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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10


THE GREAT TERRITORIAL FAIR
will crowd Helena with strangcEs. Consequently
JOE KUwARTn. JOE'S BAKERY.
has made arrangements to accommodate
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
with ths best Wanda liquors and cyars t. be found In
the city.
co TO JOES BAKERY
and eat from the most sunpta0usly spsesd table In
uc!ehA Corner Wood and Main
l00 g-..-s
4 xssare1 Slals.-On Monday evening
Mr.. II. G. Fredericton, who few days
since killed fine moose on his ranch, while
hunting In Johnson's gulch started beau
tiful elk. wounded, chased him two hours,
and fin lily put bali through his heal. when
nearly II his cabin. It weighed $50 pounds,
was years old, and his antlers measured
five feet four inches from skull to tip. The
meat was readily disposed Of here ut u cts.
per pound. Fredericton il having good
luck with his rifle, since be has been elected
to move into the city.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

Weekly average 80 Rain fell i-30th OF IN inch on
the night Of the I'd. Slight snow fell on Powclls
Peak night OF the 9Th. a.s.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10
SECTION l.-lIORSEs.

SEC. & XTKA LARGE PREMIUM on TROTTlNG
President and citizens. prcmiums-opcn to all hr~er
In the Territory, except br. < "An.vs T0wn-cid"
Ruk-Not lsss than three 70 enter and two to 20,
mile heats, best three In i've
Best Trusting hossc, mare or gedng $500 III best lO0
SEC. 4 sWELPSTAKE PURSE FOR TRUvrlNG.
Free to all horsrs Dest two In three mile heats, in
halnere. 3d.,
Best uotting horse, mari :rldn: SEQ 81 best 50
SEC T., MATCHES AND SINGLE HORSES FOR
CENTRAL pCkPOSLc.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

THKCAsE OF THE CoLoERD PRINTER DoUG-
LAss-A NEW CoMPLICATIoN.-we learn IN AZ
letter has been received by a member of the
typographical Union here, who formerly
worked IN Denver, from the secretary of the
Denver Union, stating that Douglass, the COL
ored printer, now working At the Government
Printing ONCE, never made application to the
Denver Union for admission. and tha
II he had he would have been re-
Jected on account of his race and color.
This corroorates the statements OF DougIass
1 he secretary of the Denver Union however
goes on TO say that The offence OF Douglass was
that he worked al a "rat Office al Denver and
FOR that reason he was drummed out OF the
place. This Is held by some of the priRtars
here 70 make further complication OF the
matter and 20 greatly prejudice the chances for
Douglass obtaining admission TO he I MON here
We canIo, exactly see why TINS should follow
IL appears 10 be cOnClusively demon >trated
that Douglas could not get admission TO the
Den e l mon on account of his color; conse-
4ueniiy be could not OBTAIN work IN any fair
ChCe there wa> E9 place where he could
y orr except AZ rat Office, or Office where n 9
nicL rules did not govern. ard tbi> for no
tsui' oi his OWE, 5ut despite his efforts 10 gain
Sc:niSSioE TO the Union. The whole thing lies
IL LUt-shelI- The Washington Union must
Geat hIs case as an exceptional one outside of
society Iules, for he certainly was not recog-
sized by the Denver Juion a. on a footing IN
be within theiT rules
Evening star., 1869-05-31

The announcement of The death of Dr Will
liam Il Magrucer Will cause sincere sorrow in
every circle IN this community He was a
msr OF great natural powers, and had be pos
Stssed 'he ambition and proper sphere, would
hsve made his mark In public life He easily
-S>ehed the highes- municipal honors that the
C:ty had . bestow, bu, seemed ALWAYS iudif.
iere-; 10 pU6i.c applause a1d Indisposed to
make any exertIoGs 10 display MS fine abilities.
BY MS neIghbor e. Is. 5l ally by the poor.
tc whom LIE gave BIZ JIrle, money, and yalua-
bie professional services without stunt. lie was
. s'-'"st Ido..sed; and amongst ali Glasses he
Was egaTSed 'sIth warm personal affection,
Created ey his fine social ! mental qualities
his tnsgran unity generosity and kindly spirit.
his stately form and leonIne chest and lead
afforded a fitting casket for his great heart and
vigorous mind. Like has predecessors, Force
ard Scatter, SUCH stately trunks are rare in the
forest.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

