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To what shall we attribute this large increase in the
expenses Of collection when told that the pro-
ceeds Of the Customs have been for years past
gradually diminishing! One million and half for one
year for Custom House expenses alone Why is nos
reduction proposed in this quarterl The Globe would
be sorry to give to this question. The
reason however Is apparent Curailment in the Gus
tom House department would weaken the Pratorsn
band Of the Executive; il would diminish too, the
amount Of tax levied by the administration upon these
its legenaries, for the perpetuaton Of its power
That tax, at the lowest estimate OF ten per the
gross amount, will yield One Huudred and Fifty Thoa
sand Dollars per annum. applicable TO eectoneering
purposes and at the absolute disposal Of the government
Thus it will be perceived that this increased expend-
ture is deeply injurious to the people in two ways it
augmens the army Of ofice-holders whose condition Of
service is enmty 10 them; while each recruit is
mulcted to augment fund which is to throw its sordid
influence into the scale against their lberies.N. Y.
Times
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Mr.. STEVENS REPLY.
..s HaRRlsBuRe, Nav Is, 1899.


SIR received your letter Of the Ith instant, in
forming me that the committee appointed by the House
OF Representatives to inquire whether lhaddeus Ste
vens, member elect from the county Of Adams, has
not forfeited his right to seat in the House." will
meet on Monday next, when might attend and be
heard.
decline to appear before the committee. because
will not consent to papable violation Of the Consu-
on and laws. II, as on recent occasions, am com
PEELED by force to witness such scenes can at least
withhold from them my sanction, both express and inn
Piled.
The resolution admits the legality Of my election and
return, but proposes inquire whether have for
feited my seat before my admission into the House.
The grounds OF such forfeiture specified in the
resolution, and only infer them from the remarks
OF the original mover Of the resolution, T. B. MElwee
As set forth by him, they consist in noa-uscr msuser
contempt Of the House by calling illegal body-thc
offspring OF mob; and for sundrv personal impro-
prietes No constitutional disqualification is
alleged, and for none other the House. without
illegal exercise Of arbitrary power prevent member
elect from taking his seat Expulsion for good cause,
alter admission stands different grounds and a-
thorized by the Constitution.
think it will trouble the committee 10 find prece-
dent Of the declared forfeiture for nonser of an cleo
tive representative Office For two whole sessions the
minority in the British Parliament absented themselves
from the House. Yet, neither the King, the Speaker,
nor the majority dared to exercise the highhanded y-
ranny attempted by what is called the House Of
Representatives Of Pennsylvania.
nat certain public executive ministerial Offices
may he forfeited for nonuser in England, where no
written paramount Constitution exists is true The
business OF several departments Of Government could
not otherwise be transacted But II mus, be a CON
AIMING non user. 1t would be too late to declare the
forfeiture after the officer had taken possession Of his
Office, and was ready to discharge its duties The for
fixture is remedy against public Inconvenience, and
not punishment upon an offender. Blu. in constu.
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This Is the result as set down in the Republican
Of August sh 1887. We believe Gen. Cheatham's
true majority was ninety-odd.
T'gelfA Disiriet-John w. Crockett, w j CIV.
L. Mari, (Locofocol In 1887, Crockett was elected
over Hughes, his Loco-loco opponent, by majority
OF four 1--WE TO one. Il will be the same way this
year,
Thirteenth Disfria-Chris. II. Williams, lW.l
John ID. Graham, Loco-foco;] Williams majority
over Dunlap, fLoco-foeo,l in 1887, 1882
We have thus SUNNI d up the canvass In the mir
teen districts. We assure our Wing friends abroad
they have nothing 10 fear but much to hope, from
Republican Tennessee.
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IynN miss by census Just taken the popu-
Ia,inn ~ VIM amounts to 9O38-being 4d9 less than
in 1896. There are now ll64 houses and 1905 ia
miles in the town. The late money pressure, and
the numerous large failures. within two or three
years, which drove many families out Of the place,
account for the decrease The Record says, " il is
believed The town is now regaining It's amount of
population, which will soon exceed that Of any form
er period" In 1880, the population was 6l3s-in
'35 S4l9-in SO 94S7.
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The Collection Of Revenue deriped from The Gus
toms There is document 10 existence throwing
food Of light upon this subject, which we should be
pleased to the Globe publish for the benefit of It's
readers Il is numbered 50i in Vol 9. of the docu-
OF the first session Of the last Congress This
document forced from the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury by resolution Of the Senate, aud shows the
total expense Of collecting the derived from
imports for each year. during twenty years, commence
ing with 1918 and terminating in 1887 The following
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thought the Report Of ihe Committee was In re-
spects objectionable. Thse danger Of extending
the right Of suffrage too IA, itwas now extended TO
negroes, in the polite language Of the day. 70 colored
people. II was, in his opinion, lnexpedent 70 admit
slrolng voters With view 10 prevent u. and com
pei those TO contribute TO he support OF the Govern
in which they claim " participate, and whose pro-
lection they receive, he we,d now move to-ske ou'
al that part Of the first section OF the report, ~hen
follows the word years. and 70 insert IN lieu thereof
An the PRINCIPE Of which be had previously
suggested The amend,ien was then read
"a nroyiso was subseaueay offered by the Committee,
(see mage 329) limiting h free negro Suffrage 70 NOSE
who had freehold $3.50 obviously iof the
nnr,ose Of preyeniiog ths strong colorec gentlemen
from coming over from oher States and voting such a.
our runaway slaves from Virginia.
The subject being again under conside ration, see
page 363, Mr. Birdseye moved to amend the hrst
line Of the section, which read, every male ciiizen
of the age Of 81 years. By Inserting after the word
every" the word ires" which was lost. MIR.
Briggs then moved 10 amend 10 the same place Dy
inserting the word white" which had been before
struck out. Chancellor Kent opposed the motion.
II true he said that he blacks we're 10 some re-
spects degraded portion OF the community, but he
was unwilling to see them DISTINGUISHED, and the
door eternaly barred against them.
Then comes Mr.. Van Buren,, and what says he
Hear HIM; Mr.. Van Buren, said " he was IN favor
OF the plan proposed by the select committee, and OPP
posed to the amendment" which was TO reinsert the
word white" See sane page, 364.
Mr. Van Buren, agaiH-see page 3bo-in conciud-
ing some remarks, said He thought The commit
tee constituted as they were, had done themselves
great CT dit by their concession those from whom
they differed, and he, for one, returned them his
sincere thanks. Under all circumstances, he would
be well satisfied with The right Of suffrage, as u Will
SO IN be established, and would give IL his Jealous
support as well in his capacity Of delegate cs that oil
citizen"
Again-see page 376-Mr. VAN buren, said I;
I" lie had voted against a total and nnqnalihed ex-
cluson (of the backs Tor he poAd mot drair rsce-
nns from, them and vet deny h-m The righ ~ suDrase
But this proyis, met his appreciation They were
ax...ptrd nom taxation until they had qualined
themselves TO vote. The right was not denied to
exclude any portion OF the com nunity who will not
exercise the right of suffrage Ia iis party This held
out Inducements to industry, and would secure his
support"
We, the undersigned, have compared the fore
going extracts with the published proceedings OF the
debates Of the New York Convention, and find them
truly and accurately copied.
ROBr. CAMPBELL,
JOHN M. BOrrS,
j. w. PEGRAM,
PAGE,
II. RHODES,
BENZ. H SMITH.
DAN'L F. SLAUGHTER.
JOS MAYO,
,.@ r. KIDDER MEADE,
ALLEN WILSON,
DAN'L A. WILSON
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
LETTER FROM THE COMMITTEE TO
MR.. STEVENS.
HARRrsBuRe, Saturday Morning, May IL, 1899

