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ed or CHANGED since that time How is IL that this de-
nounced renndiated and rejected powerhe power of re-
as by resurrection from the dead, on the ih oil haoh'
sr with all these arguments and solemn declarations OF
the now Secretary of State against the constitutional power
administration that has been, the All OF March, pro,
scrbing men, and removing from Office on the ground OF
political opinion in manner and with an audaclty ana
recklessness witnessed in any civilized county"
Next read the declarations oil Mr. Ewing the Secretary
offered in the Senate resolutions denyin the constitutional
power TO make those very removals, which, generally, Tor
but political differences of opinion, ne afterwards
helped renorseessly exercise in respect custom
house officers over the whole Union,
On the 10th of March, 1884, he offered the following
among other resolutions
Resopsd That constitution of the United States
does not vest in the President at his pleas
IRE officers under the government of the Uned States,
whose offices have been established by law"
Last but not least having quoted enough this topic
sala before tue election came the noted dec araton OF
Senator Preston, made after the election but before the
new administration menced its prosecuting
This system OF prescription is itself to be prescribed
stand on that ground aud so hop Ga Imi, far as
a." concerned act upon H. believe those who are TO be
the ground They INTO pocer MOI 10 dptde the
that principle avowed and followed, from that
moment TO be government and people we pass into
conquered nation aud eonquermg action tha series ne
cation OF cupdity and revenge
81 protest against it; it is whg doctrine the admin
sation coming into power reject and repudate the nia
nous maxim that to the vctors belong the spois The
spos. w hat spoils! OF common
The pois of our brethren and felo%czens Is the coun
Try vanqushed country God forbid should as soon
think of making spoil of the possessions OF own
family.
hail resist AID denounee all sivng of office political
reward, turning out Of Office for political opinion"
Such the operation under General Harrison's ad-
mnisration. But how much stronger is the OF
General Taylor The former elected as the Pres-
den, of the wing party. He did not profess to go in
no-party candidate and no-party President But
General Taylor goes in with these professions and with
these professions he obtained the votes of democrats and
to their he is most probably indebted for the power
which he possesses. Let the people, then, judge how
far his advisers have consulted his honor and his inter
ests by urging removals upon him, which at war
with the very professions to which he is indebted for the
elevation he has attained. and the power which he il,
welding.
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Hy a. GKEE.y, .4uc,ionecr.

JToRSEs. COWS, HOGS, PLOUGHS, HARROWs,
III Caryas Carts, Hay Straw and Corn fodder at anc-
iion-On Monday the 18th of April, shall sell at the
residence and dairy establishment Of Me.srs Genzenbach
and Scbaub. the corporation line, North Capitol
street and Esngs yard, ad Joining the residence OF
Mr. Gilman 10 O'Clock, m, the entire stock, &C.,
viz
3 good horses IL good mich cows. lot of hogs, Gc.
2 new carts, good carts plonghs and harness
cutivator harrow cutting-box, COW. chains. nc.
Lot of hay. straw, and corn fodder
Also, other house, tanning, and dairy utensils.
Terms: All of and under $20, cash; $40. n
credit of and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorssd bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Mar 3I-eodNds Auctioneer.
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The trial Of Jacob Shuster atas Tom Hand, upon the
charge of robbing the Patent Office the 9Th November
last, was concluded in our crimal court yesterday.
The only testimony introduced for the defence de-
signed to lead to the conviction that tho letters identified by
Blaney and kanouse the handwriting of prisoner
not in his hand
The case having been ably summed up by Messrs Rat.
ofe and Carlisle on behalf Of the accused and Mr. Key,
district attorney, behalf the United States, given
70 hs jury NJ O'Clock but to the hour Of ten, no
verdict had been agreed upon,
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IN A. GREEN, .s.ctfoneer,

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND adjoining the corpora
ton line, containing 81 acres less. Auction
On Monday, the 10Th OF pril shall sell Immediately after
the sale of the cows horses hogs wagons &c. Messrs
GeDzenbaugh Schanb handsome tract of land adjon.
their premises, and occupied by them containing Fl
acres, in high state of cultivation and well enclosed,
portion of which is now In meadow.
Terms; Ten per cent of the purchase money cash
balance in five annual nsslments, for bearing
erest A. GREEN,
APP 2-eodNds Auctioneer
o. The vedescribed property is that which fronts
7th street. adjoining the farm of Mr., j. A. Smith, and
bounded on the south by the corporation linea valuable
tract OF land.
