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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
uRON AND HONESTY.

II is an admitted fact that Iron is not made and
sold. in the average, so cheapy in our country as in
two three others-and, since We export largely OF
bulky staples to those countries and receive of them
(n the man) delicate, costly fabrics in return, their
Iron comes to us almost free Of charge for tranSporta
tion so that, in the absence Of Tariff they can
dersell us in our markets
This disparity in price between American and British
Iron we ayerred in our last to exist for these
Because American rbor Is better paid than that of
Europe . Because comparatively inexperienced in
honmsA,pS ecause gu. ,hn not, -, aerIe er les
perfect than the British Because any manufacturing IN
which England shss m advantage over rival located far
from the great mars which Asia and Africa, Australia and
Sonth America. naturally send for their supplies
The Ecea,ng Post has very different theory. II
holds that American Iron is dedrcr than British be.
cause !. American ron-makers are ignorant of their
business; 2. Because they grossly mismanage; 3.
Because they are cxtortioners
To this we respond, "Please, MeSsrs. Free Traders
take hold and gire us good, cheap Los' There is no
mystery in the matter; if there were, your British
iron making friends will come over here aud work Tor
you if you make it their interest to do so. There is
no monopoly about It; you Free Traders already own
millions Of acres of Ore, Coal, and Lipe' and you
can buy millions more for a song. 1t takes no great
time to put up iron.wolas: md there arc hundfeus
already up that you can buy for los 'nan costs @ei
teiy cont you gire rs cheap american Iron,
Hear the answer of The Post:
QUESTION EASILY ASswERED
IHE TRiBNF troubled To defend its clients the III
their greedy demand for protection asks why will
not TIE FREQ traders make American ironf'
We answer probably becaHSs they ALREADY engaged ~
other profabis occupation. But win add that IT, like the
iron they spent great deal Of time and hundreds of
th0aslnds of dollars IN CongressOnl Ohbes la printing long
apd stupid documents for griEous circulation which attempt
prove that take from three five remains and Ia
bewang the stupidity OF American worken and the superior
skill oil Foreigners they would perhaps make
living business The TRIBUNE prelends the iron
masters do.
There you have every word of The Posts answer.
Docs il satisfy youi Arc all the Free Traders al
ready so proftably employed that they will make no
Iron at the extortonae prices that The Post says our
greedy" iron makers now ask! Why is it, If iron
now sells 50 much above its proper cost, that Free
Traders will not make it! DO they believe The POST
Does TIE Post believe itsolfi Read tho abova eytra9t
from is columus, ana jndga
What we want is all ample supply Of American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONGRESS.


In tho Senate yesterday Joint resolution reported,
authorizing the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company either
both jointly to construct swinging bridge the Govern
the Cuyahogl River (amended and passed.
The House bill emendaoy Of the organic OF Washington
Territory taken up and passed. also that creating the
office Of Surveyor General OF Idaho Territory. motion TO
take the House Niagara Ship Canal b. disagreed TO- II
TO TO- The Freedmcns Bureau bill then taken up and
read molten TO lay the table lost to a. After
era attempts at amendment the bin passed
back to the Honsc for 10 the amendments The
Army Appropriation bin was called up and moved that
the Senate insist upon It's amendments ard appoint Commit
tee Of Conference The Senate 2J0 D. N. into
ecatiye session. and afer adjourned.
In the House L. introduced for aymcni
tain regiment. OF Ohio Militia while in Government service
(passei); aiding in the construction Of railroad and toe-
graph po from the States Of Missouri and Arkansas the
Pacific Senate reported back with amendments and
recommed by the Housc to print 1000 copies Of the new
Tariff and 800 copies of the eIistiag Taa (asIeed to)
extending to civilians employed the United States Quarter
Department the privilege Of admission to the Govern
ept for the Insane (passcd) to regulate the trans
poration Of niro gycefiue Senate b with amendments
passed.; further prevent smuggling and for other purposes
Senate bill reported back with amendmens) beCommee
liary Affairs discharged from further consideration
CT the OF DoIance Awater. the referred 10
select committee Of i've. The motion taken to recon
slider the laying the table bill pay bounies TO the
9Th Iowa Volunteer Infantry The rocoosdered.
and bill passed The Senate bin granting lands TO aid IN
the construction OF railroad and telegraph line fr0m the
Columbia River 10 Salt Lake City returned to the Com
Diee Pu lie Lands number Of bills relative TO The
registering o. vessels pilots, and ploaees and establishing
ports entry acted upon Joint resolution zuthoriz
ing tie Secretary OF 6 Treasury to sell 500 shares othe stock
OF tie Dismal Swamp Canal read three times and passed
The senates amendments Cos number the Internal
Revenue bin then taken up and referred to the Commit
tee Of WAYS and Means lengthy discussion the Pacific
Railroad bill ensued when 1t passedYeas o. Nays &C.
The Senate bill amending the act granting lands to Kansas
aid in The construction Of railroads referred to the
Committee Public Lands The Senate joia resolution. ep
proprang s0CC0 for hiring buildings for the temporary
OF the State Department. amended by in
Eeriin- So 0c0 and passed The House at adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

