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New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
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Nc Y0rI F-b a. i'b; Wa H. LEE
NILS REPoRTUD TAyORlBLY.
To prevent The further collection Of taxes for the intro
duciou of gas in Richmond County.
For the relief Of Buffalo School Commissioner also, 10
Increase salary of Gregory Rett oyerseer Of Buf
folio
The Osweco Water Works.
Iy Mr. LENT dsep y Gl-For the extension OF Madi-
ison-aNc
To amend the charter of Southern Central Railroad
hills fNTKODItED.
By Nj "a BAI rep, EithmOAdl-TO incorporate Tue
Metropolitan Market Company
For The extension Of Second ave.
NIT MURPHY Rep, N.Y. moved that the Insurance
Committee be instructed 10 inquire what legislation IS
necessary protect property In NewYork from dcstruc
tive nre. which have recently visited the city. lie
offered the resolution the request OF several Presidents
Of Insurance Companies very properly because alarmed
by the devastating fires Of the past year The resolution
was adopted.
Mr Lent gave notice of hill 10 incorporate the Cln
ton Savings InstuiOn of New York Also, bill amend
jn tie clarrr Of the Domestic and Foreign MISSIONARY
society the Methodist Episcopal Church oi the united
States.
The bill Incorporating n company TO construct sus'
pension Bridge over East River 20 connect Sew-Iork
with BROOKLYN ordered To third reading without
amendment except striking ont the section eSempting
the bonds from taxation.
The Senate thcu adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

The Standard Fire Insurance Company of this city
had only 5000 insurance on the Appleton bWluhE' IN
stead of $4,000, = reported.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
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hInHrHiaa C.noda

A cARp-w JACKSON No 55t BROh OwAY hn constantly 90
Of BonbanBes and all other hoyrs.ss Dce
Goods Also Shaps Coks Ys Grapes HasdkerehSsfs
Gloves &c BJsdes waited sh goods Their resdeacs
Suits order shc notice No Sj Broadway OppoHe Taany hCos
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
Gperial Nolice5.
Anna D.. DickiHsOp
A. the Cooper Institute
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb 10.
The Hou HORACE GREELEY in the chs,r

American Institute -AnEuai Eectien.-An ELECTION 6s
TRUSTEES and COMMITTEES Of this lns'ase val b. bed ea
February inst the OF ths lasts IN
Cooper building The poll, s open a close Al o'clock
By order Of the Board Of Trustees - - . .
JiREH Bull. Rec secretar, hORACE GREsLsf Pres1e9
A General Meeting Of the AMERICAN FRBE TRADa
LEAGUE si held THIS DAY JaD Al No " NhhsaG
BY order of Tue Esecu,iye Committee. ROBERT PILL
Recording Secretary.
Special Meeting Unoa Republican GsaeTsl Iommis~
he Hall No BFDsdr1F FRIDAY SvkNinS
Feb 5 O'Clock consider matters OF he aSoh h'e'e'' sAd IN
The officers o Assembly Republican Associations
dsiy invited ClAS. SPENCER. Ae,iag Pesieas
S.,r2s. Ts psgsSS,S; 3 S,Soxo Secretaries
WiIbor,s Compound OF Pare God Liver Oh and Lime
The gr.s, advantage Of compound plain OIL that se
seating the sad de whole Feaierei eaine
IL paabls o the o has acted a. Po1ans
this form the trouble Is enteY o0siAte
WILBORS AND LINK bat the i.,t that ser
IarIy prescribed by Medical Faculty Is suhc.eat
bY A.. e. WILBOR. Chemist No tb Cont st
In nv DEMAs BARSEs Co. r. e. WELLS Il Co. ana
by ". H. SCHlBfFBllS Ce -
Anerlran InstlfuieThe POLYTECHNIC branch viii me. THa
eThur.a EVENING ROcm No 2t Cooper BuiiGng Aet ~
nTenh01
= Beet sugar will bed discussed Admission free. ..
T. D. STFr.os Secretary Ia d LlLLsaAn. OoArhAs-
Dr. - H. Schenck of PhLadephia respectfully 'ai'sos the
public ud affected Lang Diseases that he Va visit New fors ss
consultation every TUESDAY his No ,! Bond st. from pa
m 20 m Dr. SCHENCKS his specially Coughs Gods.
Consumption him the eouhdenc Of The eo@msaif
.,,ywere All advice thorough examination Of the
LRux With his RespTo his chage Is SA h supply Of Ut
sCHsNCKs Be obtained If his rooms At 81 sae.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

