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pferben neue QebtrS
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13
THE HOUSE OF III YES
as A POLICE COURT

The exact nature and extent of the privileges
of members of Congress are beginning to be
matters of serious interest to the people of
the United States, and also the authority of
the Senate and House to imprison persons
charged with disrespect or other offenses, or
to seize without any other form of law than
resolution the private papers and property of
citizens. Of late, the House of Representa-
tives especially has been exercising an almost
unlimited power in these particulars, and as
the fondness for conducting inquisirorial in
vestigations seems to be increasing, it is well
that an energetic protest should be made be-
fore the evil attains such magnitude that it
will be difficult to deal with. The power that
has been exercised by the House very frequently
of late is dangerous one at the best, and it
would be open to the most serious objections
if it were lodged only in the hands of vir-
tuous, high-toned, and honorable men. Un-
fortunately, however, the majority of the
men in Congress are neither virtuous, high
toned, or honorable and the results achieved
by the various investigating committees
during the past few years have not been such
as to inspire the public with much respect
for the men comprising them, or with much
regard for the superiority of this method of
executing justice over the ordinary forms of
law. Many of the Investigations undertaken
by the House have apparently had their
origin in private malice, and they have been
chiefly characterized by unseemly wraugles
and exhibitions of general blackguardism
on the part of the members of COM
mittees, witnesses, and persons accused
of offenses, by irregular and illegal
seizure of private papers, and by total disre-
gard for any of the constitutional or legal
rights of citizens, while the practical results
have in the majority of instances been either
to make the investigation ridiculous or to
cover up and extenuate offenses that deserved
punishment The whole business of con-
Quoting Investigations by committees Of Con-
gress is fast becoming both ridiculous and
dangerous and the scene that occurred in the
House of Representatives on Saturday is a
fair example of the improper exercise of the
power claimed by the two branches of Con-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13

gress to order the arrest aud imprisonment of
real or imaginary offenders, and TO send for
persons and papers, without any limit to the
discretion of committeeman. Week
before last Hon. Charles II. Porter,
a member of the House from vir-
ginia, became involved in quarrel
with an Trishman named Patrick Woods in
the streets of Richmond. Several accounts
egiven of the affair, which seems to have
had its origin in whisky; but as the result
was the infliction of sound thrashing by
the Hibernian on the sacred person of the
Congressman, the latter has gone like big
baby to the House of Representatives, and
besought its interference for the punishment
of his assailant. The House unhesitatingly
complied, and on Saturday the offender was
brought before it by the Sergeant-at-Arms,
and the whole matter was referred to the
Judiciary Committee, Woods, meanwhile,
being remanded to the custody of the Ser
geant-at-Arms, and imprisoned in the
crypt of the Capitol This would GER
tainly seem to be case for the attention
of the Richmond municipal authorities
rather than for the National House of Repre-
sentatives, and for the House to constitute
itself general police court every time one
of its members in any part of the country,
may happen to engage in drunken brawl, is
not only to lower its dignity, but to set pre-
cedent that cannot fail to be productive of
serious consequences in the future. The
man Woods probably deserves any punish
ment that may be inflicted upon him, but the
Hon. Charles H. Porter does not appear to
be any better than his assailant; and how
Woods could have violated any of Porter's
privileges as a member of Congress by beat
ing him in Richmond, unless for some Off
cial act, is exceedingly difficult to under
stand.
Congress has an immense amount of very
important work to do before the end of the
session, and it would be much more satisfac-
tory to the country if it would confne itself
strictly to its Legitimate business, and let in
vestigations into the conduct of Tom, Dick,
and Harry alone until the real business of the
country is disposed of. A case like the one
now before the House is unworthy of its con-
sideration, and that body goes outside of its
legitimate functions when it undertakes to
inquire how and why one of its members hap
pened to receive black eye
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13
OBITUARY.
william GlImore sImms.


On Saturday evening William Gilmore Simms, the
well~known poet and novelist, died in Savannah,
Georgia. at the age OF sixty-four years. MI. Simms
wa 8 OF Irish descent, and was born at Charleston,
South Carolina, April II, 1906 He early manifested
a talent for literary pursuits, but various crcum-
stances combined to prevent him from obtaining
many educational advantages. He commenced life
as a clerk In drug store, but afterwards
studied law and was admitted TO the BAR The law
did not suit him, however, aud he drifted into
journalism becoming in 1885, editor OF the Charles
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13
CLOTHING.
Important to Tourists.

