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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
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A uu, ton was recently introduced into Con-
grcsi 10 which we desire 20 dircc, the attention
Of the country. Il is proposed that in every
assignment Of breyet rank, the Government
shall state the reasons which prompts il to col-
fer the breyet. TIL is a good thought Brcycts
have been regarded as sugar pluns on
Carnival day, to be thrown pell-mell into a
gang Of ciamorou, beeears at the door Of the Wal
Department. when Co1gressman wishes to
show his cour.c.y 10 a military constituent, he
send him A bIevci--not Pub. Doc.
70 bc broyottcd now means in many to be
the particular friend OF some Hon. Augustus
Bore. who Las "s,nu " the : crctary, or the
President, and "Gzod" things. Day after day
we read accounts of brcyct rank conferred upon
bureau heroes. or men who spent tie bloody
year, OF war gallantly writing out weary mill.
tarv document in comfortable headquarters, or
galiantly attending dres parade on the islands
around N,w-Nork. Some We believe rose to
tho dignity Of provost marshals and thief
catchcfs, and fcr deeds done IN the hanging and
shooting Of piuioned prisoners, were honored
With = right 90 command valiant soldiers.
Onccrs whohlye had neatly cushioned rooms,
where their sole duty was to ring .or an orderly
,ergean, 70 do The work, haye been hcYelied
coloncls aud generals over the modest heroe- Of
Ptorhurg and the Wilderness.
This gparty 10 Do expected IN o community
where political influence is supreme. We sec
nov Il works in England. Because o young
man who. perhaps, never read military book
beside Cmsars Commentaries oyer cigars and
sherry in bis University room, happcns to be
tine son Of d certain woman, ne is made Field
Marshal Of tie English army before he Is twen'r-
Eve IN he meantime We see a gallant soldier
like Sir Colin Campbell struggling through twO
generations OF atem, harsh, meritorloua service
before he Is allowed TO gain this dignity. The
boy to whom baton j, % baublc Of little more
Consequence than his billiard cue, has ihc ngh.
tn mold 10 by reason OF tile The soldier who
knows how to carry ito whom Il IS q Yar-
rant of authority-rccelgcs it i'm time 10 have
It laid upon his coffin. So all the way down
inc tlElisN iui. AlDtlb laitd1'hNu ''N
Clarence Snob. being tho fifth nephew of
Lord Snobley, is permitted TO rise from grade
to grade. and TO gradually absorb all the
honora oi the English army. The brave
Capt. Grcatheart--poor worthy, brave, un-
daunted--mu,t plod on in bis small way until
he becomes gray and frow2y, and finds nothing
for his old age but a half-pay pension and
large family Of Children. When France and
England went forth to make war upon Russia,
we found the Commander Of tho English army
q eecOnd.class noble who happened to be the
nephew Of Wellington One Of his principal
commanders Lad no other quality than being the
grandson of George ". IL the French army,
high rank Was given 70 Freuchmeu whose
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
RAILRoAp To NEw-CANAAS, CoSS.-Tho

RAILRoAD To NEw-CANAAS, CoSS.-lhe
Inhabitants OF New Canaan and the ucighborins
OF Stamford are .. present making arrangements for
bid.-g rail.oad from New.Cene0n TO tde.wate- as
STANFORD. and as the greater part Of the money
required TO build the road has been subscribed wthn
few dqys there IS lttle doubt OF the success and
speedy completion o, tic enterprise
Tho want Of q railroad has been much fei. by tia
merchants and manufacturers Of New Canaan. who
only uiro transportation facilities to enable Chem to
compete successfully with Ike establishments in any
Other section of the country. II will aso throw into
tie lGrAo. large tract OF land vel! calculated for tia
residences Of men doing business IN The city. Ils
nei hborhoOd is healthy III the extreme tie land dgY
and uuduialing studded with iuit Grd forest itets.
nloundirT With spriugs OF eAcei'ent water and free
from marshes and miaSms: and as mach OF t's IaId
can nov be purchased at very low tgure. the prcba-
h'y g. that Newt dnaan viii ere long CONT among
her honorad citizens manv ~ the nercbcrt, aud
Business men OF the City OF New.Yorc
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

