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POLITICAL.

Judge Janes Deuuston, formerly resident Of
Rockford, Ill. has been appointed Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Texas.
The Rhode Island House, On Tueslsy last, de.
ffateo, BY lre majority. bill to legauze the intes.
naTT'sHe OF Whstee and negrocA II had passed
the Eepate.
Congressman Hill, Of New Jersey. who IL an
earnest advocate OF the abolition ot the lrauktuE
pririege, has received a communication from Que
OF hls constituents which reaAa thus: "peer
sur. Please send me copy OF the Aorcul,tral
report and then apollsh the tsaus.ng privilege"
Nj. Dawes has been tnrtrad TO adare.s the In,
diana hepuhlcan Stale Convention, which mrcts
on TIC set inat., and Ii compelled, By the COT.
dltlon OF public business, to decnne
The Aaf51ard Republican, are making arrange,
ments 10 have q grand celebration when the rat,.
nca1ion Of the Fifteenth Amendment II proclaim
ed They are holding preliminary meetlu1a in
vaEloua parts Of the 6tate already.
The present New Totk Legislature, which. &C.
cordtDg to Governor Hoffman, was to set such
bffllar. Example Of honesty. Ia guiu8 the old way,
Democratic organ, the New York Dvmocyaf,
after referring TO the ohl!quiael Of iorme. Leats
tnreA, says: This year similar gambling bas
been Instituted. One usn asserted that the Cam.
mlttee On Eogroesed Bn1s Of the uoase NE hold.
!tg bills which had been ordered to he epTroased
for third reading, and insisted that they would
Ao1 tnen Iii taeJ hAd Eccei7cd due cont,d-
etstion- Another conmtttee, which has repo,ted
several biuq, has never had q meeting.
A member OF the Alsoan8 House OF Represen-
tativts, whose seat Is contested, on tho 1.t inst
sent the Speaker letter, 10 which he said: To-
mtffoT opn to be married., and on Saturday I
take the lost Tor Mobile, thence to Montgomery.
I think It but fair, under the unusual 'clscaru.
EtAcces, that hhould be given time to appear be.
tore the body 10 make my defence. Any Indecent
haate on' the pail OF the Legislature would no, b
cFedIlape.r
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MISCELLANEOUS,
C1llforn!s has Il, ,0te 1ndi1ns.
TuSkilh postage aiampa arc the most beau

Tuskiah postage a.smpa ate the mott beautiful
in use.
Two Far!a women rushed under the gutl1ot1ne to
dip 1he.r hsndkefcniefn in Tranpmsnns blood
Statistics show that more than 20 per cant Of the
children born In Rome arc tllegtunAte.
The hhedlEe Is co!ormI meerDchaum said 70
Be wonh. With diamond trinm.nSA $A1, ,0Nl.
Bostonlan recently contributed ten cents TO-
~aId4 the extinction Of the national debt
1hc Aosnoua arc organizing corpa Of women
lecsufefH TO depict the glor:ea OF Their faitn.
lae sdr1oe Of 4 Fenrs1lTaniA suicide 10 tls
ofoanef ~A, "#n&te, don't 20 with fellows who
nave more money 10 spend than you hare"
heeiiebnb, said TO mean Ia Hebrew 1.-THE g,eat
"Stoo Fly" -
A correspondent Of the Psu xau c,.<t,. r,c,n,.
leeds return to the old-saaa.ored hno.s,,
con&no iof lad1es TO wear In public p!Aces
The total amount CT coal consumed In m,
country IN 1sea, was &, $50 Oh to:s. In Enr,.,d
In 1865. 1oa, 1A1, t67 tens ~ss nsed,
In 1915 the Cumbesl4nt coal trade aroounte, tn
9a.e,s tort. In 1ss9, It Wa 1,ss2 60 tonsan in.
crease at 50, Coz tons IN twenty-four yeafx
The New York Matt 'nas 1t on seemingly rooa
AID reliable authority that another female bank
irg house will soon be opened on Broad si1eetr
The S1ate Geolog1st reports that ,here IL ro,d in
the rocks near Rhintbctf. y. Y..-about q cents
worth to ten tona Of rock.
