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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
TIE BRJTJSH PROBJTN

Whether it was or was not wise in Great
in her legislation in the direction of Free
Trade, we do not decide; but there is no de-
nying the fact that her mountain of paupcrism
has not been diminished thereby. Mr.. John
l.. Hayes of Boston sums up the elements of
the problem as follows:
" NJ Emile dc Laveleye, eminent French political
economist but not OF the Protective school, has recently
furnished to the Rerue DIES Degf NOndes very instruct
i've article upon the land question In England. After
showing that tho accumulation OF capital in the little
island Of Great Britain is vast that the Wanted treas
ures Of Carthage, Tyre and Babylon nothing by its
side he adduces many facts which confirm the state
ments OF the English authorities already quoted to
the present unparalleled distress Of the working classes
In England. He shows that pauperism, which had he
fore slightly diminished, had increased since 1866. The
number Of persons relieved which In January, 1906
was 92O,Si, rose I'm January 1869, to l,0J96io. In
O total population OF 2l,76000o; that IL, In En-
gland, exclusive OF Scotland and Ireland. Although in
the last 900 emgrants had left for those
who remained the number OF paupers had increased In
that year $4,000 He quotes the observation OF Lord
Hamilton I'm Parliament. that IL is impossible to consult
the sad statements which indicate constant increase Of
misery for the three years past without being wildly
alarmed for the future NJ Layeleye remarks that this
increase OF wealth tho hand and Of misery tho
other oyeturns all the old calculations Of the science Of
political economy Tho economists say that II con-
adorable part OF mankind Is stl poorly provided with
the necossaros Of ic Il Is because labor does not PRO
duce enough. This would seem true Then the genius
OF Invention aocomulshes wOnICra. II cor.r cts ha-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

chimes 40 admirable, chat single individual, ca, a. a.
work which once reqcired thousand Aecord,n, q,
Mr. Fairbairn, an English engineer the total DumI., =,
horsepower employed on the stesmengines OF Eav.,
In 1866, was 3csGOo. equivalent TO the labor Of event.
sik millions workbench There ere IN that couD,, ill.,,
hve millions families Each family then har AZ ia m
wee heen slaves whose muscles Of steel put in o,o.
ny coal are never tred Among those peoples who
have not yet learned how to borrow fro,o 80,
these interchangeable servants, tn Rus.a ~, -
the labor Of tic head OF family u,i,o o.
most simple tools. is sufficient n ,,,a
comfortably for oil his dependents. How Il tina,
Engishman, having at his command iftecn save a, -
able 10 live in the greatest ooniforti NJ r. passv A., g.
work on Machine, Deats calculation which n,oz.
that England in 1860 exported 2s go klosrar,mes IN
weight Of cotton cloth, or sixty four times the crc,,
ference ~ the earth How IL that she can send aroaa
the vcstnent Tor plan, {, whan che cannot otbc h
own pOOri" wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

That the Government of the City of New
York, as reformed by Tammany, is n pure
despotism, III which the people have no rights
which the rulers are bound to respect can
plainly he seen by perusal of Section AZ of
chap. 3S3 of the Laws of 1870, being part of
that mass Of iniquity commonly known as the
Tax-Lcvy. 1t declares that on or before the
LIST OF December annually the Commissioner of
Public Works shall make an estimate of the
sum OF money which will be required for his
department for the year next ensuing, and this
estimate is to be submitted to the Mayor and
Controller, who, before the 10Th of December
III conjunction with the Commissioner, shall
Tx the amount he is to have, and such amount,
when established by said Mayor, Controller,
"and Commissioner, shall thereby become ap-
propndfed" The Board of Supervisors is
directed by the concluding sentence to raise
tins amount by tax. Precisely the same power
Is conferred upon the Mayor and Controller,
with the Presidents of the respective Boards,
to estimate and appropriate for the Health,
Fire, and Police Departments.
4ammany profcssed last Winter an intense
desire TO provide this city with n popular gov
erAmont and redeemed its urnmisas with such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
Jagged At IASTp


There are certain gentry, as all of us know,
whom Nemesis pursucs III the guise OF a stout
turnkey, armed with a warrant and pair of
letters. Even 40 bold a ruiiian as Mr. William
Skies, 30 dashing "a desperate as Capt. Jona-
than Wild, was haunted, we dare be sworn, by
the grim phantom Of constable; and the
gallant Jack Shepherd himself had dismal
hours when he turned pale fOresccng that
little accident which was at last to lay him by
the heels in Newgate prison. The freebooters
Of Erie of course have their private and invis-
iblc tormentor. When Mr.. Fisk gazes from
his Opera-bOx upon the bounding Dianas of
the ballet, do MT you suppose he sometimes
sees an iron hand shaking a warrant at him
over their lovely shoulders The shrek of
the festive fife and fiddle reaches his ear bur
dened with imaginary clankngs OF spectral
handouts. The gorgeous banquet hall has
cupboard with a very ugly skeleton in 1t, and
astride the bottle of Clos de Vougeot out of
which he pours libations TO Venus, sits u hor-
rid little demon in chains whispering OF stone
walls and starvation diet When he has the
nightmare, that aveDging visitor comes to him,
We dare say, dressed in dark blue coat and
nOurisbing locust club; and there are prob
ably times when he cannot pass the policeman
at the door of hs own Opera-hOuse without m
involuntary mIiGkenin1 al sinn and a clld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

