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, 1869-03-17
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Prem re Brtf 10 Con- faeic.4 Al Ahv-ii4:r z:a IL
On Sundsv morning lot OF slI hunufcu
hogs. principally nfthe kiud knoWn as store
hoss,'' from Illinois, arrived here on tne
Slate Liue Kaitrpad. 1mmediafelf On tati,
arrival. two hur d-ed OF them r re puscea:sdi
pa,d for, at the rate Of seren cents p,
bound. Inspector JosIyn WIS on thE eEouuu
"a 4 short time after the hogs had oeea m
loaded. aud found thirty OF tofty deaa ana-
mas, y hich had b en- taken rom tns csss;
linen tIaututrg tken, ne became sastsaed
thst @ the1 bad died from The sho1er.. and
went 10 me- islel5 to the pen where lne on
s,.h,d Fen pIac d. Eltre be found the
own.r. told him his hogs were cise7sed, aud
warned Kim rot 10 dlspo Q, az ot sn. Lnsm
~ mh;a M, I'D IL 1ufcnased the eco. AID a4o
notideJ them that they would not be allowed
1o, ~ r+.eit The stiuats here. During suncay
enrrnnor Inspector Joslgn vent to Black
nncr TO COT suit With Hon. L. F. Allen, one
- fLr Statc Commissioners. and was advised
h1,rs IN this Il :, at all hazards Upon re-
tufr,inc to the ys1ds ID the eytn1ng, Mr. Jos
iyu found that The original owner oi the hogs
had osrK aiued with parties 10 have the ball
ante Of she t-nt hundred slaughtered here.
He iGmedi'te1y sought the gtntlewen ana
eare him to understand thai this wouid uut
be permitted. Tho other declared ,hat |: WAS
his !niensttu 10 ship them all 10 New
Fork, a soon ss slaughtered !; bus. upon b.,
iuR assured that II they were slaughtered
lere they ~cu1d be seized and sen to the
hoae-} n,d, the idea Was abandoned, and On
AondnJ marn'ng the hogs were shipped :. .st.
About seventy five or the LOT dtea nerc,
and number Of Others were faken ous,
killed, and the carcasscs sent to the oont-
yard.
Inspector Josl5 positively afilEms that not
one OF tbese hogs was killed in this city, ex.
cept tho=e sent to the boue-yard, and that
not one Of the live ones Was purchased by
parties here. After the animals were taken
away, Nessrs. 3fetcalfs & Gushing, proprie-
tors Of the yards, caused the pens ID which
they had hesn kept 10 be thosou4h bly, Cleans
I'd. AID have suffered no other hsgs 10 be
plac.d In that porst5u Of the enclosure
1he gentlemen who purchased the 200
hogs, q: being able 10 get rid Of them here
at any price, b. reason OF the tntefttrence ot
the Inspector, shipped them East ev.r the
Etie Railway on Tuesday m5ruinE. We M
derstand that they have brought suit against
tho seller.
, 1869-03-17

II seems to us that modtsey would sug-
cesr to the beuedcisIies Of the Lincoln
Park bill, recently passed by the Lsgis-
lature. that they should keep their hands
off tho psrls In the other d.v!-
sicns Of the city. They have lit
orally confscsted the graves Of
our ancestors, and taxed the South
ard Wee, Divisions to ply for large
body OF lard, in sddition to the les2oiled
cemetery, taking care to provide in their
bill that no charge shall be male upyu
the adjoiDing property for benefits cor.
fe1red. Not content with helping them.
selves to park at the expense OF their
rcighhore, they seem to be busy:
ing themselves row to prevent
heSou.h Division from getting any park.
We judge, from certain indications, that
they are beaIirg tie larger sha1e Of the
expense ct the ensi-pa1k campaign
which bss been Instituted on the south
side Of the river. 1t would be flue
thing indeed II they should not only sad
die the ccss At their park upon the Whole
city. but ob.aina park monopoly alsoi
There is great deal OF balderdash
sAcat On the suhjtcs Of taxation for park
rurpcEes. TIE Statistics in New York
Brooklyn. Philadelphia aud Baltimore
show that in every case where large
park has been laid o1s the Increase
in The taxa5|e value OF the surround
ire property has equalled, and in soms
cases exceeded, the entire amount ex
pe1ded in improving and maintaining tbs
parks. LIND frantipg On Central PArl
in New Ycrk-as rocky and misshapc1
IS the crater Of an extinct Volcano
land that could hardly be give1
away few yeats age, 10 nov taxed on
valuation Of one thousand dollsrs pc
front foot; and this value has BEEN ere
ated slnost wholly BY the park.
