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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

The example of Mr.. WhittemOre in surepti-
tiously resigning to avoid the penalty of his
misdemeanor, has been followed by MeSsrs.
Golladay of Kentucky and Mr. Deweese iof
North Carolina The manner of the gentlemen
in escaping their punishment at the hands of
the House will add to the contempt with
which the public regards them. And with this
bitter punishment upon their heads, let them
slip out of public sight forever. We repudiate
utterly the idea that any sensible constituency
will reflect members to the same House which
has lust been cheated ont of the opportunity
of expelling them by the trick of their resig-
nation That would be very elaborate invi-
tation indeed to prompt expulsion on sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

The uncompromising friends of Eetrenchment
in the Legislature have increased the salary
of the Canal Appraisers from $500 to $1,000
per annum, but, in order that the financial
storm might be tempered to this hapless vic
tim of public economy, they have allowed them
an additional $1,000 per year as travelling fees
When the Democrats go before the people
asking for a renewal of their power in the
State, they will doubtless be prepared to show
the exact amount saved to the Treasury by
this transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
AMNESTY TO THE PURPOSE.

Several bills have been submitted to the
Senate or the House, pWpOrting to provide
for Universal Amnesty-some of them remind
ing us of Millions description
"No light, but rather darkness visible"
Here is one, however, introduced to the
House by the Hon. III. C.. Burchard of Illinois,
who represents the 5000 Republican majority
in the Hon. f. b. Washburne's district, which
seems to us to come very near the mark:
BILL to remove political disabilities In taiylng aud conform
their Constitutions and laws 10 the provisions Of the FAeeGth
Amendment the Constitution OF the United States.
BE enacted on the Senate and House OF Representatives.
fhe United States Of America IA Congress assembled,
That whenever the fifteenth article of amendments To
the CONSTITUTION OF the United states shall have been
duly ratified by the Legislature OF any state OF the United
states and the Constitution and laws OF such State shall
conform provisions OF said article, all Of the ct
OF such State under any OF the disabilities imposed
by the third section OF Article ii OF amendments TO the
Constitution OF the United States, shall become and
thereby be, relieved OF such disabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

There is no way to pilfer from the public
nurse so\strangc that it is past finding ont by
the average Alderman Of New orS. Alter
the concrete swindle had been smcared on
Fifth-avc. at one profit and taken Off at
another, it was,thought possible that the excel
lent Belgian pavement of that thOroughfarc
would be undisturbed, for time, at least.
But those labOFjng under tia delusiOn have
been quickly uudeceiycd by Che resolution
passed yesterday, to pave Fifth-avenue with
the Stafford pavement, which is'sn experiment
in wood, as che concrete was in tar aud gravel
Not content with cOnsummatng this new
outrage against the protests of the property
owners of the street, the Aldermen doomed
other streets TO experiments with CHndry pave
ments never heard of before. such rs the Stow
foundation" the Robbins" and the Paul
National" If anybody else has patent
pavement that will yield handsome profit in
putting down and still larger one when taken
IN, let him "see" our Aldermen at once. lie will
find a fair field and plenty of favor, provided
he is not prcildiccd against number OF silent
partners, who will atone for putting nothing
into the firm by taking a good deal out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