Serator Sprague is getting u foretaste OF wha,
ls n sieEe for him one OF these days IN Rhode
ish q. Tie Legislature of that State passed
SA "edresday last -esoluIons warmly en-
coIS'ne den. - Ide. and 1t threatened also
40 ho,he 80 p. before il adjourned, call
irg upon IL. - . Ies,zp, ON the eround ,h,,
he entirely misrepresen,s the st.te in the
Senate. This past Of the programme w,s ns,
carried out, however, for the rssson nroh,tI,
'hst 10 attention would be paid 20 the rsousst,
Evening star., 1869-05-31
For the Evening STAR
DIRGE WRITTEN FOR DECORATION
By DR.. JOHN q p. HoLsroN.

By DIR. JOHN @ p HoLsroS.
Tune-"PleyeTs Hy-1r."
Forty thousand heroes rest
Here beneath their mothers breast;
Dust to dust is Gods decree,
So to them, TO you ard me.
Has their blood been shed in vain;
No f-uit of all their tolls and pain!
Shall their bones forgotten lie,
Shall their mem'ry fade and die
No, Their rausomed spirits reign
Bright above the starry main.
A martyrs crown upon the brow,
Glory forever their theme is now
Tyranny. though fierce and bold,
Shall this silent host behold
As they nave done, SO we will do
Battle for the Good and True!
Strew your flowers and pPans raise.
To God the L0rd give all the praise!
Justice, Truth. Fraternity,
Ever shall our banner be
Evening star., 1869-05-31

Prince Louis de Bourbon and Nisz Avail.
HaneI, who were married by a no,ica 49,
= X New York last March. were formsIIv
according to The requirements and r,trs
. hureh of Rome, by Father w,seman
ers Church. in Jersey City, on FRIDAY
Feky couple, 10 have NO honeyr.oons
lINx1W months,
Evening star., 1869-05-31

Tee old story is revived and put in circuIa-
Tor s-A-S that Sir Frederick Bruce lost his life
~ 81 overdose OF compound arsenic, which
-- hat been accustomed to take for the purpose
81 beauuiying his complexion.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

Two of the Iisht-fngered gentry were sent to
- heuse OF correction in Massachusetts, las,
week. for stealing umbrellas at an interior VIII
Iage OF that : ate. The Idea that a man can't
s'ssl IL umbrella without being punished for
Evening star., 1869-05-31

rs~F.Hit f-ees have eI.y iss; began 20 show
DJcs r. Ns,ae.
a. LUgsnie last dirr-r toilette wa MOON.
O.. E-Sy tISln over White satin, WITH rsrclssus
aEG diamonds III hef pia!ted Alrr.
~PrinCe SAln Ssirl intends 20 fsh, .ha
C-.-.C ss Do told the sicI!e- aocu: ms vile an
--s1 .-..i-f2.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

tioEn J q Parker. H. IN street. y Shilling
-CI. sEd French n Richardson, Hudson Tay-
49, Hook S.ore3 We have HIrger's B,:ar tor
L.Lr II.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

BOSTON TRACT SOCIETT-Propcssd F1ectior
o. tte BoYt1S'S.-The American Tract Society
IN Boston. having lntermItted Its quarrel with
the society Of the same name in New York has
begun strife II its OWE bosom. The Congre.
eatlonalists are trying 70 eject the Bap,ists
and take II entirely TO themselves. Against
this the Baptists and part OF the CoIgrega-
tonalsts protest that this - 8 union society, +
which each has been inv esting funds and has a
Common share. Al the annual meeting or
Thursday the conflict was IN the choice OF 40
executive committee. The eIecters carried the
day by q large vote. The Baptist Secretary
was defeated, and only one Baptist, DR.. EaguP.
was put upon the committee. This will
probably den eminatioralize the society, and
serve at least one useful purpose. Ii will
leave the field 10 the New York society as the
one in which all denominations unite
Evening star., 1869-05-31