, 1869-03-17
This Tenura.of. 0mca Act

HAsE1 so1oA, Axzta9 y.
~ On , Saturday fyenins kspresSsntsti1fs Sif 4 Gse =
Loan, Of Mtssou1i, called On General dssn.1
In pursuance OF previous engagement, ana ~
Lad tLDg Interview with him. ittehu, W
whom the chief points iu the conyr5ssta.o9th, !,
that cr sued were narrated, furnishes ne WILL
some points, which I gtSe. ..,r+ss,s..
asked in snbstauct what Geue1a1 Gfaote
policy would be - TO local appe1'o 1osai ~
Mr.. IIncofn,s fuIe VAS to refer AZ !oe.!
pointments for places, such as fnsmasnss' fna.,s.
tplIecturs. AsSes&or6. efc., 70 tas ts1 p.sn-1snt
i've Of the district, nc aeeeot ~; n.i I1th ,he
nssoh; t3;, atass - nr,,nrirty, he Nr. Jn!aaul
wcT3d ~ eisa n knoH what rule "on!a ~,
aSnntrd r. The new admint5tF .uon' ~ - T.
WIS In receipt OF many aPPAsaalJ1a t,n1a Ike to
expected to give his Saees. VIVIAN
examine falsly into d Iaen s. once that. except
In . teu rasrs all oyer the COUNTY,; ~
m{eht tsrsirr 10 appoint Pcls9ud rsrsen. y
fnfna. whose ability. etc, ne a,a ~ rr,i,nHed
kuoViedgc Of, the 1u'e NJ; NJ Lt Terr d1rectlT
would be bis. Repressn1ss.and IA tt,sy M were tnc
re4nonsib3e TO the people. NJ
PfnuPe ,.,1;.r thrn remarked: 1eaefal, tne
1uu4, i.s.,s T,;tft rent now. In Nr. Lincoln .
ti1ne We had no Tenure. olsDanse -. uo "s
ehall hare 10 defer t9 t3, sde 4 ,oeakiuc cute l.
,.Nsa;v eeos; :: We'll. gentlemen. on that mat
noe1 , ,n1x saT. thai If The laE Is not re.
ts[ a.ssa fa I Consider m5 self 'upd TO enforce
r. feIe IL bad told senalors In conversation or
| tbe L, subject. he vas eitizen asd bound te
nc ~, xeish aa .hs sh9u,a 90: u ,ns
frnu otice except for caufe-" Is Thea" 70
marked Hr. Julian, the fact, General, that
| hi otdce.ho1der u 4 Democrat, and has been
| Johnsor man, Will not In itself be = ID tacien
! cause foe reanaTa1 r MOI xas the en-
l phAtlc respopae. II shRu psoiset Office
, 1869-03-17

-1%+1 A6e -AU4lp. LEE NoAfp4f, Marco 8.
The romor which We published yesterday,
o. the death In Peacham, OF three pe,sons
TON frteztrg. beng fully 1u1rmed. we give
soEe additional particulars of tht melan-
chosy affair. 1t seems that Mrs. Emuons,
aeed seventy dse years; her daughter aged
aeoa: thirty, and grandson, aged nine or ten,
is!s LEI! MAJ: hte1d On lhuEsdsy 10 60 to si.it
sister. Of Mrs. Emuors IN Peacham. After
travelling about six miles, they stopped ut
me hoHl 6 Of orc Bean. In Peacham, on tha
aiarshHefd sl'e Of P-5cham woods, and
begged shelter for the night. This being
refused. they proceeded on their perllous
journey for shout two AID one-aalf miles.
being partially sheltered By dense
open country, and when wishin about
two males OF Peachsn. the old lady tell
exhausted In the Eusd. The daughter
passed en-. tew rods, and sat upon 1ha
feIce, apparently to keep watch Of her
mother, while the Lad, seeirg Light sorne
distance ahead. ftarted on to procure assist
ace. He succeeded by less than f1ttr feet
ID reaching the house Of Mr. Frank Farr,r.
and there called loudly for help. The occu.
pants Of the house beard repeated calls, but
made little effort 10 discover theIf 1ource.
