davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
TILE mAY ANNIyEns lKIEs.

Anniversary Week is rapidly approaching, and
,,o.e Associations that contempate celebrating their
foundation are preparing for the influx OF country
s,tors accustomed to attend on such occasions lt IL
admitted however all sides That the Observance OF
piver,ry Week is fast falling into decay. Some Of the
idu curchmcn attribute the abatement OF interest to
hs destruction OF the Broadway Tabernacle which was
tbe homo OF the Annyersaries IN h7 city Situated asi
was. in very accessible portion of the city, business
ncu could leave the haunt OF trade and commerce for
H. o, 0f the Thcricle the decentralization OF the
AlHiY,Isa.... ks. - 49, .- 49, -.-- ~. ~ IVA
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

dsabled-having tho OF his hands fcctbut
IL In very destitute circumstances Those desiring
contribute 20 the relief OF this unfortunate are in
formed that he resides ut No. 3O South Mainst, Provi-
dence r. l. Madame Janauschek, on reading previous
item IN THE TRIBUNE referring 10 TINS hlater' sent 10,
which has been forwarded to Mr.. Grace.
Mr.. Booth will offer "A Winters Tale" until
further notice Mr. Mathews the Fifth Avenue, will
continue To appear in "a Thousand Year ana me
tie" The last performances of Mr. Day's Horizon are
the Olympic Mr. George Clark vii appear
nightly Lima Elwin's Theater, In Mr. DE Leos pay Oh
Pluck" Aatnees are given at this theater on Wednes
days and Saturdays also thoy at the Olympic ana
at the san Francisco Hall Of the JaIs. new play ny
Dir. 1. B. DE Walden will he produced Mt the olympic
lheater nc ne distant day. Messrs Newcolb ana AllS-
House.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION IN NEW
YORK CITY.

The undersigned having been requested by
the Republican State Committee to prepare plan OF or
e'nzaton for the Republicans OF the City and County Of
Newfork, and to appoint Committee of Ia each
Assembly District to naugurae and conduct the
gamzaton OF the party upon such pan have accepted
the duty and commenced work.
They respectfully invite the cooperation OF oil Repub-
hcans who desire to assist In reforming the management
OF the primary organizations Of the pary and TO that
end will be glad to receive suggestions in writing both
to the plan aid the persons who should be selected to
carry 1t into effect.
The work is to proceed at once and in order that
gestions may be duly considered they should I've sub
itted Immediately JACKSON s. SCHULTZ,
Ner York, April 20, 1871. WILLIAM OKTos.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
Wedding end Visiting Cards. inius S,amng Noe Pss>A
VIZ hvksDsLLs soss tsa fpEros DUrcH Csynos
DIED.


