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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-05-04
Bridge Notice.

GEALED Proposals will be received at the Aud
- itor's Office IN Canton city, Stark county, Ohio,
until o'clock p. m, ON MONDAY, May 10TH 1870,
for building the masonry and iron superstructure
Of bridge at Wash Myers's farm southeast OF
Canton city Said bridge TO be 30 feet span, track
I2 feet In the clear. H. c. ELLISON,
may4Wg Auditor.
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Holm P REX
DISSOLUTTON NOTICE.

Merchant Tailor and dealer in American and I'm
ported Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Gents
Furnishing Goods: Also, agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine, Canton, Ohio. maya '7O-tf
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4 Work descriptive of the MUsterics Virtues Vices
SpleHdOTS aud crimes oJ The city Of Paris
II contains $50 fine engrayings Of noted places
life and scenes in Paris. Agents wanted
Address National Publishing Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio, Chicago ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. 47w4
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Dissolution NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner-
~ ship heretofore existing under the firm name
Of Crawford 4 MeKeniry, carpenters and builders
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
h. CRAWFORD,
apl2T% THOS. McKENIRY.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner
IN ship heretofore existing between Devices &
Barber, Hatters, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
W. B. DEVICES
apl27- N. c. BARBER.
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ADITTNTSTRATOTS,S NOTTCE.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
i ISinistratOr with the will annexed Of Joseph
Mathews, sr., deceaied. All persons having claims
against his estate, or owing the same will please
settle at once. WM. A. LYNCH.
nlaViW3
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THNHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween the undersigned, as attorneys at law,
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
LOUIS SCHEFER,
may4W3 VIM. A LYNCH.
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gyEiu SarFrtistiiIents.
LOUIS SCHRFER,

Attorney at Law, Canton, Ohio. Prompt, undi-
vided and careful attention will be by him given
to any professional legal business.-Ofiee 5. W.
corner of Opera-House- may4 7Om2
WILLIAM A. LYNCH,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.-Ofice in
Cassilly's Block, Canton, Ohio. may4 '7Oy1
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Canned Goods Souers, Pickles, Jellies, Mince
Meat ConfectiOnRries, and all other goods usually
kept 10 first Glass Family Grocery. Terms,
stFiotly cash. Give trial.
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The UnWritten Word.

NTED-SlOO to $500 per month
chO0t Teachers, Snidrt Young lIcn
nfad 10 cnnrass for The nelr LnnE
The sun., 1870-03-21
Gcorgia-To BE or Not To BE.

The bill now being debated ut great length
in the Senate as 10 the terms on which Gror.
ga shall be- held to be reconstructed involves
most perplexng questions. Tho Senate is
apparently closely divided on the points at
issue, the practical and vital one being
whether there shall he new election next
iall, or whether il shall bc postponed two
years, so as To give time 20 the Republicans
TO harden themselves into shape more fit to
resist the rebel element.
The spirit Of the great apostle Of secession,
ROBERT TooMDs. still acts in Georgia and
culcnt, fierce, and dolnincerng. II is unable
TO make open wrr on the United States. but
everything short Of that il stands ready To
do. II rcsiste emancipation. II resists the
enfrnnchisemcnt Of the negroes II is deter.
mined TO hold Georgia in the hands Of it's
white inhabiinnts, it commits frauds, il plays
the ruilian, il perstcutes, and It murders,
The action of the courts is sympathetic, and
the administration Of law and justice, 20 far
M the colorcd people are concerned, s a farce,
il indeed it be not tragedy.
The question is how 10 treat this condition
of affairs. If there 10 Il State which ought
to be- put under military rule and kept 80 IN.
definitely that State is Georgia. But the
pressure Of popular opinion, weakened by
pusillanimous advisers, is 80 strong an clc
ment in this question, that the reconstruction
Of all the r.lr States without exception is
generally held to De Immediately necessary
1t Is more than doubtful whether this policy
II just to tie loyal men Of tho South, white
and black, and equally as much question
whether il is not q suicidal policy on the part
Of the Republicans, looked upon from mere
party pont of view Ii we had any advice
TO give on this subject We should say that
when all these yrulcnt rcbcllious communi
ties have found their way back iuto the
Union, the mission Of the Republican party
will be virtually ended; whereas, If
rebel State OF two were kept in quarantine a
while longer, it would be equally good for
the general cause of good government In the
South. and nest'egg 10 keep Republicans
from running TO parts unknown. But there
10 Hu''y 'p"y Pi'hnui" w B'I hil ih' StulcS
back, and have the job of reconstruction
finished and done with 30 that our words
Of truth and soberness would probably be-
thrown away II We should undertake TO en-.
force them by over 30 weighty arguments
Energetic folly Ia ever, in action, more than
a match for mild wisdom.
Georgia then. ia to come 10. The question
10. hoW2 Mr., EDMuSDs argued, In his re
The sun., 1870-03-21

