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, 1870-04-26

thew could do 90 more thsy faesuuinsf 70 who're
he Cincinnati tfam wad- l1insst bott sldrerinE
apparently Nth fear.
= When lie epsasap8eu on thts train, became
S1nfe Of The sKuAfon, aud how they we're 30
Mu1identa1ly sA!ed when at the very Jaws Of
sea thst sg.tnda .oxa1a .hs li.t!s IL. hs,oss es's
tendent Redinston, Of The Delsvare Division,
Who a1iyed on tho ground In = short time With
gang Of v1eckezs, also gave the boys sub
tau6 Il reward
, 1870-04-26
Schcnck and Onkes .Ames.
Fe1aiaFton Corrtspo1deaee a IL Ginlcinnad Cons-
xaStcidL -

NA~f4Q&-
A sto1y Is told Of these voxthies that pro b.
bly, Illustrates this protection business better
thaa anything else. General Schenck's idea OF
equAiiz3ng protection ia to lug into the pro-
tected lists u much Western. produce ~ he
en-. Ills would be ve1y we'll II be could only
find sorne process thereby to eatance the price
Of our great staples, - ~heat, corn,
;D not; BE- 01sat goes % % t,r I % p possible ii IL
That direction, and Is f1ezca on FAX, hemp, and
as for iute-he ia 1euaendoaa on iute- While
getting up hia bill md AggrAvating the reA
pzohibitionists a much rs We free trsdets 90
for they pronounce him 80 ignorant ~ not
to know that real practical prosect'on means
cheap labor md cheap rnAteriAL ssy Hnue
getting up his bill, he called upon she Aoh-
0akea Ames to help him put up the oots %
lutte, Aues positively deehoed
This Oskes Ames is one Of the taenaoesa ~
Concress Who votes money directE mto M
own rockets, for he Is At the bead o1 ono OF
fha heaviest rpn manufactures n the United
S,s.as. He toakes ahorels. md *hte no T9ses
viii The other hungry hounds 1or haAs5 duty
he duty on the 1xH material. which rAw nata-
II rsnt you to help me- On ju1e," cried
Tov look hess, sehenck,~ Responded
, 1870-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Nov. Scotia gold mines produced about
es25, ,0O0 last year.
Frous." ....--..
With which to call haetmsn-
-Cotsun-eocd oil, Neached xnd+ refined, Ia
exttu6istly used Tor salad pu1Poees.
"A Yale fEeshnnn recently thallanEed
New H4ycn baker to mortal combat.
a nev par1sol with the hAnd1o on oue
side, 90 a. TO give thb holder the full benefit OF
the Shade, has been introduced.
-, Sents1on" is tabooed in Boston, and
the papezs SPEAK of "tho great emotion" " IN
a !oung .,sr.nt vse arrested in wosees-
vrTe seven nKged coats, ...
Tho Presidents Of various benevolent &a-
sociationn IN San Ffancisco have comc to the
conclusion that the free soup syEten 1eAds TO
sde1snss, gaans,.saM M :0a I'd 0ss; Gs o,t, =, vim.
md get only III, ,ooo ooof is tho value that en-
teks the CITY from outside. Hsnce, 81, 000, ,o0of
.xnzth must be manufactured theze.
- Florida a1hgator's post saorsen rovesled
several buttons, marbles, aod : top IN his
stomach, xnd = neishboting family thiuh It
hovs whets IT. missing Ntt1s boy went to.
-Ihe Mississippi Cent111 Railway his com
promised with tho persons, or tbs represents
uvea Of pesrons, injured 81 the accident near
oxfosG II Fee1nsE, On Ibe1A terms, and 2 no
late Captain speez, of Rankin County, dam
sses 70 tho amount Of 10000 have been
awarded
The best matches used in Italy arc manu-
tsctured 1t yiterbo, near Rome, md are called
tamsuiJtrl tntaQibK, or infalhhls maschea,
lio Mono, happening recently to SEQ this in
sctiption, WA1ed x1uth II the thought that it
| was intended as \ combustible AIlnaior, and
| tho consequence is that the szle OF the match
| boxes his been prohibited in the Eternal City.
In Charlottesville, "a, on Wednesday,
upon ths return home q party OF yo1ng
1t target With pls.o1a, one Of than, Miss
Esehne 4oodloe, laughingt pointed pistol
| 1t herself, and w1s making eome plsyful re-
; .nark, when the pistol exploded accidentally,
the bin passing directly through her heart
causing insta1t death
tazsbu!g !sVa.9 Courier sayu: Il hesr agar
from The LID. who livos without cutting Abou
this time List 1a.E gave you eorno account o.
her. I am assured by heE fnanda and relation
! That she eass nottinE At III, and thai abs Ap
psass e be kept ali,e ~ ,; dail. .pplisa:ioa 2
! Imposed on nor invent via. th-y tell ind th
!, lady huteh is represented to u derotn<ll
picus- Her beauty IL described n sugelic."
The Pittsburgh Commercial rep<ts tn
;. ert. Of turning rig iron into good merchants
bic ateel By simple mixture WITH tho pig iru
q in IN ordinary pudding furnace. The ore, i
its bed. is 80 soft that It can BE- mined viii
spade. but On exposure to the atmosphere
q soon h1rdcns. Tho discovery is making 9uii
usilh Of FennsylvaniA and Maryland PROBE
! sor Lesley eatimAtes tic contents Of the ol
l. bed 1t Ii, ,ooa, 600 tons.
l. Tho Japan paposn report that tho diTo'
, 1870-04-26
NoEus DesPntches-PuttlnE Gold Up.
ha'AH9to'' (Ap7I ~ Dv.poseA to TIE se,s FORK
WnVJ