Dayiets County produces more tobacco than
any Other county in Kentucky 1ts yield last year
wax &, ~, SO po1utk
Afune1 IN Leuh.on. Nc, sells his Wood By
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1870.
TEE TlN-PLATE MYSTERY.
TIE new Tariff bill contains three myste

tious items, which read as follows.
ON timed !5on, tnosn = ~ plsset, and on
VIII &c q any enes et - censs ee pee eoana eealea
Fslr1 spd coenanut oil, free.
TIN ID r'Et, bars, OF b.ocss, free"
The present duty On tin plates is a5 per
rent. or Il cents per pound, and yields an
rually about $4,000, ,oN in gold revenue to
tho gorernmeat Tin in pigs, bars, or
i!ocls rays datE Of Is per cent in gold.
The duty On PALM and cocoanut oil is 10
Ter cert. The manufacturers Of tin wares
IN this country have demonstrated against
this increase in the tax on tin platos, and,
rs that article hes never been made in the
United States, there has been an III
qUiry way the com nittee proposed to
change the law. The New York
N"rlsl explains the whole operation.
1t appears that the manufacture ct tin
plasca ii specially with the Walsh, aud,
thoneh Welsh mechanics vera brought orer
10 the United States some years ago t,
make them here, the enterprise fniled. 70
make tin plates there arc three essential
articles: thin rolled iron sheets, tin, and
rsfm r. r. oll:-the process being the Dipping
clesning it with palm oil Ono Mr. Nc
Daniels. constituent Of Kelley aud Cake,
proposes to try to manufacture tin plates,
snd, as preliminary, Mr.. Kelley pro-
poses TO let McDaniels have his pig tin free,
and his palm oil free; and that tic tar on
imported tin plates shall be doubled, 70 that
he een have monopoly Of the market
The revenue on these three articles,
amounting to Sa,s0o, 900 per year, is to be
discontinued, and the public a-e to be re-
CURED 10 pay that amount q tsx to Nc
Daniels. 1t must be remembered that this
action of the Committee Of Ways and !
Means. in emitting of $780, 900 Of 1eve-
rue ard donh!iug the ta1 c1 every tin pan
in the country for the pe:sonm benefit o.
vhim Of one man, is not to protect any IL
1ust1y nov in existence, bat is designed |
wholly to enable this msE in Pennsylvania
70 try IN experiment. The tin wares and
utensils Of forty millions Of people are to
lie taxed, not for reyente, but 70 help Nc
Daniels to begin business This is another
illustration Of how triHs are made, and
how the whole BUSINESS OF taxation is nr-
rarged to .1tort noney from the people,
ros for the gorerament, but to enrich pri-
vato individuals.
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between Protestant England and c.tboi;c

between Protestant England and Catholic
1fanoe1
70 ~ Million er Population. Fo,,,.s n
Gonsiouoas snn.io 81 murder and aslenptt's ~
ssonsteaots so!c,HA. y ct lofant,c,do.. y
'a;T,ae' a% te'.i' .7e'.ss Of istsG,....a IL n
1ne administration of justite is alipbtl,
more @ thoFough in France than in Eoelapa :
oota countries hang for murder in tbe f;rst
aeeree and baniah for the less preueditat.d d
nonac'des, The degree of average poverty
~ greater in France among the WORKING
classes Is measured BY rates Of wages for
ihoof' Which ase but half as high, and by
style Of living, which il inferior in France
10 that IN England. The fact that the
french drink the light sour wines, vhilo the
English drink strong drink, would lead US to
expect moro murders from intempersnoa
among the EDglish. But il ne we're going
70 ass'Rn reasons why the Ffench commit
e'ght ttmes az many murders, relatively to
population, as the English, We should ascsibe
it chiefly to the inpulsiveness Of the French
man, who consults his sentiments, aud The
phleg1natic nature Of the Enggishman, who
consnlts his interests This trait is well
Illustrated by the answer Of Prince Pierre
bonaparte, to the question why he fred at
Victor Noi1, who had insulted him, but WAS
unarmed, before he did ut De- Fouviele,
who had drawn his pistol and was aiming
at the Prince. because" said the French
man, "1 fe]t the outrage before observed
the danger"
1t may be argued that tho moro impul-
siye and sentimental races are, the moro
Catholic they will be, while the more cool
md reasonable they are, the more Profess
tant will be their creed. England and
Scotland, on tho ono hand. and Ireland.