Euppo*i1g them to proceed from N Idlntjc
occupant ot the house. In tha moznlasr, tbn
dead bodies Of the three were fouud-tha d 4
standing In his tracks near the .-housa. tbs
/ daughter under the fenee, and tha ola fativ
VA plo'ed up IN breaking out tho tosdS
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ho ae,e who do their duty. "hs:eytr may
be th, ir politics, 4 the Law remains, aganss
both E1ecutiye aud Senatorial Interference.
l hsye taid this to Senators, aud the u.s.
,ier a this view ua- ackuosledg D."
There waa g1cat deal Of qu!et hunoor 10
the ttt vr.i'a M1l ner v oen ht thid thAt, and
he evideltly seemed to teel thAt be had made
rolnt y b ch nsuld Worry the arxions poll
ts.ians INTO repealing the mtddlcsome Law. a
good d al wa4 seld IN regard to the law, aud
Genera, Giant expressed his regret At 1tNes-
ing with some tf his best friends in tho
ssna.e-E ent.onspx particularly senator
confident that'tbe law would be repealed By
the F"rty fist Congress.
g nsrsl Loan, who viii be remembered a )
one Of the tt1opg.s st advocates OF the In
peachmcnt, .tmatkcd dusin- the CONVERSE
t1on OF the Tenutc-ot.0tice act. that vi did
nor vote for the law ; mg policy was to turn
Joht SOD out.'a
1orhis Ger eral Grant answered., speaking
! slowly and thouchaully, "Welt good many
pessots were sfaaid ot impeachment aud OF
I The effect II II NJ precedent but" With
empbntls. All .th , had known Mr.. johnson
as well as I did, tLey would not o3ly have
|. favored the Impeachment. but sen that 1t
would have been Just the thing that ought 10
have b.ct doue ard mad. precedent Off
, 1869-03-17

There is d legation from Nova SEQ
It's now in Washington to talk with
Gtant and Congress about the annt1a.
ton VI their province to the Union.
They represent that niue-tenths Of the
people Of Noyn Sofia desire to come iu-
to the Union IS Stase In preference 70
joining the Dominion. They represent
the people as exceedingly anxious Tor
Tree trade with the United States, and Is
about convinced thRt 1t cannot be Oh
tsircd except through anne1a-
ton. Our tariff presses heavily
On tho farmers, lumbcrmeu ano
mtneTs OF Nova 6cotis4 e1c;ua
ing them from the markets of New Eng
lard unless they pay heavy duties. Free
commercial intercourse with &hts country
would be worth millions to shs
, 1869-03-17
sIEAToRIAL N0pEs1Y.

The S:nate judiciary Comm't:ec re-
por:tt, on Monday, kn amendnen. 10 me
House bill repeal,ng the fenufe'oto'-
fee SCI. by 1h:ct It is proposed simply
to susnezd that act I'LL the next sesaion
OF Congress. The reason given for this
tx,rae sd,na1y proposition Is, that there Ia
pc, time, st 'h:s session, for full dis:us-
sim Ct tie subject; but tic real purpose
woul4. sppear 10 be 10 put the President
cEshrn OF probation. II Is virtually
ss71re - Geueral Grant-Mske your ap-
po,p,r.nls IN accordance with establish.
10 pa,'y custom, and in submission to the
d,cs,.ion of party leaders, and the ap-
ro,ntirr coxtr shall be restored to you
Lex. wintes; oa the other hand, neglect
to l., 'h.s, a.d 50 On in the way you have
hecur, aal the Tenu1e-oi- o lice set shsll
bc 1es.c1. 4 in tual force As discussion
OF that Law hiss already been exhausted,
e7,,Iit had ro', there Is ample time to
ccn-der it IN every possible light Is re-
Cstds its suse-se in the past aud its effect
in LET lu ufe, there is, it seems to us, 10
q, her ex oi4natiou ofthis recommendation
Of re Senate Judiciary COMMITTEE.
