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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
ORPHANs COUNT.


2 %
Di'htoi u Gslvbalia, Haikiagi5R nossfv, 10 UT
In the case Of MrlLIAM VAN hAHfEn, administra.
TOR Of Edward BAftstt deceased, tho EdministTatoT
Court Of WAahlnston county aforesaid Appointed SAT.
URnAY the 2sth day Of May A, ID. 570, for the final
seltlsmsnt and distribution Of the personal estate o
said dsooA,ed and % the As.ets in hand, far the
same have been collected and turned money when
and whars AZ e creditors and heiFs Of aid deoeASed
are notihed 70 attend with their claims properly
yOushod, they may otherwise by Law be excluded
frum all benefit In sAid deoeAseda estate: proydSs
copy Of this order be published once week frt three
said day Test! ~ WHY Nn' wERSTER
mylOIaW Raaiatar Of will
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0RPHANs' COURT.
hILnLIarn.

Disfffei II ciiutabia, tBsAisg'sn eanR'p, nBWhs
In tho case OF WILLIAM Vas MAnf.n, Adfulnistra |
tor Of stacy Grant, dsoelss tho .d TRAITOR store
sad has, with tie Appngbann " the OfptAnE AunIt
81 Washington county Ai9rosald, appolnted AA1UR.
nay, tho 2th dayd Ne, 4. D. lslO. for the final
sid deeSAsd, snd % ~? As.sts in hand farAs the
sans haye been ciecod An1 TUNED into money! Whsn
And ubsrs tue sss ogs sd heirs o. said deceased
arr notlned " attend, With their claims properly
o1ched, thay may ohsruso b. Law ba gIrlnd frum
al boneht in aid deooaseda estate provided copy Of
TINS order be publahsd week Tor three weeks IN
the NATIONAL hEPVhiJcAH previous 70 the Md day.
Test! a. WEBSTER
inyqTu9N Register OF Villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Dittrirt II CDisE,Jia, Washington G,,afy, 10 "a
In the case Of WILLIAM yLA MARTKR, administrator
Of Joseph Riley, deceased the administrator afoTe,
Maahip6ta1 County aforesaid Appoints SATURDAY,
MAY, 9Th, A. y $50, Tor the hnal settlement and
and Of tho Assets in hand, As far a Samp have been
collected and turned Into money when and where ali
the creditors and heirs Of aid deceased arc notified Il
attend With heE claims properly Vopehed or they may
otherwise b. law be eIoluded frn all beneht In aid
deoeaseds estate provided a copy u this order be
Published once week for three weeks In tho DAILY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous IN the said day,
Test A. WEBSTER
myll'ruaW RasialaT OF VILLA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

EN-CoMNsHoSERC AMrHEII, Of theFourth
ward, under wallach, says II Mayor Bowen L
reelected he will be the commissioner Of the
ward again, W. A. Cook has been recently
seen with his arm around Campbell, and they
were also seen closetod together In Cooks
office. Campbell don't profess to he Re
publlcan-but that makes no difference II no
10 In the RISd.
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COURT.

Dtsirirf II C1lgBtbtd WashiHgi0H NiHaiV, b. al
In the case Of WILLIAM VAN MAHTER administrator
OF lyman Reynolds deceased, the administrator Afore
aid has, with the appreciation OF tho Orphans Court Of
WAahlnEt0n County Aforesaid appointed SATURDAY,
tho eh day Of May, A. d. 1870 Tor the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of the assets In hand far the same have been
collected and TUNED into money when and where all
the creditors and heirs OF aad deooaaod notified 10
attend with their claims pr1pary vouohed, they mar
otherwise by Law be oIeluded from all benefit IN sAld
published once week for three weeks In the DAILY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous 10 the aid day,
Test A. WEBSTER,
mVi HaHiHtHF NJ WIN
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nRPnANs, dnnRr.
nRPnANs' COURT.