France, and Spain, On the other, might be
deemed illustrations Of this rule. But the
fact that Catholics are impetuous, while
Protcstants arc philosophical, does not
show that Catholicism is responsible for
the inpetuosity, or that Professionalism
causes cool-headednoss, but that both ara
consequences Of these differences of na-
tional temperament, But even these diff.
ferences fail to account for the returns pre-
nented s'y the census returns Of 1854. viz
e Ae Niiiien # Population. Hast.s..
rsfnn,'s rose1is9s s:,s Mnstand..
S.tao;ie sspsl pslsaie.............se saie..
catooac hsplet.- .1.......,..,... ~
Here Ii evidently not only Professionalism.
but general education, cool tempera.
ment good government, civil free.
dom, reliance on courts Of Justice
and an enlightened public opinion for 70.
dress OF grievances, on the one hand, and
on the other, anarchy, q hated government.
muzzled people, priesthood who ara
afones and despots, genera! ignorance, and
fiery readiness to assassinate. Tn 4ba
main, however, it is cultivnted intelligence
against ignorant impulse. We shall recur
70 these statistics in their bearing On othe,
forms Of crime hereafter,
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL Despatch TO The Cn!csSa Trhurt.
SHM YnHE. Frh Il

Saw TORE. Feb. II
TUE METHODIST pooK cuECEKN-
The minority report OF the committee to IT,
Fcss'gase she a1a'rH OF The Methodist Dook Coz
cezu which did rot appear till after the report OF
tie ms ior1tF, Ia creating much excitement su1our
Aethodtsts Who propose TO demand another it,
ves::gaton and will ag;sate the subject 1t tne
next General Conferences. The menoers Of tho
minority say they have reason to believe that q
portion VI the testimony has been suppressed
aad that frauds to d considerable exrent have
been hushed up. Tnere Will probably he a CON-
pete change IN the management Of the Bo,k
Concern At the next conference. t1epssa.,oug
nave been made to turn the establishment ioto
the hands Of eerasste rar1les and unite npou =
condactt but VAL not be accepted LOT rae present.
WALL STREET.
money was very easy to- dsy. Rates vern 1 70 G
pet ceLf, and rome balances were olered a. 3 per
cert I'LL text week. The railway market ras
anles' not~nhstandlng the ease In money. scverof
neaey Fpsculat1ts. whose names were mentioned
IN the anticipated corne1iue cperasoas, hayc tenn
poIal1iJ Withdrawn nom the streek.
FoAE,GN rrEXI.
letter from fefz Cruz BAYS there ls q strore
Revolutionary movemeu. ii ptngYess. acd :hat ,ae
prospect OF tbs overthrow Ct We Jua1ez G7yetn-
ntnt Is steadily !npfoE:Ig. The Opposition party
ss lhcteaspg' ard fen hs!saies OF troo7s hare al-
ready prono7pceu against tie government.
The eha1ceh Of the Duke De Moutpecser Tor the
ihtoEe Of Spain are rastiy Increasing OF late.
France has, 1t ls said, quite determined 10 espou4e
bis cause 70 far NJ her influence mAy ~ am
Firm has promised his support
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SYu. yopr ~ - A96sxEi.
nnunrpa fhtt. ~ arS,o =. cI1,n .GteKtau au.
