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The union Democrat., 1870-01-01

AID TO lMNIGRATIoN.-A Telegram from
San Francisco to the San Joaquin Republican
gives the points Of a bill to be brought before
the Legislature US follows:
THE Bill proposed to be introduced to the
Legislature, provides for Board of ten per.
sons commissioned by the Governor: two from
the Trustees of the Immigrant Union, one
from the State Agricultural Society. and the
remainder. Presidents of Benevolent Societies
Those selected from the Union and Societie SIS
to form an Executive Committee at three thou
sand dollars salary, each; General Agent $
salary, three thousand dollars; District Agents
not 30 exceed Eve thousand dollars expenses
Chief Agent, Great Britain, salary not over
FIVE thousand dollars per year. Appropriation
of two hundred thousand dollars asked for
The San Francisco delegation is requested to
urge the passage Of the bill.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01

''Whilc there is life, there is hope" The
inventor cured himself by this great medi-
cine. after he bad been pronounced incurable
BY several Of our ablest physicians. Hecare-
fully studied the nature and the effect on the
system, of each of the vegetable products OF
which it is composed. and after long and Ia
borious experiment. was enabled to produce
the best possible result of their combination.
DR.. Walkers Vegetable Tineqar Biaers made
a new man of the inventor. cured bis neigh
bors, and is now publicly introduced for the
welfare Of mankind.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01
s-MedicaI Advice.-DR. wN. X. pouERrY'a

Rr- Medic al AdvtCe.-DR. WH. X. D0HERTY'A
Medal and surgical Institute is becoming QUA ION
te the welfare of State aud health of citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation, although may an
cite surprise is but the signal of skill and follows The
natural effect of such We personally
quainted with gentlemen who have suffered for years
der chronic disease and who had taken
available that promised relief. but without success
until they they called upon DIR. Doherty who, ncred
IDLY short of time has given them entire relie IT
gratifying this fact. because the
gentleman who seeks not by defamation of Others
tabh his reputation, TO the Of Ills
upon the ruin of anothcrs fame The Doctor con-
ductshis Institute in such that must tie aty-
ing to all his patients. lie examines advises and
mend without charge and the patient after hearing his
terms for treatment accept reject at pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he eectt
This he Is able - do. because lie feels the con
dence which long experience has given and the
consolation which apperans to that confidence Persons
Affected with either accute chronic disease, would 10
well to consult the Doctors at all events do harm
for consultation he asks fee; does he insist
obedience to his advice unless he patient places hmref
under his His offices Sacramento street, cr
poste the Pacific Mail Steamship 0fice.-S. F. News
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01
Letter fr0m Rawhfde.

Mr.. EprroS-I saw III the last DEsoCRAT
communication frum Jeffersonville, signed
Nancy Perkins, aud in which she treats the
reading publicto dose of abuse abouther own
town and not content with showing up the
faiiings of her own besotted community, goes
out of the way to slander her betters.
Now, sir. if this place was half as mean as
tha. hog wallow, l would move out tomorrow;
and would like to let her know, that our
men are not in the habit of sleeping in grave
yards, or drinking what l call hog swill con-
tinuously. And furthermore | would like TO
inform her and the world beside, that there
is not more sober set anywhere; (when
they are not drunk than our men, and upon
an average they are nottight more than three
days in the week with the exception Of Snn-
day and are above sucking such slop as she
mentions when they can get better. My hus-
band can tell her is above making q hog Of
himself and is at this moment hard at work.
Augusta Jane My gracious, where is that
girl gone?
Where have you been Miss
O! you have been watching your Father TO
see if he is at work?
Well, pray Miss What is he doing?
Gone where did you say?
Down to the Saloon, ha
Who did be go with
With greasy Bob, and slick Sam, ha.
e.
can carry you, and tell him if be don't come
right up I'll be down there after him in o
jify.
The drafted skunk, after promising me so
faithfully this morning that he wouldn' t
drink any for three days; and after smelling
SO strong for the last week, to go ard get
drunk again. Why it is enough to worry the
patience out of a hedgehog.
He won't come, ha!
What did he say?
III would come down there I'd be blamed
sorry? he is having Spiritual Seance with
greasy Bob, and Wilkes Booth, and if dared
interrupt him he'd do what?
out of me would he, the varmint, he had bet
ter come and try it
l don't know what is going to become of
the men around here! Whisky and Spiritual
ism is playing the devil with EN-. 1t does
seem the more religious, the more whisky
they drink!
Now there is my old man; do believe he
has belonged to all of em since he has been
born. and no sooner does he get one than he
gets tired and takes up with another.
Prentice milford, drat him started this
last one here, and it's the worst of them all
for if they amt consulting with Billy Bow
legs, it's With some other drunken spirit that
keeps them hankering after whisky, and if
didn't know that there was meaner places
than this. / would grieve myself to death :;
for they DO say, that Chinese Campand Mon
tezuma, il two of the wretchedest holes in the
world. Yours ill death.
OPHEIIA WILKINS.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co..
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN AID CHINA,
FARE GREATLY REDUCED.

