Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-30

have been srsye,y Informed that this chisfDt
srsi. hsa charge 81 matters ana thiSss pst,Als.
iSs to Ss,s.s, "a sns s'gssy s'Gs.s The
He acted upon the supposition that this obtain
ing Psrdohs was illegal, Had he kept IN n.
mind the old motto, evil % him him. No ~. evil
ndtbo just punishmsni. which, hope. viii fol-
'' They wanted to pu. Mrs. Cobb on trial h.r.,,
crates c who lover were IN this iSf.usou. sehsrss.l
Geptlemen, their testimony has been damned In
every court Of justice suppose no enlie htsned
sYs sSpyss % Ts ne
fsndera themselves, and live by the suhsrance 81.
their superiofs In once, and'by doing the bid
ding OF their masters, good or bad. The Preei-
dent OF tho United states has been very wisely
clothed with extraordinary powers 10 suppress
lam not one Of thos. maicont.n.s, sentismeu,
sysly ~ ss s s sr. ns
Gen Baker has been before this Court. He has
had bis rights LAID down 70 bin By this cou,t,
Hsk new when be s Tn..t nfs Cobb ts.s he
rest at all. They tell you here that the proceed.
ings IN this case were from pure feelings for the
President, He was the special guardian Of the
Mansion. How easy II would have been for him
10 20 TO the President and tell him hs-was being
imposed on. Was the vast machinery Of thia
p De-. sss, Bureau concentrated to hunt down
No, gentlemen. they bswked AZ higher game.
They, who judge every man and woman acoord-
ing TO their own standard, thought II they oouid
track out Mrs. Cobb, they would stir up some
scandal or hit some one In power who could be
black mailed or used fortheir own base purposes.
In every revolution bad men will come to the
trary power they viii disabuse IL.
Mr.. Hughes was addressing the Jury when oar
report elosed--thres O'clock. Eua
The third musical and literary soiree Of
the Young Mems Christian Association took
place last night, In the lecture-room Of the CAL
vary Baptist Church, before large and intelli-
gent audience. The committee Of arrangements,
Tii.y ana Hartley, deserve srs.. credit for Is.
singers, speakers, DC. "Ths haven, wss re-
cited very beautifully, and with much FEELING.
Ca c.ssfg Baptist SSrss anS BE o Ssva
Thine Ear, and The Laugh Of q Child, }" both
Of which were well received.
Mr. Gannon's solo Baritone' was excellent.
T've wandered In Dreams, I" Duet By Miss
Flenner and Mr.. Hsines, elected much applause
Mr.. Finekel's efforts on the violin evineed
thorough snowlsdss q s. rs, y., q that in p,.
byterian Church sand .Regna Terrs'' in . man
per highly ereditable. Professor Macleod ren-
dition Of "Loekinsar, aud .'ontalissi's Death
song Wa I1uuy sPpsrue'eiv 80 49,,
span ier, scheel, Cha mberlAin, Messsr, and KIM
ball acquitted themselves with great credit. The
next soree takes place In the latter part Of Feb
rusry. ..-y.
SUPREME Counr OF THE UNIrED Srkrss.--
TUESDAY, January 50.
III. ,oiloving xxsre admItted attorneys ana
con ns.llors of hi. eourt: On motion II Hon.
Francis Herman, W. 7. Allen and Lyman Ire
main, esq. e, Of New York on motion Of Mr.. At.
Browning, Chaiies n. Reed, ESQ, o. Illinois; on
| ford, Of Colorado Territory, and Isaac L. Gibbs,
| esq, Of Nebraska. 81, -
No. log. VIM. Dehon, executor Of Theodore
Dehon intervenori 10 the case Of the United states
| appellants, VS.. G. q. dc Berpal ct al.
snms% sV rns ~, snnsiiss snd sp sen
sindsa Sx NJ Eston sor ths .ppsiiant
W. ,S IT, VI Wanntartnrins coun.,,
plaintH in error va the Illinois Central Railroad
Company.
800 ~ .hn,,,,.% a. yio,.H .,snm.nt m
NJ H,tsheocS for ths nlsint,9In s,ror -