!.
DisHtct Of Cbluu.hta, Washisgtos eoIaiV, 10 utE
In tho oAao Of WILLIAM Van hAhTIR, h1mnlstTa-
tor o. AmAsA Matthews, deceased, the AdninlatTaUr
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orhans
Court Of WAAhinEt0n county Aforesaid, appointed
Saturday, the l4h day Of May A, d. ls, lOT the final
sid deceased and Of the assets In hal1 A. far the
has been collected and turned into n1nsy whom
and where al tho creditors aud heirs said deceased
are notified 20 attend With their claims properly
youchod, they may otherwise by lAN be eIcluded
from all benefit In said dsccasedE estate; provided
opp Of thia order DO published once Ngek too three
weeks In the daily NATIONAL kEpUt AZ previous 10
tho said day. Test, A. WEBSTER,
Au2bM9g RBa,far N NVils
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

NAVAL ORDBRs.-The following naval Or
dcers were issued yesterday; Ordered Lieut..
Com. James VI. Prichett, to tho receiving ship
Vermont Lieut.. Horace Elmer, to duty In the
North Atlantic feet. The orders Of Lieut.,
Com. II. c. Tallman TO the receiving ship
Vermont have been revoked.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

INcUBUs.-One Of Mayor Bowens Arm sup
porters said the other day As the matter
now stands shall vote for Mayor Bowen, but
he must say he MUsT-get rid OF that lncu-
bus WIN. 4. Cook"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
ORPHANS COURT.


" NAY 7, 1870.
Disifist n CBlHnbin WiIshiHgf0A CbuHtV, 10 tfii
In tho case Of WILLIAM Vas MATTER AdministTA'
tor of John J, BeingeT, deceased the administrator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the OrphAns
Court Of Washington county aforesaid, appointed
SATURDAY, May -, 4. D. lsO for the final settle
ment and dstributiOn OF the personal estate Of said
deceased and Of the AsoA In hand far as the nams
have boon collected and turned into money; whom and
where ali the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notified To attend with their claims properly vOuehed,
or they may otherwise BY Law DO sIouded from all
bsneht In hAid dscoAsOds estate; provided eOpy N
this order DO published once week for three weeks in
Test, A. WEBSTRH
myi0. IulW Register az villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

INsuRGENT bands have appeared among the
mountains on the southern confines Of the
Roman States.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

EAIRBANKs' SCALES,
An kinds ard slscs IA
COAL AND HAY SCALES, g.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER scALRs.
DEAN AND MARKET SCALES, Ge.,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
SCALE REPAIRS FURNISHED.
JOHN A. BAKER, Sole Arcnt.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
myio-eolm Louisiana Aycnas bot. 9th and 10th sis.
THERMOMETERS or ALL KINDS,
N GREAT JARRETT, yrsr REcErEB SoLs
AGENTS. Fos WooDRuFf'S rIrENr PORTABLE
BAROMETER. TBE BEST ~ rSs.
II. H. HEMPLER,
oPTIclAN WEAR NATIONAL MOTEL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

murray 4 WAYNE
SteTsOtyBeFs and EleetFotyPers,
avs PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR
PRINTERS LEADS, sLUGB, METAL FURNITURE
and general aAs0rtmsnt Of BUSINESS CUTS, con
alAnuy on hAhd ApA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

~ 70 - OAA AAkNls
Fo,h RESI- 8 =; sopha At NO. 9s North . .,rs..t
Sa s .s, .ISSs ~ s'' cheap Inquire 103s
FOR RENrz.A TItRREsToRY BRICK HoUsR
~ On stree. north No 111o. betHsen H.lfenth
. sSS T re1b bs,se.n NsSh ssd
II u Rooms, celiara Stable md Garbage Home, on
"a between ssyeatesglh md Eshissath s,reel. No,
dcoSS low Sss1 -'' i'-'' my R,b ~ ST.
EoR RRNT- a COMFORTABLE DWRIlLfNo, in
ade'r.bls leealitlt VIII ~ Tie modern improve
ticaIsrs spp5 % oooPkf I EITTiMER, Huion.
cora Ap91u
os u; "a 2 o9ITA M o.;r North
r5oTs hersn, AZ 4 compile repalr hne pIing water,
@hisssspdd - JANIS oRuoHKTr. {
EOR RRNT.-A FURNIsiIRD HoUsR, No. paO
osss room. s s .Rd sSa O.ss S"
'i SSS A Rs ..s As.al SO s sssE aio..
ss rooms each. front and ads pogySes laigs issd
RisaSS H .i 0sf sssoI ls sEs. & s sA
sitsst, , and q. - spSSi@g M
EoR SALE, a ,gREAT 9ARlAIN-TWELyH
~ v.nable BadlnE Lot, Of no,oQo teet q tIonnd,
properly 4 rspidlr snhinginS IN value WI eIebsnge
'p sp EMO sss Ss Ss; osr y IN, a.. CO.:
III p ilttie while y buy house have noe tor
iqr sale on Capitol Iull i9ureYn iourpom houass new
Nv ~ I'D N ofs5sE tSsn 81 As IS "a sssh
R SSn,. @ o'Ah and the SsiPf' =
cGS@s a EI' 'F'0' '-'' and P'On''iHi sS;sy'
FoRRo sALE1A VERY p1LsIRABI5 1I1PINd
bQr9uEh, " ~ on that beautiful elevation In SQUARE
S G" y R igS, IN siR;s q S
, 1870-04-15

