Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-28

purposes how will it be when we
get to the money expended for
political uses, or as he will claim
in saving and maintaining the
lite of the nation by feeding and
voting a horde of lazy negroes
The trouble with General How.
ard was he saw things darkly
.thro' miscegenation s~pectacles, d
thought, as do Senators Drake
and Morton, that the war was
still going ON and these were ne
ceseary war measures and never
thinking there might come a day
of reckoning. The Ways and
Means committee discussed the
income tax and are determined
that the tax must be assessed for
the year 1870. They are oppos-
ed to receiving 1T in 1871. An.
effort will be made in the COM
mittee to fix the.tax at 121 per
cent. There are remonstrances
pouring in every day TO the com
mittee protesting against this
most uLfai-, inquisitcrial, oner-
Gus and oppressive tax being
continued, but Boutwell,, Delano
and Grant care nothing for the
burdens that the people labor
under and in that respect Con-
gress but adopts their heartless-
mess. Mr.. Jenekes' bill establish
ing a Bureau of Justice will be
reported to the House with a re-
commentator to pass. The bill
makes the Attorney General the
head of the Department, with an
assistant to be called Solicitor
General at q salary of $500;
two assistant Attordey Generals
at a salary of 5000 each. The
Solicitors of the Treasury, of In
terna1 Revenue, of the Navy,
Judge Advocate General and Elk
aminer of Claims of the State
Department and their assistants
Attorneys General to be appoint
ed by the President, by and with
the advice and consent of the
SENATE. Subordinate officers
land clerks to be appointed BY
the Attorney General. The su.
lpcrvisory powers now exercised
by the Secretary of the interior
toveer accounts of district attor.
neys, marshals, clerks and other
Officers of the courts of the Unit
ed States shall be exercised by
1.-THE Attorney General. The con
duct of all judicial proceeding
lin every department of the Gov
lernment and the attorneys of the
United States to be under con-
troll of the Attorney Genera1.-
There may be a great deal o
INERT in this bill but Isonly SCI
in it as in every bill brught in b.
1.-THE Radicals q centralizing of al
Immense power this time in TIL
hands of the Attorney Genera
will not fail to be used il
case that the administration
5Ior GenerafGrant, or Congress
tmay deem it necessary. The ar
} my under the sole control O
General Sherman, the judiciar,
under the sole control of Nj
Hoar, an ambitious. stupid dem
9 agogue for President and atty
rannicaI Congress with, I fear,
,subserVient majority on the Su
J preme Bench what may not b
J our fate?> Senator Morton spok
or rather howled fumed an
D fretted, yesterday on the Geol
gia bill. He misrepresented tn
? people of the South, slandere
i and villifed them to his heart
eontent. He seemed to be in
nightmare ofblood. He was, i
8 ferocity vindictiveness and hat
elboth Murat and Danton combiI
e ed. He tired out the patience +,
the Senate ard thinned the ga.
%leries, which at no time wei
Q full although his speech was az
! vertised beforehand. Mr. EC
munds got the floor after Mortc
3 had spent himself in his fury
gainst the South and in a Law
yerlike manner set Mr.. Morto
Alright on questions of fact, La:
o and common sense. Mr.. e.
c muds, although he said eneue
q to shame Morton and his friend
l-1had no effect on the Gallon
? hearted maliguants.
JACQUES.
Transfers of Real Estate.