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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06

@e Mr., Hunter. Of Va. made spee.h..
in the Senate on the 2ad in favor Of the
Nebraska bin. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06
The Legislature.

From all we could learn up to the time
Of going to press we were inclined TO think
the Legislature would ndjourn on the 4th
inst without making any appropriation
to the Covington and OHIO Road. or the
Central. This is to be regretted. The
State has already expended million of
dollars on the former work, and it is now
absolutely necessary for appropriations to
be made in order to prevent the stoppage
Of the work entirely for nearly two years.
The guage question has defeated this ap-
propriation-and, it strikes us-very fool
ishly defeated it. The five foot guage
might have been adopted for this Road,
without interfering with the ultimate
prosperity Of the Central Road. The five
foot guage could have been commenced
at this place, up to where the rails have
been laid for feet 81 inch guage, and
made on west to Covington, without any
more cost than the present guage, ard
then, when the company become able, or
if the State choose to aid, they could relay
the track. with afive foot gusge from here
to Richmond ..TRa' void have. caused q
break in the guage at .!,s place. for Several
years to conc, 1t least But it seems, we
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06
Cute Of virulent Email Poe, Scarlet Feyax
and M0aSles

The following receipt was originally
furnished BY Mr.. Isarkin, member Of the
Roya! College Of Surgeons, who youches
for It as medicine that will effect revs
olution in the healing art, as regards the
prevention and cure Of not only small pox,
but also Of measles and SCARE, fever, how
ever malignant the types"
On the first appearance Of fever ana IT,
ritation on ushering in attacks, whether
occurring in families or large communities,
the subjoined mode Of treatment should at
once be entered on. Take one grain of
each Of powdered iox glove or digitsils,
(yaluable III the ratio Of its greenness-the
dark should be rrjec.ed,) and one of sui
PLAT OF zinc. lthis article is commonly
known as white vi.riol.) These should
be rubbed thoroughly in mortar or other
convenient vessel, with four or Eve .drops
Of water; this done, noegin, or about
Cur ounces more, with some syrup or SUI
ks,, shou..aa he added. Ofthis mixture, y
table spoonful should be given 70 IN adult,
and two teaspooniuls to q child every
second hour, until the symptoms Of the di-
sease vanish
Thus conducted, conyalcscence, q il BY
magic will result. The action Of the med
icine is thus explained: The herb, BY its
febrile qualities, lays hold Of the fever.
which it immediately stranges. while the
zine acts the part Of a tonic, Instantly re-.
storing equilibrium.
1t may. however. be necessary further To-
note, that should the bowels become OBJ
structed in the progress ofthe disease. ian
evil in NO wise common( then dracLm Of
the compound powder II jalap, formed BY
two parts Of cream OF tartar with Que Of ia
lap: and one grain Of the herb treated IS j.
bove, formed into pastil with syrup Or
sugar, should be given to an adult and one
half the quantity to a child. This simple
medicine shuts out every other drug or
form Of treatment whatever, AZ totally an
necessary fnot pernicious.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06
The McDoneugh Will

Judge Campbell, in the Suprem- Court
of the United States, delivered on Monday
the unanimous decision OF the Cour. in ia
vor OF the validity and legality Of the will.
The cities Of Baltimore, (the native city OF
deeed,n',1 aud o: New Orleans. (his sdopt-
ed city, become, BY this decisiea, the rs-
tablished lrga,ees of five millions Of dol
lars. ofwh'ch enormous sum they are ,rus-
tees for charitable and educational purpc-.
SEES. The large drain Of legal costs attend.
ing litigation Of three years duration has
made but a small impression upon the vast
amount Of real estate owned by McDon-
ough, and entirely brqueathed to these Cit
les. From the decision jus, rendered, hi.
heirs may bid a long farewell to all ihei-
hopes Of being miliionaires. The suprewe
Court settles things at once Cor all, % To-, :,
in this world and when a ps..y get, h,...'
en- there. it is time to H.. :; NIL so;.~
an, further in IT,: ma..:.er-Penss ps.s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06