Season for Travei
Express Routes!
Through Ticketsl
Palatial Sleeping Cars
Low Rates or Farel
Gorgeous Scenery
Ten Minutes for Refreshmentsl
Twenty Minutes for Dinnerl
But, consider amiabe tourist all this will. avail
you nothing II you are not comfortably clad.
EQUIP YOURSELF BEFORE YOU STARTiu
Call at ROCKRILL & WILSON'S GREAT BROWN
HALL, and buy
Nice Travelling Suit,
Change OF Duck Coats,
A Gossamer Alpaca Coat,
few White Vests,
Light Summer Overcoat
Tourists Duster,
And whatsoever else you may want in the clothing
line to make you comfortable and happy.
BY fitting yourself out at the GREAT BROWN
HALL, you cen save the price of
A WEEKS TRAVEL,
Besides ensuring yourself the satisfaction which
arises from wearing the best Clothes purchased at
the lowest prices.
N. B.-Those celebrated TEN DOLLAR SUITS are
just the things for Railroad and Seaside Excursions
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13
80 and Accrued Interest In
Currency.

This Road, with its connection with the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Lewistown, brings
the Anthracite Coal Fields 81 MILES nearer
the Western and Southwestern markets With
this advantage it will control that trade. The
Lumber Trade, and the immense and valuable
deposit of ores in this section, together with
the thickly peopled district through which it
runs, will secure it very large and profitable
trade.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-13

ton Gazette This paper declared for the Union dur
ing the nulllncation excitement and became SO
unpopular that Mr.. srnms was forced to relnquish
It. He then removed to bingham, Massachusetts,
where he wrote his longest and most elaborate
poem, "Atalantis, Story OF the Sea- which was
published in New York in 1888. This brought him
into notice as a Hterateur and he rapidly produced
a number OF works OF poetry, history, romance, and
miscellaneous sketches and essays, which achieved
considerable popularity.
Since 1s45 he took no active part in politics, but
during and after the Rebellion he produced some
very ridiculous verses and magazine articles, gor-
flying secession and the lost cause,r which added
nothing to his reputation. AS poet Mr.. simms did
not make any decided mark, although he was the
author of number of verses that achieved consid-
cradle popularity in their day. He is best known by
his prose romances, which are numerous and enter
tanning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11


Wa PAN NaKrt The Nca York
correspondent 81 81 Boston Post
writes
Work nruomen 81 s class hat j.
shop gids stare girls, eic are nQi, q
coafse. ~ well pald ~ ASA Isl spme
fcaeiee yegs Fvad salaries nexerheless
Femaio sAeerafhers. 81 snsttact Are
pail frum SIS d go seek. 4 first
class sewiav-macAine operator can earn
StB week gborgh che majority 80 NOT
eafa more than bali that Good female
teachers Ia private and public schools
get from 5000 q 81 600 q year. The
better class u dfessmakers and fore
women ID sewing establishments aver
age $500 81 5000 ! year, aud some r.
ceire a. much 3 81 200. There are
several women employed as book-
keeps a. salaries II from $40 to S2a q
week. and their places are just a. SCI
cure as those 0f men Bat all these
women have had b. learn their business.
4 thoroughly Most Of them count
1 enough years to he considered old
maids from 2s q 80 bat they have
+ not given up the hope Of getting hus.
bands. And can say from observa-
ton, that those who get husbands
make excellent wives There Is ne
giddiness about them, and very little
extravaganza. and the moment they
settle over ! household they make eye-
lrything tidy anl comfortable, and keep
.'it IS. don't know any class Of wo.
mon more desirable as wives for men
who want agreeable homes. and q
chance to save something iQr rainy
day, than the cold maids Of thirty,
or tiereabouts, who have responsible
positions as employees in stores and
workshops. There are several hun
dred women 10 New York who earn
more money every year than an equal
lnumber Of fairly qualified men, and
they DO not have 20 work very hard
either. But what they do they do well
having learned their calling thoroughly
and drilled themselves into system
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

