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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

originated 10 soo,e wood work through which et0ve
pipe had b en- psosd sue was 70 ubt osulod " the
pPe becoulins eve,he .ted Tee priheIf.I s0.ss 20
COR $3,c00 Ia tie Rutgers and CootGettI Iasursace
CompsIise.
FIRE IN East sEvtgrxrSTH STREET.
About O'Clock Jcs cIosy uoroiog FIRE occurred in
tae teLtmeat house, No 1873 St Seventeenth street
10 cCpst qatDce of a drunken IIishnsn layiog his
lighted pipe upon tto BED. TIE ds1sge sus.sued
Sss very triiliog tie fte bong eIt;usGisted viii
few buckets OF water Th- d,unken fellow, up % the
slsIn Of fire be ZOE sven became suddenly sober and
cleared out, fearing an arrest by the police.
YAIsE ALARM.
The alarm Of fire between 3 and clock On S,tur.
day Afternoon was caused By tue burning Of tar
rel st the loot Of Eighth street.
HOW FIRES SOMETIMES JRIGIsATE.
II has often been remarked that lpsny Of the fires
bst occur in the lover part Of the city are the result
Of careetness OF potes and others having charge Of
stores. These person. at .be close Of business hours
ere so anxious to set nome that they pay but little heed
to the cor oon OF the premises otherwise than 10
Il they are properly scored. Upon looking over
Of the Fire MGsbss investigation fn1 IN the Gaze
Of the fire ia Buck in & Cranes Tea Warehouse No.
~ Front street, which occurred on Sunday morning,
the I'D of November, several fscts, 10 by the
porter AID others, which 90 to show very clear that
practice had existed for several years 90 the part of
the porter, Of deposting the sweepngs OF tue store,
together with the aches from the stoves, into empty
tea chests candle boxes and barrel. On the day be-
icIe the fire, the barrel was full Of ashes aud sweep
iDgs, and ii was further shown thss the barrel WAS
standiI the first floor ia the vicinity where the
FIRE was seen burning when the doors were broken
open.
The unsefe manner Of depositipg the ashes wa,
doubt the cause Of this FIRE, which involved loss TO
tee underwriters Of nearly sixty thousand dolsrs.
IL would be well If the proprietors Of warehouses,
and ali storckeepers, were 10 brush up the idets OF
their porters ana helps ard at the same time give
little attention to the matter themselves, aud zee that
proper vessels provided for the reception Of sweep
iDgs and asher.
The DANGER OF LOOKING AFTER GAS LEAKAGEs
WITH A LIGHT.
Explosions and fres frequently occur from the sim
pie practice OF persons applying light around the
meters pipes, in sea,ch OF q leak. We m AXE an
extract from the Fne MGrehas reports eho wing nov
Dscsssary lie to keep all lghts away from netsrs and
ppss: o,,
in fancy goods and hosiery store kept by Mr.. DsW-
land at No. 1901 Greenwich street. On the night
previous to the fire Mr. Ds attention was directed to
an escape Of Gas, when. to fad the leak, he took
lighted paper and passed the fame around the lead
oOnyeclna pipe. At this time he must have fired the
gas at the esk but tine fame was then very small
be cid not observe il. The gas from the leak must
have continued to burn until it fnaly melted tbs sol
Ser on the pipe, when the increased fame assembled
md fired the shelving over it,"
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sd pe tysr S : tSS TSes c'Sst ";sod: .o1'
ssely eIposies she os iSiothes uero fOaad s. u;
f.! eta q t 81 hood sa. .:, "a: :s
N who're the bog On the or elisa beside the bed
Mood sss founo H. pstsan. ut us-d 10 iuf oun!
This vas eTieen eptoued. We are OF opinion gay
the woofc. 10 Biz desih By cutting has throA "u
rszor. va. .he, given to the Jury, wio' aver
re s. ga,. rssiop, res]e''d 'he following
bIfa s'@ YIRpICT. .
Cad that ecfsseo came 10 bis dAIs by SUI
I've G NIT bis throat rth ras'r while lsHor.g
ei5sg, a. Of temporary inssntS caused By eIys'p,a
,.,. alton communicating whine n'Hioi '"''
q To BRAIN .,...,,o q s,o and ya,s ma
~. ef this State. He vas sage na''
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Nvw-YoRx HosrIrAL.-Weekly Report to Dec.
IAdvertisement.l
A CARD.