Nt3&4-
This morning the city was thrown into con-
adorable OF = ferment by / 1urcor to the eject
that \ despatch had been received 1t the State
Department from Minister Sickles sariuo thnt
war with Spain xss inevitable. Inquiry Il tha
different departments, however, showed tho
report TO b without foundation, 1nd that it
wae gotten mp by the sold operators for specu-
lat1re purposes About noon Admiral PortaF
received dispatches from the eozntnan1ants OF
the ChArlestown ind New York Navy Yards,
asking him il certaiu tclegzaras puIpo1ting to
come from hin and received 81 those yards
were genuine That received by Comrodoro
Steadman, Of the Chxziestowp {Nass Navy
Yard, read ss follows:
"Jdcob D. Gikssfu, carr !saFy Tard-
"TrpnhR WITH Spain Inevitable Eyery available
vessel To be put in commission tp3fDet3tatety Rur
everything for construction Immediately. before
guEl rtses- Will 70 up with Tush sco9 aa ractx
male public- My get ont ro-day- Att fast See
AmmoD. President Howanf National Rs1k
1FozrEx~
Commodore stesdn1n accompanied the cr,v
Of this despatch with the remark, .s No s,,chh
person as Gilden here Opened and re,d aa
suggeeted b. Telegraph operator Admiral
Gordon It the satue time te1eE1aphad to Ad-
uira1 Porter:
AAaFe Just rrcE1rcd tEo teIexr2tns, addressed
respectively to Nx1burd and Henderson, OF COM
nAndanf, signed By you. What does it nezu!"
To both Of these dispatches Admiral Porter
replied that the whole thing was hoax, gotten
up in the interests OF tho gold speculatora.
The President also chArscterizsd the Affair ~
hoax, and this afternoon desired the World
correspondent to deny it on his authority.
, 1870-04-26
PAYING THE NATIONAL DEBT,