CABIN STEERAG$. go
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01

A dilapidated old darkey in Montgomery.
while watching the monkeys in menarerie
in that city, spoke thusly: "Dem children
got too much sense to come outer dat cage :.
white folks cut dar tails OF and set 'sm "a
yotin' and maxim constitutions"
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER.

After thorough trial by ipnumerabe living witnesses
has proved itself The Medicine OF the Age. Itis
an internal and external remedy. One positive poof Of
efficacy is that its sales have constantly increased
wholly upon its merits. The effect of the Pain Killer
upon the patient when taken in of Cold Cough Bow
ell Complaints Cholera Dysontery and other affections Of
the esystem, has been truly wonderful and has Il
name among medical preparations that never be for
sntten It in removing pain external re-.
mey, in cases of Burns Bruises, Sores Sprans Cuts
stngs OF Insects and other suffering has scur
ed for it s1ch host of Testimony, almost ufabls
remedy that it will be harded down posterty as one
Of the greatest medical discoveries Of the 18th century
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01

,F@&D Leaves Wharf Corner OF First
NAL5SAsS and BRANNAN STREETS. at II o'clock. A. n,
of the following dates, for PANAMA connecti lg VIA
Panama Railroad, with one Of the COmPanys splendid
steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW lOkh
On the 10th, 18th and 30th of each month that hH'
thirty days AT
ON the 10Th 18th and 3oh ofeach mounh that has thir
tvone DAYS When 10th. 18th and 3oh fti ON SUNDAY
thew vii leave Saturday preceding when the i'n
saIis on sunday they will leave ti"nday following
Steamers leaving San Francisco ON the lOh ahd otn ou0
at Nauzanilo. All touch at Acapulco.
Of the 18th 18th expected to connect
Nth the French Transatlantic Co.'S steamer for ST. Naf'
,;ra and English steamer for South Americas
Through tickets be obtained ..f
allowing steamships will be dispatched dates a.
given below
Nov. .17-GOLDEN CITY, connecting with ALASKA.
.n Only two classes of Passengers are now carried
o and Steerage All Cabin passengers entitld to The
same fare attention and privileges.
Passengers berthed through Baggage checked through
loo pounds allowed each adult
Az aynarienced Surgeon board. Medicine and ~.
tendance tree. - IT, =. =, -, - VA
sengers are reqGesteu l" nave '"''' 'es'e - ~ -
tore 10 o'clock. ~,
TLrourh tickets for Liverpool by the tunard lnm'
nd National Steamship Lines, can be obtained at offse,
IN NJ { CO. San Francisco where may ALSO he %
"A orars tor nassaC from Liverpool or Sonthampt
" s. rranc;son either by of New Icrk st. Them
II ;,h the above orders Holders Of orders will be
irad 10 identify themselves TO the agents IN EnRsnA,
ror Merchandise and Freight for New York aid
,orts amply TO Messrs. WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
No Ersicht will receiv ed board after P. 81. II
Law prior TO the steamers departure.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-01
FORJAPAN AND CHINA.

