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, 1869-08-14

itsrtaa-mon Mo eso only eanetrs. ID soclct5 !;
wbois mlnas tN they have aay1 arc 40 'looas%d afa
dn0Iaaic4t ~ 10. 1ef1hz thtM aln,ost upon iesel
with the bruta ovation. AMI who socm resolved 70
hsr I'll progruas, IL. not % reduce te'nes to taas
primitive s,&te Of bar52f1ty ID Whtch saoy Appeaf
70 delight to rsvst. Thur n1etto IA freedom 70 no
uhstercr they Ike. ahenso'sc", 1nd s!sve'y fof
tnnbce agaiAAt whom theJ arc pTuldalceus
either on account Of rscu Or cfthd Or co'of.
Thcy oniy bc1tcsp III tnotiAw nd IN ptysieal fosco
for \ smstalpturnt nf thclt, critia 9pl!lnha Tnay
kra governed ~ their lass!"ts atIh pFe!d'tlsos nos
T,aaf IN an,onxst sbon.. K1sn tne,r !ury t.e!al
cIrrrssion i iuieatyu pt Ihris .carata,i nl.n.i+
Tacso iar-Fuoln poillleisne and irR' tatots-lot
thoroughly appreciated. Thet are seldom to bo
found siGoul those atsAi,a' mafka uf civilization
u9 mi .hult. IN iii. trot,, nat hsss ohser1 II
ot item. they keesn to consider thAt such traris
s S ?! s' sne ~.
irtsh Kep1Ilman, al least, who would dars 10
Rl,e expression u Ills political ltieas u opinions
III HE presence uf four Or ate ot .heui ior lni.
vIdnaIly, ibeJ Ate towards, and NuhI1 never tlasr
to nttai,k man Il ihey Thought ie learei them
not, anI nas prepared fur thell Thsu III 4M!nenta
wuul,lrl 10, then teaurt TO the inst, Or perhsp.
herrer seaPon, where it'eT fanGie.l they could
uss t!ns, ~h ina5 fet .s.s s,a sas -, 10 ,ea ,e5
AZ the, wtll.-lhat II, Tor frfttiunt Of eHrteasln
tnr fa.r~irts Wheu man! u int.n we're Al Ilola
theT lsfe h6t Heel! uster shPT teulsu'e4H aum1
}le HortfDlnutls .ihner nhie. .se1 n'eSs r.,,t
whtH tHaJ aftHe tIvfa tnef Will y, tne1 ahuNnu"
mat. tu'' " fa'sxr s!tEente T .nM"a,n n,..
rorIaes r.I',,sa e s,ln en f't ~m ,i'a, =" ,H "tn.
hhsr ut itrs.. 'hta.s' II t,,t,,,, ,n..
--lllef elstfsl fes0t1s-tuefn hmiMearn I'!'ltams'
w" afa sallal"a ~ rfrft se"faaa*n,, 'i ,.
huhltr, MhEt'r men lnr F!flhk eApieaep'i w. t'e.
A''hlhsl.. at''i ihfnstHa tllHtn ~Nh ~ i"t' 81.
lsHstl} AulHa lhtif ti'aln i 'rars EnHn hat ~
tnrtl l'l Alffrllnitll9 H't+htt'al1lHl ~ u+1*a
TIE alattsns 1'aash'l aMl rt'la't'n nt lnl'alnus
hatt* a.'1 fahal't!a'. t's suEaHI tt'st tsut wrsa
tltahFttrA nl!3rGttl1 Ia lAp tlluAt tiFAHll} Ah't
hrssttA't, tAh III tHSty alItl fnsth'. u Snh WAha
~ ArIHo &h thrt!t ut"n sr.4n ltruil'eAn pttAes.
t,ra ,oai ih''s hasu s@Hs !ae" s, ni a9Fotfa!
~ Mb*1s Ahl'tt tia Aat tMis
H,'nE!ant"n ~ uia'i1m n'''.h 1. ~ aeu. ht, n,"n ~
s', , ~ ~ ~ x ..,u ~ ~, ,'.. ','.t. ~, @
M'Ij,m I,sr. ~ 1,,.ftut;, i,.. nhn wish In liz,
% "iaH .,.r 49, .'s',. .,,,i,v.,,., "nn .,s.;, w
ts, ~ s,,,s sau Vim ~ r,,,r w m s1.t IN ths,r ss
- t'u. ~ ",u 49, .1 ~ u'M' y, ~. ~ ..,s ~ .,,i ~.
, 1869-08-14