r.. c..-,+o-- or {1,o Traourrv in ~
;1ou;- NV, tho Honsa II
ri"'h :. 5ot,1,a e,a,a-
A'f ~ ,ss,. - ~ ~, ~, ~
'Ds--' a.. IT.. tnra spa ,1.o of
e,'u'' -, ~ -. :. eA,..,;or =, ~, ao1t
."o'~ ,cr,, >, NIL, ~ 7s-o III,
ln'un suts :. .e''' ~ ~
The prices paA" !" saA.
ing fund, the atnonnh VI 1ne o"uos Pu1-
chased is S2o.soe, hoe-ther cost IN green
hacks, s23. s2o, soo.es. In payment OF the
debt. ara1t from the sinking fund, S19,-
sa5,5:O Of bonds have been purchased, Mt
r,,s in ctcenbacls Of SIS, 44G, G39. 1G.
r,t,i ,f honda purchased, $9i, G32 ,050, at
cost in currency of S1oo,27C, 44014.
T,,;a aoorecnte Of taxation and payment
o;abt 1,onths and twenty days is a. the
- a7.os ga o7e OF. in round nun
~ brndred azd fiftv millions yea,
.;a .nd ehout one hundred and
~ s.E ~ .s;1,;,n, n year Of currency paii
g. t,oo Some OF the advocate:
~ .:.1, t..ea r7u nerhaps, have the YER
asn.r. 4o .sznrne and say that this is SAT
- - 49, a,t;on,1 tar.narsrs to the xaoun
~ tbe annual ;nte,est on the portion Of II
49,. ,.,d 1.cInr nine millions a wear. Bu
,r,o,,,o ,oeect;on Ynnst satistv ever
;n,e1l;,Ant mind that the payment Of n.
,ional 5cb. is mt q creation OF 20 uuc
~~,,h brt on1v a t.ausfe1 Of it from II
.tA1-psye.s 10 tho bondholde.s, and that L
amount sared In the process is the a:nou'
by Which the money viii produce more
the hands of the boaaholdsrs than isvoa
base produced in those of the ta1-paye.
or, to state the aanae fact dihesenay' =
economy Of tho payment OF national oe
- represented ny tho excess OF en!eEsss z
os he government oEsf the average ~
cameo ~ ne use OK he ea0e mones
'ne 'A1"pase'h
nut "neh We l'oH toe 'a'ns As, Al 1s
sau1, % VIZ - ~ esnt;nd a.a al, .--sr
, 1870-04-26

I
We should be exporting Of all these things
according to our population, 70 per cent
more But, instead, We export &C per cent |
less. From 1865 to 1870 VIC hnve been |
taxed $3.50. 0Oo, ,o00 d year, which is equal to
one-tenth the whole annual earnings of all |
the capital and labor of the country. The
State and local taxes are about y per cent
on tho principal, and, if wo suppose the
principal to earn e5 per cent per
annnm, these amount to another
tenth Of our annual earnings. The
national and 1ocal taxes combined
nmount to one-fifth Of our annual ca.ninga
He who works ten hours day, works eight
hours for himself and two hours TO. the
government. Every laboring man works
seventy-two days in the year to pay taxes.
This cannot bo done without depression,
exhaustion, q dryiug-up Of the SOURCES Of
wealth, paralysis of industry We have
| said nothing Of the taxes that work une-
| aually. We consider now merely the vast
| amount, too great to be adequately in
agined without an effort Taxation Is heav-
ing like an earthquake underneath the
whole substratun1 of our industry. It is
the g1est disorganizer, the disturbing force
which let's nothing rest or prosper. There
aro modes of taxation which arc worse
than others, but the fundamental
truth which needs to be thundered
in the ears Of our Legislators is that all tax
alton for the payment OF the principal Of
the national debt, in the present circum-
stances Of the country, is gigantic blun-
der. Let production 60 on unchecked by
taxes other than those required to pay the
current expenses Of tho government,
economically administered, and the interest
on the debt Then, If any producer thinks
it cheaper to pay the principal Of the na-
he has only to bny the amount of bonds
which represents the share Of the debt on
which be pays interest. He will thon re-
ceire in his left hand e1actly tho amount Of
interest he pays with his right,
and will stand, in all respects,
as If the debt were paid, except
the cost Of collection and disbursement,
which is about 8 per cent on the amount OF
interest collected and disbursed, or ! pei
cent on the principal. Il he cannot afford
to bug and hold the bonds on which he
pays interest, it is because his capital is worth
more 10 him in other ways. But thst which il
would not pay for him to do on his OWL
account it does not pay for the Secretary o.
the Treasury to do for him. The rapid e1
port of our bonds from the West eastward
and from the Atlantic States to Europe i
, 1870-04-26
The Neenah {Tis.) Times says: .tGo

The Neenah CNis,) Times says: .tGood
progress u beInE msde on ths Milwaukee i
Northern Railway. Aasutances are giTen that
= portion of tho 1oad will be built the coming
eea4on. This road is intended to tap the lower
Fox Ut tho foot Of Lake WinnahaEn, and viii
Afford our mcrchaata md manufacturers >
competing route to Milwaukee and Chicago.
i viii a1so afford N outlss by rail for Calumet
:ortnty, md \ portion Of Manitowoc And
6heboyg1u counties"
, 1870-04-26
TUESDAY, APRIL eG. 1870.
LATER FRoH sAE DOMINGO.

