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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
GRANT.
What he says About his Cabinet-The
Old Order for his Removal from

What he says About his Cabinet-The
Old order for his Removal from
VIcbsburg.
New YORK, Feb. 22-The Herald s
Washington dispatch says Grant has
become more communicative and ex-
pressed himself on Saturday to an init
mate friend freely in regard to the com
position of his cabinet, saying shall
invite civilians to fill all cabinet positions
If my selections should not prove judi
cious in the first instance, | shall feel
justified in correcting the mistake by
by making q second or third selection if
necessary.
The letter. book of Gen. Halleek has
been found containing all the cores
pondence on the subject of the removal
Of Grant when at Vieksburg, including
the order for the removal of Grant The
order was signed by Halleek, but was
inspired by Stanton, who at that time
dictated all the correspondence Of Gen.
Halleck. Gen Banks friends are urg~
ing him to give all the papers in his pos
session on the subject to the public, but
he stili refuses to do so.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
INCIDENT AND, ACCIDENT.

New YORK, Feb. 22.-The National
Theater at Washington was used for re-
hgious purposes last night, and an English
preacher named Sherman presided. In
the course of his remarks, he alluded to
President johnson as the man who had
his trunks packed for Tennessee, and q
portion of the audience Kissed He
then indulged in strong denunciations of
The Presidents abuse Of the pardOning
power in Dempseys case, whereupon
half Of the audience rose to their feet,
Missed him, and then departed
Senator Salisbury fell from carriage
in Washington yesterday and broke his
leg.
St Thomas dates to the 18th inst state
that the people there still hope for an
heXatiOn to the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
NEW YORK.
Celebration Of WasEingtOR,s Birth


Celebration Of WashingtOR's Birth.
day.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22-Wsshington' i
birthday was observed as a legal holiday.
There was very little business trans
acted The stock boards, banks and pro-
duee exchange were all closed. The
eustomhouse and postofhSe were only
open a short time in the forenoon. No
mails were dispatched after ten o'clock.
There was no military parade, in conse-
quence of the many receptions appointed
for this evening. There was no display
of fireworks to-day, the appropriation
having failed in the City Council.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
GEORGIA.
BIodgett and his Gang I'm Council

BIOdgett and his Gang TN Council.
ATLANTA, Feb 22.-Foster Blodgett,
chairman of the State Central Republic
can Committee, issued call Saturday
for the committee to assemble
here to-day. Many were not
able to be present on such short notice.
The meeting was packed and finally
broken up in confusion. A convention
will be called to meet here on the 5th of
March
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
ENGLAND.


FenIan Prisoners 90 be Released.
LONDON, Feb. 22-In the Commons to-
day In reply TO an inquiry Mr.. Fort said
the government proposed to release from
Imprisonment As Fenians who we're con-
yicted of treason last year in England and
Ireland, including several leaders.
Baron Lionel De Rothschild, liberal,
has been elected to parliament from Lon
don'City in place of Mr.. Bell, conservative.
DUBLIN, Feb. 22-Castello and War
ren, Fenian prisoners, have been set free.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
A FarA. er Has HIs Pocket Picked OF
S2,35O

S2,35b.
Yesterday morning, says the Memphis
Avalanche of Sunday, farmer named R.
Rowell, visited an auction mart with the
intention Of hiring a number of negroes TO
work on his place, and also TO purchase
some stock. IIe had in the inside pocket
Of his coat wallet containing in all s.
3j0i in greenbacks, the money being divided
into two 81 900 bills, three Sl00bil!s andIa
fifty-dollar bill. While he was talking TO
some Of the negroes in regard to hiring
some Of them, and having observed that he
had plenty Of money to pay them, one of
the party adroitly picked his pocket Of his
pocket-book containing the amount above
referred 10.
Information OF the large robbery was
promptly giveu 10 the police authorities at
headquarters, aud Detectives McCune,
Hastings and Connell we're at once detailed
to "work up" the case They visited
many places in search of the thief, but
failed to secure his arrest. He, however,
cannot escape.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
JAPAN.
Preference for Americans rs Naval
aud n IIitary Commanders.