uhappy A. this of the al pulmonary diseases
ist,oly and can only arrested by and ad
cal treatment What to-day but simple mAady and sssy
r,red viii In all probability few weeks months hence have
passed to sta hey reach Of al dica skill Know
ing facts end that treatment b the direct application
the diseased air and nssD the only
by which catarrhal bronchial and cormptve oEesses
BE- efectuy removed Wsae mos. DESTROYS that our patients
should permit corruption in their OF the
which ths sneins 10 most instances steadily
toward recovery We nse1sibe to the severity the
times and have too hsh Of responsibilities, and
too deep tor the Ttputaou OF lDhason TO rit
peIsons considerations 10 wosn ss.tDt duyto those
thoiI We thereioro sdopt THIS
b.r WANT I'D Wih.s that the utnost Of
our ability viii nord them every facility Tor continuing or
in these times ~ pccuragy sn.Cacy
RoBERT uVsTCE, n D, lphyseians lIr
Henry Melville, 81 D., }PGnnoaGry D-eo.e,,
No 8<3 bEoadGsy hc S-loFs.
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judge Ese detetn.ted 10 tia. event. to commit thcir
ofo'her. not recoeni'us his iIht 10 cit With then.
seene vGs however prevented. Prior to the opening
Of The Co3rt the Justices had fnsndly private
'uateu with Mr. Fisa srd hat gentle man after
let the Court II understood that he has decided to
potfoLe tny fntter action 10 the matter uot he sd I'll
receive be ce,t.6cs.e of e!tctiO which the Courty
Cox has az ye; refused to give him, on the ground
that the Carvasstrs have tot published s dec.ra.
ton of lis election. No Teps0n il given for this
OMISSION Oh .be pat tf tie Cauvs:sers and It is prob
able that utder recent decisions they bound to de-
clare Mr.. Finn eec,ed. He will thus be eatisled to
isle bis seat and draw some two months sslary until
January 1T next. Mr.. Finn has been sitting in Cnan-
bers fer sone days past. lie has granted several
orde, but the Ceik has refused to enter them, prob
ably under the direction Of the o.ber Justices. There
were several other candidates for this short Office bat
Mr. Fin received the hiehes. number Of yotes, ".
Nore Of the parties thought Of making nominations isr
40 il signifcart o term.
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FIRES.
PRE- IL BROADWAY,

FIRE ~ BROADWAY.
About y O'Clock or Saturday aight fire was DIS
covered in 81 stt;c room IN tbs building No 30 Eros-
Ssy. occupied by Mr. James Gisdu, and an alarm
pscm PITY siYep. The hSmee were put out with fe
pals q water. Damage 70 ths bulldog about so.
There "a some.hrg ysterous aboat the olgia OF tue
Gre, sid the matter VIII DO investigated by tho Fire
hsisbsi. 3se fire had apparently commenced on oos
sde of the embarrassing end theme extended
through tie ceiling TO the roof
FItE ss joys STREET.
Al q o'o!cck yes.xdsy morning FIRE broke out 10
0s laird story q No Io0 Jotn street oce 1pied &c a
eat raaussotcy by RoJkst!eS 4 Bsde'. The sro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07
IA " INTELLIGENCE.

No1lcLs.-Judge Roosevelt viii open the December
Special Term of the Supreme Court at ii o'clock on
Monday.
On ard after Monday, Deeembe, :, Judge Dsviss
will ait at Chambers, commencing at 10 a. m.
Svpcrcr Courf,-DuriDg the last week in Decen'
Der the General tenn of this Court viii resolve itself
into two trial terms and four Jures wild then be ocou
pied IN disposing Of the csses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

