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established lggg.
JijSLE RENOMINATED.
r«BF>'TS SFLFCTH) WITH EX-
CtPTION OF DONKLSON.
pitted In *!»• Cancu« Ha tween
Itttr* Blonnt and Itrecklnrld^e—
policy of Democratic Senator*
-Internal Taxes. w
L^i telegrxm to Macon TnronArH.1
jjaisoTON. Deoember 3.—A brief re-
:nUtiou of the prominent points of the
catlook may be mettil vlth the latest
lo modify previous expression.
," (te jo isrneat disposition on the pail
low tariff men to do two things, to
Ibe tariff, end to harmrikize the
Oa tie put of Randall's • followers
IU dispotillon greater than hereto-
to listen toocn promise propositions.
republican caucus,
Tom Retd Nominated for Speaker and a
Quaker Treacher for Chaplain.
Waibikgtos, December 3 — Uepubllcan
members of the Houbo of Representatives
held their first qwcu of the eesflioa ttu
afternoon. Of the l:.;p!iblican represents*
tioSl of 153, 117 memhirs were in «attend-
ar.ee. N ne of the :’,m jndepeu Vtrtmem*
b» rd-elect wa* pres*; :. J. O. Cannon, of
tc uawu r r -J| * and Louis v UfoOfm* cl Mary•
mMori'j of' Dttaeettte Iwp J«®' were reepeetiTdy to-deoted so the po-
XhW'eRRplefAy/ They
^ carrfbl • tb»evet to stole "what
ret in anapbigtioua t:r;p%‘ No bill
f.«l revision eon casS-hoto, usd no-
MACOM, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, DECu.'M
nrilOBED OBJECTIONS.
hat e 7."?{l?. C0 '^ D, ''“‘ R'pnbliosns
nave deoHed to o' j »et to the s ating of
eTt hm ^°i rt ' ie ’ Hearst and Blod.
ga.t. but il l* probtbly without foundation,
tail H aret and Blodgett are
ojnatrned. The Bepublioans have hid no
oanoas and asveral leading Rjpublicans say
orieo ^ 0 * 0 •'j? bnawledge of any such pur-
A roll c ,11 ban been printed for nan
on Monday, oont&iningonly the names of
“'“It Senators who have already been
sworn in, fifty in number.
notary of the
batantB. Afterwards Breekenrldge |
explained that he bad merely laid that the ■
gentleman ehonld not impnte dishonor to
him, Breekenrldge, and not that he (Block-
enridg.) Imputed diehonor to the gentle
man fr< m Georgia for hia partin tho do-
fenee of D meleon. The affair was settled
satisfactorily.
SOUTHERN DISCRIMINATION CASES.
Council’* Complaint Sustained but no Dam
age* Awarded—Opelika'* Caae.
Washington, December 3.—In the oase
of Wm. U. Cuune 1 va. the Western and At
lantic B.itway Company, the Inter-State
Commerce Commieeinn to-day made the
tollnwing decision: Wm. H. Conncil, col
ored, principal of the Huntsville (Ala.) in-
Gen. ^ppwry, 6,
PBESfl’ltNT GRKVY RK\<
LLAVKS FUANCKTO U
t'FATB.
Car press, as caairuiaa nfid
cane iii,. ,
When there prellih’.n rfi* Shu
ranged, McKinley, of 05ft,
TbrmsaB. Beed, of Maine, fo 1
ar.d the nomination wan o i.drmei,
;ccd sale a bri*t *p
which bo counseled par j !
and pr die ed a Bepcb ioan viet-ry in the
next Presidential erection. Nimma'iona
for the remaining effieers of the nexiHoase-
were then made ea follows: Edward Mc
Pherson, of P.-nnaylrknic, for olerk; pirfel
dbtpherd, of Blinds, Sergeant .at irate; W.
T. Fitch; of Ohio, doorkeeper; Ghos. ‘H.
Grey, of Dakota, postmaster; Feancis W.
Thomas, of Indiana, efenplatn. The nomi
nations were tgreed to without debate, ex
cept lu the oaeo of Grey, over whose nomi
nation some little diacuerion .arose aa to
prop.iety of reoogniziog Territorl a in the
distribution ot Honae iBices. -Thomas,
wWweii nominated for c> aplaln, la a min
ister of the Society of Frim**, and is well
known in the West as “the Quaker preach
er,”
After a long discussion as to
the advisability of mob action, the
esuoaa authorized the chairman to appoint
n committee of eleven members to be known
as a “caucus committee,” and to be charged
with the duty of railing the caucus together
Whenever it may be moeaeary. Only an
Incidental mention was made of the tariff
during the session, and no attempt was
made to outline the policy to be followed
by the Bepublioans of the House.
CAUCUS NOMINEES.
Old Officer! With One Exception — Mr.
Hlouut and Ur. Breckinridge Come
to lllowa.
