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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15
CrpRENE COURT-GEORGE W. PARSONS

CUPREME COURT GEORGE W. PAksONA
- JAMES T. NJ BLAKELY and oher-In pui.sAaos q
Court q the State OF NeNforf VIZ
noss 10 sale on the l4h day September 1858 At T. oock
Exchange sasrooms No IL Broadway the Sny OF
YORK by WILLIAM KENNELLY Auetoner, all that certnn 20,
OF land with the buns thereon efseed situate
lying and being the soghefy side o. .c 10
City 81 SeYok and bounded and
ow beginning point on the said southey 'd o. even
yighh street distant hundred and thyone fee, eight Incl es
esstery formed by the intersection OF 'he sad
cry sdS Of street WIN sn y d ,vsna. one
inches to the center lac Of ne
and Seventy eighth streets thne
said line and parallel win sd street,
northey and parallel with sad en
hd sad , fee and two inches soubery line Of said
street thence running westerly along said street tteen on
nches beginning The eaey eno westeIt
walls building being party wL-DSsd Newn orr
1865. ICnC n..nA S-'''--
The sale Of the above property postponed u5u me S Gay
sp,ember 1866 Al the time and pac-psied Newfetk ev
TENDER L. 1855 ~. SonN NJ 81 ..ll ~. sf,A
s,v of cher 1905 the time and
Sept. o. 1856 'onN hSSN3' e-
Oct g. PAW M&Th3v.
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CUPREME C0URT.-In the matter OF the applca-
- lion N the Mayor aud COMMONLY OF the City or
relative the opening OF seyeniytd street ro N ths
Third avenue Fourth in the City Of New foTk
the undersigned Commissioner Of Estimate and Assess mens
In the entitled her by notice 10 the owner or wn-
e occupant occupants al houses and lots and improved or n
affected thereby and all others whom hsy con-
TO Wit -,
FRsr That completed estimate and assessment snS
persons these proceedings or II any o. Iae sha.
and be opposed % the sane 90 peeh
eton writing duly verified TO Shr Eess9dy s,a
office Of the Conditioner NO ~ na@a
No AZ in this city q before tue seysnth cay
Noyeber the said Commissione WIZ near par
Ties the week next aisr the sad seventy
dav of November tat VIII DC 10 attendance
Of the said days AZ eleven O'Clock o. NJ
the abstract OF the sid estimate and to
also the afdavits estimates and or e. 200
umrnts used by making our report have p-n az
Office
tb.r. 70 main until Nineteenth day Of November 100
limits embraced by tie assessment Soiesi sre
All those pieces parcels 81 Ian ynf sna pene
on City OF NeVfork between Msdoa
avenue and xtendng either side o. % sew
d street distance the neIt street thereto shd
FouRTH herein viii be presented 20 Tue
General Term tueIeot 70
hid the Hal the City Of Newiork on
div the opening Of the Court on that arc
tns there heresef counsel can De he
bsron motion viii that the said report be CONFIRMED
Dated New-York, October 1866
sg q 3 oRRfSlpwrs Commissioner.
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HORSE POWERS.

THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MFG. co.
CsshC
Company having purchased the stock machinery and busins
AZ The EMERY AGRICULTURAL WORKS and largely mcre.sc5
sRsoTfiERs PATENT DbUBLE SHAFT AND GEERiN0 Rail.
WAY HORSE POWER which economical than any othe
m uss Also Thsshe and Csner Thrsshs -
sepsrsso Saving Machine Emery Broa Patent star Cows"
Gin Condenser, Cotton and Hay Presses kc &C
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO-
Samples may be seen 1t
Ell. REEVES 4 Co.. Nos is5 and ls7 watsrstj MI
X. n. ALLYN & Co.. Nos lss and ls Wster-st ~
J. T. GOODWIN Co, Noa ~ and 81 Fulton g ~ A'
\ Qfics u The Company, No. - sss.sst, Aissn1@i
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Alarhinerp.

7 GATHER Betting.
- GEO A. HIcKcox No. 20 Bsskmsa.t
CTEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY.
