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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
scrantO, aserne eounp Ya @onnerag Den g. SUM 1869

Sisr wanote fb Scrr bon 8ibifre gum
prrruratpr unS fraste gang leiIe:
,a6er bas 0elb prer @cls?"
.Gr BATS SsrRedt, pbne 3wsifeI in
Balee. Sat sr uns niGt ssiast, baB el
arm III pie SiOb unb baB feine armutl
itn bon benz tunssn @db&en trsnnt, mel
DIES er Iiebt%
pNun, unb Der @slb6eutel 2"
pgr Bat niGt 3sit esbatt, ibn rinsu.
l6arren. gBi6sn Sis benn niat" fub,
GassrnuY NIT leiatsr llnsebulp fort, ,bat
rieler @enfdb nod ra6te, einsn LANCER
Sag scr ft gu batsn; bab er ssRsrr
abnb, ete sr IN Isin 3immer eintrster
fcnnte, BON Der aufSercsten Ses5lttrunt
aepadt purre unp pab bic @ensp'armer
itn Die sanje Nadt tepadt baben? Mul
man etnen 70 alien unb erfabrensn Se
amten, pte sic fnb, an bic ee9eimnib
pUGle 5iisuns Der gOrlebuns erinnern
peIde ieItf in BEN bunteIFen Saden fat
INNER elm Detail reierSirt, Inn bic @ered'
tistett ;u erlsu6tsn rnb gu leiten."
Der Snltrutticnsri9ter pufte bat
6aupt, ME Semano, rer ss aufSiebt
cine SsrIorene Sade Su SsrtbeiriSen.
5apsrnap rasesen fiblte iid in ieinen
Glemente. Sn benz @u6s, ais bic Ser.
ra6tssriinre fa entrcllten, ais immer
Idwerere anSsiden auf ben glnseI6uG.
oisten nisbsrfelen unb ais bic bramatt'
I6en tlmltinbe bas gerbredsn fir BIZ
SFentlite aufmertIamteit smpfablsn, In
benz 1aee risf ter Staatsprpcuratcr Ff
gu: sd bab's sefuupen" .I-..
SIR i9n ftien bic S6ulb Suepbs pbne
ben leiIefsn 3psifsl fsf;ufs9en, unb Ell
ters6nete I&On I'M @siite ben gortbeil,
ben er bur6 feline Serepiamteit baraut
,ieten fcnnte. Sn bisiem @usenbIide be.
mertte sr, bus cine 9erfcn an bsm @an'
gen bes @emdlrrs feblte, unb er iaete ba'
Der ,u ben umReIenpen:
,,absr man lprtdt pcn elmer Grau :
einem @db6en, peldes su bem M6rre'
pie 3u ieinem Spfer in SeSistuns se'
1anben?"
DSa, SuIanne SsrSa," riefen me9rer'
Stimmen. -. ...-..
nGs ii uniere pEiat fe 3u befrnSen
g8o III fer"
80, Fe pirb uidt melt iein," iusten pi,
3eusen. .'
n@pbGan, man luae iie unb fiiBre fl
Der" asa.
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q PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm,
Nittsbnr9, Cincinnati nnb ct sOnis Gifenbabm,
PA n H,sAN n ID L E Il o y L E.

3dt wet gEedfd
nn6Gi GRdhn SO NHn mad GPtC
" Ttfr8 etsuIs bic Fir mb 16neIlfe eins mad
5atanapodsi SOnisyat aRsms gRObde ~ 9spr rOrnns
! j aeipauhE ct ganL
ahoueuI prbrefib uni 8
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"GF3bGP House.

