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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

A. ~ forms Of d1eeaee for which vrc n,.s.,,h. 49,
Oo@pcsnd have their origin in the blood. isf the
WIN s ZEE that NO merely eastward appliance
rrses ~ ~ ~ n. aaeet rsilse, bscauss 4 cannot
!, sses. 3, ~ CxTAD1L W IHG DlARAeK .-dviy,
IT, ~ sssoug Aoed. - - ste1in & eslieved
cV&k WARRANTID sehE
6CRNHAM VAN sCHAACK.
nhs.dssn Drugg.ss, - Lake 81, Chkcavo,
- Ageun eng the Northeast:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

Tnsnr is no denying the suartness and
audaeity .: the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road Company. Il has bought and has pos
sees ion Of the Columbus and Indiana Cen
trail Railroad that gives it . continuous line
from Philadelphia to indianapolis. Il il
now bargaining tor the Pacific Railroad Of
Missouri which will give connection. from
Ph'ladelphia 70 the Union Pacific With lhs
exception Of . road from Indianapolis y st.
Louis. H'hsy ca get the Indianapolis
fss's Aaa,e, end 81. Louis road, they will
control the lasssss route in THE country,
sns % far a. Ne know 10 any Other. II =
grand conception and worthy Or giant
busissss ainds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

HELMBOLDe EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vigor to the frame and b!oom to the pald cheek
toms. and II treatment Is submitted 70. ccneump
ton, insanity or epileptic fits ensue. [feb6-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

gn which tne oves l.pooiooo bo1es have bssa uDso3
nas plseed Il beyond Aosalo Of expesiaenl b -
become . nseeeiaty = cvsay faniiy fog tnseans -
e0s 0eU - olnsa6so eysos scuse o. eAacoics bBoDs
AZ cutans0ao inaA0oaA1u6o, buRne, eh111e1aa. ssy-
espeias. sensAeaaa. ss1nys ofiassrts, 1oD
lnsnss sosee. eAAlee an1 Scala, ehApt hnda eAspe
npc end al sindsca Ne; tsaevlng peIA 9e heallg
never been tnown In s1gls ca1e, - 1Ajuse. - ~
use Of the COUGHING needle, nsssuy. - Iuho % 81
sreqasns does iraparabIc tnj1xy ~ eye. By cor
fod'rg and forever destroying the delicate
e"nsenie OF envelope thnt sensitive organ:
For eaie at WHOLESALE and retail Ut pgOpriotOgQ IOS
ct caeb psiooe. STEVENSON 4 CAnNAHAN.
DfupRis0 aud Asenss foe rropsietOfs, Uaveupeet
Iowa. ~ 6s~aI.11e
nELMBOlOe FLUID EXTRACT DucHu =
psopssties. I'D i0ns1laae n - aesIo0, f6HV1S
o9A1zl1xD CoMlE1yus,0ND 1111Q1xp ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

