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the Board of A dermen referred
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signed petitions to admit women
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wards Of the city hospital for OBJ
servation and instruction, but no
answer CONS from the trustees.
They dodge discreditably the
whole matter. Meanwhile the NO
men students go to New York and
Philadelphia, where sense and no,
prejudice obtains in the hospitals.
Boston Commonwealth.
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

who have done the Government ms much
service as he has, or for disgracing po-
htical canvass with lying and blackguarding.
If Gen. Butler has been in his time vigorous
military governor, does that excuse him now
for the gross and wanton lilo abOnt comrado
in arms and better soldier which nc told at
Springfield, admitted at Worcester, and thcn
made tcnfold worse in trying to cxplaln1 II
he once made an effective Grafton against tho
usurpaions Of Andrew johnson, docs tiaC
acquit him of being q vulgar dcmagogu" now
catering to u motley crowd of factions III "hicn
he has no moro real interest than ne hau
in the Republican party when he tried to force
jeff. Davis on the Charleston Convention
No, no! We praised Gen. Butler when wo
thought he was rendering the State some
service; with tho same freedom and equal
Justice we dcnouncc him now, when his course
is marked by every oGense we are accustomed
to condemn in our public mon, and his success
would be an injury to good morals, decent
politics, and the fair fame of great Common
WEALTH.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
THE MIYOR'S BID.

When that noble rogue, Mr.. Noah Claypoe,
set out for London with the contents of his
masters TILL he trusted the custody of the
plunder to his companion Charlotte, in order
that if they were pursued the money might be
found on her, which would leave him an Op-
portunity of asserting his innocence of any
theft and greatly facilitate his chances of
escape. 1t is gratifying to remember that
Mr. Claypole's dirty little trick did not sue
coed. lie was laid by the heels, after hid
eous display of craven cOwardce and treach-
cry, and passed into literature rs one of the
mcancst rs well as the yilest of the smaller
rascals of fiction If We venture for moment
to draw comparison between Noah Claypolc
and the Hon. A. Oakley Hail. it is not because
we look upon our Mayor as a mean little
rascal but because his conduct irreSStibly
suggests parallel with the proceedings so
powerfully described by tie author Of "Oliycr
"Twist." Mr.. Hall for years has gone hand
in hand with Tweed and Connolly along the
flowery paths of office. He has rcvclrd with
them, so to speak, in the vaults of the City
Treasury, and had share in all the astonsh-
ing financial achievements by which they have
caused the City to spend three or four times
the amount of its income, and to run
more and more deeply in debt the
more heavily it has been taxed. Mr.. Hall
is not, as he would have ia believe
a small boy whom the chief crarkSmen have
pushed through the pantry window to open
the door for them from the '.'N; = j,
most distinguished and importa.. mcmhc'
of the profession, without whose jp, 'e:'r'
not dollars worth of swag Ia, zen = |
by the Tammany gang since that l)lmtabl.
partnership was organized. The great plaster
ing scheme, the carpet swindle, the armorics
frauds, were all carried out by Mr.. Hall. All
the millions which Tweed, Garvey, and the
rest drew out of the Treasury were drawn by
Mr.. Halls assistance he stood on one side and
Mr.. Connolly on the other, holding the doors
Open while their partners helped themselves. 1t
is true that the Mayor and Controller threw their
handkerchiefs over their eyes during This OPP
Grafton, and aftcrward protested that they SAW
nothing taken, and acted in a strictly minis
teral manner; but the tact remains that the
City was robbed by their active assistance, and
TINT it could not very we'll have boon robbed
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
$3.50. .1G5
GRAND TOTAL g..


