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MASS MEETING: 1o>TpoNID.


MASS MEETING: ro>TroNED.
The Muss Meeting Of the Republican party
Of Chicago, advertised at Metropolitan Hail.
on "Wednesday Qhis) evening, las been III"
definitely postponed, in consequence o. LIE
refusal Of ono Of tue candidates for tic Mayor
atty, Mr.. Wentworth. 10 he governed or IN
any way influenced hy its action.
THE 1IAuPElssS EER1kF 1SQC1sF-
TION.
Senator Mason's 1larpefs Ferry Committee
is dragging its slow length along with no cer'
tain results, as tar as the public can ascertain
except the ros.s. Our readers will remember
that we long ago predicted the utter failure &
the inquisition. The progress Of tue invcst-
ralion has fully confirmed our opinion. Scores
of men have been summoned from all parts oi
the country, whose uniform testimony las
been that the knowledge Of Browns plot
against Virginia was. confined to the handful
Of ,ncn who there prccipitatcd themselves upon
destruction. All attempts to connect the Re-
publican party, OF its prominent mem
bers, with Browns crazy raid, have
been futile The utmost efforts Of the
investigators have failed to : establish
81 consecutive history Of Brown from the battle
Of Oaawatomie to the fight in the engine house
Of the Virginia Arsenal. Every thing tends
to tho conyic,ioa that Brown kept his own
counsel, made nc coniidcats except among his
Immediate followers, covered his tracks care
FULLY az he went nlong, Travelled under all the
names in the directory, did enough business
will. fictitious signatures II be entitled to fiisy
indictments for forgery, and kept himself IN
s,iuctively FREQ from connection with ths
Republican party. The upshot of Senator
Msson's movement will prove that while
Brown was engaged in fighting tue Borde'
Rufians out Of Kansas, he had frequent inter
views with members Of that party, and iron
some Of them perhaps received material AID
but that when he determined to invade Nir
einia, he cut Of the whole list Of his kansa'
acquaintances, and went forward absolutely OF
his own res 'onsibility. The investigation VII
be a failure in $, fur as the investigators hopcs
to damage their political opponents. Tha
chicken will not fight.
, 1860-02-15
The EdmupJson and Hickman Dill.
Gully.

The Washington correspondent Of the C'n-
cinuati Enquirer, writing on the 1ltb, says:
A fracas which occurred yesterday between
Edlnunlsou, Of Virginia, and Hickman, Of
Pennsylvania is the town talk Of to.dAy. 1t
4ppeuis 3 that as Hickman was walking through
the grounds leading from the Capitol to Penn.
>yIvauia avenue, after the adjournment Of the
House, he met Mr.. Keitt, ot South Carolina,
Nr Roulisny, Of Louisiana, md Ednundson, IN
company, the latter OF whom acco-ted lnn,
saving, :" You made speech at Willard lo-
tel The other night when Speaker Pennington
.vass scrcnaded, in which you insulted my STATE" :"
Hickman replied. al did nuke speech on that
OCCASION" when Edmundson struck h.m, knock
ing his Int Of. Vice e-President Breckinrid:e.
wlio was near at hand, with Mr. keitt, inter
fcrrd. and prevented the matter from go'n:
further.
IL Ii said TINT Hickman was armed, aud the
Republicans express much dissatisfaction that
he did not shoot his assailaut. He has been So
bitter in his denunciatiou Of the South. aud Sc
withcring iu his ridicu1e of Southern ChlFalrr
that great things are expected Of him It he rve1
comes into conflict with any Southern Reprcsen,
tativc. It is said however, that Hickman would
have defended hrnseIfir he had not bern seized
and held by one Of the gentlemen who intcrfer
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J. .CorxrkurE,y1$o on 4 LARGE ScALE-l has
been nsccrtaue d that from tie so1h 70 s6e @o!u
Nuycmte ,Ias. between $aoo. 900 aud $500 .ooo ia
ofG Of FhadelpSs rS vers saeee:sn'ix put ot: cir
cu,ation in The states Of Illinois, Ohio, 1udiana.
Tennessee. Mississippi, Alabama, Lo9lnana ana
Missouri. being exchanged for genuine money:
mostly Missouri currency, ,se IS kad ;ad on
cnrd md md Il n,n<. hive bern connected and con.
summaied bv quite number Of persons. Only
ou1 Of them, named Daco1de, has yrt been de:
tected, and he is on trial At St. Lonls where e1
fort. are making for the detecs,on Of Others = Of
the sang. Bacords was taken In Vaaaaa' alter
q lRhQfiQ search,
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Some Of oar merchants are absolutely op-
pressed will, t!,r extent q: the orders tl4er re-
ctiye fruln the >ou,h. We spoke with one of
then, this morning. who said that the house in
which lie WAS c,:.ct rne,', had twice the amount
ct southern t:ade this winter that it had last
season.
What is quite Is WORTHY oi. note, is. that those
who ccp,e on ftom the Srulh to purchase, bur
AZ they lid lat year. where 1hey csn buy to tue
best advantage. They speak with tue utmost
conten,;,: OF The attempts to prescribe Certain
northern merchants, as mere shit Of the poi.
ticiaus, adopted in IN cxisencr Of desperation.
They raay no attention 10 It; they 9oy freely
lions as tu tIle politics Of the seller. They nave
nothing to gain by foregoing The opportunity Of
purchasing where they eau SC: tLe best bar
gaius,-N ]. Hrfniaa Post.
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racAKuEs OF DOUELASISM. .

