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New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
RIDIC1LISM-CORRUP UPTON.

The World copies from The Commercial Ad-
rertiser what it calls hot shot fired into the
Albany State-H House." and thus comments
what sorry set these Radicals are by their own con
fessionl Mr. Greeley and Mr. Raymond come voluntarily
into court 10 testify TO the shocking corruption OF ther
party associates In the Legislature and now here Is
tive with offenscs which II true should pitch him of
the state House and into State Prison How long, o
how long ~
Will The World oblige us by stating how
and when, according to its conception. Messrs
Weed and Raymond became Radicals Mr.
Raymond has been publicly assailing and de-
crying Radicals and Radicalism ever since his
subscribers compelled him to substitute oblique
and insidious for open, active hostility to the
Republican organization and its candidates; !;
while Mr.. Weed publicly supported Hoffman
for Governor last Fall, and has been elected
member of the more aristocratic Democrats.
Manhattan Club, whereof the Editor of The
World is Secretary. Twenty years ago, Mr.
Weed cherished the prejudice against negroes
common TO the more roughly bred Whites of
North and South alike; four years ago, he re-
signed the editorship of The Albany Erening
Journal expressly because of the Radicalism
which was then pushing the Republican party
on To the Abolition of American Slavery. If
ne Is a hhulcal NllaI Woluu you Cdli buluIhui
Antoneli and the Rt. Rev. John Henry Hop
kinsi
But "Mr Greeley" it seems with Mr..
RAYMOND "c0mes voluntarily into court to
testify to the shocking corruption of their
Gown party associates in the Legislature" Mr..
Greeley is accustomed to bear voluntary tes-
timony against corruption wherever it ex-
lists, without regard TO the politics of the
corruptionists. Up to this moment. we have
said nothing of the partisan affiliations of the
legislative ring but, since The World will
have it. we bear further testimony that, while
nearly half the Republicans in the two Houses
have kept clear of all jobbery and spurned
every suggestion that they might enrich them
selves by voting for more Horse Railroads, &C.,
&c, at least three -tourths of all the Democrats
in both Houses have been bought and sold Mt
least n dozen times by the magnates OF the
Lobby, and will take home the wages of their
own perfidy and prostitution to the average
amount of at least two thousand dollars each.
But for Gov. FentOns yetOes, the swag would
have been swelled to at least $1,000 each. Can
any one marvel that the Father of the Lobby so
constantly makes the Governor the target of
his yenomous calumnies7
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

The Convention whose members are to be
chosen tomorrow will have under advise
ment the reform of the State and City. No
consideration could be of greater moment to
the people of NewYork No such opportunity
has occurred in twenty years for n radical
change of the system under which bad Leg
islature and City Government flourish The
State Constitution must be 80 amended that it
shall not be said that twenty years experience
of the follies and vices of Legislation have
failed us. 1t is for those who know what bad
legislation and what it costs TO determine this
for themselves. Their name is legion; and
every one of them should attend the polls on
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION

LONDON, April 20-Evening.-A dispatch from tho
Berlin agency Of the Associated Press dated this even
ing, says plan for tue solution Of the Luxembure
question recently submitted 10 France aud Prusi
by the remaining Great Powers Of Europe Napoleon s.
since signified mis- willingness to accept the proposon,
embraced in rhs plan Prussia however has not replied
There is growing feeling the bestnfOrned circles
this evening that these overtres will be successful and
that the peace Of Europe will not be disturbed"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

EDGAR KETcHUM is a nominee for the Con-
stitutional Convention from the With Dis
trict in this city. He is just one of those men
whom the city cannot afford TO have beaten.
Familiar with the needs of city and State, and
lawyer of ripe experience and ability, he Is
also man who believes in ideas, and who, in
every relation of life has been during forty
years distinguished for perfect uprightness and
fidelity. He will haze the vote of everybody
in the With District who cares TO see the
new Constitution shaped intelligently aud
honestly.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

There ia apparently no want of preparation
by the proper authorities to accommodate the
largest vote on the Convention. There will be
no difficulty in obtaining q fair and full ex-
preston of the intelligence of the people, If
only those who are sensible of the enormous
burdens under which we suffer from constitu-
tional mistakes and legislative blunders and
abuses will 20 to the polls and induce others
TO 20. Whether or not we shall have Con-
stituton that will limit the official capacity for
plundering and laundering, is an important
question. Let every voter decide it for himself.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