LATER FROM sAE DOMINGO.
It l.pks very much as If the annexation
Of San Domingo will involve us in war
w,.k ua,ti II is troc thst Hayd is small
and weak power. and that enc or two iron-
c,atis would silence the whole republic, II
not, indeed, conquer it. San Domingo and
llav,i were originally under one govcsn-
,I:.::t- hut with the chronic love Of disor-
tlsr which is peculiar to these countries, there
have heen frequent separations, and there
L:.s hcen always a war going on in each d.
.i,:..u If the island. and also between tbs
two States. Each has been ruled nominal
ly l,y unprincipled ruflans and adveu-
turers- ind at this time the existing |
government. Of both republics are men
ac,tl lv Fc,,els in arms~ Tho San |
Domingo rebels always find aid and COM |
foy1 in Hnyti. and the Haytien malcontents
generally ind refuge IN San Domingo. At
this time. Baez is recognized by the United
States Is President Of San Domingo, though
there is much abler man in the field op-
posed TO him, aad only waiting an opportu-
nifty 10 drive him out. I1Nyu Is also At var
with San DomIngo-that is, not any new
wa1, but the same old war which is never
ended The scheme of Baez to sell San
Domingo to the United States and divide
the profits between himself md his Ameri-
can partners, has. of course, attracted at
;eutivn in Hayti, It has also revived the
Anti.Baez pn1ty III Sau Domingo, which is
forming in various parts OF tho coun-
~,
Lupcron arc the San Domingo leaders
who are opposing Baez and annexation.
Daez las added to the excitement by in
psisoping every leading citizen Who has op-
posed annexation. In all parts OF San
Domingo this opposition has taken the form
OF armed rebellion. and, we're it not for
Daes's supposed alliance with the United
States, he could not hold tho government
hn hon1 In this juncture it becomes in
tc.esting to know what authority the naval
vessels Of the United States have 70 intsr-
fere in this wa-, either as between Hayti
aud San Domingo or between Baez and his
rivals? Il appears that the United States
steamer Severn hes laken possession Of the
Bay of Manzanillo in Hayi for no other
purpose than TO prevent Luperon, who Is
opposing Baez. from entering San
Domingo from Hayti We have
lad reconstruction enough Mt home
without undertaking to reconstruct either
Of these caterwauling republics, md tbs
war steamers OF the United States might be
better engaged than in playing second add.
10 either OF the covardly, 1apacious, IN
, 1870-04-26