markable exposition OF the case--nn exposi-
tion 30 calm, 80 acute, 30 lucid, as 10 com
mond universal ndmiration--t after all is
said and done, the government of Georgia,
after she is admitted, must depend on the
predominant public opinion of that state. If
that is barborous, unjust, lawlcse, such will
be the character of the government. If we
are TO admit the State and try the OK pertinent
of asccrta. ming whether this be ~, we moy
ns well do it first ns last. The cxpedicnt
of postponing the trial for two years, by the
connivauce of the national authority, will
avail not at all to improve the results of the
experiment, md in the long run will be of
small consequence to Union men. He along
with the members of the Judiciary Commit.
tee generally, is thus in favor of bringing the
State in at once, providing for nn election
next autumn, to determine the complexion Of
the State politics under reconstruction This
is the effect Of the BrSGuAM amendment
$50 called attacked to the measure passed by
the House.
The other side. led by Senators MoRToS
buu ilONA AND uIt III luNbI VI an ultlbtNN
within the bounds of n decent propricty
which will head of the rebels and prevent
them from rcGaning osscssion of the State.
Their law is not Of such silky and even tex.
turc as that spun by Senator EDMuNDs, but
it s stout and substantial, and held TO he
quite good cnough for the case. The sym
pathies Of all men who desire TO see substan
tal justice DONE without regard to nice con
struct on Of law, which in Evolutionary
tines is not always easily applied is with
Messrs. MoRToS aud HOWARD.
II the plan we suggest of keeping Georgia
where she is for few years longer il to find
no advocates in degenerate Congress, then
We confess that the next best thing is TO
keep the State out Of the lands of the rebels
as long as possible Georgia is prominently
the iilihustcr State of the South, and the one
likely to make the most mischief hereafter
over the social and political transitions of
this great historic epoch.
The sun., 1870-03-21
The W;oy,i Describes the cowardly a ssnul

The WoFi describes the cowardly ssnult
upon Mr.. W. W. LrLASD on Saturday night as
" Wilkes Avenged" and quotes the following
extract from the Spirit ef he Times as bearing
upon the subject;
We have no further remarks to make upon tbs
ahar at riesent. II will dou, teas Afford satisiac-
ton To many rascIls whom We have been obliged Ia
c1stgate at time nnOthet, but II will give no
eats is.rciion To the Major Tie Major hOtrs MJt he
ict hdte ~ s,iue and, vi ate,er he may saw, lc
ice!s Nerv u easy, under tie cOasri0tSHess Ndt he
UW not get dv1y Uh the sgut obligation lac Las
placed u undcr. ~ for uur utl.r cneihcs let them
take their MI now ani at tLe Major na-k. II Is
the on.J "pcorunity that b. or they will ever have
To smile together over suip. ed aGNaltagc y
IL is natural that the cnemics Of Mr. WILKES
should represent this new outrage as a sequel 10
LELASD's attack upon him, and us devised by him
or his friends but better evidence Than we have
yet seen must be produced before that view II
the case can be admitted rs established. LELAND
appears 10 have been considerably hurt in the
encounter but il IL were generally believed that
WilKus had set on such an unknown assailant It
would be safe 10 say that he had injured himself
more than his antagonist. We don't believe il.
The sun., 1870-03-21
CONGRESS About to Make n Territory out of
New Ork CIIY.

