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COMMUNICATIONS.

The Erpunging Resolution. Is it fact that
the Wing party eau hold majority in the U. 5
Senate, during one regular session of Congress,
and not rescind the expunging resolution oi HE
10Th January, 1887 MIR. Chy should introduces
a resembling resolution before he retires from the
Senate aud if he does not, Mr., Bayard should ro-
member his pledge. Every American republic
can should and must feel that net to be Hdsg ace
iul one, ioucr aud deeper Than any Perpelrated by
Bum, Hull or even SwARrwoUr.
Let us look at the names of those who voted
on Benton's resolution, and whist dong So, let us
remember their present political associations:
Yeas Messrs. Benton, Brown, Buchanan, Da-
mn, Ewing Of Illinois, Fulton, Grundy, Hubbard,
KING of AIabann, Linn, Morris, Nichols, Niles,
Page, RlvEs, Robinson, RuGGLEs, Sewer, Strange,
TALLmApsE, Upton, Walker Wall, Wrgh-H.
Nays. Messrs. Baynrd, Black CALHOUN, Clay,
Criltenden, Davis, Ewing of Ohio, Hendricks,
Kent, Knight, Moore, Prentiss, Preston, Robbins,
Southard Swift, Tomlnson, Webster, White--l -.
If Messrs. Rives and 1'allmadgc have repenled
OF their sins, e, them evince their repentance by
their nets it they have not, lei the people under
stand The fact, so that they can be prepared TO do
them justice. ID.
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A PARTY QUESTION.

The press of other matter preclndcs us from
noticing, ms we wish 10 do, labored article in the
Patriot, issued on the morning of the late Tariff
Convention, evidently intended To deter the pot-
ical friends of that paper from taking any part in
the convention. One point was (and the only
one VIC shn now nolce,l that these demonstra-
tons in favor of protection are part of the ma
chinery Of party. e. the Wing party. On this
point we have only this say whether Protection
he II party question or not in Vermont, depends
entirely upon the locofocos If they choose to
side with Great Britain against American Indus
try if they following the lead of the Patriot,
North Star, Spirit Of the Age, aud other echoes
Of the British organ i'll New York,-choose to
throw every obstacle in the way of Protection -
then most ussuredly will they find it n party cues
iion OF the first magnitude. They shall have The
party line drawn TO their hearts content, so far
are concerned.
When the power Of party is invoked against
prolecton-as it seems now to he hy the Patriot
we shnIl be forced TO urge the exercise of the
power of party for Protection. Necessity will
compel it, not less than consistency. The Wings
of Vermont ever have been or Protection they
are still for it and venture to say will contn-
ne to he for il. II, then, the Patriot would pre-
vent Projection from becoming party question,
il can do 50. II hos the puwer il has only TO
Join with thu Wings for Protection, honestly aud
earnestly, and invoke its friends TO follow That
will do the business. But while ii-a party organ
takes ground against Protection, and urges its
friends 10 follow in its ootsteps-lel no nurmur
of complaint come from that quarter ifthe friends
of American Industry draw the dividing line at
~
can Industry, aud on that the friend, of British
Policy.
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ANOTHER DJsGRACEFUL OUTRAGE.