The freaks Of woman, or the lumors o!
q ch.ld, may be accounted for and explained
hy well known laws; but the yaSaries OF the
Douglasitcs defy the ingenuity Of casu'sts
aud the calculation Of philosophers. SEQ what
they did in the City Convention on Monday
last. Their most prominent candidate for the
Mayoral.y, c. IL Mccormick, Esq.,, gentle
man Of worth aud position, anxious for tue
place aud willing to pay for it by the expendl-
turo Of time and money. was, though clear
majority Of the delegates were elected to for
ward bis claims, unccremoniously thrust aside
by reason Of the suspicion that lie YVES friend
Of Mr. Buchanan.
1t was in y.;n that M.. Mccormick wrote to
tho Executive Committee satisfactorily detin-
ing his position as Douglas man on the m"
tional issues The taint Of the Buchanan her
cry was smclled in his garments, and he was
cut down with as little compunction as one Of
lis rcapcrs is driven through field Of stand
ing grain. Within half an hour allerward,
the men who guarded ,l,elr fold so closely lest
a single Dante should steal in, put in non'-
nation for the City Trcasurcrship TWO well
known Republicans, n. c. Stcarns and i. !.
Tiukhau, the latter Of whom received a COLI
siderable majority u the votes and was unan'-
mously declared tue " Democratic v candidate
for the place! Iu the face Of facts like these,
the cndeayor Of yesterday to reconcile the
Administration men 10 the ticket was the SUBJ
Unity Of imrudeuce-a height which rone
but Douglas man could expect to attain:
We need not warn the Douglasites Of Cil'-
cago that this attempt to initiate The inconsis-
tencies Of their leader in the Senate, though
exceedingly laudable in its way and highly
commcudatlc as an ciIort Of raw Lands. is so
ia- behind tho feats Of ground-and-lotiy
tumbling in which he laas all his lio indulged,
that it looks like failure. It may do as m
astonisher to lie delegates who supposed that
their duty was limited to nominating Democrats
for Office and voting for them at tho polls; lu'
when compared with what the Little Gia..t
himself has done, it seems to be mere COM
non-rlaee trick. Poor as it Is, If Ar. Duc!san-
aus friends III Chicago have any so!crcspect.
they will not touch ticket, SO made ZIP, with
"forty foot polc.' They are few, it is true;
bu. Tiny make up in pluck what they lack in
numbers. Now, let's see what 1lIcy will do:
sfr. Mccormick will accept our coincidence.
He has learned lesson in partisan pol;;ic~
that will not be without alleyiutious for lis
modification in consequence oe lis rather in-
glorious defeat. It's one that Billy Snowhook
or any one Of his knowledge or skill might
have told in half:a-dozen words-thc Demo-
cratlc party in Chicago is an Irish Catholic
party, and lie who hopes to win their favor
must do their will Alr Mccormick can put
this i'll his pipe and smoke ii! II has not the
ta.or Of the Virginia weed; but it will do,
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CAN WE MANUFACTURE.