Preference for Americans As Naval
aud n ilitary Commanders.
New YORK, Feb. pa Japan letter
OF December -, says the Mikado re-
tains ex-Lieut Grannell, an American,
as Chief of the Naval Bureau, and ap-
pointed Gen Paul Frank, formerly of
the United States army, General-in~
Chief OF the Japanese military forces, al
a salary of twelve thousand dollars per
annum.
The English and French representa-
tives protested against the appointments,
but were met by the reply that Japan
was an Independent nation, and did not
recognize their right to question or die
tate its policy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
MEXICO.
A New Reason for Annexation.

New Reason Tor AnneXnffOn.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22--The Herald
urges the settlement of the troubles in
Mexico by annexation to the United
States, one Of the results Of which will
be the preventing of any Of the Isthmus
transit routes from ocean to ocean, be-
tween Tehauntepec and Darien, from
falling into the hands of England or
France
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23

A respectfully connected, fashionably
dressed young lady, of Newark, N. j.
has grim mania for secreting herself in
church during the closing hours ofservice,
and there sitting in a pew, alone until
morning. Several of the sections have
thus discovered her, at their churches, at
daylight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
AUBURN.
A Church DiEcHity-CathOlicO PpO-
StGiOn 60 the One Man Power.

siIiOn 60 the One Man Power.
ArBURN, n. Y, Feb 90 The attempt
of Bishop McQuade to install Priest Kav-
anaugh, in the place of the old Priest
Thos o Flaherty, yesterday prevented by
the Catholics Of this place The Bishop
was prevented from saying mass in the
morning, being led out of the church
by a crowd OFlaherty preventing
violence to the Bishop.
Subsequently over a Thousand Catho-
lies held meeting and were addressed
by influential Catholics, and unanimous
" resolved to stand by Father O'Flaher-
ty. They condemned the Bishops action,
and expressed a determination not to
submit to the one-man power any longer
in the United States, but to appeal to ec-
clesastical authorities, and if necessary
to the Pope. They also resolved not to
allow the new appointee to occupy the
parsOD0Up
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PARAGUAY.
Arrival I'm New York of Bliss and Mas
gQrmRn.

New YORK, Feb 22-The steamer
Mississippi which arrived yesterday
brought Bliss and MasteTman, recent
prisoners of Lopez, with orders to report
at Washington. Bliss states they were
arrested on charges made by brother
of Lopez TO distract attentionfrom HIM
self he having been detected rObbing
the National Treasury. Bliss and Mas
terman were tried before a military tri-
bunal, and subjected to repeated fortunes.
When finally released, they were COM
PEELED to attest to the truth of the state
ments extorted from them in the presence
of United States naval officers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23

In is averred by sportsmen who go duck
shooting at the "Dumplings," opposite
Newport, r. l., that they lose much of
their game after shooting it through the
action of seals, which are numerous
there, and seize the game before it can
be secured by the gunner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23

THERE is trouble In one or two Of the
public schools in New Haven, CT, grow
ing out Of the excessive whipping Of small
boys by women teschers-One of whom
was peremtorily discharged by the Super.
intendent as soon as an example of her
cruelty had been seen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23
THE FAST.

indication Of Peace Between Greece
and Turkey.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Feb. 22.-The de-
crees and orders recently issued by the
sublime ports against the Greeks have
been revoked and the Turkish ports
thrown open again TO Greek shipping.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-23

Gen. Robert w. Haywood died 10
Raleigh, North Carolina, MOnday,night
Of dropsy Of the heart
, 1869-12-10

which in described to be n mixture Of cnun-
try dance and c"t;l' stood up with
the Emperor, ,his Cabinet. and all the "ladies,
yonn. snd Old" who graced the occasiou in
the at,sence Of tho Empress. Mr.. Wasl,-
hurncs partner was the Princess M1thilde,
rotund 1ady verging upon sixty, ont Of
imperial blood and rivacious temperament.
Mr. WaBhburne Is reported to have "de-
fcrlbcd around" this immense personAee
'tsbo elegant enfrrehnts of isa'," which
signifies The ''cutttngs up" OF the last
generation "For nearly two hourt, RsyH
tie French Jenkins, "the dancers whtrletl
around the drawing-room without a mo-
ments pause, and the arms OF the musi-
clans wern tired before the Emperor sat
down" Whether The legs Of Ministe.
Wnshburue {vhose beAlth is evidently
improved by his three months at the
German wasering-plnces) OK those Of the
Princess Mnihildu we're also tired is IN,
Known.
To sustain his position in society, Mr.
Wnslhurne Inns taken an elegan
lotcl On the ,Arfnuc lie FImperafritt
.spd has commenced giving receptions
1'.rticipstora in these festivities descaa
upon tho hosts "sllver hair," and max.
him out 10 Le Ben Franklin come again
s;u1ne Of them-certujnly without th
knowledge Of the veteran champion Q
economy md observation-disclosures tha
Lis salary is Insufficient to mtee: the draft
Upon his hospitality, and, with smackin
IRE, demand IN increase.
| Whit diplomatic work our Minister ha
accomplished neither telegraph nor po!
,ufu,tus lis. Enough that, rs u social be
ing, he is q success.
, 1869-12-10