Congress-the House, we should say, for the
Senate has not YET become so lost to senss of
dignity, decency and right has censured Mr..
Giddings Of Ohio for cfering resolutions and
thus has succeeded in disgracing ITSELF Mr.. Gid
dings appeals to the peope-and such triumph.
ant verdict will hea cheive their hands as not one
OF his judges can hope to obtain, even from a con.
slituency OF slave holders. See Congressional
proceedings, and take particular notice of the yeas
and nays See tOho they are who would bring the
representatives of freemen 10 The lash and chains
which slaves are wont TO feel. Whether Mr.. Gid
dings be right or wrong in his course is thing,
and may admit ofdoubt the course the House
is another thing, and will admit no question among
the irsemen Of the North. Their veldict will be
in favor of the largest liberty.
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Hon. Isaac Hill. Who could have believed,
one year ago, that this gentleman, at thus time,
could have attempted to carry the State of New
Hampshire, at an election, and have fuiled Yet
this has all happened, and New Hampshire is Just
as far IRON being a republican state now, MS she
was, one year ago. What then has happened a
Has MIR. Hill changed his course, and become an
honest politician Not at ALL 1t is only such
controversy as was once waged between General
Jackson and Mr.. Calhoun--a falling out among
rogues. Let Hill and Barton worry and deyour
each olher-the Wings have nothing TO make or
lose from the controversy. 1t does look singular,
however, to hear Mr.. Hill called a tdsralist!
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90 The vote of censnre on Mr. Gitdngs, and
the whole proceedings relating TO il, produce a
strong sensation. Mr.. Siads, who was not present,
has published a card expressing his indignation,
his concurrence in the resolutions submitted by
Mr.. Giddings, and his readiness to defend them,
always and every where. Mr.. Barnard Of New
York, refused to VOTE aud declares that tho House
transcribed It's powers
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20 The County Conventions for Franklin and
Addison counties took place OIL the 25th ull. and
their proceedings tell well. In the former, we
NJ lice that Hon. John Smith and 5. 5. Brown
took part, and in the latter Mr.. Linsley. will the
Patriot hand these gentlemen over to the Wings
instonler' Are they in the conspiracy to make
protection party question?
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Ieras and .Mrico. War is now the order of
The day. We hsve alreaJ, noticed a correspon-
dencn 5clweeu Cen Hamilton (ngent Of Texas
aud Snnta Ana. Hamilton proposed bribery;
Santa Ana replied in severe ard indignant Ian
guage-i just, too 50 far MS Hamilton was concern
ell. At the sane time Bernard T.. Bee of New Or
leans attempted to work upon the fears Of Santa
Auna, by citing him know that the people Of the
whole valley OF the Mississippi would aid Texas.
Santa Anna replied that Mexico would 6ght-and
intinned that it had reason TO defy both Texas
nnl the United States. and he has energecally
folluwed out the spirit Of his letters large Mex
lcou army is already in Texas, and we think there
is ground to believe that the contest Is already
commenced which is to decide the fate of the
Mexican empire. Without great prudence on the
part Of our go, ernmenr, the u. s. will also be in
VOWED in ihe war--and then, what will England
do and then, France'
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o5-See last page for two columns Of reading
matter The farmers will notice that land-hogs
are about to run IN opposition to the sea-hogs,-
alias whaes-n the oil business
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I'm original idea. A gentleman, describing the
intellectual character Of another, said his mind
had the dispepsa-the ideas went through ii, with.
out digestion.
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APPOlNTN EMS by THE GOVERNOR.
We understand that Gov. Paine has made the
following appointments, under resolutions of the
last legislature;
Committee 10 ReriSs The Militia Latcs-Sllas IL
Jcnison, f. W. Hopkins aud Paul Dillingham;.
Committee on Education, Geo Z. Marsh, Isaac
L. Rcdfcld, f.. T.. Tracy.
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Urs's Dictionary Of Arts, Manufactures and
.Minss-two numbers of which we have receiv-
ed-promises to be very valuable work, parli-
culary for manufacturers, mechanics and druggists
nor will it be without use to any class of people.
See advertisement.
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g. STATE JOURNAL.
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1919.
SPECIAL MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.


The President goes for revision of the Tariff,
and such on one as will give Protection fright.
Considering the landbl suspended by the necessa-
ny increase ofduties, he recommends that the pro-
ceeds Of the lands he funded for the payment OF
tho national debt. We hold that the public cred
it must he kept good and TO that end, IL impern-
lively necessary, the proceeds OF the lands may
be held until sufficient revenue is raised by duties
but this should never be done until the rights of
the states to the lands fully secured This, II
seems to us, can be done by repeating the section
of the distribution act, which suspends the disri-
ton while duties above 90 per cent. are imposed,
aud then suspendng the acl until the required a
mount Of revenue is raised by n Turiff-condi-
toned that adequate ariffbe Mt once adopted 1t
may he the duty and for the interest Of the states
to consent to this bnt beyond this we believe
they cannot reasonably he expected to go. Indeed,
without an arrangement of this kind, we doubt
whether The pledge of the public lands would add
much to the credit Of the government. W hat con-
idence could he placed in such pledge, when,
by the very act, the faith which the government
has already pledged 10 the States is violated?
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Hersld.l
BALIlMoRY, April ID, 1912.