- Wsrr rntas a. NS-oou VI +4e'eeo II U3ak OK
~-s'+a o't1a' .,.,.-,.,
The Committee oi the a;od B~a.d renor,a1 u
recon mkLd Van Ssun Go. to feit4sn lfou busi,
1T " sue topn ~ aas tae enasges aEAnst tnem
T.1.E.ra eA MA AHoPted.
The f,,lrre or J1.1!tAn 49, ..-.-
yno}jen onfns :. Tsnn-;sH @ te, -, sMp15tfta OF
Aspfs rr,,fshi. sas;1 r.. T. 80 - ~ ss~0uoos
~ sha efw n,s ,ns s-MssS ~ saia kuAt MemoAlA
sr,,ref ~ ss,,io. ne'eaA AeA1 eAiate 70 mako An
aAi.t A.,e 1thaenent-
ftHlt &C.. Importers OF dry Roods, ere alao
1ekosteo ~ nasitE suspenGed payment
~. ns M Eeko1teo !alioIe OF f1tedla nde1, Alex i Co,
- ~ Eca94omtsf o'.d Oy G"t,cA Reporter, todAy,
s"AAe'5 "'~ooas touL
=, DCRr ATfERA
n tEe aopfeHe C6uES al Brooklyn, Today,
c4aIRta with the Eu4dcr Ut Night Nxschnan
l.yes. to tail IN the sum of salWy0 with foar
kEreres OF S;.uM cacn, SorT,s Loeee. Cha.Rei
Win nrcttly runn1og % large q1an112,es Of Hnis-
rev f,ern TAu an = ots1sI:elr, Ia the Forty-nest
Ds.u.c'. hsn It's discharged by COMMISSIONER
O=tofr, TIE government setoR unable to produce
any evidence sR1iLEr bin. T1la Aas a1pshet OF
Warwick MartlhH caseA
JCGEt ncEchD has Issued al attachment
aRatIst Warden Stscou, nf the Tomas for dtso-
tedseLce II :he uEt: OF habtA- rurpus refr.in9 70
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4HlAI- <Sta2-N FA411'v
Precisely in the sarna r-~r -'+io1 upon the
same articles is the tax imposed upon the
building Ct locomotives, the freight cars,
md wagons Of the country. Every farmer
who owns wagon, in ~hich he has to move
Liz cropto the nea;est mnrket, and take
hack to bis house Tie merchandise rece;rad
therefore las to pay the same t.1 an tha
wood, the iron, the Paint. the o;1 sra a.
eansas eosernG which ae1torted from the
shlp-bui1der. Every builder Of rai1war Ia
cotrotiv+s and railway cas, Of c.nal hos,s
Ed HTer steamers has - pay the anne
tA1es upon the same 1naterials used hv H.,
In addition, the sailwny has 70 rag the same
ta1 on the rails which make the roxa,,~
the farmer has to pay the Rama tax on Tho
iron shoes OF his horse, aud his ts1 for keen
ing tbs highway in orler.
It will be seen that the committee mn
poee to pay the builder Of all oeeac stea,r-
ere bounty equal TO the tax on ali marine
engines and machinery. The number of
persons who will owu the ocean ships An A
steamea will not exceed 5000. These
men arc capitalists They want to build
ships aud steamers. The tax on the ms-
terial makes the cost so crest that they can.
not build; but they propose that, il Con-
gress will pay them so much money out OF
the Treasury, and go much per ton forever
after while the vessel floats, they will buil6,
and a committee OF Congress recommends
that it be done.