Washington LDi,r q ne th,cdgO Ir,tHHs.
have heard OF movement on foot 10 ask Of
Congress TO acccut Il whole of Mau attain Island
~ Federal territory md take 20 out Of the posses
sion OF i>d, MS wei us 0 the state OF Nrw YurE
provided the State. as well A. the city should vote
H. consent.
Ihls 4. shd to he genuine proposition. The
Sta't of New York, II l. claimed. viii r,aJil, rou
sent in transfer - t'llhu',st nook tu the F,drtui
Government, while t'a New York proport loIJ.ts
propose 20 purchase uOm the Ciy Council A vote
Crdmt ilc c.N 10 ~" United States. Tie supuu..
uon !. 'hH' uc ruptl would then be- removed rom
Washington 'o New york. and, under a Federal
Go,rrment aud q Territorial Legislature, Men
NorS would be reduced tu good order, and the GOV
crumcnt have great capital.
o., re trouble would be that Immediately Cincinnati
Fm.ndclrha, thica %, and other big cities wOulI
atk tie same ri-ht to annex thomsclVc- 10 the M
ton. But, II this were so, why would IL hot he A
"ood thnl for lle Federal power thus to distribute
it'eli IN denSely poruntod orlrcsses, 50 to speak,
scattered all tiuugA the territory Of the Union in
Other word-, combine the imperial ana hr civic
crowns In "nct But here We gcl out Of nur dcptl.
iIQsOplV ~'@'
The sun., 1870-03-21
HINTs rROM CoRRKsPoyDEyrs.

Tie proprietor Of G2 East Boarway denies that
INC was aware t the character of sherman the coun
irlielt"t who wac arres,rd m her house
Mr.. James Bowen, Who was arrested on a charc.
OF MAut and battery denies that he Is Twelfth Ward
hs'Ae' lsdccllcG Oy tlc Counts.
AGitntor' complains that restaurant and lunch
counter Keepers charge the same rate. as Nhrn gold
vac NJ goo As an klnds Of produce have come down
NJ cannot Sc" Why the price oi ~, dinneT shu 10 n1t
rrspo ID In thr general derluc.
"A Miserable Employer" with great humility
snegesishs an amendment TO the Assembly, bill maknp
every speclee OF property liable To an execution IN
hu't hsttuicd bN serN ant n. toe fOiluWDs Au.
employer VINO shall defend any action hro1-ht UY
tcri ant elr snail thereby forfeit hs ntlTc property
real anG personal and be imprisoned Tie state frlsC
ior not less than i've years"
The sun., 1870-03-21

rent Of Samana BAY, but this money cannot have
been derived from the secret service fund The
President has but 5000 year Of secret service
money, and that amount can hardly have
done more than pay the necessary expenses of
the ambass assadors-unouthorized by any act Of
Congrcss-whom Gen. GRANT sent out in ship
of war to St. Domingo. Where then was the
sl5o,0oo obtained which he has paid over TO
BAFz and his fellow spectators in the euiso Of
rent, and paid over likewise without any author.
ity of law1 This is an interesting and pregnant
question, aud when the possible consequences of
developing all its qualifications are considered,
VIC can easily understand that Mr.. FISH and Gen.
GRANT must be anxious TO avoid any such inquiry
by securing the ratification Of the treaty.
The sun., 1870-03-21