Tbs NewYok Engine Works have now on hand ana 20
sale al their wsrerooms,
Foor oy EAST TwKxrYrHrRps, ~ T.,
PORTABLE ENGINES or ALL SIZES
Also Of al szs and descriptions oil sca;ah"
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Amnsrmeitfs.
Eeftnrss ano Meetinss.


NJ Y MEDICAL COLLEGE for WOMEN
~ The opening exercises viii take place the College No
F.ss Tive Hhs O'Clock m MOEDAY Is The Row
II, Hoffman, Prof Webster and other enneas
.n..fsrs are expected The public invited attend
Anew. ENGLAND CHURCH.-FALL REUNION
tn. .mbers Of the NewEngsnd Church eengregeies
viii meet for SOCIAL REUNION at me Church swsst ro1z
eok Addsses promised by the ksss henry wsfd ksse.
S.sSSsn " Tyns it, Tbos s. Hssing d. D. Jsssph psys
Holmes ESQ., and othe sDsiensn asts ~ ss -
gsrsr n.rt of The civ q IN sssssy,o %
either Of the undersigned Colpssissee; s,.A N n M
Lorenzo Hgrs no III Sirthsve Jerome " on,n s
100 1hrb uinth Theodore T. Isylos No. 10 ..ia
Francis 5s West Fii.eenth-sti james A. '
NATIONAL RAILWAY C0HvENTlON.-iInn
~ adjourned Convention Railway PresideIs
and Nicholas HoteLin Ss~ 49,,
IL accordance with the nrco,sI Au
Executive Committee EDGAR St dent
J. II. STURGEON, Nnerre"oeA~
81 s L F RsssSs1 Secretaries.
IT,. SAsTsn Executive Committee
| UNIVERSITY OF NEW-Y 0RK-Medical Depart
I n,snt-Tbe Introductory Lecture to the Winter Course
wifi be delivered BY Professor JOHN w DhAfEh M p' N
ere entrance on Woh Church. ose block we" o''s
oss ~ The Lecture an exhibition will be given BY PROF.
Henry Draper NJ d. Of bis recent ~
Microscope the aid Of Photography ana "o 'iAe"e'
'nf bs ppofOp and public respectfully invited .ttend
- WHAT I SAW IN IRELAND"-A new Lectu 70
w nv the Rev g. o. wYLIE Of Phiadephis 10 De
the Hall Of the Brooklyn Young Mems Gnrisn.n a..
ner of Futonave and Gsatin place. on a.
Of the Covensnel Tickets cents to BE- had al 'ns 0' ~
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CUTKEME
- York.-DAYID SMITH agt H. H. DUDLEf-Summons fes
money demand contract. (Com. not se.l-To the
You hereby summoned sec Int Rev
and required the complaint in this action stamp,
which fled In the Office OF the Clerk OF this Cancelled
Court City Hell in the City Of New fork and
County Neiork and to copy Of yoqs answer g the
EeYork within days ser the service Of th. summons on
you OF day and l 10
the aid complaint within the time uoessd the psin,n
thousand
Dollars and Fifty with interest from
the January thousand eight hundred and sixty
beside the costs OF this action.-Dated August %. 1876
c. 4. x T. D. PELTON, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint duly hd the office Of the CeEb
of the County of I'D day Of sepirnber 1900
U. Il x 7. d. PELTON. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CuPREME COURT, County of New-York. AR.

CyUPREMF COURT. County of New-York, AR
- CHIDAMlA ii. HALEY, Plaintiff
against WILLIAM d. HALEY. Defendant :. 20 cent
Simmons Reisf-lCoI not served - ~ . Int heV stamp
To the above Defendant; You are hereby cancelled
summoned. and required TO answer tue - =, -, !.
complaint this action which med IN the ce OF me sk
the City and County d NeY H the City Han IN SAID oy On
the 2l day September 1855 and TO eopy
the complaint the subscriber NO ONCE NO ~
NewYos City within twenty days sner the seIyee Of
on the day Of such evcci ano yo1
the aid complaint time aforesaid the pn 10 seis
apply the Court for the relief DEMANDED 10 W.
plsint.-Dated September p, 1886
P C. b. NoRTHRUP. Plsinif's Attorney .
sl4 law CIV NJ No. 1871 Broadway, New YORK.
