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MINISTER HALE's DEFENCE.

It is late IN the day for Mr. John T. Il lie
to como forward with Lis defence to the
charges so long ago published against him,
cf having used his official privilege as Mn
lister Of the United States, to import, free
of duty, merchandise which WAS consigned
to Spanish mercantile houses, who, it is a.
legged, paid him On running account for
: the fraud. The charges hhve circulated 50
long uarefrted that their truth has been u.s.
s,,,ned. Nor was the public mind entirely
unprcpated for them Ike last years OF
MI. Hale's residence at Washington we're
marked by acts Of questionable morality
md the sale OF his otEcial power and iueu-
ence, hardly less odioas shan those with
which he has been charged in Spain
MI Hale comea forward in letter, in
which he brands Mr.. Hosatio ]. Perry, his
accuse., Us being, not only the s1nusgler in
question, but a smuggler Of aa unusually
pe.fdious and lying sort. Nr. Lille
charges that his Secretary Of Lee
ention explained to him the c1-
tent Of his right to import his own goods
and furniture FREQ Of duty, and, Us be sec.acd
specially familiaz with the entire matter,
a. hale "Sheo mn ~ ~ lAs ~ 'as.;.;. ssM ~
.an .n1 rsf's sueS ~ ~ I ,L,,;ah ~ w. ~, =.
eee ePsutaa ths ~ us..".:o- ~ - s,, saat
"as ,gnosan.3 iol sne .. . saa :. .ta.a-a ~ ~,
t*A' e1'nps -oA ea,y' 80 oie =.
AN.n. "n'NoeA 10y ..a -. 60
~, ;,,a Ia 49, ,sh;as ~ ~ ~. -. ,at;na -.
e!a' uoes.' We .:ati. :u ' 81. s ns q ~. ~.
o"n 1ei'u'',!oa eu1u, - uo aoao. ~ -.
.ss' "t4 ~. 49,. 80 49,, 1-1I -. MSs,
o0e W. 49,,
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MEr. Or. Walker OIfcrs to Go us
Secretary at legation with Ccn-
cru1 SieNtexs
uuu 9U Dxaau tei l., liz N<sa l.o.t l{.,.

aA.
Nxlktr, that famocs female ". D., E.s 5: II
again tc-.&a5-thas Is. on hunt far otI1ce- Her
.srhu Of Operations Was tic State Department.
"hcfe har appeared Ut an early hour IN tu!l
his+.sncf re. and 1ntll2K her BHettc5+ Fhe ioa-
ioslnE y A.d 10 be hsort Mat :ook plate q.
tween lae CHIEF ol The Pl.catoTta1 Department aaa
tk<tEras Walker:
sectetAIy F!sh. Good morning, MI Doe'EfS
Walker: what can We 90 fer ou to.uA5
D0ctscss Walker. Cool mos3.aS NJ SeSsstU3y. S;GA.3
have cctae 10 the euEclasta1 1n1t nip!usnae az.
aprnIntmens will kuit me better fnAn tAtinus ntn.
IN y hivu hayc had 10 vte~, and Will thank yna.
lAefeIuse, to asye me apponte9 SEt!eta! " ~.
satlop to Spain, n understand Elat y tnc onlJ
ttjrlopattc po.t CT coH.eqrtnce ao* Ea7nE
Errrrtar WtIL MIS-. Walker, now the fsstlA
tspu t e1stuy know whether Joa w"u4a 40 toE k02s
nosft.nr To ycu sncak spanish.
NortTess Wakef 80, not ut rrc sent but can
easIfs nrsufy mypell In that respect
SecrfaT: ell an eor1y 10 tell yuu. Ar1.
%niter. thai It naa been determined 70 eet1d no
ma to LaArti y ho does not 1pca1 both Sp&nlsn
~ noet1rss walker tshsrplyh pces seSfcs srcsk
SPANISH ,x...,, .n.t h. -
an accomplished ltrfrisf. --
iEc;rtAs Walker tvehenanityt. 1sIs not 4 uurs-
tjo1, II languages sir hNt 1te@tHrn 81 tue fSsS.
nt,ton at TIE tghfa a ~ernen. I can aetcmpElsh
m1Nr,{ "A feAi1ikr a. An1t1str elae {Ard ptnuln4H
in the meant,tf1t. wpnlh like TO accth1fnsn Inc
o4,ieet eg my PRESENT visit to teaf Department
E.cryta7. Welt MAtIRtH, It Ia 70 Important tESs
the re.aticHs tetweeN the MiatstNf anil hls Tefe.
tsrt ef IeKatkeA &Menfd he Aaf.Naatous eeAt
think scn had t,sttes see tseneFsl etxae@ nlusett
who Il, tI coaite4t, ealNel ID havr saeas Vstss
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KANSAS,