The principal novelties promised l'.l, week are
the production of Der Frei-ch0.h." ." Gro iiIck
Domino" and the " Trovitorc" by tay EY.n.H opera
company, and Mr. Booths uppearau'. tHo hc"
characters.
Madame Parepa.Rosa dil the AHu0 N.'''' The
courtesy to sing the part OF AgoHf tr'' . me
oi their recent performances ot tIc l...' '.'i'
aud now that ever gallant body ol gent ' '".'l
tie compliment by SINGING nr lar N'- I.''
lirr-cr will take the part Of A.'r|'H. 3D.. H."
r'Hc, Nr castle that Of .Wir. a.. l.. NJ
'amrny t.t 't tbpat, trr dl .',.
Dr. lu.r.H .c Domino Nur," ..s M -
r''- H.. ,r ,tnt and ~uoco-sln ]" .. "" .'
''ou-rf .. 1000. VI Wcdrr.I.S lu, .'a,.
90 'i... .' '.ugs hs lll. tl.- N| W. -
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hus 90 ,ftcr magnificent -ur.'-s, l- .Id
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.H... tuf |,'. zen those Two great s.. N' .'1. ~
'..'.H.t A.. ndWichcd thIs p.c-vI' 'r'n.
HtN .t.} .. Y Old Debts" and l'. ' i'll "
..r.. t. rrr To Zee played Lp tu 5000" "t .,.Ls
.tI.t..t. ..t Iiug the ltlrr uu Thur. NNt I'
.. dat the Saturday m".nr't
.'.u 4. Moore take, ultur' b.0.s
''H rdne,daY The Oil oI.. '- 'N''
1' osting one.
A. W. opuar Museum, a pcW O. l'c nlr,,
O.., ~ thi- c,rau., cutnir| '.ttuo
Dbl '. Murray appears At t'r I''.'' '''''.'''
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t aud Opera House. thr N'N"
'".". H.. remain ~ IN ic.g t. 90 un..t"''
w. ' "Glug some nOvcllie- 90 '.' Nl "a
.f. N 'n' 'd ballots and spe,ttgu,u ',Da.r W.
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'.' disable to make any change ' 'Ne'
a, Size tr.us. Mile Cginluc RolhHI. ai"o,''
.N "it Tier, makes her re-. 'pp' tr,nct a'd III. I.u
'ot clown, pm Barry, r. ior tho drst ume Ld"
Hut % 10 ID tIpeT.cau suditucv.
The sun., 1870-03-21
AN HONEST OfFIoER REsIays.

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Deacon smith nnd Gen. Hast al Of Gin.
Ciuuati Inter strd.
10 t,f FdR0, 0I N, Sun.
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20" '''' '"'' 'e''' '"'"'" - Jung "'S NJ
lowed TO crnNhsh " out u, the SupcfN i,Ul'- once
of the Southern District of Ohio. ard Mr. "A n
-, " '' nav w. "
NAik' Hlehu OF 1eh orih's' was HlpNh'ed 70
hll his place. with the instructions 10 b. and act IA
.uch n he bad IN ramov. ali Tho rov.,,. -i,or. ot
he First md scc,nI O ,io Districts An,.. IA. NJ.
rival hc,, no orocc,Jod II, iny.s,i.,,o 10, s,,,,,,
The sun., 1870-03-21
How Butirr o Tennessee Escaped Punis
mcnt.

From ne UBcihHdH Commercial
Somebody demanded that the whole testimony
taken by the Committee should be- read, which w,s
done, occupying nearly two hours time.
Mr.. Butter durIng the reading OF tne evidence, re
maireu on the floor. taking vi this member or
that, and his friends ~ere peadng Tor sympathy and
working up votes in his favor There seemed u BE-
nnmodest, or hesitation IN his buttunholin. mem
0ers; and un ike D,weese, Whttcmore, and tiOlh.
day he wen about the House In the most unbIush.
ing errontcry, lobbying for his own acquttal A
more shameless aud melancholy spectacle was never
seen upon that huor. Every excuse aud motive
which ingenuity mud cunnins could devise was made
use of. Tue cnarms OF brotherhood In frertnasOnry
were invoked. an even the pitiable subter "a a
that Andy johnson would be elected IN his place
II he WIS expelled, Was brought to bear To save
nim rom the disgrace which has overwhelmed
him.
The galleries were well dlled and the visitors did
not fail tn note the dfgraceu scene. Souie man
hcts, - much lost 20 eehugs OF dclicIry and IN.
pluprc,cs OF their position Butter himself sought
his compnni. uSlip, and consulted a. 20 the best
means OF COMPRISING his ucquttll.
The sun., 1870-03-21
The Lost W,nochic cb,,dr,n.

