The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-23

thursday, MARCH ., 1871
HI LATE NEWS ITEMS.
N rhe time Of Anal adjournment Of Con-
"A - depends on the Senate.
n t IL ruucrcd that Senator. Morton
q Il shortly leave the Senate, and per-
II % take Boutwells place.
9, The population of Indiana. under the
,snt ceusus, az furnished by the Sup
ntendent OF the Census Bureau, is L.
,,9A. az ......
!, The Illinois House of Representatives
We accepted an Invitation to visit the
II y Of Peoria, next Friday, to look at
Inducements held out for the
,noval of the State Capital to that
Thy. g. -.
Il, Weston, the Democratic candidate for
II, ,vsrnor of New Hampshire, lacks
!, ,out hundred votes Of an election.
r., ae three Democratic candidates for
i 9ngress-- Hibbsrd, Bell and Parker
n declared elected.
y The Senate Committee on Elections
Il, id Privileges, las agreed to report in
n .vor Of the admission of Foster Blodgett
~ Senator from the State of Georgia,
. T nd Mr.. Goldthwalt rs Senator rom
7 !, .labama.
,;r The Southern Democratic members OF
= 10 Housein caucus, resolved to advise
:, j, ,eir constituents to afford every facility
!. r tho Joint Committee for ascertaining
I 10 truth concerning the violation Of tho
). rvs in that section Of the country.
t The Governor Of South Carolina has
ent All official messenger to Washington
!, Tho has arrived there, to urge upon the
resident the necessity of ordering a
, egimeut of cavalry into that State, to
! l upprsss the law-defying Ku-Klux.
|, The Commissioner Of Internal Reveu-
: l. ,e states that the supervisors for North
md South Carolina, Georgia and Mas
a ,achusetts are reporting that in sections
J / Il their districts reign Of terror exist,
md 1t Is totally impossible to enforce
he revenue laws. In some instance the
aInternal Revenue officers have been
| compelled to flee for their lives.
A party Of Japanese, sixteen in num-
Der, who have teen spending several
"month. ut Washington, New York and
other parts of this country, are about
leaving for home, after having thorough
{ s,,at nf t1Nn n.
G try and gathe red valuable information.
They take with them all sorts of agricul-
tural and other implements, increasing
T their luggage to formidable proper
' lions.
The United States steamer Tennessee
with the San Domingo Commission or
" board, sailed from Kingston, Jamaica
last Thursday morning, for Key West
: Florida. The Commissioners are rep
y resented as unanimously IN favor Of an
u nsxation. The views of the aLle, fail
" aud just men who compose this Comis
sion should, and we presume will have
great weight at Washington and in the
Il country at large. The judgement o
a men like Ben. Wade, DIR. Howe ant
= President White is worth too much t
!; be disregarded, or even eighty consid
u cred.
:, General Butler succeeded en- Monda,
- In introducing his famous Ku-KIux bill
and resolutions. He called for thu
reading of it, SO as to have printed il
the Globe, because the Democrats objec
ted to its being printed in the usual way
The bill was referred to the Reconstruc
ton Committee, when appointed, but i
cannot he brought back into the Hous
by = motion to reconsider nor is Their
auy chance of its being reported from
the committee, for although the recon
struction Committee has a right to re
port at any time there is no committee
appointed as yet.
The Republicans in New Hampshir
: on the 14th seem to have lost the Gov
! ernor, all the Congressman, the Council
and probably the Senate, while tn
~ Hou,s is only claimed for the Repub'i
cans by majority Of from ten to TWEEN
= ty in body of over three hunnsed mem
. bers, aud that on vote from 100 to WINS
the Republicans gain on last ears vot
=, $50, while the Democrats gain 3,436,
!, net Democratic gain of 2.i76. Til
T., Tribune says, "New Hampshire has Ii"
+ become Democratic. This vote meal
+ mainly, If not wholly, Republican
!, apathy, born Of over confidence an
:, continuous triumphs Of sixteen years
and Republican disafteotion engendere
by local quarrels. the liquor question
! and The un wise and untimsly Sunne
= difficulty"
h During the sessions Of the High Con,
a mission the past week, the relations .
! Of the two countries to each other hav
been considered in a general way, will
n . view of seeing what concession
|. might be made by either side before an.
particular question Of dispute shall b
|. taken for settlement. The impression
!. which prevailed at first, that England
!. was prepared to offer the olive branch
and that mere bubbles would be discar
/, ded for candid and frank avowal Q
the wrongs committed, and damages I.
: be adjusted, has given place to fea
!. that England is not disposed to max
!, auy maganinous concessions, and
any arrangement is entered into for
!. settlement Of the pending questions,
: would be on the basis Of an equivalen.
: The miasioners seem to incline ratll
i, er to the place of purchasing the RICH
!, OF our own fisherman to ftsli freely II