To s'a,e the case is to make all the re-
fcc,iun tbati is reeded upon the course Of
The ccumittee. We d. NOT, Of course,
tc,,eve ,bss they in'eIded, deliberately,
10 ,lsu,t Prcsldent Grant; but, uufortu-
1a,eiy, 'bear proposal, 1t we rightly in
t.1ptel it, bea1s that sscors'rucsiou, and for
tnat 1eston, ii Tor no other, should Fever
..arc bt.c made. Senslor Trumbuli, We
ntstrs., in spsech, yesterday, favored
the unconditional fepesl Of the act We In
i,r, therefore, thatin reporting the amend
n,tnt flon the Judicis1Y Committee, be
d. so only cticiallg IS its Caatrman,
lut thss be sg1ees with u that such q
ne'hcd a dealing with the matter is
hardly respectful 10 President Grant. We
a.e q ll,tlc surprised, moreover, that q
C. nni:tce OF the Senate should
Ink it wlse, just now, Il
pre-. nke any further discussion upon thi:
sr'jen. Underlying the whole question
Is sr assumption, on their part, that they
ar4 n.cularly qualified to sit in juigmen
uror all Executive removals, aad ,h4
ttc pon CT TO control them cannot prop
ert7 be entrusted anywhere but In tha
sueust II d dIrnif1ed body. Modesty, a
ltast, If n',hlng else, should teach then
that Il c moment is not q favorable one
ic1 II GU, 10 provoke an examination {
1hst assumption.
TIE ccuprry cannot fall to Temembe
tha, n The last hours Of the last sessio
fh{e ra,na Eppa%o conffrrna6 certe;r unr
, 1869-03-17

Rev Geo Glnllsn. The scotch Et1tic a1d sstaY-
Ut. rec niy dec in.c IN Ii b. Il u N Araes1csn
Uf1sels1.yv bec1use b. thiEks teatt Ne4u-hS 1u-
EtYted teA;oNmtrt fAa rendered II gIeatrt
honor 10 be Nlttunt q Erte.
Yale un:yes.1ty crsv, cocs}snnz NJ He4srs7
LEI, Drea, Ccpp> n ~, Cope and Bone. a:u xc-
| t17e fralnfrr f1s reIt eeasou'a college zaces.
| TIE Two l1st n8zatd xfe sew nEo-
| i pfosu+ten. hultxrowst II south Pas4, In
aou,t xrp unt asys th= ftutt prospect Is meat
/ NaNeffnx. Fe4to b1os Will pooa h5- IN bloom.
us viaisr weather hayt1s ossu vezy modaz1ta.
, 1869-03-17

From the NeRasE IN. J Ca1-lsr, ii arch IL.
We are inform'd by pEom1uen. llwyer Of
this city that v bile :oj turning In Amboy last
sight he passed a pleaszut hour In company
with ioEmeF Iete1 officer, who was attached
to stonevall Jacksou's division OF the Gu
lederate army during the VA, and no related
au Interesting rcnnl-cence ot the death OF
General hearLey, Of which sad event he Vas
an eyewitness. - The gallant kea1tey," he
said, "rtceired his ceath wouad fron q
pirate Ender my command, ard when he
fell from his horse I hassered, with many
others. to the point whtre he lag, not
suPpo%trE that bis wound EIs mortal
oue. Just As VIC reached his body. haw-
ever, bis limbs gave one cenvulsirc quster,
and then al vas over. seesuk rlat be ~as q
MAJOR General. word WAS sent 10 heaLqaar-
ters to that elect. mud General Jackson com
leg to the spot Immediately gave once glsncc
~ the deac officers features, and exclaimed.
My God, boys, do you kuoT Fho you have
bllltds You have Ehot the mnat Rallact
officer in the Cuited States amy. This Is
Phil. Kearne5, who lost bis arm In the Next
can war He then involnnfaTtlr lifled his
hat, eyerr officer in the group following his
e3arupIc, and for q moment q reTert,1iiaI
sittpce vas ob-e1yed By all. Subsequently
the body Of the dead soldier was placed upon
two boarcs, and when being rem we'd te
Headquarters, WIS followed hy Gensra! J,ck.