10 ne E.l.foi or hs P1tiAOH guardian.
Having accompanied the father Of the Wybl
CHILDREN 20 NcN liorE, 1t T. proper 10 say 'tla'
,hr hmdac-s old Sympathy, Iud grnero,'
recotti,n We met wtE IN the Onico OF TuE
frS. IRON TIE pfolIic;ors aud conductors
tina; cstab.-hGent sttmp them as generous
and no'le.ncartcl men. They increased the
subscription 10 S!pl. and. better than all. thcii
Mud words ana wtm sympathy for the pot
man wctc IN HARMONY NIih the express 0ns in
tue couAns o. N Ncr which has ever taken
tac -ide n the working ciasscs, and can feel
for those In sorr JuI distress. The ar,
iiclrs IN 1uE SuS are widely read. Tor the
editors uf that newspaper write num the heart
and n" success ui a u'N~plprr AFTER al, drpord-
greatly the IL crTlty OF those who conduct IL
But iOr tie thorough efforts OF lhc sun reporters
,h, lo-t ch.lIrcn would not have been ,oun before
thcir remain were dcyouicd by Wild animals and
birds "f ptcv, nor WOnd tie sympathy iOr the Wy
h,c~ have assumed any r ctiCil shape l. was alsu
thr rcport"r Ot the SUN who gave tae INST dollar
nj tuc subscriptions Of the Sun office aorr reached
500. willie all the subscriptions from else.
who're only amounted u $50 May tie New York
SrN, TIE genial rays Of which have Penetrated the
mUul 'Iius of WAnocke ami reached au afflicted
l3mill, warning their hearts In the sad lest hour
wiin practical charity, extend its influence in an un.
''oujed sA oI perpetual PROSPERITY,
A q. GARRISON,
Collector oI Ber -eu county.
The sun., 1870-03-21

Prince NAruLEoN's organ in Paris insists
upon the withdrawal of The French troops from
Rome, and the adoption of rigorous measures
against Papol prctensions.
This, together with the withdrawal from Vienna
Of the Marquis Of Pepoli, the Italian Minister, and
the ripcning Of new French.Austrian alliance,
Indicates a marked estrangcmeut in the relations
of France with Italy, and probable coalition Of
the latter power with Prussia and Russia in tho
event Of future complications
The sun., 1870-03-21

Turbot, that fish so we'll known To
European epicures, is now occasionally caught in
small quantities on this side Of the Atlantic, on
the coast Of New England, aud sent to the mar.
kets Of this city. The size Of the fish is, how.
ever, small In comparison with that which the
European turbot sometimes Attaus, being from
twelve 10 eighteen inches long aud from six 10
eight wide, though some specimens weigh as
much as twenty pounds. Let us nope that the
SUPPLY OF II may become more plentiful, until,
like the shad, the solmsn and the Spanish
mockerel, it may be counted among the regular
dchcacies Of its sea ON.
The sun., 1870-03-21
The Hon. HENRY C. MrRpny of Brooklyn

The Hon. HENRY G.. MURPHY of Brooklyn
has not yet found time TO report the bill for the
repeal of the Conspiracy law from the Senate
judiciary Committee, Of which he ia Chairman.
He has. however, found time TO smuggle a bill
through the Senate providing for the appoint
ment instead Of the election of Police Commis.
sioncra Cor Kings county. One of the Senators
states his belief that not above five Of the Sena.
tors who voted for the bill ON il final passage
were aware that it had been privately amended
so as 10 rob the people Of King, county Of their
right To vote for Police Commits sioners, and give
their appointment 10 Hugh NcLAuGuLIv's Ring.
The ball as trst introduced provided for the
election OF the Commissioners The Senate dis.
cu->ed il fully in Committee Of the Whole. and
finally referred il TO the two BROOKLYN Senators
TO report compete" twas supposed that, in
accordance with the general custom, these Sena-
tors would merely put the bill INTO good English,
and return il TO the Senate. Mcs,rs NrRruY
aud rIrscr, however, killed the election causr
and inserted a provision giving the local author
ties the appph ting power. When put upon its
hnal passage, the bill WAS read in the usual
muubliug tylc, and tic chcat VAS not detected
A. the bill nov stands the IomIuis sioners will
be appointed In the same manner os the Water
Boa rd. Fire Department, and other Ring Com.
missions, OF which the people OF brooklyn have
so bitterly complained IN yeuis past. Instead of
breaking Brooklyn's chains, senators MrpruY
and PEAncr have secretly clinched an extra rive,
What a magnificent Governor IIExnr c. Mra.
rii would makcl
The sun., 1870-03-21