Purchase OF Lands Tor Canndn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. amt Lo.x o.:
Lkfcs
ST. LoCIs, May 9t-3enerl WJnlaau, COM
1!sao1e. .chief Of Eer Majesty : fotre IN R1t1ish
Sorta AEef1ca- IN company with P. 8 Stevenson,
General Freight Agent Of tho GRIND Truuk Ran.
WY, and 8. I. Webster, Of Chicago, General Agent
Of tte National stea1nshtp Company Of liverpool.
nfe FCfcha.ins lands 1t Manhattan, kaesaa OF Tx.
from Canada is going Into Kansas, and great num-
her1 Of neW-cuner1 are SettiinE along the Ka1saa
Pacific RaEw1J-
A violent storm st Perry11re, E4nsas. yes-
testay, t1ew tnwu four houses aud killed one
HuUau.
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Whtttlesey. and Lewis Mckenzie, President G! tie
Lou'on Hampshire Railroad.
Uensy shaubut, OF AAnkAto, M.nn-, oce.s him
sen ~ candidate fof Treasurer OF Blue Earth
County, md agrees to enter into bonds With aupk
security, elected, to give to the county treasnry
al tha proceeds Of the once orer and above q 900
AyeaE. Nr. Shaubut saJs he does not deate the
once II any other good man viii take II "a the
exMe teIMA
AScw foEk1aper states thzt Collector Bailey
II considerably exercised oyer demand made up
On hun BY Horace Greeley to appoint I son Of
Commodore Vanderbilt 10 3 revenue position In
tie Thi11y-secold District This young gentle
MAE, now clelk In the Treasury Department, L.
the Individual with whom Mr. Greeley u reported
| 10 have had nome financial dealings Of IN nnpru-
ntable character.
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brcuRt. oct here this season Is TO he aided "BiG-
iA11,s,"a thret-Act comedy IN TIE nature OF
!x.rp, bY Mr, Il T. Craven, suthor Of two or three
capital pleces and much longer List Of Ereat fal-
urca. This n1st be added to the latter categor5.
II nsa one moderately good part for low come.
dtan With the GIT Of maxim fNn out Of In quality
Of sneer tsupudence. and group OF chatacte4s 70
stupid that no scto1s could, possibly make aoy-
thing cut ct them, and IT. plot has been used
a1ato and again tn farres "yhKL
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conspiracy among witnesses" in c;rcun-
stansial evidence as indirect, and it isa
Absurdity to say thattcstimon5 which proves
facts from which guilt n,sy be tn1ened can
be stronger than testimony which proves
U11ilt itself
, 1869-05-28
rQLIT{EAL

The registration Of Aeuphis shows a.nss whits
and n,o:a black votera. 49,
Judge Crockett, General Wallace, and S B. Nc
Zee are named In connection with tho Deluocrsec
nominations fo< Supreme Court JudEea in Catifos.
ntA Tha convention WILL meet xt Sacramento,
JuDe n
6aackenord, The CONSERVATIVE candidate, hs.
wtindlAwn from the Congressional canEa1s tn The
Alexandra District Of Virginia. Isavtn4 the uesd
10 r. D. Tsll1eh. Of the Washington ssu, T.
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--At%s
OHIO.