sae esestnoes made by tho Roman woman and
ox1;y ~ eaed upon each one to I'D ths c.usc
" ~ Aoe4on, cytn WeTo II ever Al tEf5;rn Hona
tns sPeakex deposited his gpld Vstch Ia FL. =
tha 1a 4.h3ns hb3ins nPon he Cuban fsg thas coyased
crsl dus.sda ss a,snnta numbering spplause. Can
h1s ka:sh In like tnannaT. and ths,. fo11prsd % -
scene nat probably has ncscr been, E;tnessci
N tnfs city OF land O6erines c.n,s ofO -.e,,spe.
~ IRON ~ sidea, Watches, dissaonds' .saa
ss,n tt .he heIe nalnedy graspod in The en.husi-
most To- givo positive evidence af thsr 10 9e@o. t
non g the cause Of their Struggling i,ra.h1sn
'4hunde11ng cheess rant tae sir .s a, ~ ~.
cessiTe eait Tss handed up, md CREST Va the
eAeaten1snt caused In cautiously c.tehinr the
many Objects that were handed fruun H. caI-
le?;; It was difficult to form an -. c1set ~ A..
Of tho vzus Of tho articles ti sl.t lacs
rough Guean would induce the estirn.ta ~ ~
ieast between ea, 600 and e1o. .000 h.~;no h.ar
collected Last evening" o0''4
: 7.1ha lsng canala built By the English in
sna sna'e n,r1 ssrsT l.zge now canals in Northsrn
snd nj a .c.,as Ent1pe; the Danube Ship Canal,
completed, Indicate roriyl in this mods n
navigation. We hare propoaitiona Tor bu3ld.
ng ship canals scroas the Cosiptbi,n rs,;s,-
sufas between ssthe Mediterranean and ~ p.v
o. Mseay; snd IN America. tho Otrato xu;l
the kanawha and Georgian Eay Cansfs Tha Ti,,s
suecesa Of lcasep6 With the Soez C.n,1 has
led his oountyme to take tho lesd H. ..rars1
of these great projects- Among thsrn Is a one -
wh'ch Is now meeting with Crest fsTor n
F.1 1nce, the Languedoo CauT ne.,1v AZ
1aats ist IL IL length iso feot vide, md IS feet
ssBts 9eet ,ons aa,s e., Tsh hundred ock eaeh o
eoet OF t1as work IL ela0 000, 900. or abort onc.
afth more than ths coat Of he s suaz Is c.nal mi
The ahipa Ni1 be towed BIZ locomot;C.s ~, Ma
banks At tho rate Of four nilea IN hour. Tho
tonnage nav 3 passing tho Straits Of Gibraltar
y ~ aine nsn 9oas ~ ReT .annum And that around
- ;ae Gape 81 ooo1 hope Is eleven milliona. Il
built es1'1 "oeu II u
, 1870-04-15
The Warehouse Que.,tor.