HARRIsBURG, Saturday Morning, May IT, 1853.
Sir: The committee appointed by the House Of Re-
personalities to inquire whether Thaddeus Stevens,
member elect from the county OF Adams has not for
feted his right to a in the House," will meet for
that purpose in the East Committee Room Of the House,
on Monday next at o'clock P. NJ, at an earlier Pc
ROD you desire i, where you may attend and be heard
CHALES NJ. HIGGINS, Chairman
THAppEus STEVENS, Esq.
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McClellan's majority,
34fS

twas Fentress county that elected Turney. She
will not do il again.
Sifth Distriet.-William B. Campbell, (W)
William c. Trousdale (Locofoco) In 1887, the
vote stood as follows:
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TEMS,-A Treatise on Gems, by DR.. l.. Feuchwan.
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Ni.a District. Daniel Barrenger, Wing Har.
yey NJ. Wallerson and Joseph Kincaid' Loco-iucosl
In 1897 Col Polk had no opponent In This Disrici,
and received 4245 votes. Gov. Cannon however,
received majority OF votes In the District
LENA Di"r re Shields, NV Aaron
Kncannou, [Loco-focolin 1897, ST.
ELsreAfA Disrict-Rchard chealham IWhig1
Cave Johnson, [Loco-ioco.l The following is he
vote In 1887
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Maury, (W.) Crockett, (v.B.)

