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a S2f \ General sheridan il Itaiy..9I5
FLORENCE. January 10.
King Victor Emanuel has given o BAN
duet In nillbnpr Of General Sheridan y
Financial ii and Commerc INN ial.
New Yotk Money ana. stock MARKET

,mg f.5,J 4,y3a New YoRk, January 10.
ru Gold steady, opening and closing at
.110s; bighestsales Of the day 110f1 Loans
were. made at 6a7 per cent Clearances
$S3, 900 900. q Governments strong, with
but little doing, market closing firm.
Stocks rather weak ST. Paul and Wabash
decling ! per cent; Harlem and St. Joseph
sold as low asi76t but closed stronger Of
Ssh Union Pacific bonds strong, selling
up 10 75!SMoney active In the morning al
n per cent, at the close quoted at7 per
cent currency and q per cent gold. In
State securities Missouris have been strong,
others dull and heayy.Wpu d 100 sidi /
Nd STERLING ExoHANGR-Bankers bill
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ldl m imioiuVg gdlfR
,DRM6oRNrrGl ooSvESTIoN.+-F -Fhs dols
gates chosen at the Democratic primary
meetings Saturday evening, met in Con
yentlon at tho Court house last night, A
large crowd was lin Attendance and thi
proceedings were watched with tAscloses
attention,
About halfpast seven O'Clock, JohI
! Scott called the Convention to order, annF
A. w. Kelly was chosen President \ y
having been ascertAined that Mr.. K. wa
not present, on motion, Robert Simpson
was called to the chair. j, w G. Smith
was elected Secretary, Rs a
e,Presiaent shtcd the objccts0f th'
Convention to be the nomination Of can
dldates for fthe several city Offices nm
nam i6f'ths llelsg sgstd were llled lEs anf
all but five found to be present. I'VE pub
pspsp. ,snse irSA NV'Ei9 %'Jgsst %F'J1'gs'3 4t'fp''S
The following resolutions were Offered
and adoptedsg .bN6 IqqHlt
ResOlred, that the candidates for nomlna
tion by this convention be pledged L
abide tho decisionot the -cdnVentioni an6
support It's nominees,
ReWlued, further, that all persons pre-
septipg themsely YES tpE. the eonstdera
ton Of this convention be requested
to decline any otherI nomination which
may heretofore have been rendered, OF
may hereaf aflefa abe Offered TO them, by
written or verbal declaration offered be
fore this convention, snlitiioOn \, TllLHagAg0
The vote adopting the second resolution
was repoisidered, hpdoh motion u WA
laid On the table. NV lJ}0O
ThsvotoE6f 1s7O1wasF adopted tasI TIT
basis on which nominations should bt
made By the convention. ,,e.., ,,..,
The President appointed Slessrs, scham
bra and Emblem, tellers.7ai o' 'lasi1qga 81
II was resolved that the nomination.
be made in the following order; Mayor
Clerk, Superintendent 81 Water Works,
Street Commissioner, ,sergeantand Wharf !,
master.
Nominations being IN order Mr.. GeorgC
W. Jeffers was nominated fQr,Mayor, AMI
there being no other, twas made py &c
clamatioil 7,g,a gdN yS2sls IA
!. f7en! Il, n FeesnMey ~ was nominated fol
enL,I r., a. 4, -. m >. "a m,
SiefA' any . pSt S'. n - III >,
presented; the nomination was SmAdt