We very much fear that the virtue of Mr.
Henry Bergh must be its own and only reward.
There has been during the century no more
modest yet sublime exhibition of true moral
courage than that of this quiet gentleman,
boldly penetrating to the most dangerous
haunts of crime. vigorously and deliantly at
lacking the strongest and most INSCRIPTIONS
political combinations in corrupt courts, and
unfnchingly facing a storm of keenest satire,
sustained only by his clear consciousness Of
right and strong feelings of humanity. He de-
serves, and will yet receive, the admiration
and gratitude of the community. His action
yesterday before the Grand Jury of Kings
County and in Justice Riley's Court greatly
augments the debt which the public owes him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Cs.1pots o'oRaroad connecting the Atlantic coast
and se sseut barJo the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River
at point Of reliable navigation thus With the ea, Railroad
system and water transportation of the great West and Southwest
rosxs rHE ADpr7loSAL TRUNK LINZ. lmpe
ry deusuded for tie accommodation the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic Europe
the one hand great producing region, Of the Ohio and M
,ppi valleys on the other
Tas Ixronr,scE OY THIS Do,D As NEW OUTLET
wzs7 TO The SEA- msguses it into one Of national
qleuce through aSc from the Gay Of Its
competitors while development the agricultural aad
Virginia West Virginia possesses along its
own line elements Of large and profitable local business
Thus he great interests both general aud local. Which demand the
completion Of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio
River s guaranty Of its and value and RENDER
Il raE most ISFoETAST ENTERPRISE
SOW ~ PROGRESS IN THIS COUNTRY.
Its superiority as route and the promise Of an
sense profitable trade awaiting completion have drawn to the
attention and cooperation Of prominent Cpastsl and Railroad Men
II this city, Of sound judgment and known integ.
dy whose connection with IT, together With that Of eminent citizens
,ul bushes. men Of Virginia and Yves, Virginia nurss energetic,
boporble aud successful management
The Road completed operation from Richmond to the ,,e
GRATED White Sulphur Springs virgaa 2z7 miles aud there
main bat 200 miles NOV partially cOnucte to be completed carry
10 the proposed terminus Ohio River the mouth Of
he BIZ Sands River $50 miles above Cincinnati and $50 miles below
Pittsburgh.
ass are projected or progress through Ohio aud Kentucky to
. point which will connect tie oHO rHE
Entire RAILROAD SYSTEMS or THE WEST AND soUTHwssr
9Th rHs PACIFIC RAILROAD.
It, valuable franchises and superior advantages will place the CHEA'
,EAKR AND ONO RAILROAD among the richest aud most
powerful ard Trustworthy corporations Of the country
.r,. PRESENT VALUE IN COMPLETED ROAD DOM.
sor,L TO THE ENrmx AMOUNT MORTGAGE.
The details Of the been arranged With special reference
M want, Of All classes Of investors combine the various features
ofopvepepee safety and protection against loss fraud
The Bonds are 10 denominations Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

The Hartford Times reads its p ,'a,"rc for
friends in New-Hampshire a severe 'ee,".J ,arn
making the "gross and inexcusaOl % o'" PoSsn
n s deserving their own candidate Gen; peo .n
OF OF o1 Governor and voting for Mr.. Flint the
Ioi poform candidate. "In every aspect oi
Laoo' - Sovs The Times, this strange ac-
" tiau of the State Committee seems W " Wa
- crave and incomprehensibie bnnder, g W.
or" rother inclined for once to agree WIZ" 1''
Uorfford Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

The Postmaster General has dealt fatal
blow at the Franking abuse. He shows by Of
fetal figures that there passed free through
the mails, during the month of January last
matter which ought to have paid postage TO
the amount of S1597OO. Yet these figures are
made up from partial returns of only 454 post
Offices. There is clear evidence that the Frank
ing Privilege of each of the 293 Members OF
Congress costs the people more than S0OOO-
nearly twice the amount paid each Member
as salary. Argument cannot strengthen such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
$1,000. $500. AND 500.

TIE, viii issued as Coupon Bends PAYABLE TO Bearer and n'y be
,sld in that tormio
The Bond may be registered OF Tie With the cou
pons remaining payable bearer attached the principal being then
Transferable o on the books Of COMPANY unless reaHgued to
,eaer;
The eoppou NAV be detached cacslsd tie Bond made p-a
. registered Bond transferable only the books Of the Company
and the a, made payable only to the registered bis at
torasy
The THREE CLASSES Of BoSDs will lie known respectively
Is " Coupon Bonds payable to Bearer"
n Rsgiss1ed Bonds ,ria Coupons attached"
"a "R,eed Bond, rtA Coupons detached" ard should be
isa,ea BY correspondents specifying the class Of Bonds desired
They have Thirty from Jan IS, 1870 with interest at
spe cent per auuum from Nov 1859 PRINCIPAL STEKE'r
rArAslE ~ GOLD ~ THE CRY SEwYoEK.
The interest payable apd NOVEMBER that take the
place Of that Of The er Of FeTwen aud suit the con
usues Of our friends already hold Genital AID Western Pacific
BOaa, payable January and Juy sad who desire
making additional Investments to lave their interest receivable at
6serent Of the year.
The Loan BY mortgage entire Line Of Road from
Richmond to the Ohio River with the equipment aud ali other property
IBd spP0r.enAnees connected theresith
sisKrse FusD $1,000 PER Assvx Is PROVIDED VoR rnE
REDEMPTION BONDS EFFECT oSE YpAR AFTER
COMPLETION oy.THz ROAD.
The mortgage sisoOO Of which saoosoo will be reserved
and bs tu for the redemption ou,ndng Bond, Of The Y
g"a Central Railroad Company merged the cH,IPEAKE
OHIO
OF the remaining sl3 sufficient amount will b, sold TO com
pse the road the Ohio River perfect improve the portion no.
spsOn and thoroughly equip the whole for large r,ae
The present. price Is 80 AID accrued interest
Loan amply scared carefully guarded hereafter
9. eOnsaAsG RIoaiRen place sseah, nie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MAKCH !, .'eN

