The New York herald., 1871-11-12
WASHINGTON.
Exposure of the Bogus Tin
Mines of Utah.
Judicial Decision on the Woman
Suffrage Question.
The Writ of Habeas Corpus Suspended in
Union county, South Carolina
WARRINGTON, Nov. IL, 1871
The Humbug Tin Mines Of Utah.


The Humbug TIN Mines Of Utah.
1t is certain that systematic EFFORT Is being made
to ''bulr the New York ana other financial markets
In the interests or the new socalled tin mines at
Ogden, the junction OF the two Pacific Railroads In
Utah. The tenor OF letters arecrlng to be private
and Of the recent press dispatches received here
leaves no doubt of the object IN view. With
reference to the last report Of the crucible
and other test applied hy Cornish miners
and other experts, the geoogist OF the
General Land once states that he recently tested
some Of the Identical mineral referred to and pro-
nounced against Its claim to be recognized tin.
This verdict giving dissatisfaction to expectant
speculators he sent the fossil compound to noted
expert In Philadelphia, VINO applied to 1t the ulti-
mate tests OF chemistry and declared II to have no
commercial value whatever except, perhaps. as
ballast. Cornwall may possess itself In peace q
little longer.
The Woman Suffrage Question Disposed or.
The majesty OF the law as typiied by the Judges
OF our United States District Court, ha been
gagged with the fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments for the past three weeks, and both the law
and the amendments survive. Mrs. Sarah spencer,
President oil the Woman's Club and manager OF our
only Business College, was refused place on the
list OF registered voters and applied to the aggre
gated wisdom and power Of Judges Cartier, DIN,
Wylie, Humphreys and Macarthur for a mandamus.
These gentlemen, sitting as Court IN General Term,
have decided against the plaintiff, practically, but
sustained her theoretlcally-a distinction with q
difference this 1t Is held that the fourte enh
amendment has In fact, clothed the American
woman at large with the character OF citizen, and
the fifteenth amendment has made ner q voter
everywhere but In the District OF Columbia. Here
the exclusive control Of Congress has not been i'm
paired in any particular by any amendment, and
hnnv uyifh fanra nf trtnr Tam
before Its legislative eyes, restricted the little
suffrage it gave to the District at all
to males, there not being enough to go
round Each Judge gave separate opinion on
the CASE Judge Wylie, jurlst of an Amaz zonian
turn OF mind said, Congress had the power to say
VINO shall and who shall not vote. 1t might have
said none but women should vote In the District OF
Columbia, and we would have had to submit to 1t.
do not know but that would have been the better
way" But Humphreys, "Old Necessity, " as he is
playfully called BY the bar, knowing no law, dove
deep into social philosophy. He remarked that
the plaintiffs are to be recognized as Included
under the term man. Society cannot exist
without both. BY all law the generic term
includes both male and female-man and
woman, although the generic hono alone Is
used. What is IL, then, these paintfs claimf Ger.
taIny not to be separated the one from the other.
They claim that they must participate in all things.
The substance Of the decision Is, that woman can
vote in any part Of the country without going to
Wyoming Territory, provided she does not come
here And 1t Is quite as well that she stay away
general principles. Ii the courts OF the several
sovereign States agree to accept their law ready
made in this neghborhood the ''true women" will
find the ground all cleared for their new sixteenth
| amendment which is not suffrage but divorce.
| The Privileges Of the Writ Of Hnbens Cor
pus Suspended In Union County, South Caro-
lima.
The following Is issued to-day
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS by an act or Congress. entitled s'an act
amendment to the Constitution or the United
States, and for other purposes" approved the goth
day oil Apri, A. d. 1871, power Is gwen TO the Pres
ilent or the United States, when IN his Judgment the
public safety shall require 1t, to suspend the piivil
or part OF state, whenever combinatons and
cOnspracies exist In such State or part Of state
1or the Purpose 81 deriving , any portion or class OF
munlties and protection named in the Constitution
Of the United States. and secured by the act Of
Congress Aforesaid, and whenever such combinations
and conspiracies do so oDsruct and hinder the exc
cution OF the laws OF any such State and Of the
the rights, privileges, immunities and protection
aforesaid. and do oppose ana obstruct the laws OF
the United states and their due execution, and i'm
pede and obsIruct the due course Of justice under
the same; and whenever such combinations shall he
full as to be able by violence either to overthrow or
to set al defiance The constituted authorities OF said
State, and OF the United States within such State,
and whenever, by reason or said causes,
the conviction OF such offenders and the |
preservation OF the public peace shall become In |
SUCH State or part OF State impractcable and |
whereas such unlawful combinations and cOnspma- |
ces for the purposes Aforesaid are declared by the
gOvernmen, or the United States; and whereas by
said act Of Congress u Is provided that before the
President shall suspend the privilege, OF the writ OF
tion commanding such insurgents to disperse; and
whereas, on the 3D. day on the present month Of
issue hts proclamation recitlng among other things
that such combinations and conspracles did
exist In the county OF Union IN the state OF south
composing such unlawful combinations and con-
spiracies TO disperse and retire peaceaby TO their
homes within i've days from the GATE thereof, and
to deliver either to the Marshal Of the United states
for the district Of South Carolina or to any or hts
States within SAID county. all arms. ammuni. |
ton, uniforms DISCUSSES and other means and |
by them FOR carrying out the unlawful purposes for
which the said combinations ana conspfracies are
such unlawful combinations and conspiracies
within the county aforesaid have not dispersed and
hsye mol G 70 me Msa Of e neS
States, TO any OF his deputies or to any military
oficer OF the United states within said county, all
means and implements used kept and possessed |
controlled by them for carrying out the unlawful |
spracies are organized as commanded by SAID |
proclamation, but do still persist In the unlawful
combinations At Hn and conspiracies % Aforesaid: ,
the United States OF America, by virtue OF the /
authority vested in me by the constitution OF the
hereby declare that, IN my Judgment the public
safety especially requires that the privileges Q!
that such rebellion may be overtnrown, ana do
hereby suspend the privilege or the writ OF ha6eas
~ rOItn IN n n