bALTiAokF, hpii d y
Ma. EpiroK-
II !. cheerful, it'll ,anding the ordeal through
which we ha re recently passed relative to q deprecated
currency, money affairs sc, to see the beauty, the dim
nIed cheeks. the wishing eyes and magnificent female
forms daily exhibited on our thoroughfare, Baltimore st
The Monumental City, you know, Qor it is a matter Of
history, } claims the palm for her handsome ladies. But
really the blush offspring which has recently enthroned
itself upon their fair cheeks seems to have thrown
around the angelic beings renewed and thrice c~spitiva-
tinglcharms. Bulwer's idea and description Of his '.vio-
La in " Zanoni," would fall short Of a comparison ade
quate to the reality ofa Monumental damsel, just bud.
ding into her sixteenth summer.
By the way, l have been informed that lone of our
most fashionable and wealthy ladies', since the necessity
of a protective tariff has been made SO apparent to them
bave determined that their costumes in future shall be
as nearly as possible Of domestic manufacture, and put
ting the principle Into practive have already been seen
promonading With American manufactured calico dress
es on Such are sensible ladies and should have to their
memories a monument imperishable as must be Their no.
BILE deeds.
A surgical operation was performed on q child some
wears old, Yesterday, by DR.. Z. b. Gibson, by which he
renewed a large proportion OF the lower Jaw on &C
count Of an immense tumor which had gathered there,
denominated by ply sicians, Ostto Sareond. The child IS
now doing we'll.
MIR. Charles Dickens ard lady, had arrived in Louis
vile on the 9th inst. in good health.
DR.. Lardner has commenced q course OF lectures in
the Holiday street theatre. His first was given last
night-poouy attended. He will not succeed here at
this time especially.
quote Virginia bank paper at 81 discount. This mo-
ney serves we'll for employers who receive bankable
funds. They can clear eight per cent by purchasing II
to pay off with on Saturday nights. fire occurred this
tenement in the southern part of the city. The weather
is cloudy and rainin Yours, RopER'cK.
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CUJNp AND WHITE TEETH-The best article n Use
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Try it, ladies, and be convince .-Pnce IS cents. Sold oniy
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TO LADIES N GENTLEMEN-lHE PERSIAN
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philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

Correspondence OF the HERALD
PHILApgLpHIA, April IL, 1912.
Trial of Holmes, the -Stocks-IHeatres, &c.
This morning the trial Of Holmes, one Of the seamen
on board the i'll fated william Brown, was called on in
the United States District Court. The horrible tragedy
and less of life attending the destruction Of that vessel,
the cruel hurting of human beings into the sea, and
compelling the weak to drown because the strong arm
Of might willed 1t, are too vivid in the recollection of
every American reader to need a further repetition of
the dreadful story. The original effort was to have this
Sesmantried for murder, but this, after a full hearing Of
the case, the grand jury, more than six months ego, re.
fused to sanction, and returned only bills for manslaugh.
ter. On one Of these he was this morning called upon
to stand trial, having been in prison now nearly q year.
The case was opened by O. 8. Hopkinson, by whom, and
the District Attorney, IT is managed. For the defence,
there is David Paul Brown and Isaac Hazlehurst. The
hearing is expected 10 attract a crowded court, as the
occurrences at the time excited much feeling. The pri-
soner is rather a good looking man, with a countenance
which strongly denotes a benevolent disposition; ut
least there is a total absence of the traits of cruelty and
malice.
In the same court, Grogan, mentioned yesterday as ha-
wing been convicted Of a violent assault and battery
with intent to kill, on the captain Of the schooner Dan.
iel Webster, was sentenced to one years Imprisonment
end william Blackburh was convicted CT passing
counterfeit coin spurious half dollars. He is q young
man Of intelligent address.
The business in stocks to day was light, at q farther
improvement of State Elves OF $lt per share. What the
cause ofthis rise is, is more thar | can divine. The
prospect of paying anything by the State was never dar-
ker than at this moment, to my vision. So far from the
future promising anything better than the past, | think
it quite as likely to bring about reputation as it is pay.
ment. In other stocks there is little or no change in
prices. Broken city banks paper is better.
both nIaved admirably. Wallack as Macduf wa. also
warmly applauded Tonight Conrad's 'Jack Cade, in
which murder is done with ssledge hammer, is to com
best character, viz: "Richclieu," and Miss Clifton as
Julie" There Will, doubtless, be a good house. If
sncs Of it, can draw one / am sure there will be- There
arc ~middling houses at the Walnut and the Arch.
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House Of Representatives