AgB0T-cn Ss.url.y Apn o. Mary g. si Of The late wre,
FTsad. ard relative, respectfully ,u-tei to ,pd her O.
Ia ave residence |'' "es Poriy esist th. Monday .ert9on
BhADY-on April 20 Charles L. ,oa Of the late william
the relatives and frS ~ S,bs % III n,
funeral At he fre Reformed Dueh Chuh Monsy ru,
S Of Chambers st. s5: ~ axe ''''' Northern A''' ''''
oAMpBEL5rIa jersey City, OF Paty Apr2a .n.r. lenS ar.
The relative, aud endr Of family respectfully invited TO ~, "a
Monlay afternoon at o'clock
Scotch papers pease copy
DEMARESF-At Paterson n j. Pda,y April q Herry Los.
agei years, Of james H. and Hettis L. Deaaresh
Mrs. a MARY Low McHday Ny l. %aS m
DEPEYsIBR sq1d April y after short Illness France. Goet
The relatives and herd, are re.pectfar,
p M without further Invitation.
EpGAR,At Rshg'y , su.1~ .ornooo April 80 EA'A p''''
runera at The ,ns on Tuesday afternoon q, ,:O Cn.s.'
viii station arrival OF the uas from Nss
GARDNER-n AsO, Saturday 29 inst Eleanor j. dasgAi' Of
Toml snl Miy Ana Garner sgei 20 a, ~, a. y a..
fom Thomas. Church lsys'"ooi Oa Tuesday aiefnooa AL
LBHYA Salon April p Hannah NJ Libby, VIE Of james > L5or
Notice Of funeral Tuesday morning
P0EDOn Saturday morning. april % Plans, wife Of James P'"a
Her RELATIVES and Of her .cap,v samne root
invited the fauers ri No ~ Yves! lvcl % So 90
TUESDAY morning Maya alto O'Clock Ibe luierneas VII take -a'
PUTNAMOn SATURDAY morning April 29 AreV D. Putnam in h'
45th v bis
relatives anil er Of the fny United attend the psfJ
from his late residence No. COeePAee' On h0adaJ 'efn'''
o'clock.
sYgDEN-On SUNDAY mOrnrg April 90 p,rar. cFi Lasr"e'
j. Snelen in tlc is. year OF lns
The relatives AMI f.rnfs % invited sni hs fnuerS
from his late residence at Saeen' Landing on Iaes-i hrES
vi Jpn
SCOTIA "Bneceneh" his resience IN he city Nes pans
N j. thursday Bsh 1'ta uit, Joseph "sraef scott IN Vie
gJi u his
The relatives and fnmy respectfully svei % ii,-
THURSDAY M,y wtolt further nytat3n fersi
his late residence at p snl from the ff' ffes es
Church. a. 3!
SPRNG-On Friday morning Gardiner Spring IT, sgi = ye'r.
relative, an1 friends invited attend his fubal Mpnf
momg NAY 10 O'Clock. the brc1 fiebytonaa thas
o. the Of ofThihy-sevenilsi. AID Fnlays.
WIrHERELIAN White Plains Friday the 2Sh o April George Win
erell In the 5iih year of his aye.
The funeral will take place from ChuIcA White rfas ues
2 Carrsts viii b. in waiting tat 4IEga %
the $3.50 10 IN hOm New-isrk.
Sunday Of Inflammation Of the lnnSs Grs
Van Snen aged months and IL G4s daugtcg q FEauhn sne
Phebe J. Woodruff
O the family Invited % attend te iuhss %
Tuesday "a inst at O'Clock from the residence u her Ines
la Joraemon.st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
THE STATE TAXPs

The Albany Ecening Journal, in discussing
the address Of the Republican members OF n egisa.
fure, expresses the following opinions In regard 10 the
sAancisl policy Of the Isnmany administration at Al
1any
anything could surpass the 'outrsgt inflicted bv t,
AemOcttc majority upon the people Of the otro1os
~ s The deception and the wrong which they setk t9
practice upon the people Of the whole State In the
Ter Of t9xa0n. They have fixed their tax levy at The
bate OF about six mills, against Il little over seven
tnllis last year. thus pretending TO diminish the burdens
o1 Tue people But In this they have studi0usy and dis
honestly omitted 10 provide for enormous expensrs
phlch they have authorized and which must re met
tsFeaiter HLo nOB, I{ direct taxation. These iseus
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
TAiMANY RETRENCHMENT.
Controller Connolly has issued the following:
CITY or NEW-YORx, DBPARrABsT OF FINANCE
CnNruortrRis O1yrcH Apnl 2J lo7l. !

CONTROLLERs O1FICB, ApnI 70, lo'l.
tn IA. ONcers Of the Of he Cy and
Cn YorkThe Legislature at It's recent session. passed an
a C er O. limiting he raised by tar o the expenses
80 and Connty Goyerumenta The also provides for
oanI Of comprising the Mayor the Controller u
Public Worss the President of the Department OF
Pubo Parks in which vested the and authority 70 appropriate
and set aps their Judgment deemed necesA
for the different each Department The sad Board required
10 tx the appropriations within twenty days after the M dy o' may
a.. Pa T .vv
dis year viii m short 000G Of the amount a. estimated iO tue
several departments purposes OF the CITY ad County
he total Of state sies nnpos o1
n1 an The Com " of York S6 49, IL will thus
he seen that siderable deduction must be made IN the
The civ and County governments the ensuing year
In yew of becomes necessary thas tne
made for the present year he r..
& t The nupose OF giving the ultimate Aeuon OF tAss
required reduction OF ex endituTes "opW
ol b ,evson he made estimates returned TO this
day Of Nav next IN oTlef ha' ey ma! 20
r.santed q, he Board OF Apporonnent for their acton
peoeH''1 ~ w $780, RICHARD B. COSsoLLY, Controller,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICE or TIE GiH. ? SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WAsmINGTOS, ID. C., April 80. lsIl-I:30 p. III.
N-,...,l... In Lhe lltel Irenl,- toIlI hnIlIe.

