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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

We print elsewhere dispatch from the
Capital of Georgia purporting to give an
account of two meetings recently held in that
city, the first composed of " the Republicans
"of Georgia." who adopted memorial to
Congress setting forth the political condition
of the State and praying that Congress adopt
measures for the proper enforcement of the
Reconstruction acts and of the XIVth Amend
ment to the Constitution. The second meet
ing, according to the dispatch, was composed
of the Conservative Republicans of Gcor-
"gia,n who controvert generally the position
taken by the first meeting; deny that
loyal men are oppressed in Georgia, and assert
in a general way that everything is lovely
but it will be noticed that they fight shy on
the question of the reinstating of the expelled
negro members of the Legislature. Exactly
what is meant by Conservative" Republicans
in Georgia, it would perhaps be difficult to
determine, from the nature of the dispatch
as no names are givcn-but We we have
noticed that in this latitude Conservative
Republicans, as q general rule, vote the Demo-
cratic ticket, and act with that party. 1t may
be well enough for readers to await more
complete reports before determining which, If
either, of these meetings represents the Re
publican party of Georgia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

ployed in the Quartennasters service for them,
and of these over ten thousand are civilians!
The total pay Of these men amounts 10 S5,6|4'-
an! The mere book keeping of the business
seems to require OO5 clerks. Taking care OF
the supplies seems to involve not only the en-
ployment of So "storekecpers," but likewise OF
&C "agents,n "a "superintendents," and S25
"watchmen." The transmission OF orders fur'
nishes employment for 10 telegraph operators,
20i messengers" 80 "mail-carriers' ana Il
"couriersn Other operations require Alb olacK-
smiths, 50 blacksmiths' helpers, ~ brlckiayers,
1,325 carpenters, 70 engineers, 397 masons, loo
painters, G7 pastorers, % printers, IVA hostler'
300 wagon masters, AZ cooks, % forage-masters
3,CS8 teamsters, 2j2 foremen and overseers' 4,ola
abOrcrs, and so on through hait-coiumh lst
of Offices and employmeDts. We DO not Say
that most of these are not needed; we only
suggest that the scale on which things are done
seems to suggest much larger army. Ihere
has long been feeling that the Quartermas-
ter's Department needed retrenchment we
submit that these figures offer the sufficient
;ncoutive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

We print on another page the letter of B.
on "The Dominican Question" because it en-
bodies some facts (as we presume them) of
decided Importance, though the spirit and APP
parent dnimuS of the letter do not seem COM
mendable.
There is no possible danger that this country
will be drawn into any ENHANCEMENT respecting
either half of the island of Hayti. We be-
lievo that the people of San Domingo would
be greatly benefited by the annexation of
their little republic to the United States-we
believe they think so, or soon will-that
annexation is their manifest destiny. And we
are quite willing that our Government shall
say, in such fashion as may seem best, that
whenever they shall evincc n wish to share our
future fortunes, we will gladly receive them.
Further than that we would not go--not even
if sending one regiment TO San Domingo would
insure the peaceful incorporation of the entire
isle with our Union. Annexation will benefit
the Dominicans more than our people; and
they must be unanimously and heartily for it
before we take one practical step toward its
consummatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The French Government last year mlt'2ated
a little the rigorous laws respecting the right
of holding public meetings. AS was to be ex
pected, all the political parties have fastened
to avail themselves of the very small share OF
liberty thus allowed to them. Foremost III Tic
use of the unwonted liberty were, of course
the most turbulent elements of Paris society
the worshpers of Robespierre, of Danton, the
Communists, and other schools of Revolution
lists. They INDUCED in the widest talk, at
lacking not only the Government, but fully as
much the leading members of the Opposition.
Though soae of these demonstrations seemed
to iDjure IT, LIBERAL party more than the Gov
eminent, t, litter has become alarmed, and
announced It's intention to Iepress the abuses
of the right to assemble in public meeting; IN
other words, to repeal part or whole OF the
little freedom that last year had been conceded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Mr.. George r.. Downing responds Tin card
printed elsewhere) to the recent suggestion OF
his name for the Stewardship of the WHITE
House, with the intimation that hitherto colorcd
men have been shut out from positions that,
while lucrative, carry with them corresponding
respect, and that he thinks the time mas arrlVcu
when, under the incoming Administration, thls
ought to STOP We assent very cordially 10
this view-if the additional idea be included IN
it that, if black men are appointed to ONCE,
it is to be because they are fit for it, and
rot because they are black.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
Smrsrmtnts, it,

