, 1870-07-18
rers OF the country are Of far more consc-
qoenee to 'ts l'bes.ios than any squad OF Con.
gfrrsnen that can bo formed,

article from Lancaster paper, priuted ia III,
sssurn country Of Pennsylvania. ana by tl,t
EfaSe OF 1laddeus SteTens. This osoer, thu
f'1"sf"' "sn his pcssoual organ, and now it il
'seinG heratcd by the idiotic lobste.s Of Phil /.
oe'!ila heratse it advises discretion and
moderation on the questio., Of the tariff Az
"tote TO YOU many months ago, there is no
State more capable OF apprehending the in
i4uity OF the tarifr than Pennsylvania. The
agricultural element OF tl,-t State far outnum-
bers every other. and it is remarkable that one
OF the Oldest towns III tie commonwealth, aud
nne Of the most conservative towns besides,
should confirm newspaper bold enough to
question the position Of Morrill,, Cake, and
Company. The t4uH i-suc has been before
defeated because it WIS party issue, and be-
canse the enlightenment OF former times waa
not sufficient for It's explanation. Now, it is
beth an intellectual and an economical oues-
tion, ard the more talk we lave about it the
stronger it will be.
William D. Thomas, Of Philadelphia, has
alro shown up Kelley fore and AFT. Thus tho
intelligence Of the country in prepared for ti,i4
radical change in our entire political economy.
What right hhe the State OF lennsylrania to
the motto OF Virtue, liberty and iudefen.
dencc. when il il the bulwark OF dependence,
and ita shield leans aga;ns: the national capitol
like All old. spawned horsc leaning agniust =
hscliug.1ost for fear Of falling DOWN.
soMrSA11oSs.
Jns1gc Fond, Of baltimore, has been con-
fr1ncd, after hot fight. for a Circuit Judge
ship. He is one Of the sons OF Dr. Eond, who
used to edit the Chtis,i0u Adrocnie and Jour
,.cl, the great official Methodist organ, pub
lisle1 At New York, and llc il u small man, and
Is The most plausible aud Interesting conveE.a-
t,onalist, even in Maryland, where there are
more agreeable men than in all the rest Of the
S1sldlo States. Bond lAs been badly
mixed up III local police politics in
baltimore, and (reswell's party has Of late
pinned him to tho wall. Ills appointment is
a political reward and mt piece Of eiesert.
fosbeaE to express opinion about it, further
than to say that Grnnt Aas at last nominated
one Intelligent person.
Two other vast exemplifcationa OF Justice,
Oliver and Humphreys, eit upon the bench
Of this Federal District. The District boneh
has extensive jurisdiction. and considerable
power 10 mix in politics, because it is the near
est court to Congress. It tried Sickles and
Su1rast, and it used to be considered sc1upu.
1ous and weltadmiuistercd court; but OF late
it 1.as degcnera,cd to bo bench Of evil and
eccd. Cartier, 1t the head OF it, is man OF
strong bearings toVard justice, and he has =
large head, about equally filed with wisdom
ai:d prejudice, bnt think that, if he were less
of rersonAl partisan, be won]d be very
eood Judge Wylic, Of tl.is court, is misc An
idiosyncralic mai Of high character. Tho third
Judge, Olin, is a learned convirialist, who
has no busines. to be,r tl,e name of Jnst;.e
aud Copcress onpht tn take .c,;o, rnn, l,;s
Jriyelirc pemi.,ennoox;l1e. rohem;,n w,v ~
doing things. To .nrear heforo him !, tn
:ake yorr chances with nm .mi,,,,o 1nn,,,c
The two new Judges iuat .rnointef, t,v C;r.n1
sppesr 10 be- upciakaiiahlo man of nor with
The average character of hi, ,nnointments
Ju,beci1itv was never at a nrenninu, hefora with
the bc,d OF tue government. and now YOU can
rell il long" and buv it t.short." for il is
mighty ayd mu.t nrcyal Oliver vet uneop-
fr1neI. helo,gs 10 that r1as. of r,o1;tici,ns
sAo asked General Juel.on for .ho highest
mission, and descended tn bec a mir ~ o,d
M-ecLes at last. He vas an ,,nspcces.fn,
candidate for Congress- in Arlan..s and
Withdrawing al rri ieal ,;mc far tln :. ,;cke.
lie yan ms,]e a c1crl in Tho Arr;rultur,l ot,;cc
u,,.,co ,a ,.,rhe, .,n1,;,;n,,.1v f,,r a1,;. -
=. n,;,,s md ,ow,al' l',s nn,,,r ~, !, " c.n,,as @
be apy worse rc,nror,,,,,- ,,,on orr rr,.;. T
dcnt's ind. ,n.nt ,t,r th;a ,n,,.,ut md ual1.