ARE.L EsrATE AGENT ARRESTED FOR EHsrzzLk-
yryr On tie complaint Of ar. jacob Vauderpool.
Mt. Edward b KiDsheiner, Real Estate Agent, doirg
busipess at No. $40 Fourth avenue was arrested on
Saturday for enbtz.lcmens II lie alleged that Kias-
kenor as for seyera yeas past acted for Mr.. Van
d.uoo as house agent, and that on the 18Th Of NO
venb., MI. be received check Of ESQ from A.
o..sy Hail esa a. rent due for TIE premises occupied
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iAGyertisoinentI
P,Rpy's NATIONAL THEATER.-The REVOLT

M INLIA; Or TIVE FALL DELHI. Ths thrilling drama COM
meme liz second week this popular place %
TINS EvINyc the rush 10 being so great has indu
the Nsns.er TO its ropr;sntn la connection sEh
q. c se 20 have the beaut drama by J. T. Psrr entitled
M,ayI 1Hr CHILp Battle FirLD. The Pcrfrns
with capital face OF Tue CAPrAS shoT Miss
Ar I n Allen Sir q. L. Fox, Mrs H. +. Nichols. Mss
Esb.wsy az .e hole Of this cxoont company appearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

1t was expected that thore would be sone difficulty
IN the Superior Court OF Saturday morning from the
fact that Mr.. Pinn, who cl'ins 10 have boco lately
elec:tis Jsdgc Of tt,: Ccur. proposed 70 take bic
sess 90 The Depch ard was undAfstosd tas. the other
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IAdveItiss
To TIE PIHLIC.

Fsv.,,cxs. PHoroGR.rHs, HALLoTyPEs DAGCEReG0.
r,prs and AMskoTYPEs ale always acceptable Holiday Cts
,bould be secured at once HIS nALicen. Tcnp Of Az
nos SIS and S1 Broadway, opposite Me!oPohan Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

We hara thst at recent meeting Of the Diree'ors
Of the metropolitan Batk resolution was unanimous
y adopted to discontinue forthwith. the subscription Of
the Bank 10 Tic Journal Of Commerce, because Of its
support If Fernando WOOD ia the late contest for the
Msyorslty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

PAssiNG CoUSTrRFTfr MONEY! estertsy fore
non Officers D. Jacobs and Cochen arrested named
Heary Jones and George Hsssn charge Ct attempting 70
psss counterfeit 81 blu OF the Exchange Bank, Hartford
After having but toe
peities other Of Tfey
G. Il n.i.ttd q. .he Siith District ; alton House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

RoRBERno.- On Saturday evening the residence OF
Mn H. Division entered an6 robbed
OF quantity Of wearing spPsel and other Att
Cles. 49, -, e..--., III. -
The premise. No $50 Grand street. robbed OF articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

h. Mr.. Hal, sad premises being zred BY Hf. F,c'
cepooI. 1t s further alleged Tia; Riasteler co. he
Oh, ct oasted ard appropriated the morey to his oES
Use. Tie eccused was taken before justice Cjrnosy,
who held him fer e5auipston-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

FfRFAry's EtrcTIoS.-An election FOR sevea Is
sUsrt En.ire>r ef ;be F.re DeprtEent. " D. vi take
r,s- tTsessay eyeris tegcCr sid 10 ocloN
BE- rsI,s VI! vote in ,seir Era bosseA fhefo
aie son, twtsty care SSatos in tbe ao,d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

The SUPposEp PoTsoNING CAsn.-The inquest upon
,b body Of Thomas sane He'd under suspicious ciTeum
.aac wa cosed Eiid,y night. The evidence of the
chemist showed that the substance found u ht ,omscn snd
he vegetable pisoO, Was Ene The Jrry scc"fd
irs, re dtred a verdict Of Heath from natural causes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

CcrSrrDFTIIFRS ARREST D.-Ihe Fourth Precinct
Police a,sd four Saturday night lie charge CT
tst. caur tetse ts al jferr- stores IA HyIte sSeese
In, M 60 CT the cenonraons Il g. ard So, on tie var
uers Bank Morns Holy, " J. They bsd srectcde1 IN
rrss!us seytrs The scuse1 committed 70 swat eHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

lie RIM fr rnoesrt uten tse Et ws.cs
ohs vsiret &C trR f-r1 the T.Jc tsoe wto6 sas o.
r,iei sbop ttt pessju sp6s-ltsltl, sat bsv
utfc q = - q TIE yEe. sas tie.
q teF scg~sut t-ester ettse Thts Pc
5Ssh htcd'1, ca sUss.Jas5
a bs!rs sccon Eioe. Sbe is beii &c hh'iiSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