There are 400 school children 1t Ksosau
que.
The Pension Agency at Dubuque re-
sumed payment on the Sd.
A $4,000 school house 10 - b. built a
Charlton this summer.
The jefferson Era says that The railroad
tai 10 Green county 10 81. S44.
The dwelling Of O. G. Smith, Of Marshall
tsws, WAS destroyed BY Are on Saturday
last.
Farmers in Greene county Gay that they
make hundred dollars profit On every acre
Of flax they raise.
8. d. visle. . prominent and respected
citizen Of Muscs;ins. died in . fl Of speplexy
last Friday evening.
The City Council Of Marshalltown have
ordered the construction Of ,wc cisterns,
each TO hold 500 barrels, and intend to pur-
chase an engine.
A man by the name Of Ballard in Mar
shall county recently shot bald eagle which
measured seven feet eight inches from tip
TO tip.
Notwithstanding the Geld back ward
spring We have been having, the prospects
for good fruit crop have not been in any
way diminished.
Old Johnny Green, we'll known in Iowa
as tho chief of the Musquakses, AT err se>
we're illness which has confined him in his
wigwam since October. 10 again on the hunt
ing path and all Q. X
The Young Mems Library Association a,
Lyons recently added one hundred and
eighty volumes Of new ard valuable book a
to their library, as the result o. lectures de-
iiversd during the winter.
A minstrel troupe lately came 10 grief il
Des Nolnes. Tho sgent abscondsd with d
the funds. leaving several unpaid bills Tn,
landlord came in for his khare by seizin,
their Instruments. which will be likely I,
inter fere with their future engagements
The dog cholera IL raging in Marshal
J County. The dogs are frat taken with u
itching IN the throat, which causes them I,
scratch that part until in many instances
} they scratch through 10 the more vital OF,
! gans, and to bite themselves ia almost ev-
cry conceivable manner, until death speed,
~ comes 10 their relief
From Mr.. Cls,k.ut the Land Office in thi
city. we learn some interesting statemsn,
in regard 10 the number Of acres OF Cover n
ment land still subject to entry in this Dis
tiict. In the counties Of Van Buren,, Davis
Appanoose, wayrc, Decatur. Ringgold an,
Taylor, there are about one thousand sevel
hundred ard scventy.two acres still open 70
purchase or homesteads. And in the north
crn portion Of the District, in Butter, Fay
cite. Clay ton, Alanakee. Winnebsgo, Floy d
Chickasaw, Bremen, Cerro Gordo, Wor,i
snd Hsn-ock counties, there still remain
unoccupisd ave thousand seven hundred ant
seventy seven acres -Dss Noimes Register
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

Dr. 0cheucks Ru1aonlc Nyrop.
TAis great meAie,ns esssd n. n. eehenek, the
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when V
had -seumed its most formidable eepect, and whom
epeedv death appeared TO DO Inevitable His ph yei.
clans pronounced his case ineusabls, when no con.
meared the use 81 this etople but powerful remedy
His health restored 10 very 0As'st dime, end NO
return Of hs dieeaee has bees unprecedented. for al
he plume quickly di-app-ard, cad hls pfeeent
weight e more thsn two hundred pouods.
Since bic recovery, he has devoted HE atseaslon
excl1evely 10 the cur Of Consumption. and the DIE
esses which usually eOmplcaeso with Il, aad the
cures effected By bic 0edic'ns have hesn very nu-
msrvua and truly wonderful. DR.. Schenek makes
professional visits To several Of the larger cities
weekly, whore be has large concOape Of patirnts,
aaA i'm tsuly assouisAine 70 ses poo eonsumytves
that have 90 be lined ont OF thes carriages. and In
lev non'hs: healthy. robust Persons. n Ms,ncx's
| PUlAOnsc 6raUr, SeAwRsD Tcuic, ana AASDsAx1
Pnas ere eeoesaily ali required IN curing cs,nsump
| toa. Fall lisaoliooo accompany each, 90 that any
one cen tahs them without seeing Dr. Schenck. but
when Il u enicut Il IL best 70 see him He gives
advice fsee, bnt for thorough examination With hid
| Respiromeses his fse h three dollars
Pssse observe. when p~schasinR, shst ehc ~ Ike
neeeee Of the DoctOs-Onc Wien 10 the laet stoRe o
Consumption. and the other ~ he nov h. In perfect
heallh-oSe ON the Government stamp.
Sold by all druggists and dealers Price. 81 30 pei
bottle. or 81 81. pee half dozen. Lettess for sdv'c.
ehoud al wavs be directed to DIR. Sehenck Prncipa
Once, No, Is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia Pa.
| General Wholesale Agcnts: John d. Park, Cincsn
natl, Ohio: Walker 4 Tavlov. Barnham 4 Nsr
Setback, Chicago, H.; Collins Broe,. st. Louie, Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