WAsnINnToy ID. C., April 80. ls7l-1:3O p. III.
synopsis J0r he past tceHtg.t0r hours
The weather remains senSibly unchanged at
the Pacific stations The of lowest pressure, which
were Saturday evening" respectively north OF Ontario
in Virginia and west OF Missouri, have moved eastward
and northward respectively into Lower Canada, the At
lantic Ocean, and West Virginia. Light rains nave
passed over limited Of the Middle and Eastern
States and the weather has been very generally Varla
HE brtween clear and threatening Fresh and lgllt
eastrly winds have prevailed Lakes Erie and Mich
gan The barometer has fallen urlng the day west OF
enes zee and south 70 the Gulf The reports hfe not
yet received from the Far West the Florida Coast
Probabilities.
II s probable he barometer will continue low east OF
the Mississippi River; light Tain' viii probably be expert
enced u portions the Middle ates and south OF the
Ob, Valley with uOrtheasterly winds from Lake ontario
o ichigan bat no serious disturbance Is apprehended
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

cceui newspaper Publisher resrted .s' t'e sn's hs
few Of his patrons know how advertise 70 tie bt V"ss>
They u pe neil into prni pairing bgh prices ioi po Positions
wsp BY oo'suag aysers Of experience ey oos le'm h"s
money tie alrl The onnes snn Of Gss
RowEI & Co entitled 10 the thanks o Business nen for Ps
al which viii essb. b place 80
orier FOR lcas. a papess readily as for
We lave done deal q bcac through n sai knor sbes
srat
Their melOi Of srtnsng sn the the eonn seo,s
with the price ae e,c seroB have fg especially con
vepieu AsHo guee vii s.,H that The 90 these pn,ael '
are exceedingly low. FOIiace arys 90 ~ lae b ic +"
list ~ 0 papers for T,ss hia ss, eels ns -
NOAH for eteh paper.
This h embces many daily p-prI and ,A bs known I jsraf'
There also what known tie hs - as" psgs. ~bh ,,
dong their printing .er Of msa Pm eosed - sa'efs~
r rSes br>g than these.
Tie nsrs RsshrI pabsh ssversi pesohoAs,hH o. "ee' as
aguros ItptJSy bs all sbo contemplate sIyssssas
They es'abbshsi in their fx.s sSS fN
Times they aiy c, sni Kh b. io7na
-rg upon snail orcr. opoa .oues r
arrangement. complete that si' 10 her prs. "n "e"
resdsss Oaly great buess b. pny -
tsssoegbly psTSes New Vera Aethef's ApH -
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
pponAntr HOMICIDE IN MANHATrANvnLEs 4

Matthew Harrington and Patrick kyer'
bo.,lers in the Manhattan Hotel stable at onehundred
andtwenty-hftll-st and Elghthaye, q'rieieu' ye'ui
dpy about cleaning horses. and finally cal2e 70 oion'
Harrington knocked Ryer down, and was Do1lng MN
Wien John Brown, another hOsier, came 70 W. N,' -
eistauce and tfruck Harrington on The heau WIN
pitchiOrk knocking him senseless. The burEeOl WV"
dressed tic wound pronounced 1t very dahgerous on
Brown and Krcr were arrested and locked ul 70 aMas
thc result of Harringion's injuries Tue wounded INA"
Vac removed 10 ST. LulGa uV5glaI.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Siip Ne,ss see Second rag

