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THE Western advocates Of free trade
have been caught in their own trap. On
a motion to put potatoes on the free list,
the western members voted solidly TO pro-
tect those esculcnt tubers. But on coal
they stand ready to remo7e the duty, their
constituents having not coal but potatoes
to sell. When the bill putting coal on the
free list again comes before the House, the
Pennsylvania members will insist on amend
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ricultural products. This will be hard on
the West, but its fairness is at once appar-
ent. If potatoes need protection, so do
coal aud iron. We are anxious to see the
products Of our great II c=tern farms amply
protected, but not at the expense Of the
miners and manufacturers. The entire
country needs protective tariff, aud there
il really no cause tor conflict Of interests
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, 1870-12-16
PROCEEDINGS OF
The
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY the 5th December 1870, u o'clock
noon, the Colonial Council held a meeting extra
ordinem.
The members Mendes and Radcliffe had for
warded excuses for non-attendance the mem
berS Farrelly and MCMILLAN were also absent.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman observed that no other amend
ments had been received than those forwarded
to the members.
The Chairman of the Committee (Anthon)
stated, that the 1st member for Frederiksted's
town (Sarauw) had withdrawn the amendments
proposed by him, the three of them concerning
the time when the three ordinances were to
come into operation, because the Governor had
entered corresponding amendments, which had
already been agreed to in St. Thomas, and the
fourth amendment concerning the fees for Crew
Lists, because the Governor, by letter of the
, 1870-12-16

p ad : 5, 2det Stykke. UdvaIget: Efter
Ordet "uden" indsaettes Ordene eden
vestindiske Over6vrigheds og Moderlandets
Oyertoldbestyrelse8 serligt meddeelte,"
hvorefter Ordene ''serligt meddeelt" Iige-
ledes udgaae-der vedtoges eenstemmigt
med 7 Stemmer.
81 ad 5 80. Gouverneuren Istedetfor
Ordene "treder i Kraft den. ..-----og
osv. sattes 'treder / Kraft to Maaneder
~efterat den bar erhoIdt kongeIig Stadfe-
steIse og" osv.-der vedtoges eenstemmigt
med 7 Stemmer.
A Anordningsudkastet med de yedtagne
Hndringer-der yedtoges e~enstemmigt med
7 Stemmer.
III. til Udkast til Anordning angaaende
Indf6rseIstoId af,Skibe, Baade og Far
t0ier paa de danSk-vestindiske Ger.
u ad !. UdvaIget Efter Ordet ser
hverves" indskydes Ordene: ezra Steder
udenfor de dansk-vestindiske 0er'-der
vcdtOges eenstemmigt med 7 Stemmer.
p do. do. Efter Ordene 'samt ON de
endog" tilt6ies Ordet "oprindeIig"-der
vedtQges eenstemmigt med 7 Stemmer.
3 do. do. Som 2det Stykke t%ilf0ies:
"Naar der for strandede Skibe er at syare
Told, bIiver denne, saafremt SaIget er skeet
we'd o%ffentlig Auction og af Skibet s@rskiIt,
uden ForbindeIse med Ladningen, at be-
regne efter Auctionssummen, indbefattet
Salair og andre Auctionsomkostninger som
Kj0boren har at erlegge udenfor Auctions
budet. I modsat FaId foretages Taxation
at Skibet eller Vraget efter 5 4"-der we'd
toges eenstemmiot med 7 Stemmer.'
A ad ) 6. GouVerneuren Photographer
fOrandres saaledes "Denne Anordning
treder i Kraft to Maaneder efterat den har
erholdt k~ongelig StadEesteIse." Paranthe-
sen udgaaer.-der vedtoges eenstemmigt
med 7 Stemmer.
s. Anordningsudkastet med de vedtagne
Hndringer, der vedto8es eenstemmigt med
7 Stemmer.
Da Intel videre var at f~oretage sluttede
Fernandez M6det XII. l, og bem@rkede,
at Medlemmerne vile blive underrettede
ON Diet naste Modes Afholdelse.
, 1870-12-16
FOPHANDLINGER
C0Ionla1Y G ct
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

mANDANAAN OLC OCCCIl4ONA AO'N3
Middag H. ~, holdt Colonial Raadet ct
overordentligt Mode.