There are 1000 steam engines in Chi
csgo, and this number may be multiplied
in the same proportion to The population
in all parts of ths country. The stoam
engine is inseparable from the industry Of
the country. It is the power which moves
the products Of the soil, the forest, and the
mines, and which fashions and shapes them
to the uses Of man. Each Of these engines,
boilerr, and all the machinery Of which
they Ire a p-r, rays The same tax, and no
LET'S, that is levied upon the marine en-
Eiucs and machinery u ocean going
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CRIME AND CREED,

A more than usually Interesting theology
cal wrangie has for some months been in
progress, between the Catholic TTor,d and
the Nttr Ens'andtr, upon the relative
moral results of KomAnism and Protestant
ism. Both the Presbyterian md the Catholic
monthly commit the mn sfquitur OF as
6uming that whatever is coincident with
Romanism and Professionalism is caused by
it. Neither Of them take into copsiJern-
tion causes Of crime far moro important
than any religious creeds, which, in fact,
have much to do With governing, not only
the 1atio Of crime itself, but the degree of
progress which races viii make in advauc-
ing from the purely sensuous, superstitious,
and despotic creeds, to the most intel
lectual and independent. These funda-
mental causes Of crime are ignorance, in-
Temperance, deprsyed physical and mental
organisms, and Last and chief, poverty,
which is the source and mother
OF nll others. To prove that
there wns more crime in Catholio countries
than in Protestant, or the reverse, might no
more establish an evil influence in either
faith than to prove that there WIS less c1imc
in countries whose people have fair hair and
blue eyes than in those having tawny skins
md black eyes wou1d prove that crimo was
consequence Of the color Of the hair and
eyes.
We vera recant1y accused by Enno Of
our Protestant brethren OF catering to the
tastes Of our Catholic readers, by giving
the very flattetlng statistics Of Irish mo-
| ralstr compared with Scotch and English,
as vouched for by the CatAolic TorlA
These showed that, while the illegitiuate
births IN England we're Ga per cent Of the
whole number, and those Of Scotland we're
20 per cent, those Of Catholic Ireland
we're only SO per cent, and the greater pa1t
even Of these were in Protestant counties.
These statistics certainly increased our re-
spect for Bridget, for whom We have always
entertained the highest regard We never
believed she would do anything wrong, and
we were naturally g1ati8ed to see it prored
extensively. The NeuEnglandtr re-
Turns to the charge, from the last report OF
ice AeGlstrar General Of Ireland, that many
o'sens' deaths, and marriages in that coun-
ny a1e not reported OF recorded: thst all
MS enofts to secure perfect enforcement
ol Inc AeglstFy laws have failed, and con-
seqaeo.'y that the retuzns for large por-
4ons o' Ireland are utterly deficient and
untrustwortby. "s4'
| 4aefe are other difficulties in DEAL
ing with statistics Of crime Thu
statistics really measure. mt AZ.
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tIies, and with tho financial condition nf ~.
country. - 1aa
The resolutions provide for xsudipR 4 rc,...
OIL 9e1stofs and Representatives ia Coogrem' -
tbs Religious intefe8t u mRtntaip4,i n ~,
churches Of thus city. 1nforusuon recttyed ,se.
msny adtacent cities and tosns saoT ia. 9.e
revival IL becoming general. ING
Another meeting tun'Kht In CanuipsptI1r h,
the fotefe4t Of the annexation of that nnr. -. ~
Cincinnati Recent additions to cities have sttr,t1
mp other Eupu1bs 10 the Importance. 1'eo
Capt 4. T. Tinker. WITH bis deputle.. was
bail the net proceeds - tne widow OF uesey,,
McGrosE,J, Who Vas elected to this or1ce.
The Pen1sJisonta Railroad Co1paQ7 are n,v..
t1at!lg TOR property upon which 10 bald ~.
freight depot reaf the Ohio Ktre1 b,idge pox
building. Nv"
Fielding Walter, hrzasted at Eaton+ Ohio on i.
requlsltton from the Governor Of ksntucsy '. h,s
b. En- brought here. He IL charged VITA hauos.
Killed Patrick Farrell bis brother IL Law. A.
AayBTtlIt, kJ Two years ago. -
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Mcfarland has his cell ca1peted and hung with
pictures.
Martin FarquhH Tupper has been writing ia
Few Words about Animals Hereafter"
Miss suRau Cation IL reported to BE- engaxed
natriEonially.
Dr.. Dobs, the Swiss President ge,s 81, ,ooo year
for performing bis Executive duties-
The Emperor o! Aus tia teaches nis OWE chi.
0reu.