4. g8arb Cfriibsr SySe garO Seranteu, ya.
DisleS int bsfeu StyIs rinssribtsis 6slri in
jrpsreit aur Nufnabms Spu 8tiIsneen bereit.-
GjutrS Bier unp gSrin, feine 2iauTre, warme
urb faltr Speiirit Su jsber 3eit; gluitrrn, ROB
nnf eefott; See Gream unb Speabruunsn, nit
Samen. -'H
3u reGt Sablreibem 9rluh ldeet leine 3rsuube
Gin ..-..a 0eprge @rGber prppr.
SerantOn, 10. San. 1866. ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03

Su1anne mar In Der 56at niht melt.
Ste mar am friben ROrssn fortsesan.
gen, bate BEN gBes burh ben BaIb sss
npmmrn unb wplIte niAt mad 8illsfUrt
suradtsbrsn, pbns SafOb einen &usenbIid
esIsbsn gu taten.
9tan reie, NIT peIaer Sdnelisteit
bic t6Ien @sri6te f& fcrtpFan;en unp
nit tpel&rr @efdlIisteit bic llnbetbeilisten
bic spn benz llnelid Setrcfenen baScn
tena6ri6iisen. 2luf benz bulten @sse
Scn 1ereUire mad Gontanes besesnste
SUZANNE 8ausrn, welde ibr bic Grmor~
buns Simcnt, bic arretiruns SaeUts
unb bic stntunft Der 8i6ter mittbeiItsn.
sic erbIeiate. SisIe gfa6ri6t mdate
Fe Serwirrt, unb nit ;itternpsr Stimme
fpraa fe:
,.DO8 ntdt i'm strstts2 8, tsr I'm.
stadltdew '.'
,,Gtn Strstt9 8, ni&t bod! Gr Sat
Simon sefern friit uufselauert unb itn
srmcrbst, auf fsintm gIder, auf benz Yrie'
ferfslt."
Das iunss 1db6sn fibIts iid rubissr
bet biefer Na4ri6t. Sie mar Faer, bab
Satob ni&t 70 feiss mar, sinen fcI&en
@crb su teseben, ie Iaste i&, bab er
p9ne 3weifsl bus Spfer einss @libper-
lfanbnifes iet unr pab es nt&t f&per
Isin piirpe, feline llnf4uIc 5u bewstien.
Sie perrcppsIte ibre S4ritte, absr elm
tSIes Omen tesssnete ibr unb oersrSbsrte
i6re 8rrwirruns.
I'm gu bsm 5dusdsn pes Scrftaters
su ssGnnsen, mubte fie YCr einem sinIamen
unb Sren 9ausrnbOfe Sorbsi. Das mar
bic Birtb16aft bsS anIelm GUGsrcuTe; /;
er tearteitsts ft nit 5alle bes pismunte'
fen Wtattsc perOupi.
S6re Ss,isbunsen Su Suzanne te-
f6ranttsn f6 auf ras NcttpenSisfr +:
@uten Gag unp suten gBes, pas mar
alfes. DisIe bsiben @en16su, BON benen
Der cine tisffnnis, Der onbsre lsibsn16aft.
lid mar, mibFslsn i0r. 9tueerbsm warb
i6re iunsfrauIias S6am bura rem frsaen
auSbrud tsleibist, wtlden ile in ben Bill.
fen petcnpi's gu Istn slaubte. 'l
8enn Suianue Elm wsnissr reinss @e.
wiTtn unb cine wsniSer fsite Sesls sstabi
bate, 70 wirten Te tieie teiOtn p9sacs-
npmien er1dredt tabsn.
Gur& sinsn bsIOnNsrsn 3ufuu traf fe
GchsrcaGe unb fsinsn 5eIfer ouf ibrem
Bsse. 5inter Der Gde bes @sb5ftss, no
Der 5ubmss Sprtst sins, iRienen Fe Sc
manb ;u trparttn. ...-
nSabd, i6SusO sinbm rief GOiTerUuFs.
p@Obin 70 fansu2 gum @eIisbtsn? Dsnu
Gu ibm fOIssu wtaT mubt Du sntwtSsr
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9ie Ma6cn.
aus benz Sran,SfI6tn btS 81. be ppntmartin
iibrrrasrn Srn sutsrt g8ittfpf.
Grfrr Sbril.
.g (5prtisBuue)