PRoTKsTArT E"-sCopAL CoCSCIL o. VIR-
GIrIA-The question: o; admitting CoIored
churches into the Ststs council. which Came
before this body or Thursday last, was agalu
brought up on Friday. Rev DIR. Norton. Chair
man OF the com uittes TO whom uas referred
the petition OF -. Stephens church Peters
burg ior admission, preseI Ted a report aud Of
tered the following resolution
.'RsSoiys5 That the congregation of ST.
stephens church. Petersburg, b. admitted into
union with the Diocese OF Virgins. ar d be rep-
resented IN council. and their interests cared
for by the standing committee on colored cor
creations, a. heretofore provided"
The Rev. M DashielI offered a substitute
expressing pleasure a. the establishment OF IN :
congregation, and that il be assumed tha. all
Members. clerical and Law, heartily desire It's
prosperity, and that 81. Stephens church here.
lore be taker under the care Of the council and
Its interests be- entrusted to the standing ON /.
mittee on colored congregations; and finally
that the executive committee Of the diocesan
mission BE- instructed 10 give 10 the Few church
ana otner such organizations its particular at
tenuoD, extending TO them such aid as they n Az
need The vote was taken and the substitute
OF Mr. Dashiell was unanimously adopted
Evening star., 1869-05-31
BOARDING..

l. RSlSHED ROOMS WITH BOARD can be
u had IN very desirable and beautiful 10 al "
Apply At $40 h 81 bet. 18th snd 18th. ny2' B.
ROARb AND RoOMS-Ne.tly farnished rooms
~ "iIh beard $50 TABLE BOARD by the day
week or month, a. 33I Penns ave , seuth sii-
oet oth snd IN sts. my g a.
kkGE AND DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH
- BON KID and use OF bath rooms, in a cool snd
healthy location AZ reduces prices for the summer
mouths, can be had at No 81 Pa avenue. near ths
circle. NV ~ lts
Evening star., 1869-05-31
~HRsT CONGREGATIONAL OHURCH,
US Corner Of q snd 18th Streets
HHarTVAT

ne Ladies of the Church have arranged for an
atrsCuye entertainment, which will afford o
pleasant opportunity for renewing and cultiy ati
acquhn,arees, as we'll as for in1ulgne in the DELI
cscy of Berries and Cream The FESTIVAL will be
htls In she parlors of the Church, on TUESDAY
and WEBhESDAY EVENINGS. June lst and I'd
The pubic generally, and New EnRlanders par.
ticulsrly, are invited. my3l.3ts
Evening star., 1869-05-31
J I / Q Z
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO ,

IN o 7 c
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Osll attention 20 their stock of WATCHES. DIA-
mOHn, and otbe- RICH JEwELkY. Silver
ano PLATED WARS. FANOY GOODS, &C. all
oi The newest and most desirable patterns.
The rreeent depression In trade st the
Worth bas bee D taken aTvant age of to m Axe pur
6bases and customers win end our goods mi at
GREATLY REDUCED RATEe
H. w. GAIT BRO. JEWEL LEPS,
NEW sTOEE, $50 Psnna. Avenue.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
- GEMS F0R a QUARTER.

US IL FOB Pity CENTS
At The unequslled neW GEM DEPARTMgNT Of
the eWHlIEHURsT GALLERY, aga 8 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. between AZ and 9th streets
IL other Pictures, all siZes and STYLES, plain
and colore in proportion
- The cheapest hrst-ciass Gallery in the q mi
tes states.
~ Facilities unsurpassed.
~ Also the Best and Cheapest FRAMING DE-
PABI MIN south Of New York, for our own aud
All other pictures my 81 II
Evening star., 1869-05-31
"eE LOC ITO