In submitting this enquiry to onr readers
we heg them To- glye it tbs right emphasis.
The question we ask is notv can ,ve ananutuc-
tar<? bur, can see manufacture I've, the PEG
pic Of Chicago-fron our own enterprise, en-
iloying our own skill, our own capital, and our
Own natural home 1esources?
The enquiry we think n pertinent and
pregnant one. We hare no aim to discourage
the zeal among Us to attract from abroad both
capital aud skill, 10 he invested in manuiac-
lures. Ne think there is much encourage
lnent to engage and perscvcrc in The undertake
ing, by unfolding the extent q our narkei, the
variety and amplitude OF tie natural resources
Of the West, and the Inducements aud facilities
held out here, for the successful introduction Of
nualcrous branches Of manufacturing Industry.
Yet it is not to 10 forgotten, that capital-
especially Eastern car'ital-is vey suspicious,
inquisitiyc, and cautious. 1t is never eager
to venture largely in new and untricd ficlds-
1t wants some practical demonstration Of the
feasibility, security and probable Success Of lis
undertakings and Investments. For us, our
selves, then to stand in iistless inactioa, and
look on, awaiting the influx Of the adyenturers
and their wealth. to oct our rivers with facto-
RIGS, and our fields with forscs, would be about
as wiso as the storied enterprise Of tic loterer
who sat on the rivers bank till its winters had
all flowed away and its led was dry before he
would Cross.
It needs but q moments reflection TO be
convinced that tho greatest and best results O.
human enterprise have always sprung lron
small beginnings 10th in England ant
America, soma Of tho most successful and 1c
nowned manufacturers commenced with smal
capital and cautiols outlays, feeling their vi,
cautiously amidst incxperisnce, and depressing
difficulties, extending their operations, as I'M
proved means and mechanism, and ca|areiot
resources allowed: until victory at length
crowned with triumph their well-laid, art
carefully pursued designs. 1t is the dream &
the visionary 10 imagine any reversal, here
the law Of success which is omnipoteut else
where.
We had occasion, some days since, to allud'
10 an unpre.endipg branch Of manufacture
commenced i'll a very small way, in Our city
and whose rapid and prodtsb1o expansion VI
thought worthy Of notice. Is not the fact sug
Restive Of whnt needs and ought to hc done ii
other.aud various forms Of manufacturing in
dust1y among us? Let us take for an exonpl
The manufacture Of glass s-wnro-so largely con
xumed, hardly supplied from abroad to the cz
tent Of orr necessities.
Pittsburgh is tho chief source Of our supply
and Pittsburgh draws her Raud from St. Gene
We've, On the Mississippi River, up against IL
long and swift curront Of the Ohio, to hcs 1u,
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,f.If l IL If.tI Al. Nan. LII -.

From Life illustrated, New York. July IL, ls<1.
SrALp1sl's i'nEfAREn GLrE.-We have exam
ined chemically prepared glue specially de.
signed for requiring furniture, picture frames,
she'll work, erc., without the trouble Of calling in
tue cabinet maker or protlesed repaired. 4 re-
iiable article Of this kidd las long been IN IN.
supplied want of the househo]l. and If Mr
Spaldipg has succeeded in discovering the va.
10 make ref'nt'e prepared glue that will re-
main soluble, and unlnjured by time and TEN
neraturr, and lint will supply cheap. everrea
dy, and sufficient means for rep liring household
wares, a. lie seems TO hare done, he is luck,
man, and will BE- sure Of the gratitude Of al
good housekeepers. Millions Of dollars will b,
.uyed in the preservation and expense Of re
pai' ing furniture alone every year by the gener
III introduction ot such aa artirie.
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Who IIa. 11,c Kcy OF the Eastllc.

A French journal announces that The widow
OIL. $autcrre, who distinguished h!u,clt when
The Da>,i!e Wis saken,ls uow alive IN Paris.
Moreover that she possesses tue keE ol that =.
,u.s coua,rr. where the verita1ic key, there is
r,.ry rc.son to believe, has long been sort Of
ional i'eir iaoul. hating been presented to
Washington by Lafayette Ths widow San
tsrre may hare re aimed one Of the Bas.ile keys,
but the key of the principat portal was undonot.
edly sent 10 this country "nefe' may oe zen
hanging up i'll one Of the Feoms ot aount ef-
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REV. Dr. McMQeter.