Medlemmerne Mendes og Radcliffe havde
meldt Forfald; endvidere ware fravRrende
Medlemmerne Farrelly og McWilliam.
ProtokoIlen for afvigte Mode blew oplest.
Fernandez bem8rkede, at der like var
modtaget andre Endringsforslag end dem
der ware Medlemmerne tiIstillede.
Udvalgets Formand (Anthon) udtalte, at
1ste Medlem for Frederiksted5 BY (SarauW)
havde tiIbageta2et de al ham stiIlede En-
dringsforslag, de ire der yedr0re Tiden naar
de tire Anordninger skulIe trede ! Kraft,
fordi Gouverneuren har stillet tilsyarende
HndriugsforsIag, der alt ere vedtagne paa
ST Thomas, og Diet fjerde angaaende Beta
li6gen for MynsterruIler, fordi Gouverneu-
rem i Skrivelse at 28de f Md. til UdvaIget
har erklaret, at de %foreIiggende Anorduin-
ger ingen IndAydelse Vile ud6ve paa de
nugi@ldende RegIer ON denne Detailing.
Fernandez torespurgte, ON noget Med
lem Wide optage disse Endringer, der saa-
ledes bortfaldt da Ingen wilde adoptere
samme.
. Derefter skreed Raadet til Afstemning /
HenhoId til AfStemningsIisten, som foIger;
I. til Udkast til Anordning angaaende
Skibes Mailing paa de dansk-vestindi-
ske Der.
y ad s IS. Udvalget Istedetfor Ordet
"ColoniaIkasse'' settes ''Toldkammer''-
der vedtoges eenstemmigt med 7 Stemmer.
q ad s "a Gouverneuren Istedetfor
Ordene "treder Kraft den.
settes; "tr@der j Kraft to Maaneder efter-
at den har erhoIdt kongeIig StadfrsteIse,
fra hvilken It'd af'' osy.-der vedtoges cen
stemmigt med 7 Stemmer.
3 Anordningsudkastet med de Vedtagne
Endringer-hvilket vedtoges e~enstemmigt
med 7 Stemmer.
II. til Udkast til Anordning angaaende
dansk-vestindiske Skibes Registering.
y ad s 2. Gouyerneuren Istedetfor Be
stemmelsen / 4de Afsnit EUndtagne fra
de ~Ovenn9vnte B~estemmelser ON Registre-
rings og Nationalitets- Certifcater ere Far
t0ier at og under 20 Tons Dr@gtighed, som
alene benyttes Fart mellem de dansk-
vestindiske Ger; disse opf6res paa en- ser-
skilt Fortegnelse og der meddeles den kun
Maalebreve, hvis Form bestemmes af Re-
gjeringen. Saadanne Fart0ier kunne dog
paa F~orlangende' osv. s9ttes "Undtagne
fra de %ovennevnte Bestemmelser ON Re-
gistrerings- og Nationalitets- CertiGcater, ere
allie Baade at 4 Tons Dregtighed og der
under SAINT Fart0ier at over 4 Tons men
like over 90 Tons Drpgtighed, forsaavidt
disse alene benyttes Fart mellem de dansk-
vestindiske Ger. De s"idstnevnte Fart0ier
optages paa en- serskilt F'ortegnelse og der
meddeles dem kun Maalebreye, hvis Form
hestammes af Reoierinnen. Ale Raade 90
, 1870-12-16

28th ulto. to the Committee, has declared, that
the proposed ordinances will not change the
present rules regulating such fees.
The Chairman inquired, if any member would
adopt these amendments, which consequently
were dropped, no member being DESTROYS to
Go so.
The Council then proceeded to vote on the
amendments conformably with the %voting-list,
viz:
1. to the Draft of Ordinance relating to the
Measurement of Ships in the Danish-West
india Islands.
y ad 5 Is. The Committee The word "Co-
lonial Treasury to be altered to Customs
Authorities'' - adopted unanimously with 7
votes.
q ad ) "a. The Governor: The words "shall
come into operation on the..-..-...." to be
altered thus: "shall come into operation two
months after having obtained His Majesty's
sanction, subsequently TO which date all" &c.
adopted unanimously with 7 votes.