The Steamers will leave the Hsf, of every month
nunctually al moan fnr YOKOHAMA and loNGkut q
,onnecting at YOKOHAMA with the Compsnys braLch
ne .ol SHANGHAI, via. IIioGa and Sagasake.
Shippers of 5rei.h. 20 CHINA OF JAPAN requested
a mark Oh eat rsaekage IFS destination, rsa
For PASSAGE and all other Information. apply n Pa
inc Mail S,eegshp Coz oaee loraer 81 sroTs'nsa" "a
silAsdcr6 stteets. Sal Fr:n ,isel
IS Gf'SRs PIpsnSE ySss
, 1870-01-21
PERSONAL

The dropsJ threatens Queen Victoria
The Eew Tork Star s8y2 that Howard Paul is
"the beatdrrsted man oo Brosdway."
The charming Iambele has joat become =
Mother.
4, 7. Stewart has gold this season twenty
9s,eco HhaRls, and one for so,soa
General Averen lozt $4,000 In bonds By sae
operation Of 1 Philadelphia robber. Monday night
Bessb, the pni!anthropiat, Is after the Len who
tEAEe their hurseA' Aud mulea' taslL
vauemareI collection Of autograph, believed to
be The Eoss valuable in tnt world, h1s passed
tnio the kands Of the Dntch Count Tersteegeu.
The KhedlFe u grca. smoker, and his yalu-
able collection Of pipes soEe Of them decorated
with gems worth $4,000.
The Rev. Billings c1app, Of Eane!d, Me-, has
three chCczen urder I'VE years Old. lie u 80
yeals Of s2e tnd his w1fe not qults 3D.
Count Ben1t II on such b&d tetrps with his COZ
leagues III the AusYisn Cabinet sn2r they speak to
hin cnly OF ot11c.al occasions. --.
There Il ptopottunu On foot to malA Fred
Douglass Goyernor OF the Tezriosy Of 81. Do.
utngu-
The Albany sa1quehauna Railroad Company
are reEoyluE the parne1 OF flames Ft1f, Jun, +"
and III who were In league WITH him In tho late
raid, from the locomotives On the road.
NMc. Oiyupe AsdoTAfd, who recently visited
this ccuksry, has papllned 4 book IN Pars on
ale Far Tsef,'-au odd combustion Of l2nGutg-
e fcz utle.pake-
The mbruncnt on the graye Of Field MARSHAL
Hay1au las been feInoTed hs hh feiAaous' lhe1e
hung 70 possibility Of pseEeaung IT, being man"
n,ed ~ the er,tm,ca Of the uyenx Of Btesci3."
General sutscn, WHO represents the committee
Of c:t,zens. Of Peaoody, A&ss, In Forasnd, Ae'
xss ihc rlbt 70 zeLd xM To tna suffering IN ihe
sstter city alter tue great Ore. Of 1855 on me
morning Of inc b:h Of July, 1861, maa fo!d MN
II Bo.;ou wnt ..sd happened IN F1r:iand. aho
he Ge1ezai asked HIN when tha naxt 1aR Won'a
e,s1r, snd being told, he managed 10 hATo tes
tsuIn delayed while he loated car WISH pFo't
.lnls 10 aid Of the suderera.
The Trucsee {csl) Ttibrne OF JAu- aaJs:
"h nay bot be ReresA,ly knosn thzl Jaznes W.
MafthaIl who n1Et tiacoreeeA Rold In thts State,
At erilezI mill, u anil Alive He u EoH living 81
plEoe called Kelse1H Dtsxtnz1, u E.torade
, 1870-01-21
BRAVERY OF C0LoRzD TRoDps.


