New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

INV HAursHIRx -1he A4ninistratiou n In a mi.
Do.isy Of 70 ee'-ths sssss , shonsly and lastinsly
The Rev. james Pike, the member o. Congress elect
"a in he let Dstr,ct y usshodNst Elder - yesrs
ego Depoc'st, but has for several years previou,
to Tbs election acted with the Pseesoh party Of ths
Mr.. Isppan, elected in the Hid District, vs. an
original Wing, but he has for some years acted with
me frstson party. He i every inch man, sod
| GEES
Mr.. Csgio, elected in the lid District, formerly
r.PreeIttd BY Harry Hubbard has alwsys been
Wig be, however. received the votes Of the anti.
Naturalization Democrss in bis District, and IL elect
ed BY over 1000 majority. He is q young mau OF
about 35 10 q lawyer, Prscticibg his profession at
Lebanon aid an upright and intelligent gentiem an
every wy worthy the high position he has been
The general impression IT, that John p. Hale and
James Bell win be- chosen Senators. Mr.. II il yell
bLo~n Mr. Bell was tie Wing candidate for Gov
erbor. DADie' ClSk Of Manchester, q man Of talent
IL aio supported for Senator.
ERvIsc, Mas The citizens, in ackno wledg nent
Of 'womsns rights" at their recent town meetiog
made selection Of q woman . member Of the
school Committee. The Greenfield Gazette says
that every year We see men elected on School Com
"nitfees who are not 70 well qualified a. dozens of
women 10 their respective towns, or even their
"owD wives. Many School Committees might be i'm
"proved by the Introduction of some womsn."
KENTUCKY Lynn Boyd, the late Speaker of the
- determined
10 settle eosn at hs home and ahake from his shoes
politics forever"
ISDIAsA.-Tbe Legislature failed to ensc. an Ap.
porf'onneDt bill. The tbirty-six counties tbs gave
IS Rsprtsen' stives, ct ratio Of 100 polls The
House bill gave them 37-the Senate bill A. The
ff, five cOpD,ies that msiorites for the Fusion
ticket in October were entitled 70 IS representatives,
a. the same ratio The House bin gave them 63-the
senate bin Sc. The senate, which held over was Ne
brseks. While the House composed of representatives
trt oh fiom Il people was Anti Nebraska and Repub
lican The failure 10 elect u 9. Senator, and the
transaction OF other important business are directly at
uitu'sbe 10 the hole over majority in the State SEN
are and the people will hold them responsible.
Missouri We fnd in The 81 Louis Intelheencey
the following summary of the Liquor Law recently
enacted by the Missouri Legislature: The new Liquor
Law parsed at the close Of the late seeion of the
Legislature Tor the especial benefit Of this city and
county, is simply revival sth more stringent pen.
slties for Ifrirgement of the law Of le45 Tue law
as il ia now changed, requires majority Of the os n.
era or occupants Of any block, TO give their consen:
TO The lice bsDs of dram shop 10 that block if in the
city ard majority of the citizers of the township
If IN the county This will very nesrly amount to to-
tai prohibition. The bill makes the selling Of liquor
Cd SUI DAYS or to slaves work forfeiture of the IL
ceDe. The bill further takes it out Of the 20 yer of
the collector Of dram. shop licenses to ssue licenses
but requires tb. County Court 70 ses on sysESSf nous
s JOE SrOwD up uodsr the old plan of so wing
the Collector to sell licenses. BY allowing the
Collector 20 much for every licente sold, as we'll
a. q per cen. all sums collected, direct bounty
vac offered to the ston of dram shop licenses.
Al We sre told that ON the fum of $500 In 1886,
tie Office had grown up to be worth "a 900 last ye.r
And shout 256 drAm.shops had been encouraged
Into existence in the city and county last year. 1t was
full time to stop.
Among the ci apges effected by the
late FuioD Legislature Is one relative TO the rights
Of married women. By an act, approved Feb. Is,
married woman may Low receive, buy, sell, devise,
mortgage, &c, her real and persopal property
without the consent Of her husband. She may sue
ard he sued without joining her husband in the suit
in either Gaze. There is very little left nov that
married woman o, do Of Ter own free WILL with.
out giving her other half the control that he once en-
loved.