unanimous. 70 as sio,g,q ~ -, -'S-i' =. n.
iSTbe names orTobn Scott and John w
49,, T., ,II,I .a,,,, Z, a,
cummings Were iIaceu IN nolnuauon ~
Superintendent Of the Water v orkks. 35g.
The first ballot resulted Cumming
| 1895; +, Scott. 463t..on Necessary. To, q
choice 114E 10 ..iiHG'II i. .LlljoN ri
MI. Cummings was dsslaredthe nom,
inee 81 inc oYnNelstMVhi y y ptlM ,u,r
Messrs. James Haley, lsaac MORRISON
Stephen Clark, and VIM. Cooper were
p9npfs.e NileYs 9ii9F'feYtf 'iFp fSVu SSVt
missioner .o.o.
The first ballot resulted: Haley lVl5t
Morrison 34l fiC Cooper 35li CLARK SSsi
Necessary TO achoice ll4S. 80 there was
6.nqminatiop, 81. ~ M ga S,gs
CsUhe ERerOIit ballot yfeS1lted, Haley
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KNIGHTS oPnPYTnEAs.-= The Grand
Lodge OF 'theK knights OF ,Pythias in this
State assembled yesterday morning, in
the hall in Petcrson's block. The sessions
are held with, closed doors, consequently
the proceedings arc not made PdbBcuHth
50 ordered BY tic proper authorities w
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POLICE CouRTs-Bpt one case was be-
fore Judge Good, yesterday morning.
Charles Stow was found in anlalley over
in Centre Wheeling, very drunk. A fine
Of one dollar was imposed, together with
costs amounting TO three sqF4 tour times 3
that amount ,.,.y, tat,f, .,.,,,'
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We regret to learn that Wheeling I'd.
surancc companies lose $4,000 by the
burning Of the steamer hloGiIl Ion the
Mississippi. sf,,,, -.t.,s....a
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STATE sEcURrTtEs- -hfIssoufts, % Ten.
nessees, old, 83t; new, 08k Vltgihlhs,
new, 81 old, %; North QSalr'ollnas, Sll'l old, 4S;
NoSt s4tocfss-wcstestta Ss;s Union rstsErapS4O.;
Adams Express 65t; Wells, FRfgo 8 co.
56i; American 42; United States 90; Pa.
cidG Mail All; New York Central OF |;
do scrip S74; Erie 2il; Harlem 1871; Rcadi
Ing 97I; Michisan Central III, Cleveland &
Pittsb1rg 10l Northwestern iii do,
preferred Sch Rock Island 1851, New Jer-
|sey Central 1904; 81 Paul 609i do opreicr.
red 72l; Wabash AtprBferred 70 Fort
Wayne 03t; Terrc Haute 80k Chicago and
Alton III; Ohio SsMlsslssippl 80i; Clevcs
land, Columbus iiInd Cincinnati S3t; Bur
ihgton ind Quincy 15a; Lake Shore 98iI
lex. div, Illinois Central, 1874. ;g.ut! /.
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An author, ridlCuling the idea Of ghosts,
asEl how adead man can get locked into
Groom Probably with a BkelOtonke
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waATEvER the San Domingo Commits
sion might do, tho newspaper men, O
whom a number accompany the OK
pedltion, will DC opt to give us tha
truth about the country and people, and
their wishes and avorsions, Enough oI
them are going tolnsure a variety Of pre-
possession on the subject, and between
them all we shall probably get The
facts about as they are. l--
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philadelphia Market. q,
PnI1ApRIpnIA. Jnnll