and Also said that the damned old maids '(mennng

and also said that the damned old maids '(meaning
the teachers) intended to insult the citizens oil TINS
citv. He told a committee, who waited upon MN
and asked him to interfere in favor OF the eolored
children that he was opposed to the whole affair." and
he declined to interfere"
We have to add to all this that Gen. iillsoh Is
praised by Messrs. Steedman and Fullerton, WHO
have denounced every energetic and faithful officer oil
the Bureau. Probably we cannot hope that the freSi
dent would allow better officer to be appointed Du'
we reterate our conviction that the Augusta outrage
was the most foolish piece of tyranng we ever heara
Of and that neither Gen. Tillson nor Gen' Dfaulan
moles creditabe figure in 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Some Of the leading Virginia papers, already dis
cussing the next Presidential election are anxious
that new party should be consolidated ont Of all the
factions and remnants South and North, in order To
sustain the Presidents. policy, and beat the Radcak
The substance of the scheme is that instead ofnomns
ting genuine Democratic tickets, 81 the Democrats
should mix Republican Conservative nominees with
Democratic nominees so as to attract modern Repub-
lcan votes, sufficient to help on the election Of Mr..
johnson, or some Old-Line Wing like Washington
Hunt or Willard Fillmore. We are inclined 10 vel.
this plan to crystalline the oppositions, shoudt
hold good two or three years hence for, we infer,
that by that time the South must become liberal
enough to nominate Conservative Republicans This
in itself would DO Radical gain, and nowse Danger
Gus TO q Radical ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
CLERICAL sTERNNEss.

Tie Rochester Union Of the 2st inst. has the fol-
lowing painful narrative;
I'VE learn from railroad men who from Medina this
morning that there great excitement Ia mai village ans
Ing from q report that Presbyterian clergyman named
LndsleY residing ms south OF the vi ge whipped Is con
three wears OIL severely that be died two hours sase-
gnony because wouii his praycr Report adds
ina, Inc c fingers broken by the blows administered
Craphcd Medina learn IL true, and received an
ansv er The telegraph that the minister
wns two hours whipping the child with heavy rod and II
died Is injuries within the time stated aboye. Lindsey
had been arrested the time the dispatch sent but
We learn that an officer from Albion los gone Medina 10
take bin into custody For Tie sake o. eqmmea humanity We
"since writing the above We have received By special ee
graph Of NJ. Lindsey thc fateer OF the child
made fury summoned by Coroner Cbamherain ON the
fJuDs the ehd disobcyed his step mother and CON
menccd correcting him. using single for the purpose, and
oninued cbas,se h for than two hours when The
child began O. show OF debility and ceased 20 punish
lin and laid him n couch and called wife When she
the child she said he was dying and before O'clock be
dead.
death resulted from chastisement by the father"
There will, Of course, be very fierce local indig
nation against the unhappy father and it is very pos
sibc that he may be severely dealt with, for what
seems to US the result of vicious education and de-
fectiye judgment combined Rational beings will
need no evidence to prove that this man did not in
tend TO murder his own child--he only meant to do
what he mistakenly considered his duty. He had
been told that Solomon warned parents not to "spOre
the rod and spoil the chid;'' and he meant to be
faithful to the preoept.
Is there one person earth who does not instinct
lively kmor that the Rev. Mr. Lindsey is champion
of Capital Punishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

