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DRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS and MUSIC
Es,uabo rate, at DODWORTHS MUSIC STORE, No Astor
place. n Y ----------
IF you want a good PIANO, cheap, can at
/ ? CUNNINGSs Wareroou No = Unon.square Sold On in
at, or rented any way Only look at them be-
fore you decide elsewhere.
DIANOS. MELODEONS, aud ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced for cash Eea TOeve Pianos arit ~
makers and upward New Cabinet Organs for 80 ana
vd Secondhand from 80 TO Sl79 Monthly install
bt. received Wareooma No. Ssl Broad
way HORACE WATERS.
CCUREIBER COMETS and BAND INSTRU-
- MENTS are rapidly adopted NJ very best respect bat
ng 1903 large number Of sets subject TO ies on delivery
NOT g returuel all have been accepted, and give
great New factory In foe running oer circulars
on sppieation J PALLARD Co, Agents. No GO BroadW"
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And the following for Railroad bOnt

Money was in good demand ct 6S7 per cent on call;
there rather Inquiry from brokers who have
been moderate buyers of stocks during the past two days.
and are willing pay legal rates for accommodation
ON Government bonds the rate ranges from 6 cent
with the bulk OF transactions at the highest rate. Com
mercial paper remains unchanged at ssl0 per cent,
strictly prime names pass sac per cent and there
but littlo inquiry for second.class paper.
Sterling Exchange is duh and weaker under a free
offering OF bills drawn against produce and bond ship
mcnts We quote London co days, 1925 dllo; Londons
sight, 1l0g 0los; London, prime commercial, 60 days.
1923 6lOs Paris, long, 5l5S @5lSii Paris, short Sl2i
5llt; Antwerp, 5l6I 65l5 SWISS 5i5i05l5 Hamburg,
$50 ds5S; Amsterdam, 4OSG4oli Frankfort 400 G4oat
Bremen, 70S79A; Berlin, 7l67lb.
G,,l urrno a, a.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
NEW-YORK to MONTREAL WITHOUT

n CHANGE or CARSOn aud amer July % 1909 passenger
train will HewioA and Harlem RAILROAD Depot corner of
aud Fouhave, daily (Sandss excepted NJ
for Montreal Oglensbugh aud intermediate points Tickets eau
rrorlred and baggage checked TO all points North.
l. C. BUCKHOuT General Superintendent
, 1869-12-09
Tbc Republican Party In Ttrgintn-
Letter GI0m General Wick hnm~
RrrtIxnxn Nov .

Hon chsr'es H Turf.r. caairwaa. Dc, te:
SIK: Tour letter Of Sssh lns:, Informing me that
the RI pchliean State Executive Committee, /" haa
been Iecel1ed. Al tnLeEpret the ADDRESS and
resolutions Of the majority Of the conventaon
that appoint ted your committee, your purpose Il 70
endtatpr to ob9t1uc. the tPeeo! admission Of the
State, snf to attempt to te-ergTaf1 nron The coz
siitrtaon the test oath and dsi rauehsinH clsaaes
tel satisfied thas such coufEe ~ this viii de-
strpy 10. ever my hope Of the saccess Of The He
publican parry N this STATE, and Tor that .easor, II
there were TO oteer- couid not etd n suca .
EntveLsDs. Though slwaya opposed t9 te4. oS.us
1na sse - ar peope Of
lHy ,trns Of reconstruction tnst might ne ole!su
wE,eh would mEure the speedy RESTORATION OF &ae
II cannor be expected, therefore, that ! @ saood
now do anYtntna 10 re:ard 1he lnHeats sa,z +,
s,on Of the State o. sess wn,en N Hntes p.Te fse
the great leader ol the pai1y, sou "nAee AAfe N'1
xo!4n,n sanction Of CongfefA :.
o. The other band, u uodefst2no u, tne U!-
Voeate e lie immediate adnIsEson o. me Sase the
honest compliance with tae loQE!ee1tn 4Gu ~.
teensn articles Of the contstuL:on o. tne sn1teo
yts1ons or the constitution, ~ 1t no II. Under the
SANCTION Of Conf7ess Tne!ra L. the paff OF soono
saa pIsssa s'n La !ns ma,e1s 1S pso
pei1,T can be Ie-estlbllshed, and BY which the
Eeon,ltcan pa1sy Of this State can be placed On
| EnHer these circumstances shall not hesitate
10 cooperate with them II tnel1 e1o:ts.
10 pattJ Goa Be Kept u see ascetdancy fot a1J
| lest,tl Of time tr republican Rpyernmeot BY VI
| o.eut and coe.cise meaa1res-
| Ir,:s% that deliberate reflection viii RhoN 10
soa SID those sctu2 with YOU that the refusal 70
Weld TO uare moderate eounsels will inevitably
fet11s In ioluSJ TO the susie and IN perretaal de
| feat TO the party. With these e:e~s-wh1e
vssu ne oT yourfeI md tae eomtnissee-l ,c1.'
| respectfully decline the position Joa have ten
de1eI me. Tour obed!ent servant.
| WHIl1Hs c. W1CKnAX.
, 1869-12-09