,u,..u..u. . pha -, buIl. NJ INN II
,N, -. ,ass ,xH. Inn, v.t.r Heht contpnra,
.as.ts, ,a,.th haffcet And Al a t6nss turtan. with
...s. ~. s..,I.tt..r .nnr... trn .t.rk rxnn. fofw
"" W., ~ srnt1n rut,.,r ms,tt. wtth !. .spocd Of
.~nn,, ,,lrs an nour. H,,o n ~ bourtt br 4 cxna-
,l.n rs,,urxuY, cut Iu two. paaaod through Tho
yytltenu asal md then rented ii f,utfs!o n. r.
4 ryxan,Inn rasncu in onyx. dating from tho
.rtrnti, reniurr. hns t,rcn discovered In 1uEaEa.
nm, ur,n. w,tch II ltn(s,,dcd IN 4 golden cur pru-
..r,'t m lin t,.,,,r,rr If pu.r,,.kl i, c.thrr!nc
=, !. Iwu inrhca IN i.,v,h tni M an urat firm,
IN, rr,Ict rrp,,xrn,sa a rto,s. sur.nput,tr,, ty a
.tr, ~. n ~ nf ia Asyt,r aorn,r.
...'s,' ~" s.s,,-s ~ .,t,i. n tr.n,tn,tno
.',. ~ 80 ,,.,.. ~. ..,. ~ M IN.
...,. .h. .,.,. - I,.,.,tI,,, ,,,,,
~. - - ~ -. .as, ,, ,n,n st,.. ,n.
a..,h ~ ,n.,,a,sn ~
Th.,r .r, .,,pr.l p,w xut,mn,,ne cA,tc NM
,e.4a Etrnrh onnn.nr ,,rp,,t.,a m connnct
,.,s,n and tttf,tsl,nr win ENGLAND AMI sAmer,te
,r,ur tctma Of pmjerate cnnrea.lon, and without
.u,s,d, p,r ,1nhn Yupnu ha. brought Ia Eensdn
r,cn,rpu,nu II. ri tha t,rolprt III link fo,thern
r,,,nne IN America h, 1ny uf ,be Farpe 1H1nn,s.
I,e,.nt mn, t,,rcn1snd Mr. unrten, OF rh,Ia.
aa,h. s ,t.r. n. thai Hrit,sh t1eet vii, nil uur
,.,,r .on.dron IN !. ,,nu nut t.u, ynu nlnuv hn
.., nj t.h,r. tha =. In,,. rs,,r an enternrIea
~ -,t.t .,n..tc.,. b.,n rhIcf p,rt. nu1 a falta
T.. ~ -, IN ,.i ,,at wan t,t,t,e a t,enra, Americ..
Twn scala vteh receuty etftt ed ut The X111pHt-
.aIt,ar,cu, nf Ur,seet. caes,n,,) une nebt jJ.,1u
iha tp.e,,nlY IN which tbpv wrrp kent, AMI. a[ter
rr,r.Inv TIM rstk, climbed ur lie wall amt
.It,, ~, ltlu ,t,r r,a3l tch kk,rts II Ht n !Bh oI
usu,t aIx fcet r1,ey theu srt uut On \ tluettnR1
Mia IN ,,,r rr,!,n uf Wayrr tl,lFh fu Tho
i.tr, III tAr e, ei,A VIII, ,,pt hDau sI,riIlat tukA
Inn at,n,aln IN tho war T1,u,, s,,,e,,,r wa. nj
t.,t,h ,t,cc,tn,, ami thry wrrs uys,late, AMI
..,ut ,,t,,,,aEt e,art N thar ssctur.
trbs .iun,aYIstlnn. ts,,tn tsrtx IL this lJn,,r,t
n,st~s ,,,,' Ju,, I. tua1, Ia us,,rt,,eP ~. Iuat
n,,,u,tr1 m yulus ii. ina auvrau.tr lo a,a1, ,Asv,
mi. ms lar.,t.t amount lful,vytua III any p,,,,
, 1869-08-14
rEESOS1L,