And, perhaps ii the defendants do not already know H.
LILLE idqnry will enatle them 60 earn that matte,
now exalted the offender when Judge Of s Court ssa,
an order there danger in disobcyiug eyading or
tri1ng with it in any respect"
Thus Cardozo to the Board of Ralth Soma
persons may suppose this bullying from the bench d
without precedent but they arc mistaken. There was
Jefireys before there was Cardozo. When JET
freys had passed sentence on Armstrong the
daughter of the prisoner was at bis side
my Lord" she cried out, 'you will
not murder my father. This is numbering man."
" How now :" roared the ChiefJustic "Who is this
womanl Take her, Marshal. Take her away"
When she was gone, her father again demanded The
benefit of the law. "And by the grace of God, you
shall have it," exclaimed Jeffreys; "Mr. Sheriff, see
that execution be done on Friday next There is the
benefit Of the law foryou." Cardozo comes, perhaps
as near to the violence Of Jefgeys as weak man
come to strong one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
Ills well known that under our elective Judiciary

tits well known that under our elective Judiciary
system certain courts are habually Stunned by law
yers who care for their clients interests aud desire to
try their cases honestly But we believe CarjOso is
the first Judge who advertised for business and
announces that injunctions may be had at his shOp
promptly and at reasonable rates Dickens has lately
told us all what "Cheap John" is, but the appear
auce of Cheap John the'bench might task even
Dickenss powers Could the great novelist have had
a presentiment of Card0z01
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Gen. Tillson took the trouble, the other day, to
explain that he did not oppose the decoration Of
Union graves at Augusta by The colored women,
except by advising the cclored people to postpone
their visit to the cemetery in accordance with the
proposition of the Rebel Mayor. 1t nov appears
that the Mayor refused them admission unless
they would enter the cemetery servants
carrying flowers for white people. This propo-
siton may have been satisfactory to Gen.
Tillson, but was not to the colored people.
TIE augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Rebel paper,
asserts that Gen. Tillson told the Mayor be TO-
tally opposed to the whole movement. Tho Loyal
Georgian adds q He made 5nilar statement to US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

since Saturday last The Board OF Health arc thoroughly dis
injecting the Fourth and Sixth Wards. No deaths from
cholera since last report and admissions arc reported from
Quarantine H. Peterson Of Denmark. aged six years
died yesterday on board the hospital ship Falcon, o. nanon
Twcn,ycight ooava transferred TO the Saratoga
leaving 10 stl under treatment upon the Falcon
Ca Thursday there will meeting of the SHAREHOLDERS Of
Washington and Wes Washington Markets to take into
sderaiion the questions issue with the Board Of Health
The owners CT stands reaching the outside Of the sidewalk
have been notified to remove them but an injunction against
the Boerd Of Health has been obtained and the case VII be
argued before Jndge IL graham
An appcaon FOR an Injunction restraining the Board Of
Health from interfering with the plaintiffs business IN bur
ING limo and shells on East Feeuhs, was mede In the So
pcror Court before Judge Nc cnn yesterday by Charles H.
Reynods Argument viii he card in the case to day.
YESTERDAY morning in the NowJerey Court Of Chancery
tie Chancellor grated an Injunction which was served
restraining the Mayor Common Council aud Treasurer OF
jersey City from paying the old police Tor services since
Mag l.
In the baseball match bewecu the Union Club of Morris
SANTA and the Athletics Of Philadelphia yesterday tae At
elics were victorious the score standing 80 to %
Tue Iunan steamer City OF NewYork from Liverpool on
tho 18th aud Queenstown the 18th nS arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon.
The thermometer indicated SC degrees at noon and 30 de-
gecs at p u. yesterday the souih side of Was Five
cases OF sunsroke in different parts Of the city are reported
Mr. Stephens Fenan Head Center is preparing for
two months tour in the East West and South.
Gold closed at ljG Yesterday The extremes OF Inc day
were ita57 Government continue firm, with moderate
sales In Railway mortgages and Stale stocks the transactions arc
The small stocks neseiol Snd hardy
enough make quotations. The Western shores are reg ee'
aud can be amount At tie Second Board tho mar
ke wac dull with exception Erie Money bandin on call
or good borrowers, and at reasonable sum can e
had on eous coae Upon Governments per oeii Is
talea Ia Commecia PaIe change Exchange Is sleldy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
liz vii, ho.r IN mind that this so-called In.