FOR ON-nETENTION on INCONVENIENCE
Of Urine. irritation. Inflammation or liberation OF
the bladder, kidneys, diseases Of the PROSTATE
glands stone Ia the bladder calcnlue gravel OF brick
dust deposit and all Aiseases Of the bsddef kidneys
and dropsioai sweilnae, Id6wly
UsE H11My oIDs FUN ExrnAcr Brclir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

es49 orc. -
w. b.,shx ..;s~ a.. .ho,e 10 Be- correct
scnednie OF bcnds sao osoeks ~ H.scAi~. \
,Ssne rire insnrescs Co@P..y, -
l., on the lst dey OF Jensc5y. ,S sv ie...,a..s
JOHN y UTGeeS as..ss.s.
HVnAAIv
AuDrrOR'S OFFICE, IOWA. -
Des Noines, March lst, 1857.
-. ~ - ahk1 ~ Ssn. .ro srD .esi.ment. nov.
II. -. s ~ s9.s . - a.
o. the 6rst day Il jsnssry, A. =, les!. = 6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
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Acr,l lo(iT


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Sm:-You are hereby notified that your
SERVES will not be required in this departs
neut after the adjournmen. Of the present
session Of Congress. c.. Z. LlpPIScorr.
Doorkeeper House Of Representatives.
To joins PoPE HoDSErr. Folding Rooms,
II. r. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

AAnans LoSsss Dunlxo MAscu.-Du,ic.
cue msasA u March ju,t closed. there were
'sst ~ IRE. wreck. collision end o,hsr dis
sessss q -. - AassieAn '. saels o., which
we're chips, IL bsrks. 9 bries: II schoon-
srs and 6stssmsss. The aggregate value Of
sbess vssss.s isestina,ed a &2.6a9, 900
For the hrst three months Of 1850 The ma
sins lossss q Aosrissa vessels have smoun-
ssd 70 ia vesssis, vsiusd 1t %. s52 500, q
ssmpassd viii go. ~. 900 dsriag the
asas pssiod q loes. san oA.e6e, 600 dur
~ ~ snmoaDeeio1 sf1o3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

Virtue wants moro admirers, wisdom
more applicants. truth moro real frieads,
aad honesty more practitioners.
Liberty Of speech is good. liberty II 40.
ton better, but liberty Of thought best Of
I'll !; for the worst Of all shackles are those
rivsted into the soul.
The most important principle, perhaps
IN life. is 10 have . pursuit. useful ono il
possible, and, at all cuents. an innocent one.
-Sia II. DAvY.
The gloomiest knell that rings over the
fall from virtue must be to hear of tho lost
esteem Of those we love.
Chicago has the larges. lumber trade Of
any place In the world The sales last year
were CT, O0O, O0O. 600 feet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

MISGUIDED MEN.
AND TIRE Law or CHARITY AND MERCY.
HowAsD ESSAYS. on the Errors. Abuses and Dissa'
which form the baeis Of the G:avest Maadies in
the fret age man. and fesrfuy sap the vital pow.
ers with sure means OF relief sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address. DR.. J.sKILLIN
HoU0HTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia.
Pm lambda W3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
rsans Legal Decision a cad
Net Money has N~rc.w-as.

In the Supreme Cour, Of M. Va. ".
sus"ee sutherland has decided an ;mnor,.
Ant .. question bssw cen currency and sn Ia =
The 'ssas turned on an ssreem.ns I Ss :.
PAY certain sum At . time when eola ~. :.
the ruling currency. The sun vss ,sra \ -
%, but 10 legal tsndess; hsaes the n,;...
ton. Mr.. Juslies Sutherland holds ,hs, 1.
gfeement to pay in gold cannot BE- legally
eosesced, though Treating sid % . CON,
modify. eeu,EarG tes ~ pnrcAass o. sais
y perfectly safe snd psopss. He declares
that the result Of toe Legal Tender acs il
shat geld hss practically ceased = b ear
sency, and bssessss exclusively eonnodi
y. The dssisiss sppesss = = idsasieal Ia
pesedple With sae sscenaly delivered b. III
Supssos Court Of Aassachusssls, b which,
upoa contract for the payment Of : epsci
ae4 sun - gold, tenAsr Of the omcunt
N grssnbscks wss he'd COED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

A writer ssnds 10 Providence paper the
the following prsscriptisa Ssr hydrophebis.
which cannot do harm Eat the green
shoots Of asparagus raw sleep and psssipi-
ration will be induced, and the disease can
thus BE- cured in any stage Of canine a-ad
ness. A man 10 Athens, Greece. was esred
By this remedy after the paroxysms had
common ced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
DIR. BigelOw,