Madame DumeTguc, Bachelor IN Science, has
opeEed q pharmacy At Montpelier, France
Nj. John Holland. Of Bristol r l., Is 1c2 yeara
DID, and nercx drunk glass Of liquor In his lsfc-
Henry Ahouah King of Ntnnehan. On the gcss
coast al Africa. IL announced ss agent fur the
W,{t ..rrfrcn Herald, q newspaper edited and
pr,u1ea BY nativeA
The London Echo SAYS another scandal case IL
neout 10 be tusde public Affecting Hel-kn1En
Duke, who has coue 10 grief and Is now ont OF
the country.
The eldest son Of the V!ceroy OF Egypt is to be.
En three years course OF study al oxford Cnt-
vet.aiy, as member OF Christ Church, in Oc,oser
term, lie has, however, accompanied his father
taCI 10 Egypt
Aecoruing to letters from Brussels, +, Is com.
peteiy falsc that the Empress Charlotte /. at 81.
or iha. the has p,ayed rpuk,t< there, The uu-
fortunate Princess has not for an ustsu, cui,:ed
tie Chateau Of Teryutreu
Gfccra ThoIas Jourlan, now IN command or 4
division Of Cuban troops, Was written to By the
onetaA OF the Treasury, asking him to refund
s., a0 which he owed the government before he
lotneI the rebellion. BE replies: "Your letter re-
ccived. AZ! further communication VIII reach
NE sent to Newark, n. J."
r ur. stanton E,1t.. IN the P-re1,,t;,, <,o,n
Tohn.,on X. =. .Thr ,vo rc,,r,, e,,,,sz m
xh,ch ali thonrht and ron1e,.,tIon ranrr. t,sy
M IN onr r,t,s. fou.r =. ,ta nrrxno1 1,n ~
nrtson n, xhom Fe t.,a opr reader, trsr w.ct
an5 a nre,t, roon- mi n mcrrher or ,he prrsnv.
,cr..n Cnrrrh. vno ou.i:t q. .,ur<n,i,nai 49,,
has become the mother OF a enid.
The su.tan,s Grand y.zser, All pasha, ia said 10
bayc been for many ye1r. under neayy pecuut,1y
obtc1acps to the yice,or Of Eeypt, until l.;e1s,
when The big sa,aty and emoIauep,s of Ans
n,.een. nty,ce enahle hin, Il, prt along x1thont
1.n,auia Advances. The j;,an1 r,y,.r h.virr m
,ora~~ ~ ,a..,, "a ,,.,5.nd ,,o v1ra-or - -.
49,, - n,re on.as, ~ ~ s,,,,n ~ ,,o,on,
$500. 49, ~ - -. " '0- ~AA =" '4'nS
, 1869-08-14
POLICE CEUELTIES,