n.< s,o.ner u.cs.ou W; Field u, hsd srrt5ed at
Ii 1t nlace, and had demanded nsr 9ssent @ H.
charge In TIC I'll Of as fa.asf II dsi1Ses3t ~
childttp for me benefs of sald Ifck1e1 Y. Ftela
Jr and hnd 10 Threatened aod iasn!eed hetas TO
he asia wife Of your pear!onar a2pesiedto him tn
Inc s1N ietter 10 Cpue nnt protect bel. Al she be-
iie1ed . eontinuance Of fuca treatment wpu'd Soon
aTnas your petitioner. therefore, took The AFTER
noon train to llompourR, ard loooo snAt ny W11e
tnn come to Baden 10 ace her father and followed
w aTrsr II ia dep5ners naa 1e.rneJ from his wife NOR
tcIiJ ste cha:actef Of the threats uttered bJ tna
eis Vie sna ;auus. sn case s1e snoaid REUSE "a
A.<ent 70 h.4 TtsEss in ze<ard ~ tne sald win and
sast the tsd ahseA's were TO the eject tha: ne
scru.htd thern nil, and that he would league him.
self win the epenites Of Jour petitioner, and cir-
ctlate iElse and injurious c.lumoiea aed that he
listed TIE WHOLE family, and would nesttoy them
"rour petitloner Iutther ehozs tuat his vile re-
| fused and viii refuse 70 assent 10 the dsmsod Of
that 1re tald hIo;her, unieta restrs,ned viii en-
dearof 10 carry ons his threats Of peIsoasI ven
g. apce sGsirst yonE petitioner and family.
hth legation at RJe4t Inconvenience 10 himself m
10 The public snalrA Win which he Is cnar1cds md
pro;t ction bot must presently rttn1n to III post;
ard lhat he cannot carry them wit1 him, as IteI
are ordt red elsewhere By ph5slcisns On nccount ol
! ther healll. ...
"That your petltioaer1 family, por IN Eurapa,
| eu.b.aee his wife, ore msfrieh daughter, Mrs.
Henry q. Charu.ap. AID h-r three children, oae
| uro a1y.ed da1shtef, AID Aso sor. who propose.
| epxu TO ret3T1 10 America, ard cahnot remain
l WIN hts sa1...y TOR taeN p1osecl1u-
| "Iflst rDdef these cfcunatances, the Under
signed respt cifuy inyokes the protection Of tai!
TIE citation OF the elaid HIck*on #. Field Jr, ami
| That Summons NAY b iA4aed % Mss. Etanot II
| JGy aEd Lieutenant Colonel WlltfaN Jay, who or7
coGntx2ut OF the threats Of The SAID filckson "
! Field j., and tnca other PERSONS as yonr petl
] ttorcrs cOELstt Ray 0pd It necessary To examine
the nOre folls 10 prove the aRne: ordering the1
| ntd each Of them to attend IS Witnesses In q pre-
llntnAIy Fearing Of tnts matter. to the cad t1a
rake such disposition OF tae case Tor the pro,ex
Hon Of 3our petitioners family NJ may accot
| with the c1m1ty Gt nations, the rules Of Law, IN
| the principles Of justice.
tSRnedl hJoHS JAY.
| nulpEH.HArES. Aucult 1k, 1850 y
, 1869-12-09
GAIa