Mr. soshesn. the actor. rss once more been
badly Injured while riding after the hounds.
uhdj AthanaRsl Greek OF les Jearx lAtely
died 1t Sonrla, In smJrra- He retained all his
Iacplties to the last. lie lived on nsn and veget4-
hles. and tasted meat only At Easser.
A Ate number Of the London AtAsrruu4 co.,
taiEed this curious piece OF literary intelligence
Mr.. Whitman has written pseu OF Ar. Peaoo-
dy, called The GALAXY
presldeIt Grant, the Empress E1geuie, William
D. AtfoF, 4. T. stewart. Esaatus Corning, DA1'el
Drew, And William Il. Seward, &re Al saId to haze
engaged cottages At Saratoga for next season.
Boston papers chronicle the Ptaaody funeral Al
lone Of the most pleasant Incidents tbs. has hsp-
peccd IN the course OF the Prices trip during
his stay IN the States"
Jessie Fremont savs Of Cort,n that her fs.her
kept hin ~ "ttfreL" :" Every public rnan
nuat bare ferret. aud Corain Is mine" xaa
Cojone! Benton = NAY Of puttinGtt
The King of Wur1emoerg Is said to he perfec:
s'ui1on. He remains every daf for cearlJ three
eoars At the dinner tab!e. HIS Queen o.gs eats
very little, but Il reported 10 be yery fond Of
chanpsRne md madeira
Its reported thar, sitter The acau;tta, Of rr.nee
f!eHe eotA AParte, Which everyone takes for
Granted, bel TO Rave his pension doubled, upon
tne cond!iion that he returns 10 America and
uafes 1t his permanent residence
The following u wicked cut at Lerel7iet, by
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Fires

TE0RlA4 Feb II "A tse at Pekiu, on Tnorsdsy
u!Ghf, debtrcyet the tasEc barn OF Il F. Carey,
Win slx hoyfe5 aud Two mrleA Lois, 53, 500: In.
SutaDce Email - :,
SoC1u Pass, Ill. Feb. le-Aoout 10 o'cits.t
Teand1y nient r1c wks discovered In the har-
Less khop OF IroJ Lauer. Tue alasu Wa
gwen Immediately, but the !rr bad m4te suca
headxay lhas II was impossible TO cheek H. ".
F. Lartrs brick store I'M gools,, On inc north
s'dc, caught trr from the snop, tnroagh .he win
dt tEs IN lhe upper story, aud the bn!idip9. win
the stock, was testrcJe also the Saermsn hotel
owned by 4. L. spEtBE Bsn. on TIE soa,h side,
tock frr and was burned to The R1uand. Nj:
Lxmar's loea viii probably rescn &IaGU Insured
Tor ntue ores hah. The hotel Eaa partially
Insured
AkxTnN, Feh 1l-The Cburt House and C!ertt
ol11ce At ca1roltou, AIt., together With al the
records, VII burned iast right, oy au tnceod1Ary,
HARTFORD Feb 1a-An trettd!4ty afc IN sta1-
ford, last n.Eat couauDed ft7 wpsta Of the Stlf.
ford Loop.. Loss. tf1,eoo; Insurance. 5le,eol
tohcron i Needeo, spool cotton nauutsc:urers,
f%fG4.
, 1870-02-14
THE WEST.
The Itnh Election E1citcmeut-Col.
oFudo Legislature.
sFeeia1 Despatch 10 TIE Ch.csgo Tribune.

~%eF eS>AA ~ = NJ NA4~oko 4AlHAlc+
OMAHA, Feb IL
telegram frcm Ogden Etases tha: The election
Tor city officers occa1s le1s Monday. Tue ortno-
do1 Mormon Church Nominated their ticket = few
Gays sRc. An oppoEEnn slekes, surpuIteu BY
sn5tne and the GchbeLte Genttles, WAS 70 he noul+
Hnted 1no1day night When the parties
reached the hal It was nI!et BY
b!:2han!teB sEd urge rnHber Of secret
~2fd police, VITO went Though the farce Of rom.
nattrg III nrteotoI tscEet. EtI1rg the Opposition
TO unaeth.hpd tha: they could do 40 business
there. The FtneEA opinion l3 that II an opoost-
lion tlcfet - a:ten ptee, set''ls trouble viii re-
sni- Brigham Young IL mstlnR pre7srsttous to
Visit The extreme southern pdr:lon OF the Terri
tory, The Godnettes say 1t ts more to shit, the
responsibility of the election tro1n:e from hiu4ej1
There u E.eas excitement AZ salt Lake. Tndty
apy opposten t!ckes WI be Attenp'ed.