PoLIsT CAsIS-Dlr:rg the month 0; NoVeUbsr
q w,gr tried before Ise R,chsg ir ~eia ictEeas
rsssGo sui "a comps uts dismissed feis sAe1
size Of stost 30 ksuuess dp cd os ot'd 'a.s
Hcss lie4 gItaia .he sar,e lice and decisions hale.
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fASyeltisernent.I

IMPORTERS STOCK or NECK-TIFS At retail.
BL.cK and Fancy SILK TVS around q centsi twice
on ID ~ cebts; usual retail prices IS cents and 60
NspoI yoS T,fs sTocKs aud scARTs equally low.
SMITH 4 BRoVwER. NC. ~ Vesey-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

SYRIoUs AcCInEST.-A young lady named Elea
Jsueu .i6ias IN the fscJ Of tie DeFd.y HpcrEsenden
Ct Pccc l. Sknsa met with sen aecioea yestet
day by her hand through psne Of ssss in the doo
w6.c stttmpiiIs c.ose l. The hand VAS Ira aeefs"S-
al6 the ra,ical artery nearly severed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

EXProsIox AccIDFET.-On Saturday afternoon, thu
cylinder tie hair picking factory Rosi street near L
S5erue, oxpce.d seriously niursg Eugene MeCaIty VINO
at
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plsrAsrD MEAr.-A fellow named james McAvog
who s csat in The set Of jressDg in the Ninth Ward
which Rad died 4, disease before AID. Wos su
t.sed f.A
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UuI.THrrYIxG.-A trunk containing number OF
er-c- If v.srrg apparel stolen ifori the house OF
Ml,r No iS Hrdscu Saturday evening, shortly
sftCr il tsd b. left there By 81 ExpTesstnsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

MEETING OF THE OH PoLIcE FoRcE.-The MEN,
beTs Of the late municipal police force met Saturday
afternoon at Tammapy Halt Daniel Linn was chosen
ChaiIn an. II was understood that they met 70
tribute toward the teting their right to be placed on
the Metropolitan Police. The proceedings were con.
duc ed in secret, but il understood that falling to
unite upon the best course to be pursued, they ad'
journed without coming 10 any coLc .usion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

MIMI WARD.-At a meeting Of the Ninth Ward
Republican Association held on Friday eyericg, Dee
4, 1857, the following named gentlemen were elected
officers OF the Association for the ensuing year;
Silss B. butcher, President; Nelson ID. Thayer,
HiInm Burdett, David Marsh, Sewell Dodge Vice
Pros;dents Frank Fletcher, Secretary Tnomis c.
G;IVan TTeasMer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

Y.sa1E TarryE,,-A 6ew days sinae ycsne &c.
uan essd !, TIE horse q @. IL Seyteu No
strert an spc..ed o. stIstel sefst- ~ n =
theP b w5nsa tuseiJ srq'eSta 'ssS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

N,S.Yoak TYPooRArHIoAL USIoY.-The regular
monthly seOg of this Society took place on Sstur-
day evening last and was fully attended. After tho
transaction of the ordinary business, the election Of
officers for 1853 was proceeded with when the follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

TIE friend. of the Juvenile Temperance enterprise
will be sorry to hear Of the illness of Mr.. j. W.
Revsl, the in tefas gable Juvenile Temperance Agent
He Las bses confined 10 hi, bed for the last four
days aad probably viii be for the next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

The nativity table gives 80 natives Of the Emitted
sates, II of Ireland, 80 of Germany, of England,
of Seotlard, of British America, each Of nca,
Denmark, Prussia Italy and Switzerland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