APP Ia A. GREEN
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r UsBY ~ DUVALI, Merchant Tailors under the
IL National Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, have just
ceived splendid assortment OF fashionable Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing the most choice articles for
gentcmen's of this springs Importation Our stock
present consists of superior French and English cloths
and vesngs of every variety OF color and quail
ity Also, drap dcte, bombasin. drilling silk and Mar
settles vestngs with every Other article suitable for the
season All OF which will make up in usual ee-
CANT STYLE good they be bought else
where.
Also of very rich cavas gloves, suspend
ers handkerchiets, shirts, stocks, umbrellas, Nc
We respectfully solicit call from our friends and the
nphIic Mar 3l-3aw3wif
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correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, under date OF
April 10, writes;
The decree has at length gone forth from the cabinet
tor the early commencement OF general system OF
removals II will be- enforced pos,masers, collectors,
district attorneys and mashals, very early day
When the Taylor administration get their hands in,
they proceed with alacry and facility in the work Of
-
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mackny,s Western World.

The following notice of this work, which has not been
repubished in America far as advised, is ia
en- from an English periodical
Mr. Mackay is the apoogst of American in
situations and the prophet of the greatness Of the American
people His enthusiasm Is indeed, of the charms Of
his style and, together with his skill in story. telling and in
dramatic dialogue, will make these volumes popular.
lAthen6um. March 3. lSA9.
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Hv I'd, C. & e. r. DYER, .7"c,ionsers.

GOVERNMENT SALE.--On Thursday, the 18th OF
" April at II % the United States arsenal, Washing
ton C for account of government, shall sell pub
lie auction the following described stores, Wis
II hintlock pistols, 1876 cartridge boxes
276 swords and sabfes various patterns for officers and
pr.vates
l. 1872 black walnut musket and rifle stocks
A variety OF Announcements Tor Infantry, cavalry,
and riiiemen
5000 spokes aud 400 feloes (seasoned uinberO
10, 900 pounds scrap wrought iron.
Lot Of scrap cast iron.
The will be sold without for cash, and Of
fred in lots suit purchasers and may be at the
arsenal any day previous to the day of sale.
l.. G. " G.. f. DYER,
An lO-eodSds Auctioneers.
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COTTON and Thread Hosiery.-We have opened, in
" addition assortment on hand, al unusually low
prices, the folowng
20 dozen ladies' Isle thread hose plain and open
20 do Blown open cotton do
30 do while do do
rs do chdrens white do do open work
IS do brown open do do do
rs do plain brown do do
so do plain white do do
% do ladies' se thread gloves
20 do do do for children
The above assortment comprises possible size ana
mr. ce 10 which invite OF purchasers gene
rally. CLAGEII, NEW ION, MAI, ~ w.
40 lI-dlW
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IRA. GREEN: .4ac. tonesr.

BY n. GREEN. .4ac, tOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTiONOn Tuesday, the 18th instant, shall sell
the residence Of Gen Dix, street, between Sd and
a streets, at 10 o'clock, excellent assortment OF
chamber, dining room, aud kitchen furniture, Wis
Mahogany extension dining table, superior article
Do centre, writing, and other tables
Do sdeboard, dressing, and other bureaus
Do marble top enclosed stand
Do bookcase and secretary
A. very superior mahogany wardrobe rocking chairs
Walnut wardrobe, French and other bedstcads
Cane and wood-seat chairs, wsshsands
Large bookcases, hRtrack, hall lamp
me Parlor Brussels carpet, passage oilclo'h
Ingram and step carpets hearth rugs, straw mating
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
looking alright paror, and other stoves
ALSO an excellent lot OF kitchen luis,cs, with many
rate " ''
Terms OF sale All and under $50 cash over $50
% sHy and ninety days, for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest.
Inc above described furniture il of a good quality, and
worth y, me attention Of persons furnishing
nP A. GREEN, Aust.
0O-Ihe Piano. fnetoned Chickerng and the china
glass, and crockery will also be sod '' - A e.