Washington, December 3.—The canons
Pabm« December 2—Everything wa3
quiet throughout the city *V noon. Tlio
police declare that they arrested M, Panl
De Route-Jo and Louis Miobel yesterday to
dUHtrial school, bought a first-class ticket j save them from violence ot the orowd. The
over the Western and Atlantia railway from I pspera are generally ot the opinion that
Chattanooga to Atlanta, and took a seut in I afser the events ot yesterday, President
the 1 idles’ oar, the only passenger car on I Grevy oennot postpone his resignation,
the train txoept a half car, indifferently fitt- I They approve the attitude of the Onambers
ed np fur colored people. Into this Conn-1 eeoalia uud dignified. Ls Soleil declares
oil was directed to go, bnt did not go until I tbut President Urcvy’e action ' iu deferring
forced to do so and was assaulted and |.his resignation was (specially almrd at M.
treated with some violence, as ha claims, by I Feuy. Homo of the papers believe the
the officials of the road, hut <m tho tsilroad I events ef yesterday will restore union
company claimed, by patBengers. ', 1 among tho KepubiMans,
COUNCIL MADE COMTLAINT I THE MESSAGE.
of unjust discTltuioation and undue prrju-1 At ISO p m. President Grevy'a reaigno-
, n i ager-tat h nl and unreasonable prater-[ tion v -i sent to toe PresideL', of the Hen-
. , • qco for o hers with the seme tickets, and 1 nte and to the Dlixiubdr ot Deputioa. At
f I cluimid large diinagca fcf iU-ifeatmen*. and 11:2 , p. m. crowds had gathered in lront of
- injuries for • counsel feps. "the load an- I the Cnember of .Daputi ■(, and.the police
~ ‘ equally j had tu deaf the sp3*3:cf»S tS Qse. bSUdlug
5ADLESSREPI KUC. |gSrt
: hnTBDBAWAL OEd'EnM,
'Bolide the second balinlf was taken the
kiombnrs of the left glof^held me»tMga.-
Ferry announced hi'- iF iointicn to withdraw
in favor of Hadi-Csrnot, end D.Frey > not
tendared a similar notin ration;';, An*' J4V
of tbs day was thereri'; '
•S hsrirg that the pi
the# fUiPotio acta of with Jr
Ferry'sinetwqareeolva to vot
Carnot, fie‘TtwB wan seen i
ballot. L," il((; .-i, on recti’
returns, e*M, “11. Kadi-f
tained the shBrege, I pi
dent of the republic." '
burst of ehecring. eaperli'
end Centre. M. LeBoyer
session dosed. : ,*
VOL. LXII.M)
1PREME JliDGKSHlP.
ABOUT BKi'UbTABT
M A It'S AGK.
Text of Message of Resignation-Informal
Hail*, Ing ‘for n Can.lfdata by IU-
Siabllestk Members—Elcotral ...
Body to Meat To-Day..
PUt BID ENTSAPiOAlt
Tho Electtoi , Ak’Hutly n
OooX v Comment.
Pabm, Deoemfi-- President Bodt-Csr-
not was fo-mall' ir. itallad in the Elyacc
Palace this t\ '..eon, and later received
ony W* < red that it g sve the defen’ant
good accommodations and that it had a I and d**p traffic iu slid viciuitys,
right to separata its white and colored pas- I President Grtvy's message' resigning tho
aengen. I Pet ,’i'ionoy or (h jfi -pnbiio w,.a read in the
The opinion is by Mr. Morrison', commis-1 Senate snu Chsinber ot Depatii i at 2 p. m.
/man iPka Ann, rniaaiAn earei If azrif! n/it n/t I *ha #JSWf e.F I’mldonf GaAro’a rin.AJAffA
wVooer. ‘Ttii commission says It will not go
Into the queetion of money d.mage, be- | ct r<
cause it cannot give e jury trial, which de
fendant in, entitled to hsvo under th&fgv n-
teenth amendment to the UniteiSHtales
coustituiioi*, and that it is not,'authoriz'd
ton wild con ael, which a qbart may dsr [ my
under the eighth s. etion of the aot to ryE Q * 1 *“ *
nln*H n imm»rp.f>. s*. '
aices snchft mo^ak Of .#081x17 or
■j millions iikeU*io uo UVti efl^tus,
.’ciim^genttamw inaists on a small
.'.awk larger amount of rcductioji
risaties,xthera, that r, .. •,
A flee List i >,
idle greatly extended. The Iffiter pnijr
3 be » oonspienuns eltigent in any
non on the suhjoot. Salt mtu.t be
ibo ooai, iron ores, in id ban many
cup, etc. vTbore will be a'.eabEidera-
icc ica on sugar, and of the internal
tt»t %i tobiocoonly repealedtoabout
tact otjfbnty millions.;
lfgi-lwtion Sptclslly beneficial to the
i, Jpdgs Culberson, one of the ablest
:t«a ot tie House, and a man of largo
lio.-e in public affairs, says that if he
^pointed on UyjudUHiry committee
i; mako every sltort to pass his bill to
itten claims, wUch was Uvoratdy re-
id in the last Han^e. Borne 8 mtkern
Urs are reallve under the- heavy af>-
ioxa for tho North, .and say they/Vili
if.-r something tor "Dixie." ,' ; .