ACADEMY or MUsIC.-1his Afternoon at 2i.IRe-
hearsa ot TIE Philharmonic Society Ta Evening" ~
Opera Robert lie Diabe" Nine Ia Graage, Miss AeOuoon
BOoTH's TnrVrER Twenty third-st. between FIJI si
and SHtl-ayeEIhis Evening a. a. Rene" auu JUNO" 49,
Bs>A.
BROADWAY THEATEE-Thls Evening" MIA oi'
Womau's Consianey' Nile Zoe. ,,, o.,
BRoUGHAM's THEATER, Twenty-tonTth,st Iai hi 5
Evening o. g." An lusb stew.'-'!he pfaMN''' ''' " 49,
Nr JOhr brouglan o NJ,
BRYANrs' NEW MINSTREL HALL. Iammany Build
rT Torytsstba adjoining Academy Of Musc~-IhS E'enns-
Elixir Of Love"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. cor. Eighth-aye. and Tween
This Byurs At g." Ophee aux Enr Ale io''ee
N.r1oyAL AcADEMY or DESIGN, Twenty-third-st st;
.oser Of ayeDay and Evening winter hAA
Pictures and Sculpture - =, -.
NEw.YoRK CIRCUS, Fourteenth-st.-Thls Eye in
n7l-DispEy Of Athletic skill Tie Brothers HIaeh ''u ~
Roland, Suckney, etc - IN,
NEw-YORK THEATER-This Evening aV O.
Robbers" Mr. Mexican Bnchanau ,, ,,4,
Nmuo's GARDFN-This Evening ut s. me folIy
Thieves or Striking Oh in Family Jars" Ly'ia thompson
Troupe III
O1>,,,prC THFATER This Evening at S.-lh
s,cood toune Of Iumpy Dunp" Mr. g. Fox Mile Sa"gA ec
S4N FRANCIsCO MINsTREIs, No. $50 Broadway
This Kveuing.-" The Forty Thieves
SrrrNwAY HALL Fourteenth -st.-This Evening at
s-Tcs;snona to Miss Theresa she1k
THEATRE FRANCAS.-This Evening at S.-OPera
Bouae-' Geneyieye re Drabaut' Mle. Bose-Be'L
TIE TANIMANY.-IHmmany Hall, FOurteehth-st'-
This Evening At 1!.-VarietieS
WNIACKs THEATER. - This Evening at o.
much 400 about Nothing" Mr. Lester WALLACE
WAyFRLEY THUATER. No. 40 Broadway Inns
Evening LNoreta Borg NJ ~" Pretty Piece OF Business
The Eise IIol, Buesiuc Troupe
WOOp's MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN lHkAiEkE,
Brosdvar ara Tb1teistMaiuee a. O'clock: N39 anu e
M,riaecl fronpc This Evening at 'fti uT NJ
The Eng- aud FoO Combination, aud dand A'naSsi's " '
Wild Animals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
SUPPOSED Foil PLAY.

CINCINNATI, Feb 1S-Dr. A. G. Denham NV
home at o'clock Sunday afternoon Ia attend V ,rrd
son. and rs no has not been heard from since sa
that he has been foully dealt with. About seven In,
ago when the doctor was living on Mount Au", na
house was broken into by negro by the name OF al
Gladstone and robbed. Gladstone was arfcs'Oa On
tried for burglary, convicted VI the charge hu
fenced TO six years Imprisonment in the md on
lndstone received his sentence with bad grace ne re-
leaving the prisoners bar. sNore that he wo1h t,ons
venged on the man who caused his arrest olaas, ors
had not been two months OF prison when Tue nv
stable anI were leycled TO tho gro" M
fire and his dwelling narrowly escaped me to,c" lie
mcendiary, who is believed to have ooen HAT mart Of
the city IN which the doctor lives on ou J an him
Young negro stranger 10 the DOCTOR .S ont 10 his
house at Camp Washington The doctor ~ o negro in
10 CO. but afterward started on WIZ. yJ away from
Po9S law an agent OF Gladstone. who ma! nave a0's
on his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