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re fM*artt "TapL anIs Ms1 a.t.aa Auu ~ -
isss J., e.nf o,Tolet anie." eFe.3 gssen:
os ,ln' 10 ne s'Ate ol ludianA were 10 W nst
cenn ~ tn'ntA ~ .,... ,,.--.
ne wa5, osk IN Sss s,st tae ~ ~
Is sIs ~ ia u1 ~. ~ ~
iiaEe .noola .a9e paee: FllsI MA J. tae 1aa a q
!he oyipk mant Eno ooalo not oepAIs IL peASe ~!
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" ~ We. Ge!o!y, y tae4s w. " teEns ess u
!Gso' 'a, "Gte =, Ee' .1a 70 asuy a2,,sG ~ a1u 1ns ~
Iaes@IEs' w ct.n.aap' ' ns.s ~. vnMsc ~.
iSs<n ia Sn,nena, oG aaa vss tas Viz of
Si9 - in. ~ hs- s errh ns..,1o,s
esia. @ "e sc,, 81 so,a1 ~ sssa s..er+ ss ~
tedpotd Sef flo.o net former nusoana, sss, "a
'ma @ y, ~ ~ a4 ,,rs1 ges, ~ % ~ ~
~. s"I h;s rcns $1,000 - tse h.r ,hs nrt.r-
49, sen tsUa atFN@ "''vos ~ S''S 49, ~" fAs'""
hgn 2, ~ az ~ ~ m There ve.e cn,ldrca IN
~ oae 3 - Hsnsn1,.en a - s.d tS1rs rn,tTrn nv
tc5, tne - ~ - hn hsa Ntsd 4n,Ir ~ IN rhej
WIN, 1,,,e 49, o. .oon ~ h. eft NJ.
Pop. ~ an1ss ~ oaee, ~ eps ~ sne Rain
f. Ehr ! 1ntstr Ho1 e,uu M sne sssuma lat testton
- ~ - - -. VI ~ i - - Tont r., r =
ssn n eaatonnsn'p r. aoe FAC no' 'es 'a8s !" w
esSeu snen nv rnT r. vntch p-o,d rn,s s,en
eS oSI1 sa.r ~ Ihs1 as,,rniIr mr. Sir1T| u X.
, tsp ~, ~. W. ssS ~ Trorrd, ~
, 1869-12-10
Iae Peabody Funeral E1eet-1tS
CouiAe xEhan at Se04

3F11H f&f LnsLfrH 11Fk<A. NnF. -.
TEs sAAilE Of Her Ma :eatJ1 Ship Monarch 1:o1
Foysaltnih Tor he E1Hea 6.Aa&a with the re-
u N0s ei the A.e dIst:ngu!lhed PnIlantaruaLst on
bca3o. has been deferred By oTt3eIs from the Al.
mMnisJ from Sne 5sth ms. uut1 day get 70 be
nxed mon. xccoFd113 to c11catnAtaoceA, betReeu
:tt "a and 6ih pro-tno. ThA change IN the d11e
Of ta.Erz has been made 10 enable the Cplsed
S:cea sai2s Of was tbs: have been ordered % &C.
eeMpauy the Monarch acsoss The Auaot1c 70 ssast
with hef II the commencement Of the vo5 53d HoIo
Spiihe4d, and this ihe9 xould hare beea unable
% DO had TIN original daJ 11ed upca for he
Mnnartnr departure been adhered to- Tho
Cn!sed States Ic1eH fEixzlc Plymouth. which s
ece Of me vessel. exdtfed to .seoGsan5 e. a9 ~
nirn, Is 1nT On ha1 WAY to Srltheadt 1roE lhe
MtdlteHAneans hut IA not expected @ afnre e1i-
yer than She - pfox,no- she WI as sMSsS. ~.
foEss rarss oi nes nnachlnay may require n;ne
re1dtualEett IN packing or other matters before
tne VIII ee tea6y fof the Se7age. TIE Rc1t1 SoI.
| fette htboAha " smother Of the ressel4 arro!nken
| 70 accompany The Aonhfch, but she N!u Moss
probably arrive IT Spuhead como tine In adShoce
Of Tue Plymouth.
The fonte taken Ly the Monarch and her coaro1
| VIII be I southern one and they VII call q! p
| detsA ct fa!al 70 euAhie the 4h.ra TO ~ tp then
huukefs With coal Ioe The ItDAlEder o. NE So5
tRe 10 the Aueresn coaSt
A1the prtpss2sops On board IRE Noaatea wa
, 1869-12-10