St1Ofld
ARRIVED.
steamship Flntl DOsns, Phlanpa ri'e mise tIorar sssn
steamship Mississippi Hen ssworss April "a aud 3 ". Pas,
2'1 With lai'e and pAsa to Fre;enck Baser ,.,
steamship Isaac Bed coaeh Rcha,er, cisy Point All Norfolk
vita mdss and pa.s, Old Don Union Steamship Co
Ship Competitor (o Hong Roagl. MAbe.s Whampoa Jan. s1i
sap sssoy (of eosonI Mclaughlin Liverpool MART z5
BarG Maori to Lsnion) auu, Whampos ilsh nd Aseao h
Bark J. H. MsIarreu tof Eas,l Dyes Csb,rep With
Bark Anris Gray (of Bucksr s Gepin. Csren, days With
RIe R.I G,sy%s SP g, N S,;os c:Fa 6 s s 5S' 5 & .s'
Brig NJ B Ncsera of advocate. 81 Cohaes, M.racsib 81
snr FrIaa auesoo Co RscGad Jameson sa April Is. with
Scbr II Brewster ts Broosssyeu, Gooe 80 dar' SiiS
scbr Wave Cresio Sag EnbOr, Brown Ponce R. II dsr Si@
-, ,cuooSgss--RrvFsASp co,srw..s
Thomas Jeisron, ..oeiDut. wn Arhar. Ronl'at
Isabella RonlDlt. J.. NanA. RouIouL
Neptune, Albany. jane. Albany.
Cssie e'SiIl SI6.. 6sfSi0'" ,s, i. D ia Eiseipo
J. r Ross, Pouzi.Aespse Aiethes- Philaie'pHi'
DOMESTIC PORTS. -.
from Lsghos se Mre from Antwerp Forest Queen IRON lon
S,vsSsas D ca Sr 09 %Aps .lp ap fOn Gn~s'oy
Bns for Psseis sch y @159ss' s from HT1o T f steele io
Havna sailed big Fp,in Barelona aoi 'ehf D. n "'"
kin, p pos'oa .ai a y c-F bs ' BG. sSOrr from lava
h" arrived. ,,,,v
B,s Ionic ron Portland April - bound a. "h - Am; Is
Brg Erin CSorl Belize lO' eusel''O'@ - ''''
la = %, ioa. 70 D.
Ar, You Disturbed at Night and hro"en " "''
child .ussdnS ard cr,ing WITH toe pam OF eu'Nus 90
once an, q, bottle OF ar wtS'lo~' Soo'"'N' ''''F'
Red Rose,
new and delightful perfume
u,.,a & Cs.well'. COD Liver Oh is The best
wI.ous,ter,, Hypophosphitos all cure Cos'vsrr''S
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

properly belong 70 The present budgctthev ar. tbc
penses OF ths year-they part OF the fruits Of Dem
ocfatc pro1igacy-and IL they were Included in the
present tax levy, they oug 10 he the rate would c
not SIX mills but eeren mills and the aggregate burden
wouu pg, hot Twelve millions but hoeniOHe mil
u0ns Inc 1acs and figures are given In the address
~ ana they cannot he disputed The criminal
VI sne Democfacy In plundering the people is only
epueu D their cowardly dishonesty IN attempting to
aNoid the full responsibility " w
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
FAME BY THE PIEcE-A WORD FROM HARTFORD

FAME BY THE PIECE-A WORD FROM hAhiiOhD'
To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Being in your city find many business
men and others suppOsing from the Of its publish
ing company, that the book called Sketches OF Men OF
Progress" emanates from Hartford Allow me to say
that no one in that city in way connected with the
matter The New-York and Hartford Publishing Co, 80
lar as KNOWN il NewYOrk concern md not Hartford
one whatever of praise blame may be due to the
book or its publishers should not by any means be lad
upon any HAKItOkD DUN IubLlohi'"'
Ne,c- York April 90, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
, now wceklv journal, partly in English and

partlv in Hebrew called 4" Hebrew News, has recently
been started in NewYOrk by Jacob Cohen INTENDED Ior
ee0uainted with either English OF German, ana can reau
only pure Hebrew letters
Charles Reed, United States Commissioner at
Moptpeer VI, has been appointed, BY Judge Wcauf1n
Sriay Snperylsor OF Elections in thas State.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01
Gyetial Notitss
Quit Drugging.