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,;.;,,o ~, T., 5.c,.ro H.. 81. ;,.,,.s -, ~"
r,irsr i, tl,o I,w n.. 49, ,.;.,'n,. - -.
tv,rno T,or h.,, ,.,,,,, .,a.,,;.'.aa .,.a 49,,
.i., ,n, n cc,fr-,, ,,;s. 1.,e s,,'.s, I 1,,,.s
14rmnl,reys nj Al,,,m, h,u ,l., ,;;.,;n,,;st,.
4 T..
l,eeu on tl.e bench fer two or three months.
aud one Of Lis deeds w.s 10 seutepcs a ,,ri..
turr 70 the Au,u,u prison five yean. Some
time af,crwara, when tho prisoner h.,l cot to
jail, aud everybody had forgot about it. Hum
rhress came to court, scratched lii head, and
eaid that 10 believed be l.ad given that man
tco much Justice.
"Non," said he, IN sentence him to one
years imprisonment instead Of tive."
The man ls eaid to be nler wild apprehen-
sions that the Judge will vet have another
change of mind.
Again, boy wss brought before him for
throwing stone which p1t out a little girls
ere
4Ht " old IL that boy?' s.id the learned
Judge.
"Tcu yearb,"
I.s.- ~
A., LUZ nun OIL o' court said tho Judge.
~ woat try 10y OF that Age."
Tho Lirla father, standing by, loro de-
INJURED, when the Judge made him stand an
lo1ir and 4 l,alf in the prisoners dock.
Since sancho pauza reiepcd in the island Of
naratavia, We havc novcr had 60 much jus
.;cc ,.n,v in th;a ai.tr;ct
nnoTuEn-lx-1Aw cABEy-
Wal. ,,,o ,,,,,>.. ,,,
! ""H tue pt"tll'hefs '"hepa.ao'e 'fon NY
nature hasten to come 10 the Preaideut't
| rrscue in the matfer Of hi. i,rotl,er-in.lnu
1.a E t,.sa,, ,.,.Ir ro,,ax.,, s-.s, 49, ,..,
a ICY ia'e,s ~ 'smo,ea ',, ~ .tom 'hs lnos'
| nf Tho mort NJ ke,r n,tc,ns J,,,tua,1 d;J !,
s s. ,., u."c" Vi" :.
| Inuirian,. The values rf the iunorts into Eaw
Orleans in 1863 were about Sl9, son, 900, and oil
exports ESQ, SOC, 900, more than in auv wear
| tincc the war. More than 200 men .ra cm-
rlotcd in the Custom Houss at = cost Of about
S7O,Cc0 month.
Here is = letter which Boutwell, sent to tile
scuate yesterday about 3Ir. Casey, who mar
tiet1 the President. w;fex s;-:cr The let,er
ia nm of m.nx 1e,ourc;pr- rho y,,os;a,,..,
| N.s.1... -
u1olnef-ln-aW.
".Ca)oper n James F. Casey. Collector of ,hr
| port Why called Colonel when be taxes
rrrle in cj Inning that thtuurh u1e wnr ot ths ~,
htiltnn hc orTnnicsi The nrnrIi nos,tnn ~ ns',
trni E.n;nrltsn. ~ XIX, .,, wsr f1u,t,..ss % ~.
fTt ot n,antnn ,crc. Mn, T., s1., 1s..,ts 81.
hnnr,nptrrl frsn ns rnttnn gttrhor: ~ dha iha
.,nvrrnIncu; hc s nil ami 1I.vcT =. havc n .
fnnnrs ny sn,rmn,s .,1ntirs m rnttnn w..s,,..I
riti,,,i,r rrs- is, ~, or rv..r1 n",r II. sr,f
ahtch ttcanc rustr fcr want of usc-ct,ttD:,
%e'snsn 1,o, =, ~nhout no, rs eSsr being s*r'
fnow hts rhitf Drpuiy coiteto,s Ait,r ih,s h.:
! tiart4, thr ra5t of .iuY man FIt,,ay.. IN T.rTy
| Fuller. Democratic Collector. to III ns..nu,art
fsnrtt of ts,;h. And hr thts ;or wav WA nnsmc,
| and arrangements made fpr nnrt e.tr1sir,
hret ulai,uns. when Colpnel Casey snouhi bt
tullrttnr III r.r am? rrry Fuller s6ou},1 In ,rt