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| TuppFME COURT. City and County of New.
WILLIAM n REYNOLDS Plaintiff, AGAINST MoRTOn

CUPREMF. COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
- new RK.-CHARLES RILEY, Plaintiff against JOHN
L. McMANyS, ---- NcMANUs bis wife Whose hrst name
unknown 20 the plaintiff BRIDGET TOoMAN,
BRIDGET TOOAAN, Execn,r1 Of the last will u s. Int Rev.
and ,ssmen. Of James TSoman. deceased VII Se STAMP
lam Toomsn and Nchsel Toomsn Defsndants In original
Surn,uons-For Relief Com. served.l To Ceneeed .
the Deenisns You hereby summoned and IN, -, a.
required the complaint this action, which VII be filed
the oee d The Cers Of City and County Of New York The
CITY Hall In City OF New York and 10 serve sopy Of YOU
answer to the subnber at bis once no ~
Broadway in the City Of New OrI w1p 5 sy b .Iyes,
AMI n YOU f 10 said complaint within the tune oess
,h nnd In this action will sppy the Court for tie relse
aeHA"-eN " '' 80 C. II. BERTRAND
s,I,,~svM Plaintiffs Attorney .
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feaal Notifies.


TN THE SUPREME COURT of the State OF New
YoL TO FRANCIS SANDOW Defendant You are heTepy c,m
noned and required the complaint OF bLonoD
sCIEPP, piantf. which will Ibe fled m :, . D. a.:
he 0bcs N The Clerk of said Court at u Rev stamp:
.be Civ Hall in the City Of NewYok, : 90 cent,
and to serye copy your TO said com Sence'sa-
psnt on the subscriber bis once
No. 2Os Broadway City Of New York WITHIN rehsy osy
saer the 'eryice hereof upon ,h s eoIpS, within
days ser the hereof above required the ss
plaintiff viii Judgment against yog IN sla s s
Inc ann of four hundred hye-ht dollars witn inIrre
am dsy OF JAY one hundred and Sly " oa~
'"' '''' " ~ ~ NELSON SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
L. ,t. ...ion was fled In Once Of the Clerk %
the CITY and County Of NewYok on the 5lst DAY OF
S3aw6wM NELooN ohIl ~, I -
SUPREME COURT, City and County OF New New:
y YoII-WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS, Plaintiff, against no -
n FISHER Defendant For money demand On W
@ Seseby .ummourd and required 70 answer ~ rev stamp
tbe compfart Ia this which will be MED ~ cen's
in ,he Office of of the City and County lance 60
~ NevYork at the City Hall IN said City Of
ON The .ab.sSer al his ce l Naausree said City d
New YORK within twenty after the service OF US
Won exclusive Of day such services and fail anwes
Inc aid complaint within the time aforesaid ID plaintiff In this 40.
zion will take Judgment against you for pe Of twenys1
hundd and hy dollars with interest thirie
ay q thirteen ID and ninety.
three thereof the thousand eight
besides thu actioDDaed Auguse
20, 1896. JOHN 8. w I,sHBURN Plaintiffs Attorney
No. 1872 Nasssu-,t, kew-Yort.
The complaint n the sye entitled scion med At the once
September 1856 yJHN 8. WAsHBURN, Plaintiffs Attorney
Salaw6wN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

simeon Draper. of New York.
Simeon Draper formerly Collector OF the port Of New
York, died at whicslons Long Island at half past
O'Clock yesterday morning, aged sixtyone years He
taken al first with disease which mistaken by
abe physicians for intermittent fever but which soon
developed symptoms and proved in reality TO be Bghts
disease Of the kidneys The illness increased armingly,
and ON Friday the patient became much worse. On
parslytc stroke followed BY apopiectc attack and
lost all knowledge d outward things, which not
restored at the moment OF his For many years
Mr. Draper prominent merchant IN New York, and
was always regarded Of leading citizens Sub.
sequeuy. having experienced miortunes In business
be became auctioneer position for which he was
admirably qualified Mr. Draper took deep interest In
political friend Of Governor Seward, and repeatedly
held a place Ou the whig STATE Central Committee.