rs7gFP PnILADELPnIA, January 10,
F5ogRmFilrmi Lou j. n Indiana. and Ohio at
fGRA1NlWh Wheatihih fair demand and mar.
ket firm; western red at 81 55a1 81 Rye
95c, Corn In good demand at full prices;
yellow zoe; mixed, 71a73c., Oats 57a5Se
GRocERIEs- Coffee firm; Rio 15a15tc
ll0GIsLPetroledm, crude lie; refined
33tc. sTul.Ji d ,ili1.hgp L b .la,illI
slNNmsKY-Steady at 93c. ie gogl
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

CRY COUNCILMAN adjourned meeting
Of the City Council will be held this eve,
ming. The special object is the consider
alton Of the gas ordinance.
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UDem,ocra,ic Repudiation. :,

The course oil the INTRLIIeRNcER inrei-
erence to the public debt Is unfair and dis.
Ingenious, 1trepubllshes every scrap OF
complaint against the payment by West
Virginia oi any portion Of the debt, which
It can find, without knowing whethef 4
emanatcs from Democratic or Radical
sources, and styles 1t t"DtmOcrdtte RtpAdI'
Gtion."-Register, ...lutjs..i..,
We have employed the obnoxiotls
phrase complained of just twice. = The
frst time with reIcrcncGto o letter In the
Richmond Dispath from q prominent
Barbour county Democrat, who said:
Virginia mightas well know frstds last
that tile people of West Virginia never
intend to peyor assume any portion Qi
ViiginiSs State debit Now as, we un!
derstand the English language that would
be reputation and the writer being q
Democrat, we headed the article embra'
cling the letter ~ Democratic Repudia'
tor" Was that "uniair and disingcnu'
OusS" The second time was a caption
over o letter written by prominent DEM
ocrst Of golarksbdrg, and printed IN the
patksfsbllFg Gaatt.la Democratic paper.
We quote from that letter; - =" "
Now, all that think Il necessary TO
say is, IL Virginia, after being stripped OF
millions of her property and reconstruct
cd Of the point OF the bayonet, wishes 70
nav her debt. be so. To make u long
argument short, West Virginia will never
nav any portion OF the same, and the
sooner our cousins In Virginia know 1t
the better. am neither prophet nor
the son Of a prophet but | know this will
he the case, md woe to the man in West
Virginia who votes TO assume or pay any
portion Of virginia's State debt. a-- d
Now, II 1t is disengenuous and unfair
to speak of such publications rs "Dcmo'
ocra,ic rcpudlation," what would it be
frank and fair to call themY We only
seek to call things by their right names,
and are open to correction. .,e N.
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THE skNS DOMINGO COMMISSION.
The San Domingo Commissioners, &C.
lisaSlSS tHSaGspGS GSerS SillGJ 1odntit SlElt
Washington iast might for New, York.
the 62peaition t0EmoffoR arehihg tlrhe
fortunate RelecdOns Witch tho, President
made for Commissioners seems 70 have
put S an ehd q Slis EeaSthi discussion u
The subject which has prevailed here ever
sidce thd dinoellns pl CONGRESS- ihnl lrepre-
sentatives Of all parties express themselves
As willing 10 buguidUd largely IN their
future action, BY The report Hhlct The
Commissioners rShRll make, II the Ten
fiGBtbeiAAils tomorrow, news from Tho OK:
s PSaI.iss Eill SS sSpsSESa sS ss.S In 4 sSs 44S
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Every Family lllIIIIEB lylgIIsIIEBottIs.

We have In our possession hundreds or the
most hattetihg Testimonials ifom Physicians Of
the highest standing, both OF tho Alapathy and
Homeopathy schools, Who endorse and prescribe
the Home Stomach BltterA 10 d teeaperant,
etOtaachic and tonic, and all agree that they ale
The best remedy known in easea Of Indigestion,
tain preventA Of Fever and Ag1e, BIiiou 4fGss
and hll diseases arising from mAlaflouB chuses.
They are notonly pRElgHTTuL TO THETATsE, but
beneficial 70 tho Sick, the conyAleScent and The
wen, impartlng strength % both mind I and m body.
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Al.
lhh l'9'S'' III U uisSuSSl'n y. 9u' 20
COMPROMISE rsmarKS 'la' 'ho Avsl'la
'ure oi lSOs "alch authorized 'no pOatu ~,
o. paolle WORKS 70 col1prSlh'ss WIN .sle -
saA'mofe anu on,S tN1iiTau ll'% ~ S''aIpl1y W ],
as wei as tha' eoaFa' were hau,cat anu
ADDS we nave yet 10 ,ea,n 'nas tl'ey WIZ WIZ
ever publicly eensurea 'nerelot ~ et,ne' n
the eallor o. she,lsFEiLi'ENchh s,, a OF GOV,
ernotsEASToqNs ioar Sosempofary mas ho'
been,a close reader Of the lNTEllloENcEi'
or be could not soy this ss 70 "; We con-
demned when Il passed the resolution pur.
nort;ns 4. a,tlioriye tthe jcornnromises and
p.S = J, ,.,,ion,,os ,,os
ags,n shorsiy oesote s. wy SoIiP P,s P.o.H ""'
made showed that tlleSresolnhon was IN
valid for the purpose designed and that
,he Roard had no a,,thority to net under
.n' IT N ,..,.4s, - -, ~ - ,,.I ~
IT. we nave AZ iesS' o''ee S'n'o uau W.
casion tofeter 70 tho 1nattertn the same
terms. II bS 1 fs kiEB sEJs
The Register, quoting from Gov sTAN-
roS's article a protest against comprom-
lsing taxes, says; "This protest would
have been more timely ifluttered two
years ago." Asimilar protest was utter
ed then by the INTELLaEScER. The
sAN
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IssH yVrWAsIIfNGT8M vIno
o. lsupo ,sA5R encVl
iiikEsa hFl GpNIIsit PORTER.
MI IMAetit1i0ToN, Jan. !

