to
irT.ry A. Parsons, .lr., - Editor.
TIll'llSDAY, mm. Ul ST., J870.
"Mr. Tfceodore Schwartz, Consul of
Ottninny nl. I.oulnville for tho imt
Ibirty yearn, .htm rreeiveil ofilcinl
notice from tho (lerniun Consul Uon
rrnl (it If cv York Hint lie will lie re
lieved April 1st, 1S77. Tho cftusii! of
thcMemoval U not a jktsoihiI oik-, but
produced by a liiw recently euncted re
quiring all coiitui!) of the empire to bo
lawyers. This lmv takes efl'ect,
Jiuiunry l.-it,tit which time tlie phiec
of merchants mill hanker, who are
now in wo:t part Oorimin eonv.ilS in
t'.io United States, will be filled by
men triiiued in 'iliploniury mid the
aws of naiioiM.
That einpresionnl committee, sent
to South Carolina la surprised to find
1:iattlu! electoral vole of that state is
not even in doubt, and Mr. Abbott, it
T-emoenitic member from MnaHachiw
ettrt' ii coiiHtrained to ask: ''What arc
the people complaining about?" Xo
prolct of Attorney-General Cocke
:;guint the Florida cnnvasii ha ever
been presented to tho board, and the
cnnviirwr are therefore unanimous on
the record. The fuels about the at
tempt to bribe a. South Carolina elector
are to be made public. Well known
If cw Yorker are said to be concerned,
?'milh Weed being one. Sonic start
ling developments are expected, and
there is already a perceptible tremor
in Democraticcircles. Win'). O. & 11.
Fire Marshal Keady, of Brooklyn,
on the Brooklyn Theater fire, says
there whs a lack of proper precautions
ayainst lire, 111 discipline among the
employee:!, t'ne mennsi of exits from
the gallery were not good enough in
rase of tire or panic, and that had the
audience been notified when the lire
win first discovered by the stage
hands, they could have got out of tho
tiuilding (safely. Ho thinks the re
'.vo?t of the actors to the people to sit
down, however well meant, was very
c.;vi!rous, both to the audience and
ivi'tor :!. He concludes with n recom
mendation that all public buildings,
Rt'hools, churches, hospitals and thea
t r, i e thuroiighly overhauled at
once.
It i;; worthy of note that almost as
soon a.4 John Morrissey, the pugilistic
politician, declared all bets off, the
II-mi. Ah mm S. Hewitt issued a pro
clamation declaring that Governor
Tiiden was duly elected President of
tho United States; that all Congress
has to do l-i to give expression to the
will of the people on the second.
Wednesday of February next, and
that (he citizens of the country should
see to it that the Democratic candi
date is duly inaugurated on the 4th of
March. If Tiiden has been elected, it
is passing tst range that Morrissey
should deprive the Democrats of the
money they iiad fairly won. We are
i-iclinedto think that, notwithstand
ing the high sounding proclamation of
Abram S. Hewitt, there is sonic doubt
in the Democratic camp as to whether
Tiiden is elected. Vitt.4nu-gh Dti
pafch. The News without Poison. The Jfcw
York Observe i- Ifdms to publish the
hrrt amity ncti.'wqtcr, and repudiates
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Even itj advertising columns are free
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THE SUN.
KZW YORK.
1877.
1377.
The different editions of The Sun
during tlie next year will be the same
ns during the, veur that has just passed.
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The Sun will continue to be the
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anil fraud in the administration of
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government by frauds in tlie ballot-.
hox and in the counting ot votes, en
forced by military violence. It will
endeavor to supply its readers a body
now not far from a million of souls
with the most carefu.l complete and
trustworthy accounts of current
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pose a numerous and carefully selected
staff of reporters and correspondents.
Its reports from Washington, es
peci'illy, will lie full, accurate, and
fearless; and it will doubtless continue
to deserve and enjoy the hatred of
those who thrive by plundering the
Treasury or by usurping what the law
docs not give them, wliiip it will en
deavor to merit the conUdencc of the
public by defending tlie rights of the
people against the encroachments of
unjustified power.
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paid.
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FOIl 1877.
In KtMitlon to all its former xceUenoien,
licretofort anrpaed by no other religious
weekly newspaper iu lb world, will offer
ee?ernl
ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES.
of gtenl importance and valne.
FlltST. We shall print llirough the
yenr SERMONS by the moft eminent
clergymen of the country, of all denomina
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henring (he most, fnmous ministers of New
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SECOND. We shall publish a series of
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Stephen II. Tyng, Jr., D. D., which will be
itivnluablo to clergymen, Sunbay.school
teachers, and every CliriMinn man and
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THIRD A new Serial Stony of Ameri
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making money without capital: and will he
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v.z:
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13 Christmas Stories, and Sketches by Boz.
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