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Wrisck
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t.s cap NJ s5l Nm. Bhuey Williams
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l.I
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,ooPu- At2i Faust" Blondes Ats "Gohe' Bubble
Association HAIL, Twenty-third-st. and Fourth
49, At =: Otrsu Concert \ Z. Warren
KuIY 4 IEoN's MINSTIEIs No 10 Broadway
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gopHs. kouc.tr.s0ism Az and 9: Bedou'n Arabs
S,N tRsNCIsCO Observation-Disclosures per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

Pleading for the Protection of French Indus
try in the Chamber of Deputies, NJ. Theirs
grandly said Material prosperity ought to be
"for every nation the object of an ardent and
Constant solicitudc-p prosperity which consists
" in drawing from its own soil and from its
Gown climate, as well as from the peculiar
Character Of its people, as large a sum of
wealth as is possible" Compare tho superb
craftsmanship Of this utterance with the mis-
cradle selfslness of British Free Trade, which
says in effect We want the profits Of manu-
" featuring and carrying the goods OF the
world-we can produce more cheaply than
you cau-we can undersell you in your homes
"and abroad-thcrcfore extinguish your indus
tries, supply us with raw materials, and buy
our mechanical products at our highest prices
and the extreme limit of your necessities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

Not 10y dozens, but by scores, We are temP'c, y.
to say hundreds, Hayti has been kiliing OH
her Salnayists, so that her claim to be con-
sidered pondemonium of free sayagery Is
raridlv making itself perfect. But, for all
that, Commodore or Admiral u H. oi'el ""o
not done the most graceful OF acts Id expressly
threatening the Haytians that II they OF any
other people assist Cabral against baez' Tue
limited States, already engaged to protect oah
Domingo, will forthwith open guns upon then'
As the Jamaicans have been sending arms TO
Cabral, and as a British war vessel Is within
his reach, Admiral Porter has further chance
fn illustrate his words.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

The monthly statement shows much larger
decrease in the Public Debt during February
than there was reason to hope for. Unusual
expenditures for pension payments were
made: nevertheless, the reduction is consid-
erably larger than that for January. The
decrease in round numbers is $65OO,OOO.
The coin in the Treasury has also increased
unnecessarily. as we think-the surplus now
amounting to $1O9,OOOOOO. The decrease in
the debt is another of the many encouraging
evidences lately presented that we are fast
approaching the condition and time when the
resumption of specie payments cannot DO
DELAYED
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NEGROES As LEGISLATORS.

"Our African Senator is the title Of half
column editorial in The 81 Louis Republican
Democratic). in which it is asserted that the
election of Mr. Revels to the United States
Senate "marks an era in the history OF the
"world;r that sit is the first authenticated
{" instance of nation boasting Caucasian
Lineage deliberately and freely choosing an
" African as a law-maker and clothing him
with a rank and dignity among the very
"hiebest in its power to bestow."
9" That tho annals of every age, from the era
" of the Pyramids to our own, may he searched
in vain for even the remotest parallel to this
step which we have just taken in the science
" of government with the utmost indifference
"and nonchalance," and much moro to the
same effect.
We we're quite prepared to believe that the
prejudces of the late lords of caste would not
readily give way to that great advance III
Christian civilization which places all men upon
an equality before tho law, which makes tue
Declaration of American Independence living
fact. but we can see no sufficient reason why
this unworthy prejudice should be yoked with
sucb nrofound ignorance of well known facts
in history as is displayed in the article from
which M0 quote. nc NIltci oubhO W hAO"' -
he does not, that there were several negro
members in tho National Assembly of France,
no longer ago than the time of the last Re-
public. Does he not know that in Brazil
the great Empire of South America,
there is no caste based upon color
or race - that the jet black Senator sits
by the side of the white one on terms of per
feet equality in the highest branch of the Ma
tonal Legislature Is he not aware that in
most of the Spanish American Republics and
West India Islands the negro enjoys citi-
2enship upon the same terms and conditions as
the descendant of Spain Is he Ignorant OF
the fact that negroes held seats in the Massa-
chusetts Legislature before The ST. Louis Re
publican had an existencel Has he never
heard that in all tho States Of Europe
the standing or position of man is in no wise
affected by the color of his skinf
The writer seems surprised that q duly
elected Senator should take his seat, and that
the people should look on with indifference
and nOnchalance. Perhaps he may yet discover
that the people are not all purblind politicians;
that they see and accept accomplished facts,
and have no positive fear that one mulatto or
quadroon will be moro than match for
seventy-threc Caucasian Senators.
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est material expedicpts. wc have thus