BY general consent all the committe 9 were this day
called Tor reports, and thus uIw ards of en- hour was oc-
cupied. After the disposal Of sone other unimportsn,
business, the House resumed the consideration of the
ci'h and diplomatic sppro pi ist on bill in committee OF
The whole, and the clauses making appropriations for
light houses were discussed uatil the hour of adjourn
ment.
The principal subject of discussion was an amendment,
Means in these terms:-
For expenses of examining annually tho cor1;.;or If
the light houses, four thousand dollars Pyorid,S Tho,
the commission OF two and a hall per Cent land arv al
all Other commissions) heretofore Above ed 10 ,hs syrsr
intendents Of light houses be discontinued in ali casss
where the compensation OF the collector as such snd ~
superintendent Of light houses, including fees. neroui
sites, official shares Of lines, forieitures, and pen alies
sni commissions, and ell emolumsnts of office whatever
shall amount together ~ one thousand dollars or pp.
after discharge the duty or superintenden,s as heretofore
required without any additional or specific compensation
for the performance thereof except as above stated Pre-
rided, That nothing herein contained shall be construed
TO impair or affect the 18th section Of the act approved 9Th
May, 1872, limiting the compensation OF collectors, sur.
lars annually for services performed for the United States
IN any other Office or capacity.
This amendment was agreed TO alter various proposed
amendments,w whose object was 10 extend the Limitation
from $1,000 TO $4,000 had been very lengthily debated and
rejected. After " ards an additional section was agreed
10, spproprieting $4,000 for the removal of a light hou e
~ keoie Island, and another proposed section was re-
lsS.so, Wsose Object was to appropriate 100000 for the
srcctien oi = light house on the Brandy wine shoals, in
Deiawsre Bay. The majority by which this amendment
!. i,yee'eI, however, was very small, the vote being
sixty Hour in the affirmative and sixty.six In The nsgs.
tire. .Aher the disposal Of this business The Uouse
ceived and disposed Of some execu,ixo -
and then adjourned.
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Eldridge Stockwell, of Lowell, Mass, sent home
by the American Consul at Montevidso, for the
murder Of Vim. Nights, Of Pettlnnd, Maine, on
board the shIp " Aurora of Boston, in the haibor
of Montevideo, on the 18th of November last, also
the mate and two seaman Of the Aurora, sent home
by the American Consul as witnesscs.-Phl GAG.
dptI l3.
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MARCH OF INTELLECT.

GREAT strdss have been made throuslout the world in
" Steam and almost every branch Of agriculture and in The
general scieuces-thenv Why not the sane in the healing art. IL
cannot be the Medical Faculty IRE tso Mario " minded, fer
even they reeommend Rings Vegetable Cough Candy in all AZ.
fections OF the lungs, and when they express themselves, ssy
they see no reason why such pleasant pure, aud p%alatabIe ar
have been used for years, merely bee ausc Galen, Cicero, De
Nledicis: and other writers, speak OF such and such medicines,
No, no, Rings Candy Is a modern invention. and soon re ieves,
checks and cures, asd cannot be prevented iron it's onwa
snd .old by & n So Fulton street, corner ofCIia, and
sold BY most druIRiAta. = mlq In
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AccIDENr.-On Tuesd,y afternoon one of the
train Of baggage cars on the Camden and Amboy
Rail Road broke an axle, which caused the break
ing of several of the wheels Of the passenger cars,
and stove in the ends Of tive of them. Luckily
none Of the passengers were seriously injured, al
though some Of them were slightly bruized
Gas. IApyI l3.
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THE WARsrrrE.-This f,igate left Annapolis on
Sunday morning for Bermuda. The officers were
highly pleased with their visit.-BaAimore Clipper,
AprH IL.