The vote Of Rutherford was not given upon party
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Campbell

This was Bale Peytons old District
Scrcnth Diarict-John Bell, (W.) Robert M.
Burton, (Locoioco) IN 1887, Mr.. Bell had no OPP
ponent, and received 1859 votes
Eighh Distriet.-MeridithiP. Gentry, CIV } VIM.
G. Child:ess, Locofoco) In 1887, the vote stood
as follows:
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-25
Drcfcb 81 d { c6tnelh
nit belpc0liber VfcrbeeGraft.
nq-1S

Ter llutcr;cihncte ;ei9t hermit Rem publis
CO cr9cbcut an, paB or an ieincr gScrfitdtte
III Der Staot SlQcrtaulL 9cgcniltcr hcm &es
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Staot @atpn, 9irrtbamptcn @auutY, jcecr>
;cit 0rrfcrti9t uuo porrdthi9 bait, cine gIrs
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man mad, cinem jcccn beltcbi9cn Srte nit
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Id)me fir ben 9tfcrtnu trcibcuecu Sir9cr
pru mcbr 9iutrr, ais tr9cnc cine III ncucrcr
3cjt crflmccuc. Ter &crferti9cr rid)tCt auf
irine Maihincn irM tcipnccrc6 SIugcrmcrf
odB iJe oaucrhaft mo 10 9ctaut mcrccn, nm
utdt aus Srrmr9 70 lctd,t ;u fomnlcu. llcs
berries rcrlIhcrt CT jccc Wfalhiuc, wclhc
in lciucr 9Gerfitatt perfcrtt9t it. cNocm CT
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man cir, all ieincu 9Scrftittcn anSurufcn,
bic 9Irbeit ;u bcicben uuo pcn benz rrrSli9lts
hcu IGcrtb bericIbcu iGd icIbit 81 itbcrScus
gen.
9clwS q. SudlCp.
9Iaentaun une @alteu
GulD 3. nq-3Ot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-25
81 d Ct) I I el1 t.
9lortbdnipton 8anf, SllnD %. 1889

9iorfhdiitpfeh Sdfr, .SlliiD 20. 1000
Sintcmalen Der Treibrief Der 9iortbamp'
ton Saut, crrid,tet III Der Stapt 9llIentaull,
Clcetbu 9fcrthampton) in 9eda eauntD, i'm
Stadt pcnnGlpanten, NIT cmcm autorlirtcn
capital bon 8l25,OO0, ben Incident l24,685
Ibalcr cinocSahlt lInb, bis I'M Sabre tmlerS
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Nc6halb
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Der Contribution une ben @eletcn Ger Jtcs
publif Ucn peunllvanien, cas Der NrciGs
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publif 81 criudGcnL rcn cria9tcn 6rctertef
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red,ti9t, duf S250,0O0 su crmcttcru @e
wirb mebcr all Dem 9iamcn, Gttcl coer Has
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2m SutmacGcr Oper SoR0tfs,
ptln1cr.

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an III Der Staot 9tcrtbnmtcrlauo, Elm tcQuca
mes unb mrM ocrfcrti9tc5 Sottitcicruc6
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falls crrihtct 1T, ein grrscr boftcincrrcr
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9fcihr orn c.Sahren prn tcm llntcrldricbcncn
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lclbigcm plaEe lit, nod, III Der umIic0cnocn
&jr0rnb. 9irrttumbcrIano lic9t all Dem 3us
lammcuRuB bee 9tcrbz II. QSclts ts2mci9c6 cc6
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beTuoct lId) Die 9icrthumberlauo &Inf, nit
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-25
Sefcrpers 2(mt.

Gian; pbnc mein 3uthut wurbe itb Ycri9c
VEpde, Sermtblih burd ctncn 9utenSreunp,
III rem eeha 4atrict als Gin @anbioat bel
Scr u6dliien all9emeiuen Wabl fir baS De-
scrcers shnt Gin eed,a @auutD) aucmpfohs
dcn; oieiem 8inf 3ufcI9c, trete ih MN bies
nit gang onlprudlcs rpr ale mcinc &rnncr
ilup 9utcn frcunbe, tpc bielelben I'D, aud, be-
ftuben mp9en, unb erIud)e 1Ie fir ihre
Stimme fur beia9tcs 9lmt bel Der n6ttcu
99obl. SIM SAL ih eme Wewhcit Der
Stimmcu crbaltcu irlIts, 70 prriprcde ieb
mcu bcltcs su tbun, bic @eif6fte unS bic
Daihtcu bes slmtcs NIT sIufrihti9fcit uno
Greue ~ oernaltCu.
Scatc ater ein wiirbi9crer unb tilhti9crer
Gaueioat fur bria9tes 9lmt berpprtretcn,
neuu gebt eemiethen cure Stimmc, Inn bamtt
su brtpeileu, Dap ihr ais Gcmctratcn 9es
stirmt habt.
9ame6 S)all.
sln9uf 81. 1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-25
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