Admiral Porter "a now better, and en-
tifeiy out u danger. HiS attack was
pIe6fisSlt1 9ES1G Tcn3C bnR
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-ThesargoOGtkS ,H6thethaS been nlAnS
Cd on tho'c Cuban cOaae and captured, I
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NJ lEhNDoN, January II,

.y.,,,,..,,. ~, LONDON, Jan, IA.
Ger. Chadsey rallied bib discfdered
troops near Le Mans, and Is rotreating In
good order. 40, I,
Mofe sotties ana IsepRlsesat Paris.
ilat ~ ,LospoN, january 15i@$AyM
IslA dispatch from Versailles on the night
Of the 18th says vigorous ssorties have been
made byn the garrison Of Paris In. three
several tltteCti6hs. The French simultau,
g6usly1 advanced against the Prussian
guard near Ieb6drget aud Crlney, nottli.
east Of Paris, against the eleventh German
corps near Amends, southweSt Of, Paris,
and against the second HBaVatianq corps
near ,0lamaft, al the sonLh ypl, tho city,
Tho fighting Ii each instance was spirited,
but resulted everywhere In the defeat ot
tho French, who were lrepulsed at all
points and retteated' rapidly within their
works, . portion Of them In great disorder.
Altlispsteh from Prarhept aal ea be.
tween HetdhSolrt and 0rolx III (he DO.
pAftment d dfHaute 6aone, ,fepoflB hghtihk,
which had mot ceased at a late hour IN thS
evening Thsresqlt was uaknogn Large
reinl6f Gemghts Atta stated ID 90 coming
from tho north 10 the German army Of
tlie iealt'4 AldispPiGh from Hayrg says
there IA constant skifmishibg near that
city. Il Il reported that the PrussIans ate
ttifnlng thelSitYipsld sbh! Fpldhetbe's
army Of the north aud nienaclng Cambfai,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
orr ESTABLISHED CHURCn

The scryile and shameless subscryicncy Of
our local Democratic politicians and journalists
to the Roman Catholic Church receives Il fresh
and striking illustration in yesterdays UOyM,
as follows:
Considerable excitement has been aroused in religious
circles IN Newark, particularly the Catholic, in const-
Gucncc Of the blind zeal and INSCRIPTIONS bgotry of the
Rev NJ Fish, pastor the First Baptist Church Of that
city, II appears that he heard OF innocent but gddy
Catholic female who was somewhat influenced by tie
late sensational preaching Of the Rev. Mr. Hammond
listen to whom she aure1 by designing blgos. The
Rev. Mr. Fish visited the lady with whom The girl lived
as a domestic and induced her escort the girl to his
church to Do baptized, despite the opposition OF the girls
father. The latter visited the church Sunday to pro
test against the performance Of the ceremony, but
policeman also provided who kept the iratc father ut
bay till she baptized. As the congregation lofi the
church. the pole to follow, escorting the
girls father Fearing furthcrtroubc exMayOr Pcdlies
carriage in waiting at the church door, and conveyed
the young novice away In the company OF the mayor
and several other prominent members OF the church In
the afternoon the was driven again 20 the
church. attended by her Mentor, and partoOk OF the
communion The father and his friend loud in their
ind snation, and some trouble Is anticipated"
Suppose Roman Catholic priest had re-
ceiyed into his church and baptized young
woman of Protestant parcntagc, would The
World have denounced his "blnd zeal and
"unscrupulou3 bisotry" Would it have stig
matzed him and his co-laborcrs as designing
"bigotsp Would it have melted "indigna-
" tion," and anticipated "trouble !" All know
That it would not. Converts from Protestant
ism are found in every Catholic church in our
City, and the priests stapd ready to receive
and baptze more such tomorrow, as 1t IL
their duty and pleasure to do. The right of
each person TO choose a religion il one OF our
most precious liberties which every journal
and every good citizen should uphold and
maintain. If there is any such excitement
III Newark as The World alleges, that journal
should seek to allay it and should rebuke its
authors designing bigotsn would rather
aDiidgc than defend that perfect freedom in
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
WITH yOU. or OYER YOU,