81 The Draft with the amendments agreed
upon-adopted unanimously with 7 votes.
II. 10 the Draft of Ordinance relating to the
Registration of Danish Westindia Ships.
y ad 2. The Governor The words "Ships
of 20 tons burden and less, engaged only in
trade between the Danish Westindia Islands,
are exempt from carrying the certificate Of Re-
giStry and Nationality they shall be entered
on a separate Register and only receive a GER
tiicate of measurement, the form of which shall
be decided by the Government. Such vessels,
however, may on application, &c. to be altered
thus Exempted from the above enactments
concerning she certificate of Registry and Ma
t~ionality are all boats of 4 tons burden and less,
as also ships of above 4 tons but not above 20
tons burden, when employed in trading between
the Danish Westindia Islands. The latter shall
be entered on a separate Register and only re-
ceive a certificate of measurement, the form-of
which shall be decided by the Government.
All boats and ships may, however, on applica-
ton &c.-adopted unanimously with 7 votes.
q ad ), End section. The Committee: That
the following words be added after the word
"%effect" "granted by the Superior Authority in
the WestindieS and by the Board Of Customs in
the Mothercountry.' The full stop after the
word %"effect' to be left out-adopted unani-
mOusly with 7 votes.
81 ad 5 30. The Governor: The words
comes in force ..-.-- after" &c, to be alter
ed thus "comes in fJrce after having obtained
His Majesty's sanction, subsequently to which
date" &c.-adopted unanimously with 7 votes.
4 The Draft with the amendments agreed
upon-adopted unanimously with 7 votes.
III. to the Draft of Ordinance concerning I'm
port-Duty on Vessels, Boats and other
Crafts in the Danish Westindia Islands.
l ad 5 l. The Committee That the follow
ing words be introduced after the word "ac-
quired': 'from places beyond the Danish West
india Islands"-adopted unanimously with I
votes.
q do. do. After the words "and even if they
be" to be added the word Observation-Disclosures
, 1870-11-24
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
lS71.: 1871.
+: PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The Great Radical Republican
Newspaper Of the West
| IT'S PLATF0RM.:
REVENUE; TARIFF,
| CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
OPPOSITION TO M0N0PQllES

TEL Cu,cA6o TaIECEE entef3 upon the twenty
fourth year Of ts ex1stenee stronger than ever In
the confidence md attachment Of tbs people.
Welding to no one In its devotion 10 the principles
Of the Republican party, 1t recogu!ze1 the fact
that those principles h2ye achieved their conpets
and enduring Triumph. Slavery being dead, IT.
construction effected, and the right Of suffrage
made un1veEGal, new questions will shorty arse,
demanding puhtkc attention, and, whether parties
are reorxanlzed OF not, the tesues Of the past Will
uiye nlaca to The tues OF the present and the fu-
t1re. II Il nrcpe,. therefore, that Tux CHICAGO
TK11uxK ehould dednc us poelitou on those tues.
tons which IRE the next 70 cone before The
people.
Tux TR1RrH Is In favor Of tar!f levied fo1
the sole and e1psesa purpose OF raising revenue
for The government il holds that every man ha1
the rtrnt to hts OWL earnings. anu that all law
which acek to depttve him OF 4 portion Of tn.
fr1ts of his labor, for the benent Of any other per
son or cla1s, are tnfunzemeuts upon bis hoesty
and sro attn to elaye1J and robbery In their opt
| 1at,ons ...
l, IL in favor Of thorough reform IN th
civil service cf the government, believing tha
The present ssstem Of Federal appointments
i productive of waste, corruption, and denoEalza
ton to 3 frtghttul ex.eEt, and that It Is rapid
being converted Into machine To cheat the pe<
pie cut Of thelf yoteA-
1t ia In favor OF feiu1n 10 specie payments
the retirement Of the greenpscks. ami the suhst
tullon Of National Bank notes, under the oper'
| tion Of ffes banking law.
It's ID fAvnr Of a dtguided, tnAt, and peaeet
foreign policy. While Insisting upon al Of
| r,ghts as nation, It viii oppose every project I
plunglnK the country into i foreign war TO pf
| lnotc partisan ends.