CHURCH UNION,
A NEW RELIGIOUS JOURNAL
NIMBER SEVEN NOW OUT.
An uSoUALFIED SgCCEss
ANOTHER GAR0E IsSyR THIS wSEx
The demsuifOf be
CHURCH UNION
coming up from all parts Of the iaad
Christian usn and eg
ALL DESIGNATIONS
sute for
TH6 CHURCH UsIoN
You rsnt ,sori to 10 sittoai in SOar is~iiI
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

SuEs Oh REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. A J. Blocker.
Son 4 Co made the following sales Of real estate on Tues
l.. ~ r-Inr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

a toneer, VIII sell THIS DAY, at l2h O'Clock. at the
auction No North William street, 100 superior
Velvet Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets Catalogue
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EpwAKp scnEScK. AucnoxRER.

II ElcrAni Horsss. Coupe. Iour seet wascn, &C.,
ny EDWARD sCHENCK TOMORROW, 9th met. AZ ~
crlock above Horses VIA long tail gray III
lands years old warranted kind and gentle and believed
20 be sound IL fast horse: also nne bay Horse 10
hands old warranted SOUND and Kind in every
also Coupe good order also four seated wagon Har
sss~. &C.; alec Hae road nors and light Wagon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

M cnt cushion marble bed Billiard Tables Counters and
Fixtures Chairs, Tables, &c, by COLE MURPHY, on
FRIDAY, May 10. at II O'clock at No. Court street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

= Z
howard scHENcK. AUCrIoNEER.
II Fine oan q Horses .s narns,s re- &C.
By EDWARD scaESck Tafs DAY. s.h Inst. At sx
PsssSp Il sy wsa rohs ne ORDER Coupe with
springs by Brewster Co. hne Blankets Robes elegant
T. every description Of Household Furniture the
effects q The srsakag hard winter on ra HsDAY
Bro.swag opposite New Hotel just such another as
A :. al
a s a A ssS Of 0s
tares q The Treasury bureaus Of peace and Bureaus Of
reaeciOa Mirrors that upon the
and this hing viii continue until we md some indis dual
bold enough 70 effect reform 10 tnrnng everybody out OF
pSasd for he ass. - FREE. Children half
GEORGE COOK, AucroNEER
e io o'clock, at w Cedar street. general assortment
HENRY D. MINER. AUcToNEGR
saiesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office
MINER 4a fan DzH NHD M 81 4 a ssS
ssssS n pssnsa street.
consisting Of ysse. and and Ingram
black walnut Dining Room Furniture Bedsteads Bureaus,
and general Kitchen FURNITURE also large
faro Bar Screen eight feet high and twenty feet long
IIENRY d. MINER, AUCTiONEER
Ii Salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite Fose ONCE.
MINER soMERvILLE will sell on THURSDAY, May
al 10Y O'Clock. at the 81 Nassau street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
An extensive assortment consisting Of and IN
Sa rslcl u hrrfr
Esageres. Bookcases, wardrobes &c.
Also an eleean. Cylinder Bookcase and Secretary.
Black walnut Bookcase, with wings
Once
Tables, Mating &c, Ac &C.
r COLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PARK LOIS,
g Ss on Pasa Eighth BE so on
May at y o'clock at the Cotsmerqa Exchange No SS
Fulton street.
r soGART .AUcrIoNEER-THIs DAY AT iok
a. The auction NO SS Or ssntee
Household Farnitareyer 100 Carpets dsconsistisg Of
ne Lace and Damask curtains rosewood marble top
re Table Extension Pillar and Close Dining Tables marble
Gases mahogany wardrobes mahoaAny Parlor and Cottage
ssss ss
rsg'G ss nT1ass rasG
a BTasss q M "a
losues, giving the number Of yards, at sale.
Mortgage Sale on Msdnesday Nay s. 1857 at o'clock
boat 81 poans he
cash. sale 1'''iaf Ss'f
TAMEs JENKINS, AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL At
81 auction Wednesday, May at 1899 and Ol Broad
way Horses, Carriages, top and top Wagons, Coach
30 of single and double Harness. Robes Whips, &C.
TAMEs JENKINS WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON
- Wednesday morning, May at O'Clock, at private
stables l8 Fortieth Broadway fine lot
OF Road Horses Wagons Phaeton double and single Har
ness Blankets Robes Whips &C. and all the property
pertaining private stable.
r EVILS r. WOOD, AUcrioNEER-wILL SELL AT
II auction THIS DAY, at r. M; on the premises, the
three Of Grand and Henderson
streets, Jersey City, has all the modern improvements;
good chance for fine for business PURPOSES has
been established for tho past nine Photographic
gallery. Terms easy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