Tie Common Council is about to pass m
ordinance increasing tie police force Of
Chicago by the addition Of seventy 1--WE pa-
trol1ntn. This action, against which We
ln.c uuavuilDgly protested as an unneces-
sary expense, furnishes an appropriate
occasion for aguin calling attention 10 Il
growing abuse. The duly papers from
time to time are called upon to record cases
Of excessive severity, il not brutality, on
.Le part uf policemen towards those whom
Ihcy nrrest. The Office Of policeman, not
witLstaading it is SO earnestly sought after,
jsnot Pheasant one. On the contTary, it's
duties are mostly OF Disagree
mile scharcter, involving often dan
ger to life and linlh. Policemen
necessarily have to come in collision with
the most despernte classes Of persons, and
with those who recognize no authority TINT
is not hacked up by superior physical force.
1t may happen that, out Of ten cases OF
nrrest, policeman, in order to perform lis
duty, has, in five, to use his club; but it by
TO means follows that he is, therefore, JUS
tilted in using it in those cascs where VIC
lcnce is wholly unnecessary. Officers are
but rucn, md are fly no means freq from
the iturcrfrctions Of humanity, and, when
ntrrstiI+, cvil-docrs, they should remember
that the crime iB not committed against
them pen.oualy, but against society, md
that there is no moral or Legal authority for
them To beat the body Or break the K]5nll Of
the wretch who in III their custody. There
nre Int few men Gt to he Trusted with dis
cretiuuary puwcrs, and policemen, In this
respect 1re tlu better than other mon. The
tendency of nj police bodies ia TO unneccs-
sa5y forcc, resulting in cruelty, oppression,
and, frequently, fa19msity. A policeman,
in mixing uTests, and in conducting his
prisoners to Btntious, has to be wA1y and to
EuAtd lfuinst surprises nntl rcscues; but
that III ono Of the pe1ils 1f his Office, which
he esBumcs when he puts on tho uniform
md l,Adgc. lie is not authorized nor JUS
liiod in heating o. disabling prisoner, in
order TO prevent that prisoner making IN
attempt 10 escape. It il no part Of his
business to punish criminal. He haA no
more right 10 strike ur rnnltrcat nu unre-
sisting prisoner than ho has 10 strike a
Judge on tho bench. Violence is only
i1iAti!iAL1c rs tho Inst md unavoidable
measure. while the tendency is to make it
the Grbt- It is no unusual thing for
policeman in ar7esting drunken man
who cannot or will not walk to the station,
to use his Climb to compel the man to do 80.
Such policeman ought to bc instantly
suspended by his Captain, md discharged
ty the Commissioners. Prisoners nrc very
, 1869-08-14


We are In favor Of insisting on the use Of
American trpn on al railways assisted by the ;sey-
crpment. but, since these Are likely TO he few
hereafter, VIC also favor The ENCOURAGEMENT o[
home production BY adequate duties on Imported
trpn.-.sfss oTk Tr1lIHt.
What about the people who have to buy
this dear iron? who will protect them2 The
s'adeqnate duties on imported iron ~ simply
means heavy t1z on the purchasers Of ali
iron, whether of domestic OF foraign pro-
ducton. It means that Congress shall enact
that the people must pay one and half or
two prices fer their iron, for the benefit Of
of a special interest. Protection of
iron makers by means Of " adequate duties
Is robbery Of iron consumers. Whatever is
gwen by Law to tho ono class is taken out
Of the pockets Of the ether. The consumer
pays the tax. Is system lit to he called
protection Of American industry" which
swindlcs ten OF hundred men in order to
swell the profits of one? Is it not rather
an assault On American Industry
, 1869-08-14
Tho Conf Combinations.

Al the mines the price was 1ut Up fron g ess,
60 and - ~ III Aprl and May to 81 and 81 IS
In August: AMI The freight l.y rail from sa.75 sIua
and 81 ~ respectively. ln ApriI and Mas, ST. Il.
posch OF the NiIesbasTe and Irttstou coaIs, nnl
u nft5 cents per Ton higher than at any time
during l5fS-ihe highest rate IN 1855, anil ur TO
Marcel, 1850. being s{lM Ii cost no more to carr
cca this year than last, and, as II tho strike at
the mines H not euo1Rh this cap.s:oue u aided
10 make the load al hravy al possible. Thu strike
In coal Is this ycar three-1ear old combination
The nltHerr, for The time, are getting e1srn.'.di-
naEr wnEcs, and coal operators make enormous
profits. md ratlroa,t companies stimulated hy tue
example, oI The r0Al opera ors, raike the rates OF
tsahsrorfaton aforc the rates nf last yea1, and
far ahov- what they ought IN lie. The certain
duty On forG1En coal.
, 1869-08-14