xix I>A,A.-The rain on Sunday Wa.
very heavy at Richmond, and vicinity. do
ing some damage. The entire eastern " al /
Of the large and spacious store now being
erected in that city on Main, between Trntl,
aud Eleventh streets. for Messrs. Kent,
Paine and Kent Itn oyer with a crash.
The building Immediately sdjoining, oc-.
cnpied, BY Mvssrs. Pemberton e. Brother
as shoe sore, also sustained. serious iniu,
.ry. AS the cars were passing over bridge
about ten miles from Fredericksburg, il
gave way, prccipitating the mail aud bag
gage cars into the water, and at the. same
time sn@sAiNg them. The track was ter,
up 4a;te distance. The engineer and
two hands wssc thrown into the waite, and
severely injured.
At Frede yie ksbnrg the river raised 10 a
great height, and spread over the lowlandA
on both sides Of il for some distance. A
portion o:chatham bridge wsa washed a.
way.
A WEBBING Fasry Psss on EA-A we'd
ding party took place 81 Batavia, y. Y,
lately, and during the evening all hands
were taken sick. subsequently The bride
groom. MIR. Philpott, the bride and =
young man named Beard, died. Severa,
others are still in dangerous condition.
It is supposed that some liquor they drank
contained poison.
Senator Douglas has recently written a
letter 10 New Hampshire editor, de-
nonncing him in severe terms for intims
ting that the object Of bis Nebraska bill j.
to legislate slavery into The territory.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06

Jew ORLEANS. Feb 27th.-A dreadful
accident occurred here to- night in the Or
leans theatre. The building was crowded
to its utmost capacity with Persons TO see
the opera. When he Performance wa.
about commencing two Of the galleries.
mostly filed with ladies, gave way aud
fell suddenly, with tremendous crash to,
the ,Parquette, precipitasing the occupants.
with them, and falling on those below,
The opera was being perfsax,ed at the time.
Already four dead bodies haze been re-
covered, aud il IS expected nanx more.
have been killed. Eight persons were se--
ri'usly IL NOT fatally wounded; FIVE also.
have been taken f.om the wreck, aud a..
bout hfty others are known to BIZ. mere o.,
less wounded.
It's apprrhended that further search,
will reveal a scene Of still greater sorrow.
The screams were irighsttl and. appalling.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-06


employed, in obedience to the programme
adopted at Charlottesville to 'agitate" the
subject throughout the county and estab-
fish "Anti-Liquol Leagues'''
We presume Mr.. Shuey was joking
when he asked us TO prove that we have
stationary agitators" in the State. Why,
we have them in our midst. Every adhe-
rent to this fanaiical idea is all "agitator. I"
The subject is being sgitated daily on our
streets, and this paper and our humble
self Gf we hear aright) cone in for no
small share of the cowardy abuse that es-
capes from the lips Of these moral reform
ers. Did not the Charlottesville Conyen.
ton adopt resolution to employ, or hire
men to agitate this subject, in every coun-
ty in the State, and MAS not the county of
Augusta pledged to contribute her quota
of the expenses thus incurred' What
call you this, but propagatirg this yankee
notion through hired agency?
We charged them with propagating the
principles of Abolitionists, agrarians, So
cialists, &c. We repeat this charge also.
The abotionist asks that the legislative
power take from the men OF the South
heir property-make southerners ac-
knowledge slavery to be sin, and abolish
The institution. The agrarian asks that
The wealth of the country be equally d.
vided, aad that man be dispossessed Of his
nheren. right to accumulate and enjoy
property. The socialist claims not only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
THE SAN FRANCISCO INQUIRY