q law as this, which places the power Of the
purse in the hands of three men entirely be-
yond popular coltrol. The Department of
Public Works is the most expensive of all
branches of the public service, including the
Croton Department and all street improve
ments. The vast SIMS necessary for these
purposes are appropriated by three men, II
the people desire to he robbed Of their rights
and their money in this style, let them vote
the Tammany ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
A VOTERS PERPLEXJTIRa

To the Edifor Of The Tribune,
SIR: have just returned 90 p. No. from ,
tbreehours' hunt for the Republican Headquarters 10,
tho Twenty ODd Ward and have been unsuccessful
Ought that to he so!
Election before last went 10 get cglstered gave nv
name and oddress-ike an honest man; election d,y
when went to deposit my vote, found my name WA.
not on Ne roll. The Republican Registers had c,n.
homo Tor on drunk the night went TO g. .cgi,terea
leaving tho Democratic Kegstcrs to takc iac names II
those presenting themselves. The Democrat. vers
warned to come again AMI be registered the Repnb-
Leans Qike mel eft To discover on the dag OF Tho
election, that they were NOT REGISTERED!
Last election (warued by previous experience made
sure had to deal with the -FOUR "do0d beat" Re,isLrs
and felt sure was fully rcgisrc1. On the day Of election
Republican ticket u0s n be tovud erin not vote,
but, suppose, furnished (nwlingJ one more nam,
for our Democratic otrHers 10 vote upon.
This evening, when went to get registered The pro
ceedngs were interrupted irGGaSt By eqyps.t protein
by the reading Of an iuccndlry proclamation 90 colLe.p
from Mayor o. K. The Republican Reg sters took no no
tice Of my protest.
Is there any occult reason why the Republican Head
quarters cannot DC found by simple Rcpul, ans or
why they did not supply ballots last election day.
especially on occasion which cen occur bus once IN
twenty years Yours, sc. Az IEIsHMAN D. NJ. 5os.
[Our correspondents case is n hard one; bnt
if he knows no better than 10 90 TO the Repub
Iican Headquarters to be legally registered ~
q voter, what can be done for himP Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

Some weeks ago we printed the complete
census of the city, with careful comparison
Of the population by districts and wards with
the vote at IA certain recent and shameful eiec-
ton. To-day we have from Gen. Sharpe the
official announcement of the census, whlch
docs not differ in any important particular
from what We have already published, although
we print it as a matter of official record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The Eccle sastical dignitalics OF Rome must
have been shocked beyond measure by some
of the things that have taken place since the
Italian occupation of the city. 1t is fact for
example, that half-a-dozen newspapers, liberal
in politics and more or less free-thinking IN
religion, have been started in the Eternai
City, and are circulated daily in the vicinity
of the Vatican. Few, except those who have
lived in Rome, can measure the meaning OF a
fact like this,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

Here is our esteemed friend TIE World
playing its sinful games again. Last sunday
it published what appeared to be Cable dis
patch from London, ore column IN lengtb.
describing the South African diamond district
The first two lines OF this dispatch came
through the Associated Press agency. All the
rest was copied verbatim from an - Emigrancs
"Guide," published at Cape Town by firm
of immigration Agents The three letters
from the diamond fields, printed IN the same
number of The World, are also transcribed
from this Guide. Now Of course our esteemed
friend has perfect right to publish this sort
of thing if it sees fit; but we humbly submit
that it is too absurd to make believe it ia
transmitted by Gable. 1t is not lair to tire
public either, because it makes a great deal Of
difference in the credibility of the reports
whether they are sent by correspondents of in
impartial newspaper, or put. forth by agents
who are directly interested in stimulating inl-
migration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The rumors FROM Franco of mediation and
armistice are repeated, but Very Indefinitely
The terms proposed are az yet unknown,
while the motive of England in thus suddenly
becoming active in the work of peace making
is suspected, perhaps misunderstood. and may
possibly retard the much wished for peaceful
conclusion of the negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

II is understood that Mr. Alderman, the At.orno'
General of tho United States arrived III the Guy iA.'
evening. for the purpose of consulting with DiS'ie'
Attorney Noah Davis and Marshal Sharpe as 10 ines'
ures for the enforcement of the Election laws ins
Attorney General declares that all tho power Oh ''s
Government is to be exerted in the enforeenion'"'
the Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