ON Tuesday of this week the State OF New
York must choose the men who are TO change
its fundamental law. What with rlinous
legislature, an Wnt1istwOrthy local Judiciary,
and corrupt municipality, the present condition
of things is bad enough. Nothing remains for
MS to do, except TO carry our appeal to the
people and to the Constitutional Convention
We beg of our fellowcitizens that on Tuesday
they will vote in good earnest, choose the
wisest and truest candidates, aud thus assure
to this over-taxed and mismed community
saving constitutional reform.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

will I've preserved. On the other hand, 1t is
asserted that a plan for the solution of the
LuXemburg question has been submitted to
France and Prussia by the remaining Great
Powers of Europe, and that Louis Napoleon
has signied his willingness to accept this plan.
AS Russia, Austria and England are all known
to be opposed to the annexation of Luxemburg
to France. we take it for granted that the
plan proposed by them will not contemplate
its surrender to France. Napoleon, in accept
ing such a plan, would again have TO beat a
retreat
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Tomorrow Convention to amend the Con-
stitutOn of the State will be elected. If those
chosen are men of progress and honesty, their
work may be the salvation of the State. We
may hope TO be spared the spectacle for a
generation to come of people treated to the
most costly misgOvernment Those who pay
taxes and those who vote identical; and
there will be no excuse if the chance to make
our State Constitution a cheaper instrument for
tax-payers passes nnmprOved.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

DoRMAN b. EATON is candidate for the
Convention from the With District this city,
There are few men who know more about
New-York, or who could do more toward pre-
senting to the Convention the claims OF the
city. He is lawyer of high rank, and pub
lie spirited citizen. The With District will
give him handsome vote.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
a CORRECTION.

The Sunday Herald of yesterday contains report
purporting to give the substance of an address pro-
posed by me in the German Radical Republican Cen,
iral Committee in reference TO the Constitutions
Convention. This report is entirely erroneous Inc
address proposed by me embodies exclusively broad
Radical Republican views of different constitutions
questons and cabs upon the German Republicans a :"
Say as will sustain such Radical Republican pin.
oiples. Clumsy and improper interpretations aooass
Temperance candidates and Sunday law faossti sontiv
cyposcd @ysS by the aus6oT Of the address.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
FIRE IN WEST THIREENTH-sT.

At 81 o'clock Saturday morning IRE was discovered
n the rear Of the fourth floor large building Noe &C.
g. co. and Ga West Tmrteenths occupied by f. H. Purdy
Xs Co. as a picture and looking glass frame manu-
factory The contents OF that floor badly
damaged by fire. and the lower floors saturated with
(Vater The loss stock amounts about in
sured In the following Companies New York Fire and
Marine q 500 Norwich Of Norwich, Conn., 81 600 Allan
fir 81 500 Manhattan, $500; NewAmserdam, o. 900
Harmony s2o0; PeOples $4,000: Atlantic $500; St.
Marks ii 500 Hamilton 81 5Oo Hoffman, $500; Com.
Inonwealth 1900; star, SSOo Globe 1850; FTemans,
a1 SOC; Wamsburgh CITY, 5000; Tradesmen's, s250o.
Total ssi 500 The building is owned by searles VIII.
lsms and Il damaged TO the extent OF 1880; Insured In
City Companies. The hre Is Of suspicious origin.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

The bill to incorporate the Soldiers Business,
Messenger, and Dispatch Company has become
a law, having been approved by the Governor;
but we are glad to see that it has been so
amended as to relieve it of the most objection
able features which correspondent pointed out
in communication TO this paper few days
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
MARINE INTFJJIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, April 20 Evening. bark Eugenic,
which recently sailed from this port for Baltimore re
turned today She had encountered heavy gales and
badly damaged. heavy which swept tho decks.
washed four OF the overheard, who drowned
Their names were not ascertaned.
QUEENSTOWN, April 20-Evening.-The Cunard steam
ship China, Capt Hoekly which left Boston the 10th
Of April arrived here to-day on the way TO Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, April 2O-EyeDing.-The steamship At
antic, Capt Hoyer. which left New-York the 7th
April. arrived here TODAY on the way 70 Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