a Confederate Account CT the Deuxh
OF Corporal Dick.
a correspondent Of tho New YORK Epta;u., Rp.t.
L ceta!!inF The hrsTes5 OF BftcYB i coorec iroops>
TaSn Wets recruited IN Dalanoze gives tke ;o
Visiting wssaine' On IN 1863. met gentlemen
ECO 1so charge Ct the ouria1 corps that moYed
teS sos5.ess tfc1 Ch8pins farn 10 q EaIotai
-, ne rs!ssea to ne stos, which WAS substantially
When was engaged IN remoy,, the bo.tes st
Soapin 8 faru, q gentleman rota np to re AMI ,o-
tiodEce q hi'nstn ~ Gerersl Si1sloT, 1sge Drxa.
tettdtDR a Richmond He caua to cajs ATTENTION
70 11e oenJ ot BLACK E4r. o1er WHOSE rem ,I1s
= a.c oLuEeas should hs erected colme-aarstInE
Or IRE seta Of September, 1854, saa be. In a
cha.ce oa Fort Etner, boty or btsck uoon9
Hon;d { EITHER Ee1leat nor sc.le The fort. pSe of
tneE, csted Corporal Dick. tnox corufSaud. and
neys1 them to faee & 1he fort shat cooit not
them Oh antu tue Corporal ata11oned part ps lis
1osce r arpthoo'efs to shoot At teld Of arm
This tooo put q ssrp 10 cur ride Practice Af.ce
AtEo 70 lighted aaeu and rolled HEN ttown
a1 cra them This dld very wei ua,.l Corporal
blazing shell and r1as tbeu back tnto The frrs:
lien nc were compelled 10 4aaLdnn the expeH-
Hett t1r tte saell cid nore execution tnsaa 4
Tie Corporal was not content to be qu.es lauG.
ue paced uen aioaG the faca ot the tart, with
t:t!t 4aAQs a1h!aat t-e NaI III The shoulders
ot taete Hen others Ee1e compelled to = s.1ft
atd s'ard in the saue position, ind 60 c.. I'll be
haa ntmnct Of humaa ladders reacalag IL tha
Iop q me ps1spet, ptIseced b. Els sharp.naoseeE
Ae EoH Eeaced teal11g 6 party ard coaz~st D!iE
itssEed me colata ard SCI ID tcem. oa:tss "arts
paffs N1s f!cdsed With bullets IN an :1s 'art. We
sGtk +: q IeuAlEder pr1soEets nftsf ftx1 "a. !.e
posi,io irside tss tolt> Is tno s.oi5 Of 1!a hert
'-:A paEsed trou murtn 10 ncu+s, Ezs2s tn1aef1
OF Cur Se:deFs went to see hl IT, .,
"AA"aa,d tho cunE sntan: or sae oafta
tGIp., She took as 70 s.r~Ve 1sss.a - - otH ~
oo Eh'cs va, inscribed BIZ waen t,' ss =, al
fnitT,rt the hndT' ~ {oucd hsIdl1 hece bus
vial ead b. 20 shst,s.ets b5 . snl; 81 rt.,
CfIrnraj u.rs oelorEel 10 tos SoFfa<S 1ase0
6tstea Cplqtsd ytfoPA
, 1870-01-21


The vote Of the Senate, By IS yeas to 1c
nays, in favor Of requiring all officers of the
Virginia government to take the oath that
they are eligible under the Fourteenth
Amendment, is right enough in itself, we're
ii not out Of time. Tho Reconstruction
laws already declare that no person ahall be
eligible to Office under the present Virginia
government, who, having first swotu official
" tosupport the Constitution Of the United
States, did afterwards take patt in OK sid the
rebellion. The oath required is simply TINT
the person taking it does not belong to the
aE,ove excluded class. II the State Of Viz
einia has elected men to office who cannot
take the oath, she has in SO far not COM
piled with the terms Of the Reconstruction
laws. But that the question can be sprung
at this late hour is the result Of the remiss-
ness Of Congress in not requiring that the
officers elected under the Provisional Gov
crnments shall take the oath. They have
provided that they shall be Of tbs class
who can take It, but i'm
posed no test by which the question wheth-
er they were Of that class could be deter
mined. II there were any end Of sound
craftsmanship to be advanced by keeping
Virginia out Of the Union longer, Congress
might avail itself Of pretence originating
in its own negligence, as ground for delay.
Some Of the Senators Bsy that they desire
only delay until the Fifteenth Amendment
shal1 be passed When the question nar-
{~ A. hnt II 1o
, 1870-01-21