In later years theee relations appear To have
been sund~rcd, and after the formation OF the
republican party Mr. Draper became known a
ieader ~ the anSeward interest In 1s6s he the
chairman OF the Union Central Committee u this State
He held many public positions. Upon the creation OF
the Board OF Governors OF the Amshouss he was chosen
Presidency, which he held up TO the time Of the
abolition OF the Board by the Leg stature OF 1900 He
then appointed Commissioner OF Public Charities
aud Corrections and retained thai pot until superseded
~ Comptroller Brennan, IN 1854 His administrators
Marshal for this city but took little active part IN
duties OF the position President Lincoln appointed
him Collector Of this port Ia 1884 tn. he resigned that
place In 1885, In order 10 GIVE Mr. Johnson opportunity
for the government aud had charge VI all the cot
arriving this port The remains will be brought
city for ntcFment, and the funeral viii probably
take place next Friday. The nags on the Custom House
at half yesterday in respect to the memory " tho
deceased
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AtfMas u IrxAs.

Message or Gsvcrnsr Throeknae rton--tse Re.
eomnends the Admfssiea IL Negro Tcstims-
nv and the Protection or Nssrthevncr..
GALVESTON Texas, Nov Q, 1900
Governor rhrockmorons special message to the IAss.
lsture the condition of The country and on federal
relations says the true sentiment Of people misun-
dsutcod by the NORTH denies with Indignation the
assertions Of politicians that do MOI desire the rcs,o-
ration Of the Unicu, and thai Union men are In
danger 81 s~aes>nAiicn, THAI without military
protection they cannot remain here and ihst thousaods
leaving tbe skaie He asks The Legislature 10 paA
resolutions 70 ths effect, and 70 solemnly pledge the
State authorities 70 protect life and properly without
regard 70 political sentiment He suggests that negro
testimony be admitted In all cases nds that the
taxes collected from The negroes be applied their edu
cation and says be scopes the Legislature will make ali
the laws, involv1g civil rghta complete - possible
90 - 70 EXTENT equal and ssscs tusoe 70 al persona
without rcgsxd 10 color.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Arxsr1p fscfsptAstss tsrw JERsrv RAuRoxp
Dnror--iass week plot hsd 20 Ore
The ferry alp With The design, supposed Of consuming
the entire badine An old scoop shovel placed withn
sr Inches Of soveppe holc which through The seer
from the room below. Upon this shovel plssd
OF cnton waste sstGrAxs4 with weous nnif sur
ronnded BY suiphugs which wns designed W
win me wooden 6ooring by means o. sups o. pApef fo
unsey conHectcn was not sesw eeu ne cot
avertsd Tao kspt secret vita Nc view 81 Dr.
letting e culps but trace Of The would % ncendisry
has bs1n found.
Fam pos 81 Prrr-s Crvrcs, Jssssv crrr.-rhe L.
dies Fair for The Of the magnificent Church Of
~ Peters Jersey CITY, h s progressing with The moss
atlssorv r~sus The attendsncs and The lavish expcn
a,r. ~ ynooex on the part 81 the visitors promise
.rthv ~ ne object which the fair vas
he carr,etjon of % The moss beautiful ecclesiastical
structures in the state
Ircbekep.
Fscvrwrrr or 4 Yours WIN A hssrrxp wosas-A night
oo,oer on duty detected young yesterday morning
hsscosns the ferry by middle sged
woman both carrying bundles IN their hands Suggesting
the parcels stolen property the odsr the
al vise~ information station ths
dissppearssce 81 his WIFE, and being brought vita
Inc rccpgrissd her a. his VIE The youth whoss
name il william Bower Il only TWENTY-FIVE years Of 40,
whns his partner Il forty nine The husband
statsx ~ ks Obliged 10 elect Bower from house
sws ocesHsos Suspicion ~ imps0psS intimacy wA ~
wNA ossw - ssasiAsAss ~ sS~air ~
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Wreck or the American Baxk rMriac a
BehrisG's Isisnd-Au Hands snvcd-scver,
Gale at san FraBcisce-DasnaGet 10 the Sbiv-
ptnG, 40.