The following letter has been sent to one or The
deea1tes ffum this city to the cou.ttturon.i co1-
venuou:
Hon- !. C. Hainesr SfwinafxA, IH:
DEAR sB: would respectfully cab vour at-
tention TO the clause for the guyernxpce of
railroads IN our State, reported by the Com
lnittee on Railroads. Tia part Of It cumpeIl-
ing them to keep Offices, both general and
tranafez, IN our State seems to ba loosely
draw, 80 much 80 that under il they HnuId
not, in my opinion, be obliged to keep zsnsfer
Offices, but only odsces showing who The own
ess Of stock Hare- TheJ shonh be obliged to
keep 6ansfe1 ofaees and r1nafer book 80
that their stock could be transferred 1t 4nv
and III times Tha consolidation Of roads
nhouM hs Prevented, either by purchasing OF
ssoek leasing Of roads or otherwise. The con-
iFol Of freight and passenger charges should
be exercised by the State, IN order to prevent
e1torhou- Also to The consideration Of
Fro!Htfee L1.Es- Think the motto Of the
state should be, !" Enforcenant Of the Laws a,
neRe'1K Of N4 ransqrrtsor." The Ststa
Ahoul4 pass no 12w, without general order to
" ofaeets TO enforce Il Ths prop1iety OF
1neh Can be Illustrated by ys{errine YOU to ~,
y, mafehouse lat, enacted FehruAIy 16, 1867.
lhs A* WIS passed to prevent railroad CON
II Itee ~ ~ue.nPAsinE upon the r3ghts Of the peo-
pc. 70 ui9sdate-Sectiou q OF this lAw cou1-
pe!s =. railroads 70 deliver gain or other proper
Z 70 my xatehousa to which it may be con-
e,eoed II tho time Of ehipment. It Is claiuaed
,nat this section OF that law is CONSTANTLY
violated; that railroads refuse to receive
property u1less consigned to warehouses
os e4efaoss] belonging, in whole or IN part, to
NC company, or to one. controlled by parties
"noes tnta1esta seem to ba their ozn- ur II re-
eelfed 90 not deliver Is consigned The eo1rts
nave deeaded this law good and constitu-
.1ons Still, it is but littls, any, bet-
ter than dead Letter, from the fact that no
pas On Person, or 1t lesst but few, arc willing 70
% tha efPense Of money and tins to light
what ie often robbery Of the first deEree- Il
it Waa the duty, n contend 1t should bs
taAde to b, Of the servants OF tho peopla-tha
st1tea ofhcers-to prosecute tho alleged Of
teade1s Of tho law, upon the complaint af tho
, 1870-04-15
a PATHETIC HISTORY.
Death OF n Wonuu In "A rzatrro.a,
cnF-1he Kindness OF Passengers,

Death OF n Wou14u In "A rzatrro,a
Cnr-The Kindness OF Passengers,
FIN" As s. Leuis Republican, Apra1a
Captain b. Nam. conductor On tho Ccaneil
Hluf1s 4 St Louis Pullman Car Line. furnishaa
some particulars attending The death Of Nrs.
h.s;Ha heinfS $780, On nc s3eepins ear OF tbs Cnion
foznia, with two Email children, to io;n har
Parents in st. Louis The etuEy il 1err ~sd
one. and EhAt feN GrcuzostaneaS Al lesrn<d
exhibit the eel6shnees Is well as the roLien
side Of human nature fhepoor WOMAN Lost hsr
i'll With consumption, she became disnirited
and lonSed to retu1n 70 St. LouiA Her desire
WA to sec her paEents, named Collins, reelra,nt
on Emily street She started, with two s:u.fi
Children, boy and gizi, aged rcepectvely4
and Scars A. os near Sacramento she was
believed vas connected With the railroad, Who
demanded 119 from har On = prttence OF ,a{,
Ing fos her baggago- In her feeble md bexI-
teEcd etate she handed the m2n her valet.
The wretch disappeared and vas never seaa b.
q about el,ooo. IN gold md greenbacls.
md ,oves. unta@ the tain. On it's ' ioar
md tedions route, h.d reached Papio
staaon This ss1a Of S.lt L.ke. Hese she
gers to her side, and told them she w1s About
70 Que. she Akked como ono 70 pray tor her
but there vas no one presen. who Yplnnteered'
although ~ stated b ths conductor, therc
1ae not DIT eye among the passengers.
hcr body, NTH the orphan ehiklun, Who could
hardly have \ realizing sense OF their Io.a
ucrc brought on to OMAHA Hare ,nIlitsT
officer took IN interest IN the na.tef.
and the body WA put in charge q
it plAced in : coffin and sent to A..
1ouin Tho Children rere taken in chsrva hr
Captain Min, and brought to St. Louis, hsi-
ing received almost parental attentions from
two families, Who wero II, ro.tte for New n.
leans, And also from 1ister-in-law Of colooe1
Ecgy, who was returning to St. Louis Aftar -
absence Of tWunts yeazs- These persons wptn
Of the circumstances attending the
death Of Mra. MeClurg. Tho psssenxeta Sased
a rurse Of el4D in gold for the childEna- Ihe
latter were met At TIA Sozth Missouri Depot
b. III. Collins, vbo h.a been tolesrzphed frpn
0mahs, md taken to his houa.
, 1870-04-15