SOB, General E"ell and Other officers. While
reelmeutal band preceded It p.a yiry dead
march,
, 1869-03-17
rmmun1Y NORMAL sqKooL.

The RcArd OF EupefTltofe OF luis EuuHs
~ have been devoung considerable time
TO visiting tho various towns 70 se'ccss
site for Normal Schcol iot Oook Coua-
~. This Normal School IL 1or sne eauca-
.icn and training OF school teachers. a
number OF towns have o'u Va1ious SUMS
in lard and moncy-ln one OF '"o H.
| staLccs as high as io1sy 'ooosaoo oos'ats.
We do Eot lDoW ho# tnucn 'ne oouo1og
ls 10 cost; maj lnae'e' oas ~. oeea
sg1eed upon. 40 soou a. 'nI e.o 20
'ecttu then VII lo''o" sAe p1ens, 'nen
'he issue al p9nas aaa .aea s.ls. NJ. aaa
.nen 'ne .ssns ~ nt;aa,rs, ~ ' - p1' 'o -
>stes. g. "au aua.,,op 49, ~ y, AZ, uo,ns III.
~ t,,-.o. t ~ sa ~ .s~s, ..a,
49," @ assa,,.ssd -. IT, =. 49,, s,os ~ sohao,
.,. Ts ,'~' 80 80 T.,.ss ss..,s'
lse'eo 1ae,I a4e ~ wv Int.ra ~. osAss
sky VI "o1e N.t"a' ocuoo's' Aaete "se
q 'acusaro o.nes senoo!s Wn'ca 'o1n oaS
Jus. as conpetent teseoees as are .ut-
ntehto o5 INC No'mal oeuoo,s: ~ .a.s
s.ate NC nave n ,smA University,
atd me Guy Oh cnlssso suppol.s
Nolua' oeoool :...a aua. W. eoDp ~ 1 10,
vorAbly With any inafltutton Of The ktEu
in The country. Is there now, OF has
there been in The Last ten years. any de-
h,>fcncv in the sunnlv of comne,ent
,.arheTs. male or female for The nun,;c
schoolas Tho Schon1 SUPERINTENDENT in
,h;s r;,r has an No nod, In -, ~ n, ~.
s;h1r ~ msnr hundred nersons VIM hava
sto'J' " uans hunoieo ps'sous "no nAVe
t;f7.stos ~ cornne.encv "a tp,chp,s hn,
10 whon m n,aco t'as hecn clvao ,or
want al emnloyment. II he snnounccs
! tn.morrow thst IN tho 1hth of Anil he
, 1869-03-17

with biz r.s h., srnt ii. roueh INTO tbe gat'er.
tie p.ossrats sDssk etiot enough, ana wsa a.
loycd to fiss A4thte jn1ttu1' pAstr Of foURhs
c,u to Cleuy'l il 1irf- hn The aatp.ar Of pAto+
hr tho Marshal kept them 4. .Acothsr ftrelJ suf-
ri with t1easy cudee In tho routp aEatn stretch
isr On tho walk. Us was then bound AID taken
a. iatI
, 1869-03-17
Al INITIATION RHsENTED.

The Lor don Time. resen,s q remark of
Reyerdv Jannson. at a djpner-tab1e
sncech in Manchester, that 9 war with
the United States growing out Of the !
A1sbams claims must be vastly more
DISASTROUS to England than to America.
The Timer nroceeds to examine the loss
each sitle could lut1ict on the other, It
..uptiur1v oh.crycu TINT 1t TWO or three
British pr,ys1cets, sailing under the
Confederate dag, could play snch
"hayoc with American shipping, what
"Jsmaaea ccull not the whole British
"nayy inflics, And what shall be said
~ f,he American Admiralty. that allowed
those corss,rs 10 scour the OCEANS and
"tb1eaten every nath gay of commerce
Taunu OF this sort may pass tor sscrs
to Rcrc1dy Jyhnsou's bibu1ous specch;
but In case Of hostililses between the two
| powers, ex hundred American ahlps ot
war would not be employed in biockad-
ipr their oSu pofis On q coast OF 5000
mi!ca, and lighting land batteries from
the mouth Of the Potomac 10 the Rio
Gsnde. While those British prlvateers
! we've pursuing our uaarncd merchant
men like wolves among sheep, the Amer
,cap war steamers were mol allowed 10
strike apy vessel Carrying the British
flag. Neutrality pEeventcdit.