SAY fAAscncu Nov g. 1894
despatch from Victoria Vancouver Island dated
yesterday states that the American bark pscc Captain
FRENCH al Sag Harbor, Ncs York was totally wreck "a
u Behring's Islsnd during FOG July q All hands
were saved. The Russians treated The crew with the
greatest kindness
The steamer orinamm~ mum Columbia river, brings
sevsre gale prevailed hire yesterday morning during
which schooner sunk and serious DAMAGE W.
inflicted many other vcsselx
W. J. WMksn United states Internal Revenue agent
for the rschc coast had been for mafssncs
In ofice.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captains shemads aud Hessms-io and Leuteasnis
0-ha yosi.da and Ku.doo. distinguished Japanese
visitors still at the Metropolitan Hotel During
yesterday tho comers employed themselves by
walking through the LEADING thoroughbred and inspect
ing and sdmiring the principal public buildings Of the
city. Among other places. visited vas the HxsALD
establishment; the various departments OF which evi-
deny excited Considerable interest In the minds u the
strangers
Jacob scales, old and respected iron master, Of
Pittsourg Penn died the List instant leaving Jacob
Ashley $4,000. John Robinson $40 900. Amey Mlnkse
$4,000 and G. n. Doanc OF New York, tyo, 600 and
tie remainder Of his property To build Jnvsrsailst
church.
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miscellaneous nfasicai,

Madame Gaxzanlgs, the celebrated prima donna, viii
give second and last matinee to-day two O'Clock
r. NJ sbs win be assisted by Miss Adelaide Phillips.
signor Anastasi. Msssrs. Pease and Colby. MadAas
Gaxz~niga will sing the celebrated song the 'Orangs
Gn, Ia costume.
classical matinee will be gwen af Edward koiisn-
hauers Conservatory Hall this afternoon at two O'Clock
Tho Bateman troupe will give their fourth last conce
al Steinway Hail. this evening This the last a
this excellent company New York, previous en-,
esgemens compel them 10 visit BALTIMORE, washingssn
aud Philadelphia for a week two They will Shea
return 10 the metropolis
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Yesterday's Eleotisns--Ths CITY and state Of
New York.
Tho returns received Of yesterdays State
elections, beyond this commonwealth west
ward, up to the hour Of our going TO press, are
too meagre for any special notice, except that
they have gone overwhelmingly for the repub-
licans, somewhat after the style of Massachu-
sets. The results in this city, and throughout
the State, in opposition to the city, arc very
extraordinary and somewhat astounding. Over
forty-six thousand majority for Holman in the
city, or gain Of some nine thousand on the
Presidential majority Of General Mcclellan, is,
indeed, an astonishing achievement; while in
the steady gains Of Fenton throughout the
State upon his vote Of 1864 the republicans
have evidently overtopped the tremendous
gains Of the 'unterriHed" in their metropolitan
| strOngholds.
Astounding a. these city democratic ma
jorities may appear, however, they may be
readily accounted for. The obnoxious legisla-
ton at Albany last winter against the power
full liquor interests rallied the liquor dealers,
wholesale and retail, from whlskey down to
lager beer, Americans, Irish, Germans-men,
in short, Of every nationality--en mdsse
against Fcnton and the republicans.
Then there were the powerful COM
binations Of the Corporation "ring," and the
Custom House, Post Office, &C., all working in
the same direction, and producing, but on .
larger scale, similar results in favor of the
democrats to those of October in the cities of
al nj II prt
the solid front Of the liquor dealers, more than
all other combinations, contributed to this
city's startling majority for Hoffman.