IL the only Physician, - Specialize.
now IN Chicago that can be. entirely
relied upon. 90 70 BIn. and mot slf.
-fes that horrible dissaee 70 sunaln b
your eyetein. die1guring your nee
and body. Decides Destroying yous
happinees and future prospects d us.
He has made PRIVATE DISBA00D
and NERVOUS DEBILITY HE study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

Tas new diniag room Of the Leek House
- San Francisco, 10 said - 10 the finess IN
The United Ststss. IL is IN immense oc,a>
Gen vi b srched ceiling thirsy>two fee, hiah
spssndidiy ornamented-she door being
eeoPosed at oolored woods, inlaid and toi
iooea equal tn mosaic table. The room 10
- eas new addition OF tbs houss, and ssil
y have cost ~. 900 IN ~ way u srua>
0solAtion slens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

MIsslxo SalP.-Ship General Grant.
which called Nay Sd. .frsm Melbourne for
London. has never been head from. She
was 6ne ship Of ,2oS tons, built in Bath,
Maine, in 1868, and owned in Bsston She
Was insured fos 100000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are re-
gained by HsisBoLps EXTRACT BucHu. l,5dHwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
WARD 1 Co.. 90 Wall Street.
febi9) NEW YORK. fdan
WnAA = Mn~~ 0Ana> R~-a.> N>1n

From 10 - Horse Power.
ALSO PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
We hsvs the Oldest. largest and most complete
works In the United stase devoted exclusively ioths
manufacture Of Portable Engines snd Saw Nils which
for simplicity, eompacinese, power and economy Cs
fuel conceded BY expests to be eaperiof 10 any
ever offered 20 the public.
The great amount Of boiler room. Arc surface aA6
cylinder afea which give 70 the rated h0ese pew-
ef make our Engines the mOst powerful sud cheap
cot n use: end they Are adapted to every puSpoee
where power 10 required.
Al sisss are eonstantly IN hand, o. fasnished %
ehost mott e.
DESCRIPTIVE esculass with price list. ssst appa.
cation. eD1.11l.
WOOD d MANN STEAM DN0lNk co.
Uo1eo n T. Ds1neh Once. - Maiden Isoe. n r. Cir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

Of both eexes, ure IRl xso, D's RxYHAcT BUcnu. Il
will give brick and sasEgssic iselings, end enable
yeu 10 rleep we'll. tfeh5-ds WY
LADlls can receive . boz Of Dr.. vslpsus Pills BY
mail sealed rom the eyes oil the public. BY enclosing
one dollar and sia postage stamps to u. W. MA.
COMBKR, Albany, Ny
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
eAfE REnRi LES for unplcasant and dangerous
dissases usc H. LnBoiD's ExsnAcf Brcnu AND In
SnOvED ROex WAsu. tfeb5-d&Wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
STATEMENT
OF THE COSDITION OF THE
Atlantic Fire Insurance ConD'y,