figures. 1t will be shameful and suspicious IL
the Senate, after reading the Postmaster
Generals statement, longer hesitates to abro-
gate this much-abused privilege. The start
ling figures suggest that inquiry Isoy reveal
that the sale of cadetships is an insignificant
swindle compared to the fraudulent transfer OF
official franks. Let the motive and oppor-
tunity disappear at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
an,-..n,,rts Y,ttur,s. rte. ahis ebming.

RooTu,s T1rArER. Twenty -third-st. aud Sixth-a'e'
"Hamlet" Booth 80,
FIYru-AvE THEATER.-" Frou-trou'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,, Iwenty-tn'ru-s'' anu
R;sb,S.sve-"Tueye Temptations"
Nm,o,s GARDEN" Innisfaen; or, The Men III
az 1.ns Me- aud Mrs Barney Williams
OLYMPIC THEATER.-" Hamlet Il. H. FOX
W,IIAoKs TnFATFR. Broadway and thirteenth
AZ :, Lost at Sea" J. W. Wsilsck.
WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway and 3Oth-st.-lrom
m tolO p,m At2: "Faust" Blondes Ats Golden Bubble
ASSOCIATION Hail, Twenty third-st. and Fourth
sre-Readng b. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nsuieuhof
KELLY g. LIONS MINSTREIs. No. 20 Broadway
lie Petit Faust
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DEsIGN.-Third Winter
Exhibition
NEw-YoRK CRCUS, F0urtcenth-st-Gran Pro-
gramme Eouestrisuism. Bcdoun Arabs
SAN FRANCISCO Observation-Disclosures per-
orHSpeeS
Rev. III. NJ. GAILAUTR: Berean Baptist Church, cor.
Bedford sud Dowumg stt-" Put Money ia thy Purse"
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DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers - per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, s. per ahnum'
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE. 25c &c. 40c. Coo, and 81 per lihe'
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % aud 80 cents per me
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81, 50. and s. per line,
According to position III the paper
Terms, cash in advance. -, ~, vort,
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-forK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

e. NJ. Yerger, who has sn oee Iap as last. on
SSaTsS OF killing JGssgS Ssr "a Of I ISs County
trahsie,I,su from the Il. s. Adjutant Mil
William Atwood rsto Ss Judge caSsne
eaiy Verger with the murder Oh Sva Ia ,a "A
stn Of June 1862 The counsel Tor ns wilsoS, bal
examiuatioa and leIsex VAS seaa9"'S~ H"-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
10. ) NASSAU ST., Nav YORK,

Feb. 5 1870
The remarkable shh attended aesobaon the Loans Of
the CENTRAL R.EoAO cOSrAST aud the WESTERN Pa
RAILROAD CoN,SY and the popularity and credit which
Europe have shown that The First Mortgage Bonds vseocaie
ard Railroads promptly recognized aud readily
taken tie suitable safe advantageous form Of investment
yielding liberal income be derived from Gov
sromeat bonds aud available to take their place.
Assured That the selection negotiation superior Railroad
Loans. meeting public aud rendering valuable
seryiesboh the holders capital and those great National works
ointta Improvement whose intrinsic merit sai substantial Character
euie them to the eT aud tie confidence ofiave-Se BOW
oder With special confidence AID satisfaction the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
rp.r0wN ADHER1.SkMENTs

For the accommodation o. UPTOWN resi-,
dents Mt f. Fl Brown has opened an once az no; Si
West Thirty second st. junction Of Broad"sy Au i va
ave where advertisements for The TRIBC$h wiz 10
received up to u in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

dvart;.a,pen,s for this weeks issue OF LIE
diCI % 90 m , ~ banded Toby Price SO per me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

As we said some days ago, Gold Is gong
down of its own weight, and nothing nced De
asked of Congress save to let 1T alone. Inc
Senate has put its foot on the schemes oil cur
rency expansion; the Supreme Court has gwen
a very loud hint as to the constitutionallty OF
the Legal Tender act; the Administration Is
seen to be in harmony with the most vigorous
advocates of retrcnchment in Congress; the
demand for Gold il dull the credit of the
Government abroad is daily advancing. Under
such circumstances, who shall say that Gold
will long be worth even fifteen cents on the
dollar more tan GreCnbacks?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