-
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/,LAsETT 81 DODsoN have just received the fol-

(tLAGETT 81 DODSON have just received the fol-
" lowing beautiful furniture goods
case white Lancaster quilts, sizes varying from l04
to l3-4 pretty and very cheap
white Dresden quilts, sizes, with crib quilts
and toilet match
case same Sizes with crib and toilet to match,
beautifully tinted in blue and pink These goods
are su perb and entirely new in this city
Also, q beautiful style OF furniture dimity, for
chamber widow. Gu tains and coverlets, in blue,
pink buff, yellow, and white. These goods are
very beautiful
case Al French furniture chintz
/ case 81 English do do in email figures, for
covering chairs, lounges, &c.
Also a beautiful variety Of style piano. table, and
stand covers, all to match in sets others not in sets;
all beautifully colored
new article of wine dessert fruit cloths, with nap
kins and does 10 match. No good housekeeper
will be without this article, as they are a great
saving their white damasks
Also rge OF stair rods, suitable Tor car
peting of all widths, and at all prices, from ~ to
$l2 per dozen. CLAGEII DoDSON,
Corner of Penn avenue and 9Th street, up stairs
Apr 3-eo3tf
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The friends of Mr. Clay in New York, TO the number
Of four five hundred celebrated the anniversary of
his birthday the 18th of April. (bon in l777) Let
tiers read from Mr. Clay, General Taylor, and
Mr.. Van Buren,. Mr. Joseph L. White, who had attend
ed the Buffalo convention, and joined in the nomination
Of Mr. Van Buren,, addressed the meeting among others
and after defining his present ndefnabe) position nom-
mated Henry Clay, of Ashland the candidate of the
wing party in 1852" cit may be said of him it to
the celebrated Dr. Pangoss, who offered his services as
pedagogue for the children OF bridal party just going
be married 81 ind sir, You of those people who
never lose Office from not speaking for it in Timely
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CANTON Mattings-CLAGETT 81 POISON have
l. lust received per ship Gogo, via New York
200 pieces superior and very heavy Canton Mnttings,
both colored and white, which will be sold low .
Also huff linen, painted and transparent chntz, all
widths for window blinds all new goods and warranted
IN coors These delightful goods for summer use
Also 1874 heavy brown ID mask, for dancing on, and
,or crunb cloths This article will be great saving to
the caxpe,s and time of those who entertain by spread
nu il over the carpet and pleasan, appearance
produced besides saving the trouble OF taking the
carpet Ii Is very durable,
Also brown, figured damask, for steps
Toorther with like furniture dry goods need
ed in housekeeping O1ATEIl " DoDSoN,
Ap l0-3tcodif
nOnNETs and Ribapds Just recsived.--Wo have
ID opened a new and beautiful assortment Of BONNETS
and RIBANDS being the cheapest that have been offered
this season. which the attention OF ladies Is invited.
They consist Of 49,,
French lace Buena Vista
Porcupine CHIP
French quilted Cobourg
Cheparrel Pearl Braid
Rough and Ready China Pearl
Brd.cyc &c. Nc.
Also good stock Of fancy soods, among which are
Lsmardns sleeves, Nottingham lace capes
Black lace gimp, and fringe TO match, article for
trimming visies
With variety Of other articles.
J. .. &c A. TATE,
Successors to J. T. " 9. King.
APP 12-eo8t
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(tENTLEMENS Wear made TO Orier.-BARNES
VI " MITCHELL in full receipt OF an extensive
stock of French English and American cloths casimeres
and vestings embracing every variety of and beaut-
fu STYLE color, and quality, and would especially invite
gentlemen wishing cheap suits oil Clothes made to
order fashionable and nice manner to call and exam
their supply before suitng themselves elsewhere rs
they intend offering very inducements to all who may
do so, make their purchases OF them handsome and
ia fashionable fits always warranted
Also this day received and will be sold unusually cheap
Gentemen's black and fancy silk and satin cravals
Silk and linencambric handkerchies
Kid and every other kind Of gloves
Cotton and silk half-hose
Silk merno, and cotton net shirts and drawers
Together with every other article OF genlemens wear
usually kept in our line.
Mar 3l-3taw2wif
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WM II. HARRISON, grandson Of President Harrison ]
well known in Cincinnati highly promising YOU" m
hsir way 70 the gold region died ofthechosn on Inc
ersnds,
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Mn bhAUf respectfully Informs tn. cttissns OF
vl Washington and public generally that his daguer
gallery, Pennsylvania avenue wifi be closed Sor Jaw
days, he being engaged ~ ,hs Presidents,
Ap l3-afs
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PRACTICAL Instruction In Animal Magnetism, BIZ
L pxLES2E with by the translator complete in
volumes, for one dollar FkANCk TAYLOR,
An
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TOHR and Redwood's Practical Pharmacy, vol.
lfl Broderip's Geological Recrentions, vol.