glm nGhlten Nfcr9en rcllte Elm gBa9er
in pas Dprf unp bra6ts ben StaatSanpaIt
5assrnaY unb BEN llntrrIuAun9sriAtel
ppn 8itisrr aus Weubr. Seibr WSuusr
ctwU9l bei ren1eltcn @sf6dften tbdti9
eli6en fA bur6aus ni6t.
Serr Spn 8ibitre mar ni6t me9r jung
Gin &tup peS Ganpes, istr intelligent, atel
o9ne G9r9si3 mar CT elmer pcn ben Seam'
ten, pelde in bsmlsltsn NeTcrt Ieben uni
ferbsu, pbue paran gu renfen, i9re GaIentl
auf rinrn sr5beren @trfung5treis ausju.
bsbnen. Gr Iistte leinen Slanb unp te'
bauerte jepesmal lsbRaft, wenn er an
S9luGs elmer llnterludun9 einen llni4ul'
risen antatt bes SGulbi9eu 9etrcFsr
batte. gcr ;ebn SaEren Bate er bic dltert
S9wefer bss Serrn ron Gterae 9ebeira.
tbst. Dur6 ion sebGrte er Su mebrsrtr
Der 6ltefen Samilien rss 9anSes.
5aSernaY mar elm iun9cr unp 9eifvclei
pariIer unb purbe t64feu SrteS Ie9r be.
YcrSust. Sbm fam es bauptiddlih parauI
an, iiberau leinen Sdarfiinn sIdnJen 3u
lafen, unb jsres neue @srtreGen lUlts
i9m 3u Ieinem GSancenient hienen. Sin
,,wcGl reuIiirtsS" Gsrbreaeu nanute G,
Elm iplheS, pas ibn cine Stuie b6bel
bra&te. gr mar Elm Maun BON gBslt
elesantsr SanSer, 9ianif unb Sanger
befen Munb manaen Gtenb ppn fsntt'
mentalsn &pmanSen iitsrlr6mte. Gs II
unniib, bin,ujufiissn, hap ibm bic flsint
Stapt Menes sin lansweiliseS Grill 81
Iein I6ien. I'm rarau5 70 lAnea ais mS9'
lid IprtSufpmmen, mare rs ibm re6t &c.
weIen, wenn Elm Dubenb traser Menldsh
rar6 ebsn 70 Siele @6rrer umsebraat
pprrrn mare, UNI ibm 0eteesnbsit 3u
ti6tisen llnteriu&unsen Su sebrn.
2IlS teibe Seamte in 5cntanes antamrn
ba4te Sassrnas: yGin Gsrbreasn, wsl.
6rs mir Gore MAIDEN foul" unb 8itiert
Iaste: u@an mue leben!"
sic ma6tsn ;una6ll BEN trauriser
gEeS pom 9rieRerfrlp Su esm Sdusder
Saecbs. gln alien Ststlsn, no Der Cont
miIar unb Die @snsp'armsn Spursn be,
,ei8net batten, bielten fe all. 3wei ODE,
rrst @al slaubte 5err Srn 9tibiere gu ts'
msrtsn, bae Die 9rEbe Der 6ub1apfen MID
INNER bieleibe mar. @ian tpnnte paraut
I6lieern; bab rsr MSrbsr nidt aGlrin &C.
peIrn, uno Elm lsiisr 3psifel bate ;u Gun
fen SaeUbs entllsbsn fGnnsn, aber bisier
Yeipsis mar ;u f6pa6 unp Der 6fsntIi&I
gsrba6t 70 PART. t..
Wan mar su benz 6dus6er 9elanot
Saeob bate bier inter ben 9lueen rei
@enso'armsn bic Na6t ;uSebra6t, ELM
| l&rsdti6e 9a6t; feline erf&attsruns ipat
70 ttsf, feline ansit 10 srcb, hab er mid
sinmal bic &raft bate, an feline Sertbri
bisunssmittel Su penten.
Die Ssamten traten Elm unp l6ritter
gum Ssrb6r.
Saecb tcnntt nur tur6 cine abfoIut
gernrinuns antlpprttn. Gr bate, fast
sr, BEN sunSsn Gag i'm Bafrs 3usstra4t
| Isbr melt pom S6auplab Res gertrs&ens
absr bumit mar mod ,ni6ts bepirisn.
,,llm ipslae 9sit iub sic ausse8an
gems" fraste 5srr ron 9tititrs.
,,llm aht llbr," iaste Saeut rubis, in
SspubtIein Ieiner llnlauIp.
n@ut," fsI 5apernap elm. DSsr Due
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OrGfmun0.