Throughout the State, beyond Spuyten Duy-
vii creek, the great national question of the
constitutional amendment has eclipsed all other
issues and carried everything before it, even to
the burying, as it appears from the returns
before us, Of all the great majorities of Hof-
man on this island and its immediate surround
ings. The democrats Gncuding MIR. Brooks,
elected by an overwhelming vote over Colonel
Cannon and Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton)
gain three members of Congress in this city,
but will probably lose two or three In the
interior In the other States electing mem
bers Of Congress yesterday, except
ing Maryland, the republicans, as it
appears, hold their ground firmly, so that the
issue between Congress and the administration
may be considered as decisively settled in
favor of Congress and its plan of Southern
restoration. In conclusion, If Hoffman, with
forty-six thousand majority in this city, is
swamped in the State, as the returns SO far
indicate, the "ring" we may say, has fought
its battle Of Petersburg, and win be compelled
to capitulate to reorganization Of the city
government on responsible system Of checks
and balances before the end Of the winter.
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The ALLIES DEFEATED IN PARAGuAr.-The
allied troops Of Brazil, Uruguay and the Ar.
gcntinc Confederation have met with nothing
but disaster since they crossed the Paraguay
river in pursuit Of the forces Of tho Dictator
Lopez Their original overwhelmingly large
army has been reduced by disease In the
swamps OF tho lower PARMA and In the
various hard fought but indccisive battles
before forts Humaita and Curupaity. The
last battle, fought on September ~. before the
latter works, was positive and damaging de.
feat for the allieA Their army was driven
back with heavy slaughter and almosi heir
entire feet disabled aud forced 70 retire The
prcscn, condition Of the allied army, and wha'
y pors important, allied 6nancca do moi
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Nxw 0sussA Nov. q lsss
Goverp.v Wells has appointed Geaxc Chsdwtct Cc,o.
missioner M. g The Par. ExPS3Ios, vice H. Palrrsy,
The Episcopal Bishops VI veymont A,ah,,n. .rs Nh.
sissipp have arrived bee and to morrow thew viii con.
secrais Rev DR. p n wilmer Is bishop o. roaIa,sna.
10 place o. bishop FOLK, killed Atlanta during The
war; Dr. Wiw~ arrived this evening
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promise an early advance against the formida-
BILE deiences Of the Paragraphs; and the best
advice we can offer them ID to abandon their
invasion, >forego their unrepublican designs
against their weak but stubborn little neighbor,
cancel the secret treaty which designed the
spoliation OF Bolivia and commence = new
career Of prosperity by inaugurating per-
manent peace.
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THH ENGLISH ARsTocRAcY AND AMERICAN
CoRRUPTIos.--We see that the organ Of the
ruling classes 10 England INDUCES in a fling at
the corruption Of our State and city govern
ments, in order to base upon il an argument
against the further extension OF political
power TO the masses in that country. The day
has gone by when such reasoning could be Of
any avail. The war through which we have
just passed has Invested II Of even the shadow
Of plausibility. II has shown the world that
whatever may be the defects OF our govern
mental system, IL is superior TO any now existing
or that has ever been devised. No other people
would have made the sacrifices for their insti-
tutions that We have done for ours. We did so
because we entertained profound conviction
that under no other form Of government could
we enjoy the same amount Of prosperity and
happiness. Political corruption no doubt pre-
walls among US, but II Is an incident OF all
social systems and not NJ peculiar feature Of
our condition. Besides, in the form In which
Il manifests itself. IL is incapable Of working
much harm Englishmcn can't appreciate the
fact that the picking and stealing which pre-
vail under . monarchical are very different
from those which are prsctised under repub-
lican form Of government In Great Britain
and European countries generally the thieving
L. one sided. The ruling classes have IL all 10
themselves, and the poor man rarely or ever
gets nibblc at the public crib. Here We take
our turn. We know that II onr political rivals
have the opportunity to-day We shall have Il
tomorrow, and We don't want to upset every
thing in order TO anticipate our cbancea This
Is the philosophy Of the whole thing com.
pressed into . nutshell. In u will be found
the secret Of the superior force and stability OF
our institutions