JOHN LOWRY. A NJ will Civ special instruc-
iion toa lew young gentlemen IN Rsaiiag aud
desire to avail themssiyts Of HI. ssrrep San do
BY applying az once At No. 4o- 9Th 81 ~ cor
TsTRAwBERRI .EsTiyAL for the benefit
1uEsphf and whDNksDAYE june
~CoLLEGE EXCURSION Students and
,,R friends of the Consolidated Busines, Col.
lsge are notihed thai arrangements have been
ThuRsDAY, June ;. The steamer Wasasrt will
.ss,e @ I'm street wharf at s;i! NJ. and p. m,
s5.Ts sssIei'. hs: been p,eparsd Professor
's fhsafs IF a.PsPs Ss
f5,y EagmQ Qssri; T%.;':i ssns,aIs otIs Ihe
oes te 1.ssbn Sss.sn
nett orirsncs ofiee. Nsry YsGd: G'e G. WsI.S nS
BinteIy Government Printing Once. m2s ST
n~ REGISTRATION or vOTERS.
The undersigned, Judges Of Election Of the City
OF Wsshinston VIII be in session for the purpose Of
rusishsd lists Of snsiiS.i liz 1oisrs in ahis eisy ss
,h. CITY HALL on SATURDAY: the 18th, MON
june between f q the hours | Of o'elOek N aud
EafuraIizsd citizens are, BY Law, required to
factory proof of their loss. Co.,
JAS D0NALDsON,
5.a sGsr okosssssR K sS1kkR'
Judges o! Electiap, w ashington, D. q.
nv 3-td IRep, ,Chron.l
N G0kGEsT and sTRx%BHsRY fksrf
VAL EyBkY EVENING, commencing May slst
Hail X street Setveen i4th and 18th streets. Sea
son ticket OF admission 0cents: admission for one
Tofrlcdka dasHI sRtsAsHAkn SoMPAN4. AND OHIO
H5eDtEs III $Ss5
asss. S:sS SSySSTi
my 2l:,ssvtd Clerk aud Treasurer.
n.s s.. :"e 1n ssy
and send bills TO Treasurer
NJ ANNUAL TAX NOTICE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE U. g INTERNAL REvESuE)
DISTRICT oy ColUyRIA,
Notice is hereby eiysn that The annual m list Of
tsSe. assessed in this collection district for the
ssec%s s due and p.yaSis The s.a.. % ieelSded din in
ta.rs ietn.e. tilisfd tables, ,carriases. ws:cs
giii vsr .,,s Plate Tor 1859
opposite the General Po.t ossee. saily asnusss.
eSfee,ed, : from this date 10 May 81, isi9 from
..ms Il" 70 o'clock m. to receive the
An person. who shsll neglect to pay the sum,
aforesaid. within the me :pscised Nav 81 isSs
VIII g. Ihe tNrfM a thereof becom. liza sbla n.
psy FIN PEh CkhT. ADUITIOEA An, nan thu
amount tosethsr with other C. s,s.
Ceee:oE 9: Internal Rsverrs for the pi.rc {. o,
S0'aN'O'N nyl5 ID
~CULD SODA WATER AND prRr svp
IS Ups a. ftEGrsUN's DRU6 srSns,
The sods trade from conflicting with thA mor I'm,
p'rtLnt tusiuess o' Dispensing n.edicines assist
ssoe has been - Eret 70 take x, lns charre OF
,ie soAs '9rntA,n fiitees tickets tor 81 cash
; s.-a sO't 81 s-Etsy. uyg.Iu
Evening star., 1869-05-31

SASP PARIS HOUSE
CAPITOL HILL.
This delightful location. opposite tha Capitol
Park, with cool, airy Rooms. ami excellent Tab.
Board, makes one Of the most able homes for
the summer Music in the Park. b. the Marine
Band, every W Nednesday evening. Rooms for rent,
single or IN suite, ~ reasonable rates
m!E-lm, A. OAsPARIs, Proprietor.
IN AND AFTER TIE FIRST OF JUNE
" BOARD. with Room. during the Summer
months can be had on reasonable terms AZ Will
LtRD'S HOTEL.
may :1.lm SYKES, CHADWICK & ca
EOUR Oh FIVE GENTEEL PERSONS CAS-
L be accommodated with BOARD in the country
near bladensburg eta ion. carriage will take
them TO and from the station. Terms nodrrs-e
ADDRESS Farmer, Washington. ID. c. mts-tJs-
kIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS SOB
u families aud single eertl- men q, reduced rates
for the summer. Fountain Hote' -v~er sth stre -
Ahd fenba avenue. myiS I'm
BOARD IN THE COCSTRY-At .'spriug Dale
" ouse, Lincoln Village. near tine rsilros ID,
We OF beesbrrg. in a frieRd q family. Pleasant
rooms and stabling. Address "Springdale -
coin, Loudon county. Va. myfsx
Evening star., 1869-05-31

~AsYLUM N OF WASHINGTON COMMAN-
JIG derry, No. I, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Specisl Orders. No 2-Every Member of W ASH
INGION COMMANDERl. No. I, KNIGHTS
TkMPLAR, ts hereby ordered to appear. in fst que
dress On the White House Lot, south of the Presi
censs, or should the weather prove unfavorable.
at Carusi Hall, for drill. on MONDAY EVENING
MAY 3lst. WEDNESDAY YESENING, June 21, and
FRIDAY tNkHING, June 9Th, at q CLOCK.
JOSEPH B. WILL.
ny 81 y Eminent Commander
Evening star., 1869-05-31