PEN. = THkALIs AItIIUNE.K.n
Handsome Household Furniture Rosewood Pianofortcs,
Carpets, China and Glassware by fHEALL BROS,
this day. WEDNESDAY May 1851 AZ l0s o'clock attheir
salcsroom. No o. liberty street
GENERAL u Household Furniture (bcinR the
houses removed for convenience OF sale
conssng An Of carved rosewood faror suits IN satin
and Reps, walnut Extension Dining Tables French Bed
siesSs Dressing Bureaus washstands Chairs aud Easy
.hss Enamesd bedroom suits. Curied Hair Mattresses,
Feather Beds and Pillows Lace and Damask Curtains &C.,
Neyet Busscis and ingram Carpets China and Glassware
vse~Qed aud mahogany Piano Fortes, Fer and Mantei
Mirrurs. NalAlaxnes on morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

4 Uofi0N NoTrcR.-A. ,. CONWAY. Aucr1oNEER-
"a rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
1!egant Household Furniture. Drawing Room Furniture.
SnQfQre Byonxes Paintings, and costly works
q art al public auction this day WEDNEspAY at the
i've story brown stone house ~ Wes sixteenth street. between
vifth and sixth avenues sale 10Y O'clock
perb Drawing Room Furniture French walnut inaid with
tup wood three coorcd brocae
nccscase Centre Tables Cabinets Encoignures Pier Man
- Mrrors Lace Curtains Velvet Carpets Bronze Statuay
DronRe Clock Oh Paintings BY eminent artists, magnih
cant octave rosewood Panoortc Canterbury, Stool
Cover Music Books rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsead
frmolre a 0lace, Commodes. style Louis XIV HAN
6prng Mattresses Brussels Carpets Bedding Extension
Sable. Bunet Sofas. Chairs, Turkish Reclining Chairs
elegant Sets China Glass Silver Ware Table Cutlery &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

GEORGE COOK AUCTIONEER
VI Gentee Household Furniture Carpets &c THIS DAY,
Catalogues at sale.
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EDWARD sCHRNCK. AUCrIoNEER.
IL Fine span Of Horses, Carriages, Harness TO- So
the private stable lA3 West Sixteenth street.
BY EDWARD sCHEACK, THIS DAY, 9Th lost, at e><
O'Clock above fne span OF bay Horses hne psrk
Phaeton. by Wood, brothers, In line orders Coupe. with
sprng By Brewster Co; hne Blankets, Robes elegant
Harness. &c. A..
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IL ROTH, ACCrIofHER, WILL, SELL r,tts
~; twEDSEs as YIN. ms2rnns Nay u icT ocicck over
Ac the salesr q Bleecser street between
aud Bowery consisting Of tAree Paror Suts eovs,s
rosewood and BLACK walnut asdrocm sait Spr,n,
and Hair hsatrersee, SOFAS ch.,rS Lounges, Mirrors
are Table Cutlery velvet. Brussels Carns,s
&c. sale positive. Deposit required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