We print elsewhere in full the bill for a
redistribution of the National Bank currency,
as passed yesterday by the House. 1t had
been laid on the table the day before, but its
opponents were not quick enough to get
the motion to reconsider also laid on
the table; and that slender thread proved
strong enough to drag the whole subject up
again. Its prospects in the Senate arc 80
uncertain that we refrain from muddling read
ers' heads with analysis of measure likely to
be torn to pieces two or three times yet, and
perhaps finally strangled i'll its struggle to-
ward the Statute Book; and content ourselves
with referring to its text. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Some of the amendments to the bill for the
reduction of the Army, carried through last
night in Committee, may be too sweeping,
but we heartily commend the more import
ant ones. The Office of General of the
Army, an Office higher than George Wash
ington received, was created to give fitting
expression to the national sense of honor for.
and gratitude to, the man whom popular ac-
claim greeted our greatest soldier. 10 was
not intended for, and it ought not to
be perverted into, another step in the
round of easy got promotions for routine
service infpeaceful times. The whole brevot
system, save US q recognition of merit0rious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The figures showing the extent of the opera
tons Of tho Quartermaster's Department,
drawn out by Gen. Garfield, and given in our
Washington dispatches recently, are formidable
enough to warrant the most searching scrutiny.
III this be not good field for ecOnomizing, then
figures can never more be trusted Here is an
army employed in the mere service of army
transportation With forty-fve regiments of
infantry, and probably not forty thousand men
OF all arms on duty, we have fourteen thou
sand six hundred and seventy-twO men en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

II is said that charges have been brought
against the Sheriff of Oneida County, for ad-
ministering chlOrofom to the convict Carswell
lust before execution. We believe the "black
"cap" pulled over his face was saturated with
anasthesia. The matter will be brought to the
attention of the Legislature. We don't see
any particular harm in the Sheriff's action.
If the law means that man shall die for the
crime, the main object is to take life away
in the easiest manner. Any other method
would be torture. The discussion of this
"anasthetic" question will be of great interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Mr.. Senator Yates called upon Southern Sen
ators Yesterday to overcome their delcacy IN
the matter, and vote themselves two years
nav for an average OF say SIX
months work. Mr.. Yates may possess
his soul in patience Men who overcome
their delcacy far enough to present such a
claim will be enabled to make the further sac
rifice required to vote for it. For all that, we
hope to see enough votes registered to defeat
this unblushing grab; and if not to print in
very conspicuous type, for the contemplation of
their constituents the names of the men who
lend themselves to it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
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serv;ce in the field III tho presence of the
enemy, ought to be pefemptorhy aooi-
ished The number of blgh oihcerS
ought to be greatly reduced. we sincerely
hope that the fears of the reversal to-day py
the House of its action yesterday Oh ,heSe
noints. in Committee, are untounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
The n. Y. World saws:

"Bta for Edo W. Stanton, Mrs surratt when arrested
would have been decenty snd properly tried by lact
aud competent tribunal. II she had been so tried she
would PROFESSIONALLY have been acquitted, and the
American name would not have been smrched with her
innocent blood"
Mrs. Surratt was tried by the order of the
President of the United States and hanged by
his order within forty-eight hours after her SEN
tence. When was Edwin NJ. Stanton President
of the United Statesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The Paris Peace Conference has held one
more session to receive the official reply of
Greece. The Conference declared itself salts
fed with this reply, and reserved to itself the
right to protect the interests of the Christians
of Turkey. The Protocol was then signed, and
the Conference dissolved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The monster petition to be presented to Con-
gress to-day i'll favor Of reform in our natural
izatiOn laws bears the names of only twenty
seven thousand signers; but it is supported by
the aspirations of every intelligent friend to
the purity of the ballot throughout the length
and breadth Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The NewYork and Antwerp Steamship Com
pany seem to us to have made by far the best
proposition for European mail service, and,
indeed, the only one that could be properly
held worthy even of consideration. We are
glad, therefore, to observe that this is the one
in favor of which Senator Conkling is about
to bring in his report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

One of the schemes for new Department
on which we lately commented with Some
severity, was yesterday gently knocked in the
head by the Senate The rest should be
speedily made to walk in its footsteps to
their appointed end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The Spanish Minister of Colonies has intro
duced few reforms into the administration of
the Colonies. AS far as Cuba is concerned, no
Spanish reform measure will be able to change
the determination of the insurgents to achieve
the independence of the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE STEAMBOAT GLENDALE.

EVANSVILLE, lnd, feD. lo.-As tie steaihooaI
Glendale from Cincinnati bound TO 50. Louis, full of
fesh, and people, passing Green River Island seven
miles above this city day, fire broke out In her pilot
house. The boat was run ashore and the women ana
children aafoIy landed. In the tme Captain Hare
and the Grew with most OF the male passengers by ygor
GUS efforts got the IRE In check and finally exngushed
II with the total loss Of the pilot house Captain Hare
and chief Engineer William McClntock are highly eS-
tood for their GOODNESS and address In tho perlous con
diliou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The effort yesterday to reform the Franking
Abuse after the only sensible fashion. that is
to say by cutting 1t up by the roots, failed yes
terday in the Senate by only two votes. OF
course, Mr. James Nye was one of the men who
wanted to continue the swindle, and who had
only hard words for those proposing to abate Il
We must not beiatc the man for being true to
his nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
THE souyupRN PRESS CONVENTION.

MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 1s.-The Southern Press
Assoc aton snncln,ed committee today for tho pur'
pose Of looking into the proprey OF having an ndepend
ent news service Fourteen papers, taking the tele,
Smsent from louisiana or Virginia. those present were
chiefly from Georgia and Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

have persistontly secuted THE TnlBUNE's
assurances of the inevitable result may
be enabled to rub their eyes opeu far
enough to perceive that enthusiastic after
dinner speeches are not quite enough to satisfy
the American people for the seizure of our hour
of distress by professed friends to accomplish
the destruction of our commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

The closing sessions of the Social Science
Convention, at Albany, took place yesterday.
A number of interesting papers on subjects of
public interest were read, reports of which we
print in other columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
RECONSTRUCTION IN GEoRGh-THE REPUBLi-
CAN PARTY-CoNTRADICToRY STATEMENTS.

RECONSTRUCTION IN GEORGIA-THE REPUBLi-
CAN PARTY-CoNTRADICToRY STATEMENTS.
ATLANTA, Geo, Feb. 1S.-An adjourned
meeting OF the Republicans OF Georgia held
the 18th inst take into consideration the political con.
dition of tho State and the advancement of loyalty in
Georgia and adopted resolutions the effect That
work OF reconstruction not complete In Georgia. that
Congress was requested consider the facts presented
In the memorial OF Gov Bullock 10 Congress- that Con.
gress should restore tho legally elected cclOrcd M
beers to their seats IN the Legislature, aud Gu
force the reconstruction laws by such legislation
Siuctlon laws have been violated and men were holding
Office who are ineligible under the Constitution -Four
tenth Artcel and ds0ya and ask Congress TO enforce
the laws and force disqualified members TO yacae her
seats and earnestly desire that no person sha Ne az
poIted any civil office ct the State except sno a. eah
take the test OATH they appeal To Congress 10 ehact ue
laws as are necessary To give all classes OF cLeI ANUS
protection to life, liberty, aud property ana iu eJO'
Certfcd copies OF these resolutions have been Tor
waried 10 Gen. Grant. Speaker ColIaA' AeSSiS' '"'
Trumbull, and Boutwell,.
The Conservative Republicans " Georgia nave ma
meeting here tonight, to enter their solemn ~0
test against the above resolutions. They deny '""
was meeting Of the Republican party but oiy sa
portion Of disappointed extremists, ana o ,pd Tft
ported by a small body Of Republicans anu lilo ODD
posed TO the doctrines forth; that the whole S
represents the position OF the parity that tne
take issue with Gen. Meade aud hlSdeclSl0s ~
by Gen Grant aud very large portion OF the on
| party Of Georgia They deny tniS iova, men
| T0ey deny that loyal men arc oppresSeu ~, ~
Georgia They deny that Congress has 10. nrct
pledge 10 Union men south, ana tlat @ n,se and
must BIO undone and done again be!0le ped.oaa
order prevail in the State. They claim that su'i md
lions without the least evidence TO sssa'm hostile
that the movement Is gotten up Oy ~ a6nn,stTa
10 the policy of Congress aud the incoming m tbrr
ton. large mass OF Republicans, neaeou a nv tho
acknowledged leader claim that they sahd ~ a"d
Reconstruction policy OF Congress ana Gen , 10 in
that they win look to Gen Grant Congress su from
telligeut Republicans North. 10 save nc COUNTY, Nv"
further uneasiness on this or similar prtleAts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Now that the Foreign Relations Committee
Oh the senate is found to be unanimous against
lne 1ohnson-Ciarendon treaty on the Alabama
CLAIMS perhaps the English journals which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

-, PloxThs Dominican QuesOn-Gsners Nosea-PSsens
hreE-Tbs Merenry Perjury Case-Ths Ternsn Hom"de-
The PruitGrovers Cuh-Tbs Chamber OF Comnerce-im'
porant Revenue CaseThe Twentieth ward beaung Ss's-
The Courts-Ths Money MSrketA-The Markets
THIRD PAaR-Shpping Intelligence.
B;xrH P1eE-NeN PublcatiouA-Rea Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

Tho total receipts of the thcaters, p n"S,c
no ao, Concerts aud other places OF P. esI
"se,neut h, Paris during December aionaou month
500 being an Increase OF slO.2v1 On '"0 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19
TIE RAIL- SEASON

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