■present alive DhglcjVaja ia apgsrdio
jbtnes question, that the oommi-sion
r ly to ajrce in a treaty which can pass
Sfuatc and he ratified by tba Britiah
rami nt, but that no reciprocity troaty
■fib'.ean tbii U “ 0- I of'DamooiaUo'B .preientallvee renomina-
> assa»*2r«;
oi their caucus to-day, lnslaUDg oa all i whlo r h lt reported that ilr. Blount, of
new members beinR seated, is iodice- I Georgia, and Mr. Breckinridge, of Arkansas,
i .c i cioVi anirit. Ontgivings to- osme to blowa, bnt that aftar having oooled
of their high spirit, uutgviug down in the oloak rooms, bavlr g been sep-
ua to the effeat that they have quiet-1 by f ti(nd(| they become rtoonoUsd
and ahook hands. •
Ncminations for olerk and eergeant-at
■* .. . nn | aims were then made end the oonteet over
b North Carolina delegation »*”*“ °“ ^ doorkeepenhlp began. The eandldatea
Culiale thia motnlng on the subject of rtluM j W e>e Donelaon, of TtnntMee;
nil revenue. AVhat tranaplnd t» not Brines of New York; A. B. Hurt, of Uie-
vahy authority, but the IMl U Mg^ jgSgSk °'
EioVoX'u'w. reUriogto fines, ATkansJ 1 ; C, b?gan B * vig'
ncutions, eakage, stIUv, eta- u “ j » I 0I0 K n ; Kt uck on Donelson, subiUnUally
tg to have the brandy tax rednoed, ana repMd j n „ Knd elaborating what wa* oon*
ulnallnn rtf thn til frOD IllL' tj tO ttO I < l_ Li. wthuPC
ia text of Piet idem Ordvy's message
itlon I* ks follows: -
..sihad only to oontend with
idnltifstbst have ssouinulated in my
h« attacks of the proas, tint' absten-
men whom the pohiio voice oallod to
[e, nnd the icbr«asing impossibility
mtnietry, l struggled on and
here duty bade m. ; but, at the
ten public opinion, better in-
I, marked a change which gave me
oi formltg a government, the S. ui te
' a Chamber of Deputies voted a double
Don, which, under the form of an
moot* to k fixed hour to await tho
visit* irora <. 1 .-m'. jiI Gre»/ P KP-'.UtiiEs His
President P -Uul, of the budget ooiamiUee,
end other letv l'.gpolUioikLs. The Presi
dent stated i bat it was his' intention, after
the new ministry was formed, to at onoo
close the present session ot Parliament np*
til after the coming Senatorial elections.
Resignations of the eaWnet, which
follows the election ot the new
President, will to-night be plaeed
in the hands of the President
and Gen. Brngere will invest the latter with
the grand collar of the Legion of Honor,
Gen. Faidbethe previdflu at the oeremony.
The newspapers
uluta c imoif rce.
COLOESD TEOTLE MAY EE AS.IONED
sop irate o»r* on tqual team without ad-
vantage to either r*.0“, asd with increased
comfort to both. Complainant had p»id
the same fare ns other first cla-s pas.iengo’s
and it was only f ir dealing and common I ad
honesty that ho should have the security I Preside nt’* pr- micut mesa go. is tauU-
an<l oonvenieooe of travel for which bis I mtuut to sua tuoniog thn Pit; idem to re-
money had bet n taken. The oar furnished I sign. It Would be my duty and right to
wa* only aeooed class in comforts fur travel I wist, bnt, under the circumstances in
and the ro*d must furnish eolcr.d people I which we ere pieced, a conflict between the
who bay tl st clsse tickets accommodations | executive and parliament might entail con-
equally safe and comfortable with other I sequences whioh restrain mo, hnd wisdom
hr>t elate passengers. I and patilo.lem command me to yield.
otelua’s grievance. I “I leave to those who kssume it the
The following cme* were i.lso decided: 1 respons bility for snob k precedent end for
The c se ot W O Harwell and others, for. I the events that may eraue. I relinquish,
the t**wQ of Opelika, Aik , vs. the Coin - bus I without regret, bnt not without sadneaa, the
and Western railway of Louisiana. The I dignity to which I have been twice raised
opinion ia by Walker, couimiteloner. The 1 without solicitation, and in the exereiae of
report finds that Opelika is discriminated I tho duties of which effloe I feel confident I
against in favor of Columbus and Momgom-1 have done my dnty. To this I cal] Prance
cry. The reasons claimed to jnatiiy this I to wltnera. Franco will say that for nine
ar« eonaidired end not loond Mtmoient. | years, the government has aeeured to the
country pe *ue. ord, r and liberty; has made
Fr*> , rospuoted throughout tlio world; has
tojsiiB ber, and, ia
teeion that other localities should be hewril f tb»y|hia*t ot an aiiASr (grpa*
before final decision, but defendants are I her in orfhdiiion to defena*her honor and
recommended to revise their tariffs ganer- rights. Further, that it baa been able td
nl'y. In respect to cotton, the Weetern I keep the Btpablic in wise Internal course,
Bailway Company, of Alabama, ia ordeted marked oat by the intareets sxd wishes of
give through New Oilcans rates and bills the oountrj. France will sey that, in rc
of lading. tarn for this, I have been removed from I
INTEIt-ST ATe"cOMMISNION. f^:«^i“irm ^onTw^
Itrjiort of 111* First Tear’s Operation*- III it that the Bepnbiio may not be struck
Katlruad UlUacs-Expreaa Uumpsntrs. blows aimed at myself, bnt that it may bane
WaiauiotoN, Dioember 2 -The flrat an- triumphant from the dangers It it made to
„* r ,.a.