py r. J. PAuLsoN, AUcTIONEER.
y hARE AND IMPORTED GREENHOUSE PLANTS.
StAckbNBUsH fAuLfS0N will sell. this day, nj lO,S
AZ sAesroom No. - Cedar street, large collection
esee uresnho1se Plants. such Dahas, vcrbenas.
.r~.""sl thrysanthemums. Pinks. Roses, Fuchsse,
s @e "ah oher rare and choice plants Of late mpora-
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ucrIoS sALE BY uv nn sn.
sfocx 81 He aSNr ASp yAkp4BLE
FURNITURE, MIRRORS, GoBELTN
rApEsrRY, CURTAINS, BRoNzES,
sEvREs AND DRESDEN PORCELAIN -, :,
heuding superb Set formerly belong 10 LOUIS Asi "
SILVER AND SILVER PLATE, BY DIXON 4 c .Ih
FIGURES, oRM0LU AND INLAID cABiSEIs' PiAsos'
s naIAsI Is4 - o vnRiT 49,,
being the entire immense stock o. ,oru
THE WELL KNoWNSSserup
0oLL Ks. pas AfR S aH2RIES,
NO. w7 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE rIFFANYs,
At .rcrrox posrT RE Fl S' WITHOUT RESERVES
tas Mr. Marley re.ires from busness)
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
MONDAY 18TH, TUESDAY IArH, WEDNESDAY lSTr
Commencing al ID A. NJ, each day at his well known
spaeons wsreroam as .noye ;or on., ,r.,,v
HUTcHiNGs NARCOTIC and other r. celebrated makers
country being unique and curious In design and Of
Abe highest artistic quality.
farture OF DIXON, OF sHkFFIELD aud cHRIsToFLE,
THE MIRRORS of every class design and description,
= TAPEsraiEs and CURTAINS Of GoBELIN, satins
silks with innumcabe other articles Of numer
n B.~aR MARLEY, IN MAKING THE UNREsERvEp
Every ARTICLE IN THE SALE SHALL POSITIVELY
BE SOLD TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT LIMIT
win he ready the SALE at which
time the stock win be ready for exhibition.
UCTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE, BY COLE MUIR
"A ply, THURSDAY, 9Th, at l0s O'Clock at S39 Full
Suits two Planes %ardrobes Desks Mrrors brussels
Ingram Carpets Stoves and general assortment Of Furn
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Rs.acnn a., WLDRON, AUCTIONEERS-65
s'.,' WI ssi At suction THURSDAY. at III
49, snr,,s,.s rurnitnle all made for city rrtal
modes Armores Bookess-s Buncts Centre ishrsrv ana
rsscy aror snus IN btocaiee Plush and Eeps
Ider.ry and Inception Room SUITS also io~nre Rockers
1nrkth Chnrs &C also Oeeks. Bronxe Elsllres xc
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1EoRRIs WILKINS, AUCTTONEER.
WI Peremptory sale ut auction of
Caven Point, Hudson county. n J..
OnNew York Bay, two miles rom New York city
l,5iS feet Of Water Front,
800 lots of Land 1850 Water Lots.
X. IT, LUDLOW & CO..
No. 8 Pine street, New York.

viii sell auction,
On THURSDAY. Nav y 1857. at II O'Clock,
Al the Exchange Salcsroom, Ill Broadway. N. Y.
This splendid property consists Of over 800 lots Of land
upon large factory and several dwelling houses
part OF which the Jersey City Window Glass
Company There l545 feet Of water front. with good
wharf Grarh 70 dock out and build i've piers will be
sold with the property. .
The American Dock and Improvement Company own all
the property improving il as fast
possible erecting bukheads and piers. The New Jersey
for and transit 70 New York Is but two miles
plenty Of sand and the premises;
feet draft Of water go 70 the wharf
safe profitable Investment 10 the best piece OF real
es ate largest offered
New York For manufacturers, warehouses and docks it
cannot exceed Taxes low II viii I've positively sold
the highest bidder, Title perfect Warranty deed given
Map ut No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

q priva!e residehce z5l West FFtccnth street.
Elegant Household Furniture,
consisting of Velvet and Brussels
wood Suits in brocatel Etageres Centre Side Tables
black walnut Dining Room Furniture Bedseads
Sofas Chairs Lounges Mirrors Lace Curtains Shades &C
general assortment OF Kitchen Furniture n
raror Bar Screen eight feet high and twenty long
n perfect order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-08