After marriage ceremony had been
performed in one Of tie churches in
Adrian, Michigan, the bride, when re-
ceivi < the congratulations Of her
friends, shed tears, accor iing TO the
usual Gus tom, at the sight of which the
groom followed slit, and wept copi-
ously. After his friend had succeeded
IN calming him, he said he cnuldn I
help il, for he felt as bad about il as
she did
Some days ago bright lit le juye-
nile, six years Of age, named Rosa, was
tcascd great deal BY a gentleman who
visits the family he finally wound up
by saying, Rosa. don't love you
An but you've got TO love me, " said
the child. How SO Z asked her tor.
mentor. Why" answered Rosa,
& the Bible says you must love them
that hate you, and am sure ! hate
you
In tie cnyirons OF Pals there is q
Spurgeun priest While his parish
toner's slnmbered during Tie sermon be
suddenly exclaimed. tire FIRE
+" Whep raid the panic-stricken
slcepers III bell. replied bis rev.
crcnce, where al who sleep during
sermons 20 10.
Among the Johnsops Of Philadelphia,
Is Sam lie corresponds with bis MAJ
ternd unele. Nat Thompson Tbs
louner addresses his lcttcrs 20 Gina,
Thompson, esd, while the latter d.
reefs has correspondence 70 " Psalm
Johnslng As piece u titiortat,
this isn't every day t. be taken down.
The walthani Watch Company :
mandatory covers more than four
acres u ground and furnishes employ.
ment % $50 persons more than one
thlrd Of whom are ladies, One Of the
.adies can with heF eye divide the lRen-
Is nth II one hundredih d "A inch IN
70 four pats Sharp eyes that
An Cd lawyer sass lha, The three
most troublesome client lie be ever had
acre q soahg woman who wanted % be
marfStf. d married woman who wanted
divorce. and ~ cid maid who id MT
knuw what she did want
heniuckys sWte, ro.aio cop, Ibis
year il the largest eFer fAised
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

Nor CoNPLmErARY "A waggish jour
nalist who is often merry over his per-
sonal plainness, tells this story Of bin
self: went to chemist the other
day for some morphine for a sick friend.
The assistant objected to giving it to
mo without prescription, evidently
fearing that intended to commit sui
eide. Pshaw said |, Go look like a
man that would Kill himselfy Gazing
steadily al me a moment, he replied,
! don't know. 1t seams TO me il look
ed like you | should be greatly tempted
TO git lid of myself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

The prize money for the capture Of
Wilkes Booth Is not yet all distributed
and Is the occasion Of a lively law suit
AZ Wasl ington The 10000 offered
BY the government has been awarded,
but the payment Of the 500, 900 offered
by the city Of Washington is declined
by the municipality on the ground that
in the first place the city bad no author
ity 70 offer it and, second, that such a
contract is contrary to public policy
The plaintiffs, however, claim that the
United States government settled the
latter question when il offered its own
reward.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
AkornEa PLAxrr DIscoyEnrp. de.

ANornER PLASET DISCOVERED. DIR. c.
II. + Peters, Director Of the Litchfeld
observatory Of Hamilton College, an
nounces the discovery ofarother planet
the 18th Of the asteroids The discoy-
cry was made on Tuesday morning. On
Wednesday morning the position Of the
planet was established, viz. Is deg.
and q minutes Of right ascension, and
10 deg and 10 minutes of north desli-
nation. The brightness is that Of a
fixed star Of the Eth magnitude. 1t is
nan ed lphigenia The planet dis
covered G the 18th Of August has been
named " Atet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
Mr Halnwell. nn Epglish nntianariary

Mr. Halliwel,an English antiquariary
announces that he has made discovery
OF series Of documents that revealed
the long hidden mystery Of the Globe
and Blnkckfriars Theatres 1T is now
certain be says, that Shakespeare, who
is more than once alluded to by name
was never a proprietor in Gather theatre.
His sole interest in them consisted in q
participation rs an actor, IN the re.
ceipis Of what is called the house
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

gNghtogly tran saataous are ot lpassbse
vs.A sanaak b skfmina. wh4krs MAJ
b. tbaasbi h. bs the resuli 81 The ox-
snasss q Their virtues on Individual
property - ether professions and oe-
rupsisoua y u 1twnssx
irasbars. Va Aag 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
MAIlllIADE nIInE

flciH puYrte iustfugiof faf married ftgsant -
- those abuHt to b. 81 WHrirdt both mah anA le.
maic o rNCf3 thing concerning thp rhy taiugy RHd f
4t0uH ui uHr sexual system, aud RE prutHpiuh and
prevention nf 0nspiiHs Hrluiur al the nov Aiseavee.
iee hrv,t heate given ia DE EneNH language ~ WM
YOUNG, ~ u This @ feall5 valuable end iiftet3.
ae work Il ~ wrttrn w plaa angnas Ter tho eegtt
~ trHbef and siiaEirated With numerous enrraYmEs
All }onhe married pvnpo pl theap contemplating mar
u Ht lHd hHtius tbe least lmFcdlmrnt " MaiFted a
sbuHid teah Tits budk u discoses secrets that eFvfi
Ne sent ip aHy aVdfess Wn tht Fsoept 50 cts ABats
Ia Wv. YOUNG, No, 80 apfuee-st, ststc fuWlh
Fmhaelphia
~ AFFLICTED AND Nr0RttSaTr Nemnt.
cf what mas he your disease hrfateypn place yeat.
tgf budtt Ibs care ui any oi the notorious az
native aua foreign "a no Rttyittue iu this a. huy
other paper goa copy ~ Dr.. leunus bauk aHd feaa
i raremly u Will be The means Of sstins yau many
dollars, our health and possibly yuuf NE
DE- Dung can he consulted ui ANY III the diseases
aescribed Ia bis publications, NJ his udcc, Ma 80
sprHee.ft, above Fourth, Philadelphia. --Ieg2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
wARRA MED
HARNESS So s
FOR SALE.