Ind the Notifying spectacle of u
nation protesting to be wiser than the rect of
mankind, aud claiming to apply pure reason
TO the management of the body polite, in
variably res9ting upon the first opportunity
to, physical violence, and distrusting all
resources except those of the barricade and the
guillotine Thus far no nation has had a
greater variety of IDEAS or trusted so little in
theul. The FIRST Napoleon perfectly cOmpre-
hended this moral cOwardice, and firmly be-
lieving in a gospel of gunpowder, he was
never weary Of dcnouncing. with all the angry
scorn of his nature, the biologists. France,
dimly cOmprehonding all other liberties, has,
like n hungry tiger, had very imperfect no
tions of the liberty of living.
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2Nem'llork Duilu Gribmp1E
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. 1870.


Fun particulars OF the loss Of the steamer Oneida are
given IN dispatch from San Francisco - Notwith-
stsndiog adverse speech By Count Bismarck, the
Eechsag voted for the abolition Of capital punish
Iucut. -= Tie proposition for Government aid 70
emigration has defeated in the British Parliament
$500 The MerdLGras festivities in Paris took place
without uiolcstatlon. Arrange, prominent Cuban,
has surrendered 20 the spanards. == Annexation TO
the United States has been declared for by vote taken
tn san Domingo.
In the Senate yesterday. Mr. Howell spoke on the re-
eouhcu % the rights Of settlers in land grants TO rail
roads the funding bill considered. but decisive
acton taken -= In the House. the time for keeping
whisky IN bond extended to three years resolution
passed censuriug Mr. Deweese, N c. the report Of
the Gold Panic Investigating Committee was presented
The Pubic Debt statement exhibits further decrease
OF over $6OUUCyO Among the jurors drawn for the
March {, nm Of the Albany County wyoming Court
were eleven women. Rich silver mines have been
discovered ia GTaysOn County, Kentucky. -= wool
mill burned at Darby, Penn. -= The Cincinnati
Railroad bH has been defeated in the Kentucky Senate.
Dr. keenan,. Who shot MI Meehan, Is held to wal, tie
results Of the wounds inflicted. =- In MI. BerRh's
svtllmE case in Brooklyn, the jury exOuerato
the defendants. - Mayor Hall declines 20 ap.
prove the resolution OF tho Council. Offering
reception 10 Mr. Seward. A mans0 yearsOld was
tiled BY EeW-Havon train, Harlem,
yesterday ==== A FIRE in Broadway caused q loss
Of over 100000 Dennis Hsrtnett OF Mulberry.st
fatally wounded Henry Harmon by striking hiln the
head with hatchet - Cold, 49, l16. 1853 Tempera.
lite. "A. &C. TO- o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

The news Of the surrender Of Gen. Napoleon
Arrange, though Transmitted from the Spaniards,
appears TO be true. Arrange was one OF the
original plOtters OF tie outbreak in Camaguey
or Principe, Of which the Marquis of Santa
Lucia was tie most trusted and enthusiastic
leader. But he soon became doubtful cham
On, and carly in the present struggle OF the
bans was understood to favor n moderate
az Of autonomy as a settlement of the war.
il company with Lis brother, he visited The
ymaIdsat request, undcra flag Of truce, in
Puerto Principe, but before he left their lines, his
iiOtAer also general under Cespedes was as-
sina'cd. The present act Of Arrange was
Eot unexpected. nor 10 it yet shown 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

\ paragraph in the newspapers afllrms that
VI. Olivier favors the abolition of Capital
Punishment in France This is the moro
remarkable considering that the opinion has
prevailed for so many generatons-aliko in
this, if in nothing else-that no Government
could DE overthrow, none established, none
maintained, without that profuse shedding of
human blood which can hardly be paralleed
in ancient, which exceeds everything of the kind
in modern history. France claims, and with
some reason, to be II nation of philosophical
ideasj yet there is not one of these of the
least political color and bearing which France
has uot sought " maintain by the GrOaa-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