OF the above immense sum, only about
S:23,OOO,OOO has been issued since the begin
ming of the calendar year, of which about
Sl0,00OOO0 still remains in the immature state
of "Rcvcnuc bonds" But who doubts that
matters would have taken far different shape
had the financial condition of our City not
been inquired intO9 AS Mayor Hall himself
says, in the passage above quoted. 1T would
"have been manifcsty prtjudicial to the
" financial Interests of the City to place all the
"bonds on the market at once" Happily for
us and our posterity, capitalists arc not row
in d humor to invest largely in the new
Consolidated stock. Even Mrs. Connolly IRE
fers the new Fivcs of the United States to
the ffty-ycar Sevens of her lego lord. We
have not the respect of some men for wOmau's
Judgment in financial matters-wo do MT care
what Mrs. Woodruff thinks; but the opinions
of Mrs. Connolly are entitled to great con-
sidcratiOn.
With $24OOO,OOO from taxes and S5,5Oo,OOO
from miscellaneous sources, or the General
Fund" it will be seen that Mcssrs. Tweed,
Swccny, Connolly, and Hall started out with
a prospective fund of $7O,OOO,OOO with which
to run the City and County through 1871. TO
THIS liberal endowment OH pdII VI thc
legislators, Mr.. Hall, in his June message,
objected that, "considcred in partisan aspect,
"such limitation of responsibility and taxa
L" ton was impoltic. 1t concentrated respon-
"sibity for expenditure, and held party lead
GERS to the strctest responsibility to the
'people. 1t had the effect at least of rcprcss-
"ing a score of claims and jobs. But the
"present was not favorable time to initiate
cor to practice great economy" &c. How
curiousy this sounds now. Now we see
the Mayor falling back under the shelter OF
the Legislature, az he did before under that
of the cold Board" of Supervisors. But
Mayor, Supervisors, Controller, Legislature,
and Governor, all were but parts of one
stupendous Ring Happy for this metropolis
and this State will be the day when that Ring
shall be broken, and each and all of its COM
poncnt parts become divcsted of that power
which has been so vianously abused. The
present condition of New-YOrk Democracy is
enough to make De Witt Clinton and Silas
Wright turn in their graves. We should be
glad to see the Democrats of the City and
State take New Departure and turn their
backs on Tammany, but we shall not he in
haste to put confidence in any hrlnlbug pro-
fcssiOns of independence.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

Halt.mou is so near Washington that We
ere not surprised to scc national capital
j, frt. eos guiding the action of the Maryland
Ecrub,,,an Convention yesterday. The rcsO-
h.tio,.>. which were kept back until the can
,.Idatcs lad been r@mld, were pcryadnd with
Nr. CI,swGl, WHO is capital man in his
way, b.rt might bc better employed in looking
,ftcr The United States postal service than
running conventions. The n0mnccs-two
Nominations only being madc-"rc indorsed
as cable, influential, and honorable citizens,
identified with every right interest, and COM
"manding tie confidence Of men of all par
ticsr The Hon. Alexander Randall, nomi-
nat, d for Attorney General, We take it, IS the
gentleman who ably represented his state in
the XXNIlth Con"rcSs The Convention dld
well in refusing to consider resolution IN
G0r,:.g tc SmtO Don .l@o pH.ch">' rs lTcic-
= INT; u world layc Gc,r t. ar + 4 had left
'lc NOMINATION of the n.,i - r.'.. oi raHdi-
date 1or President to oonc OF ;ht states who
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

In 'hc general uphcaval in City affairs how
gaiag on we are finding everywhere the
=; L. III" evidences Of frauds and corruptiom
which - have known TO exist, hut have no'
always hc.u a|lc to ohtain conclusive proc.
Amor the lest OF the City Departments, that
III Building i undergoing an unexpected eX
amirai; ON. This branch Of tie puhlic service
dc.ign,d for thc protection OF citizens against
insecure h,'diEGs-is apparently converted
into Il mere vehicle for blachInailng. When
bad men crhbiuc to rob the citizens whose
profcsscd servants and employees they are,
facil;'i,: a.c io.Id on every side. TMamany
had not neglected any chance to rob any class
of ciizcus which ca, be- reached through the
City Government.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

ElcctGn returns from Maine ard California
continue to "imrrovc on acquaintance"
Maine has done cloriou,ly, having given a
Rcpublicaa majority of over 10000, as
nga;u~, the rrajority of S239 of the same
candidate III 1870. The total vote Is heavier,
to he sure, bat Pcrhams figures more tLan
keep up with the Increased popular vote. In
California, tie modest 1000 to 5000 minority
of the Republicans, first announced, has been
left Il. $780, In the san FrIncisco Congress
DS'Iict--.thr Fnet-whcrr 8. b. AXtcn, Demo-
cIat, bad major,y Of 3,Jn over F. VI. Pix
ley. RcpaIlican, at the last election for Con-
s,Icssman, :. O. lIOuEhtOn has Il majority Of
2e7l. Tins is great gain, ard, with other
advantages secured, speaks well for the hard
working California Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

