The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-06

wlsusaros. p c March 81, lseo

aaaS& bingham, z asahofn nt Wa
have been appointed The Committee 81
Conference on The Tenurs-oi.ofico sct
Gumss and Batter aaa Wsshban "a
yor tie repeal Rui Trpmhull aud FL
munds and Bingham fasor the Senate
amendments. After al The blnster of
some o. The Washington papers about
the Senate resisting the wishes 81 the
President, the House and the people,
in refusing 10 concur in the repeal u
The bin, it turns ont that President
Grant and a majority Of the Repubh-
cans Of both branches Of Congress are
satisfied With the Sena.e's amendments
0 WELLS, GIN sroSTAAS. AID ruE
PRESIDENT.
TIE uneasiness felt here by Repub-
icans at the scandal to the Republican
party -oocasiopod by the arrest Of Gov.
Wells, Judge Bond, and MIR. Dadley,
Chairman Of The Republican State Com
mittee, Of Va, and the removal Of the
Governor from office by Gen. Stone
man, on a charge Of having ~purloined
n letter publically hostile to tho Gov
ernor, Is pretty much dispelled by the
vindicatory explanation given OF the
matter by all the Alexandria Republi-
cans who frequent the Capital every
dAy, and by the report which has
reached us from Richmond, that the
accused have been dismissed from ar
rest by the U. s. Commissioner. AL
the Republicans whom / have seen, IN
sist that Gen. Stoseman is hostile 70
the Republican party, and gave pre-
tended credence to the charge OF letter
stealing, solely for the sake Of a pretexI
for deposing Gov. Wells and casting
reproach upon, and destroying the pow
or OF, the Republican party OF thai
State. II this be true, it is bonnd Il
react, as they anticipate, with yer,
damaging effect upon Gen. Stonemar
and his co-adiutors. II is said TIM
President Grant expressed himself II
such terms in relation to Gov. Wells
on a former occasion, rs to warrant thu
confident anticipation in this case, tina
if the Governor is indicated, he vii
be restored, and that Gen. StonemaI
will be held to give a good account 0
bis conduct in the premises, or suffe
for an abuse Of his authority.
ADVANCING JUsTIcE.
Senator Anthony has introduced
bill TO incorporate the Washington
Homeopathic Medical Society, author
ring the members to practice modicin
and surgery, to collect their fees, &c
on an equal footing with the member
Of the medical society of the regular
school. 1t is p rhaps time that TIN
last school of medicine, with It's legal
enacted privileges, and put upon a
eqeality with other schools which hay
won a place IN tho entoen, Of the Svu
munity and then. il it sustain il
self by its own superior merits, in cal
ing all others quacks, refusing to col
suit with them, &c, all fair minds wi
say amen; but not till then.
Old countries, it is true, have Law
deciding 70. the people which is th
only school Of medicine capable of sa'
ing their bodies, as they decide by la
whichfis the only church that can say
their souls. There law even takes ppo
itself the function of perambulatin
nursery maid to prevent the people e.
ing on the railroad tracks and bein
run over. But all those things are col
Trajectory OF the popular sovereign th'
ory Of our Government and The ind
vidualistic, self-controlling character
the people. Our people wish to judt
OF doctors, and churches and DANCE
for themselves. The next step in rel
ton to medical schools will be TO abo
ish all Law, and simply bold every prn
toner amendable for NAL practice.
INTERESTING TO OFFICIALS u EssE AND
PossE.
A joint resolution has just been il
! troduced in the Senate which provid
J that il shall be the duty Of the respe
tive heads Of Departments, and the q
fcers OF the same open to inspectit
said lists TO designate the rank al
IAy, date OF employment. and residen0
Of all such employees; and thcreaft
The several Congressional districts, Q
: gained Territories, and the District
Columbia shall be entitled to equ
e numbers and ranks of employees in Il
several Departments aud forces.
district or territory shall have mo
? than one Of any rank until every d
d trict or territory shall have one Of I
: same rank oil appointments shall
made 10 equahze the number and RAJ
OF employees, as above provided 4
Y and the equalization shall be effect
. by the 4th Of March, 1870.
Also. the entire mass Of applicatio
q for situations abroad under the Gc
n eminent, ministerial, eousulates. a
& have been classified and arranged
y the State Department and placed