Death from Cnretcssncs9 In Hand.
ling EtFe-AYmR%
Special Despatch to The CniGgo Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, May 81
A n:an named sam7 Wright stopped on = street
corner IN our ueizhboz1nz vhsge Of Fs.Encld. tsxr
60, to speak 10 4 friend. The friend h2d
win nim 4 scahed gun. which be allowed boy to
play with while they were talking. The boz seci-
dentAlly discharged the gun, the contents striking
MI Wright making wound from which he del
4 few hons altetwayd.
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4. rninr On al P,tpcey,lle IN this COUNTY, wherc
tempefanee and antitcmperance tiekea have
hcct nominated. Several prominent saloon meu
have come out fot temperance, md nnn1oe1 OF
interesting meetnSB hare hern held.
The programme for decorating soId1ef1 gfavet
Il pahehtd 1t conslk1a OF the decorating of
r,sTea I'M tne oe1pcte15, and Of the monument L.
II nenUtT Sberns Hitchcock and Fer7J LEFT for
Joliet yesterday. with four pfsonefEsmo I1F -
temnted murder. TIE later gcu ten yealA
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INDIANA


Speech tesVa:cL 70 The Chicago Tf1Scoe.
FoEE WAYNE. 1aL, May u.
A freight orakessu.n, named WEI. Haroc.s.
was Instantly killed nssl here this evening. by
cltcutal1y falling under tue locomotive While !.
WAS rC1nlIg. lie va single raan, shout n 1eas.
of uge-
In The Common P1eas Cou.t. tht. eouaty, Il d.
yorce case where the plaintiff and 'fegenda1t Al.
members Of ouE upper ten, will come up in a few
d4ya Il l. expected tn.t 1t Wil exceed the cele-
Lra.e Stewart ea,c Q. Csteao. p*Ar,ts Of i73 AT
arc iayolge4, eious seventy five witnesses su!'-
pRn8cd, anil socae Of the best legal talent Of tns
State arr retained on both sides- The wife sues
for divorce.
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Tho FropAsed REV Txnasat Route
ffon tn {Arfno,t T5hxu. Nan "a

The committee OF the 1}oard Of Trade. 10 whom
NaA rtftsFsd the subject Of The proposed pew
tfanstt routA between tho saahca1d and The We$t,
rcpo11eu this mbtninx tho sresai Qtlous 70
Tbs bos1tt which uere adapted:
RAs"rsA TAs4 u effv d prtsot. - III esA4 at th*
m!dw ~ nstHI1l 1ur<tsn u fhe lwo ereaf f.e4dc ~
WA{A, 9na @ tho moM AkNe3 nAtaf1 f0akss fsE " af
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VIRGINIA

Conservative Meeting Mt Richmond.
RICHMOND, Maj 4s---A large Conservative meet
Ing was helI In the park tht9 Afternoon An-
dresses were made bJ Hon Thos- D. F|ousnoy
and others IN faycr o. Mr, Walker, Een1biIcau
candidate for Governor Nj. Walker was nrEs-
en-: and made brief address. Els appearance.
wN5 hailed wi1h chesfA
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MICHIGAN,
Another Knllrond Projrcs-nnrtnc

Another HnllFond Projrcs-Unrfnc
DsH1aatcr-Thc Towing Business
Dull Mt Detroit
Sicclol Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
pETEo17, Mich, May &c
To-sIa5 or Eoa:l OF Trade adopted rcsolustons
formally endorsing The general vtews set tosta bJ
John J. Foar, OF PoEEaa1, IN hts address here
Last weaS in favor Of a railroad from ta.3 city
81 J,ar1 Ut the Grani Trans-cuntlnentM Line.
The scow Ana Caisds, Lounl pp. wiki coll Is IN
sE7orEt-
1.r..ness IL SO dull here that to-day the Tug A.
eccEsion hauled or four o1 the tuxs that have
fet q toTtlo LesNeG1 Lakes Ua1uu el4 Efsl,
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lotal. .------'---.-~.-.---.- --tf.s
THIS will be ut the rata Of about 81 cent