Secretary Boutwell, yesterday reduced to haiI
the usual amounts the Treasury sales OF Uod
for March Nevertheless, the Gold premium
fell to 1ij. There is little doubt that the I'M
portant speech of Mr. Dawes, and the declara-
tioo of President Grant made public therein,
contributed largely to this result Inc eueo' oi
these speeches abroad will be as plainly seen
in the comparative quotations OF American
securities in London on yesterday and Thursday
London quot'ns, Thursday London duotH7' ''9 9ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
CUISINES 9otitts.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

BANNERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SEcURI-
tbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

ARTIFICIALITIRs-PALME LIMBS.
s7s Broadway Y; 1903 Chssnutst PbA 81 Gresnst Bo'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26

The remains of Gen. Thomas are now
being cart from the Pacific TO the A tian-
tic as a tide-s how. and every day furnishes
rs with twenty columns OF telegraph as 10
ms whereabouts. We hone he may be
planted soon Evansville Courier, ApTn 2.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26
Insults to Dend nerofs!

Will soldiers and their friends read the
following paragraphs.
"For the duration OF the war, for It's cost
as well as for its commencement, the Re-
publican party ~ alone responsible. But
for ~ there would have been no war, and
but for lts shameful incapaclty and mis-
management, tt would not have lasted a
year. IL was carried on apparently 70
benefit thievlDg contractors. III the source
OF stealing bad not dried mp. It would
proba oily have been IN existence now
Cincinnati EnQlt rer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-02

No MAN will cast an illegal vote on
Monday without at least four or five
persons committing perjury. In the
first place, the voter must swear false
ly. Next, a freeholder must swear
falsely; and lastly. nearly every person
in the house where he pretended to
live for the ttoenty days Immediately
preceding the election will have to
perjure themselves In order to screen
the guilty voter. Republicans, on
the Challenging Committees, are
determined to do their whole
duty, and imported voters. as
we'll as their hackers, will
have a gauntlet to run this Spring un-
known in the history Of past elections.
All the Republicans ask is fair vote.
If a majority of the legal voters of
any Ward desire to be represented by
a Democratic Councilman, we have
no objection. But we do most seri-
ously protest against imported hire
lings fastening a man upon the peo-
pie of Ward, that majority of its
legal voters do not want.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-02
CONBEEsRB TELEGRAMS.
: , y
CONRAD BAKER
FRIDAY, April ].