Strontium and cadmium are tho other two sub-
stances believed to exist In the sun; their lines
are, however, as yet involved tn some donbt; also
those o! cobalt
Gold. ellEcF, mercury, potassium. lead, aut1mo-
ny, alsentc, slllcton, platinum and eleven Other
tel!uric elements. Iess generally known, nrc not
found In The eoar spectrum. and arc believed to
lie either absent, OF present In but very small
quantities. In the Eun's atmosphere.
The range Of investigation has been extended to
the nxed stars; 10 comets, md to the nebuts, ani
rery Interesting results hare been arrived 81,
which NC have not space here to detail.
So much for spectroacorc fact4 We will nov
endeavor to show how 1t La that the Light from
burning bodies possesses such unere. lrgEces
OF reaugibsllty {bending 4pality) that tuetr rays
occupy different and definite positions in the
spectrum.
The sensation Of hight Ia nov known to be pro.
dueed By vibrations Of the ray through certain
media. ns the atmosphere. the propagation being
not In actually straight lines, but
In series Of undulRto1y cures, something
siElar 10 lint Of long rope stretched at full
length on the ground, and then moved up md
dow violently at one end, producing wneo mo-
,ion from one extremity to the other. II has
been prosen ,hht each color has q definite wayc
cI 9Th, md also different rlrle In hch each ill.,
dulaiosJ movement Ia ptodacel. The following
table gives the lengths Of tho wave IN each color
in ten ni1liopth parts OF Ill Inch. anu the number
Of unduAtions In cyer5 900 o0o, 900 to0th part Of
q second OF time;
, 1869-08-14
BOLD ROBBERY ON TIE NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
An ExpEesm mcnsenEcr md Two
lynEENEemcn Kuckcd md tinEgcd
Tho Express $.AEc Ikohbed OF n
Large Amount OF Money nnd Other
XMI1J:lbleA4

Tho EIprchS <:AEc Ik0hbed OF n
vn-v. a,,curt ~ n,nrr,. n+n..
4.,....1.,s.
AHi"*Ao@N
From The AEann Erfain1 Journal i ucuu11.
roobe1es ever perpttated VA committed On tle
Central Railroad at Late tour lat night. The
t1nin upon which the robbery xas committed WAS
oeloeS W III. mprpipc "a ae's Sen Hs'aa'es 10
q From What information We have been able to
gather concerning the robbery. /. appears tcat
wt:ch contained the local baggage. as also w
sales OF the American Merchants Union EXPRESS
Company, WA entered By some hail q dozen
tpep. Who patced m iucrtss through the door
nrIt tn the nassrnrsr cnach. This door r.as
onrretj With try "a tne possesston or one Of thc
tntrudetT. -
LIN, 6azgsse;Ian, and william u. neattie: a mes
sencet ot tt American Merchants' Enlon Express
Company. The dfst tntlntauon these officials had
Of the presence OF me intEnne!S was *aen NOM
Mese sttaefea VIM ctnne a4a ,taIo Anoc1en cow;
tneJ.were admonlsaet 4 Ihey did not remain quiet,
tier would suaeI instans DEAN; Ge'ns os1nan+ ooa
IieielJ b5 surprise. the hax4aeenan and express
messenger deemed tmpsuas n 70 ol1es reslsi.pee
to their orn ed asss!lants Beth q 'nese o1;cl..s
In 1helr month to preyen, rhen from natias any
outc1J. This. done. one Of the sohlers, Who
seemed 70 be tae f.neleaaeI, soeS tse sey u oae
ne s7ses i1om ~ tne ,oor xs ., ~ Ss II XII
opeHfn tae eaae a9a & , ~ t 49,. ass ,n ~ M sut
70 sEssf eon tho ag n5 ST e2en oe 1ae cs9t
ana ~ ~ nGn n.s wh.f -, a
i3Ehi:e Itss vas tattnr n,ac. tfr+. ~ The sn,
,a.-aoaA @ ~ - r,nn, ~ ins Ths i,r1.r. Eh1r1 eTss
,aa ,,T ~ Ibe os e.ai1y - 1ns ~
pEea W ~ eae aoH ea1A nt - aAE ulsh oaS-
h1co,ce Tnis car ~ x Sos
baggage. Eas;eH 1ona Sells. German As the
noss Q! IT'S; ca vas opened ana ne nrst man Gu
nef wsns q tae
to see you," replied The Tobefr. NO person Is
, 1869-08-14