Capt Jas T waikinss testimony taken yesterday.
We give an abstract
pd{Su captain q .s s'1 yr.nsi::0 after u. gtset
tie troT,, Wiki was not promptly rendered
q Did you Col Gates for any detail Of men, aud
The day the troops embarked Kiby him
for forty remain with me to keep the ship free wch
lid you every which the troop,
A itsl ell tlrt I required
Mention II ever Col Gate. hinself work the
Ye, He k.' work day assisting mend the conpan
sy 9s 9i. 'Pa Sn ,i9s GS sn
TIE water from gorg down into the saloon
and about the eeefS ard were they aerEaid fafteHedl
O. How ers would required al The troops
to the Kirby with the means you had at hand
Had You prons Of weather and confident expectation
Ye. There every believe that should have
eonin alton Of tine weather ior s1ne days ,-.,
steamer FteeO the time she sailed with the
the mater had been within yoar would Joa
I'd the ht and the the way
Yes would certainly have made sliersios whatevsr
Wee not the vessel in your JUDGMENT good and sea worthy
iIs and Depth in til. water
eutoH y The Court Ha. the wtnes, experienced in the A.
lsnc storms equally volen with that watch ds-
al Cd the selncr San Francsco
Question the Corro That loe' ths witasss
attribute the loss Of the ssu FrAEci.col
10 the stopping Of the snsins during TIE storm.
engine the witness think the San Fanc:O wOad la wsa
ers6 theroInl
the Kby len and Major wy'e lofs in conmanio Of
sIss :.s ,s Isas' ySS ~. sS Of a do g
Which prevailed among them to the best Of your knowledge Aad be-
Yes Sir
Col Gates then asked that he might be allowed Ill Sa,ui'yt
te President ntmsted on bebsof Court the Co1r
cold not feel :. Liberty to :elogrn ios 80 loni time
Gardiner, bat the facs not OF pubhc importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Igf n,c,mhcr, with hny ihrec omigrsule. AZ IN ,sa
health b-
Captain Miller commander Of tho I.l. de Cub, /.
tpVkon ci in terms OF hRhOs praise Tor h kindns,s
attention 10 the cmgran' during the VOYAGE Tbe lstr-
Vac Wii,n in gioai haste ond scnt by tansion, s5in
glyi'g ma general pows concerning Liberia ~
We rrId 60 learn that hy The English s,eaner which
len Liberia about ne dac the cmigrauis landed yo1ng
MO oraN oi uc nalt.t denomination. Henry Il slsr
ran Was compelled 10 take passage I, Ano,ct vii ~,
land ON account OF severe ses iiis young wifi. h.d
fallen victim TO the secondary effects of African 4 g9r
on iHe - 81 september She from Philadelphia
Their station was at beXley, in Bassa County
Az lu'hanhn, IN the tame county, a death occurred
shop ho famo time, no less calamity Amy tho favor.
ns "r,ar! of MIS- Ann 5 Rice. for the redemption of
wh9o husband William, aud the passage OF the whole
ismhy to Acn an appeal was made in % tho bsnsy.
client ~ this state, died. leaving disoonsolate husband
aud fiS small children Mrs RICE makes a mos. urgent
appeal for school TO be established at that settlement for
the education of these and others there
Ivy letter from MIR. Jordan. Dec 2 moro than a year
alter ihc arrival Of the Oriole Company who left New.
iork IN October 1852. find that but death had
currd an ong the whole thirty seven emigrants. De
wTiits os ftllows:
Tho etsns Ohoe doing well Bat 1oath slncs
heT sfry ts tskon place and al hut John Johnson we'll
lie hmss ruch Jacob Richardson doss ,ery
vel. nd il vel"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY. Feb. 2O.-Supervisor Ely in the Chair
Neither the Mayor or Recorder beag present, doubt
was raised Wheeler the Board Of Supervisors cUd bs
ady formed II decided take business requiring
final sCtion
bills for Advertising presented and refcrred-a' were
or two other pspeIs. -,
befors Lgaure 8supervisor CHAUscEY from the
tpeA Committee made h subject tie said the Com
that tho fees Of &c be abolished and
The officers BE- placed upon salary
In relation the proposition to elect the Chief Of Police by the
people the that the be adopted
IL proper that the Police In ali s Departments shall
iupervon eponsbe head In the
Chief Police being elect, by the people be would be wholly
irresponsible particular and the mpropeg OF bring
DR the position INFO tie Of psrty politics readily be inn
ssned If he does be only be reached subsequent
election then the people might not be acquainted with
which existed and which wou1 be In possession Of board
Committee propose that o. appointment of Chief Of Police
,ha be nomination Of the Mayor BY the Board of Aldermen.
relation Of Mutual Insurance Companies IA
posed that they SHAH continue taxable their AMI
their srrod premiums a. latter stempted to be passed Tax
the scrip premium Il ID conformity with recent
decision The Committee iop1s, II can be yady done 70 con
BY Board OF Commissioners Of Assessment 0E the
opening and widening Of streets &C. instead Of appointing Cou
FOR which have been paid by the
public and by individuals.
In repoc whayes and piers proposed that the be
permit By law charge greater remuneration than at present
with keeping the piers proper order which be
done present. Whether best thai the shall be
landed the OF the vessel the Com
rntiee not prepared 10 say
These sre the pin cpsl peints OF the report
Board beng duly TguzCd motion made and u ed
toured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
BROOH wv ITEMS.