A small portion, perhnps 81, 900, Of tho
existing debt of Cook County, WIS con-
tracted prior to the 25th OF February, 1862,
md, under tho recent deci<ion Of the su- |
pzeme Court is payable, principal and
interest, in coin. We understand that tho |
holders Of The bonds have notified the |
County Treasurer that they shall expect the
ins.alme1t OF interest due in May, to be
paid in gold, and that the Finance Com
mittee Of tho Board Of Supervisors are now
considering what they will do about it.
II there had been no attempt made by
the executive branch OF thu government
10 procure reversal OF the decinon, there
would not now be any hesitation, in any
quarter, about paying debta contracted
prior to 1869 in coin This ungraeious and
de,noralizing effort has had the effect to
produce general resistance to law. It il
proper, therefore, to state that, since the
| appeal cases involving the eoustitutionality
Of the Legnl-Tepder act have all been
Withdrawn, every inferior tribunal is bound
to obey the e1isting decision, and
that no nov case can be got into the Su-
prcme Court short OF two years, and no
new decision can be uaado there [nnless the
United States is party), short Of four
years, Nor is it by any means certain that
the existing decision will bo reversed even
then. Nobody has any right to assume
other wsy. It is more than probable that,
before another four years roll around, tho
Court will have unanimously accepted the
doctrine OF stare deeisis, and will have re-
dected that a new decision, reversing the
olddeciaion, brought about by tho addition Of
Judges to the bench, would be equivalent
to o.e1th1owing the Judicial branch of the
. government; because it would furnish q
precedent for sdding new Judges to the
Supreme Bench whenever a decision il
7 made which is unsati1fsctoEy TO the Presi.
: dent aud Congress for the timc being. Such
. precedent, once established, would surely
be acted on. Il is impossible to suppose
!. that the Supreme Court, after Sufficient
time for reflection, viii consent to be tht
s nstrument of its own destruction, and o.
= tho consequent Decentralization OF the who'll
country. ...
We hope, therefore, that Cook Count.
= viii not set the example Of insuborlina
!. = ton, bat rather thAt her authorities MI
~ pay whit is lawfully, and. VIC n1ny -add
y justly, urmEnqrn tn1 n1nhn:- p f-oSuea~s14f' {
munitics, if they -choose, taka ths bAd II
N tiativc.- Let it be our p1idA and boast ths
10 We ha-a nerer :zepudiAted or lodged a fl.
ct thing Of our obligations. psshA p tho tim
"a, will come when ne shAu want To fund ~
OK county debt at lower rate OF interest l
q such case, il will be useful for u to b
go able 70 show clean record on the seoe G
70 obedience 10 law, and readiness to meet W
- obEeAtionA
, 1870-04-26

I'd = :; f,o c.r;eI an uitl, h;,n ev.
citing no further suspicion than That he i
little hArd Of haarng. 2
MSsEsA; l ,,,:,;a
how book Agent eusseeaGa y Pua1M:ns ~
wares ~ A!nuesoa, u tnue tsta'su - 1u4Sen
heHt Aato A~@eA 14Ao tIsto4NeJt AA!o
asked II he wanted 70 euosetaoe lot en- now
book. ne ahs"e1eo me 70 sAVnsais tnat We
get inso hafu WORDS, anu n1 nnaly s,tueK t.t ne,
theh wen 70 No1k Ana oaackenea o9tn ls
eyes, Nckea Mm AROUND Ms o!nsG aoo ooNn
MIA M ter ten s oi1.g % for the fun BIT !, h.s been
good specnianon, ~ me A"yef y n4ed y
neari! everybody and theS afe DO Hlaa mat no
was licked that l an getting lots OF sub
sc1ibers-"
.., hBsoUal.
A tic romance OF Rptaiaed ankle comes
to us from St. Louis, in which Z ygung clerk.
| young lady sehool.teAchsr, and dog ase tho
Leading features. 1h6 clark anu Eb6 echo0i-
, 1870-04-26
WASHINGTON.
The Case Of Georgia,
.Bypher Counted Zero.

or Tax Keformers
, 1870-04-26
THE NORTHWEST.

A letter from Warsaw, April 10, says
" Peaches, which it wAs feared ucro injured
by the late cold spell Of weather, it is no1 be-
lievcd have escaped u1uniured, except the
extent, killed by the cold weather on tho Goth
Of February
The Decatur Magnet Of tho 2sd says:
The telegraph yesterday briefly stated thAt,
on Wednesday night, "A vigilance committee
forced the Marion County jail, at Salem, and
uaned uant Lconsrd, alas Rosesa, who vas
spected farmer near Odin.' We have since
learned that Leonard, tho man 80 sum-
nasily dealt with, loft Priests Hotel last
Monday, uhere he hsa been sojourning
for ten anys pEeyiously, and that
mittcd on Friday night, the 18th inst, week
ago last night Consequently he could not
haye been the guilty party, as he waa At
Priests Hotel on that evening, and had been
for week previously. Mr. Priest the land
lori, and George Dalg, one Of the clerks of the
ton but, there bang some fAw in the sub-
prnA, the Constable informed them that it
vas not incumbent upon them to obey until
this law WAS corrected. By that TINA the un-
fortunate MAO WAS hung, which, at courss, OBJ
waited the necessity Of tho witnesses hero At
tending 1t was, perhaps, fortunate Tor then,
that the Vigilance Committee aaid that any
witness who would testify that the prisoner did
not commit tho robbery WIS no batter than be,
aud, should thcs attend tho examination. would
shAre tho sxnoe fate"
IOWA.
4 man in Council Blui1s is both liquor Ga
loon keeper and an undertaken. One 6{1aines.
he1pH the other.
The Hardin County Sentinel says: ave
faw man tue other day who lives temporari
out earn, but who, in ali other respects, ia per
| feet in form. Where earn should be there a1i
elight protube1znces Of o&rti1age, but no open
ing for the admission Of sound. We have OF
ten met and conve1sed with him, and nsye
before knew OF tbes existence Of this singu1A
| freak. The gentleman says that eound roaehe
| the inward sense Of bearing through Ills skull
in the region Of the temples: 0sdinary soci 4
, 1870-04-26