FRIDAY, April ].
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
81 IIs6
The Metarie Spring races commence at
New Orleans to-day.
Benz. II. warner, distinguished South
ern financier, died at Augusta, Ga, aged
"A years.
The Dayton, Ohio, water works were
publicly tried yesterday, and pronounced
a success.
Gen. Robt. K. Lee left Augusta, Ca, yes
terday, for Savannah, after positively de-
cIining public demo monstration. His health
is improving.
Botsford, Yvho shot and killed Luit. Ma
son at Camp Carling, Wyoming Territory,
was triess on Thursday. for murder, and
acquitted.
Daniel Kennedy died on Th lrsday, of
apopIexy, fifteen minutes after &C ming out
OF the air chamber of the eastern pier OF
the bridge at st. Louis.
On the departure of the steamer, on
Thursday, from san Francisco, bearing
frignte Jealous. fired minute guns, and
displayed her flags at half mast.
The Jefferson city, IA. fire company
had their last celebration and parade on
Thursday. HenceforLh Jefferson city be-
| comes an adjunct to the 9th District OF
New Orleans.
Ioreng Mueller, a young man of twenty,
was pushed into the masher, ct the FAR
4 i
| Wednesday night, by boys with whom he
| was quarreling, and instantly killed.
/ Private advices from the Hawaiian
! Kingdom states that one of the first meas
| ures brought before the Legislature, by
! the government, was the Dill granting q
| subsidy for mail service between San
| francisco and Australia, Via. Honolulu
| with no doubt of It's passage.
In consequence of the delay of Mayor
/ Selby, of San Francisco, and other officials
| constiJuting CITY Commissioners, with
| authority TO improve city property, great
| dissatisfaction and discomfort has been
| created, and several public demonstration
| have been held, and at one time a riot was
| zs1pre hended. The Commtssio oners finally
| agreed upon q plan and q large numbe ol
| people have been set to work.
Tyhe Clear1 ug House Board, at st. Louis
! tabled a motion for the adoption of me
| mortal to Congress similar TO that passed
| at Chicago, against the passage of the
/ Funding bill. tits stated that Mr.. Grain
| hold now at washington, is misrepresent
| ing the National Banks OF this city in op
posing the Funding bill; and on Thursday
q telegram, signed by the re representatives.
OF the banks voting as above, was sent tC
Washington, stating that majority IL
the number, capital and business OF tht
hanks at St. Louis favor the passage OF the
Funding bill as sent by the Ssnate-to the
| House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-02
Rev York Items.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-Haytien ad-
vices state that Nissage Saget was in
augurated President Of Hayti for four
years on the 10th ult., at Port-au-
Prince. He was inducted into Office
with imposing tropical ceremonies.
The Piequet rebellion is not yet
subdued. The rebels are still before
Aux Cages.
Mr.. Weaner, United States Consul
at Jerimie, has been seized and is
held as hostage by the leader of the
Piequets In the South.
In consequence of the exhaustion
of the preparation of Congress for
the construction Department.
400 workmen were discharged from
the Brooklyn navy yard last evening.
This reduces the total number of en-
ployees at the yard to 1,400.
Private advices indicate the early
return to the United States of the flag
ship of Admiral Poor.
The steam sloop-of-war, Severn,
which left New York. in October last,
broke the bed-plate of her engines,
while towing the Monitor Dictator,
which mishap will necessitate iier re-
turn North under sail for repairs, she
will probably arrive here in the course
of couple of weeks.
Stephen Preston, Minister Pleni-
potentiary from the newly elected
President Saget in Hayti, to Wash
ington, arrived here yesterday with
his family in the steamer City of Port
au-prince, from Port au- Prince,
Collector Grinnell will in a few
days take steps to reform many of the
abuses which now exist In the system
of examination and appraising the
luggage Of emigrants, arriving at
Castle Garden, and has already ap-
pointed a new Superintendent of the
Custom Department at the depot
The Association Of the Army Of
the Cumberland, Gen. Roseerans,
President, Gen. Hooker, Vice Presi-
dcBs, adopted resolutions of sorrow,
and agreed to attend the funeral of
Gen. Thomas In body.
The Republican ticket for the COM
ing judicial election is said to be
VIM. NJ. Evarts as Chief Justice, and
VIM. Mason, JAS. E. Moth, Chas An
drews, Noah Davis, Jr., Henry Hage-
boom for Associate Justices Of the
Court Of Appeals.
The canal board resolved to fix the
toll on iron for 1870 at one mill per
1000 pounds per mile, subject to tho
approval of the Legislature.
The general committee Of the Ger
man Democratic communities, claim
ing to represent 10000 votes, have
adopted resolutions in favor of
Tweed.
c. Daniel g. Dolovan, formerly
Gra.,~ Sachem of Yammanv. died at
Danbury, Conn, on Wednesday;
aged 62 years.
VIM. B. Veltman, charged with em
bezzlement from the Fourth Nation
al Bank, has been acquitted, in con-
sequence of a defect in the indict-
ment.
A special freight train arrived this
morning, in twelve and one-half
days, from San Francisco, with car
go Of tea, of the bark Benefaetress.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-02

DURING the present year the bur-
dens Of taxation will necessarily be
very heavy. The levy Of one per
cent. in favor of the Evansville 81
Carmi Road, is OF itself, la rye tax.
When the usual State, County and
Township tax is added to this, it will
be taxation that will be felt. In
view of this fact. it is highly impor-
tant that the most rigid economy be
continued In city affairs, that the city
tax may be kept at the lowest possi-
Bile limit. In addition to the usual
ordinary city expenses this year, the
next Council will have to make ar
rangements to pay off about $33,0OO
bonds issued years ago in behalf OF the
| E. & G. Railroad. This, with the inter-
est on the present indebtedness, will
amount to more than 100000, or
fully one. half of the duplicate as
sessed last year. We cite this to show
business men and large taxpayers
that it will be very dangerous ex-
pertinent to place the administration
of the city in the hands Of such men
as Van Riper, for instance, whose
financial theory seems 80 be, the
greater the indebtedness of a city
the greater her prosperity.
We insist that our people cannot
stand largely increased taxation.
Because there is a point IN tax
alton, to go beyond which is fnan-
cial ruin. Hence, we repeat again
it is absolutely essential that prudeht
and economical men should be elected
as Councilmen.
We think sensible business Demo.
ocrats see this as clearly as we do
and that they will vote for such pru-
dent men as Alvah johnson, Samuel
Archer, Henry Bennighofand others
10 be found on the Republican ticket