This worthy disine's name has been men
toned in connection with the professership at
Professor Alexander. The Rer. Dr. is well
known as dscded opponent Of sIuvery, aud
tint he was regarded Is such by portion Of
his ministerial brethren, is shown By the follow
in. incident:
"lo the city o! indianapolis, during the
meeting ot the last General Assembly, the fol-
lowing conversation took place at The dinner
:able Of one of the citizens. It was remarked
that Dr. McMuster WIS likely to speak upon
<lavery. 4 prominent Doctor Of Divinity le:
Piled : II he tres it, we'll choke linn down.
But what if there are are others TINT syinpa-
,hize with him. 'We'll choke thtm down.
But whit if there are whole Synods that agree
xitl him and sustain hims' Wen choke th+m
down. was the reply, with strong feeling and
i thfy peysi<t tre'N cut item # as ice did H.:
Mem School in 1885. He haze tie potter, dad
tre sa~dt4 to ute it +"
Although the Dr. did succeed in speaking,
neither he nor his friends haye been ostracised
as threatened. boidness in q good cause is it.
self au 4rmor Of defence.
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nIEiIEND.-TllE REPUBLIC
IL IS.. Co., cf u. Iaa !as. das arsd 1sM ~ "
70 pcrrcat 1s:n1n T.. en-l.:, u policy L',..<s~
Ai,o a tA.a tl.+ri of per cru: Ill nut.sa ai.p.
SCRIP. at"i ~ PER r=Ls I, st.'esL tess.
A.:hI lets ii .nI Mar r;,c: th,t hire xrj ..
in 1919 Will il fE lrr ,crlp ay ae liter; ta:oa
fue=4lay In Fthr,iary.
This u riy vii le purcr. I'd ty .e .ns;ual Ntw
York ps:cxr. =. T.. N:G1lNst,S / Co. Agents,
20. !. New Eva.'t :rr,ds Build II.
.s:.rE.s-ou Houth Water ,,tts.t
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N4mFA3l, II pxS+ - ols0WS, 70 EIt sh2lss In 4t
1+nioa Of tAetr1.t:
so hhds muscavado Sugar,
las do Porto Rico do
20 do New Orleans do
900 bbls Chicago laetinsd Sugar,
$50 do New York do do
rs bags Old Govoxnnt Java CofEee,
125 do Eaguira CoGee,
$50 do E2io do
IS do .dochA do
100 bbls New Orleans molasses,
leo do Cuba DO
Is do Busar House Syrup,
leo do Goldan DO
IS do Portland do
800 h1f chests Green and Bioek Tea
$50 bx sawyer~s White 1cr7s:v Soap
100 do Jesse oatloy'a do do
400 do A1Palm Soar,
100 do Star Uandlos,
- do sto1ino do
~ do mou1d
$50 bbls 0nokias Tobacco.
LAO do Chewing do
ais butts do do
$50 fancy caddie. Go
11o III Imported C:gars,
50 Jars macaboy Gaud,
273 boxes oawueo tstnree.
IS bags Pepper,
IS DO Spice, IS boxoa' Ulovsx,
25 easea a Nutmesr.
- tea Primo 18ice. 600 mtg 0Aa.fa
rs bx4 Prime Goldfish,
IT'S hf bbls a I Whito El.h,
1qo boxes gcalod Horriug,
176 do Al do
194 bAga Dried Apptes,
As bb1s Eanta Curraatx,
100 bo4ea Layor aaia:4s.
576 do e. n. do
80 hfhx3 DO do
400 coils Manila and Jnte Nops,
as roama Wrapping Paper.
373 bales do Twino.
liz bbls Fnre Cider vineEar.
LEO do Dairy aait,
25o boxos 1ipox,
Far sale StrS io~ n. y. ilLMAH : ~,
AAa.v H. %illh y x&sF St{fAf
, 1860-02-15

