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PRAY TRIGUN CC ena stesntan bonne, RECEY YRIGUNE, 82, 87, ang SH per ine, rr Acer S002 lu 0 won a did pupa. lems oth in odvar oo, EE SL A aS Arr REE A ceoaer was sank in the Medd aradiean, 5 hives tone ton =e haku of the Price of Wales 1s Bon Ade au BOverad persons dave heen injured Dy fal Wa, Toot aa Boothad Tae Lirporor of CGeripany boa neon to pr hot to ae tie Sanda Bona aay eo rsbon «a Gerlay 1: deg ont an oa pod wn nga’ ot Lindl, A fer he grow gor has bean exer once jon tia ei ves ag iose, Fie Cota hes ine e proc d 1 eh sla Texas, c= ore were sd dedi his fiona vali von Canaan Las well Montlon ovaries ven bis Views Gl che JSreniendha en ton, he otacial returns go othe opuoke au nae Ret ar aver ce mpiority of over Laos, oe dmon hoonblican Gener Coianaitesdeddie de op estionop Sate Conmit FT adaon wi iia fH oaivend Reprddivaas, Jeier. Jo=cphine Mona Pel ten ied the Posi Bibel suit before Junie: Bish, The Grad Dake made a hacbor excursion, satur cay, asthe ast of Goad Mebowelly aud atten ier the CGorecn TMureh, on Beco ud-ave,, yesterday, ooo: Thirteen 1 pegied mon. i oreo ool re Tinie ny Alerueh are decid ®ivi ted, (FIRE MS LOM HEN ihe ion, Moutzemery Birr is a free tater pud nev or par ieorions of Lis opinions, Our Veo hi can correspondent hos lately had rome conver ation woh this veleran podideian, and Lis rope 1, pablisaed in another eoluran, will Lo found anmsing, though it is quite possible that nov vhe lanch will not be altvzether 1ody to accept the conclusions, nor the Listorie vod aes oor of the statein tts, or the justice of the ex-1 os naster-Geners ss conclisiols, Just voy Pern is not Loilor off politically Con Sevico, hinitaticg the Prereh Rep abli eores boo ident alta is suppressing the news. pipers, and dewts LD Nacional, the deaamg yore Sod Pom tee right of 1rdl tronsamission. A0the voeent oction, Pardo end Conela, eau do lues ov the Presidency, uni‘ed in armed oo enots to prevent the partisans of Eclieniiue and other eondiirtes fro making demonsira tons, recdent Dalta pow seeks to set aside the lection as illegal, Pardo was seecessiul in the canvass, and will, of conrvse, pro “ponnee,” and there will be a pevolution. Peru is uscd to revolutions, however. I'he Bolsizns have gained a popular victory, M. de Decker, latery appointed Governor of Luabarg, had corned much disfavor by his aoctariat and illiberal condnet when Minister of the Interior, speciadly with reference to the public schools, The poprlace of Brussels rose vp and protested; this was of no avail, Then they smashed the windows of the ob noxious de Decker, and, though put down by the police, kept up such a lively general attack, that he wes forced to resign in order to “allay the of tement.,” So Limburg will Lave another Governor, and the Belgians more courage for the next dononstration against the (.oveTINIC iL. The Special Cor espondent of Tur TrisUNk $1 Sonth Carolina, who has heretofore sent us some ugly facta relative to the financial condition of that State, vow furnishes a complete statement of its present indebted ness. The exhibit is shameful and disheart ening. It reveals a state of facts which could only have been brought about by cither the grossest stupidity or down right rascality. Most people will think that the stealing, rather than the blunder, has been fmmense. The debt hus been repeatedly pub lished at $3,665,908, but a minute investiga tion shows that it is over £15,000000. Here is a discrepaney whieh ean be explained on no apparent theory save one that shall implicate the Governor, State Financial Agent, aud a far fut Merri: At last Tae TRIBUNE'S oft-repeated and per eistend demand that Controller Connolly should be arrested has been gratified. We have all wong held that Mr. Connolly, though more cunning than Mr. Wm. M. Tweed, could not Ve less guilty. Like Mayor ILall, he had every ppportunity of being acquainted with all the financial machinery of the City Government, und, more than this, he knew exactly where, when and how every division of the stolen property was made. Mayor Hall sat and eigned the fraudulent warrants as though he were a machine without any moral or legal responsibihty, Mr. Connolly had the last Liandling of the warrants and so-called vouch ers; he knew, if anybody did, where the “extra margins” of these bills went, and who divided Alem. That evidence of his eriminal com plicity has been in existence we have alwiys gaaintained; at Yast we have the satisfaction of secmng the charge distinetly made, in legal trsutess Xotlires EW pot Uti nore Gl odie’ dd peterns of the be eTeetion da this sate. Ie wit be coe thot the prran dl resalt peesenia many gratiivioo Lonaoes oo the friends of preform rnd pale woverintadid, asiae foom the central frei tae Cee Boeonbilean ticket has been chosen aud tat we hava the Legislatore by 2% to Sin the Senate, and 47 10 310 In ihe As seizldy, Senibied’s wggelly in the Slate is 3000 und thai of the rest of the Shae tichot will average ahoat 31,000, Ie 18 noticeable that onside of the Clty of New-York ihe Dommdlican candikiaces for Senator Lave Limger majoriies dia the State officers, and the Asscnibiymen even larger then these, Serine mdorty ontsida of New-York City ds 45002, bat tha of the Senators is 60021 Vhs shows thal the Re puiniean cave ness displayed in putting tha Let men ia powinaton