is reported TINT General P7m intends Of
fering the crown OF Spain to King Louls
Of Portugal. in which casc Spain md Por-.
tngI would be governed Iii similar 1nan-
ucr rs Austria and Hungary, and the King
would divide his residence between the
Two capitals
This is the wiset thing the Spanish Gov
eminent pro TIM can do, except that Of SELL
ing Cuba to the American Government. Po1-
tngal bears tie same natural relation to Spaiu
that Scotland does to England. The PENN
| sular should be under one government.
Portugal is too weak to hold q respectable
position in the funily Of nations. It is q
long slim slice cut ont of Spain, $40 miles ono
way by only loo tho other, and contains
100 sIuaro miles, 1t contains abont fonr
millions OF people, and owns number OF
scattered colonies, such as tho Azores, Ma
dcizn, Cape Verde, Principe, st. Thomns,
aou,e portions Of Guinea, Angola, Bengue-
Ia, Mozambique, and q few Stations in the
Indian Occan and on tho coast of CLin.
Tho Portuguese dato the foundation OF
their kingdom from thu dato OF great
battle with the MoorB in ll.l9, on tho
rlains Ouriqu, on tho plains Of Taeas,
under Don Alfonso, who was proclaimed
King by lis n1my on the field Of victory.
Don Henry dying in l67a, without ,,rect
heirs. The yncant throuo vas claiued by
1,hjlip II. Of 6puin. md for tho nc1t Hi.ty
yoara Portugal belonged to tho Spau-
isl monarchy. Tho rulo Of tho Snnn;uh
Eim,s bore Lcayv On thc portuc,se. md in
1910 tbey rcyoytsa. md utter loup war
they cnyo tho Snauihh II decisive tl..ftmt in
tho battlc of ato1,teHclaros, in 1865. The
Duke Of D,arnuza was proclaimed King
untlcr tic title of John ". A1,icab{s ro.
lutipns were not restored l,ctvoeu the two
nation. iii l7;7 Inf ,;ncc that Tim, th,.v
h.re hnen fr;cpd1v ncicb}oYs. md for the
mast hun century the nconle of bo,h tho
countries have talked Of reunion. Dnt tl,is is
the first ausnicious opm,1tuuity for two
centuries. Spaiu liz without a Ring. anil Is
looking Ill over Europe to dud one that
wouli be satisfactory. The King Of Portu-
cal ia cx,od aul populnr ruler. snl the
only thin, Tint stands in the xav il Tho fear
RI tba po1tuonneo tho, tbav u,,n,1,1 Iva nrar-
sha;,owcd nn,1 txrnnnjzcd over hr the Snsn.
in,1s nnt the nlan nronosca hv Geaeral
7,,;,, ,1,x;,tea thie oh;ect;on II ,,r,r;dea
for duul government. as In thu case Of
An.,,io md nrnourr md the K;,o won,,1
,7;x;,1o nj. ,cs;denra i,ot,raon tho ~, csn;-
to,s and pnrtnco, would r,.,;n her pa1;o.
won't W. presu,ne tba, MS is ,ho ,n,r
,,lo,, m 1.hic, tho latter novrcr +,n1a co,,-
@ ian, - ,ni,o ,;., ,ho f,,E,,,o1 Tho ,onr,
, 1869-08-14