That the knavcs in the Assembly at
Albany have for some years past been regu.
larly divided into rings of ten and twenty
members, each with its captain, for the pur
pose OF levying blackmail upon applicants for
Legislation, Is no secret. No man who is ct
all fun liar with the transact ions of that BODY
can doubt that such rings have been formed
aud maintained in every Assembly that has
existed for the last ten years. This corrup-
ton has not been confined TO the representa-.
tivcs of either party; Democrats and Repub-
licans have alike Iccn engaged in such
Infamous consriracies. But no memler of
the House until now, has ever lad the
courage to rise in his place and accuse any
other member of belong ng 10 one of theso
squads of organized frcchooters.
Mr.. FIELD- of New York has charge, Mr..
AINswoRrn of Saratoga VIZ: proposing to
sell The votes of a cSu'.any of ten membcrs
OF the hss..c'iy acting under his drcc, on.
Ta,5 charge, made fully and specifically. Mr.
AiSswoRTn denies, aud IA competent Com.
mittee. with Mr. LITTIEJoHN of Oswcgo, II
leading Republican. ut its head, has been
appointed TO investigate the subject We
shall not attempt to decide the question in
advance Of the Commuters report. But we
protest against the absurd attempt 10 dispose
Of the matter by wholesale v,tupeation of
the gentleman who has so boldly and def
antly made this exposure TO assail his per
sonal character, to say that he was intox ca
ted when he spoke and no man ever spoke
more clearly and cohcrntly-docs not iuiuru
Mr.. FIELDS, and only tends 10 establish a
public belief in the guilt OF his antagonist
So, too, when the corr, spcndcnt Of the III =.
all writes from Albany that il IN motion 10
cXpel Mr. FlELp- from the House had been
made on Friday 1t would have been adopted
by an almost unanimous vote" il is din.
cult 10 resist the conclusion that the wound
he b"t,Iys has Lecn inflicted by no random
blow
The sun., 1870-03-21

The Worlds bombastic war on the Ring
was like the boys digging after the woodchuck.
II was out of meat, and wanted the spos of the
city treasury The Ring didn't think tho World
worth buying
The circulation Of the World now varies from
$4,000 TO $4,000 daily, That Of the disrcputabe
Tiats varies from l0,O 900 to l2 1000.
The sun., 1870-03-21

a lion In that denial. That IL utterly 1trrc. We i'
for once correc.. The only difference was that Gen.
Dcaheu, Chic Of the Engineer Bureau.
CALLED uPoS HIM To EXPLAIN.
In other words be scnt him neat itto note iuti-
mating that certain thinrs were nntas thew should be-
one OF the clerxs o' II use Of Ropresc 80"
that note. and described Il to your corrc1ronicl
And IL not tiis very corfesDon lence ON HE ~ ,hC
War Dennrtn ent Does MT Mr. DrIgs admit IN tlat
tliat O. Young man also offered hin none u so,
WIS IL consi. tent with the iair fame of his alop ed
state to ia iuce tlis Jug man to "-ti, lh tho
styon0est terms tuat re d never offered tart in
DETROIT, March 10, 1870. ID
The sun., 1870-03-21

A very good appointment is that Of Gen
GsoRds II. Su,nPs of Ulster county Us Ne. .-nd
of the Southern District cG Few York Gen.
SHARPE Is a nea u Character and capacity, in
the full visor .: life, and udicious and skilful
r,-iiieian, and, We believe La. never given pres
ents 20 the President. Ii Gen. GRANr's appoint
ments in this State had been generally as wise as
that he has now made, the Republican party Of
New York would not be IN its present low estate.
The sun., 1870-03-21

Last year we nominated MANToN MARBLE
for Mayor, because we thought he had common
sense. Since then he has shown himself too silly
TO run for any office. lie hasn't brains enough
even TO succeed the Hon. Anu,nAM OllALL.
Accordingly the nomination is withdrawn.
The sun., 1870-03-21

The French Government has abolished it's con.
sulate at Richmond alter having continued il during
the civil war, wien 1t was nothing but nucleus for
the enemies Of the United Suites. Its abolition at
the present time II what the French call "mu-.
turd after dinner"