THIS will be ut the rata Of about - cents
per Lushel for No. . wheat, hud 254 cents
for corn.
railroads end the Lake navigation have al
ready acted. Grain is nov delivered at
Chicago from any point on tine river Mt
ten cents per bushel, md lake
freights are even below the rates
we have stated. The neu reduction, md
one which should be voluntary and not de-
lared day, is that Of the elevators and the
commissions. We harc pa. the elevator
rate al one cent per buAhel, which, by the
concurrent testimony Of all persons, is er-
trcmely ube1al. Tho rate for commissions
Is put at The sszne Eaz. Grain Is not
bought and sold by the br:shel, but il bulk
the whole consignment ut cnce, md oae
cent per b,shel is ample TO cover the COM
mission Of both buyer and seller. If the
private elevators wlu not cooperate with
the railways III reducing the cost Of
moving grain, then thct railways must
have elevators in which gra1u can be
handled at the actual expense of doing SO,
thereby reducing still further the total cos,
Of transportation, We have omitted, Of
course, the charge for commissions ut Buf-
f,lo, because it is marely optional with
shippers To sell at Buffalo or nt New York
The commissions and profits upon The small
purchases at Buffalo for her local snde do
not properly belong to the expense Of
through freights.
The Western transportation and merchants
having thin reduced their charges over
70 per cent, it becomes the duty Of New
York to remove the tolls an the breadstadf
moved on the canal There is no use Of
discussing the roirt whether the State oi
New York can afford to lose TINT revenue O,
not There ii III alternative. She must
lose il. Even in the absence Of my com
callA1s ii annually decreasing, and the rese
nae falling eff. The State Of New Iorl
nov e1aets Sa,1a per ton for wheat and 81
for CON, fur the privilege Of paying fragh
Al u still higher tax on the canal Thes
tails must be abolished. Il they are not
then the transportation ri grain by thu
1u'i:e nn6s cease. Grain can lc, and ha
been already, md will continue to be
aEirpea hy all rail from points on the Mis-
Rissirpi River, | 200 miles from New Yora:
to that city, for el2 per ton. II the can.
transportation expects TINT the W1est vi
employ II. when il can send cheaper by a
rail, IL is greatly mistaken. The presez
freights and tolls on the En-
Canh are equal To $40 Per to
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MAY s, excess over iast ycar. III, l
REDUCTION Last two week8. 8.......-.-- ....-17e,e

SCJlrE rE.-.......... ...........-...,..-H So, ,5a6
StM iea1tng , surplus tn the MARKET Of Ho,zss
touA after Suspension OF nearly Iwo week.. II
must also Le recollected that The tIe1e WIS su4-
week in July, IN Schuylktl County, and be supply
In the market waA about SO. Coz tonl When t0s
shipments we're resumed this surplus waa su wtth-
d11ND, anl the supply EaS about ,Qo9 tons shoN
Of the gprly in 1861. II Il now evident that the
SrhuyKnl ann LehtRh would haTe to suspend A.
noAt entirely fo9 pcrsod Of foar weeks mere 70
Tetuee the su1p.ua iha: would he thrown into the
and thus bear .nc whole burden, as She did last
ye1r, ttch millions were put Into the pockets
OF those who worked THIS IN the xsate Of the
tra,le now, and tic question Naturally arses,
What Is to be done. AZ present there IS 10 msr-
ket for the coal, and one weeks WORK would send
the pI7ce4 oE n least dollar ton, and wages
he, must pastake OF the decline EIen then ouF
me unless the cas1J,ng tnresests unite With the
operators IN reduction Of rates TO enable Schulz
kill County 70 receive her 5haEr Of the bustnesA
| We hare not leArned what cn1fse the E1tts'
AEsC ctanou propose taking under e1iEtaS eEcrrs-
ssanet-%- Une thing u ceE.ain the suspension has
failed to tecome general, owing 70 The conEoi q
tie nlnInS and ea1Tytrg companies, and It canaot
he ofear: ed aSnlu, bcca1s. tie Wyoming later
ests seem TO have Impressed the miners Win the
idea that they viii deriys no benefit from the su5~
pttB.ou, tu; That # will !nufe tn!y TO the btrent
Of those In the other rtrtou1, hence helr deter
.n:ralion mt 20 tnite IN tela measure under such
| clrcunstsnceN The only way now IL for MI IU-
/ adoli ti.c uost eIpea!ent mtasnrra to EE1Ieye
t.. .E-sc1scs from the Frcstnt dttuclttleA: opt-a-
to-s Ml,eEs, anC talr1er3 Ar eGnallr interested
In isa so.u.cn. 4 different policy might have been
productive q Inerrnt reSultR, hut Ea uusi take
| .a.I1 T.. ttity are. aud act accordingly
, 1869-05-28
PROTECTION A FRAUD,