It seems now to be settled that General
Schencl will be candidate for reelection
from the Daytoo District, his rirals within the
Republican Organization beng unable TO agree
upon another candidate Meantime, vaflan-
dighsm has stepped OF the track, and the
Democrats propose to nominate Lewis Camp
has been Republican until within a ypsr, and
the Democrats hopa to cast their whole
strength for him, and also, to subtract many
votefs FROM the Republicans Meantime,
General Echenck is naAuifestng conside,ahle
Of he manufacturers who basiege his commit
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-31
Grand Total. ,379, OOo Sass, 900

ursno Iotel.-.....-. S,OOU S-,4eo,OVu
This is indeed q magnificent showing
million and a half dollars worth of plows
made and sold in one year, Nearly half a
million dollars worth Of wagons. Sir kun
dred thousand dollars worth of lumber
Over Serea hundred thousand dollars worth
of flour, aud then, of miscellaneous manu-
features of ell kinds over eight hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, all made an sold in
one year. Giving employment to over
sirteen hundred mechanics, artisans and
laborers, who receive yearly over one million
dollars for their work; and ell this goes to
the tradesmen, the farmer and the mechanic,
building up. developing and streugthiug
the city, laying deep the foundations of in-
dividual and corporate wealth. The evi.
dences are not wanting for oil over the city,
new houses and workshops have sprung up
aud been - rapidly filled. This year has
seen the magnificent Harper House rise
from the ashes of the "old Rodman." Our
glass works, stove foundry, Schindlers new
block, the Baptist Church, Mr.. Negus' pala-
tial residence, and hundreds of other houses
for the people spring up ell about the city.
Space will not allow rs at this time to en-
umsrase them I'll, but from the closest ssti. |
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-31
WEEK OF PRAYER.

The following programme will in all pro.
liability be followed by the various protest.
ant churches of this city, next week. 1t is
in accordance with the recommendations
agreed upon BY the Evangelical Alliance of
the United States, and will be followed BY
the Y. NJ. c. Association. commencing a. II
NJ on the first day of January, 1871.
"Sunday, January I.-Sermons. Sub
Ject Inspiration of Holy Scriptures; its
sutllciency and sole authority for religious
faith and practice.
" -uonctay, january 2-Prayer. Grateful
review OF the past, calling for increased de-
votness; humiliation for the worldiiness OF
the Church, and for national sins provoking
divine judgment.
"Inesday January 3.-Prayer for ma
tons; Tor ali in authority; for soldiers and
sailors; for all who have suffered in the re-
cent war, and for the blessings of peace.
Wednesday, January Prayer for the
conversion of children; for Sunday Schools
and all Seminaries of learning, and for the
raising up of more laborers in Chris,'s ser
vice.
Thursday January 5.-Prayer for the out
pouring OF the. Holy Spirit on all who call
themselves Christians; for the increase of all
charity and of affectonate communion and
cooperation among all, in every land, who
love the Lord Chris. in sincerity.
FRIDAY January G-Prayer for the cir
ouistion of the World Of God, for blessing
on religious literature. for an end of reli
gious persecution. and for the removal Of all
hindrances to the spread of the Gospel.
saturday, January7.- Prayer for Christ
ian missions, for the conversion of the
Tworid, tor the glorious appearing of our
sunday January 8.-Sermons. Subject
Tor the truth" ''''
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-31
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