Tbs Constitutional Convention, By vcrr
aec'dod rote, On Wednesday, placed in the
kevenne article Of the.oonstitution section
Offered BY Mr.. Burton, prohibiting the 10
peal, alteration, or modification of the orist.
ing contract with the Illinois Central Rail.
Foad' and perempto,y requirement th..
all funds thus received by tho State shall
after the payment Of the State debt
oe set apart and appropriated
for the ordinary expenses Of tho
state, and no other. As we I'M.
derstand this section, it will still, be-
within the power Of the Legislature to allow
rebate Of State ta1es to Tho thi,ty-sevep
counties through which the road runs, equal
10 the amount Of local taxes which thew ars
equ1tably entitled to levy upon the soad,
but ffom which It is exempt by the terms Of
it's charter,
, 1870-04-15

few days $50, Co1iinsvil'e, H.. voted, br a
majority OF 452, for = subscription Of asa. t00
to .he capital stock Of the Illinois Farmers'
The Grand Rapids C1ieh.) Eaq4s of the
18th. SAYS: "Nc learn from Hon. !. L. VIII
lana, feee'ses Of the Qrand Rapids Il Indiana
Eahspsd. who has Just arrived ID this city from
Fort Wavne, that the work On the Grand Han-
IDS 4 Indiana Railroad 1t Fort Wavnc and
sturFla ia progressing finely. Twelve miles
OF The track reaching from Sturgis to Lima
Was completed on Saturday last. amid rrc.t
rejoicing Of the people Of Lima There were
over l,Qo0 persons On the ground TO see The
iron laid through the town. Iron is being lNd
from fGt Wayne north And from Lima south.
ana II Is reported that the track-layers viii
meet before tho 1st day Of june ns1t. When
that link Is completed, railway conmunicat;on
VII % opened ria the Lake Shoro L MICHIGAN
WAync" 91'" t"1'
The following petition has been sent to
the y. l. Leginlature br prominent ard wa,l,
thy holde1s Of Esic 1hales: ave, the under-
signed, hnlaers Of preferred stock Of the Erie
NauMay company respectfully state that wo
art dissatisfied With he present management
Law Of this State. passed so.h MAJ, 1sss. en- en-
titled An act to amend Chapter as OF the
LAWS Of 1895, entitled an act in relation t.,
the Eljr, New York Genital. Hndson niyar
4nd Harlem railroad Companies,'' under
which the Directors Of tho Erie Railway Com
rany were authorized to classify themselves.
20 that 0ne.ffth onlKahau 80 out of Office
eseh Eeas, should b repealed, and that the
annual election OF Directors Of the ssid como
I@ny to els"t the Rho1e board. We, there.
fofe. pray that the bill now beforc tho Trci.-
latufe TO repeal said law mAy be psssed-'
, 1870-04-15
Now come the Feejec 1slands with prayer

Now come the Feejce Islands with prayer
for protection and purpose Of annexation.
Their envoy has already addressed the San
francisco Chamber Of Commerce, and will
soon be at the dooss of the White House.
Before Butler can introduce his joint reso-
lntion to annex San Domingo" job, or no
job George Winters will present the
claims Of Polneysia to at least % good
treatment as tho West Indies He
will urge the vnlue of islands,
once peopled by caunibals, then con-
vested by missionaries and now
jobbed by American citizens, to our navy.
our commerce, our whalers. The necea
sity Of outposts to defend California as wei
as the Gull OF Mexico, the wisdom OF
keeping tho balances even between The At
lantic and the Pacific States, and Of having
Polyncsis as countespoise for tho West
Indies, will be dwelt upon, The line Of
argument viii be 80 similar to that employ.
cd by the advocates Of the San Domingo
scheme as to suggest itAeH at once. Is it
not as cogeot in the one case as in the
oshcr7 When NO enter on q policy
of annexation, where shAl1 We where
can we, stop7 With less power to read tho
futu1o than Senator Archer possessed when
he prophesied that the Texas precedent
would yet be followed in tho Wcst Indies,
one can soc that tho San Domingo psece-.
dent, If set-whether in the form Of a So
called treaty or Of 4 joint resolution-will
b followed, not only IN the Sandwich. So
ciety and Fejee Islands, but in Aranconia
and Patagonia, whose new King may live
TO nee himself enriched as Bsez-- expects
to be.
, 1870-04-15
POLITICAL.