Certain Broadway property-holders once
more raise the cry that mOnstrous injustice
has been done them in the passage OF the
Pneumatic Tunnel bill; and presently the
Governor will doubtless be once more assailed
with thcir demands for his veto.
which they are not unlikely to
get. "Why are YOU opposed to the
Arcade bill?" one of these gentlemen was asked
last Winter. 81 have fought steam railroad pro-
"jects in Broadway for twenty years; and
mean to fight them for twenty years more"
That was his only reply, and it is the high
water mark of the sense and sasacity shown in
this matter by these Broadway millionairc5
We tell them now, as we told them a year
ago, that they are playing a dangerous game.
With Them, or in spite of them, the hundreds
of thousands daily dcirauded in timc, money,
health, and convenience, by the enforced bar
barsm of the present means OF transit up and
down our city, Will find relief. The time
was when, by showing that they appreciated
the public necessity, and were willing to use
the means in their power for its relief, they
could have shaped legislation. Now they can
only block it. Next year, if not this, they
will End themselves without power even for
that. The dOg-m-thc-manscr policy cannot be
successfully practiccd long on three-quartcrs
OF a million people.
We are not Advocating the Pneumatic bill,
the Vaduct bill, anybcdy's hill. What we
say is that tho people Of New-york, daily az
grayatcd by the daily increasing mnoyanccf,
delays, and cxaspertions of the present
system, are fast approaching temper
in which they viii welcome anything
that promises relief. We look TO engineers
and capitalists for tie best scheme; but it
may como about that the efforts OF the
Broadway obstluctonists will prove TO have
lust power enough to defeat everything Gil
we come to The worst. The one point which
we beg them to remember is that the people
OF this island must and VIII have rapid
transit from the City Hall TO the Harlem
River; and tlat if it cannot be Lad with their
counsel and aid, it win be hah over their
heads 1t Will not remain true, much longer,
that we can cross the Great American Desert
with more ease than Manhattan Island; or
travel from Ncw-Iorll half way to PhiIa'el-
pia in less time than the le"Sth of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
1,lNEAyI-PROTHCYION

The Rochester ElDresS has encountered per-
pl,xity, which it asks us to rcmcyc, and we
ci9dly undertake tho work. Under the head OF
Amnesty and Protection" Tie L.fprcss says:
"Tu. TFiitNE ui-.s the iI1niclatc ia sage of Con
crol NIurr.f act restoring the irauC e. I.uls' and
also urge. that ITO loyal people oi the south hACl" w
u.ofe.tcd Us the Co,cr. ncut in their risht IL, very
probable that u some districts protection Of loyal men
would demand Chat they should bo place under nil'li
law Tho rtIlt would he tiat lHh lI.nJSE would hlS'
Give Re- els vote aud then suspend gl voting. Or II
,f Inc tbqi come OF these Erh Is who had boon re
stored 10 po.'acI urhts woud Hc.l gore summary
Treatment and must be- pr.0nc or mango" ioi te lJD-
berries and murders they have c,m-to'. Where Is tho
uof Of Giving Eoha tAe ballot WHO" 20" roPoso to
impr.aon or haHc him"
Ararcr.-The Rcbols have "a vote" now {:
the practical question is" Shall they be al
lowed to cast it for the men OF their
"choice? or shall that choice be restricted by
"us?" We prefer tba., since thcy are to bo
represented, they shall elect the men of their
free choice. And, should they sec fit TO send
to Congress such rampant Rebels as Toonbs,
Ben. Hill, Linton Stephens, Kcr haw, Forrest
&c, We judge that the Republicans can
stand it quite as well as tie Democrats. AT
all events, since they are to be represented,
we would have them t'iiy represented.
THE TRIBUNE would remit all penalties in
cured by participation in a civil war which
ended nearly six years ago; IL would stemiy
reprcss every outrage ana murder porpctrated
in 1871. If any of those forgiven for deeds
long PASS should commit crimes now, it would
be more severe with them than if this were
their frot Cilense. In short, 1t would do its
utmost to cface The bitter memories Of our
late struggle, and it would also do its best to
preclude renewal of that struggle or the
commencement OF another such, by maintain
ing everywhere the integrity and the para
mount authority OF the Union. If there be in
consistency between these positions, we cannot
perceive it. and The EJpyess is welcome to
make the most Of it..
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
, ,.c...>.|29orIl ~. Dailu Cr1bm1f.
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1871.