has been well rev oinded, Where donbdul Repablicans ran, Oey hove dost; bat, ana gread anegorly ol Pastiznecs, boner ond capible men have been prtoup oy the Pepevlicms, and they line boeen tea Dandy elected over tannted or sus. «Por Torereye, New.) 7 nar HP 1 Fi 75-4 FR ase ole 2 AY rat, Reed ER We NUVIM IO a Fee H 8 KF 2:39 2%} $34 ei COMere tag wind of opposition which calls far LiTerent treatment, and to that we wish to cull the attentin of our readers to-day. Hs chief mouthpiece is Tie New York Tuisrsy, and its leaders in this siute are Senator Touton and Horner Greeley. bd Le Ale Greeley's cree Qiffers fnmany respeets from that 1 Senator Fenton, sud an the main io dillors for the wor=c. Mr Greeley has committed the tn pedong £000y of berudibing inset To enteric as ol securing the Yeosideney jor boon? "ees —Such imputations as the above may scem to deserve counnent, Within the last six or oizht months, the Editor of this journal has received some tiirty or forty letters—moinly from private persons —proposing that he should be a candid te for nest President, That Le has answered few of these overtu-es was owing to no Joditer nih reali or aficeted, bat to lus presump dion that eandidates are to be made by others {lun themselves, There was no donb that, if caosen to that hich eflice, he vould accept i —do vou happen to know any one who wonld Bot ’—so that he wos the last, instead of the first, to Le addressad on the subject. But no one was more fully aware than Le that sach a summer as these overtures contemplated is not made by a dozen strazzling svuallows; and then many important eveits mast iptervene YWwefore the proper tme for opening the Presidential canvass of 1=.2 Ilenee, so for ax he found time to auswer at all, the spirit of his answers to these volunteer correspondents 1s fairly eviaced in that ouly owe of hem which he remembers having seen in print, It I~ us follows: LEAVENWORTH CITY, Kansas, Avr. oe, all Ion. Horst GRELLLY V Dra ste: Your many friends in Kans desire to Have your views fu relation to your naine being brought be- fore the rext National R putlican Convention, .u 1872, for novanation for President. Without! any disrespect io Gen. Crant, we believe that no livin s American atates. wan has the clains of yoursell for President. Very re. epectiually, your friend, WILLIAM LAXIMER. New-York Trirtse Ovpler, NEW YORK, May 4.1471 My pEAL Sir: Thave yours of the 20th, asking pointed questions with recard to our political future. IT must re. spond in great haste. Ttust never henceforth to be an aspirant for any oftlee or political position whatever but, I fu ly purpose, also, never to dechne any arty or responsibility which my palitical friends shull sce tit to devolve upon me, and of which I'shall be able to fun the obligations without negleeting older and more in perative duties. T have not yet tormed a decided opinion as to the wan who ought to be our next Republica can: didate for President; but it seems to me advisale that he shondd bea steadfast, consistent believer in the good old Whig doctrine of One Presidential Term, Yours, HORACE GREELEY, —So much has been said by malignant ad versarics of his aspirations to the Presidency that he respectfully requests any one who has, or pretends to lave, a letter from Horace Greeley of different tenor from the above to give it forthwith to the public. And if there be any one who asserts or pretends that HL. G. ever solicited, or intimated n wish for, his support as a candidate for any office what ever, he is requested and challenged to publish the fact. It is very certain that he will never make himself a candidate for President; it seems quite improbable that others will ever make him such. But those who have snggested or may liereafter suggest him as a candidate have exactly the same rights 43 so many other citi zens—neither less nor more. If they be few and humble, there is 80 much the less reason for howling them down, or insisting that the next President is already selected and all Jis cussion on the subject foreclosed. We respectfully protest against the acrimony, the malevolence, the proseriptive venom, mani fested by certain journals which have been set on to clear the field of all intruders. If the majority have already decided the Presiden tial question, there ean be neither harm nor danger in allowing the minority to indicate thew dissent, Let the semblance, idea 80 freedom of choice be mawtained, and not ‘form, that ho shdred in the F. A. Woodward divisions. The ex-Controller has been playing hide-and-seek with justice so long that he was probably more surprised than anybody else at his arrest. But, one by one, the conspirators are eoming to justice. Who next? It Is not surprising that there should be ominous (hreatenings of a sharp inquiry into Seeretary Bontwell’s bargain with the Syndi cate, when Congress moets. At first blush, the contract for disposing of the five per cent lorn, so far as its few details reached the public, looked like an economical and sagacious one. But all waited for more explicit explana tions, and none came, It is unfortunate for the Secretary that he haa found it inexpedient to tenst details of his plan to the public. The consequences have heen ineyitable—suspicion, dispute, and possible misrepresentation. It is now even said that the Syndicate not only re ceive a handsome profit on the conversion