The sabseribeF offers TT sale one llalf interest
10 the sh0e Peg Mandatory ioeated a the iowa
~ Sunderland Bennington County, ". within
81 q nile u the Sunderland DaPpt.
The above nslaed pFofdfts l. tDs daang good
Weh established buaisassss Esd hes AZ " the aP-
GRIEVANCES and maCi4lnety IL tls faguafaetuFs y
slsoe Jsgs including good steam engine. nearly
Eugalre II ~ zdaress
l.. g KING.
saadesianA. w. Pei - 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
ST. LOUIS FLOUR,
AYer's Cathartle Pillg.
rsr II ns rap { rasanvs

rgstsps 70 $685.
~ tlua s4 UHIf FED Oils n
~ uugni Ig efrt5 aa.il Go
II hvsthaftir. Hog faa rfrf
s.ssyfF Ang hcgdfp 30 uniprraal.
- - i aaap'ea .nts So, -
eYtrF inttl sad among
s cd ciszscs 81 tiiia mat
tA(W# WAsF i4ii tiicas pafe ,iifv
y Se- Isgg 11ic 3D., jan5 TEA.
sos o., t.fGt e "a 3 rtorf g.
ssa - II tsssJSs liaiir and fag iaoTc pGce.
1885, fuai ronaAs uitH sny
other thnsG who h8Fe
tried Il know ihsi il cured nirrs those wba have
not knue that it cures tlgr neehhoTs aHd ifianta,
and an know .hsI what y does once 4 doe- AlwaFs
y tt4t II never fails through aHy fBult urEicrtuf
ia eosnpo.ili1n We have thousands upon thou.
ssads IL epfic II tiicf rvHafkaho cures % ne
following ramplants, hut such rnros are knnWu IN
ever, Mediterranean aud We neoA not pulllisH them.
N4niici 10 all aNea and conditions 10 AL clfaatss
aattnHr neither cslalar or any dc.etelloua 1rtg,
they may I've taken with SAFETY bf ANYBODY. their
them pleasant "a take, while being purely togeta5lc
40 harm can arse from their use q any quantity
They operate by thslg powerful tnhueucc on TIC
informal yiscela @ purify the blood and stimulate
into healthy 'ti0n remove The distractions ~ me
slDn8 H. bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body. restoring tetr Irregular action a health ami
rs correcting wherever heg exist SUCH defanEc
u lnt8 az lru the Hgit origin % disease
Minute directions are given W the wrapper ON
the box, fas tle following complaints which these
Ion Ryspepsia OF Aadigestlon, ListIes.-
aes., Fan uar and Los. Of Appetite, tltsy
should be taken moderately 81 stimulate The st0m.
aeh anl restore Is healthy tone and action
For Liver Complaint AMI ~ various symr-
toms, stiiious Headache. sick 1aeatiac ne,
Iaunhlre or Green siCLness, Biiioas
Collie and Billions Fetcr- they should Do ja
iicnnsy taken for each ease to correct tie deceased
arii0n ~ remove the uhsfuctinns which cause "
For by.eaIrry nr DtarrhuA, bat one miA
hose l. generally required
f1r nheuaiattsia. Gent. Gravel. HaIpl.
tatl0n of ths hHraft, Palm in tbr side,
Hack and LOias, they should be continuously
taken ~ required, g. change tho tAeISts action "
the system. Win such change taaie complaints
disappear
For Bropsy aud DropsicaI sNcltiags they
should De takva Ia large and frequent doscg 30 pro.
tluce tlia effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression a large dnae SHOULD De taken
as Il pr0iu3e. the desired eject bv sympathy
Asa DiHaer run. tlke oRc OF tW0 PiRs 10 pro.
mote digestion and ralicva the stomach,
IA seasonal dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowed. into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and inyig1raies the svston. Hence ii d. oile1 ad5
yantage0us wdnre NJ sgrisus arrangement exists,
one who feels tiefiby we'll Often nnds thatafla-g
Of these rus make, him iee decidedly better nom
their cleansing and rrunyatmg cncF on tlic lH,Ht
tive apparatus
mn y. q. .fgER g co., Fnmiieat nlt3aists
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