Toe London 7ymts has only TO so bsck
to the war Of 1872 15 to forsee what might
be in store for British commerce in Tbs
event Of hostili les with this county.
The United States then was feeble ma.
lion Of five millions, with no navy but a
few lriehtes aid sloopa. Now we possess
| resrly eight.fold thst population, and
twenty times the naval power. The
3Tmes admits that, In the event OF WAT,
"Great Britain would not be able to ren.
"dc1 tfectual aid to her Canadian do
"m1nion, but wonfo have 10 submit TO the
"morsidcasion Of yielding them 10 the
superior toEces OF the Americans" But
1t consolts Its re.ders with the rtl=c:ton
thaf, yin msierisl point OF view, it
. "would be no loss to this country" If the
Dominion should tall into the possession
, OF the Americ 'ns. Is The TINES sure IL II
the Wes, India Islands belonging to g ca
, Britain would not shsre the tate Of the
i northern colonies and be swallowed up
by the Gre q. Republic:
The 1snts asks: sin the prcsen,
I Estate OF Americsn politics who car
"ccunt On the permanence Of the statu3
"gua in any respect! How would for
: "eign wa1 ope1ate on the Federal quts-
STONY" The meaning OF which Is, tbs
: England could revive the rebellion. Ths
). 7Imes speaks loo late. The period ioI
, 1869-03-17
Anotner Suicide tn eszopkiys, Conn.,
FutlheY RnrasrutAFs Of ,hs pickering
Suicide

From The Norwich Bn1lettu. March IS.
On Friday morning young man went TO
the house Of VIM, E. Chan berE, OF Brooklyn,
OF an errand, and 1onnd the door locked,
while light WAS seen burnlrE In the room.
After snmc delay IN entrance was cutc:ed At
the back door, and Mrs. Chambers was fopud
dead, having hung herself. 4 note uas
louud upou the table, addressed to her hus-
band, stating that she should haug hsrtelt At
| 10 O'Clock lhursdAy ererlns, which, to MI
I appearances. she undoubtedly did. No
reasou was as <iened f'r the act, but It was no
| doubt caated BY the excessive use OF opium.
| Her husband. who Is quiet, tnofrrsiyc.
| ba1a-worktuE mau, WAS a1a5 tro1 home At
the time Of hvr dtath. She had been maj ried
| several amtk-iwtce TO her pre-. eot husband.
She was over hfty years e{ age, her husband
bfinE much younger.
Pickering. who shot himself Thu,sday af.
tern, or, was well s'tustcd financially, having
property sut8ciett &c support himself with.
outlabor. He bAs lived IN Brooklyn several
years. spending bis time hshiLK, hunting aud
playing croquek. Croquet wns hi. iEvottte
amusemeut. He would play 1t every d.s
#, m norning till night. Al summer loug
He wRs very quick,tempcsed, frequently ex,
od.ncc- IL had two pistols. Que Of which hs
gave away The dag before the snt:tde. anc
tie other he wished 10 be given 10 hi bro h
erin. Law, hsyiug previously given him th'
bullet mould and = lev enlles :, saying q: th
time that he wanted The pistol tn shoot him
SELF with, and then { tnlSht have II. tn
auihotltles ~on1d have iutertetea had the,
. had any idea thst be won}d easry out II
project. He had exhibited TO previous Dc
| lection Of splr1.s, ard ~tnt +, bis dea.h wis
as little couc.ru - most people would z +
dinner. Taki,E Every thing into eolstdcrs
ticn, 1t il tho most rcluarksbte case OF s0
c1de that ever occurred in this vicinity.
, 1869-03-17
TYR uoHHR ooNAIIINHB.