Commission bss been laid before the Sucre- j Runs ot President of the Frenoh Rtpublio.
Thenewaptpers t : ■ * city generally ap- is te* * . leas man on ii
prove of the (Lotion ct M. BsillCarnot, and dried-up atiatamy of e‘
ocnslder it an angary of poace. I and he will oontiuue t
Ttli'Et-iais from the provisoes wither 1 , j to pieces ail at one*,
exception testify to Uie ealisisolioA hit at] chair. *
the result of tbu eltclion. The youngest man wi; u b*>( ev
The ministry have formally tendered
their resignaiio-if, add President Sodl-Cor-
not has requested them to remain in office
fur the present for the dispatch of public
buriuet*.
Papii Nn-cio hai received instrnofions
from tho Vatic ia to pay an early visit to
the President and establish friendly rela
tions at the outset with the new adminis
tration by explicitly declaring the go-d Win
of the Holy Bee towards France.
TKMPKUANCK REFORM.
inction of the Ux from ninety to ten ( JjJJJ, bu pebbahed chargee ag-ine. the
) la confidently expeoted. Al [ , V doorkeeper. Tanlbee, of Kentucky, de-
(cnied by amendment. f t nled th« doorkeeper, ae did Biobnt, of
:ilty has been to get the J*?.'' ® Georgia. The latter was frequently inter-
aoure. .The membeie of the rnpted in hie remark* by Breckenridge.and
micent as to what Rx* P*“*> bnt ^ Uoally both cf the gentlemen lost their
vocdetfnliy ploaeed .with toe result of ' >Dd Mma t0 g.ther in e threatening
ceftrenee. "• “• manner. In t-e course of too runutng
DEMOCRATIC BENATOlfri ooUcqny between the twogenUemeu Blount
Hr unset Action Oetermlnril Upon— I rematkMl ft. MM*-- -roe
Trtin*8irstMtuorih«Twoi’arties. ri d gVi^dignantly denied that be bed a
tuBixoTON, Deoember 3.—A fatly at-1 dt0 | tnd that he was aottuted in
l canons ef Demooratlo Benetors con-1 b|( Mt | 0Q merely by a deaite for the good
m at 1 o’clook to hoar the final repori of 0 f the Drmocratio par y.
•nmnittee appointed to outline a policy j^^^uld wUhVarmth, “the gen-
|l»n of iction with regard to the admta-1 0 ^ to m# dishonorable mo-
tot the new Democretto Senetora agaic*t I u » In the exsttement and confution
J* title some queetionahavo been msed. | Ri oac ( misunderstood the remark, and be-
he committee, cotaietlng of Benators I Alat dlahonirable motives
ftBlaehb»rn,5a*riUKd^J»P«rtJ« {^"Ven imputed to him, alruck
* it bad carefully nonailered all the facts » 0 t*goniat, wbo catritd swsy
Jeesaisof BenaioMTnrpif, ofluilur.s I “ h ^ on 0 f (h a moment returned,
Jlkner, of West V.rgima, end e.l oth« etriking Blount on the cheek/ Before
>B«mcratio Senator, and lad reach^l ooald be passed the genOemen
itcaclniion that all were lolly entlthd I eeparated and Breckenridge retired to
Reit seats. The merit* of each case ^ dQ > k tMm jg, circumstance* ware
•tog been diaonssed by tbo i c ‘ n , c . u3 ;. t * | then explained to Blonnt, who inatantly,
* nnanimoualy resolved Hat all the I learning of toe iriaapprehen loo un-
•uimoorstiotseuBtaiiWsrs J*^1* be bad labored requested that
•h Mats and that, io so M ,J** n r * c keutidge return to the fljor m order by cxdudt-g them
iricerats oould intlueuc’the mutter, they b mii'ht tender him an apology
W4 he .worn in cn Monday when. the 8 wlioD . Upon Brtcken-
aaw Senators arc called to take their I . , reappearance Blonnt apologized
I and toe gentlemen ahook hands with great
nothing nzYoND the* cordiality. After the excltemect occasioned
M determined npou in o oI,n<:c ^ on ,,“ I bv this Incident bsd subsided, dlsouaeione
•zuttar, it being the unanimous opinion | . ( . 0 ( candidate* wereeoneludad.
He caucus tuat no departcie from piee • 1 The flrat bdlotatood Dooselon 72, Hurt 63,
•ttibould be made and that no obatacl? | 1 1,. . Hotue 5, Brine* 22 Tte
'tleadmuiion of all tho S.nstori-elect 1 1#()0 . b ^j 0 t was taken immediately. The
gd be aatidpstod. . , I New York delegation, who tad «W»id
tary of the Interior for trankmiaaion to Con*
grass. It is sprinted document ot forty-
thrse pages, exclusive ot tabular appen
dices. Tho commission has, as ytt, no
statistic’ ot its owa collection to lsy baton'
could -
sere laid before the ct •
0 stood HurtSS DoueUol -
• elected Hort, and the result was
>• »ud dikousaed, but aa the dtfeot* *5° heiied will cheer* by adherent* in the oor-
‘‘til; tfchnieal, ttwasdeUrminedto make j .