Srsuntsn unb 8sfanntsn hermit bic ersebsur
anSrisr, taB i'd bic iriuer 3eit ppn Srr. pOSrni
asfibrts 98irtbfbaft In gadapanna aSsnur,
tbsrnpmmen babe unb mid teitrebrn perbr, bur6
CUTE Getrdnfe unb superfcmmenbe Seeienung
mir bic 9unblbaft sines Sersbrtsn beutldrn pu-
bliiums su rrtperten. Gin srcbsr Saal itrbt Sc
IsaInafteii sitr 9srfisung.
aattt gPsilen gu iehsr EagssSsit.
Sap3m 9stIliam Dad.
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Commercial 0aus,

Ginem Sertbrttu teutl6tn putIifum unb mel
nen 5rfunesn bitrnit bic ersrtfnr anirisr, bae
i'd has peu esm psrifprbfnrn 9. Srdnsr esbal-
trne Commercial 6aus" ltfrnrmmen bate.
Gs pirb mein 9elreben isin, burd ;lpcrfpni,
msnte Seeitnung uue trfr Speiiru unb Gt-
trGnfe mir fas 3utraurn eeS pubIifilms su tr.
psrbeR. (4f9 9barIes Sp6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
Spbm NDIem, &iifcr,

smpftblt li6 benz heutlHrn gubIifum SOn Serans
ton unb llmeesere sur aRfrrtisuns pUn allsn in
lsiu @sl6dft eini6laarnSen neuen sIrbtitru. &s.
garaturrn pereen etrnfals prompt unb CUR gu.
frtebsnbsit bfiprst.
3u erfrdsen Gds her gssar unb gIltrrfrabr,
II. @aro, pber in Serrn Rpbinipns Srausrst.
2in7 @ Spbu &0fen, &iifer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03

DieIe Gtut6 BON SeIeibisunsen unb
Drptun9en batten Suianne Isbr aufses
rtst. 9brs 5aItuns Gid in ni4ts psris-
nisen Saecbs.
aufre6t, bic Stirn bod, bas ause feu.
rig, fcl,, bic @anssn ser6t6et bonn On.
tbufasmus, ipie S6am, titte ie ais
Wobeu fir cine Statue bes S&mer,es
biensn tGnnen, absr sinss S6meries, mel.
der allen 9rifunsen unb allen S&reden
Stanb BAIT.
sic mar 70 fdSn, baB alle InpeItnbeR
cine iternatirli6s GrIGeinuns ,u Ieten
slautten. SarOb ;ittsrts, er befttte einen
Bid auf fs, panbte aber I6nsll bic Gu-
gen wister ab, unfdtis, bisien nsusn
S6msrs Su srtrastn.
Der GCmmi1ar uub bic @ensp 'armen
ilaferteu ii6 inter etnnnber ;u: ,,SeufeI,
ba lnFen ib bic @sfsrfi6e srtlar.n~
5rrr SCn 8ititre empfunS Elm @efaGt Der
pistdt beim anblid pon 70 Siel S&5nbett
ssssnibsr bem srOsen llnsIdd. Bas 5a.
Strnap betlift, 70 tttraatste sr suna&R
Suianne NIT Der Sspunberuns 6sS Sthnit.
lers ais 8tnner, ais parifer, Der 70 f&6ne
Slumsn in pem rauben Serrain bes De.
partemeuts Der 2pjsre niAt psrmutbet
Bate. Darauf mar fein bsrrl&enbsr @e.
banfe Der. bab SuIanns ben IG6nilen
S4mud feiueS Griunpbes abseben fClIts.
Sm erlen 9IussnbIide fab unb tSrte
bns tunse Iab6sn nidts BON anrm,
mas UNI te worrying. Gin einsistr @e9sn-
fane teI&dftiste ibrsn SIid, ibrs StsIs,
i6r sansss ggelen; fis tstra@tete SaeOb
nit einem unausiprs6litten Gusbrud BON
3drtlidteit unp gertrautn, unb ibm elm
Ieidtss 3siGsn nit bsr Sanb ma4snb,
Iaste Te: ~,
(sisbe sitrts Sfitr.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03