Aply FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The new city charter adopted by large majority.
The wing candidates for judges elected. They
Iohn Duer Wm. w Campbell, and John l.. Mason, add
ona justices of the Superior Court; General James Lynch
and Edwar E. Cowies, justices of the Marine Court.
Baltimore Sus.
The New York Journal of Commerce states that w God.
hulls majority is 1872. Tayor's over Cass, 9,s5s
We hasten to correct into which we were be-
trayed by transformation. Mr.. Van Setback was not
Cass man. but supported and voted for Mr. Van Buren,
A correspondent writes that Mr.. Van Setback was ex-
pected "wash his hands publicly of Van Burenism
as he is said to have done privately to leading dem
ocrats; but this he failed TO do, and was scratched
upon thousands of democratic tickets Had the barn
burners Withdrawn their ticket for other Offices, he
would undoubtedly have been elected. The truth is,
the party in the city requires almost entirely remod
cling" The wings are satisfied that they their
victory not to their strength not TO any approval of
the administration, but 10 the feuds and divisions of our
party The New York Tribune freely confesses that
'there is such wing majority in city this result
would indicate !" and admits that 'the time must come
when the distractions (o the democrats) will have pass
ed away" We trust will be before the next Novem
election.
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TIE New York CHARTER ELEcToS.-The election on
Tuesday in New York ulted in the of the wings
by about four thousand majority Caleb s. Woodhu has
been elected mayor and the wings have majority of both
branches the council The foil wing the suit OF the
mayors election, the Sth and 18th wards having merely
rep rtad malories;
Caleb s. Woodhul wing 1886
Mynden Van Schaick, dsm. 1921
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the orgies OF the WING canvass of 1910.
purpose this occasion to discuss the pro-
prety proprcty of removals from office such prln
cpes But hold 1t due to the purity OF public morals,
safety of republican principles hang up for pub
lie Reproduction and indignant not merely the ncon
sences but the hypocrisy and perdy which have been
One of the from New Hampshire, (Mr Pierce
in eloquent speech delivered in the Senate July S4,
said
THAT removals have occurred is not the thing of which
complain. complain OF your hypocrisy charge hat
press and your leading made promises to the
nation which they did not intend to redeem, and which
they vanly attempt to cover up by cobwebs The
Senator from South Carolina me (Mr Cahoun) re-
marked yesterday that ne had language to express the
Hfay which, in his Judgment must attach to that man
who had been before the people raising his voice in the
shout that prescription was TO be prescribed and
was, the face osuoh action here begging for place
at the footstool of power"
Let us then examine the proof OF the pledges
which were made on this subject
Let us put of public that distinguished Sec
of State, who the bosom and constitutional al
vise of both the late President and Vice President on
these sgitatng matters - ,,, w., ,
In debate In Senate in 1885, he (Mr Wcbster) de-
caredi
after considering the question of removal from Office by
the President again again. within the last SIX years. In
my deliberate Judgment the original decision was wrong
but think that those who denied the power In ifos
had the best OF the argument"
sit appears alter thorough and repeated, and con-
scientious thar omeo" ,~esidon was
given the constitution in this respect oy the decision Oh
the first Congress-"
He repeated in substance, the same opinions in 1870
under October Richmond. On this the hon MI
Roberts says, in the Senate
''Then from February 1885, until October, lS accord
ing TO Mr. Webster (ad he il tho great oracle OF his party
upon constitutional law there was no power IN the constr
tuition to authorize tho President aonc TO remove from
Office Has the constitution Of the United States been Alter
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Black Valley, Wythe, Va, discontinued.
Mountzion, Orange, N. c., discontinued.
Union Point. Greene, Ga, discontinued.
Lyoas Fayet,e, Texas, discontinued.
Pine Creek Red River, Texas, discontinued.
Montvaic Springs, Biount, Tenn, discontinued.
Ball Parree, Highland, Va, discontinued.