UCTIoN sALE-ERNEST ROTH. AUCTIoNEER.
a Positive and pcremptory sale Of magnificent Household
Furniture elegant rosewood Panoorte 5000 Works
z Art has Oh Paintings: &c. e. asetion e the highest
Nay at ~ O'Clock precisely at the four story dwelling
house lis Clinton place. Eighth street, between Firth and
Hxh consisting of rosewood lanu!orte beautiful
Parior SUITS covered IN French satin crimson and maroon
crimson and gold brocael marble top Tables, Eageres
Curtains Clocks, Mirrors. Carpets Bedsteads. Burcaus
Washstsnds Spring and Hair Mattresses Bolstes. Pillows
Lounges Sofas and Chairs In haircloth and Ola
China and Silver Ware Cutlery &c. N B.-Relabe meR
In attendance ship goods for purchasers
r peasoDa charue
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

TUE A. & P. RLILaoAD.-The Rolla
Herald Of Liberty, chronicling the a-ri-
val there Of Hon. Levi Parsons, Presi-
dent Of the Atlantic and Poetic Rail.
road, J. P. Robinson, Chief Engineer,
and ". B. Benson, General Superintend
emit, on the 23d Of April, says: "At day
light on Monday morning our citizens
became aware that men who understood
their business had taken charge Of the
iron horse. The neighborhood Of the
depot resounded with the noise Of arti-
sans, they betokeu fresh, vigorous work
indicative Of an earnest desire to i'm
mediately complete the line Of road be-
tween here and Jerome. Since that
time the road has been lined with work
men, and We can positively assure our
readers that the iron track will reach
the Gasconade River before our next
issue y
The line of the road from the Sum-
nit, west Of the Gasconade, to Jerome
City, is lined with men working under
experienced and efficient workmen."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

FREIGHT from the railroad terminus
on the Platte to Denver now rules at 6
cents. 1t is only 2 cents from Denver to
that point. Small lots Of freight from
the Missouri to Denver are transferred
for ten cent, per pound BY slow line ; by
n faster line they get up to fifteen. OF
course the Spring weather will revolu-
tionize these rates. A large share of
the St. Louis freight for Colorado will
be carried this summer over the Smoky
Hill route.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

TIE S. +. Bulletin has a very enter
tanning correspondent, writing from
Rome. Recently attending Mass, in the
SiItine Chapel, the following incident
is described
"Just about this time ] heard some
one directly behind whisper distinctly,
"I'll bet that fellows An American"
I turned upon the speaker, and to my
surprise confronted a young man in the
black hat and robes and shaver crown
of q priest. He had been speaking to
another in the same costume. WAS,
of course, a little piqued at discovering
that I had not entirely as yet put off the
vulgar look Of my nationality, for the
polished bearing Of the European. But
without other comment | bent my mouth
close to his reverend ear and whispered
as distinctly as he had done to his neigh
Dor, "You bet, ole boss" The young
man blushed to the roots Of his hair,
and stammered an apology. It turned
out that he was not a priest, but him.
self a young American studying at one
of the colleges Of Rome for that pro-
fession. All clerical students dress in
priestly gowns. Iaccepted his apology,
making him one in turn for rudeness
that had ~equslled lift had not surpassed
his own, and VI became for the time
acquaintances. He was familiar with
the faces Of all the great dignitaries
present, and gave me their names"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

CALIFORNIA PoLITIos.-For State pc.
sitions the case 10 not much different.
| Gorham and Bidwell arc out for Gov
ernor; Jones and Evans want the Office
Of Lieutenant Governor, and have no
competitors from among old Republi-
cans. Wheeler and Mccullough are
applicants for Attorney General; Red
ding and Judge Hale want the place
occupied by the former; Gen. Howell
for the office of Controller; Col. Wood
and Boruck are hot after Clerk of the
Supreme Court, and two or three old
Democrats present themselves as proper
candidates for State Treasurer. Pixley
and Fay, from the Old Guard, have the
impudence to present their claims, and
will be punished, probably, for it. The
way the thing looks, the Convention to
assemble on the 18th Of June, will have
but little Of the old material out Of
which to make q ticket. If any of the
ancient foolish ideas of policy remain,
il may be the Democrats will coucede a
Clerk of the Supreme Court, and School
Master, to the old Pubs, just for har-
mony's sake."-Nevada (Cal.) Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