"No may calculate that there will b. an America.
demand for English iron for many ycarf set ord fin'
Is yet distant L.i Our cousins uiH bat OUt Of tsir c'
markets and also contend Tor others which - prcsent or
entirely IN our laLds that H. provided the principles OF
Free Trade prevail and no successful etempts arc mad
20 stamp out our Amc lean trade by high uut.cs'
London COlliery Guardian jon. p.
Won't some Of our British Free Trade jour
mails make just one argument in behalf of THEN
principles from The above textl heargument,
of course, will start with the admission that
there is a struggle between us and the British
for the possession Of our own market; that
Free Trade will beat US out of them and lei the
British into possession; that Protection will
beat the British out, and leave the Americans in
possession; and that all here who advocate
Free Trade take the side Of the British in this
contest, and 90 against their country. This to
be sure, is a heavy start; but it has The logical
advantage Of being the truth, the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth. The LOndoner ad-
mits it, viii not some Of his Ncw-Nork
cousins" in economy argue from that admis-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Another miner 5pok % Tie recent ipeech c,
Mr Bright st Kochda' AID asked wiz hc and those 0
he class W.rp Uo, allowed 10 have vote " ell as
no5.cmau. ihey were both governed b. the same
levs. How could they qualify themselves lor vote
when thcy received slch low wagcst They only wanted
fair remuneration FOR their labor but they scarcely
lre mention The bcct IN their cabins. ~ thq
collierv WhcrJ he vas employed, the average dsy's
wages FOR ten or twelve hours work was only 3S ID
How was possible ior them 70 make any provision ioY
The fuiurci What was 10 become Of their wives and
children. They Nigh go 10 the parish
London Coliery Guardian JAN 81
scycnty-iour cents for eleven hours work,
and such slavery TO employers that the laborers
dare not even il the domestic privacy of their
poor huts talk Of an increase Of wages. That is
the competition which the advocates Of British
Free Trade would force upon American work
ingmen. Their only protection against such
ruinous and debasing competition is the present
Tariff. Let them jeaOusly see TO i that this
breastwork Of their labor is strengthened and
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

The reception of The Veto Message yesterday
in the Senate was marked by singular sceue'
A reconsideration of the bill being in ORDER
Mr.. Lane of Kansas moved to print the
Nc sage and postpone its constellation but
the senate indicated its determination to
meet the issue at once by voting this
down--i7 to 23. Mr.. Lane then coolly an
nouncod his determination to flihuster in order
to carry his point, and commenced a series OF
dila,ory motions. Seeing that this might be
notracted oil hight, the Senate finally voted TO
postpone tie subject til To-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

The Express proposes a single application ot
the principle that Taxation carries with it the
right Of Representation. But principle is Of
universal application, and We propose to apply
this in solution Of eH our remaining differences.
When the party to which The Exprsss adheres
shall agree that Taxation aud Representation
shall 90 together throughout our country, our
troubles will be over.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

A Missouri Home for the Widows and
Orphans Of Soldiers has been founded ~ -.
Joseph. The Hon. Willard p Hall, late acting
Governor, is Chairman Of the Board Of Trus-
tees. Subscriptions arc solicited, for which Ger
tifcatos viii be given. Eastern traders and
manufacturers are asked to contribute toward
the outii, ofthe house. Some help from this
nrrtnr his alraaiE boon rel.iLel.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
What il wrong with .Washincion2

What is wrong will. Washington Has lie
gone out of favor Is there anything in his Inca
ments no longer attractive' Has h'scalm, placid,
majestic face lost its dignity We ask these
questions because We find that the Treasury
Department, in issuing ave cent curreucv note
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
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We Understand that Mos5rs. George Weed
and Thurlov Opiyko have signed and will soon
issue . call TO tho people Of this City to rally
around the administration OF President Johnson.
We msy no, have .ho names exactly right--for
tlin- are good deal mixed nowaday ys-but
the subsistence OF our Information may BE- relied
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
OHIO.
III. rarisne and Cincionasi aaiipoad
Complexion OF n New Trach-T;re.

CINCINNATI Monday teb. "a leG6.
Tie Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Com
PAM have completed their track .om ICyo.aul to Gin
c.n-a The rsi tgala passed over the road S.tur-
der.
The sadllery and harness s.ore Of NcCalnn Bros,
on MUiu.st. wa destroyed D., fire yestcrtny. Loss.
s2oolc; Insurance, $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

The House yesterday, for tbo fIat time de-
clared explicitly its opinions on The condition Of
I tle Rebel States II passed four resolutions
offered by Mr. Longyear Of Michigan. The
first asserts that by the Rebellion tho people Of
tleSiates in whicL It was organized became de-
pr.7ed Of al civil goernmeut: which was
adop,cd ly lU2 TO IS. The logical equcpce Of
that declaration is this
that Whenever the people % a,y S.,ts are fins de-
pliyed of al civil gOleInucLt d becomes thc daty ~
Ccur:ese b. Appropriate icelaor 90 enable them ~
OrCeuiZC State GCvcrnmcnt and il ti.c iuEudgo ui
fe COrsti. 1tiou 90 guarantee 90 each state rel ll
HCau form 81 government.
which the House affirmed ly Yc1j lOi, Nays
SO. 1t wa. then voted BY steadily increasing
maorities that it is the deliberate sense Of tie
House that the condition Of The Rebel State
fully iustiies the continued suspension of the
habeas corpus, and the maintenance Of military
control and possession in said State., apd that
the President is entitled to thanks for employ
ing the war Iowcr for Tue protection o. tho
Union citizens and Of The freedmen Of those
States.
II IS obvious that these votes are meant TO
a,sor the complete power Of Congrc %. .r The
whole subject Of Reconstruction. The House
announce, its determination thet Congress shall
be the author OF all future civil govonment in
the Rebcllious State, aad distinctly declares it,
opinion chat The existing goyenuontl in those
state arc merely provision and temporary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
To sc-rcap1udeEts'