TnE FERRIES RErwEEs NEW YoRK AVID BRooKLrs.-
Al the last meeting Of the Common Council the following
eambe and resolutions in relation TO the ferries between
he two cities were submitted By Aid Fowler, and adopted
BIZ the unanimous consent Of the Board -
Vaas Ferry Company has given not &C. under data
NJ application % the Lssssture Of this sa
eor an set Of with capita not exceeding one mos
~ Sos,. ard where's the Of Brooklyn nom her cesion
and post. Elrds her ferry Eht deeply Interested
tbs ,per sbeet Of the Of incorporation and The
spt ef the therein involved that wkieh vital 70
the prosperity Of toe ntero yhsrs-
fore,
ReoissS That the subject hereby referred to %: yeny
and Committee report the Board how fer In the opn
on Of the propod oct Of ncoporson hsve
nSeeey retard the general prosperity Of city
and with the sbec 81
deemed for the and preeetso Of the psb
INTEREST,"
Received Thst Mayor hssby requested srhvith sivs
Both b1nchss Of the S<as Le<stsr,
thh whss o sn tbs ssbjsst
BE- esnsdsssd md sch povsos h hs ssFef n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

took fre bu, WIS specify sabiasd by the ffen'a WHO
dernoisisd lie slructCres $50
Tie erection of stecs Of the above description whi'a
ere ua:ed to serve n The capacity Of avn ngs - con
hsIy to law and the police should MAXI complaint to tho
rror.r authorities against the offending parties
The frmen are deserving CT credit for the pro
viii which they responded TO the alarm aud Their a'F
in reading tie ground with heir a2P7ra'us as2is "a
cl<taes in the shape ofhuge snow banks thai ob'Fnsa
tie Streets n ihis pr. Of the City.
FIBEs BROOKLYN
About O'Clock las; evening FIRE broke cut IN tue D'ooA
yn Museum causing light damage before was *
hnsUished. The rOof somewhat burned
The night previous fire broke out in two story fFGe
TIE Of Fu ton av aud Oxords occupied
BY John Moore. lie building OF much value but
he family experienced mich sire in being turned out OF
TIER home during the severe storm that prevailed 1t iae
tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
FIRES
FIRE IN WEsT-sr
inOerls 18Th