mad SculOn auf Die @alssrsn pbsr auf BEN
Sir6bpf 9egeu." ......
Sie antwOrtete nift, aber In bieIem
5iebersufanns, in welden lie bieisr bop
lslte Sdlas - SimUns grmcrbuns unb
9aects SerRaftuns-Serisbt bate, ma6te
bieie Sesesnuns auf ie einen Gtnbrud, ben
Te ME wieSer perIpr. .-.....
sic tpanbte fId ab unO sins Scriter,
ater ais fie fiG benz 5aus6en naterie, er-
partete iie cine neue priifuns. Die Dprf.
tepp9ner tefanOen iit in Der Na6s, nsus
sierts, mas bas llnteriuaunssseriht &c.
l4lieben warre, unb einise ssn i6nen, bic
Suzanne besesneten, ifiebsn S6impfwurte
9e9en iie aus. Da waren ale Geoner aus
bem gSirtbsbaus Der Gpuecurbe: @incent,
Der Samieb, ter Bauer Susyranne, @6a.
quYncn, 8ialat, Mare GursI, Der alte
SplSat bes 8aiIerrsi9s, unb ale gettern
pes Dabinssfaierenen.
SUZANNE mar nod sniss bunbert
S&ritte BON bem 6auie entfsrnt. sic
ipurbe fSrmfi6 perfclst. SIR 8uf mar
Su rein, ais paB man ie Der IitIaulb su
,eiben sewast bate, absr man fannie i6re
eiebe, melGs fs T6 feine Mabe srsrben
9atte, Su Strbersen, unS es tonnte ni6t
fsRlen, bab Sieie aufsersstsn @en16en
ibren 3Orn iie fiblsn Iisben.
n&cmm bod, tcmm bo9!" rief 8incent.
- nDu feblit nod"
uRCmm nur," fiiste GtaquYnpu bin,u,
ounp ;euse su @unfen bts i6Snen &na.
ZEN, weIdsr uns in's @sfansnib f&idt
fur einen 5afen, unb wsl6er bic 9eute
tCbtf6ldst fie ibn in ieineu 9tsbf&aftsn
seniren."
Sufanne f6ritt YcrpdrtS, pbne bic gus
gen pber ben &opf su brsben.
.nSa, es if trauris," iusts Suesranne,
ipel&er plSsliA bintsr einsm 8aumilamme
eri9ien; pSpn Deinen tsibsn @tIisbten
ipirp Der cine teute atenb tssraben, unb
rer anbere 1T Elm 5riibfad fur bic @uil,
lptine."
Sulanne 9tu9 INNER rubis psiter.
nSebente pCbI, mas Du ausIaslf~ rie.
fen giatat, GlauSius unb Mattbias.
Benn Du liisf, UNI btelem l6Gnsn Wl5r-
Der bas eeten 3u retten, 70 baf On es
NIT uns Su ibun; Du fannt Did ni&t
mebr isben laifen, Die 8inpsr bss Dorfes
wtrbsn NIT Sieinen mad Dir perfen."
Dus iunse @dpGen mar nur nod fanf-
gig Sdritte pom Der Sbir entfsrnt.
Nun tpurre es immer drssr. Go mar,
ais Sfne iia jsbsr Baum, um geleibisun-
gen, DrC9un9en unb gerb59nunsen su
16tsubern.
Die @ruppen 1ammeltsn liH, manfonnte
Dor adrm ni4ts ms6r b5rsn. Suzanne
mar bas Centrum biefes fOnpsrbarsn 3u-
ses eewcrben, pel6er pbne i6r ueties
su3ufiisen, li& mebr unb mebr UNI ie
prdnste unp fe sOrwdrts fisb.
90 fam fe an benz 6auie an, no bic
@ensp'armsn Die Renee BON ibrer Seute
Sertrieten. Benn Elm .3euse baseweien
mare, Der fir bieies traurise Bib einen
pafenren gersIeid selu&t bate, 70 ipirbe
er Sufanne nit Gbarlptte Gorbap SersIi-
den taten, bic mad itrem berciIaen ger-
bre@en bur6 bic wilbe 5Orpe gum 8esc.
IuticnssSrttunaI ss3Csen purpe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
lITSSToSIppI-TEYA