This Omitted By the med cal profession tHi'n'n Pi'
cpe Of healing science wisely provided By tie ha,b eonou tA
whenever anything wrong in the physical system c natural forces
the boy ars broag. erpe the disease Tie great
fore is to strengthen natural powers This has been te view
the skilu cOmpcusacrs Of HosTBITBas STOMACH DTrE2
which operates to give fresh vitality the ogsrs Of The boy Tbs
effect Of dis medicine upon stomach ta liver at tbs hiass
prompt and decisive patient wise enough qg erussa'
and try the Bsers be hsd taken lease Of life 'n
a. bs continue, the use Of the article oTei fni tie stream
Of health cOur,ing through prepared with great er, s
it, component parts entirely sseiab 1t free from TIE on'
80 oop urged against preparations kind Assmchcnal ssen,
la, no equal pleasant favor aud heha effects h'e made
general .vods free from sn pOPete' ca'a''d to Impair
the system and II. operations mild soothing 'ni 'naeat
Al vho have ,~ HosTgTTBRs STOMACH BITTgRs 10
virtues and comment it,
Eve, ,ho who ar, in the enjoyment Of perfect frequently have
need 10 pryentVes Of disease We are ne'"
TOO we'll armed as.n the ills tina, sh 10 heir TO-" 10
health or sickness bo taken regularly without g'As
vitality and elasticity tho system. -
tstfy
e;i lion viii hold their regular only mepg T Goael IYhS
ING May ISL, at q Avenue d. JOHN DUAh Iies'eAs
4 SAN YorHD. PirEW RAVPFRIY, Secretfre-
Thirteenth District Union ifcpuDnrnn Association
I'll " - TlIS Monday EVENING. MAY l. AZ l Eshsvc aoftb
west -ner of Richteenthst. O'Clock m er e Haas
seiing . business usS before It, GEO NJ MI lhL
JoHN KYLE, ls-c-,t..ies i~''
PHILIIPs
A-Thirty per Cent Dsccunt.wh..a ireaea cAAA Daa''
Sets ISL pieces 80 .,, 49, ~, II, 81 - ., - 80, A.
~liRTY PER CENT DISCoUET-COoei and Gill Preach Chm,
TiiRTY PER CENT DIscoUNr-CoOrei chaober Se' Bnsha
goods II pieces -. - l,,, .,,.-,., ,-. -, 80.
Table Ghs% -.
1.IBTY PER CENT DSCOUNcSlYer pl'e Iei Ses Peers
har.So uely engraved, b'st plate. 9El 81 .- . =.
ayIRTY PER CENT DISCOUNT - SNciPahd Ins.'fs -
TH1pTY fFR CENT DISCOUNT Pofs n1 sP'srA
Ice Pitches, CAKE Baskets. lc, Sc Sc =. -, u, - NJ.
THIRTY PER CENT DlsCOUhT.-Panan hAfoN fshe'' DNi'
THIRTY PER CENT COINTAug IN want Of sre1as
are guaranteed greai saving By r. fcss@ns tec Z.
" IN DAlI.Rf ~ 81 b'osd.sy n T.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

NicOl Il Davidson,
66 BrDs,insF Great Joucs 81
OGsf some hAIRAORDIS DAkGAlsS
French na Dinner Pse. % per d2eR
preach soup Tureeus - each
Frenc Chua Dinucs eets egn sie ~
Iron stone China Dnaer Sets. full. s20.
Pl,in Gotlsts 50 per dOloa
Shegch Dnner Knives, 81 - per Nsren
HAnisbne Dseora-d l4ase' >ets. 90
a. ssoer from Paris has isst been eenet sus
s.MAgBIE GlLr aud COMPOST ION BRONZE CLoCks NAN.
IEI. SkTS GROUPS. FIGURES, and VASES
An Immense Reduction.
Whit, French China lJ pieces go White irrens
g,one China pieces so, M FTeneb China Tea sss u pieces
a. O White Freuh Cua Cus ami Sseeef ~ 20 de1 ooa
Hand China Tea a IS; Chamber SETS Cood II peeos
80 per upward, Silver Plated Casters Cut Bonss - snd sP
Knives, - 50 doL Esytang Ne
ray Of China PLATED War; Caterv Fancy Goods 6e, A.
T1nd ro oouay lhor gO by o. n
Carefully packed . =, -, .r., ,,,, 90. s... -. ~.
st. james Hotel,
BOSTON.
n our friend. vii kindly nila either N Telegram OF b. Letter oi
shall b. better ncraret or 'h,r g. th-
r,ptton Of IA new sameut ah ~ rc4are
c,nneut lnu,eut Bosfl, -FOUR uOl LARS per dl..
lKQeAls OF 81, sAAkS u0tsl bosoa
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

Arc You Disturbed at Night ana nroA'" -
-, -, +. /, ,,i. nj sir. wtssLow's SOOTHING hyRtr
New-York tribune., 1871-05-01

wIaeus,,er,, HyOophospA,.es sil cure cOs'Vsrr''S
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-11-16

whole public, and upon which the great body
of the people will decide, as Mr.. boutwell,,
Miss Dickinson, aud all lovers Of fair play aud
equal rights do. The course of the Trades
Unions 10 this respect is gross wrong. aud in
plain violation Of the rights and liberties Of
the citizen as well as of the spirit of the Dec
laration of Independence.
No reasonable man will deny the position Of
one of our exchanges, "that one of the dearest
and most practical of all our libarties is the
right to choice of occupation the right to
learn and work at any trade one fancies-in
brief, the right to be honest. Industrious, aud
Independent. and to earn living ia ones own
way. This liberty, the dearest and most prac-
teal poor man has, the Trades Unions deny.
Does poor man desire to have his son learn
a trade, the unions interfere with their rules,
and say, No, we will only allow one appren-
tice to each dozen or twenty journeymen so
there is no room for your son. He shall not
learn the trade you desire for him he shall
not work in the shop whose master is willing
to receive and Instruct him. He needs no
argument, beyond the mere argument to show
how wrong and oppressive this is"
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-11-16