TO tas Elitor ~ Tie CAte15c Ifisuk:
Moz, readers Of the d1.lt papers sad perto 3es.s
have seen frequent an1stons wtlnln the paat yes<
TO the .cat&h closet" Aa tnvenroo which II
destined 10 foire one Of the nost dmc7it and
diesgtetah}e problems incident 10 civilized rife,
ard at the came unne 10 uttll1e and secure, for the
berea, Of humanity, source Of ua!tuaAl wealth
whose salnc IN the aggregate Is almost inezttma-
bic, And Wh,ch nas heretofore been a1moN utterly
wasted. The invention hzs been thofouEh.v
tested, and It's application 20 systeuasized toss Il
ia now betEs rapidly Introduced IN the Eastern
cities, and nas only 70 become knoEu to Insure
such unlyessal adoption Is xtA amount 70 revo-
lut,on n the department OF soea1 Life to which II
peta:2A A1He regard 1t IN the Light Of gtes.
public pe1ens not only ~ II Is desioed TO promote
the comfort and htalth Of ev1J community,
but - II viii convert what has heFetofore
been 4 nuiI1uee-xhose abatement nAs To-
ynlved yesI heAyT uI-tafo m inpos-
taut soGrce Of revenue, re feel that We ase rem
der4uz service 70 tho pubic hJ giving sp1ce 10
such detCiptson Of tce laveot1ou ~ VII convey
general idea Of The pricGple OF IL operation md
20 nsnena u SECURES. In calling u : ns1 Rfpa-
, 1869-12-09
THE RED RIVER AFFAIR.
4 Hudson Bny Company View Of
tho Matter.


tho Matter.
From he 81, F'aul Fsess. Dr. !.
gentleman Id the employ OF the Hudson Bay
Company Eect1t!y arrived 4. 81, Tnn1, sends ua
the following stRtement In relation 10 malteta NJ
St. PAUL, Dec. < 1863.
Editors II. Tuul ffess:
III. ,ntof nation contained y your last Il cor
xoull also tee 70 STATE "tha. I'D slaaaeroas
@ ia'se." ana sna,, 50 far sfe ' the company
from r,aytng into the nsEds Of The ffenca,
they have protested very s<ppEly indeed
against the donea Of llnll and his adaefenss, sni
hase repeatedly tried 10 impress upon tie tnsur.
ssssss Il IL osa.ea1s anerssadsas sas eas * ,hss
II Ia the Hudson Bay Comp1u1a a interest to have
Pence aat qu!ctut4s Around iAem. Tae company
an ea Il tae Gepes For sounueg @ 10 aeoas
xs:p ltp. and th-f only wish Ia to see Law and or
der lrrly established.
and schoo.na:;tE. His sea'!nebts arc strongly
OIL tie Ecn.An taue~ -.
TIE various ttutetreDts regarding the numbers
OF the French IN urIus are lot 10 be altogether
fetd bb, 81 It iu impossible 10 get n the truth
IN that 5errtct Iowtses, several Of than hAve
ongbir drgasteI win the 1nac:lse life they have
becn lestitbK for She past month.
The Hudrcn Iiay CoupahJ have been rather
severely cr1lc!4td a13 condemned ~ parties for
no! failing ri occt active measures TO put down
tbs movement. Such measures wou1d have nkea
ver{ wtll In theotr but not eas5 put IN practice,
a., had the company called upoa the EoRfisn and
Scotch hsl{ brceIa to garrison TIE Upper FoFt4
They world have been retuse. IN alt probability.
Some few rou'd doubtless have Answered the
cali. but the rnior,:F woult have hung back.
The cpnrau! kntE 1Olntng OF tue projected
! step for taxing the fort, and were galse nnore.
pared 10 gua1u u. Han Governor Wiz McTdrtsn
hcen Ii his clUal st1lc ct health, In all probability
tie tort would not now be IN possession OK the
TT nch.
The extra ni the -Scr' Ntsstr OF date OF Nos. l..
Rtyes ruerauce 10 nost un.nitleIsej Jal+tAoai al
| regards The erawtuR ttout Win. McTsvlth Of tas
prociamas,on. That pToclamattou wa4 made ou
rftur to the receipt Of the letter, addressed b.
| 5hu1z snl others, to the Governor, aud the coFs
! for the press iundertakeu by CatWeE1 must have
been oataIued In gone uQdsIhand war.
, 1869-12-09
VICTOR EMANUEL.
Els Recent SIckuexs-Its Cause
How Ike was Curcds