During the four months Of 1869 ending
April 80, therc were imported into New York
dry goods and general merchandise. e1clu-
sire Of specie, to the ralac Of S1lo,sls, 7G2-
OF this sum, S2s,l54,6S6 WAS paid for
sngar, tca, coifee and molasses, leaving tho
foreign value ct the other imports, which
are subjected to protective duty, Of
Seo, ,66a,o The foreign cost, and the
cost after the payment Of the duties, may
| be thus stated:
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
TRADE.
Ike Bogus Strike Virtually Ended
ER1E n Million Tons Surp1us-Nuch
Lower Prices Predicted.

Of the iaIya o}-evcte7s}, My -
The quantity eent from Schu! Xiii County thii
tos the corresponding week last year The ELL
pension was tutul IN 6chuy!llil County, anu only
alout H. w sons were sent from the Lehgh region
doubt, considerably less the reports OF which Will
4preHf In our next
While the suspension here Hza total, and an1osi
:otAl tn the Lehs9h reg!oa and s1.o In the Sha1no-
s!n region, except for coal going West, the con-
rAa'es Ia the Wllkesha-7e Basin fq1tlnnej, and
slapped the usnal supply 10 market Many Of the
individual operators also Suspended In tie Wyo-
mag tcgion, ta: telegram seates thst several
hare easnmAd wozk IN The lower bssi1 again, bo-
cause the men employed By the eorn{anie. did not
ctae nj suspeusou. and The question now t. what
ii the other regions DO n the present state Of the
n ark Two weeks, and the turplus In the market
haz GnI5 been reduced from the highest point as
fellows.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS;
PATA1tK II Arraf~
GRAIN FpE!eHrs TO sEw YORK.

Commerce is ine1orsble, and nc monop-
py and no mere Legislative cnactuents can
govera or coerce it New York city has
long held the larger sha1e Of the foreign
Trade Of the United ssataA- This t1ade has
eore to that point because New York has
offered to every vessel entering that port
r.-t.l-n cargo Of any article of domestic pro-
,!':etion. 1t has offered cotton, tobacco,
Eer, l'readstuf5s and provisions, at prices
thich admitted Of hardly any competition
l'y, ,.e po:ts In the cotton and tobacco
States Vessels have found It more profit
IL 10 bring cargo to New York, aal 1e-
lo:l q: the same dock, than to 60 empty to
Charleston OF ScE Orleans nad get cotton
Il. tobacco st shade lower rates While it
has thzs Successfully competed with local
pnrts, evea as to their special products, it
has been able to com:nan.f almost exclusive
y tie foreign trade in breads:uffs and pro-
visions. That city has been Eupplied with
these domestic products from tie North
west Ly means Of the lAkes and the Erie
and OsweGo Canals, In the meantime,
however, there has grown up between the
producer and New York M array Of inter
mediate agents, who, in the haste to arnass
fortunes and dedare immense dividends,
have gradually SO Increased the cost Of
handling md transportation that they have
rendered it almost p1ohuess to R7oT either
wheat OF corn, except for home consump-
lion. These charge4 consist uf mil trans
poztation to Chicago, commissions and
storage here, lnsurauee and freigbts On the
laEcs commissions and storage st Buffalo,
tolls and freights On the canals. The e1-
ccssive e1actions Of these vnrious tongates
hare forced commerce to inquire for some
less expensive route for transportation
The Mississippi River and its tributaries
AASe been offered, at a low rnte. as q means
OF reaching an external market, md the
trunk railroads Of the country lmre offered
10 do the business On lower terms than are
nov cxzcted- Under these circumstances
the Question which addresses itself directly
To the people of New York city and OF that
State, and elso the people Of Chicago and
the lake cities, is,-Shall VIC adhert
to md continue these e1hctioas, and drive
this transportation to other lines Of trave
nnd to other ports, OF shau we retain it herr
hy offering to CO nmerce only sach charge
as will exclude I'LL competislon: We nee;
not repeat the itetus Of expense In the mos
ing OF grim from the place OF growth t
New York, brt We can state the items t.
which tGey must be reduced Il Ncv iosl
prot oses to retAin the business.
Tie expense Of moving ton Of graf
from The Mississippi River 10 New Ior
must he reduced to tie following sums:
To Chicago LIS III Observation-Disclosures. -. e..
, 1869-05-28