without it, IF Mr.. Tweed lives in a palace,
and Mr.. Twced's horses live in splendid
mansion; if Mr.. Connolly has risen in few
years FROM the condition of prnnilrss clerk
to wealth that ia counted By millions; if II
Thid-;ly"nuc plaStrrcr aud Bpwrry chair
maker kavc suddenly become princes, Mr.
Ii.lHi is the hand that has raised bcggarS to
high ll.r.>, and gld.d ttc rrf;sc of The rum
shops. Trrc! and Connolly, after long courac
Of robbery rud"r the old charter, were placed
in tinr res, mt petitions by Hall under the
new. TIE - hir yr,' Paradise near Norwalk
is almost rs nrch hc creation Of the Mayor
as if he .lad planncd its villas and paid for
then ont Of lis own pockct.
Yet now thai ~" tJns:ih'c are ir hot pur-
suit, NJ Hall cries, " | did l't take il it was
"all hi5 dol =, ypH 'tn got it now, Connolly,
"yon know YOU h.y,;' and in formal
letter to th" Controller, refusing to bear any
rcspon"i, ,iity for hIs misdoln24, and inviting
him t. ,;ni out, he says IN erect. " You r. Il
yc.y nice mar and | IN very fond o. you, bat
"wc are not qnitr so thlct together rs all that
"comcs to' lis con!.iicntht! friends as
srre us that, whatever Tweed may have
done, the Mayors skirts mc clear. Nonr
Of The stolen property can De iornd III
his possession. If he s!:Hncd fraudulent
warrants, he srnrd mili,.,rally, and not
os q free atrnt. Ii be blew open
the safe, he did it under compnloion.
"Lrs hin go this ongc,' cr..3 his Old pal
of TIE UcraM land he VIII put yOu in the
way of catching all III" OherS.' Nay, we
are not oaly to let him 20, but wear" to choose
4
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

The ar,rrt in the Courts to force o!'n ;he
guilty s,C,t of the Ring has not been con-
cludod. 1t is yet too cmly to predict any re-
suit; it is too late to expect any sOrcn!cl
Y the drmoIllizcd members Of T." Ring. The
ian of tnc defendants is cyidcLGy to Geiay
in the Courts, exhaust The patio nee OF the
iIos,,r;,is. contest win bmdOm. t'H.rS
every step of tie way, and tr@st to lnc!; That
il VIII "b!ow Over" Meanwhile, The il. Grot
- nm Tainmany, as conducted 10y The Ci,~..Es
C..Hlmti,r, is !ahoIiou5ly tunnrlinc Us Wy
j. q, ;hc d,. KS. mystery which Cnshrou"S g."
Co.tl.E.i': o.d,c aHd the Ciiy dclt. W. ,.;n
only guess at tie eud Of all this t.ibu-
lltiOu
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
UTTLER.
We have received the following letter of in
duiry, which seems to deserve an answer:

We have received the following letter of in
ouiry, which seems to deserve an answer:
To the Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR: For ten years ! have been a constant
reader of THE TRIBUNE, and had learned to love and
appreciate the high motives Of GEN Butler, through the
rcs you had hcapcd upon him for his vigOr In enforc
Ing the laws at NewOrleans, and preserving order III
New.YOrk during the threatened riot your statement
time and again that his ununswerable argument
MIR (reeley letter acknowledging him as the leader Of
con- mt with yonr leader Of this day, entitled The
Great American Gobllcr" Why has this great change
come about Is It because Cen Butler has gone back
any OF those great principles for which THE TRIBUNE has
Justly praised him, Is IL because he spoke In too bit
OF tli paper which once melted crowd to
drive Wendell Phillips out OF springheidi Yours, DC.
Webster, Mass, Sept. o, 1871 GEO. b. DAY.
We have had great satisfaction in praising
Gen. Butler for the good things he has done
in the course of his life, and 80 far from
retractlng or regretting any Of them we wish
he would give us chance to say them again.
1t does not follow, however, because he kept
order in Orleans and made an able
speech on Impeachment that lie is to be
praised foi filling tlic state of Massachusetts, ;
WIh dltordrr and chickering's, and angry
feelings or tOr slandeling other men
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

tho payments contemplated from tho proceeds OF tho
consolidated debt bonds would DO to bo made
All this is ink wasted, Mr. Hall. The Con-
solidated bonds are tho very bonds which you
aro authorized to issue for your Parks, ami
Water Works, your Docks, your Court-houScs,
and your Viaducts.
But, to return to the Legislature. That
accommodating body not only authorized the
Board of Apportonment to raise :2iOOO,OC0
by tax. but to aid :1j,53G,1C3 to tho pcrma-
ncnt debt of tho City. Tho following table II,
probably, yet far from being complete, but, as
il stands, chapter and section can be quoted
for every item 1t contains:
INCREAsE or PERMANENT CITY pErT AUTHORIZED
DY TIIE LEGISLATURES OF 1870 AND 1871.
For investment in Viaduct Railway stock. .S0"Nn
For Park improvements D." "'j~
For Dock improvements Ncarly act of s@... 8. Ojo'O
To meet acquisitions OF tho State rp"l the cry
for payment Of that portion OF the State
county Debt falling due IN 1871 ............. l''2'V3
For water pipes and meters l1"Wo
For plymcut OF Indebtedness t GAS 1auics I0 go
For crecto OF fire proof Museums OF Ant and
Natural History (chnp. 2co. section 2, Laws Of
1s7I ................ ................. 100000
For increasing wafer suppIy & ear, )...... l,OCOr0
For new School IJouscs cs&c................... 6SO0O
For completion Of Court House In Cy Hall PARK TH"N
For sa,nc purposc f3tock No l. Law o; l8,O) COOOO)
For changing tho bed OF tho CiOton AqVainct
between Ninety third AMI One-hundrrt-tli-
thirtccnth-sts, an unlimited sum. Chap. 90
section 2. Laws Of 1870. Authorized already for
for this purpose by Board OF Apportionmcnt cOOcoo
For maintenance Of Parks unlimited sum.
(Chap. 800 section g. Laws Of 1879 Authorized
already under this pro, isOn By Board OF Ap-
portionment 10000
For Fire Alarm Telegraph h.................. $4,000
For Parade Ground above Fifty ninth st........ $1,000
For completion OF COurt-Iousc. IX'l Jul. Dis: 3DOO
For comprtion of Court House IIId Jul Dist. $4,000
For Sheriff o. Brien's claim (cstmatc,) 25OOO
For rcpoirlpg sewers fycarl, ,)............ 10000
For care persons having cOntahors diseases. lOOuO
For new bcll.towcr lid Judicial D trict..... G0OO
Do@
Add for c ,nso!datiOn Of Outstanding Roy
enuc Bond,. 22S68 eco
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