TIE legislation Of Congress is grestiy
Influenced, Tor good or for evil, by the
committees which have charge OF the
preparation OF business. IT the impor-
tAnt 1m1ntttees are composed Of men Of
Integrity and ability the laws must neces-
EARLY bear the impress Of these virtues.
II 1b.y arc contr oiled by men OF the op-
p"si'e sort, If they IRE packed BY care
less or incompetent members, the expert
few who represent corruption will man-
age .irs, and legialstion will be dishoa-
es., reckless aad dangerous. The great
iEt.sess which the nation has in the
cbo'ce Of Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives hinges upon his se-
leet1on OF the committees 10 do
this work successfully requires pc
culiRr talent To do 1t satisfac-
torily 10 all the members of the House
may be regarded IS an tmpo,sibil.ty.
The principal business OF the House Is
pr.psrsd by si1 OF eight committees.
Thesc committees are composed Of from
flt:y to seyenty-five members. In =
II :usc cft two hundred and iorly men,
bert, each one OF whom considers himself
trttqua' Of any other member and fully
enn1sed TO leading position On au i'm
pct;ant .coEmfttee, tie fzct thst d.sap-
pcln.meuts will follow the announce
ntEts is By no means surp1i:-
iEe. II may happen that real
wtzth ard genius are come
t.nts overlooked, aud brawltng, pushing
Si ffty f,rf hn Nm II f1o FIJI
u, et..,,n. ,,,.ce hnt r;,h s,csser In.
fu.reed hv honorah1c natives ,hase
errors are IN .;mr sn1e to he corrrcted
hi neri.. mon entering the Honse 10,
ttc tir.t ,,me vii, w.;t 10 he .nnrer;,.e5
sra will alwaye be successful; but ths
mr. wro expects 10 win fame By plsc.
ED no. By his meri.e, is rarely, il ever
sa-sstied by The disposition male ut hin
by b, Speaker.
Mr, Sresker Blaine on Monday 6n.
1ou-ctj his committe es, and ne thiul
,hp crprtrv will decide that as a Who'll,
hs his dine his work well, The f1uau.
cisl G n,rutt,eesx are constituted As fol-
logs:
w4r. AND MxAss-scheuck, Of oa,o: Ho,p
e.; cf y As,,sesa,*s,s: - Al, Il, Of Io.a; n,
po. Il. fo:i o1h t i ind,.as Meos,
h!; ol ~ 1oIk: Antaail, Of illinsas: ~.
L,icn, n katLe jasd. Of Illinois; coenru {
;G!'1.: ;: stc;h, Il ~ vermont; fAekss. r. Of feaa e.
Yt:k; an1cs, OF Kentucky. -
Arr,prE1A71o. s-Usrct. Of Msteaehusetts
H1n- ~ ~ Mirb,ran: Et,Te1. 81 N.T Yn.k
Wa,fhrr nY %ncnrstn: I1Srrnre. of 0n,o
IceEs. Q! na,a. ~ aoA p,eAe5. 2, fe1Ess'auss
~eA VI AA4' VI
Tfe>t rt n II min are all e1nerieuca
-, ~
Etf, aio kncy lep1eseat al p31s o. IL
courtry. They are men Of ttied ability
a.c re fsmilisr with the details Of III
bus,n S. which will be committed 10 thei
chsrcs, Nj. Dawes, Of Ms5sschusett!
suec I'd. Mr. Washburne, Of Illinois, q
h. red ct the AopropriAtion Commi
t,e.,,on m ah)er cr nnrpr m.r could b
s,l-.t,d FIR tte naee He will dcfen
,.r Ssr,ra, Trcasn,v Win e'een,esq vip
;,.,.,. .no ,roo1.na,,hta hernr ~
C.,6- -, , t. e.a,nn,,a ] - 80 h..a ,
49, =. n'n',,.oa 80 ~ n.s,s,1a.. ~ - 1a.-a. ~
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11,sa ana ~, sn,,b - W-.nnn. 49, ~ -
h.. 49, 1,1.a.d - ~ 80 s,ma,,,aa ~, :,
f1., f;ne.,a . v.,1 ah,e sna ,horon.
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