t1t the rl.s- nj leu h-E to der them com.
ie1r cat nar. II tne sbin's u all, deck ID which
viii 70 tst poaited the case containing the mn
a. re1naif.- the late ME. rtatsut!y du1nz ina
yofug- netEtc Sp!tLeaa aat the Uattrd 81 axe.
III teen tnt osed HLd prop ~ drapeb.
the Nnn...h tetsrsf has neen nacet IN
fa,, =. III monrnin9 everything projecting above
iotes ~ tut, and lower oowrprst... Iaasd.. aoa
bho's s,otF. etc, 81 being psnttd %rFsssn ss,,
xn.tntr6 rnund tue outer stdta Of the bulwsrk..
FSeste,it, me MnLsrcn wRs hcsi1ed a!ongnds the
1sp1as 1esV Ct tue docktafd y Poramoato. tn
Sst nrtd nnop Tor 1tA eEha~k ~kaSbp. Tue tram
tns1 vii cossry the tEie7c4 Of the !a's NJ rfa,
bo6y aud MS Iemsinf fron Loodon % la.s,
hi r.. ruu ttrough the 1alHsy co1ParJ3 tolat
s,ss.on Fl inc Pc11tCousn tezmieus, ADD over tae
snniYajt5 jut clit d linz Of rata into me ooSk
Vsf0. a1d On 10 Ihe Jet;Ts a!ons1oe "oco aae
Gnrs s1rh IL nQK lA4ing.
, 1869-12-10
lrcIand-Folistcnt Convtcts for Pnr.
linnent-LCsA0nAt from France


Tie T1pperatJ election Terminated last evening
IN the return OF uDoaovan RosaA b d Ea3orsy
Ct about 100 FoteA THIS eItrAnrd!naFy occur
rice viii kpeak 1unpettouzued 10 The
p, ,oples. not alone OF tnese countries tnt
OF Europe, when they realize the tacs that
. poo1 totlosn eoarlcf. Who y now ptnng
amid burglars and rDurdcreEs III an English
pF:Eou, nas been cnoeeu as The Knight Of ono OF
Inc principal shire. N Ireland, h,s sole merit Be.
believed TO be het cause II Is quite possible
,eas, aceoniitE 2 he ~ Ct Parliament % nas1
dented shAr tie people vho elected. hin
REGARDED h.n = the ttas sxpoaens & Of
sheJ .Euum:u.aust} Rejected Another can-
d,date simply because be appealed
10 them ~ supporter of tho 1crarn1aent
Which Inearcerates and now sorsn1es As s' fe;ou
rtSaL Let <na@e = no de1l in deductrR morals
from p0llttca. events draw ans oihsr inference.
They nc welcome 70 II Certain It Il the English
press. wkfeh tss lately rAunte0 taA Emperor oI
the Frerch On aecour1 OF the .uI7 Of nome Of h1a
.iir7reoncussles, ;, nuss use slS tieif a. AabIe To-
/ Henusty 10 get It'd Of lhe uRIT aod dauanp4 faca
| OF the impfscEcable and trTeeo1c1ihfae kossaf
| election pJ gallant Tppes1s9-
, 1869-12-10

tho two cases, except that tbc one has Tho
ennction Of Law Will. Tho other has not
There il not an iota Of difference between
the two in stcir economical nspccts, We
ere opposed to both-not halfway, but
suisllv.
Any more questions which our New York
namcaake may feel disposed to PROFOUND
will receive dlli6ent atsYntiou.
, 1869-12-10
The Cattle PlnEue-CiFculnf E.ettcr
OF Secretary Boutwell,.