Atlantic Fire insurance Cenp'y,
OF BROOKLYN, y.
On re first day Of January, A. D.. 1867. made
w. Auditor Of she State of Iowa, pursuant
tt Statutes of said State:
ii Tie name Of this Company is the Atlantic
ir- Insurance Company OF brooklyn, N. Y.
ID The amo't OF its Capital Stock is $500, 10000
So The amot of its Capital Stock
PAL upis. 500, 600. 90
All lie Asset. of the Company are:
~. Cash on hand in
Bank aud in the
hands OF Aga uts or
other persons, tSl ,e47.n
2d Real Estate unin-
numbered, e07.00
I'd. Bon Is and Stocks
owned by the Com
pany how secured,
aud rate ofinterest
thereon, tsee sch
edule a. 34e,0.0A9
4.h, Debts of the Co.,
secured by mort
gage, see sched) 81. 5000
tn, Debts otherwise
secured tsee sch-
edule,) S2,72s.15
9TH, Debts for Premi-
III, All other securi-
ties. see schedplel I5,s44.5S -
''''' ASH LIABILITIES.
9Th. The amount OF Liabilities due
or not due to Banks or other
Creditors,
s,h. Losses adjusted and due.
7,h. Losses adjusted and no: due.
sth. Losses unajusted,
9Th. Losses in suspense, waiting
for further proof, s3,7ee.93
10Th. All other claims against the
Company,
Total Liabilities. :. tsS,7s9.9s
lilh. The greatest amount insured
in any one risk. $4,000. o.
l2'h The greatest am allowed by
the rules Of the Company, TO
be insured in any one city.
town or village, Various.
18th. The greatest amt allowed to
be insured in any one block. Various.
l4;h. The act Of Incorporation Of
the Company is filed,
Agents in Iowa, viz.
wM. FULLER, at keokuk. same as
STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF KINGS,
John d. Cocks. Fresident, and Horstio Dorr,
Secretary of the Atlantic FIRE Insurance Com
pany, OF Brooklyn, being severally and duly
sworn. depose and saw, and each for himself
saws that the foregoing 10 . true and cosfece
statement OF the affairs Of the said Cooperation,
and that they are the above named o6Rcerl
thereof. and tnat part Of their Capital OF earn
irgs Of said Company has bsen deposited in vir.
gina as security for losses therein.
JOHN D COCKS, Presidspt.
HORATI0 DOkR, Secretary.
Seal Of Compsny.1
Subscribed end swern to before me b W
above numed John d. Cocka. President, end
Aorstio Dorr, Secretary, this ssh day Of Jan !
airy, A. u. 1857.
THOO. L. THORNELL,
l6eai Of Once Coumissiener for Iowa
Set Revenue Stamp. N New Xork
SCHEDULE "a"
OF Bonds and Stock owned By Atlantic Fire -
ssrsnes Company, On the lot az q January
valus. Value.
q. &. Bonds Con =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08
Gerrit ssnish ngmlnss ConEsca.
tlon and White Dlsfrnnchise.

In = letter 70 Mr.. Lloyd Garrison, Gsrs
Smith wits tina, he 10 satisfied with negro
suffrage, without further Furnishing the
white men Of the South with disfranshise.
mcn, We commend most heartily the hu-
name spirit embodied in the following ex-
tract from his letter, written a. late as
March goth:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

IFsItf %, %, 70 Ct"'S
The Beet, Cheapest and mos efieeauai Eemc>y for
Coughs Colds &C : the World his ever prs'dnced-
prraiv yeyetaSic. contacts no NlSr RAILS,
=, o,her DELETERIoU> DRUGS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08

THR GLORY OF MAN n STRENGTH There
lbsc he navose end dsbilitatsd should immediate.
b ~ naMp0aDs kxsnAcr DUCau. ldAv
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
THE CONSERVATIVES TENNESSEE coxvEsT,oa
SPECIAL TsLeeaAm TO the HERALD.


Small Representation Of tho Ceiored Race
Violent Rebel Speeches by the White Ora.
tors-Emcrs0n Etheridge Nominated for Cow
ern0r. - -.
The State Convention met ~ eleven O'Clock, was
called 10 order BY John Baxter Of Knoxville, and .
permanent organisation effected with Judge 8Uah
Walker, Of Harding county, the chair, Hon. Andrsw
j. Donelsou, First Vice President and @. A James ef
Chattanooga, Secretary 19a9 x=s e
No committee ON credentials appointed bee on
motion each county answered 10 ts number Of dslegss
its name called by the Secretary. ages
On motion the colored delegations placed on Ne
list, but only six present the motion was
amended allow those counties already called 70 b
represented by white delcgatca The motion was made
after the list Of counties was called. rs e- IA.
While the resolutions were being drafted speeches
were made BY Mr. Dorsey b. Thomas, Colonel Cameron
and colored man from Pennsylvania, named jos WI
iamA lfa te a...s.sa..s 81
radical party, North and South, and Colonel CameSon
stgmaiizcd the Union soldiers who wcre now ia the
radical party abolition thieves He said that the rad
cal party full OF nfamy and the late ConfedeTates
full OF excellence which made the nfamy Of The radicals
morn hideous These remarks were loudly chsered.
Tho negro Williams declared that ne was AFRAID Of -.
sassnaton BY the radicals and claimed the protection Of
the civilized world
Subsequently conservative platform Was adopted,
Tho evening meeting vas held al seven O'Clock, ous
not than Two hundred p.rsons we're preeenI Tho
whole AFFAIR very tame, but little enthusiasm being
manifested. 4#
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
NEWS FROM roaTnsss MONROE.