U,cuv,y RoBRrRr-Mr. George Hal, Cnsmoer'
lsi1 CT the Cer.tery Of tee EyersIeeas wA
ser on hls ret,n fou TIE Cemetery CT sesucey car
.iy,d him Of kis pocke,.botk contsirr hee.
IL. 4 re conc s5e,c OF estto IL Cs;resf! 49,
"A cut az bspt bills fhe rebberis iesefts4 se
eyed. roi.h looAins fellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

STABBED is THE FouRrH WAED.-Abont l'o'c.ock
last night as gen lenan was passing through Roo;e-
welt street. be wac attacked by some rufiians, who
attempted to steal his wstch and chain Not succeed
.pg is this, they stabbed him in the head, and then
made their escape. The officers Of the Foarth Pre-
olet, in their returns to tie Deputy Superintendent
yesterday morning, simply mention the matter bat
fail TO give the of the Injured man. the nature
of bis injuries his residence, what care was taken
of hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

BaooxLYx Crrr MoRrALIIT.--Report Of ssstat, n
Brc osiyn fIora the 9th November 10 IN ~ ~
sro SC siIlS. Total 90. = r,a-i.,d 81 a ar.
Natsay states. Go; Ireland, 81 E'-sAnO' 81 'e
mar l. 4
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lie r-tn t oesr. vtes se won.p ,>ct gt ws.ce a..
cerei sSopt btr re.s,u spbs3i.-sl, .ai es w.os
Eh,tc shr E,ie Sc exc s 9 % 70. yEs 40. 90
e.Ie' ne ignsr sssh A,eds1 ca ssss.iss
d bt!rs 40 ,ecen Fi.oe- shs &, bel; &c hs'.'Ss'
PoLIsT Casrs.-Dur:rg the month 0; November
q w,gu tiled before lusie R,.chleg ~ta ceEeas
rssst6 snd "a complaints tsmi'ssd ft. s1e1
we've ue4 TIiaia :hs sarae lice AID decisions male
FrnyAry's EtrcrIoS-An election FOR seven Is
sHsIt EnEe.r q .Ss FFs De2r,Ee rt " d ,S ssss
Ls- . m7'Iow lsessay events, te.geen sd 10 oe,ps
I5c ,ou rsIs WI vote IN tseif c. hrs - b0se~ f"
sou, twtsty csEsssates in tbe hold
CrrSrrRYEITFRS ARREST D.-The Fourth Precinct
Poee fou Saturday night tie charge OF
The b,s the ceno.nat!ons Il ard on tie ss
Ter. Bslk ct Mount Holy, n. J. Ttey h.d 'uec.edee IN
l rs'.o. Wis.,
= RIOTS AcCInYST.-A young lsdy named Euen
Jsusou e.i6ias IN the scJ Of tie DeFd.y sapcrHienden
G Pccc l. sLnaa street met with sen sccloeai yester
S1y ey 1ei aa.a Tie hsrd vas GS lscsrsed
aLd ,ho ta.icsi artery was nearly severed
H,II.THIEyISG.-A trunk containing number OF
articles vtsrrg apparel stolen ffo the house Of n
Miller. No $50 Hrdsou avenue ON Saturday evening" shortly
siteI it tsd. b = lcft there By 81 ExpIe'ansa.
Exp1osIox AccIDFST.-On Saturday afternoon, the
cylinder tie hair picking factory Roi street ne.f Lee
employed abou. he psise The Of .Ao accident was
lot kDoNn.
PlssiSG CoUSTrRFTrr MONEY! estertsy fore
non Osces Jacobs ard Cochen arrested two named
Heary Jones and George Hsssn charge Of attempting -
psss counterfeit - blu Of tho Exchange Bank, Hartford
her having informed tina, ihe b con.sriris Toe
accused peI;e made other Atou ITS TO pss Of Tney woo
e Il u.i.t.s q, she Siith District ; alton House.
The SrPposFp PoTsoNING CAsr.-The inq usst upon
the body Of Thomas Ksane who ed under suspicious csun
. c,csed en- Friday night Ine evidence OF tne
caeust showed that the substance found U ht stomach sai
supposed Re vegetable Psoo vas tne The Jry accord
r rel dtfea verdict OF Heath from natural causes
p1srAsrD MEAr-A fellow named james McAvog,
who wts ceut in The set Of jrese ~ IN tne Nnt ward
Which Rad died disease tai en- before AID Wos"m aud
uSed f-S
RoRgrRnA-Op Saturday evening the residence OF
Mn H. in Division entered ans robbed
OF quantity Of wearing sppseI and other Att
Cles. =, Al, m,
The dwelling CT Claus weden, in the Sixteenth Ward was
entered and robbed of go. s,,
The premises No 40 Grand street. was robbed OF articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