ard shall not aa5 aud d., aod has refused % aAav
then 70 prooeed to perfect the orcnnIzaton Of
said Hou.e OF Representatives. IN sccordaoct with
H. rad Ind ipAfr1pied the organization OF salA
House. hy 4dIourntng 1t from oaJ 70 DAY, ez4ea.
the Will of . majority or toe mehh:rs 'nereof,
Al IN vo!ss2S @ o. ta !. nroydes ~ ssoa ,s,;
sstd nembers, nov convened, shall taks certain
oatrs, witch costly tne msmoefa oi $50 uoase.
ouly qualified onEef SAID scts aasa auEauY anae.
puxined, have presented tnhnaeiSea auA oe1hSna-
I'd 10 be sworn In aocotdsuee WITH aaia act; Nd
WHEHEAs, The said HazTlt, In tlIfect violation e
thn sa.d lei qf Cons re4E, has dMHfsstd tat aal4
membets who were ie2dy and willing 10 orXant13
in accordance with the provisions OF SAID a. u
Corg1tas, md has wl!tauJ hinaefea ana totes. e.
iha 0roeeedirga Of said House OF RentEseatat ses,
sf;ef hattpK taken rLe eo4ths prescnoed aod otaef-
Wiee cor Piled NiEn kaid .scs: We, tnefrlotf p.o.
Gen.isi es rs1 commandtnk INN @ he TSifd Diaucr.
. Tfo law ef Congress uodeT which ve arc coz.
yeted berg thus ose1ridden, tho eonsnu;pn ~
this hour 10 advarce 70 political purposes. naI
ea1neatl5 Wlshtrg an osgantz2tion Of th!s Genssss
AaEemtB u accordance wih ~. ,hat ne ansea
ty fayed from depreciation. NO, divided poltlcaHy
u Republicans 2Ld democrats, but Tilted 10 tMs
EFFORT protesting asa1nst the pssSeeoMnss RE- aea osr:
1auon Of tho Genera! Assembly: because . .aT y y
d1lect violation o. the 3nw Of ConKreas ttseus
which now a1ords me Ns1lans 1oh oo5 49, As1
"a we believe, for the purpose OF 1afeaNhx
fair organization Of iaa two houses, until cor
rups and dangerous noen snail 90 shape sdai:1 tasx
sau S;ate uay fall helqltaa into thelr hands iof
plnnder ana oppre esion; because It takea tho
pov er Of determining qualifications Of Senators
and Representatives fEcm the former, Wnlca rue
which the eopaiituuon provides, Thus sr1shtusss
and earnestly expressing our desires &nd mauak
this uur protest, Es appeal 70 taa General cad&.
mardio9 "a soldier Of uutulued n01of, servant
Of The republic, to exercise tie power, by tho
Federal Govern mant entrusted, 70 rescue the peo-
pie OF GuorR!a Iroca the violence oad outrage
with which they ara now thfeaieoed By boldly
kntff
, 1870-01-21