Last week we published the reasons given
by Governor BULLOCK, Of Georgia, for bis resig-
nation Of the office of Governor. But neither
that letter nor anything we have seen in the
public press in regard to the matter seem to
us to constitute a sufficient cause for the act
Yet it was step he had perfect right to take,
either with or without cause. The first i'm.
preston made on the public mind, notwith
standing he gives as his reason an alleged con.
splracy to impeach him without evidence, was
that he had been tampering with the public
funds of the State. But now, after the ex-
piration OF nearly two weeks, no charge of
fraud or dishonesty is preferred against him,
and A. IL. SrErHEN's paper, the Atlanta Sun,
admits that no official delinquency had been
discovered on his part up to that time Per-
haps we ought not to look behind his own
statement for his motives, which are what we
have stated, and that he has withstood the
bitter assaults of his opponents as long as the
public interests require, or is consistent with
his own interests and inclinatious. We trust
1T will turn out that he has no other m otives
for our sympathies have all been with him in
his struggles against his rebel and quasi Re-
publican enemies for the last three years Few
men at the South have had to encounter more
relentless and unceasing opposition than Gov
ernor BULLOCK.
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-11-16
Verdict Against the Taninaany
Thieves.

The result Of the election in New Y ork city
on Tuesday week, is the most extraordinary, as
we'll as the most gratifying, expression of the
people against official corruption and knavery
to be found in the history of pelitics. Such
rebuks of thieves and scoundrels was never
before administered, and it should prove q
warning not only to New York robbers, but to
that race Of public enemies everywhere, and for
all times. Last year the Tammany Democracy
carried the city by . majority of forty i've
thousand. This year Gen. SiGEL, the Republi.
can candidate for Register. has been elected by
twenty five thousand majority, and Judge BAR
RET, the Democratic reform candidate in oppo
sition to Tammany for Judge of the Supreme
Court, was elected by over forty thousand
majority. This shows change in a single
year of more than eighty thousand votes. The
have also elected four out of FIVE
Senators in the city and sixteen OF the twenty.
one members Of Assembly, all the judges for
the various city courts, and made clean sweep
OF both branches of the city Legislature. Every
Alderman Of the fifteen is anti Tammany and
all but four Assistant Aldermen. Every branch
Of the city government has therefore passed
into the hands of the Reformers. TWEED him
self 10 elected to the Senate by the most stu
psndous fraud. and Is with another thief named
FIELp, beth of whom are under arrest for rob-
berry, the solitary monument left Of the Tam.
many piunderers, and he 10 more likely to be
'snt to Sing Sing psnitentiary than to get .
neat in the Senate. Thus the whole infamous
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-11-16
How Free Trade Doctors Differ.

GEORGE ii. PENDLEToN, the free trade ex.
FOUNDER of Democracy in Ohio and for while
an aspirant for the Presidency, asserted during
the recent canvass in bis State that the entire
earnings of the country yearly are supposed"
to be 81, 600 600, 900, and that our tax is equal
to twenty-five per cent of that amount. or
S4oO,OOO, 600 yearly. Commissioner David
A. WELLS, who is accepted as authority on the
subject of free trade, and whose speeches and
reports are used as textbooks by the free trade
press OF the country, states, on the other hand
that our yearly earnings amount to ST., 900.
100000, or more than three times as much az
his Ohio co-aborer supposes" them to be.
80 far, therefore, from the people being
taxed twenty-fv per cent. or one. fourth of all
their earnings for the support of the Govern.
ment and to meet our national obligations, they
are taxed only eight per cent, or less than one
twelfth part of their earnings. And that tax.
as MIR. PENDLKroS very we'll knows, is not as
sessed pro rata upon the industrial classes of
the country. 1t is paid almost exclusively by
the consumers of whiskey, tobacco, foreign
luxuries, the sixty thousand men who have a
clear income OF two thousand dollars beyond
all drawbacks, and other large capitalists.
The workingmen of the country do not pay
dollar OF it, only to the extent that they use
whiskey, tobacco, and foreign in preference to
American manufactures.