These two States hold their elections on
Tuesday, the 30th inst, when their COnsti-
tutiOns are to be passed upon, and State Officers
including Legislatures, with Representatives in
Congress, chosen in each. The contest in
each is spirited but there is no doubt that the
Constitution of each will be ratified; the pro-
scriptive clauses of the Mississippi instrument
being voted down. No s1ch were framed in
Texas.
In Mississippi, both parties seem TO be san
guine yet we think that headed by Col.
Alcorn, and which is Republican without
qualification, has the better prospect. Col.
AlcOrn is an uDdoubtcd Mississippian, Judge
Dent a caIpet-bagger; and the odds is import
ant, and must tell If AlcOrn should be- bsaten,
we shall suspect that many Blacks have felt
constrained to vote as their employers wished,
not as the voters would hare chosen. The
canvass has been long and lpirited, snl the
vote will doubtless be large.
In Texas, the chances seem to be altOg ether
favorable to the ticket headed by Gen. An
drew ]. Hamilton for Governor, with B0ulds
Baker for Lieutenant; though Col. Edward j.
Davis, the rival candidate for Governor, fairly
claims to be the regular Republican candidate.
and will poll good vote. But Col. ID. favOrs
division of the State; and we judge the ma
jority not yet ready for that. 1t would in
crease officers and taxes and the losses of the
War are too recent to render the prospect of
such increase generally acceptable.
All the leading candidates were Union men
in the War but Gen. Hamilton's record is
n specially honorable one. He was in Con-
gress when his State seeded Gas they said y
he remained there, and made a speech evincing
invincible devotion to the Union. When Con-
gress adjourned, he went home, and stood up
for tue Union till compelled to fee to Mexico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
OUR NEW CIRCpIT judges.