'Ejection unleks otjection* 1 "•** Theooncludlng work of Yheckueuswa*
! l-pnblieaos to the idmlsrioo of Deno I by oosnimoua vote ofLycur-
taa An undcratanding was retched, how- Dalton postmaster, and W. H. Mil-
••r, that ahogld admfs iun ot any V '&O' I ? ^ *b*uirin of theffecee, Me**r». Wil-
nt he olj-ctsi to, to* party would ** I of Weat Yirgiul-. w 1 " 1
roit, accoidtng a* oitcumstance* rntystem I , Q G - ^ tl , r cretarys of the caucus,
•ttquiro. The tone uf tha speakers in the I _ ou, HpK ul OortwpoiMtaet.l
Bwoa was firm, without bring belligtrent 1 j, ,.,mb*r3 -The fim.1 re-
h »« made kuowu that the Democrats door kcpei'e contest wa* at-
ueld AN advantage I ?, { L.it-a R.iut* men g.iog onrto
* tU f«et to.i bena-ui Junta, of Navada, mtned by Re K i ^ ( ,, his over-
i-h~ot, and ia pAirsd with Be®* 10 ' I Hort. Bun v , ln t , nB ,ph nod
J^* who begin* • ii«w L-rni. »*d ialj iyed p*«to tta b y arooeod by his Diutos
•'Ur. uot j,| a Ba&ator. Upon request | he wm e nri ‘rao.y
hkhUt “hhcans the eauen* st oroe ss-1 *» an unformuate etnnnter in
jBMed .* prjpoaed by S nator Henna, | Thar# * M “ - Memre. Blount and
£«>•« eh»rg, ot Dciaoeratio pairs, to tbs | the imaena between. J -u«-
r cf houator J.ines with some "
Already ivarn ia.
ktren 4*.U o: e»icu
•ketei
•*
and obvious. Bo far, therefore, sod so fast
a* butluet* prudence uud proper regard to
the interest* of tba eommouitlea which
would be dietnrled end injured by precipi
tate changes will admit of tt* being dune,
’swell mtln ai companies a* do not now con
form to’be statu ory ruts should make
ibtir lit*! on three two does*sot tiafflo
more obviously just and mors proportional
than they have hitherto beep, or now art.
Ill* Mistake.
jup^f HifilJ.
_____ Ws tec now tost we missed it by not add-
Tut redact, too deratpti tbr Llow r, ,he feok leg five more pounds to tbs three tnrnipe
party to twtoty* i?. d Uck.and i MV,rel | we menrioned last Week. Brotom Fmt.y,
to tbo 1 tba OMCW J* . ^ former dUoo-
Dtmo- BreckeLn^ i^^ 1 ^ 1 ^ tb# utur,
ee* Ure d t r.co. JU.c U«^» blow / , b , f.«»
itely secretary snd [ separated.
•• *: tie Democratic *- * ■
****# during the coming nc-Hetion. * ' D 8
Mr. iirecitenridgsatruch^- parties wets
wjrelblowvin.allFm-^”, ^Itaskj-'
of Mr. Busk, of
^innad in atumpt-
Oeporetc lb* oom*
A NEW ltULEB.
Sodt Carnot Elected l 0 rr»ld«nt or the Re
public of Fr»ace.
Fasts, December 3 —Tho flrat trial by
the pnblio, but, adopting those of a manual 1 8tua . 0 „ , nd Depoties of tbs Left st Ver*
guntrslly accepted aa reliable, it atatwa the Mllu . g to .g,, for _ candidate for to« Preel*
total railroad mileage at theioir*e of^1888 at dency resulted aa follows: Ferry, 200; Da
13d. G* 6 and estimste* that 1W miles have pr.joine, i 93; BrUaon. 81; Bsdi-Osinot,
stuoe been eddud, reeking 137,3S« mUro, M . Qtn< bansilar, 7. During toe tak ngut
divided among 1,200 railroads operated by y,, fint u lot u . Pellatln made on eddriw
600 corporatioaa, wblob are aulject to the t0 y,, clumber of l eputles who eongrega-
previsions of tho set creating toe commis-1 ted in the oh inhere advocating the eleotiun
■inn. I of M. Badl-Cernot, thereby uniting sti Be-
Exssxss courANtxs. I pohijcan votes. Bsverel depoties rejoined
The eommiasioo, otter htaiu g til argu- ^ lt wottld t* the first lime tb j ms) rity
menu advanced by thou wire appeared lor b d lowered to tha will J the mlnoriiy,
the rxpieaa compaoUe, Is of opinion that end added that the attitude of M. Urlsson
the express Imaintas, ao far ss It la done by tad Badl-Caroot wrt* unworthy of Bepabll-
railroad oompaoiea themselves, whether di-1 oul ,. qw nlRcd them to withdraw in
nctly tod by their managing offiaers, or in-1 (e T0I 0 ( Du Frecyioet, who. utter Feiry,
directly, and through nominal corporations bad obtained toe moot votes,
ereated for the purpose, is within tb* sot, tbssscoso mu.