This it will be secn, is no skillful So
lection of articles, but list of all the Wooden
Fabrics dealt in by tho great house above
named, OF Of which the prices are within its
knowledge. And, though tho cheap, foreign
Wool which was largely imported in 1860.
partly under nominal duty and partly free
from all duty whatever, has been largely re-
placed by Wool homegrown under Pro-
lection, and though Labor, especially Skilled
Labor Ia far dearer now than it was ten
years ago, and taxation vastly higher, yet
American Wooden Fabrics are actually cheaper
in their average gold price to-day than they
were ten years ago.
Js this not in full accordance with the claims
Of Professionalism Is it not in direct antago-
nism TO The theory Of Free-Traders, who in
sist that higher duties Dcccssilato enhanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

Things have come to such a melancholy pass
in Tennessee that the loyal Republicans OF that
State have been fairly driven into action.
Two large meetings of loyal men were held III
Nashville on the 10th ult to consider the posi-
ton of public alfaiIs-the assassination OF I'M
offending citizens by the Ku-klux. the oppIcs-
siyc action of the Legislature and Convention,
and the abolition of the Free Common Schools.
I'VE are say the Tennessee Loyalists, com
"plctely at the mercy of Rebel hate and
"Rebel violence. We hayo absolutely no way
"to defend our lives from any drunken scoun-
"drel that from malice OF mere Yantonness
"may see Gt to waylay u.s." These men say
that they cannot help themselves. They N,nust
"have help from outside" The National arm
should put down the Ku-Klux, by simple,
speedy and summary methods The Four
teepth Amendment should be applied TO the
present Legislature and the COnventlon-ln
the former it would leave quorum, but II
would bring that quorum to its senses. AS Tor
the Convention it is unlawful 40 iR'ho, uniaw-
fully called, and made up of disqualified men,
its doings being really null and void. IL moth
ing else will do, Congress should put the State
under territorial rule. These Republicans say,
that practically they have no newspapers 10
nleod their cause in the State. Not one OF the
Nashville daily Journals 50 much as mentioned
these meetings, nor were they alluded To III
the Associated Press dispatches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

N..w-HAMPsHIRE elects her State officers and
Legislature next Tuesday. The Republican
a,cendency is craftily assailed by running
" Temperance and Labor Reform" tickets,
with intent to concentrate all the struggling
vote upon representatives who will at all
events not be Republicans, defeat a choice OF
State officers by the people and throw 1t into
an anti Republican Legislature. We do not
anticipate the success Of this scheme but 1t
will require a full poll Of the Republican vote
20 defeat it. We trust that there will be such
n POLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

An interesting case (Hiokman rs. Hickman
has just been decided in Ohio. This was a
libel for divorce brought By the wife, who al
legged three acts of violence and general un-
"kind treatment on the part of her husband
There seems to have been only one serious
ASSAULT but Judge Force, who gave very
elaborate and interesting opinion, held that
this was sufficient to warrant decree OF d.
vorce. "When" he said "the barrier Of rev.
ference which surrounds a lady's person Is
"onco broken through by blow; when hus-
"band has once found it a possible thing to
"strke his wife, what guaranty is there that
"hc will not do it again r. Certainly this is a
case in which woman should be left at en-
tire liberty to judge for herself; and no law
should compel her, against her own Judgment,
to risk repetition of violence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

Tho dis position of the Senate seems to be
favorable to q very thorough debate on the
Funding bill, and this we are glad to perceive.
Bat there is also apparent, We fear, purpose
Ia make the debate a long and tedious one.
Not merely thorough examination, but prompt
action. on this bill is demanded. Its passage
will still further depreciate gold and hasten
the resumption Of specie payments. The effect
of au early adoption of some funding scheme
since funding is resolved On-must have a
good effect at this time Of weakness IN the
cold market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

treacherous in the ordinary sense of that word
His detection. together with tho absence OF
Gen. Quesada IN this city. deprives tho Cu-
bans of the aid of men who might have oeen
more efficient il less oppressive on the one
hand. and less hestating on the other lhey
do not Indicate that the Cuban cause is out OF
danger, but they do not show that 1t mas
failed. Even yet Gen. Quesada is himself OF
opinion that it can conquer without the hcip
nf outsiders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
Snsimss lnctitts.