q, ,o,l,. esn be taken Of hno1ymoci Communications
Hts,svsris intended f,- nseIo1 -nca be Slt!fhlle'
~ The name and addel, o. tAs wte-noi neisS'hA! S'
pubAcs,ion but IA q guaranty foT lie eoot is''I.
A. business letters for this bhoUa be saI's'sato Ihe
TEBrNI." Aew.York.
scauua uueeitake g rs,ufn e,ctsd Communications
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Henry Ward Beechcr viii deliver an addie'
uron National affairs il 'he B.oo.iyn Ac'ooD''
Of Music this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

suitable intervals for the accommodation o. Pc
dcsriars. aad to report AZ the car' 'st Qfao''ca
BE moment.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts, introduced yes
terdav in the Senate the following impor.ant
resolution:
"Pssolr.d That all militia forces now organized OF N
s,,v.oe i'm otlrr of ffe Ststcs Of Virginia, north
Carclira Ceor-i, Florida. Alabama, Lon iiana.
Nissi,sirni aud 2 xas 20 forthwith disarined ana
di,btded and that tho further organization aIn''he
OF calling into service of said Ilhn, or any put
thereof Is hereby prohibited under any euSumS!a"Ies
whatorer until tie same shall 10 authorized Oy
Congress"
The resolution is properly entitled a resoiu-
tion to disband tic military forces OF the he
berious S.ates-lorccs which, as we have lately
shown. axe marshQled under lie Confederate
fac. uniformed in Confederate gray, and banded
under an oath to reject every loyal man from
their ranks. Nlr. Wilson cited the testimony
Of Gen. Thomas, Of Gen. Swaync. of Gen Hort
suf. and the admission Of Gov Humphreys
of Mississippi. to show that this militia
IS disloyal, iusubordinaie and oppressive.
Gov. Humphreys "A half reconstructed
Rebel himselt-conicsses that his Sutc
troops threaten to kill all negroes who
refuse TO work for their old masters, and to
expel all Northern men. Gen. Thomas tcstifes
that terrible outragts would follow the surrender
of the States to this militia. OF what other
officers swear to. This is brief summary:
"Tbat whenever United Siatcs troops have been
Withdrawn the schOOlhOu'cs Of the rccdnc1 have Dech
burnt They are made to submit a. iiegdncit con
tracts and their persons are exposed 20 AWE 0"
rage IL Louis ANA on incfoaslI httfhtss oi li.iE
ie repoftei rs shown m pubic aud IN social sHtiei.
ings. : e.tcr from Wcstcfn Louisiana from iiehu
"a foIr9cr member Of tie MaS0clusctts Legislature
slys that no, u day yGss.s without The conmb>l1u
Of murders and Iooter.es Of IcoareA. VI
Nose eases the writer saw tmco III one
dry one with lis th.oat cut, one with
his brains beaten ont and third oi crwle mutilaied
Another bad his CyC3 blown O0i viii cuHp0Edcf De-
cause he would uo renew COlra, giier hi master
had refused 10 iul the Old one Nobody tpcke o. love
10 tbe Vnion but hate o. tho fecducn aad q. tlc az
kees was everywhere uttered
"The uccr0Cs were exposed 10 e-trrU.ra,lon. Tho
most irroraUt corrupt ani unprIucrlcd oi men wore
tian when Secession commenced, hnd sway. Win ie
ioop, withdraw nc lives u tICcllcr would uo. be
sale.
1t is not to be doubted that Senator Wilson's
resolution is urgently demanded for the safety
OK the country. and that il viil pass.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
TO Advertisers.

We will thank our advertising customers to haA'
1 their Advertisements q. a esry hour as possible
r.csiveJ alter Ocock they caan0. be daasisd oac' ''0
proper hesds.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
The Tribunr in Aonfon.

sgEvENs BR0THERS. tAuenesH Ascats TOY L!bisisi
o. -Hrtn-s, Coyra OAle-s ". C. Agruts Tor Che 81
11E TRiEyNE They wi also receive srSIsrif1i'ti hL'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

A Committee was yesterday appointed by
'he Board of Aldermen 70 take into considera-
lion the propriety Of bridging Broadway at
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

sion, and show low Americans can be made
rich by being "beaton out of their own mar
ketS2"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

pan ,nPrPsr. Feb. I-Four very dn; filrs ' rrls.r
hnc nt - b. Wheat quiet. SAFE. oi led d y y sSi
Whf'o - 2,6 ~ .n Con ouii. sn..s q ~ Hs tSc-
ls.. aru at A;c. Viii ~ dut; a. % HG re- ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20

Advertisements f)g tbs weeks issue Of TIE
VrExLY IRIBuSx mus: be handed IA To-Day
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-20
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