sod that such companies ere under oblige- A MO ond trial bell by Benatoi* and
tion to aeo thal their taiiff. itre fiUd atad Deputies of the Left for a candidate for ihe
that toe rnlea of fairness and equality wihioh p,reldency reunited as follow*: Ferry 218,
the sot prescribed ere obeervrt. I De Freycinet 190, Btisaon 79. Badl-Cernot
Whether the express companies which I gj. The papers condemn Ihe message sent
are independent of the railroads tro within J b . President Grevy to toe Ghambets j cater-
the eontempletion of the sot, is tuon <£. W jth hia resignation.
doubtful. The oommiasioner ia ot opinion I Military reinforcemenU have been erriv-
that the qnestion U one which Congress I i 0 g in the city to-day. M. Grevy, after lis
ought to put beyond question I removal from the Ely.ce, took np bis reei-
by either expressly snd by designs-1 denea j„ Avenue DTons.
Uon including express campenies, or I The Repnblique Frenoalae aeys that the
by excluding then.. There obeervAnota I .it.mpt to oiiiscise Ferry ia really aimed at
alto apply to miacallaneouA corporation l lbo w hole opportunist party, who, however,
engaged in the trenaportation of oil, lire- will not allow themaelvej to be deluded
stock, furniahiEg extrw aecsmmodation* to {r0 m abaring the kff*ira cf tfa* republic,
puasangets, **c. | tbs election.
sailwat gpesations. j Tho Congress of Senators snd Depntii
Reviewing railway operation* daring tbs ta elect s kacoeecor to Fret
period which bws rlspetd einoe the act took I j daBt Q n yj was opened at 2 o'clock st
effect, the commis.ion Uala warranted In I VenaUles by LtBoyer, President ot the
saying that, wbllsltM b»* been done in toe 1 geoaU, who declared that the National Aa-
direetion ot bringing freight, tariffi Uta I eembly wss duly oonatitutad to elect s Pres-
oon torn ity with the general role prescribed I (dt . n ,_
by 'ha f jurth evotiou than some pereoos, Deputy Uicbello, an lrreooncUable, asked
ptiUjiH) iipeoitd, Uim b*i, nevertbtlcM, | ^ aake a moUoo. but tho PiNidtot
been gratifying advance* in that direction, 1 r “a.^ta aUuw him to do tl declaring
and there is every reason to be- I tbat Die assemblage wae an electoral col
lie ve tost tots wnl continue. I d*, c .
That substantial bsntfi’a will flow from I plol do Caaianao remarked that toe aa
making tb. rule re general aa .hall be w „bly wsasovieign
found practicable, exnnot be doubted; snd I G**uier contended for the eompetenov of
even when toe flirtueoatances snd oondi- j ^ President to limit tbs assembreVrights.
Uooecf long and .hort haul treffio are dU- Preaident LtB.yer replied: “I take my
similar, the desirability of folding sny j (Uud on constitution."
oobkiderable disperity in charges it great | Michelin wished to propose to revise the
CO.
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I Cutirt i** beii
its ago. lia v.
lie is now tw
Iu the v b de* :
curt, only I * *
L»"
:imu ; * ■. ; it.in . tbo
’average *u. I • n* t : a m -It over lifiy.
Judge William ivioug, e l'unusytoi.; la,
whom Grant eppetnted iu 1880, was w xty-
two yean eld, bnt ho r >* d iu lhTi end
lie ia now nvibg i q it. t hi
ami
bos epi
wont on
62 y elira
bnt o'
67. Justinal^uo *•,, t|M||
ixprcti to ai* * -
l uintadfiattd JWWiai
71 y, ■' J i. •* », St.
ju*t ai yodtiigTlA’w
/■- to.- *
*PI' ■>" 'V SB HI ■ .*• Il(l
ton tlio Bench. *1.t i • 'ft
ms old when Arthur a p i. .* ! him,
of the other iaiUcMk IV*i u look bia
a on the. Bt, 7 - -I,
.lev Mutt* ’ - at
.. l'-..dley
4 1... U A
!W-> mid brain,
rk until ha dynpm
Ihe old d* I'Col’s
Dm
A UostonlAn'a Ide» u to thoNtgroln tho
(South.
Nxw You, Deoember 4.- Rev. Joseph
Cook, ot Boston, was the principal apeaker
before the American Tumpentnoe Union at
Cbtokcrit g Hall tola tfurrnoon. His topio
was “newest aspects of temperanee reform
eduoational snd politloa).”
He dwelt psrtionlerly on tba neoesalty of
edaoating toe young on the evil effects cf
alcohol. Mr. Cook said tbst the principle
of prohibition bsd a potent enemy tu tie
negro of toe Sontb. In fifty yiarn be d -
dared that toe negroes would rule to# vote
»« “r* n into, and unless tha yopng
race were UJtiuc.cu *l - -»*..„. n4__.
tnoir votoe, on subjects lelatK,. to ’*<..*.!■
bttlon, would be all powerful sgsiult the
movement.
The llalanew ot Trails Delusion.
Boston Oarslil.