The "Go!ha AlnaL nc" for the rear 1870, he,ns
nnle p % or oseT LOO pases. e1emnea fI Of a ;ntoF.
mat,or, cccceru:nz Of all tue governments Of tho
e1ta That iurnIsh asythlnR llke 1rpst xorthy sta.
ii. tfDgrlehtd pestpnHgPs THIS y'ar there ara
Count R;epark, the fs1rce aud Pnrcess Ro!at
u;tr; 1he Prireess Lonisr, & Engianos wa d. II hsr
portrait IL lEer ess, "a tue hantidones. cl Q1eeu
lictcrtAs dspgntt1s: aud l3'r. mt not least
Ulysses : o1aot. President Of the Uaised ssate&
TINS Of an insossuoo, to, It has lang been rne
cu-tpD 10 give port1ais Of each Pres!teut ID the
voian fer the year succeed!tg h.s inauguration.
etFrs In which are Included the Pepa OF Rome,
the Sultan Of FulteJ, and the Emperor Of bEazt9
coItstos only q IN taa years sinauac Evea IN
th1t Ds are 9;Tfn the psmes OF s1ch pes1y uon-
arcbs ~ the Duke Of Anna!t tue PnEce Of
Ssh Nartzourg: Rutol.tsdt, tho Priuce OF sehaonn-
@ M se Pes as q H.. 81
Reras, tee Prince OF Monsco Nbose dominion ts
gan eltg cAtshRhr eut On tho Mediterranean, aud
rtouoa trey cost 70 be spelled and put In rTpe-
Compsrrg The lAt with . corresponding one in the
a1mausc of 1ss&+ se md that t6ere u . loss OF 10
Tutcsty, Parma. Modsna. two Scsl e., spain. Nas-
tau, Hanover, Haese HON burg, aod several osaers
oIse n port.Ds are RS 9usty DROPPED from tse list
fcIrEd 10 tie fa<I swelling department OF the a.
maEac dosoted TO q ouarchs retired ron business
aiatx.'
The ttst of soresaiRns arranged aocoratns 70 At
u beaded y he name o. Pcps Pms tee Eins1.
Get. the ates Of the other soserr'gn- ara ~ fol-
i0Es: KING william ct PIuasla IS IN bis 7sd rear;
Nap Ieau In hts 63d; Esrg William, or Hollsnd,
u b. so: the Emperor Ae sodes. Of Rassss, IN
his heH: nrke Ernest, Of 6ax-Coourx Ant Gotha.
Ia bis tst: Queen Vtc.sra IN her 51st; Eng VIC
sSr En- anuai IN his 5Ssh. h,ns Charles, OF Wur.
t4C b11X, IN his 41tn: the Emperor Don Pedro, OF
% rs .:; she .s a1s1d paEe freescP f Beasa 10 10
I'm 4zth: tue Sultan OF inrfey in his &1th: the
, 1870-01-21
GEORGIA.
The Protest OF the Peoples Party.

The following Is On onclal COPY OF the protest
aeop cd tt the ueeurE Of ths PropleB Party IN
A1A.ts ou tne eren:19 OF the 14sn tr.taat, anl
prtse1tsd to Gereral Terry:
- Am I1sHucsen BY the onmfttee appointed By
tbs btdS 10 nsf the f0tlo 1tt 6 report:
HukhRAf, We, HtDhesa elect 10 tre General
Assec4hly ot th:+ Sssse asEsuo.ed Ia snis c.s.. Cd
AordSy The losh trtra1.. in Apswer to prceIacos-
51oo y o. W E1cellepey, B. Bullock. Gasetnc1 Of
GsorRfs, tsBueh IN aecotdsrce 1tth the pEcvt:icEs
ot bill 1esecI:S passed by Cpngress" 4" to PRO uase
TIE reconsuuciion Ct the state Of Georgia." and
WHss1As, TIA said bill PROVIDES, 9sc'toa !,
fhst TIE Goyer1cY IL authorized to s1lmuo7 11f
fefsnps 10 tnc Ecre-al AsaeMbly, as apoEafs BY
lee proclamation OF Gecg:al George G. Meade,
datec January IS 1863, 70 appear On aoue daJ
Certain TO he cnr.ed tn sad pra1anatios, at Al.
isEfa. asd ifat tneseupoo. the fsia General L.
Eenh!f authorized TO proceed to perfect III or
RAe:zsf'o1 = CD.ftrM!Y viii the CplAs.:at on
a-d DFR @! TIE UItSed Ssntes, 0ccsld.rG to the
pr0ElTo1R Ct tad ACT: and
NnkhkAs TIE Governor, AZ va hele:e, IN S1o-
ia.EG q Eae FsasiXto of SAD ACT, dtrec ID 01
= L nsfs1', SCz 4 member Of tae s4!d eaatal
As:fa o.F. bEs 81 8pqolrtsa or the Gp7eIEut Oh
tto Western At.Ao'ic Rsttfoa1. ps psopest; of tae
e't!e, ~ o1Gs.M: tho Anuts OF Repses so3t2uye3:
WnEREAs. Said Hktr.s HIS acted Arbitrarily. and
hss astu5td. IN vtc1a,1oa Of II z. "a dlctsts L,
nenhff: duly e!se:ed 81 Aforesaid, aa4s they Inal
, 1870-01-21