New Patents.
Patents were issued to the following Vest
cru inventors during the week ending February
9TH:
DO. F. Boyd, Of Mansfield, o.; improvement
il defeating caue juices.
J. ll0dGson, OF Indianapolis; Tor improvement
IN METALLIC shutters:
L. D. Hoffman, of Belleyi1le, Mich; for i'm
proved cruss-cut shwing machine.
James II. Jay, Of Canton, O.; assignor to linn
self and John Dauner, Of same place; for inl'
proved cgg-beater.
improvement in hand spinning wheels.
Samuel Ray and Ii. R. shutters, Of Alliance,
O.; for improved combined chair and crib.
August Richard. Of Washington, No.; for I'M
provemcut in pumps.
Solomon Ruthsnburg. of Indianapolis, Ind;
S. ii. Rrckman, Of Pontiac, Mich; for i'm.
provcnent IN corn-sheliets.
". ". Skinner, of Davenport, Iowa; for inl-
proved machine for bending mould boards for
E. il. stcarns, Of Cincinnati, O.; for improved
method Of rossng saw-logs.
REISSUES.
Richard c. Bristol, Of Chicago, for improve
mcnt in side valves for steam engines.
Patented June 81, 1859 Keissued February :,
lSc0.
John T. Whitaker md Calvin D. Dea J, Of St.
Charles, ILL.,; for improvement in rearing and
| moving machines. Patented August II, 1871.
| Rci4sued February {, 1860.
Doussas REFUSES to Recognize Forney.
The Washington correspondent Ct the Ohio
| State journal, says:
noticed curious incident during the ballot
for Clerk, last Friday, shortly after the ballot
was taken. Senator Douglas was in the House
and near the Speakers desk. Forrcy came il,
for i've minutes, shook hands with the Speaker
and old Clerks. Douglas saw him, was within
five feet Of him, but did nut give him token
Of recognition. Viii Mr.. Forney support for
the Presidency q gentleman who cuts his nc
qu6intance upon the noor Of the House, and
who strained every nerve - compass his (For.
ncy's) defeAt ~ Cerkt feel safe in predicting
that hc will not do any such thing.
Mr. FotncY does not easily forget an injury,
much less an open insult, and he will not over
look Mr. Douglas affront: lie perceises thai
Mr. Douglas cut him TO please the Shareholders
and beuceforth be will leave him to he Gun
braces Of those same slaveholding politicians
| Let them nominate him If they willard elcc1
linn il they can, as President. They will have
"u'd work to carry Penn7ytvania without Nr
| Foruey.
, 1860-02-15
k1ae. HALLS
B:l1sam for the Lungs.

l. Lar" e..t1eatsa of ,ha >,i.a,t-t
a"t n'-1 "e.iivt n7au1.. from the III.
, j'.w'nz plrr., VIII. wr:: kaJx1 IL.
CU!'Gtls, '''> ''''>' '''e 'NF1 '''S'
cD!.'' ~ One from John Hunyeu, TAy;1e;
lu.ya, 1T his !. +n-
t,t,v,pv ~ IN. fit II, s.a,se i.tart': :. <:arr1.s
s,t,,f ltl1+ia1s County. Mlcl.. NJ L:.a.e e.5
PLANTS. aaos"'s'-
tt1 One fftn4 Eli Iu..l rf Atte.- H..
E1Elsa wA.' Wa kv.a " ~ liz iat'pt.,
ln'sf -
C$.S ~ cse iron 1,r. \. u. I}a.lp II .s.>
tiAtt+S t.ht. laws, ply sieiau Of s~su.y y.At
HAtAotAM pr4sss:.
FOX THE
LUNGS. E4T nn- tf"ta is,,.*1s L. s. Inn. q, M..
E.a, ~f q tu~'un':':,ra IL .ushle: cu.ed
!&V~ o..s' ftt.al II. il. Va peu-.n stf...
nt'1. L. ~ tx very ~ ior Luu: G1.
e.ses.
IT Il. n= =it,"h t~:trr !.pss NI ,sp.,n ona.,
ff1*sAsAxr .,s'' ss'* III: ,:.:a IL !" ,''*S'''
IF; F;EcrrA1. t.; IT, 4 ~, ~ H. Il sss sts': >'sa1
.ANn ''*-7"' "''sA'' nx sa's'
STANDS r. the tr+xa yIa.~ Cum:a:n.. 1,;.:..,
At THE mil. ~. rdrra VI y ts.s liz.
NE ~ OF ''''S1''' ''''t o"- "'"s'
Tfks. LIST IF the rum I.hn Dvnpsf+r r. .4.., y
tlE Pt,p r'irt'<r Fts-i an.: Hrs.xfn Euw q s:,1
CL>R
KEuEnlE:s ,~,,.
E%G ~ : AZ: II, JOHN D. PARK,
OF THE rser,:-tor. !'~s'er in FAr9.. Nrrtr1a.,.,
LUNGS F"'"Y +aLI Iuil+t .1tie'e
ASH 1,ua x,n ar,
TH':0Av. ' ''> ''''e''' ''''-''
t.;i:A..'. lii.
iFS.1. ty a! Irrtsat. ~
r AMI' AND Oil. bMPUKIlI.I,
12G CLARK STREET. l.zG
CHARLES l.. MULE. AGrxr ( M,xAuka,.
l4s: k'n.tM
hcrO,c1ae and Goal Oil 5.
TH1 "Ezcu1szoT.' BURNER.
Giving sao-. light than any "t-er ksve;c,. Or Gsal II
tnns: u asr, a1a sol1 II 's h4ns<s :oa.'s ,ralt.
yTtcss, Paper Shsds1. Ciat11,nIcs, ~
Cau~, i:."siac., n4a F4r.~ VI LAMPS,
,r-st =: buy X i, LARGE " axrl11E: :an III, -,
| eh4.:s. f9' "; ia. y, ,
>,Uikl:'o So LLAMA SAL. I'll
~ Fur i1ot aai Cod tN.e, Ut nil k!rl,. 1h.. i
l>!as and ar'~tsr; >sucs tvrns4d ts The renr+~.t
"So.e% farf.e 4ond,n Ees"Tm tt l., since his Iecr1s
E>n1t4 tnseI L., lie wa.! knpwa hsI.e of trs- hAt
wc, Lnan. T. Uni tho "slsna z~sp, 1t the EArelI
+aisrtn 4ad. aGs IN 's t'ant:.t, with Ill: u
Erov!ne reputation ner!ta" Erecs 2o. il m'l q
ap.s.vsi IT r aot tie and t. :sr,t!5
0rlSit.N:, VI TIT: LU:D.'N PfEsS.
"He recommend 0at correspondent to Try Mus Sofs5 :,
new Saucc cut:r tile '>nt.1 Il IL m.e at =
Tue Ta1.h se,r: IT, f.:"rs rseel'eLi, asl 1t ~rs 81
I'D IN tAsx. Of anw AMI xe4k lISFstiur' IT,
/ Es.1e<t.
"4vory. l4IaIt AID Spiel. .wu:hy ts .;e:ass ofs fs'
| -:O.eervsr-
-. y.t ya1uale x.nct Fiah, f.-lt. Ind Fowl. Ara
! sanud baye .llce very t.ht.--.AlA4
S;:e .A=ents i. The En.:<l s.ai.-,
EaEDXHHG yvEI.!N. III t'uitnn ~, Ne1 Il r.
Aad El:AY r HAYES C"tnhli. lo-s.n For =. l. II
urA. - sn.l Fu:a Dea'sIs .StrAk.r. iat;ete 'G.n
, 1860-02-15