Els Recent SIckuexa-Its Cause
How IKc was Curcds
F:eEfnrt Nor. 1s) Corrtsi-nftner u TIE StH lo5k
The .llEcss Of the K,n1, which Gaze 10 neaf
ptortrg 5atR: and wh1ch caEsed 20 H1och coEnu-
tton, MaA brought Nt,ont ey . singular accident.
A few days since he ;etr Florence By G5ec:sl
thete. Dn thu oecsstou Wild boar Vas the game
HIS AajeftJ, who. a. yoH tnoE, is cTcr fot-
waEd stcer Oktstf1pIe.t hla Eulte, a1d soou found
htntelt face 70 tnce with f1ll-EIuwn boar.
1Iuet!la:tfE he dtew Eli feEof7er Ald t:eA fTo
teo;s, 10th Of which took et1ec- The boa- retseat
tbs fn, ther nso the covert. the klrx. IN the e1-
cttetat ut of the moment, ard believing iha: tie
animal Wae morz ally wounded, pn.hstl on e!oae.}
sitter HIN. But suddenly the InfaltAted animal
famed, not 10 hay. but to rash OF bis enely. he
kirg was M0uLted on cEe of hA paSr 1ttan h1ni-
err Jet the charge Of the boa- was 80 furious that
Ing that the weather Vas wet nod tbs. saaa so1 OF
san Eufs5ie Is more Ike sponge than Anght e!se,
yo1 cAa !ma9tpe what it was 10 Struggle thu1 in
The death-sSouJ Of 10 poEeEfnl qua1F5 ~ the
King bad to contend Win. The struggle wAA nerce
AZ ehoss. and, Is usual, Ills Majesty cAue out
VICTORIOUS, hut soreiJ damaged.
When The 1osal suite catle up, they found nat-
teri as follows: The boar dead, the horse Iem-
| bling from fright. md covered with mnl, AID
oieedtug trpm teIer1l deep 1e*h wonnfa: The
King himself xoiully so:leo, stained. Ana though
| act Wounded nEcn. coElideEahl5 bztised- Tbs
hcnewhsu, which be cid. on a fresh horse. De
terulned Rot 10 give Il up, he dned ~ usual Blu
! tow41u morning be grew quite Eck, fever aud In
/ tammalion Of tie luuEs had eet IN, and hts cAs
| be&xn to hok ael1oaA; YET, fortunstelJ, he Ia
! ktrurxltd through, and u noE quite oct Of 6apKel
uaEusra, and, succeeding ID doing 60, his uie IA
l been EAyed.
, 1869-12-09
p,een io xcunR women for 1uet compensation -
viii In lhe End naake 1t SELF upportlng, or ncaxiJ

c,sen 10 ,oung women fos suea compensation e
viii. Ia Inc end, Eaks It sell supporting, or nhaz'I
if1ae rottspe pin Of tho school eomp!lses =
IN to 10 uTnctlrod Ia tho Vicinity OF Boston,
rontnanipE abont twensyu.a acre.: aIs scssa 10
he frn for the cultivation Of s1Au ffnita nowefss
saiss, and such vegetables a. aEe suitable y. s1s
soted 10 moving and pastarase; 200 gooa
Reasn meda,n1 s ancas thirty nmatts; barn lasse
e. onqn iof the farm stosk, snd N eSpeamsntn
pIanI nocts lor growing rosers and cary ve9o-
Tne epp1Ip1 of lta 11Autn3ou Is 70 % tsate1 "
Pres;teu;, Seere!alf, Treasurer and tRentJ+soaf
nanaeert-one hall Of snom s1n l.,I,a Dc
sistapta Tne pupils will bs Instructed 10 plain
sertn9, nc use al tie sewing machine md 70 ~
kinda or nousexort, as well = nolsleatnss;; Z;
std kc1uteIs ana teachers IN ttucIed hEoacaes q
labor aEu service will be employed from time 10
l114e.
f il Intended to receive pupils to I'll. nnmbss
Ct tvtniy-1<f, who arc from tho nee Of 6ixtcen
inward, or coed rharac'er. fn!r eftEation. ane
ablc to work a. nny be required. Tac courEg o.
insIrac.,un will ertepd through Two ytsata. the
estlma.ed cost OF procuring The farm and p1toutlo
LIES, ard Maintaining the ecaool for tlrRe seAs'
Il &1u,tEN.
, 1869-12-09


