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New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

The women clerks in the Departments at
Washington are to have the rights they have
been most persistent in claiming, and are
henceforth to be on an equality, in the matter
of pay at least, with the men. Whereat we
heartily rejoice. And that our motives for re-
ioicing may not be misunderstood, we dis
tinctly state that they are not the same as
those of the ungallant Mr.. Drake of Missouri,
who thought the adoption of the proposition
would result finally in the exclusion of female
clerks from all the Departments" We hope
not, sincerely. The work can just as well
spare the more abe-bodied SEX and there is
harder and better paid work enough for all the
men clerks who object to the alteration of the
payroll in localities where men are always
wanted and need never be idle.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
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New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

Mr.. Samuel Cox is evidently no better ac-
quainted with the political condition of New
York than with the sacred history of Rome
and Nazareth, from the former of which he
lately dated the "birth of Ancient Christianity"
and from the latter the growth of modern
free-loveism.n He now intimates his belief
that "New-YOrk has cheaper and
"purer government than Chicago, Cincinnati,
philadelphia, or Rochester, and less taxation
"and less crime than Boston" The evident
and natural ignorance of the gentleman of
that whereof he persists in talking relieves us
of all need to commiserate the other cities
named. We feel, indeed, disposed rather
to congratulate them, since with all their
Affections they have not the misfortune of
being represented by Mr.. Cox. Other districts
may at times have had representatives so
lately arrived among them as to know nothing
of their history, condition, or wants; but none
ever had one who could add Mr.. Samuel COx's
pretension to Mr.. Samuel Cox's ignorance.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

Mr.. District-Attoney Morris says he can re-
laliate on the "Ring" of Supervisors of Brook
yn who are prosecuting him, by exposing the
practices by which they rob the public funds.
We have not doubt Of it, But why does he
not do iti The public is vitally interested
m knowing who, as he charges, are the rascals
drawing salaries aggregating half million
dollars in sinecure Offices. The public knows
very well that such frauds are frequent. 1t
wants to know who they are that commit
hem. Let us have the list.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
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New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

propositions. We still have faith that these
considerations, combined with the ridicule yes
terday leveled against the amendments may
lead to that result in the House. The sum
which it is thus proposed to throw away is
more than 81 100000 Can't the House 90 some
thing to save it 7
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
tcPNRRLT PRESS DISPATCH |

The following nominations sent to the Senate to-
day by the President:
Samuel Ruth Collector Internal Revenue for the Second District Of
George Geides, Postmaster at Johnsosn Penn
Peter A. Jones Postmaster Uniontown Fem; ... n.
Captain j. W. Powell has asked ana the propcI IL a.
partment has indorsed the request at an appropluou
~ twelve thousand dollars be made 10 prosecute 10 com
pleon the geographical and topographleai eNPoaion
of the Colorado River and its tributaries. ,,,. =.
S,norvsor Preshery reports that all but district IN
yrnia have returned their lists OF assessments ana
there Is shown an Increase OF 2 cent over last year
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

ment's eighth for every trip they take; and
both taxes ought to be removed. But more
than that, the Companies ought to be COM
PEELED to regulate the running of their cars at
such hours and such rates as will accommo-
date the people who are compelled to ride IN
them. Let Mr.. Tweed by all means give us a
Bureau of Transportation.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

The Senate wastes money on Capitol en-
largements and North Pole excursions with
The usual profuse hberality of servants spend
.ng from an over-indulgent masters purse. We
had hoped the fact that the enlargement is un-
necessary and the enterprise hopeless Of good
ccsults would have led TO the defeat Of the
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
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For the accommodation of uptown resi-
fcnts Mr. L. H. Brown has opened offices at No 81 West
IhrtysecOndst, junction Of Broadway and sixth-ave
I'd at No. 40 East Egheenthst between Broadway and
iourhave, where advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE will
be received up 10 "A in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
OF DOGS.

There is a great deal of good sense in the
proposition of Mr.. Reeves to tax dogs, which
the Committee of Ways and Means IS now
considering. Dogs in this country may be
classified as follows: 1. Dogs kept for the
purposes of defense. There are not many of
these, and there is no reason why, as their
owners are usually in good circumstances,
they should not be taxed. 2. Dogs kept for
prize fighting. These should be taxed, and, If
discrimination can be made as heavily as
possible. 3. Dogs kept for shooting purposes.
These are mostly the property of well-to-do
men who can afford to pay for luxuries.
4. Pets, including poodes, King Charles
spaniels, grayhounds, lblack-andtan terriers,
and every animal which goes by the name of
lap-dog. These will bear taxation to almost
any extent. 5. Wandering, worthless and
ownerless ours. These should be exterminated.
We trust that we shall not offend the sensi-
bilities Of Mr.. Senator Sumner by the apparent
ferocity of our last observation for really
there is great deal more humanity in killing
a vagrant dog than in permitting him to live
on without regular food and shelter Moreover,
such creature is the most likely to go mad,
and bite the neighborhoOd and in certain dis
ITlcIS Ills ldSlc lOI luulloH VI ohli hiihiS =
is found to be decided as well as disagreeable
to sheep-keepers. And as to the general pur-
pose of the measure, we may say that dogs
come much nearer to heing luxuries than many
other objects OF liberal taxation. We should
be sorry to hurt the feelings of any proprietor
of a faithful and aflectionate dog Tray, whose
"--breast is white. his touzie back
weel clad in coat o. glossy black;
His gawcie tail in upward curl
Hung DER his hurdles wi a swirl"
1t would be abominably selfish not to he
willing to pay tax upon the possession OF 50
much beauty and intelligence.
1t is usually thought that the complaints made
by sheep-owners against dogs are unfounded /;
but we suspect that the annual loss Sustained
is greater than that reported. In Maine alone,
and in only five counties, the number of sheep
killed by dogs is reported to be fourteen
hundred during the last year. This is a sheer,
unnecessary, and abominable waste of valua-
ble and, we may say, of peculiarly valuable
property. If there is any interest which should
be protected it is that of wool-growing. We
are not, it is well known, in favor of Capital
Punishment for men, but any dog who has
once helped himself to taste of living NUT
ton should be hung at once without benefit of
clergy. The passion for ovine slaughter can
never be eradicated.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

Prussia, Great Britain, and the United States
have formed an alliance for the suppression of
piracy in the Chinese waters 1t is certainly
needed as much as the suppression of brigand-
zoe i'm Greece
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28

1t is almost certain that Charles }. Folger
and Charles Andrews are the Republican
Judges elect for the new Court of Appeals.
We have official figures from all but five
Counties-Allegany, Essex, Kings, st. Law
renee, and Sullivan-and the result appears to
be about as here given:
Folger. 3,472; Mason. .........l3O765
Andrews....... .l3l, ,729; Hae............l2s,s25
Unless the five remaining Counties show un-
expected changes, the result is known. The
vote for Chief Judge in 55 Counties shows
Selden, 13O,2Ss Church, 20S,S20; Democratic
majority, 1852, which will be increased by
the returns to come to something over $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-28
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geHo Jn MAIDEN. Seine QauptbsianOtbsll iiuO has
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StaOt Baltimore.

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Gin Sirtenbrief Ocutider Sid0fe.

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