Last evening about O'Clock, FIRE broke out in the
building No Is2 West ct; first and second stories oc-
cupied principally by Messrs Gulck Holmes wholesale
grocers third story by Mr. Hendrckson' as salIoft
The fire originated in small apartment on the first door,
lpsrtoned of from the premises of Messrs. & oc-
cupied by Morris j Griffin. hat shop Some person
who passing along West st, at the time, discover
ing smoke issHing from the building gave the alarm
when the door of the hat shop was burst open,
and barrel filed with charcoal besides the stock and
wooden partition found be fire BY this time several
IRE companies arrived the ground and soon succeeded
in e1,irgushng the fsmes The fire extended into the
of Gulek Holmes but was speedily subdned oy tue
hremen The extensive sto Of this firm consisting oil
coffee tea sugar &c was damaged to large amount by
water and also by the dense smoke that psrvaded heH
pr,mises.
The loss Of Messrs Quick Holmes is roughly estimated
q, about $4,000 Insured $4,000 in the Broadway and
5000 in the Lonard Insurance Companies Loss Of Mr.
Griffin about sloo-no insurance. Mr. HENDERSON su'
taiped eight damage BY water
The wooden sheds covered with tin extending over the
sidewalk in front Of The above and adjoining buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
NEw Yoag J.n. 81. 1s1

Aid Ely President, in the Chair.
Regorts AdopedIn favor of approprating s2 800 for
the Anniversary Of the Birthday Of Washnston
ara appointing Special Committee act with similar Committee
~ ne other Board Of Special Committee bs before the
Legislature. - =, y>.,, , 4. A. ~,
oraiion in resolution OF the Board
Of Aldermen the charter The counsel Of opinion thst
The ,th the charter prohibits this Board from org-
rating anv paper involving the expenditure OF money Previous
Stale laws make eraiive the Common Council TO
male order the expenditure OF but
ton four of declares action shall be TAKEN hrt
nv the opcmen Aldermen either concurrng
rejecting. &C 49, -, >. -, ,,
After speech from Aid. Mott, disagreeing with hr.
Dillon, refe rred 20 Comm ittee on Laws
The Board adjourned to Tuesday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

MAS AND TEAM DRowSED We learn that Mr.. Doc
little Of Windsor Broome Co carried OFF on the ice
and drowned on Wednesday last From what can
learn ii seems that Mr. d. had some hay island in
the Susqrehanna, and drawing it off with team.
He Lad got load and returning 10 the main shore,
when from the swelling Of the water caused by the rains
of Monday and Tuesday the lee started and carried away
him and his but they had not gone far before tho
ice broke up and they were drowned
Deposit del CO.. Democrat leth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
LIBERIA.

Ia Sev Mr. Pnney the Corresponding Secretary of the
Soioniza,ion Society, has received letter from Mr.
~ ofoan. dated Monrovia December a. and from
s.. xiscts are published in The Colonization Journal
nj isia DC Cuba. Capt Miller, the last emgrant
"'m sew tork, arrived at Monrovis on the 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
RECKLESS DRIVING

Sin: You will please draw the attention Of the people
tho gross esrsne Of The drivers and conductors Of some Of
the Third Rsilroad line Coming from YOrkye h, afsrnoon
was driven outside Of The sesh by the forced packing
ladies' aud ia this latter position notwithstanding
utmor care and precauon my part with hers jlnnsd
ssnst standing By the Sidewalk and thrown from tbs sogh
ny bruised and Injured aud attention
psd ont sn with another with his knee crushed
hing make the best could Of situation
have that peon bad his leg broken In this place
only few hours before Yours, j. B.P.
F.,.L Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

GAS GAS !! GAS "A large number Of new pat
Chandeliers Fixtures will be found 1t tbs
great Manufacturing Depot Of Archer Warner Co. No "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
The following sales of Real Estate made at auction
by Albert H. Ncolay on Tuesday Feb 81