It is not 1t all certain that Colonel Ham
ilton. Conservative, is elected Governor Of
Texas We have returns from tweuty.four
southeastern counties where the ConsaIva-
tive organization is very active and power
ful. .na IN these counties General Davis,
Radical. has minority Of 4,so0- Accord
ing 70 ia registration Of 1867 in these
counties, Tia blacks ~ere in majority
Of :,e53. Tho Radical majority,
therefore, e1ceezs the colo1ed excess
Of numbers II .,d47 votea.
The press dispatches from Texas stated
thst large plumbers Of blsu<s in tho eastern
counties bad voted tho Conservative ticket,
which proves, if true, that o~aside,ablz
larger number Of whites had voted Me l.d
| ieal ticket We do not say that Genera
| Davis is elected, but the chances arc tar
:sinls favorable for him. We venture Ii
! opinion That t<o Radicals and ten Coz
sezvAsires hnve i.eeu elected to Congress.
, 1869-12-09

Scpator Summer has introduced tho
wiscst measure on the national finances thst
has been brought into Congress during the
present yea1-to Wit: That SO muck Of
the Banking Get aslimits the issue Of bills to
Foo, ,ooo,oo is hereby repealed, and the
existing banks may be enlarged and new
banks may be organized at the discretion Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury; but no more
billA than are now authorized ty the Bank
ing act shall hereafter be issued unless the
Secretary, at the time Of their Issue, can,
and does, destroy like amount of legal
tenders, and the increase Of bank bills
hereby authorized hhRll not exceed $:1O,-
600 600 per year, which amount shall bs go
distributed BY the Secretary Of the Treas
u1y Us to equalixe, as near as possible, the
banking interests Of tho different States"
This is not new proposition, by any
MEANS. It has aeen frequently advocated
in OUT columns during the past two years
was recommended by Commissioner Wells
in his last annual report-wns endorsed by
| the Financial Committee of the Louisville
Commercial Conycntion-and We may add
/ that lis soundness as an economical propo
sition has received the endorsement of Johl
psunTr aIiI', unqueat,uuaoly the highest liv
| ing authority on political economy. WI
aro ezati6od that Mr. Sumner can be count
ed among its advocates.
, 1869-12-09

tasned that Ia possessed guilty knov,edze
Of the tragedy. II he vas not Au accom-
puce In thu crime. Hn was a1TAtGued Oh
Suspicion Of bcinx concerned In the crime,
and The evidence show ed that he VIII on tcrm1 Of
great intimacy with Nh. Cunningham Il wa
charged oJ the prosecution that be En& her pam
mor1, Ard a. kuoh aided and aoested In the mur-
dtt. Alter tie aoq1lttal Of the nccused woman
he wns discharged on his own reeospixAnce sud
Bank again into the obscur1tJ from which tho
tragic event had taken htm and It wns not init;
late last year that he once more and for tue lA.t
time. becane conspicuo1s a one Of the prime op-
eralors In The famous whtstey frsnd cases IN
which Bldsde!i and himself wcrt principals.
Alter long and full trial Eckel Wal found guilty
OF the chArgc Of Illicit diattnR, and sentenced TO
three testa' Imprisonment In the Albany Pen,,en-
tlat1 On the mt count In the indictment Sen
tence o. the Iem4!n!ng counts woa Suspended
until he had fully served the term imposed for the
dFaI
, 1869-12-09
A YOUNG LADY IMPRISONED IN
ALUNATIC ASYLUM.
Difference Between IEersris sud Her
Parents Rkt to n Lovcr t1ac Cause Of
The Htnprssonnlcut.