of the Five-Twentics, but also on all the bonds scut into the Treasury for conversion by its own agents, We trust that these criticising moy oe proved without anflicient warrant. U OF conrse the announcement that tha Fmpe ror of Germany has agreed to act as arbitrator between the United States and Great Britain on the Norta-Western boundary question will raise public anticipation in this country. We do net expect to lave the dispute settled in Gar Laver because Germany has a warm regard {or ua, bnt becanse we think we are right and that Cerpany will be impartial, The line Coimed by the Uniced States runs from the 49th pasdiel in the niddie of the Gulf of Georgia, duongt Resario strait to the middle of the Strait of Can Joan 0 Puen, and thence to the Vacifie, "ULe bozlish cldim a line through tha yo i000 00% Canal de Haro to the middle of the ud de Puea, and thence to the Pei. Between these lines lie fourteen island: of no coceot vale: but the advantages avervirg to ec Lor parly hy a favondde de cizicd would Lo sgperior mavieation focilities, PrESIDENTT tT NEW.YORK DATLY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER ¢7, 1871 TRIPLE SHEET. “1 “o “rw sow drown all diversity in 8 hoarse clamor that drown all- diversity in a hoarse clamor that no differenco exists, It in now gonorally eonecded that our next President must be a Republican. In the ranks of the dominant party are many better soldiers, thongh none elder, than hie who hero pleads that a fair consideration be accorded to the merits and services of all our ghle and patriotic statesmen, aud that the office-halders stand back while the tax-payers are nllowed to come forward, indicate their preferences, and fraternally compare notes as ‘0 thelr choice for President in 199 GIN. SCHENCK AND I's cri s. Tt is possible that the clamers ot an aor ant prejudice may foree Gen. Schenck fo re gig the office he is so well qualified to fill to the advantage and Romor of the country. This would he a fact greatly to be recretted, We cannot afford, with our democratic system of government and of socicly, to establish the principle that no man shall accept public office except those possessing such fortune as to render them independent of any other means of support. This 18 an entirely new and unexpected development of the aristo cratic spirit among us. 1's sudden apparition coincides so exactly with the wrival of a Grand Duke in oar country, that it in doubtless la manifestation of the same spirit of vulgar timidity and want of self-respect which has been so often and so oftensively displayed by American parveras in New-York, in London, and in Paris. It is the same spirit which caused the Prussian Imperial fanunly to pro test against the marriage of the Marquis of Lorne; which threw Delaravia into spasms when Lord Chandos resolved to repair his Clroken fortnnes by honest andustry oo whieh on poor Howthorne to Blizh when on Tnelich friend spoke of lL.neoli, and HOY IH “When Pieree was President we had a Gen tleman in the White Tone An American citizen does nei, hy acsepiing an oMee uplder the Hoaveranaat where ha ox pects to render eer ain service for certain pay, athidate Jus private tights or his individual Die Has was right for Gen. Scheel to be on Saveholder snd diveerar in the Bima Ming Company the dey before las nomivation, it Was fol Wrong the day titer, Arlo the mers the Company vn que on we have nothine to save We have heard nosnput ois agains Ha rente or seivoaey {om any of Gen. sehevel siti ss The unpardonable gin he secs fo rove committed in their eyes ds that Je das a share in an industrial enterpise woreh 14 sefling its bonds in Bae rope. Hoses apneecssary fo demionsirite the irvocenee of this proceeding in itself, It coidd Yeomde to ase a eolor of finae pricty only 10 two ways--by being an viola non of tien. Schoen Us speci mastinetions, or hy bernz oan contrasention of astiblished Sreeedenta We liave pot seen Gen. Sebenek’s HST ons, we presario hits energeiie critics nave not. i they comain amvihing restrainme his freedom of action in these matters, let the ance] provisions wheel hie bag mfnnged oo shown, Woe are Board to conclude he has done nothine of the kind, If he avers 3 mon of esd spotless cliracter aaa be is, hie has SUL too macht eotnimon sense to eomil 80 silly a fanlt, Nothing con exonce, no Ah%ing but he Zrossest IZNOrance can eabiain the assertion that (his action is in violation of established precedents, It is notorions that there is hardly a rep resentative 1rom any Republican govern ment in the world in this country but ie retively encaged in advancing the ine pets oo the peat ndnstricl eniernrises voans own eommiry. Mr. Munoz de Uastio, Mio ster of Venezuela to the United States, wis the head of a mercantile house in New York. Gon Herpap, Mimisier Plenipoteniiary of Honanias in Pans under the Empive, had a Lire mereantiie establishment at Bordeanx. Gabriel Logond, Minisicr of Costa Rien, was President of an losiranes Company in Pans, IF it be olbjecicd that these are not Amer dean proecdents, our Minister in Chili 135% was in charee of 9 mercantile house in Viaiporaico, and Mr. Breog one Chargo d' At faires at Tama, was and sith 1s engaged in business “here, Dut Ee most eninent instance of this encire commatibility of publie duty and private enterprise 1s the ease of Gen, John A, Dix in Paris. This distingo'