The 1aborH Of kIrchoH. Bunseu, HuHYtaa1 aud
Others, havc Iesu1ted In the discovery that every
Que Of The bodies known as elements, when
burned throws lis own peculiar llue, o. lines, On
the spectrum, muny Of them falling beyond the
vio1et color, and the most careful observations
have shown that, except In one or two instances,
these lines are never SO much confused As that the
Position Of one Gun be mistaken for that OF an-
other, thongh the number Ia SO very great that
The lettering process Is now generally dispensed
with.
Turning their attention again to the snu, the
cxpenDenteTs constructed tha srectroscope
proper, which Ia practically double telescope, SO
arranged that the FAYE OF light from the sun tor
star1 being received through one telescope, are
made TO 1ali on glu6s prism. md tins separated,
When The spectrum Is vlewed through the other
telescope. Observations with This instrument
show That the sunlight exhibits d great many
l!ues, indicating The presence Of sixteen metals
and meta,loda. The following table gives the
n11nes Of fourteen OF these, with the number OF
lines ~ which each ia indicated On the solar
snetYttt11 AZ ptyen hr Ane4trnm.
, 1869-08-14

Hha NOR the interest Of al, An crcry unnocrssa-
y aTnt'rf u an otmtfucslan, a cslAuiiy.
sotfe y fErat economy In long lines Of mil.
~! nna ftlt&rnrh. In the psuuatl OF COURTS and
eantot1-houaes; IN rtnlttolnR large by the
sasie laws: IN 1ataftllah!nT tr~n Intercourse ~Mh
hent hsrkftA rnurt Tor sEnall Etato IL ncnr.
y Of quite NJ cxprnaIrc ~ tarse pnr. Tin rlufe
F'a'ce tt r. atr tbs i0rr ART natonal Jrrrtadluea
kha ]rA'uiistra cultivated, nna lrrnlaritirs mud
'Ilhrfrhrt1 ~ t1lipn' prfprtatrh. artH Htat" II
fn"rf, hnr n lsrfntntr, n MntlrhAl spirit, tjuea
tl1rlhnfmllt ttlhrH htrttla Hr,at tHnlIh
, 1869-08-14

70 the E3itar af TAs chtoc3o Tribune:
SlR: 1 have long labored under the iupre estou
That this Is cocntIy where maa CHI reeely ex-
press his opinions upon ali political subjects and
act upon such opinions a. his OWL Judgment Eay
dictate; bat hare found By experience ths1
have been k1als mistaken IN entertaining th-s
notion Nov If there IL any species Of despos!su
worse than mother. 1t u that which seeks by any
means 10 exercise control orer the mind, or
compels one to pursue cestaln path either IL the
political or social wassd. Yet tnat
such de*potlsl exists ns regards cer-
tain political p,Eues IN this country
Il = foct that cannot be quezttoned. Therr IS =
certain clnss Of persous IN the large cities p3rtcn-
!arit, g! the Enitesl St7iea composed Of what may
he termed EonSts and rpxdies-uen Of the rery
lowest type ef huuanlty. d: inmates fur renilen-
, 1869-08-14

Gu. down ii ,east two-th!rds II the st. Louis spso.
ulktor1 could tetnove tho capital"
II Is HuggeBtotl that H. Louin will probn-
ity I'o at'r IL noet this argument with tho
fnct that nsaaainc,lts In Tint city would bo
currcHpondingly increaacd by Tho udlllon
of tl,r cautlhl,
, 1869-08-14

Some Of the Washington papers nre
al1cady appealing to The shades Of George
Washington to preserve the capital in the
wretched place where it is unfortunately
located. Others there nre presenting such
arguments as those: ... .-..-
.r1,e rcal estate OF Washington City laz, assess-
ri ftfr taxaitou amounted to sornt ssp.tsJyn5u.
T1.s enormous and suspicious valuation oeld 10
, 1869-08-14
Cbc Tribumr.
B&tI,ACntFTtlsN TRIMS 1
FATArlkfN At,FAHt1
HAIIRnAl, AUGUST "A, 1862.

Mr. j, y, nr,t n the regular Rt,, responsible ear
r'rt ri ruI tllfrtfn 1'HlRrxk Rnuth If 1ntrty-
tttf slt-' r1l rRst Df Rt4te. rsptrA wttl I've ,ip4
1h, t,+l L., su'srr"rs lrt hn EARLIER hsi lhry can
iW g4,t III nj utlIpr WV.