8o bright a gentleman as Mr. Chtnncey
M. DopeW is.talking about a balance ot
trade in its favor aa ooncloalve evidenco ot
soonntry’a prosperity. This “balance of
trade” delusion he* been effectively illus
trated in this way: A man tort* with 90),.
000 in goods for Europe. He ulls them ao
advanlsgeonely after ha gate there, and be
boys other goodi from the prooeedi ao
shrewdly, that be briog* borne goods to
the veins of 1100,000. lie enters these at
the custom bouse. Result: Bilancu of
trade against the oouctry, 950,000. But, if
be be* to sell bis goods sts loss of (25,000,
snd brings beck tost sum, the balance cf
trade in theoonntry’s favor is 926,0.0. Or,
more strikingly atilt, if tbs shin gem down
that contain* these goods, and they are all
lest, then the balance of trade in favor of
tba country fa $60,000. That is, tbo more
individuals wbo compose tbo country leas
in trading with foreigners tba richer the
country Moomes. Could there be a tailacy
more transparent, or a mors absmd claim
advanced, as growing out of it?
A Happy Hen.
Warren ton Cllppar.
Dr. Faisons entered our office yesterday,
bit face aglow with happiness and bit conn-
tenanou permeated with a smile that
threatened to permanently ir jore bia phjL
iognomy, and proudly laid npon onr table
s specimen of hen fruit, larger than any wo
have ever seen. The history of tblsovien-
lar deposit iathnily: One of tbo Do'tor's
fat Plymouth Book bens, disoooraged at
the low price of eggs, went on a strike.
The Doctor Is s man wbo wantB no idle
hands around him, and at once thrust the
offending biped into the ooop. Her lady
ship, (toe hen), eatonoded at the turn af
fairs had taken, changed her coarse and de
termined to make one grand effort forlifo
and liberty. She succeeded, and the Doc
tor is now displaying to admiring friends
an egg weighing 3} ounces, nearly three
Urns* as large as toe average egg. It is
needleea to say tost that ben is now in fait
enjoyment of life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness,
i*rat ou tbu Supreme Bench v i J nig*
Story, ofMasi*. those:' , wbv ’ is o' .y
thirty-two yekrs’old at the : up-
)poihtmsnt and vlr n :. .-< d on the bench
for tblrty-funt yi at*, htorj was one of
the moat remarkable tawyrrs io our his
tory. He) *>i made s largo fortun cat of
hj4,d*W'9biic’.lC!a when bo ws* made So-
pr-rnsju i. ' by Madison, and I; i bad »
*ifg incun.o from the sale ot bU tagtl writ-
l**ga. He wrote twenty-seven <:••:* rent
volumes and published thirty-four volumes
of dentitions, and bt* istsipl* from tbs rale
of li •* amount' d to ae bigb as 910,ten a
year. Hewasab d wikur ail his life,
Hnd when bo vase j„mig man ba wrote
poetry. Hislawbo' t ’• a big': iGmd
login Klip,land. ,1‘- w.a r mcuibir of
Congress before he took bis e< at cn tbu
bench.'.
John jsv was sixty vests old wi. m bo bo-
oaenu' ir drat Chief Justice, but re-tired
at piiij aix. Chief Ju»tio* Ji- all took
UU-psgt onto* bench at loilj-iil, ,a l re.
i,.«p u there toiny-tonr j«
Justice Taory tuJ flity-nlne wb
made him toe head ot the t>U] i
aL-l J.a iid not loavn tb* benob
p: ' 1 : " ■: .... i:. t
tf Jaekvoa
tt* O drt,
] d loth
X
of the Cberrkte Advance, ooases Io toe
front with UuM that weighed flfUen
pound:. Well, perhaps onr SOtSMUno*
will beoom* tougher after s litUo.
cor stitution.
■The President declined to allow Mich
tUn'e propcssl to bs mad* snd tbs latter
{entered s protest. Tb* matter wss lh*n|
dropped.
EALLOnsO VOBTSK ELECTION
of PreakiMit began at 2:15 p. m. Tb* first
ballot rtsoltsd: Badi Carnot, 303; Ferry,
212: Gec.B*aakr,U8;De Frtyctoei,76; Gen.
Apprrt, 72; Brtrecn, 56; uther esndid-
stas, 26.
Da Freyeinst and Ferry were both with
drawn, and on another ballot Badi Carnot
received 6H0 vote* and was elected. The
sonounnettMUt of bis election was received
with cries of “vivo la repnblique P
Tb* second ballot, upon wLlcb Sadi-Ctr
not was elected, stood a* follow*: Badi
Carnot, 234; Gen. bauseier, 87; b erry, 11;
Mra. Sam Jones 111,
OarUraTiUe ConrAst*
Mr*. Bam Jonea was expected home Mon
day, bnt on acoonnt of sickness Is being
detained at Albany, N. Y. Utr many
friends and admirer* wish ber to early re
covery and sate return to bar borne. It
is not known here when Mr. snd Mrs.
Jones will retnra.
Robbed In New York.
llArtetU Journal.
Mr. J. \V. Uglrlree.of tola place, bsd 9300
stolen from bun in New York oily on last
Friday night. Ha went there to make
acmedls;>o.ition of bn patent hammer, snd
pat up at the Aator Honae, and during the
night his money ws* stolen from bis room.