The plot Of sround the junction oil Division Forsyth ana bsya
the build t1eI s..s.pJpvn
ory brick Wet Goth a. lot 2lx98 1900
7siorv brick Rspeye lot 20xGJ fgs
3story lot Adelph st. lot 25x0).. 1000
and lot south sch lot z0xO0 $40
storS and lot South 5h lot x00. 500
9ory bok honses sod lots 2oxO0..
o,s On corner of South 9Th each 900 1850
lot on soufh ID At 22xl2O I,00
lot on south 2ist s5x 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Diseases of the Lungs aud Tbroats and their Sue
eesal Treatment BY the Inhastin Of Asdcstsd ys2orn ~
Robert Fuper Containing representing the Noaca
cavities the labss and the nhsDs insses
sale the boossorss and 81 tse once OF Too
suthor No Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

FIVE FEET oP CmCkgN!-Fiye feet Of humanity is
very days not counting the boots Bat
feet Of Eve feet high sOmsthng worth
ing Yoo with the crowd to the famous Pouity show
Museum you wish anything Of that sxsr.ordn
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
fAdyeri ise meat 7
TIE BRIGHT LITTLE GIRL.

Her blue eyes they beam aud they twinkle;
Her liTs have made srnil Ing more fair;
On cheek and a brow there's wrinkle
,Buf thousands Of e1Tls 10 her hair
Picture Of this little human angel taken sw days naes
Root sUseesstni artist with chill
dren IN Cal and his work that took the hshe
prizes Worlds Fair Gallery open day and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Brady's Prize Pictures at the Worlds Fair at Lon
don, 1871 and the Cstsi Palace 1853 DO At his
Gallery 80 so Broadway over rhompsoa's Saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
FIVE DOLLAR WRITISG CLASSES The subscriber


ks.r biz ell s for Of lessons App
ca Immediately Ladies' class Pnvss
sSeD OLIVER GoLnenITH, No $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

ARREST OF BoTs FOR STEaLIsG-Dayid Barry, limo
Mchse Foley snd Underh all
yesterday arrested by Officers Hsrolpson aud obey o. tbs
Fourth Police With breaking into the store Of Msss
Newman RaBde No 2i5 Fontst ani stealing thsfeom
per nails the value OF go They taken bsfors
Justice BOgan and locked no 10. trial.
Patrick Fos also arrested charged Win buying
tie above stolen property from the boys They were held Tor sx
sminsfOp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
NARROw ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Between u and I

oeoek yesterday morning while tbs raging named
found lying Ia Third Yokylis
the offu1 and the Indictment weather Hs
the Police Station ia Eighty sxbst by Ocss
Nurphy the Nineteenth Ward who aer
tions suceeedsd IN restoring him 10 consciousness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
CITY ITEMS.
NyTrOPOLOGIClL RpGrsrt

METEOROLOGICAL ROOSTER
Frc Ot,rrs,a - S'grSrd TAsrro.~I ys Ci9.s-rs'
Il. soSKErrf
1851. sAM. IL SPIN
February q q 2gl a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Yesterday afternoon the Railroad Committee of the Board
Of Couucim,n met in their Chamber City Hall Present
Mr. kimbapk Chairman. end Mr. Wild
In the following letter addressed to the Had
son River Railroad Company lengthy commuaic stion
was received by the Committee, from f. ID. Morgan,
President Of the Company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-26
Fraud in the Nebraska Bill.

washington, June IA.
An astonishing fraud has just been
discovered by Messrss Campbell of O.
hio, Benton, Mace and others, in the Me-
braska bill. 1t seems that Mr.. Richard
son stated to the House that his substi-
tute was the senate bill simply, without
Clayton proviso, when, in fact, he had
inserted clause providing that no per-
sons of other than the citizens Of the t.
nited States should hold office or vote
until they had sw orn to support the
principles Of this bill. 1t also provided
for continuing in force all laws locally
applicable. This includes the act of
1884, excluding from said territories all
foreigners, on penalty Of thousand
dollars, without passport from the
War DEPARTING mt, limiting the time he
shall remain. and route Of travel.
MIR. Mace will introduce bill amen
ding and explaining. the Nebraska act ;
and Messrs. Benton, Campbell and 9TH
efs, will take the floor in denunciation
of the fraud this imposed on the coun-
try Cor. of the New York Tribune.