MoILEE'S PUREsT NORWEGIAN COP LIVER OIL III.
OF ste yctfs has almost impossible 70 get auy you
1 nat ,. can digest owing the sbe mode OF u,N
,.r and srrafrg tte ivers. Noler VI tbrs"sIh III 80
$50. A. oil which IA revy and, 10 everV epe9 AZ a'
80 s bi ipt l. A Sa re- before Academy OF Metc,9e Sye
Medic, ercort" Dee, 1873 N7. W " Sebrinn w. ''''
,v.as Zoe Un,,ei Sstes and Csusd-. sold By prnggs.
FoR PINPITs on THE FACE, COmedones, slack
Heads Worms Grubs PmP braru'a sr RSyrbS
-.tIons the CoNHDoNR AND
r,le AMI harmless conteius LKAD POISON ffepteaoup
t nr r. G. Pfpa1 BOldt, n Y Sod By ever! ufuIE e"
York -bi elsewhere -------------
RATCUrLOR's HAIR DYE.-Ihe best IL the
,I IsSspt,p,aus hLrur,s perfect Applied al Factory No 10
Esnist Sold cTCHuhCre ---------
MnnAU's GOLDEN Cor LIVER OIL
VA; "A 40 rbotts Lime crest Improvement made with the
OF hurUr lc efficacy with pleasant ha'ot s9 cay Ol.e
hitf. - s--n,e Cp's 10 --- -
IICIALITIES-PALMER LIMBS.
"a H,,ssv p l6s ChrstButGL PbiA 81 Green At Boson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

The testimony before the Gold Panic In
yrstigatinG Committee was communicated to
us IN confidence in ample season for publica-
tion in yesterdays issue. We preferred to
brcp or pledges ard withhold the news until
authorized to use it. SecoDd-rate journals,
struggling for position, may find it needful
Or advantageous TO resort to such disrcputable
practices as the violation of confidence in a
case like this THE TRIBUNE does not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02
UEST TIRGiNI1.

UNIVERSAL AMNESTY AND IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE.
WHEELING, March THE joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the State Constitution so as
20 enfranchse the negroes and exC0nfederates passed
the Senate to-day by vote OF Is to 1t was passed by
the House on Friday by 80 to s The resolution has 20
be concurred in by the Legislature next Winter and then
submitted TO the people October, 1911 Uuderit the
enfranchsed ex Coufoderates will first vote IN October
ls72
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The INDIiNS.
OUTAGE IN MONTANl
4 TERRITORY.

OUTRAGE IN MONTANA TERRITORY.
HELENA, Feb. 2S.-Last Thursday small
party OF intoxicated spokau Indians came 10 rauche
20 miles from this town, and, their demands for
whisky being denied, destroyed most Of the furniture
about the premises The three white IN charge Of
the rancho barrcade1 themselves against the Indians
returned In short time but being unable to enter
tho house stole head VI horses Tie whites reoGptured
tho horses the day The Indians threaten fulther
xl,laF
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p,ioes-that Protection could not otherwise

p,ices-that Protection could not otherwise
benefit the protected producerf
We ask the attention of all candid persons
70 tho above exhibit, We ask the journals
favorable TO Protection to give them the widest
and fullest Protection 70 give them the widest
Trade journals to do likewise if we believed
them willing TO let the whole truth be known
and have judgment rendered accordingly AS
it is, they will not disappoint us by Ignoring
this exhibit and keeping the facts 1t emoou'eS
from the knowledge of their readers so ia' Us
IL nnasihln-
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Out Of number Of 110-the officers and
crew Of the steamer 0noda--only 80 have
survived. This tells fearful story Of disaster,
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TIE PUBLIC DEBT

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capituaton OF the Public Debt Statement published TO
day:
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'fe lGllNA a1tylt Gtlss IL"
c.llsat Eistiltine eujeyR,
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lNIROULATloN e6.0OO coPIEsl
A GREAT OFFER.
HORACE WATERS.

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or will take from s. to SOS monthly until paid.
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THE PREMIUM
SANFORD CORN.

The EGRLTEsT aud most PRnnuoTiVE heIu
Corn, having Welded the past untEirRhl"sra'
so. over IbO BUSHELS SHRLLEU CoEN TER ACRE
In many instance. when planted in ths same
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Of other corn. Two bushels increR'e IN yield
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in Farm Seeds, JAMEsPoETi Long Island view
York. men Sl-Em'
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JOB WORK.

We are prepared to do Job Work Of every
5 description III as COED style as any Office In
this part Of the State, md At lower prices.
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