Oow They Lis ot Jang.
J(fup Sentinel.
Jessp has the belt when it somestosboot-
tog. Oae of onr merebanta says He often
ktite tqoJrrels with hie Winchester without
hitting them. He says be • boots so close
to tbetr month 'bat tt eats thsir breath off
and “down he eomrs." Mr. Ftojd will
pleas* hand over tha kn fa.
Clikcraf.ra Ilad-llt-.'lcl GlrL
hUdWiUU CaniMtoM SarUtrarUI* Prrfraaa,
Oar social and wide .awake widower, re-
qu -ta me to say, that he Is a csLidato ter
matrimony; that he has s red boggy tud a
gray bor--'. and prefers a red-beaded wife.
Corre-i ondenee iolicited. Address T.
I R, Rlddleville.
, - .14 ...... , ... ^ ,-JH
,Cl " ■ I”' au ’ t'l he
is fill) -ix 7" ra old. bnt lb" IV" i Itarlul
bee stung him, aud be died nine yearn after
it 1"«! began to buzz in tho busby gray
locks over his cars.
Of all the forty-three Justices who bare
i far received Hupremo Court ajipoiut-
menta only four iutve been under forty
;lean of ago. Tbteo are Judge htory, at
ublrtv-two; Judge William Johnson, of
Suuln Carolina, appotnud by Jiflerson at
tbirty-toree; Jamea Irtdtll, Hpiiointid by
Waablngton at tbirty-ninc, and iltnrgo
Waabliigton'a nepbew, Busbrcd Washing-
ton, who was appiinluii by John Adams
when ho wits only thirty-six years old.
Busbrcd Washington remained on tbo
bench tblrty-ono years, and toe conn
of the Supreme Bench tMjdl - pro-
long life. John Catron, ot Unn saor>,
apfwlutfd In 1837, served twenty-,btoi
years. Judge McLom, ot Ohio, wbo • ut
appointed at fnrty-fonr, reived tbirty-t .o
Gears, and Wavne, of Georgia, appointed by
ilaokuor, wa* tblity-two yearn ontbebonch.
Judge Nelson, ct New York, served twenty-
seven years, though he was raised to the
bench et titty-tlirec, and Jndgu Grier, of
l’enoaylvanis, and Nathan Clifford, of
Maine, each sti twenty-reren years on the
bench, though Giiir retired whan he reached
seventy-veers of age. David Davis wss on
the bench fifteen years and re igned to take
s place in the United State* Renata, and
Noah H Hwayca, ot Ohio, aerved twenty
yean snd laft the bcnca st tho ago cf sev
enty.
Jolt about one-third cf the Supreme
Judges have been between forty and fifty
years ot sge at the time they were appoin
ted, snd fourteen out of the fitly-three
have ranged from forty-two to lory.nine.
The court at flrat csnaiated of a Chi*-: Jus-
Uo* ondflve A«sooUte Jutlices, and Tbomns
Tcdd, of Kentucky, tb* man who w u ad
ded during Jtffenon’a administration, mak
ing tba number of Ausdata Jurticos air,
was forty-two, but beta Carton and M'
Kinlcy, the two Jadgea who were appl
ied hy Jackson, when the court »v
croaatd to its present size, were fifty*,
and more than half of Uie appointee*
twenty-three, hav* been between
and sixty yean of ip*, while
three hav* lien over sixty at the tl.
thrir appointment. Senator Daniel's
'•' 'i r, Ir ii., Virginia, who c*-rv• -l nl’-ta-. no
years cn the Bench between load and 1880,' '
waafifty-iix year* oil when be «t! ip-
pointed. Lvvl Woodbury w m fif:y-»ix,
Gabriel Duval fitty-nine, and Berjiminlt.
Curtis was only forty-two. Still, many of
these juattoes d"l > ■ od work far years after
they bad rrsehid the presant age of Secre
tary Lamar, and Warts, Miller, Brt 11* > and
Field show no mental decline, tbcngb they
are all over seventy. Lamer ought to be
good for too years. He I* in good health,
has tbe itomaeh of so oetricb, snd hi* hair
1* still free from gray.
Fsank G. OonrENTEB.
.V DUUnialibcd Vlcltor.
l>niUf t11I» ProfiM,
The batUd bnzxud, which has s national
reputation, was seen at the plants ion of
Mr. Bthon Hall of this eoanty on Bnnday
lost. When last beard from bs was atten
ding tb* remain* of a dead bog.
Why Ibay Didn't k'laht,
Jiapar Hereto.
Two ot car yonog man m< t in the r*
the othar day, and one aeooaod the other
tolling Mira Mary s story on Un, snd I
cuac very nsnZ having n r.rricr.r rucar
Oa*of them got ao rn-d that be lei
baste, so there was no blood spilled.
-Qurt, stuk A sack," ,,pj IN a doctor, w j
taasd Pr. hair* c-.na'. Sjgzb la IS* L"'; -•»
■cat kvarr t atltot. Lot tu btlta dacnaacd i
I«o;lC wera Lajty. Frlca 55 «att a bulUo
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