Tho ine~r-,rts stnn hold uudisurocd possession Of
psi. qaey hold Gen. Chanzy 20 a hostage, and VIII
=, ot him If attacked. The citizens are organizing to
rsr ORDER AL the chief officials in the Provinces have
,s.red armed assistance TO the Assembly. == Count
Won Bismarck las been made a Priuco Of the German
Jp.e a. Won Moltkc has received the Grand Cross OF
Tie order Of the Iron Cross
In the Senate, yesterday, the last adournmcrt rcso
l0u OF tie House tabled. The Anthony resolution
luest,bing Tire OF the session with the shcr
l.a9 amendment insrIcting the Judiciary Committee
L. prepare "a Ku-Klux bill, passed. =- In The
llouse, tho New-Hamps shire menDers were admitted
The SlutO Domingo Commissioners willard at Charles
ten, = c., aud proceed TO Washington by railroad. =-
Three men have been killed In Illinois by tho falling in
q an erihaakmcnt ==== An Ulster County fire com
T.ny IS charged with iucendiarism. == a Wyoming
jury partly composed Of women, have convicted
murderer ==== The Indians deprcdatiDg in Ne
uras1a. ==-= lie argument the Eric Classification
act was closed. .=- The New-Jtrsey Assembly voted
tie State into the power Of Erie == GOV. Holden Of
North Carolina has been mpeached and removed from
Office
An expedition win sail to Cumana Bay, Venezuela, 70
recover tie treasures Of the San Pedro, sunk in 1915
Patrick DcG Uinncss shot John McGiil FOR seducing
sister. == Gold Ill, 1l15 Thermometer, AZ, 5S',
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

There is yet hope that Congress may take
some positive action for the protection of
Southern citizens. The Senate has resolved,
by a vote OF So yeas to 18 nays, to confne
LEGISLATION to the Deficiency Appropriation
bill and to the passage of some act Of protec-
tion, and has ordered its judiciary Committee
to report a bill to enable the President and
Courts Of the United States 10 execute the
laws and prevent organized violence
in the Southern States. The disposition Of
the House has heretofore been against
such stringent measures as this action indi-
Gates the Senate is prepared to Gdopt but the
evidences Of its lukewarmncss were given
before the outragcs in Mississippi were COM
mi ted, the impeachment Of Gov Holden con-
snnmated By fraud, and before Gov. Scott of
South Carolina was compelled to ask for help
These have been instructive and Terrifying
lessons, and may have the good elect OF edu-
cltng the House to the grave duty before IT,
There should be no delay and hesitation about
the bill which the judiciary Committee Is to
introduce. 1t should be short, sharp, ana
positive, and should clothe the Executive with
ample power TO protect the most helpless
citizen against the strongest combination OF
Eu-KiuX
New-York tribune., 1871-03-23

Generous Mr.. Tw cd does not forget his
friends, and, III his rapid advance to further
fraudulent power, takes care to cover up the
tracks he and they have left behind them
There has long been an urgent demand for a
display OF Controller COnnOly's accounts, in
Order that the city might know whaV its debt
really amounts to, and by whom and for what
it was created. But the Senate at Albany yes
tcrday passed, by Democratic votes exclu-
eively, two bills for consolidating the debts of
the city and county in such way that the
secret of who got the money which we owe
and what VIC got for it will remain forever q
secret. This is ingenious, certainly; but who
does not perceive tie transparent rascali,y
of it2