LCnGOn correspondence of T'E TEBrNE,
uabl.sici On another page, gives us among
some topics Of vital interest on both sides Of
the Atlantic, an interesting sketch of the
Champion OF the Tyrc thc late J0mcs Rem
forth. il can hardly he cOmprchcn3cd 10y
Amer .car, jhat England >i.ulI be profoundly
agllatc4 by til, news of the great oar ,nan' 5
death. 81! in a great portloA of the country
"hoat r.,us is religion" according t. Nome
rutLoli:V
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

have have somo hand in clcctins the present
Chief Magistrate, and can be counted on US
sure to help cleo. the next one.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

tt, VrrKlY TRIrrNE will i've read this
..t, ,",", L. ol.ir,r5 Ioi .,,..l.s. las.
cents
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13


Add for C. ,nsO!idatiDn Of Outstanding Ecv-
enuc honda .......... 81 S68 eco
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II f. LEWIS. Attorney at Law. Special attention
IL given to collections real estate and chahcey bu.iasss
Loans negotiated real estate security Once
Hoes Lelsnd Block northwest corner Of the Court House
Square. iuy2'.Ulyr
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During the past so years, says the late DR..
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Children will swallow the Aromatized Castor
Oil without the least hesitation, not suspeeting
they are taking the common castor OIL
For sale by +. Y. Griggs.
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Bret Hart, the California humorist, is an AL.
bantam by birth, and has Tailed thirty.three
years on the score of life-a handsome young
fellow, five feet eight, dark complexion, Grecian
features, with big nose, not SO very Grecian,
mutten-chop whiskers, nicely clad. very quiet
and unpretending in manner -Erchange.
But the hest thing about this young author,
whose wonderful power of characterization,
shaste humor, and delicate pathos, has given h i'm
70 wide and desirable reputation during these
last days, is, that he is a true gentleman, a man
of great purity of life, and many domestic vir-
tues. Those who have enjoyed bis refined hos
pitality and that Of his accomplished wife, and
seen him surrounded by his little group of olive
plants" can attest that, like all true men, he
shows to best advantage in his home In this,
Bret Hart presents contrast to most of the hui
morist writer's of Californis-and she has produc.
ed good many-who are generally Bohemian,
and somewhat incliaed to be fast"
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A NOVEL WAY OF GETTING RICH-A mem.
Der of the Massachusetts Legislature, a few days
since. received letter-in printed form, Of
which the following ia copy: How to make
two persons rich-not lottery, but gift-fren
many to one, and from one to one of many. The
sum of ten cents is paid out in thousands Of
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make in round numbers 100000 Without
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asks you to send it in the envelop inclosed.
Please do not put this one side, but at once grant
80 small a request, and be one of many to make
one man rich, who will in return, unprejudced,
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3rofessieual Cards.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-29

Die Ber9werte bee 3ouoer>
ems batten i'm Sabre 1869 eine pro-
cuetion ron 787 Wiu. Str. int 0ertbe
pom 70 Miu. 1blr.> mel9e auf 1892
Berten sen 229,985 Mrbeitern gsfSr<
bert purpen. Dierpon fonu1en aui
preueen 81 Miuionen Ctr. i'm @crtbe
ron 81 Miuipneu 1blr. Nui preuz
Fen fplssn Sa9jen nit 627 OliQionen
Str. i'm Bertbe cpn 81 Wilionen lbl.
uno Saiern nit 81 Miaionen Gtr. i'm
Nenbe pom II Miuionen Tblr. Die
procuct'on Der Steinfoble ouein belief
lid auf $3.50 Miuicntn Str. unp
bate einen 8ersb sD, 50 Wiuipnen
1blr.
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