a certain su1, to each member out OF the Treus-
ury to pay Tor his official correspondence. How
much would this Rare tn the Treasury Some
men would cxpend all Of the appropriation on
their correspondence; others would put The
maur curt OF it III their pockets. Ten Thousand
ne,usex would grow M, and innun,erable tres!,
leaks in the Treasury would be tue consequence
uf The special appropriations tint woula hare
to b. made IL dttTay tie oll[claf correspondence
Of the government officers, from the President
down 10 the village postmasters. 4 main
question in the whole matter is. for how much
less mnuey would railroads and mail contrac'
tors az e. to carry The mails, it the frankng
privilege were abolished? Probably not cent
If the book- -rsintug abuse were reformed US !:
| proposed to be done, the abolition Of tr4nkee
letters would not save dime in the transpor
tation Of the mails, or add copper TO the Icye
uuc Of the Federal Treasury.
| Tile Election Of a House printer has proven
| more t1i3ticult 10 accomplish 1lan nll The othel
| department Offices Ii required two caucuse:
and seven ballots tn agree OIL a candi:ntr, wleE
Mr. Dtfrees Of the indianapolis -ifias, ,was nom
iuated bs one mrlurity. Tie bcutcn combina
aud defeat him. The right way 10 dispose d
| this who'e vexatious printing business, wou1d
be to let it out by open Contract to the lowee1
| responsible builder. THIS plan has been tried in
| Ohio. Illinois and other states. AMI has beer
found to work intimately better than the method
nos he brought to tho standard OF correct bust,
ness principles: This public printing has long
! been looked upon as a lucrative source
| Of partisan rtyenue-a job Of favorit1sm
afto,d ng tut profits Wendell has lately sesti
Gcd that be w.'s buck- -mailed to the extent OF
| oo.dvo in single year. md the money was
used 10 influence the election of Congtesamen
in certain Suites, and to subsidize starving
doughfacs newspaper editors in Pennsylvania.
The public printing Of Congress rery much
, 1860-02-15

i'Tuni:-tor, !s-a'sf in FArEAr NFct-J3x,.
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