There is hardly single voter, we believe, in
our State who does not talk about legislative
corruption in Albany. But talking will never
stem the corruption, while the State Conven-
tiOn can provide for more efficient measures to
that end, and wW provide for them if the
right kind of men are elected. Therefore do
not fail to vote tomorrow for friends of legis-
latiVe reform
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. "a per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line.
SEM-WEEKLY TBBUNE % cents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 50 per line
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

We trust the Republicans Of (old) Brooklyn
will elect their entire ticket tomorrow; but,
at all events, we exhOrt the friends of Reform
therein to see that HENRY WARD BEECHER is
chosen. His defeat would he discredit to
Brooklyn and misfortune to the State. See
to it, friends. that he is not defeated
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRl. 90 1867.

conference with the Southern people of all
classes--that he would return more considerate,
therefore more influential than he went May
he not he induced to make the experiment.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

If all who realize the importance of a Con-
stitutional Convention will attend the polls to-
morrow, we make no question of the choice of
such representation as will afford the people
relief by its action. The registry is full enough
to bring out strong vote, and we should not
fail of any result from fault of those who are
the principal victims of the errors of our Con-
stitution and the faults of our State Govern
MOI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Remember that if by your failure TO vote
the reform ticket should be defeated in your
district, you will bear personal responsibility
for the defeat of many thorough measure,
and lose the right of ever complaining of the
growing abuses.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

While Reconstruction is bravely going on in
every Southern State. and the time rapidly ap-
proaches when the civil rights of the black
man will be fully recognized in all of them, it
would be lasting disgrace to the Empire
State if she should refuse a right which even
the late Rebel States are now ready to cOncede.
Vote, therefore, for the champions of Universal
Suffrage
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

The people of Brooklyn did Senatorial
District are asked to send HENRY WARD
BEEcHER to the Constitutional Convention. A
good many who often differ from him will
heartily support him because he is the right
man for the place. The valuable man is he
who has ideas principles, intelligence, honesty,
and force. Mr.. Beccher is conspicuously
such a man. A circular issued by number
of eminent gentlemen (among them the
Rev. DR.. Storrs, Mayor Booth, Charles l.. Bene-
dict, &c.) well says: "In laying anew the
foundations of Government, it is eminently
"Droper that every class should take part-the
minister as much as the lawyer, the merchant,
L" or the farmer. The Office and duties of a dele
gate are not political in any partizan sense,
and Mr. Bcecher will undertake them with
"that connection That is very true, and
we look 10 see Brooklyn honor herself by
sending her most distinguished citizen to the
Convention.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Every person having farm for sale should
advertise in THE TRIBUNE Make the advertisement as
short possible stating the advantages offered Farm
wishing to purchase farms can always find chances
10y inserting short advertisement in THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

The vote for delegates to Constitutional
Conventions is generally light. The greater is
therefore, the prospect of victory if all the
friends of reform do their whole duty by seeing
to it that they vote themselves, and urge upon
all their friends the duty of voting.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Agricultural Implement Manufacturers and
Seedsmen find THE TRIBUNE especially valuable as an
advertising medium, circulating, as it does. mainly
among the better farmers in every State and territory
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
GERMANY

VIENNA. April 21-The Fienna Post. an Official or
gan of the Austrian Government editorial on tho
relations between Prussia and France cOunses ts read
ers not to put too mach faith in the VI peace
In Europe
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
FRANCE AND PRUsSrh.

sr ATT Anric TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
BERLIN. April Delivering rn;ssian Gov.
csrmen has sent strong note 10 the Emperor Napoleon.
asking the reason for the military preparations on us
pao OF France Bavaran agent has been sent by KING
Wiirsm to Vienna to the alliance OF the Emperor
of Austria.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Senator ODonnell appears in our columns as
absent when the Senate passed the Central Fare bill
lie had for some days been far from Albany when
that vote was taken. He was always opposed to the
me9sure
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

~ The Marine Lite-Sdring Commission, List
of Polling Places, Farm Items, the Money Ar
ticle, and the Markets. ,riU be found on the
second page, and Literary ItemS on the Sirth
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
ENGLAND

LONDON, April 2l.-Mr. Gladstone has written o
letter. in which he virtually resigns the leadership Of tho
Liberal party.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
BASE BALL.

