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BARGAIN AND SALE.

In the last and worst days Of the
Roman Empire the Imperial Purple
was put up for sale to the highest
bidder by the Pr@torian guards. In
the worst days that have thus far
befallen the Republic of the United
States Senatorial honOrs have also
become a matter of bargain and sale.
In the contest which has recently
closed at Albany, New York, the
principal candidate for a seat in the
Senate Of the United States were
Senator Morgan, who sought a re-
election, and Ex-Gov. Fenton, who
sought to GUST Morgan and take
possession of his seat. Nothing
that Democratic journals or Demo
cratic orators have ever charged
against the Radical leaders, reaches
the point of exposure now made by
those who are known to be inside,
and who know whereof they speak,
in relation to the contest in New
York for United States Senator. If
the Republican papers are to be be
lieved, the whole matter turned
upon the capacity of the one can
sidate to bride, and of the other to
corrupt. The New York Times was
of the opinion that money would
finally carry the day, and Morgan
would, consequently, be re elected.
But although money was freely used,
and Morgan's purse is believed to
have been depleted very heavily, in
trigue and corruption were more
than match for bribery. Mr., Fen
ton was ultimately elected, and Mr.. |
Morgan remanded to private life, a
poorer if not wiser man than WHEN
he ventured to deal with "the ring" |
at Albany. But whilst this fact has
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-27
WOMEN IN wAsHINeroN

mahRfiRep SSfifSsh4IiB n Radical CIR.
Giles, thus writes the st. Louis
Democrat, Of her sisters who figure
in Washington during the sessions
Of Congress
There is no question in which the
public are more interested than the
character of the women who control le-
gislation in Washington, and however
unpleasant the task may be, there is no
truer service TO this government than
exposing the corrupt influences which
deplete our public treasury, and vote the
money wrung from tho sweat of the
labOrer, as testimonials Of the admiration
Of our representatives for the personal
charms of any woman"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-27
AN OuTRAGEOUs LEAKAGE

According to the Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Tri-
buRe-one Of the flowers of Radical
chivalry-the useless and enormous
extravaganza at Washington, will
indefinitely postpone that period
about which so many financial wise
acres are battering their brains
the day of resumption of
specie payments. 1t would seem to
be as far in the dim distance as
the millennium.
According to his statement, the
appropriations for the Senate for the
next year are put down at $3.50, 900,
or, with seventy-two Senators,
about $4,000 apiece. The Repre-
sentatives require, meantime, ST.
100000. These appropriations can
be largely reduced. A great burly
fellow named Jones is Keeper of
Senate Stationery" altogether a
sinecure Office, at salary ofs2, 1O2.
Every Senator has one and a frac-
ton of a servant, there being about
eighty retainers TO the Senate, be-
sides q promiscuous excess of run
ncrs, policemen, fremen, and alto
gether about half a regiment of
spongers-Jones being probably
the idlest and latest. The Con
gressional Printer, forced to take
regiment of drones whom he does
not want, expends, according to
expectation, about 81, 100000, but
in the end this and other estimates
have to be pulled up by extra Con
gressiopal appropriations. The Ii
brary of Congress demands about
$4,000, $4,000 of which goes TO
buy books, and $4,000 having
nothing to do with the Ii
brary, is appropriated to GER
tain remote botanic gardens
The working expenses Of the libra
~, per Sc, are extremely cheap and
diminished, and the appropriation
to buy books is one Of the most in
sufficient in the enumeration. Yet,
for very shamo's sake, Congress
has tackled on to the library eX-
penses the cost of raising bouquets
for the parties of their households,
too many of which get to the bosoms
of cyprians to make them presenta-
bic in the Hobbies of the Capitol.
The most modest, the mightiest
and yet the interest appropri-
alton is that for the library,
an institution of which many
Congressman know nothing, but
whose quiet treasures atone for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-27

ONE Poggioli, a French doctor,
processes to have discovered and
proved by experiment on several
weak-headed people, that current
of electricity will develop brains
and make wise men out of natural
born fools. He has lectured to the
French Academy of Medicine on
the subject, and created a sensa-
ton.
Hhis theory is true, he is needed
this side of the water, Yea, even
here in Tennessee, there is ample
scope and verge enough for large
and lucrative practice. We know
a big house full, whose cranial fur
niture could be improved by a con-
slant current. Let an appropria-
ton be made atonce to bring Pog-
gioli over.
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much ignorance. illiteracy, and mis-
information which one SEES in the
tanks of the Capitol. Altogether
the two houses of Congress demand
for the coming year s., 300, 900, ac-
cording to their own estimate, rem
dered by the Secretary of the
Treasury. This is about halfthe cos !
Of the Capitol building, yet how
small is it compared to the sums
Congress throws away in corrupt
enterprises of which we never hear
twice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-27

WHAT can be more distressing
than a fair land despoiled by legal
lied despotism, and an industrious
and virtuous people obliged to pas
sively view the results of their toll
consumed by lawless men! Such
is the condition of Arkansas at this
moment. A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, we hope,
utters correct prognostic, when he
says: "ln Tennessee it is safe to
predict that a terrible retribution
will follow the preparation of SINH
lar outrages."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-27

ROLLINS, the Commissioned, ETC.,
has revoked his decision subjecting
Building Associations to revenue
tax as brokers. Our surprise at
this revocation springs from our
total Ignorance of any opulent insti-
tuition of the kind affected.
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0ratorio of Our Saviour
PROGRAMME-PART 4,
THE BIRTH OF OUR AVI0UR.
I. INTRODUCTORY SYMPHONY.
2. CHcRus-"fTis Night"
8, SoLo-" Beneath the dome of heavens blue
sky."
4. DUR AND CHoRus--The Morning sIumbers
on the plains
S. CHoRUs-" IT'S Light for the Glory that
Shines" etc.
6. RECIrATIyE-"And the angel said unto them
Z. ARIA-"For unto you is born this day."
s. REcITATIyE-.And suddenly there was with
the Angel"
9. CHoRUs-sGlofy to God in the Highest"