the public will bear in mind that this socaled In
vcstigatng Committee" was appointed by
Board which itself was charged with stealing.
1t may not be the first, but it is conspicuous ill.,
stance Of the policy of putting the accused on the
bench or in the jury box instead of the dock. and
then inviting the victims of his ascaty to accept his
exculpation as impartial verdict The sham is so
transparent that wonder the Supervisors thought
il worth while to play out the farce 70 the end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The Bramlete Unionsts aud the Lincoln Unionists
of Kentucky each nominated a candidate for the only
Office to be filed by general vote at the ensuing State
Election. Seeing that they were beating each other
both have Withdrawn, and Gen. Hobson, late of the
Union army is to run in their stead This is right
Still, Durall, the Democratic" candidate who viii
get the vote of every Rebel in the state-and ought
t0-is thought to be ahead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

iron but we have no desire that prs stioniss shon
makcit. Only let il be made where the n, kerr vii,
consume American food aad fuel send Their chj,s,,o
to American schools and mad American newsasr..I
and we are content every tun Of Iron made b.,.,
Free Traders shall sell for exactly as good prea
made BY Protectonists. Then, why ron't the F.
Traders make American Ironi And way .R ,bs.
deceive and shuttle as We have seen,
Now let us suppose that Congress were to imno,.
duty Of 500, Or $500 per tun, on all imported p.
Iron, with half so much on Pig what would ba ~.
effect on Iron prices in our markets' What on u.
profits Of Iron-makers' Lot US suppose 90 improb.
bic thing as that our present iroa-nasters shonla
combine and agree to exact profit OF $40 On evs,w
tun of Bar and - on every tun OF Pig: Who dos.
not know that ten thousand men-Free Traders in
clusive-would jump into making; that ON,
markets would very soon overflow with Amedc,,
lron and that its prize could be regulated b. IA, cos =,
producing IL Make the duty s OcO per tun and Won
could not force the price, save FOR very few week.
s per tun above the average cost of producing IN.
article Free Traders in thousands would appear vho
were not "engaged in other profitable occupations
or would very soon get out Of them and rush nto
tLis if the price Of Iron high as to afford
net profit Of s. per tun on its production.
Are we teaching A b Cs' Certainly We ARE.
There is no economist no thinker, no intelligent uer,
son Of whatever sect or school, who does no; Lnsr
that we are stating manifest, updeniabe truth. WIZ
then, is it needu that such truth be set FORTH I,
there any answer to this question consistent with
honesty in those who blow the Free Trade bellows in
this cOuntryl We know Of none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Gen Frank Blair undertook to vote at the election
in St. Louis last August, giving notice that be would
not take the Constitutional oath Tie judges re-
ected his vote; wbereupon Frank sued them, laying
bis damages at tall figure. The case has ust been
tried and Frank is beaten. We presume be will take
the oath next August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The Connecticut Senate has voted for the ratiica-
ton of the Constitutional Amendment and the House
will at concur For the promptness Of the State
we have TO thank the Radical Republicans who
elected Gov. Hawley and Senator Ferry. Other
States will not DO slow to convene their Legislatures
with the encouragement Connecticut gives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

We welcome home the Hon. l.. ID. CULVER. late
Minister to Venezuela. lie has had a long respite
from political discussion, aud We hope he will be
heard in our canvass this FALL We have not heard oil
his writing any letter to Washington lauiatory OF
the Executive policy; whence we infer that be didn't
wish 10 be kent In office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

We learn from correspondent in Texas that the
commander Of the 4th Michigan Volunteer Regiment
prostituted his flag by ordering it to be wrapped
up" during the march through the streets of La
grange. This was done in deiemncc to the wounded
feelings of the reconstructed. We are curious to
know the exact state of the feeling to which officers
of the Republic not only humble their flag but aban-
don loval graves. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The appeal of the Clerks of our CITY to eremPioy
ers to be allowed to quit work at p. NJ ON Saturday
afternoons during the hot and dull months seems 10
us most reasonable; aud we cntreat thoughtful buyers
to second by.makng all their purchases on Saturdays
before pm. Make note Of this, and be careful 70
respect tho rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Cariozo thinks it may become necessary to teach
the Board Of Health that there is high as to
be above the law, as expounded by the Judges. lie
has already taught us that in expoanding the law
a base Judge may get considerably lower than bis
clients the rumselers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

CHOLERA l-HB CANE Down LIKE THE NIGHT"-
Such the words in which Homer describes the p0o
Lust j. as W should nov 4 lie ssner PestenceaPon tie
&C Greeks elcsped fIe Troy the with every
gesi Ieilsnce Il Ike dakiess-~heaee knows
Rot d. what il Il tling
like the Choer makes Sc advent thing
s,re il promptly administer hARDESs CHOLgRA which
abundant experience has shown 20 be the eecous remedy
kaow. 70 tie Msiera Msdc Depot, No 4 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

