barew rr) rin the Seventh District ated in Tie Son, that there was no candi: date at allnamed Baaxwrr for any c that the only Tai y candidate there NJ, Buaptey, whom from the first we str ‘ posed, the fool of the reiat has e y ting led bimsel Besides, what fucts about it, and preseuted rea 1 130, never! Why should such fellows be a iad character as the Commer They are again agita ng the distillation of spirits from the garbage of cities, Alehohol, it is well known, can be distilled from anything that ferments, no.metier whether the fermenting matter be @ loaf of unbaked bread or a recking garbage vessel, In this new process the garbage iv gathered from the houses of citizens, dumped into water-tight vats, boiled for several hours, the grease is carefully skimmed off for soap saking purposes, and the pulpy mass fermented and distilled, The refuse goes to the cornfield, the peach orchard, or the vineyard. A barrel of garbage yields thres popnds of apap. grease and four gallons of proof spirits, The philosophical nd chemical mind may know that whi distilled from garbage is as pure and cleanly as that which comes from corn; but for # steady beverage the ordinary drunkard will doubtless prefer sound Bourbon or Old Rye BW BOOKS. Science for Leisure Hours. Mr. Rronann A, Paoctor is a young and rising English astronomer, already widely known by his popular contribntions to.the lMterature of his awn department of sctence, which ex iibita of combining accurate ire Houre (D, Apnleton & Co) book of brief assays on sc ni at the same time without any sacrisico $ Keloctod are of general t, those concerning which a wider diflusion ly desirable, ali, $0 called, of Information is expec Tho Aurora Bor or what In this 1 the Northern Lights, hos probably been the subject of as mach un ly within the last two that the observations of astronome rewarded by discoveries of concerning the the spectroscope, Which tas proved #0 wonderful ture’s secrets, In the first article which this volume contains, the author gives Vestigations and the iacts which they as having est Arago noticed the existence of a close ¢ between sudden changes of the magnetic ne the appearance of tik Brewster, did no truths when first promulgated, impossible, to tie satisfaction of all but the Yet at the present day itis a well established tie fact that the magnetic need ments keeps time with auroral wave: where the noedie ii the display ts witnessed upp it Was shown to be in its move distauce between situated and the locality whence # to be immaterial. nners wave to and fro, watched by pationt.ob pond to every p rvers at Gree ally oceurred with mes when they ¢ be cocurred At it jengti of a day,” by about one it was two thousand Soy wonld me eighty-fourth part nar month in (ue nfitlons of year take place more slowiy, and trillion or so of rs Will elapse beror all caange is effected,’ Gsial interest J s to the practic aracy with whi of his strength was ates to deviation fom exactitude was less than a stugle fo the State Convention, Mr. Buss succeeded in e seven miles, usefulness of The statistics ¢ ainly show that is higher th We do not know men, of there would be 1 but two or have previously or magozines not devoted to Unin twelve of th co, and no fewer a Were publis IN JERSBY echolders of Hudson County ke bay while the er the grocer er does the F as Vreeland, Platt Director in anything but a pleas How the fon. Thomas Kinselia Lost a far, & #v 0M ihe Hrookivn L Payment of election bets is uow Ally a bet of ai ber kind is paid; tor instance, tke of cliy ailairs in andersiood to U municipal omniser best hate strong that the Pa: Harman thon bt Just as poweriully that It Was three Collector Badoau the matter right - An Indinn Locked u Figit—Moukeys and Sna Brend, Turviva, and SS a Moath. From the London (Canada) Sree Pres the trav were heard a bond Bridge liad) remained under | Autracling no expecial i from a Grasanily the ne rew louder vad more ¢ fcvflling was heard, accompaniet by yells and Pree tions from a atnian voice, and a serice O| r ' then ashom y and fi exeited dat perfectly un 06x ns. ‘Tie mney were at 4 i0s# What to Wak and noises of toe same ciaracter continned There appeared to be a terribie ry car Whicu each mon Alar All at once @ violont thumping again door and the voice of the man, which bad b time grown more coherent, but’ sounded (1 t grew more dos: “Biek door! brew doort T Which the struggle seemed to be riously than ever, Injiu” giviug veut tos No time was tc eced at once to ot © sooner had (ie door been partially coun out sprang a strapying young Indian in a Wort cited stute of mind, minus his hat, wich his Ing severai vleeding woun hausted, but did not stop tue station rouse in w place of sutet stood panting for breath for some minutes be any one 1 [lose Who sucrounded him couid el information from him as to the nucure of the ordeal through witch Ne had passed, That, howey perfectly intelligible to those who witnessed escape, for Le iid no sooner got clear tian a larg ck bear cane snuMug at the door, wanting ui tow and plrsus hie enemy likw @ roaring lok devour lim. Ou seeing tie men, however, and provably not caring Hp lute the immediate Dresence of 40 wany persons, Bruin rec sheaked into acorger, from wilieh be glared say