After the longest struggle. believe, In the hts
tory Of The tnstituton. Charles n. Eliot ha1 Hna1-
" been confirmed Is President OF Ha1Ezld Coz
IeEz.- Ta1a = hailed n great triumph by tic
progressive element The oppoa.tton to Professor
AgAAst1 lad Others Of the eldess connected with
tic college, haa been determined that IT hss
been said shey wonA resign lr. Eliot saoua
be confirmed.
The election for oecrseers L. the ne1t..suotecs of
Interest, and the alumni arc esnvAaRnx and
framing combinations vita considerable ocstr1tJ.
-Four Lists Of candidates have appeared IN print
Tie narlc Of Mr. Cha,1cs Francis Adams heads
every one Of them. Othcr prominent candidates
a1c MI. George i HtllaEd, Charles F. Duulat, the
editor Of the hril1 Atcrrrtxr, Rev. Efw1sd E
Hale acd Nayor y. D. Shuf:IcI-thc last TWO be-
srg among The retiring members Of the boAss'-
THE ANNIVERSARIES
TIE aanlsi society meetings to be held here this
week promise to hc quite as spicy and interesting
Is thoee Of fortnight aso IN New Tork. The
strictly religious people, The Missionary and sun-
day School Association. viii be as huu-ttzrm as
| 1sr2l: bat there u shas body of fnccaur~ra tha
| Fret Religious Association, who nnnuunco = meet
trS With Fuch Al Assortment Of hcFrtca - ttslph
| Waldo Emerson and Katbl Isaac Wise, Lacy
stooc and Fruf. william Rentnn. Ju1Is Ward
I Howe And O. d, FroihtnSt1m- Then The Labor
! Reform League mee.s cary In The wrek. viii
| vaEce expectations Of Introducing 1re-hrassd
I among tho Boston cApItauses In The per1aa Of Sen
ssos srrasne- Tho New England Wonans SAT
fraee Association holds two days eonclave, and
viii prnaahly hare leo ssme speakers md suHa
fru1n the same crazy tnscrTuptets As tntr ssteI.
Of Equal RtRhts In the metropolis Tae vetcrsn4
CT the Ant1-slAyeJ Society have the!r a.hrstn51
also, anA WIKI them du1reSs h hnpessiac-
yLRIo1S HATERS
Mr.. District Attorney llllA,d has draNn sooshc
Indictment against Martin. The enorsroo4 sNtndie
of lhe Hide and Leather Hank so their il AGAIN
| no4sblltty-d1u enough II must be eon!csset!-o
bis being hrpushi 70 ran1Amcas OF some soEs
The charEr, this time, Is that Of conspiracy To Dc
t.and with his confederate. Felton,, who Used no<
l Of tho money tn advertising patent uedie!n
which w4s 10 make M end Of soesunes- Tho cas,
| n befcse tho TINTED 1t2tes District Court and I
ha1ts tass now on preliminary question OF ias
raised hJ = dan1ETpr on the pA1t Of Tho counsel o
tho 1ccn1sd
10 tha knxltt Of nsv p'ays- which havs ter
, 1869-05-28