For Judicial purposes, the United States are
divided into nine Circuits, as follows;
Maine Sev.Hsmpshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
H. Connecticut Vermont Newlork
ILL., Yew,Jerey. Pennsylvania Delaware.
~ MARYLAND virginia w Virginia North carOin' South Carolina
v Georgia. Alabama Florida LouissB,. Mississippi Ters,
W. Michigan, Ohio Kentucky Tennessee.
VII Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
VIII Missouri Iowa. Minnesota Arkansas Kansas Nebraska
*. California. Oregon, Nevada
Hitherto each of the eight Justices of the
Supreme Court, the Chief-Justice included, has
performed the duties o. Circuit Judge; but the
vast expansion Of the business Of both Supreme
aud Circuit Courts has rendered their persist
ence in so doing impracticable hence, by an act
of Congress at its last session, Circuit Judge
is to be appointed next month for each Circuit,
as well as a ninth Justice of the Supreme
COurt-nO Justice having yet been designated
to fill the place of the Hon. James NJ. Wayne
of Georgia, deceased. We presume the new
Justice will be selected from that district, or,
at all events, from the South
For the new Circuit Judges, it is under
stood that the Hon. 4. lockwood HOar (nOw
Attorney GeneraD will be nominated by the
President for the frat Circuit The fitness of
the selection is very generally conceded.
For this Circuit the leading names are those
of the Hon. Lafayette S. Foster Oate U. s. Sen
ator) of Connecticut, and the Hon. Lewis b.
Woodruff of this city. Mr.. Foster has the
higher political standing Judge Woodruff has
more judicial reputation; but either would fill
tlN post wOrthily. There are a dozen aspirants
for it but we do not think any of them can
bear a comparison with these.
For the sixth Circuit, it is understood that
tine Hon. Horace Maynard (now NJ. c. of
Tennessee is prominently considered.
In the fifth Circuit, Judge DulHnt of New
Orleans Cat present soiOurning in Washington
is conspicuous among those named as eligible.
Doubtless, the President will ponder long and
earnestly before making these important nomi-
nations. If mistake is made in an Executive
appointment, it may be promptly corrected !;
but bad Judicial appointment is irrevOcable
1t is, therefore. of vital moment that the
Justices now to be appointed shall be the very
best who can be persuaded to accept the posi-
ton. And there are not many good lawyers
and no bad ones-who are likely to decline it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

Iectual discipline as it does to perform the
moro dasbinc and conspicuous functions which
deyolye upon the sailing master or the nag
officer.
In respect 10 the disbursing officer WHO is
included in the scheme of ttuiar e&aitaliou' IL
is not necessary to say much, except that IL Is
impossible to honor too highly the man VINO
paws out money. The business does not rank
among the liberal or learned professions 'hous"
it is certainly liberal, and its practitioners arc
not necessarily unlearned. The purser WHO
pays may be as intellectual a person as tne
poet who does not pay, or the philosopher WIN
would pay if he had got it, In when case,
shOulder-straps and ceremonies OF salutauOn
would seem to befit him who hands over the
money as we'll as the lieutenant or other oilicer
WHO merely spends it.
According to the averment of the line, GER
tain practical difficulties attend the giving OIL
high official titles to the stall 1t may even
happen, for example, that surgeon OF long
standing may sometimes technically outrank
his commanding officer. Ii is true that THIS
might lead to embarrassment. The DOC
tor might on a critical occasion, emerge
from the cockpit dubious and drowsy with
the odor of drugs, and enfeebled by prolonged
diagnostics and command the ship to strike
its colors in the face of the enemy ClVliiahs
are timorous, Doctors notably so. lie that
purges and runs away may live to purge an-
other day. So would our Doctor possibly rea-
son, and discredt would thereupon fall upon
the service which admitted him to so lofty a
place upon its rolls.
Moreover, il the Doctor Outranks nearly
every person on shipbOard. his prescriptions
are in the nature of commands, and
any patient except the Admiral who
omitted to bolt bolus, or swallow a
powder. would be guilty of mutiny. 1t Is
rather n pathetic alternative to place before
marine and midshipman to lose either his
stomach in consequence OF the pill. or his lie
in consequence Of not taking it. Yet this the
line can, with some show OF cand0r,
advance as one of the consequences OF
Welding to the ambitious aspirations
of the staff We do not attach much weight to
objections of this sort, nor indeed do we Mt
present undertake q serious discussion OF the
subject at large, but we merely throw out q
few hints which have bearing upon tho sub
iect, and which serve to show the complication
in which IL is involved. 1t will be matter OF
general feliclation if the questions under dis
cussion are settled to the satisfaction of all
concerned, and without absolutely dstracting
consequences to the peace OF our peaceful Con-
gress at the approaching session. We don't like
to have our naval service swarming with dscon-
tented doctors and unduly subordinated priests,
and imperfectly appreciated paymasters-so
we hope that staff and line will settle their
differences upon some basis of gentleness and
generosity, and henccforward pray. pay, fight.
and plysc in affectionate and fratcrnal unison,
| without making naval campaign the whole
Winter through on the dreadfully dry land
Of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
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