TIE wesiher alocg the Etton Pacific to-day Was
clear aod wastr. Cold aud cIrnr here
GESvIR+ Coz. Fea 12-Tne L.RlS:Ature nj.
louIed LAST u!ehr, The following bill an,ouo
others pREttd: Granting &ah09 reFAfd Tor the i,sf
as'es.an well aunk !, ,o05 icrt, or Iess, II 4 nox1ny
YELL b stsnck a 1 leAs depth; tte we'll IN -
not les than three Inches bore one for the nr.
gat szatioc Of Territorial COMMON School sys.
tenn, and prnr!a'uc fcf Superintendent or tbs
sAne. 1ne law piohioiflrg tue lu!Ypductton Of
Texan c4ule va REPEALED. The Woman Satlrngr
eN fA:ec- Tue Gosetror appointed, and tfe
Council! confirmed. fnll .et o Territorial oricsra:
all REPUBLICAN, e1csp: the Tefr,ofta, Assayer,
, 1870-02-14
SPRIn aFlELD.
Special Despatch 10 Tho Cn!caTo Tnnune.
BrK1K0r1E1p, Feb. IL

| Gp%lA Ot9P4lu4 W AA0 N0s1ARV AAs@uu0s
srk1korlx1D. Feb. H.
1E LEGEIAr1rE AKroz1.
Confederation OF the tnlrty. Seventh. shirJ
AID rhrtJ-nln.h SECTIONS of the report OF tho Leg
Isl atiTa Committee. GelatlrX to atate 1nances and
appropriations thereof, were po4sponad today On
the motion Of Judge Cody, hccause Of the shsence
Of Iii. ccolbaugh and otnef delegates who have
Interested Themselves quite strongly n the pro.
yia!ors Y h!cA they contain. The foFttsth sccuou
wRs then taken dp, ard brisk de5sre !mneIl-
a'eiy commenced. A. Usual. nearly every dele-
zsse Lad sone amendment to o6es as ehuax to
his remarks, Nj. Browning. who has Z
hrxs Catholic constHuency, desired 10
zee t1e phfaseo1ozy Of the secsnus chaa2et.
He supposed the Object Of the section was Htm2ly
10 1eep the COMMON acueo! fur6 from the h1nds
OF Rectartant, and II that vas The case, tnst ide1
need only to be expressed He patd high COM
pline1t to sectaran schools generally aud instst.
ed thai tier should bs encouraged rather than
desp,sed. Then Nj. Fares wished At 1esst one
exception made in favor Of Catnot.cs. because
they Ead conscientious scruples with regard to
1cndlng the4E children TO the ordinary public
sehocs. Other members, Ike Hr- Bayae, while
deat11pS to see State a:d prohibited, s1tu would
have letEer communities left free to vote support
TO All these peculiar Institutions. Nj. Snyder, Of
St Clatr, who ~ the woy, IS one Of the best iu-
formed aEd n1cst thoughtful, Is well as enc Of the
ncss awkward and uncouth, nsembers Of Tits
body, started ont IN q very otteina. 7e!n IN the
history Of Chra,snsty and the prac5cat results Of
education, the results Of both Of which be de-
clared to be greatly oyefes1imsted in q moral
point Of view. His speech attracted attention.
and tie convention patd him the high compliment
OF lny1uDg him to continue his remarks
after hts allotted time hsd expired, rho oa,y
instance of the Kind which has transpred during
the Sitting Of th1a present body. However, after
faa r1t rhoiA