agely at ti Lhere wer of them in eaves, and son Win chains aud ropes, At cub belonging to the old bear, who at once refuge benind his main the corver, ymewhat bashful by the appear grown nen, ‘Taere were also an autel Of monkeys, a wild kangaroo, ® Mens O! the feathered creation, and & Dox Of sn Wich remuiued comiortably coved WD In Dlankets, ¢ tired or » part in‘ tue Tae colle it upoear Ked to a & thowna prov Tie Tudian boy, for le wee saree! nhac it J oerin t er more by the 1 then and there resvived to abat ssicn in whica he discovered he had neil ent nor education to «nine very resp end: $5 w Wonui, and & chance to get ave u kin Nt Ugo tl Not fordoseph—not if be knows it? ————— = AMUSEMENTS, — Wattack’ Mr, Lester Wallack appeared upou by ane The Mancger is comed, and his pla 8 public favorite than its author, It is al less to say that the double attraction fille ways heartily liked and ko Mr tea McKenna—tue only drawback t at this actor ia too genu centleman t to convert himself euc nto a thorough paced villain, The in Hess peone through the ui ask of assy edness at odd moments, Even the tones voice, ap untailing index of character, refu em ‘onto speak atany le Sir, St admirable Bunbury Kobd. th of the cupboard and the rat trap. W rustic uncout was ever raly good than Mrs, Seit Surah Sykes ? There were, however, two first ap ave a litle spice of hovelly to the play Were thowe of Madame Ponisi and Cameron, oth w w to this tie Va uable Additions, Madame Ponist Prince Galitzin’s Concert. f the Russian Prince ¢ © isnot werely an am vdies im the art of mu volodiy attached, and I it wy no royal road, but by ti 1 to ve *. ‘Amon * St. James This is the last week of Miss Susan G tueatre formeriv Newe Arlington's, a ‘Two comic operetias are given each ev of them adaptatic m the French, Miss ¢ wis 8 preity voice and manner, and isa brig epertain tress Betwren the operettas Mr. Davies furn interiude of ventriloquisin, Using two du Auomions, One Of them Leing seated on wach kuC The trivlogue between the three ia very «musing and shows extraor! y ta quisin, and eat As the topes of ihe three supposed speakers dis The Brooktyu Orp' To-day commences ut n Asylum. ston avenues, Tt eannot be otherwis: g00d citizens of Brooklyn should interest in this honored tns ation, and look will commem: the energy Managers under Whose wuspices it hy inue at the Gra a i e rather than dieappoiut the f by” daWiug be piece now. * Hampty Donmpis’® toae aane of trac mer eT s0 rie rmance tacit is ever new thousan, tarvoy tue Olympic. “Fox ‘as Mr, John F. Owens wit! continue at Th Hames longer, as Caled Poonmer in Cricket on the ilear Solon Shuigie aud tue of apple exes” Will ApbeaT lex * Roseda Was revived at Wallack’s last might, and will Hnued during the Week, Mfr, Lestur Wallack his enue, Tord Pundreary 's ¢tili the at! 4 Where the Uzonga. who xo.tp2ze ¥ oF movie thingta'a fellan never eau tna oa At the Academy we ure to have * Lucia”? Tow night, and on Kriday a new opera Af Which Mise Nilsson is sald to be ea] er, This is tne eleventh week of ' Divorce” hAvenue. It sciains the boards for the rest The Great Ch: Thpersoll ix sul with bia father-in-law, not least, Aimée nas revived the" G Duche week only by goneral requce a. Baan k Taewte GUTING A BEAR IN A CATILE CAR. GOVERNOR JOEL PARKER, SPLENDID DEMOCRATIC IN NEW JERSEY with Reaste-A Terrific 4 Looking On County Detiet Detested Wateh race born in Canada, of the Kannelg ¥ the cul), and break the I quent exord electrified hi ¢ hanging in shreds about nis body, and disy 6. Ho was Well nish ex unning till ne got benina ng fought in where 3 His opponent round Jolin Bull witn 9 good, a tyrant over bia Birmingtoat his nationality several other animals in the ear, somo But a Monmouth sinmp about him that few can't open his Whether tie ¢ tanrs or Houyhabnms from poarently a erae eae men can mistate, curious Bet tue babitable tae ball, so bere * He tin me big fool!” aia lie; ‘Angin only get tito tue my iriends, tat muchiy too tain! We Olack aad boys tue)’ burrood ead bs that “lasbine of And well may they good dhrink th Joice, for the victory was as gr re Was nol @ uid ave ciphered out taure than aiew bandreds calculate Guat tue Kepublicaus would boidiy SCRATCH THEIR OWN TICKETS before they would permit tu their own 5 4 evening (or tic Bert- time thts season, fjarracs to attach te eof having Of * Rosedale" is ecarcely less ost n and who knew hit t he Newark Daily Advertiser, DY wit most induential, abloy theatre, And as for the activg, every one who inal in the Stat of dramatic matters is familiar with the nead, when it ays, sveewlating upon the Uul When eivction The arm ot Libs day Come tady struck, tue hireling in o themselves to the accents of ru was told upon docks of Elizab picture of more vividly and ao es which niversal sentiment of feeling mnquestion majority of neariy four ¥ swelled chat afnvent fas Al ¢ very avie Judge who nie, is 4 guarantee fur nt and acconiplistiment the part of Mr. Davies inthe art of vent cat et in Keeping the dialect as PLIGHE OF THE REPEATERS, b-Cominitice of t Academy of Music Asylum, now located on Camberland street, e removed to the now bail ling on Atia pride at the beautiiul structure now nearly co: * the beautiful and ever-popular drama