Count
New Yoii, City. ......... 53l,2l2Gi2 lVii,57o,d'
Increase in thc - counties. ..: SllYgi'lD
Increase in the CITY Of Newly Ork .S5lG,l66,5W
That is, the country increases about seven per
cent, the City ninety-Seoen per cent. Is 1t any
wonder that Tammany manages to keep down
the rate of taxation, while getting every year
an enormous increase Of money by this out
rageous over valuationf
Taking the last seven years for comparison,
we find the following valuations OF the city
and the country:
Year CITY. Country. Year. Cilg. Country
1864 sJ7GOl lM So2l 9J9 76 1853. &2Di63 s96lSs262
IsGi G225150l0 928,238 i5ls69 Si9ll327 98S2O9t53
1919 COO }5J 92l4i5 2s1 1870. 9!S2SJiGi lOj5
1861. 713,Ss9O55 oJ0,7l9G57'
Increase Of the City, since 1864 rs graduated
by the Stlte Assessors, $685., 982 800, or sixty
one per cent; increase by Tweed's assessment,
e471, 1856, 2SS, or nearly cighty-two per cent.
Increase in remainder of the state, $1l3,7iS,OO8,
or about twelve and onc-third per cent.
A look at the strongly Democratic counties
near New-York may be instructive as Illus
trating this extravagant valuation for the pur-
pose of making a show of light taxes;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The first number of new illustrated Joa
nal in the Portuguese language has just been ,,r
this city by j. C. Rodrsues IL is intended ch'e"' ~.
circulation In Brazil atiordng an accurate Ie.'i
important events that in the United s'a'o' .,
frank discussions OF the principles ana q,
N,rth American politics the paper is brous" o"' =.
,,,g hi. win ahupd,pt Illustrations, and Is ~, ~
ho Issued monthly on tic sallhS y! tho b'"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

We most respectfully suggest TO our rulers
at Washington that turning good Republicans
out of clerkships and inspectorShpS because
they do or do nit belong to one OF another "a
the cliques into which our folks are unhappny
divided, is not the way to help eject ou,
State Ticket. As most earnest supporter VI
that Ticket, we exhort the men IN power
stay their hand and let us elect Woodforu ANU
Kaufman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25


SO the valuation of these five roaring Dem
ocratic counties has gone up, even after the
reductions of the State Assessors, at the rate
of nearly 5G per cent. in four years, while the
rest OF the State increases not quite four per
cent. within the same time. The money raised
by tax in the five counties above named in
1867 was SG0,2J},1Sj GS; the population in 1865
was 1,22tG13; tax per head $24 70. The tax
on the remainder of the State was $1G2Gj,-
735 o.; the population, 2GO7, 1Gi tax per head,
Sc q, or Onc-Qlartcr as much as in the Tam
many district.
Let us look, now. at the rate of taxation in
a few of the leading Democratic counties in
the State, az compared with prominent Rcpub-
lican counties, Just to find out the value Of
Democratic economy. AZ expressed through
their Boards of Supervisors:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The Tammany ruili3ns who successfully re-
sisted Supervisor are advised TO read the
account Of the fate Of the fellow VINO attempted
in the same way TO oppose United States
Deputy Marshal in tie performance Of his duty.
They will then understand that the Govern
ment officers and Courts mean to enforce the
law against fraudulent naturalization and ere
"peatiug"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

When we lately spoke of Mr. James Fisk,
jr, as the valued associate of Mr.. Mayor Oakley
Hall in the conduct of tie Ring, there was
here aud there a reader unable to understand
how the Colonel had been promoted TO such
an ouinoace Of degradation Perhaps letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
falo. Rochester, and Poughkeepsie /:
s2lC, 23C, s23O,G27,52s
TO.al......T28,027

Here we have an increase in the rural dis
tricts of only S14,3 ,47O in twelve years, which
is q little less than seven per cent. Let us
sec how New-York City compares with these
counties, taking the Tammany assessments for
our guide ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

The Irish T pull.cans hold a rousing mass
meeting tonight at Cooper Institute. Stirring
speeches and an enthusiastic crowd are
eYDpctel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
An Absolute Safeguard.

Inyaliis, broken down i'll health and
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20

with with more certain disaster. VI aii DIS
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20

We invite attention To an article we
publish this morning concerning the
invalidity of an unconstitutional law
and the duty of citizens under uncon-
stitutonal legislation. 1t IS from the
pen of one OF the ablest lawyers in the
State and, Notwithstanding its length,
will amply repay perusal by those In
teres;ed in the subject. The writer
says, in private letter accompanying
the article, ut seems TO me that arbl-
"'trary power has so long and eitectu-
ALLY prevailed that even Democrats
have forgotten and need to be re-
minded Of the elementary principles
20. popular government Many seem
"tacitly to concede the quasi legitimacy
"of usurpation, while some openly ad-
"vocaie its efficacy" To show that
the written Constitution is the para
mount law and that no legislation re-
pugnant to its provisions, ever has
been, is, or can be worthy of obedience
by the people, is the purpose of the
article, and is accomplished with force
and minuteness OF argument that must
command universal assent We COM
mend the article especially to the legal
minds OF the State and through them,
70 the people at large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
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