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his Of responsibility to his country Il Is undse
these circumstances only that the elector feel
that, in the choice of the law maker he Ii himself
truly, . component part Of the sovereign power OF
the nation. With equal should study
to defend the rights Of the executive and judicial
departments. Our government can only be pre-
served In its purity by the suppression aud entire
elimination Of every claim or tendency of one CO.
ordinate branch to encroaohment upon smother
With the strict Observance OF this rule and the other
ipjupcons of the restitution with Q sedulous inou
cation Of that repect and love for the Union of the
States which our fathers cherished and epjoined ap
their children and with the aid of that everything
whence which has 30 long and SO kindly guarded
liberties and institutions may reasonably expect to
Il ansmit them, with their blessings to the
rtnotest posterity
But attachment to the union Of the States should b.
hahituaily ftstered in every American heart. For
more than half century, during which kingdoms
end empires have fallen, this Union has stood I'M
shaken The patriots who formed 1t have long since
descended to the grave; yet still IL remains the proud
ett monument to their memory and the object of at
fecton ana admiration with every worthy to bear
the American name In my judgment, Its dissolution
would be the greatest Of calsmes and to avert that
should be the study Of every American Upon ts pee
fervatiop mast depend happiness and that OF
countless generations TO come Whatever dangers
may threaten it, shall stand by IL and main tain 1t in
posed, and the power conferred upon me by the
stitutioD. H.. TAYLOR.
WAsnISGToN, December 4, lsie.
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frr 20 the n,t Ct July Ian the expenses Of collect
ing the from customs paid out Of the as
crUing at the several porte aud ouly the ba
Lance into the esssry OF course the receipts at
the ttsufy SEXUAL and estmsted we've Of the net re-
venue, sil.r d.oucupg all expenses.
BY the sett 30 March last the tystem vas changed,
from and alter let Juiy 1892 and accordingly the re-
c.pts sexual and estn aed from that date u the
gree reuue aud estimates are submitted Of the ex-
The at.raten thus made In tn. Law must prove to be
ssluisry az the sttsuitn of Congress will be annually
drawn to the .Ap.roitutes under this head aud they
will Ne enabled 10 limit them B spirt Of ecOnoav
as the sxigencvs Il the pubic service wall sd.
NIT
Not~ibsr ding the srs.t increase ofthe business Of
IN. ctunry the Of Nth June 1874 ha. prevented
any scoititn to the number OF inspectors saug.rs,
~.sb.rs, nes urers, markers tn any district thea
etsbntLta) since s fssssge except ten Dsps ctors at
New Oihnr, PER set "a March, lS4bi aud the conss-
gust that al all the large porte the number ~ In
tp.eiofr insufficient Tor the discharge OF the duties
q those cces, and the prevention q breaches CT eva
titLs Of the revenue lave.
1Itse autiss have been greatly increased, By The
esstshmtrt oftbe wsrshousing system, aud the dif-
eUi,s thereby erhsncea Without any ptovtion for In.
Ctssg the nun Der VI Ceers to meet the emergencies
"a the feiyce. In addition TO the temporary
sios 70 the revenue appointed by some 81 the col
lcior der authority u the act 81 17sg have been
c,nI,b,d 20 meet In part the emergency thus occa-
sCntd, ~ sutboTzrg OF tie ports 81 Ne~ YORK Bos-
ten, New Orlssps Thilsdelpha baltimore, and Bristol,
n. the ,EIloJmtbt II thirty two additional clerks
to act % store Keepers, srd relieve from attendance
upon The vsftkouses that pusber Of inspectois, In
order that they nsht attend 20 their approprite du.
tet have declined sst.ntipg 20 requests tor STINT
suhoriy from otttf potts, only becsuse the ueces
ety did net TO be Of urgent character ss 10
IL mTottibe to await the action 81 COsgess on
this subject
1be tftshhFent ofnep collection Districts 10 Texas
or California, snd tie probable necessity Of creating
noie will Of ctufi. male addition u the expenses
h'i.tfoe incurred 90 veil - to the revenue TO be re-
ceittd
/ The preventive service is smsgsmsfed By our sys
TEN With the fervce 81 collection. There nov Lie
utction oistiets In the United States OF this
ter 1S ATTAINED at the pubic expense, not hsv
ing collected any revenue during the past year There
20 At which the revenue collected IL not sufficient
10 meet the annual ptn,ss aud but SO at which the
gfoss revei ne exec, d. the expenses
lLd,r thsse oircumstnpees, submit the estimates
Ltswith psetsnd marked W Of the expenses VI oOl