Oh REET1BRIoK HOUSE. on I rr.et. be-
water and gas. Apply to SIRLEY CrV V"rs' p
ave, between 10th and lith streets. myis.r
FOB RENT.Two Lots situated on .t5,-,.
apd wood yard Apply 10 CHHRIES "a ss,SGSN r. eGN
Columbian College, b. g. mvi,sSoN oN'
Evening star., 1869-05-31

LNNGLISH CHUCkER1,
Il In Tea, Dinner and oilet Ware
CELRICH, ia,
493is 9th street. between and Z.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

TABLE GLASSWARE, FBUIT JARS, a..
CLLRiCH. JR.
493i. 9Th street between d and
Evening star., 1869-05-31
NOUNTIY HOMKs FOB SALE.

t'OR RENT-Four FURNISHED ROOMS, two
communicating. parlor and bedroom at { ~
iAtn ST.. between and New York ave myIs ist.
tnk REHT-A new FRAME HOUSE, Wit b i
4 the modern improvements, contaiaine7 roomsI
and bath room; stu tied in heslthy portion of the
city, and convenient to the oars; viii be rented
hi IhHisnisheo , co%peteD to good tenant reason.
Aoie terms Reference required. Call ct 65A o
.. M between eth and sth streets west, from 5 to
oeiocA %: myl8 til
kOR REET-Three or four UNFURNISHRD
hOO1S Oh came floor, we'll suited for house
str sets. m, ~ los
EOR sALE-Ss0O CASH balance in easy
a monthly payments, win purchase Q conye-
nient I,room HOUSE on q street, Island. bet seen
41s AND 6th Apply to CHARLES PIE RSONS. on
premises. Price 81 500 myIT. i'm
Inn ACRES SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES
NY AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE-At
North Arline ton, Va 4. In lots Of from one to ten
asres OF Land. comprising the finest views OF
washington: Georgetown. and surrounding conn
try % healthy - any part Of the United States:
many springs OF the purest soft cold water: : IA
excellent, especially Tor grapes and the sm.i
frults. Long or short time, as desIred Ana -;,i
accommodate Durcbasers as to paymsnts in anal
amounts. say from SO per month mp.
rx,,.e u; A. PHILLIPS,
my HG Georgetown, D. O,
Evening star., 1869-05-31
sOHUETZEN VEEETN

WAsHIN,TO ID q May 18th. 1859
ne members OF this Association are hereby no
tined that Q regular meeting will be held
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IN, AT ~. Pm
Evening star., 1869-05-31
AT TIE
NkW SOB ETZEN PARK

Ne Election OF On GERS for the ensaI ug term will
take Place On this day. and the Judges Of Election
VIII lie present from to 9 p. m. to receive the
votes members m arrears Tor dues over thr q
months ale lot entitled to vote
BUGo KANp1rR s.., hENZE, President
Evening star., 1869-05-31

JOHN LOWRY, A M will give spec AL instruc.
ton 10 lew Young een'!emeU IN R,aiing and
Defamation Any parents OF guardians who N ~
cesiTe to avail themselves OF his service do
by applying a. once at No AS 9Th ct ~ cor
of north. " ashi nation my 4. 81
Evening star., 1869-05-31

@MASONIC "A special commu nication OF
S EIRAM LODGE. No. 10, Y. and A. a ,
viii De held at the Hall csrner 18th stree, and
penpsylvaaia ayenue; on TUESDAY AFrnR-
the funeral of our decessfd Brother, Past Grand
Master WV b. MAGRCDER. Brethren of Sister
Lodges are fraternAlly In sited to attend by order
OF the W NJ. JOHN N. JEWELL,
Aac
Evening star., 1869-05-31

FIFTY FINE BUILDING LOTS In s. r.
sroSns subdivision, MT Pleasant. are nov OF
Tered en- desirable terms This property situated
about half mile from the city limits on ana adj.
cent to 18th street road. the fashionable drive OF
the city. and for health location. and surrounding
improvements, ie uneaualed by any other loc ality
IN the suburbs Of W sshington. The Lots range in
size from quarter of TO acre each To
those contemplating early improyemeuts ertrs
Inducements will be extesded ans
Evening star., 1869-05-31
COUNTRY HOME FOB SALI,