AZ Springfield, m, John ". Priest. Demo.
cat was elected Mayor By ss4 majority. '
Tho Griffin {GA-5 Scr says: 'As Hcon;s
was amnne the first 10 50 OUT OF the onion. "a
she is the last to get back Hurrah for ojd
6 G;ssorg.s Ggs The on1y surviving member of he
~ IexAs paper says that when Genera,
Eoynolds rccoived the despatch anuouncinr
the seeonstruction Of the State, he resd # ma
handed it to citizen. with the remsrE :.
'' Here, take sour State, md run IT,: and
presently ndded: II feel as II q g7cat weiobt
Esd been lifted from me; thauf God am
through with tho hexvisat contract 1 ever M
leFtook: have dono the best 1 could, t
have clear coincidence. I wish the peopio Of
TEXAS the greatest prosperity"
Hon J. T. Mills, Of Grant County. has
!,ccn 70 elected judge Of the Fifth Judicsi
Circuit OF WISCONSIN, BY 1890 minority. oyar
+. A., Orion. Of LafaFotte. Grsnt countr
GEes hills about !. 500 majority, Richland a56.
and Iowa 200 while CrawfoM is about eTsn'
and lafayette gives maturity Of 500 for
AT the recent election tor School Dirrcto,
and Trustee, in Cairo, 369 votes wcre cast f,v
the newly enfranehised blleks, eye,y onc n
which was for the Republican candidates. nen-
me, Republican candidate for Trustee. Ind 3Os
majority; and Warwick. Republican candid.te
for Director, 1923 majority.
, 1870-04-15
TIE NORMAL scHn0T acsrr

The School Directors of the town NJ
EnGleWood have taken the trouble, and nut
the public to the expense, of printing a
Solnminous statement Of their reasons for
thinking that Englewood is the choicest
spot on earth for Normal School. That
building, IN order to be made habitable,
VIII cost according to the report of the
special committee, $1ao, 600. The county,
in order to pay the contractors, have bor-
1oFed the money at 10 per cent, and will,
Mt the end Of two years, fund the debt in
: per cent boods- These School Directors
estimate the annual cost of the schooI Mt
5000, which, with like sum for interest
on the money, Will mike the annual ex-
pense SIG, 00n.
What is to he accomplished with this
$4,000: Theoretically, it is to be ex-
pended for educating teachers to hike
charge Of the common schools OF this coup-
ty. But there are plenty Of teachers fully.
competent to take charge of these schools,
and why are they not employed? The
seaSoa is, that the schools of this county do
not pay their male teachers, Oh an average,
more than sixty -hre do1lars month. and
the schools are not kept up more than nix
Hon,hs IN year Competent sober, and
reputable teachers in n.is COUNTY a.e, there ?
1oFe' Tho exception, and the scallawaea and
ioafeIA displaced by competent and resnect.
abe teachers elsewhere, all gravitate to Cook
Comfy, where the teaching Is precisely mn.
porsoned to the rcspectability OF the nv
The School Committee Of Enelevood
propose to remedy this in manner worthr
normal professor. They say:
~ The facts seem to Ahow that tos.arr,rns u.
well qualified teachers IS szcn th8r NE thoronch
Cd IN ihe country towns 10 te eounn H. ones r.
employ m inferior class Of teachery, while L
the s1Pply US E1eater thsn nc demand f9 nszt-
qualified 1eAches1 for the ruS2l t!sa{acta and il
eeems u ur that The only way for the country 10
get Toed tsachsss toE ~ re amount IN ~ u SALTY they
and thus create supply equal to the demand
rhich will cheaper Naers 1s vel as give better
work for the money paid"
Eacs teacher educated at Englewood will
cost this county $1,000; and when he is
educated he viii 50 where he can get the
best wages He VIII not teach in this coun-
t. for SGo month for si1 months in the
year. when he can find plenty Of employ
nent7 between Chicago nnd the Rocky
Mountains at from 81, 500 to s., eco ayesr.
This Sortnnl School proposes to 30 stock
The United States with teachesz, that the
sate Of wuges viii fall to the Cook County
standard, and then this county viii ret
cheap teachers at cheap wages!
We repeat that there never vas the lass.
OCCASION for this Norzas1 School; the whole
thing has been private speculation, undor
which the pabhc have been subjected to
, 1870-04-15

We print the speech of alr. F. H. West
Vice President of the Milwaukee Board Of
Trade, upon the occasion of the inaueura-
ton Of the newly elected officers of that
body Thia gentleman has clear concep-
non OF the extent 10 which productive in
dust1y OF every kind is recklessly and cru
ely taxed, and he points ont with great
clearnesa the immediate and direct benefits
which would result to the who1e country
from an abolition of all taxes levied for
more protection. The speech is 80 com.
pact and yet 10 clcar in itself, that it car
f1ea its own eulog. No one can read II
without hcing at once impressed with The
force Of it's logic and the truth Of its con.
clusiona