MATCHES THIS WEEK
April 22--Openng game Of tho Knickerbocker Club
at Hebcken.
April 9s-Pifst Nine vs. PsId IrViBgton Grounds
EfvtazteR.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
WExxLT TRIBUNE must be handed in To Day
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

FIFTIG-AYE. OPERA HOUSE
THIS RVENING-Grn & ChriSty'S Miusircls-ROBERT Ma
icAIRB NEW ACTS MUSIC SINGING DANCING, etc.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

D0DWORTH HALL
THIS RvENING-M HARTZ. TFB lLLUSIONISE The Autom'
ton Lkscamoeur. Proteus. Floating Head, etc
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Netrr3lotk Daily Gribmete.

MONDAY. APRIL %. 1857.
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

KELLY L Icons MGNSTRELS.
THIS EVENING - CINDER-LEON (buresque) NORMA Eph
Iiorn, Waiter Birch. etc
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
Dnslne95 Noiites.
AMERICAN (WALTHAM) WATCHES.
THE BESg IN TIE WORLD.
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The GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Of Providence L. inform the trade shat they are Pre-
GOeDs comprising fall DINNER aud TEA
description OF superior
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which deposit Silver such Thickness that ihey all
solid silver in utility and from beauty Of design and
superior dnish undistnguishahle from H.
The Goram Manufacturing Company refer with confidence the high
reputation established in the production OF SoLD SLVHE
&ARE for engaged and they
assure the public thy will fully that rtpuson by the
ucon ELECTKO WARES Of such quality and extreme du
bGiy entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser All articles
lnade by them are stamped thus:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

ACADEMY or DESIGN.
DAY AND DEVENTNG-FORTl-SECON ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OP PICTURES AND SCULPTURE Corner Of TNenyhirlS and
FoarihsVe
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

STEINWAY HALL.
THIS EVENING - SEVENTH ANNUAL CONCERT OF /
children OF ST. ANNS CHURCH
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

AnA an such fully guaranteed feel particularly to
the above their designs
Unlisted These goods
responsible dealers throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

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NErr Ri'NNELLS-ACROBATIC AND EQUESTRIAN FBAIS
NeS Yoyk lsrcnsT TrOupe.
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January ~. 81
Dl an act of the la. Legislature. au-
ID thority was given to the Boar Of
Managers Of tho Texas Luns,io A.y.
lam 10 purchase certain suitable lands
and buildings adjoining the property
now known az the Texas ~tata Luuatie
Asylum, and 10 make the necessary i'm.
rr0scmeuts On the same. so a. 70 enable
the superintendent TO receive AMI prop
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are entitled 10 benefits from n ius,iiu-
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say TO the public, that the arrangement
contemplated by the uct alluded t.. has
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cepti0u Of such patients Tho laws and
regulations in regard % their reception.
are the same as IN cases Of white per.
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20 rc.peetabiiity Of said Physician. Yer
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the Insanity Advance Payment 81
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az Geu'l Agents for the ARROW TIE.
We desire to establish good and reliable
Agents In every cotton county 10 the sth
Internal Reverse District, Including 81
counties in Eastern Texas. Sub agents
will be furnished the ARROW TIE, At
such prices as will enable them to success
fully compete with the old rope tie and
make handsome profit, while =, the
same time !, costs the cotton grover
MUCH LESS, and will leave handsome
margin compared with rope. Proof. rope
Is worth today in New Orleans lsi, e
cash, and we are now selling HERE the
Arrow Tie at l3ia &c cash, and one tie OF
each vill weigh sbou. I. n. To recon.
mead the Arrow Tie is useless, a. /, 10
DOLLY necessary TO exhibit il to practical
men, Who a, oncc appreciate its ad.
vau'sees over rope. |, is cheaper, dses
10, require one half the time TO adjust IL,
and when adjusted lie not suhjc, to stretch.
ing, and is much preferable 10 case
Of ere.
Its great reri, is its chsapaes-ne1
i's durability, It's unnecessary to sprak
Of il merits, /, only pHeds to be seen to
be appreciated ind brought into general
use
We have Sample Tics which will he
furnished all Sub Agents, which will full,
Illustrate all advantages and preferences
claimed for ], over ell other ties.
All orders addressed to us At Marshall.
will have prompt attention. The snecisl
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called to the advantages Of this Tie. Or.
ders from planters, merchants, ard specu-
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