Finally, Tu8 TR1Hus1 Il opposed to MI snec'
] . tttna. At6f1
, 1870-11-24

HAVANA. Nov, a.-pespatches from the New
Yak Associated Press, announcing the e!ecuon
Of the Duke Of AostA a. Klnz OF spsln' aase c!e3
.ted the most pnbounded enth1aAsus- salntes
were 1sred and the city given up to fesaEEtlea
rccep,1on ut the Palace has been arranged lo1 70
morrow, and On Sunday all the troops III 1ae
nf,sbbotnood will be received by the CaptAn
General.
Dc Rodas to-day set Ut liberty 1900 ncEroes
Electoral lists are now forming eighteen depo"
| ties TO the Constituent Co,sea will be elected As
soon Il the Lists are completed.
The city Is exceedingly healthy.
Adylccs from S. Domingo TO the 9Th tnu., hare
| bekn received. A battle hsd occurred near the
southwestern frontier between The forces o1
| Cabral md BaeI The former were routed
ST. DOMINGO, Nov. ?. ria HAVANA, Eo5. "a
Iet,ers are dxilY received from farmers ans
| Ard rsnsheros IL Central America, making aox
| toug Inquiry ~ to the time when the cesaon Q
the 1slapd to the United Ssasea will be consou
mated. Should the treaty be ratified tt Il expec
I'd that Tenezula will sond x, 900 e1nlssanor psn
clpauy sgr1cu1suHstA ,,
rhe HA1t3tpx continue to give material I'D
| rahrea1. aud hope To accomplish, shroaRn hlu
~ oyts1hzpx ot B4ex before the opening
| congress IN Washington.
Ew YoRK. Noy. 33.-lnfo1mAaon 4ecs's
narr fynm Havana thas Cespedes And other cnn
,s~e,-, sre n negotiation With DtRodas Tor
ceneral amnesty, and that there Is tne oess Pr
| nect Of Z settlement Of III ofnsnlaea unoe3
= | new King, Amedeu2.
, 1870-11-24
GENERAL BUTLER.


Snecist Dtspateh to 1he Ch&caEo I11bToA
HosruS, Nov. 9a.-GtnsfA Butler uenssteo
herr- this evening, hls lecture ou "The Relations
~ p,rste4. md the Alahsm4 Cl1lms," which has
teen looked for with much interest xance The con-
.r.dIcto.y statement ot hts vle~s On the suhject.
and especially s1noe It wa3 known taAs ne
h.a Visited Washington to confer With The
,du,uistrat,on before making the addlesA y
nvnTed 10 BE- 4 passionate demand 1or RHngent
R.MSsnres IN fcSnrd to The Alabama claims, tncn
=. Wr,nI0 he sure u brtu& Ahout war Hlsa knE.
isnd' Tntcn he urRed II politically expeasent kad
.ncnmnaufc4I1y desirable. The AddteS WI! % aHEe
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n,ssnry of r35ueS xnd pointing OUT tnA4 toe nEu1.
n.+sttr nnttT has no 1dc4 IN conmon. e1cep! tn2&
- crrntnT crlttc1Sua upon the Ktpneue4n Aao!n-
| fxtrstton. and that the Republican r1fI oas no
idfa III common except me detelmiuAHnon n - naas -
tsess H. xho souCht 70 destroy H. This anib9oletn
;aosS u tt9nar nn inas Grant y the htst rresa.
aa1+ o. .,nce 3acfsop, with The nngIe e1ceouon
| II Tinrofn In 1859, who h6 noL 1o0ua ~ oPfeasr
| linn snesftr in the House Of RspfeseasA1sea T. !!
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publican paI5. on u 2snS a' TER i discas
: Non ppon ne 1k1in, but, pelhane Me mAGst; .;
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dthI tncufttd b tne var. With ~ nete82l ny Il
dental projection - American aaonaAys - 4t,74
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i eueea Of up1nlm on this point Atooo2 tae uea'so
) Speaking et The a,ne.eaees q xtsx1 q e. nns N
q c11i tQaloe General Butler EtltE12&eQ M5 Ns
Il npHp1deAa % tae eursnneJ, TIM Pa1tasat q =
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