NEW HOUSE, lust finished. with from 10 70 n
acres OF No. garden and fruit land IL is a part
ON OF MT Suits home plantation. which is the
Eavy Yard Bridge. Te good party il will be sold
cheap and on long credit. House contains seven
ro ooms, bay window. &c &c Apply to or address
p @. CHIMES, Silver Hill Post ONCE, Mar1
land: LChronicle, Intelli eencerl my erim
1CGk RENT--The fine double HOUSE, With all
the modern improvements. situated at the cor
ner Of goth and G streets. Apply at 2l2 q street.
2Us '-' ~ S'ANN''
Evening star., 1869-05-31

0-STRAWBERRYr rESTfVA al. for the benefit /
uS ofINCABNATI0A OF SUNDAY SCHOOL on
TUESDAY and WEDNE VSNfStIS, June
lst and I'd, northeast corner 10th and streets.
Admission, 10 cents my23-5t.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

The case of Twichef, who recently COM
mitted suicide in Philadelphia whilst under
sentence of death for mtrder, had been before
the Supreme Court of tbe United States, on q
point involving very dice question as to the
construction of the Contribution of the United
States in the application of that instrument to
the criminal statutes of the separate States.
Twichell was convicteJunder the Pennsylvs-
MIA law of 1860, which }abrogated the neces-
sity, therefore existing, III setting forth in the
indictment, that the homicide was done
"there and then with ( certain knife, dirk,
dagger, poniard, small !5word, cutting instru-
ment or acuated pieef of STEEL" or other
metal, etc., all of whichg under the old forms,
constituted a sacramehtal portion of an in
dictment. Here the cfunsel for the defense
found fatal flaw, though which they be-
lieved a whole team mi}h be driven horses,
wagon, prisoner and aH. The fifth amend
ment to the Constitution declares that no civil
liam shall abe deprivh of life, liberty or
property without due p4bcess of law" and the
sixth amendment, that Re must "be informed
of the nature and caute Of the accusation"
Now, how can a man bow the nature of the
accusation against him he be not informed
that the deed was done with "certain
knife, dagger" etc., r. with gun, or blud-
geon, or otherwise Vt was, according to
this view, clearly theiintent of the amend
ment that a man is to III accounted innocent
unless tho indictment q N thus inform him of
the "nature and caufe of the accusation
against him." Hence, ON this point, writ
of error was asked froT} the Supreme Court
of the United States, Ind the case was thus
brought before that august tribunal. The
court, however, decidfd that the fifth and
sixth amendments are not restrictions on the
State governments, buteoply on the govern
ment of the United Stites. The decision is
important inasmuch al it reafirms the doc
trine of State rights, n least in part; which
is something to be thaik for in these days
of congressional despoism.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

The New York Tribute is continually i'm
ploring city people to gotnto the country and
engage In agricultural pursuits, yet, for the
last twenty-five years TIP Tribune has been
nrging system which dives people from the
country into the mininsi districts and the
manufacturing cities ant towns. We have
instances of the same kidd of inconsistency
here, in persons who arfically call on every
body to become his own cabbage-rsiser, and,
at the same time, insist ION the necessity Of
manufacturing everything at home.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13

The New York Tntilne hopes that "Mr.
Covode has better redfons for expecting to
get his seat than any trSst or distrust in the
support of his fellow Republicans because he
is a Republican" And yet the Tribune knows
that every contested eSction case has been
decided exactly with reference to political
considerations. Any r5scally Radical could
get a seat in Congress ~ simply contesting
that of his Democratic dmpetitor. There are
q dozen instances of Il Is kind in the history
of the last four years, I'D not one of o con-
frary character.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-13


Washington telegrammers and correspond
ents say that Grant is nursing his wrath
against Congress, and that he expects to
"make all things even" with that recalci-
trant body during the recess. He is credited
with design to keep his martial eye well
about him, with view of ascertaining "who
are the revenue thieves "a piece of inform
alton which he failed to elicit from the stupe-
fed Rollins when he addressed the inquiry
to that adhesive oficial-and then to go into
the suspension business without regard for
anybody but his friends and relatives. Among
these victims of executive severity will be
many persons of senatorial connections-in
fact, these will be the first TO be inundated
and in these suspensions the Senate will not
concur Thereupon the president general
will renew the suspension, very much to the
disgust of the suspendees, of course; and in
this way the questions of construction arising
under the new tenure of Office act will be
brought to an issue. On their part the sus-
pendees will now concur in tho second sus-
pension; quo ,odrrGntos will be invoked, and
the whole question will be brought before the
courts. This is said to be Grants plan.
Whether or not he will carry it into effect
remains to be seem