p~u befsd elec.et 70 each honse saalt constitute
quorum to DO business = a d thee In other rzr:a
aud s.twa-thiFts Of each house IN nc s1rne
sense tn Whic1 they arc euploved In tee Co..
s1tu;lon OF lntinna md IN taaI ot the United
s'A:ta
n3mhcE than Is required 70 pass hui, bet TIE
eject Of the provision which requires the yoies Of
he pass tlt "a, that whenever :he Lezt.!a-
tare u 10 srdpced ~ TO consist Of less number
ttAn nslority Of the tne.nbera elected to each
house II asal' he incapable Of hnal legislation
1ezis!stlye poWtts nre satt 10 le incafsabe Of
Aunlh'ias.on- II cannot te presumed that II Was
she intention cf she frsmtrs at cur Constitution
10 Place IL the power e TIC tcI-oTy. ny f1ettous
Or nher1Ise to tlefea, the Will Of The
nxorle and, In fact, 10 destroy the constitution
Ieor:e q Tbs STATE, ls1aE IN a :ew counties,
T a.n.~ts :; tie Nei; i;ez.s;atrls rne eon.
sIne she ri OF se IN peope s oi = tse 'is pio:r
tion OF the laws. Aad Of such lrSt.las!ca tat:.
EMIT ,1 nsy sss M eaprntsa u.,y ,;n;rs Eht =:
"' tue u!nntl:y. leg.sdAt.un ~ q nere r,.np hAs
ntei s;:ssoe7t a,aiEs; b, lac r,u.t.,a ~hi.h n.
teen eecsed 10 either house ia. shs nnal ,,As-
.Ase ~ I'LL Ct totnt resolntun Ine klttetnla
% aas!:sa Y SSaYs; En,,t r s;s:s. ~ ~ r
ava ~ t1rnr Ea lor,r oF nil ,ne Tntnters ee.trt
" eASA House. Il teeeisrd tweutY-se,cn sesea
| - 4~S SENAsC, hAn Ill tt4 -Ntt iA1 ~ Htsp
eIIlisA IN the hnnas. The ConAi,ll,ica ei tns
a;'o q has ssru complied With, nes "a!r III letter,
nat ~ sfssts. Tbs win at The nlehuu,. ~h,rh Il
ths ,s xsty ss.sncu os republican eNse1tHaas, ma
aec4fs~A tn favor OF tho arnc9.lNohi, anil Att .hAt
S@a u eoHI lainei ot u, thn a ls.stl.u, m.nusiIy
| aas t.Hs steh allowed to defeat their actAAA-
win ho~ proceed TO show that tho f,srsnlu :
rttht ts+,, sh!eh have .rt.ltet to tho Cnrs,!lu.
tA,n md lsx alature vi lntttAnA. hare oeea hll ::
foet Ihi1s+. sy Consrt as applicable 70 the Con
gata:!en Ut the tnltsd stares. AZ before 1uotc.I,
ne Corsn'ntion q tnu Cn!rett states dcclare1
mat - majority OF each house saaI, constitute
quorum TO 10 b1iAineaa-" It IL \ majority in one
| ease. and two-attE,ls In the oaAef, which coassi
tCtes inc 1coru1a; but 70 question As 10 wha,
constitutes the .hDrse Is the ZANE IN each case 4
- majority Of wtar: or two-th1rls Of Wh,s
me PRINCIPLE Clearly recognized by the Actlo,
o. both Eousea nf Conxrcsl. and each house oon
alSt4 Of 10 sctuA membenhip-pet Of the mem
hcrs Nho may harr been elected md not araii
led. not q the mtnabcts who mar be anthnrae'
| BY law to bc elected, tut Of those Nho arr rTtzt
ing, qualified msmhcs4 Ths express rrin NJ *.
senste, ass.aI,.asy .! .ne n,esn,aa q tas oonsst
quorum shall consist nj 4 raajot,ty pf thA SENATOR
| duty ebosen and swpru.''
Tbs adoption Q! thls rub. in Ia64, VITA prrcede-
BY elaborate tesete, n which u 41s obpese3 pros