The people OF New York have seemingly
become aroused to the Importance Of action
ppon the subject Of The E.is and 0swego
Canals. It appears that at present the
work Of keeping the canals IN repair is let
by contract, and thess contracts have bs-
come a system Of fraud and corruption,
consuming large portion Of the canal
revenue without any 1naterial 7etn1n- At q
convention held at Rochester On Wednes-
day, in which many leading men Of the
6tate took part, including ex-President
Fillmore and Horasio Seymour. it WA
unanimously recommended that the coz
tract system be abolished; that The
canal debt be refunded; md that
tho management Of the canals be
committed to the Commissioners, with
power to so reduce the tolls on bread
s,uffs that The canals may be pracs cAly
irca to that kind Of freight.
Tha only objection to this pahsy will
come from those who want To hold the Ert.
Canal as q source Of revenue, and to pay
out Of iss earnings the debt reckiessly IN.
cured .or the construction Of half azsn
lateral csnsla, which yield no revenue; and
, 1870-01-21
Death OF Ex-senator Gfccu.

A~"Fs
II Is our Rad cutJ to ansounce the dea.h OF e1-
rDtted Sta&es Senator Ianea Stephen Gree1,
which took place ye4tttdsg nornlnR st his resi-.
Nlnth and Tenth. Nj. Grecn nd heea ' qatts m s;c1
rcE scre weeks with chroelo d!asrnaa. dc Leaves
4 vie Hnd eight scns and qsuRbters-
H.ula, oa tne ssh Of FehraarJ, 1877. and he vas
consequently nearly nftJ.three Jeara Of age He
did rot enjoy IN hi toush Tho best opportunities
the resolution ar the application to 1earn and n
diut Of hs rong viii and patient study he :atn-
ed 8 good practical English education. His mind
tne xea, WITH which he conbattd d.f1c1l.ies,
About The year 1ssS he went 10 Ala5sns, where
he teuaized year: a.t eu1seTa;ed 70 thta s'ate.
Of twenty, he Ie:ected tho profession Of the lax
a. the pursuit Of his life, sud began the a:udy Of
RAT sclerce. For two o. three yeazt he sttnx9sed
could, unsl ia 1870 he was admitted 10 practlce.
lie raa Dot long In nsking bis inno.noe fel! At
the bar: Hts clients tncreased rapidly. ard his
s 81 70 o ne 10 fefn Il
is4& he Nt4 choee1 : Presidential e1ecsoe, csst
Ing his vote for Polk and DaIlaA a yeaf
1euttou calIed to reyise the Coast,eatio1 os
Missouri. and the ptoceed!rgs and dehasea Of
that body snnw that he took no tnconsdesaole
he ftt1lJ embarked upon the sea OF politics as
IN ssptrans tor personal nnnur1. IN 1915 be Ha1
Demccl1'ic candidate for Cou8resx In tho Third
l1sthc! tehu!aIpk EHlteeo CoauHeAlt Vas
cAue w1rm champion of the adminlstraron Of
{Te*iceat POLK. TWO Je45a alstf eafda ne WAS
tt-eletted nFer "iMnnt nat y ie:D ne NAs oeltaeo
pirIaittJ Of twenty four votes. THIS result Waa
produced BY he deiect1on Of tee bentnn De1o-
efnts vno casf about ~ votes 1of ]. Mlllet. "a
sst ne ~ eEao y caoooa'e' ou1 "aA again &C.
AeaLeu y Ip4n n -. aa4.S..
In 1s:3. rrefldtnt Pterce appointed Nr. Gseca
eharle dtAs5ta 70 SeF 9leHada4 o1s tne ci'1a:e
Of Bogota proving irtuf1oua to hts heatth he re-
fs9Eea t1s oMes IN 1sst: $40 seteseea e LsHA q.
EuuuhJs AASDA1L IL 1900 uG ~8b a CAuusutlt luz