TlsH1sGrox, D. C., Dec. 6-The following ctr-
colaf letter was day seat Celleetsrs q Gus
tons at al the principal pes:s Of The E1l:el
S,atea:
Str: The Department is advised that cnn-
tsEtpo% disease affecting the anoI md NOUN Of
neat cattie and other annla!2 A1 no~ p1evh3ens in
k1tope, and as It ia OF the utmost Importance
hat The INTRODUCTION Of this dtseAse into the
Entted s'ateA shall be prevented, goa are hereby
1.sif1etEh rot to accw sne '2odln9 o. any animals
erpught into your pert frcm EuR!And o.
ftom the conticeut OF Europe, el-
1eps Upon tie production ol ennsuAr
ceft,tca-e that taeJ arr free from any COTS
gioua cee9e, and thai no such dlsesse prevails IN
lnst country from Ehenct exported All fsSula-
| tluns heretofore issued, which are lncouststent
rtth these distractions. nra hereby resct11ed.
I Im1J also add that. cnder date ct TIA 32th Of
octobeF LAST, the SecretalJ Of state Ha requested
! ~ rbD Department 10 matsuct Co1xa1at on1csr9
lns 70 gtse certificates to peEHons t1lpptr4 cattle
! TO the Uu!ted S,aief. except N Eases where the
! artua,5 hare been examined b. Toyernroent In.
ept CT other expefI, and rsonpunced ffee irpu
ussesse: ard. Irrthes, t:..2s no aniuz!s coming
i7onn 1te vicinity u the tisease are 70 be ce1.aet
b} 1ae ce!5ct. ! an, ye9 respectfully.
GEoHa8 g boutwell,
, 1869-12-10

The simple folks OF Galena you'd ano IL
,ora .o racocn;ye the E1ihu B, Washbu1ne
they used 10 know in the courtles' VINO
aauces attendance on Napoleon III. BY day
and by night, in the palace at compiegne
and At the Tuileries. he appears to be as
much at home in tho various residences o1
the Emperor Of France as he once was IN
thosa of General Grant. Il Is commonly
sa;a in France that an imperial dinner with
out hin must necessarily be fsilure- He
has stood up in ScLiuon do Dutkerque,
, 1869-12-10
The New York 7ri5une evidently faucies
that the fol'o*ing anter7ogatory, which 1t
.,rrnnrnfs to us is 4 simmer.

prcpounds to us, is simmer:
The a1eAt1ar, toen1 which euz Ch!caao MAINS
YOU IN favor ol supporting the government hr =
fsx on imported iron, willie 10 corresponding tax
il levied On homo made irnn: II Jea- on WhAt
r moi compel GnyeF 10 make u trade which he
HouId rot oinefEike make Just as clearly ~
though III aSoxed ch}ees Wese pIattSssoa Aaa.
reItt:on ), and Fny IL II NOT ian Infringement Of
D.tu1L rtghfs, as 5ou undesttand theus Lei os
heAr!7
We a1c not in favor Of supporting the
poyc.nnent by tax on imported iron
While no corresponding ta1 is levied on
ho1ne-made iron. We nre IN favor OF that
srsaeu, of taxation which shall result In
depositing in the public treasury the pro-
cceds Of all taxes imposed on the people.
Any other system Of taxation is robbery
,,erpetrated under the forms Of law. II
Is commended by the New York
Tribune that the portion Of the proceeds
Of the ta1 on iron, for instance, wh'ce
goes into the pocket Of the manufacturer
r.t,,u1ds somewhat 10 The advantage o'
tie man who pays the ta1-it enables tn
farmer TO buy something OF the las.e
@,b,ch he would not otherwise buy 1t IN
creasee his powe1s as consumer, nu'
thereby makes business brisk, etc. Ever
thief cnu iustify himself by The Same afge
r,ent That >xhich he takes. from ID
rochets Of the crowd enables ht
10 buy hberally, to eonsnin
freely, to mike business M nsA.
There is not grain Of difference oe'"e'
, 1869-12-10
wIScQNs1H ELECTION.