ARREST OF 4 FuGI1TE-A man named wilma
ncieu Of ben one a dc psrIe engaged In number o.
ehurch robbees Long Island bSt nc Snra
,iop. b.vc en- p~rsrsd In Fsl,ei County Conn., en-! "a
facts po toGd c'ieF ss UEe Of ~ Mc.er
y a. ilv,el IN 10 be coyyed 20 Conaeo'cstioI tI'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

BRiGur DEED IL A NAUGHTY WORLD.-on
Saturday Mr. Reed Of chs city 'st his pocket box,
ctntssirg money and checks to considerable
amount, while pss,ng down Broadway in an omnibus.
Richard Welsh, porter in the employ of Messrs.
Van Wyok, Townsend Il Warren, No. ll3 Broadway,
found the same sought out the owner az once, aud
returned it to him. May bis shadow never De less,
and bis children, if Ike him, numerous in the land.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26

Is 1t alone The loyal in their party al!eei,
ance, that are to bs exempt frym all res,
pors'b'l''y for any sor, of moral dvin-
qnency? Mr. SliacIi could 90 scot. free
tor the PIaqutmine fraud, as it Injured 10
Democratic success, and 80 with Col
Davidson, the morality Of whose pot,.
ci:t tactics SO long as 1t did not interfere
with individual members Of the Demo
cratic fanny and teaQsi to promote the
! Success Of par'y-was ali right, and in>
steaa OF c|aracerzing his movements as
y"n now do, you extoIiel them AS speu,
did exhibitions Of tact, ana shrewtl, adroit.
political ma' nnyring. We would per-
maps question their fairness and moral
bearing, hut # We attempted All argument
with Democratic politicians OH that point
they would at once say, "Oi1, YOU are
only mad because old Tom i. too smart
for Won. lie is horse "a Democratic
war hose, he Is" We do not question
the justice or truth of 4 great deal said
by these patriotic Democrats against Mr..
siidel! or Mr.. Davidson, we only think
they have b+en su&pic'ouslY si3p III Their
denuueIatious, and inclined 10 think, had
there been a satisfactory division Of fed
eral spoI!~, there would have been no
troubles in the Democratic caup-no
connlants, # the power and the patron
age Of the federal government had been
used at Il reg lar election in favor of
party ticket Instead Of being used as you
say 1t was, TO ''prncure the nomination
of Col. Davidson" And yet, it is the
elections, and not the conventions. that
the people are s'ly Interested lu--t'lr
purl:y Of the ballot box and not violations
OF Democratic usage, III tile Judicial eisc
;ion Of The Eighth district, the Davidson
convention IN the Third District, or Dem
ocra,ic treason at Cincinnati.
Has it come to this, that the people
of louisiana, instead Of deciding in their
elections matters oF public policy best
cacn'a.ed 10 promote tier welfare,
wealth aud happiness, ar" called upon 10
decide tie grave questions of"Denpcrat
tc lisa es,' grnw,n. oul Of The cnuvsn-
lions and tiissenSions If The De,nocratic
party. God sorb;J such prostitution
Of the ballot box, viii respond every pas
trotic citizen, pujie justice, public NOR
ajiiv, ard public policy require the defeat
IF both the National, or spoiIs Delnoc-
racy, aud the virnouS, or SgnI Demcc-
racy. Their virtue had it ben tempted
wr fear wout,i have sEccnmhed to the
charm OF raj favor. There ara those
who "erc strongly opposed TO >IideI ana!
Davidson, who have been seduced, pon
hal not the opportunity Of playing tie
wanton- Others bad, a. d prostituted
themselves.