TIE Committee Of the Board of Supervisors have
made report on the New Court-Iouse and its cost.
Those who remember the extraordinary conduct of the
Committee during the Investigation will not be sur
prsed to learn that they consider ali Charges of cor
mpuon, collision, and eyrNvOslnce wholly I'M
founded. Those Who don't have any tax bills to pay
may be able TO agree with this Committee that the
work has been honestly aud economically done. But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

PEygsYLyAErA.-In Butler County the Republicans
havo nominated T. eJnnkin or Congress- L. Jaaiets t
Democrats have Dir > b Crawford aud in Bccf)'i CSHsH'
A. H. CoTroth, ms usual Samuel Biser ono Of t'e goe'
naiorisI Bel f-ni Is on to D3moraic cfi y ,r
r lie ..sf, ernte Cirfatr tla p1eiacad cah-"tS
- Al A. sac-s IN ~ ye,r De T. vlf Directs agaifs.
resolution thanks e. Goa. GTlai AID tae "hs'''
soldiers u4det him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

There was q time when position on the Bench
of New-York was considered honorable snce 'ae"'
We have had Cardozo--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
CHEvA1rER's LIFE FoR TIE HAIR

NsvsR FAILS to grey hair is original color freshness
sud beauty; viii PosrrVzLS stop iis irs viii SURELY
rPfoUoe is srowth is mIart life and v-or viii IN
kip the head Gu clean cool and healthy condition
contains nothing Injurious has No EeUAL HAIR DRESSING,
and niorsed by bes, physens you ladies' and
gentlemen II Is ell you require O the lair Sod by all druggis
SARAH A. CHsvAttgR ~ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Our very uuexccptionablc contemporary, The Times
is not O, all pleased with the editorial management OF
The London 7imes or THB TRIBUNE. Well, we
do Mt wonder!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Mr.. Alley Of Mass wants Committee of the House
to tell him what further legislation is needed to
prevent abuses of the ranking Privilege, We can
tell him. and save the Committee any trouble. Here
is the measure:
hNAcT
To Prevent buses OF the Frsniing Privilege.
SIC /. Tie Tracking Privilege Is hereby abolished.
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect immediately.
MIR. Alley! there s piece OF work we can
warrant And anything short of this will prove a
humbug and swindle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Judge Cariozo evidently thinks the Excise Com
missioners regard him with contempt. Who that Is
neither dunkard nor maker Of drunkards does NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Texas has Just held her State "lootoo. and Ihrork'
morton, Conservative, is chosen Governor. lie
was "a STAKEHOLDER and Rebel; bui-both Slavery
apd the Rebellion being deadwe do NJ see what he
wants To conserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
REPLY OF GOV coSY or MAINE TO GOV fAiRchiL~''
WISCONSIN.
WISCONSIN.
AUGUSTA Me-, ia ssdiy. jar

AUGUSTA Me-. Tussiy. Jane 70 isoo..
In reply TO circular letter fom Gov Fairco'ld % '"
consin Gov ConyNf Maine has man'cs'oi MS ""''ne
ness to an extra session OF tnc is' a.
ratification of the constitutional amendment II srnieeS'
number Of States concur in such action accomplish s
same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Senator Lane Of Kansas is reported dangerously III
at 81. Louis We hope he may get well and resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
Qmugemeut5.

WALLhCK'S TUCATER 800,
mus yVFNlNG A. p-TlF COLLEEN bhNNi Or. Ilif.
RplS or GARRYOyyEs AiI. ban ryan' Mis- Rosa Cooke
~ g.o U4nl John Nsulr =. T. j. g4l. Leonard. rope
., Wsrj NJ ch-s ritrr MI John ron Mira Llark Smith,
,t'san1n Ans Barrett, Mrs Gee. k1nes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

OLYMPIC THEATRE -,
Tits TVENiNG-st s-Y TO KILLED COCk ROBlN'-tOOL
As A CUCt ACER. Mia >JOaH No-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The Tribune In Lnndon.

STEVENS BROTHERS (Ameneaa Agents for Lbrrie. Heartfelt
Garden W for the sse of THE TRlBbN
They sltO Sos,osiFr,oss and Ar'strrssHsErs