The bill of Mr.. Sumner to establish
equal suffrage is nearly identical with
that Of Mr.. Wilson. 1t is urged in be-
half of the Maryland Republicans, who,
having refused to give tho ballot to the
freedmen when they had the power, ask
Congress to i%nterpose, now that they
need the votes of the colored men. Con-
gress ear clearly do nothing but propose
an amendment to the United States
Constitution for the purpose, and it is
too late now to force it as a condition Of
construction Springfield (.Ma's.) Re-
publican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

RAILROAD Work IN THE Rocky Noun
TAISs.-Preparations are making under
the direction of the Superintendent OF
Construction, Samuel B. Reed, for the
commencement of work upon the Great
Union Pacific Road in the Mountains.
The Company strike the Mountains about
Is miles west of Crow Creek, and begin
the contest in hard rock. Mr.. Frost 10
now purchasing the supplies for them,
under the instructions Of Mr.. Reed, who
knows more about the mountain region
than any other man living.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

The New York Post suggests that if
we take possession of the Russian pos
sessions, we may have a member from
Sitka in the next Congress, accompanied
by a sworn interpreter, and drawing
two or three hundred thousand dollars
per mum for mileage, to the great dis
tress of Mr.. Horace Greeley. There are
sixty thousand inhabitants of the Rus
sian possessions, of whom fifty thousand
are Esquimaux.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07
COURTS POLITICAL.

The decision ofJudge Deadly has called
out many criticisms on the "political
complexion" ofour United States Courts
which evince a general belief in the
propriety Of curtailing the power OF
Courts, III judicial department. Though
not directly pertinent, to the case in
hand, we are glad to notice this mani
~festatiou of feeling and resolve. Our
Republican Government has been
"court-ridden," if w may use the
phrase, quite long enough. The idea
of granting full authority to a Supreme
Court to judge Of the constitutionslity
Of laws, we have always considered
erroneous, inconsistent with the true
plan of re~publicanism. The plan has
not worked we'll; it has proved, BY e1-
perience, to be An injury instead Of con-
servative benefit to the Nation or to the
States. And Of late years, in our West
ern States, this deprecated power has
been taken shameless advantage of by
Judges on the Supreme Bench. In
several of our Western States, Justices
have become Chief Lobbyers;-drawing
up practice acts and ever revenue bills,
and saying to legislators, you must pass
these bills, for the Supreme Court will
declare the existing laws Of like charac.
ter unconstitutional, and will eIpound
unto u nullity any bills you may pass
different from the ones here sub.
mitted. The power to judge Of the
application Of the law, as well as Of
the facts has, in many Of the Older
States been committed to the jury; BY &
far greater reason, it seemsto Us, should
the right to determine finally or
the constitutionality Of proposed enact
ments, be deposited with the Legisla'
ture. And such observation-disclosures
save the mark !-as We have now
emsnting from the Supreme Courts,
are enough to make little chill
dren cry for syrup. Deadly, Of the
Q. s. Circuit Court is q mild hammered
Justice compared with some Of the Su'
preme Judges that could be named "a
miliarly to our readers. VI haveknowr
Of Western States where the people said
During our existence az q Territory
we suffered from q set Of notoriously
rascally judges; now We will put in vlRl
guide men for Judges" And q majority
Of the elected Court was then and there
on composed of unmitigated bilks, ole
grsnnies or young noodles; and from
that Court came decisions that would
make 8 Chinaman to whom they wer'
adequately interpreted, resolve nevei
to export another pound Of tea to such q
damphool country. From sharp, un'
s~crupulous villains, the ermine mantle
of the Territorial Judges descended
upon persons on a Supreme Bench, thu
majority Of whom-elected IN the unet
GUIDE ssandsrd-proved to be compound
of kusvery and imbscility. This hs'
happened in the history Of new States
situate east Of the Rocky Mountains
So w have been told.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-07

"CLorHE THr NAKED. The editor
Of the Columbia Citizen has been pre-
sented BY the ladies Of that town With q
suit of clothes, for which he returns
grateful thanks in a leader half a column
in length. The necessity for the gar
ments must have been pressing, If it il
to be measured by the recipients OK
pressions Of gratitude. We presume the
editor had excited the compassion Of the
ladies by the display Of n white flag at
half mast.-S. +. Dramatic Chronicle.