Fyota N { Dubuque H71tt.
About eighteen moths aGn, there arrived n t1l.
city. from Chtcseo, yonng man. elegau, IN ap-
peudstore, AID apparently possessed oi consderA-
bla Means lie put up at one OF ocr psirc,pal ho-
iarntiics Of stanaus snd re.pectaoil,tJ. Amons
others With whom be became a.soclaiet, bot
whosc Lame, for obvious reasons shall be nane-
and a1nlatlc etri. str1ce with her a2pea.acce
and fascinated with her charms. the spider soon
msn n kaa t.1 70 sae !s
fatr oLe would not istea 70 the folsona da:ler:es
Of The nrnstioE PEACOCK. and Ieoeled bis ad1suces
TO ra5, supported the claims OF her !ore1, apt used
every ach!nsiion 70 bring about the union Doubt
iess mpssa.sa Mt!h Tie ssemsg ssa1is, q tas @ Il;
prove ~ good MATCH forgetting ,hat all 10 NOT
gold thsr Riifttrs- The 5000 sense Of the gltl su1
Eose he stEprt to accomplish his ends the more
Tesonte Ahe became. At :cpBth, wtstien bg his
The yo1ue laaJ 1ese.sd 70 ~
telfola. Leaving home win naosnt hut : thin
scarf to protect her del,enie frame Ireu ~iad AID
weather, she went to Si.ll a family where sh4
hopea Mt least she might he tree ftnn persecG~
to concoct plan where by passion might be re-
setIed II paTenta; oheiteuce VA disre9as.iea--
Accordingly, one dag enc YES persuaded 70 taxe
and a ,so-cal1eh friend IN the capacity Of N
e1-shes,u. she al nrst objected on account
q ths cold. but was met WIZ tae Ecp,J
10 Ice slaughter. she uas buried 70 The
over sne found herself t1,m7sc,i IN .una:!c a4J-
lam: 1!eHor neJond description: WHY was
ike, protected her wir.low and debazcd nil chance
OF escere. What had shr. poor innocent. done
to mrE1i iEct sIreiing as thts !: What crime hs.
e sr sss = sa Il Ss q
| the rsktd her hran 70 discover whE o: Ehefe-
with the outer world; nc 1ts:er4 aro1nd
her. ana ys, not p.ttooes, but almost worse. =
! nrldlsh laughter her roEpanlonA WHAT must
hct feelings have been, youp2, fair. eccocpl!ihed,
| lnsellIeens: 4 feeling Of resigned despair stnie
over hsI, ard .he !ei, 1t was best % r. and hear
| kLowesh. Ill tbinS., ard wt.hsut who:c kuozi-
efEe not q ea1E Can Ike lnat or sparrow fan. In
| rain had she required The reason OF her cnnfus-
Eent-ta1nts a!d 1cots were lee only ans~ers
| which were heaped upol her; Mecklr sae bore
The ep!lhets which tgnotan. uadcr'lnRs applied 10
/ bsr. Isut when Ehe Witnessed thelpnatntntons
| treatment which the other unhappy inmates or
ahe ventCreh 10 rem uc1Etrafe+ sr,i dared N COM
| p:ain Of Whist the SAW apIl heard. Was abe
| htecea: fe', but how-for shifty.h1I koa1a WAS
&c @ @sir5ppSd sn"n o. & astH ne very 'n1u1.ss Which
| heSEtn!
At the expiration Of certain eertosl she Was AL
LEVIED 10 leaue that inhuman den Of ba1bar1sm.
without any certificate whatever. Fourteen
| those walls.
Tits Is no nc,oa. 1t Is ao absolute reality We
I haFe seen Tue l4HJ IN question, hive coaVe1sed
With her, have listened to her tale OF piarY aud
ordinary inte12eoct, and the tears trtckled do IN
! her cheeks ~ she trlote1 her sad hiEtory.
, 1869-12-09

'.,Ioaniug The city funds r Is the fAvorsts
phra*d Of thoss individuals who have taken
uron themselves TO carp at Treasurer Cages
arrangement to sseure 10 the taxpayers q
per cent interest On the average balance Of
the city deposits. It may be worth whila
10 explain, not to tho carpsrs for they al
ready understand II, bu. 10 their dupes,
!! xbat Mr. Ghges proposition really is, and
how little it is entitled to be called "lo.a-
| ing the city funds
! The City Treasurer will be the cnstodian,
during tho current municipal year, Of owe,
seven millions Of dollars. The city doe&
not pay all this money out ut ones. 1t has
durirg the groater part Of the yoas, bal
, 1869-12-09

no violent shape. reso1. 10 military force
would be extremely unwiso. So long as
the Provisional Government in Gsozgia
prescrros the peaco sud tole1ates no forci-
lilo resistsnce to tho execution Of tho laws,
there is no justifable prete1t for reminding
that State to military rule. In the mean-
time, Georsia is unrcprescnsod In Congress,
md il tho people there prefer to remain
unrertesontcl rather than conform to the
acts Of reconstruction, LET them do 80. 1t
's too ]ate in the day, aud too long after tho
close Of the war, 10 establish military
government in any part Of tho country
where there is no active or actual resistance
to the authority Of the government.