Political Meeting Of COlorcd Persons ~
Princess Anne Court Household Feilows'
Celebration I'm Norfoik-Thc Rebel Ra0
Merriuac Blown Up, &c.
FoRrRess MoyRoB, April 10, 1851.
About eighteen hundred colored persons held poll-
cal meeting at Princess Court House Saturday.
Remarks were made by several speakers who advised
tho colored people 10 devote their attention to agcu
turai pursuits and cschcw politics The right OF suffrage
argued bcinga question Of time. Whom they
properly quali1od ihsy would receive all the
prcrogativcs enjoyed by white mon. Tho meeting
ext rcmeIy orderly.
The fortysixth Anniversary OF ths foundation of ODD
Fellowship will bc celebrated In Norfolk by grand
addresses Opera House. banqusts and
halls IN the evening. similar celebration will taks
place Hampton tN4t eA4 q
rho revenue steamer Nemaha has ben wItndvswn
from Chesapeake bay snporsvssy fos rspaiu = boats
crew. under Lieutenant Aelcber. viii board yessls ~
this point while the cutter . UpoirtnG ~. Ssa
The British steamship Psvusenn hoe1ieg cotton aad
naval storss q Norfolk for Lsyespoo& "a 9 fssIss IN
The body OF uuknowD man Was found floating
opposi,s 0esport Navy Yard yesterday morning.
A third aitemps made on Saturday, last 20 eject
the ssisuctioa of tho rebel nm Aerrimac- several
tovpeAves cossinug thoue.nd poonds os powder,
were placed beneath ihe wreck b. tho divers, and
terrific expsosion took place, throwing the water and
rraemenss oi the RAN greet heIghL The deetrue-
tion very material, snd several more attempts
will be ssds 20 remove her. n t
Tbe wcHshes to-day has besn quite squally
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

sc sum rsgo.asa according 70 the value OF ths frs
cnlse nor socordlng % what the city authorities -
present lcenee Zee shall be the measure of
for Ne valuable privilege bestowed hs grantees Sy
In further discussion Of this impor,au, measure and
- applicable thereto venture 70 renew the suggestions
n ny g me ,srss senss ON IN 1e oil to
other streets and avenues In the city OF New York;
The mporsn. interests involved in every such
s o New ss
such magnitude is interests are 50 various and
what policy adapted % subserye the
Uss % Si When ss sn pSe
TON follows Of course that mere private interests n.s.
much % say that e % ns The ssws
:srsss should Ce oonseF,od into rirosd track
s..... ~ ,shieIs: theory q y SrIs
.ss s1
and needed public undsr,sinx IN die case eonsd
large numbers Of rsmonssnees have been made By the
1eRas s he
The he .o: 9ns hs streets and
IL has been held OF last resort thu. the run
nns sha Ss q % =
pus s s" b sip ps
not . r hs "
rights which may be directly invaded by any opss
has seemed 10 me hat some general Law could be safely and
Juncousy enacted with proper safeguards protect tho
public placing this subject be- In the hands Of pro-
per local authorities 10 bs.ow grants and franchises OF
THIS descri pti0n such would the least
injury TO Individual rights aud fair return 10 the treasury
for the privilege enjoyed.
In addition to the advantage be derived from thus
referring the whole question the local authorities the
Legislature would be relieved from OF the peSpisx
ing subjects that annually with power 70 excite
and disturb the public deliberations
The reasons which impeed me 70 withhold my sigma
tnrc from the bill referred operate with equal f0rco
TO restrain from giving my approval thss They
have been submitted TO the Senate have received
careful consideration, and my own conviction OF Their
soundnoss - been confirmed by the unanimous appro
val Of your honorable body In view OF the sanction
which these suggestions have thus received aud the
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