nas an5.ox ing Il = sAhaaF &taretuent OF the t9xs
,ii,.S a. fsoEeruur lenstn4nt lavefaoFs Seclg-
Is51 q Sts {, a1a1n TteasuEss, A!sotney 1. Geae
stste Superintendent, anu STATE P1ison o,e., Com.,
strnsntnt to ,hc Constitution Of the ssase ,s 2.
1rtscnrrfy II a Reperal eteetton eetn e. ~ En ~
seyeral cosniies In Bad 3tase On tas 10 oa' VI NV
venb<f, 1859:
, 1869-12-10

Tho board of Supervisors, at their meet
ing on Wednesday. adopted report Of a
committee fixing the salaries Of certain
county officers. In the case Of the County
Judge and Clerk, they voted that the Judge
he paid a salary of $1,000, and the Clerk
a salary OF S5,o0D, F." and that ali fees re-
ceise., by The CLERK be paid over to the
County Treasurer, and TINT the county pay |
all the clerks employed By him."
The exact meaning Of this recommenda- |
tiou is not clear. The County Court does
x.<% s.sr.sas&4> in ta.e township uEeHtzaton,
or in The Board Of Supervisors Il is a
court Established hy tho constitution, and
the Township law adopts that tribunal
na lie one to do and perform
certain county business For that duty the
law requires the Board Of Supervisors to
vote him a sa1ary which cannot be reduced
during his term Of office. In like u1annst,
lhe Township Law mikes the Clerk OF the
County Court the Clerk Of the Board Of
Supervisors SECTIONS nnda, Of Article
II; cf the Township Law, provides that
"Tpe C:ctI Of the County Court shall be Clerk
o: The Bnara Of Supervisors, nud whose general
III 70 sccc,l ID hook to tie provided for tha.
runosc. all the pEoeeedioRa Of re bostt
tF dtc,s!tns oa ntl Qucauous concerning the rols-
lEg OF PAVE cot Of none.A or for the regulating
GG tflAtIk under fhe4r COhtrut-
~ 10 record The vote o1 the Supervisors On auy
4ut 4.hn hLuzlltlesi 10 The boanf. II required "
,tt nrnll-f Ut The hoatu ..E.
s.1ne q. IL sh7,, reeetve reasonable compeass
:ion ,os Ills .eINee4. 70 BE- n1ed hs the board. Il
lie paid By the County,"
The authority Of the Supervisors orer th.
.uscluments u HE Clerk Of the Count,
Court Leeins and ends with the firing Of .
reasonable compensation" for hi
services us The q eLf:iv Clerk Of that board
The fees and emo1uments {other than q
Clerk to The Supervisory Of the Clerk Of tn
County Court are fixed by Law, and are no
within the control Of the Board Of S1pe1
yisors.
If this action OF the Supervisors is to b
considered as request to Mr.. iindele t
voluntarily surrender the fees and emo,1
.nc1ts If his elice over and above Ii
sum Of 5000, the objection Is that it
limited in its scope, ard has the appea
ancc Of i,eing personal matter. Let Il
request he made generally, md addzess*
to the County Clerk: the Circuit Clerk Al
Recorder; the Clerk of the Superior Con
and his Two deputies; the County Tres
urer; the County Superintendent OF School
the Coroner, and the Sheriff. Let q SCI
Of salaries be offered to all these gentlem
alike. The Supervisors have precisely t
same authority over the fees and emo
meuts Of the Sheriff md Clerk Of the
cult Court that they have over those Of
Clerk Of the County Court, except
sarlar3 Of the latter as Clerk Of the bo'
Ok Supervisors
The duty Of limiting the compensation
all these officers rests with the Constitutio
Convention, and we hope that body )
discharge lis duty in this behalf thorough
promptly, and impaHialIy.
, 1869-12-10
Ralsroat1s

The pco11s (niI T1dnseT.pt Of the sth saTs:
"fes:erday JriEe ruttrbaoGn rendered 4eG.s-
CHG Ra.tynad rs r Il E Bro1neEaou and osnsFA
ne DECIDED 1zslrat the railroad company. The
company gatc no ice OF m appeaf to tie Saprene
Coui.. Ii tte a!;s1p9op. Major B1o:aeIsea a1l-
, 1869-12-10
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1869.
: TIE RIVER AID HARB0R BILL


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