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Hriih 3 llhr.

Gas -Somiis- Hnb tts -Gom mmune.s
GOnoon, 3. Aprtl. frlb 53 ubr.-Sas
:, ,Wot o'Orbr." snttdlt einsn. BON Stnrp Ro
d.fort unterlsihutisn Grtii,l, ptl6sr bas
..Gomite" nuforOeri, fd suradjuJisbtn uno
tetren Rampi nit Der Commune" ,u probes
sirtn.
elm 8orfdbtas Iur Hue sf5buuns.
Gpdrop itrtibt an otH ,,Rappel." ba6 er
Der Wationolpet ammlung ben Bori9lae 9es
maht bat, bic 8nreduse In Baris anJusritn,
men, ons aBablaeitB ansunthmtn, elm eonfiI,
tutrenoe 8sriammlun8 3uiamm,nJubsruitn
uno iid1 oann nuf8uloisn, oamit Der ausbruG
Deb SRr8trtritRes pernlisotn peros.
Sas ..Sittls" usrlanet bic abIbaTfuns b.r
Brdistturtn unb cine Btrina.run9 Der anlabl
Der Sspartsmenis.
ausfthsH con varis.
Yaris VI fubtg, troBosm abtr oautrt bi.
Wallen Husmanoeruna nod tort.
9n StrIatlts.
Btriaillts In notrthlt. Die Wobnunas,
titistbsn oaisibit finb enprm.
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Ser Darteu @anaI.

Sts hsuii8s GoNianien Husubr bsirug
b245. 600, nnnnn S92 600 in RnlO.
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Die pffentlithe q tbu[b.

gBai bington, l. aptil. - Die Abnob,
me Der bltentli6tn S1ulo pro NdrJ bstraet
$ll,0ll. .260 SIS.
Ser Soial' Sstrag Der Shulo III s2,434,.
076 643t 5 uno. abshslid oes Baarbettancss
im SbuBdnlte, 81, 1920. .763. .946 81.
Die Derpaliunas' aussubtH ost Rtsitruu8
(ausl1lsBllb Der 3ablungeH an 3ialen) mas
ren: ,.|
Rtttgs' Dspartemsnt. .........$3. CSC. 760. 90
Wiarints .........., 1856 4u9. SO
Snolaner AnstItsenbsiten unD
Y.nlionen ................. 2,5l5. .280.79
elpll uno BtribteoehsS. 5.559, ,S70.T
Sumn,a. 287, ,S21 81
Anfanft ber ,,EsunefTee."
Vt twaD orf, l. aptd.- Die Ser. Staas
ten. saHosaissaits ..3saHsii,t" III anssioal-
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MHienate
Srobuug Scr 9entidJtn.
Gludt aus PARTS.

sfpti@sn Der .Gcmmuns" uns
bent Central Gonile."
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ferbtrn fo9dr tpds insbtfoutHe bic 5frei>
Gifh>unaaTifbe RCndr5ie anbsldnat, biz
sarfslte. foEafdlii9ir @ufahlng bfs 9liicna>
ltialtnprtnjips, tpeltbe dlein bic Gini1un9 an
bic Sttt1e pcltiifhn gBefrfpruhs ~ jfben
ptrrtas. DIE Reaitruaa lleb ii6 fon,if bei
her GItSfuua bes gerbctes nur ppn eeIpHtdbt
Der 6ariprgr flr ele Sronuna unb ben 6rie.
een I'M SnHern etr resi,ttiaen RrGStdlfte
letien. Die Re9erung III ber uolitn tleber>
seupurg, eab eie ReQieuna bes feuti1fn
9leites einrn fpelt b6bsrrn gBerib fer Ereunb>
lpah etnes Sildics betieaeu eiTfte, fpeld,tr
itb itIbf gu adptfu unb bic Srbnun1 i'm Sn-
nern duTreht Ju rItdltsn tpCib, ais 6en SYms
palpls u finrr Ss2tsTing, ete I'D felbf eIetn
tratn aut9aesn 9eBsnlbtr gu idpad Gripsi>
fen rlrbe."
Die BtspeTperetntsung eerSe.
kuH9 Rts INIT bem 6eutfcbeR
veto puTte am 4. Wdrj ron Der tOTtiaen
0drntlpR fetItb bsadngtu. 8crmiltaps III
upT eeTtunbelen 707 SdnOnniblIe aus iiebfn
BoTts eer 8aGntl1n uRe ben Gmppbneru eer
Ntuii6lane BuruderpoTbentn 5tituna WeB,
saB eisftlbe fcridn Gem peulitn 9leide ME
Ger dngsbcTe. RCbIere Wuiitervs ber bier
jur 3ett nod tantCnnrrneen galaiicne ber
tInitmaigen Sdnepebr- JipIlipn pcn Summer
ano bee braunltwfi9er &eqtmmts lptrltn
dbpsbIsInp etutlbe gBritn, pdbrtno baS
SHlaHmelt Stfiieltcrps pIrole bate.
Die Sterbtt6tttt In @drts
paertub eer Scllatuu9 beiIua graen W2iite
Nppeniber etpa 1000 5Csetiaae per gB9te.
am 6. Sanudr baite lis bereits ete s6pe pon
$3.50 Gpptaflllm eTeiht unb ant 3. 6ebruar
mar lie aGmdItB aui 1870 1pete per ggpde
ifltitgsn. Die DRr0l6ntts3atl Ger lppes.
.aut m Y1rls beirlg gep1bnlitb HOO bis
1900 per gBC6t.
Ben Der SrttQStpRea sGut.
q eetBung, mad DiaeSabe Der 9ev6lfs>
,unS auI ete peutlhn Stleier pertBtlt, psr~
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SelegrapbiIdle 9epeIdleIl.

(gOu bsr ~ NOelrtsn grsNs" Ftr ben >. .DntIden Cor
r.sieonesIitn" bsrt9tsi. Der ,.GorrtiponetHt
" oas ttnltss otutide WcrsenbIatt R,altmOrt's
DpufdRoie oer6tttntlihtl
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GamitagSs Gabelber idlte.

SaIlFa9SsStQBclber t1te.
glenere 8tri6te aus gnriS.
Rrdbsfort ptsesr bsrschtnt Hab na6 warts
nHtsItpfge.
OeuIi9laro erloubt, OaB bic pariler Wrns,
anf 10000 Ntnnn nsrfatit tpiro.
GbterS mus bic 3eit beffimnen,
TN tpelder cr Sronun9 fcbaffeu
will.
Die Commune unb rie llnipe:Ial Sltputltf.
Das Minilertum Ger n9tctben."
Der 9tn..$ofimsiffsr aus Saris sshobsH.
Sie SiOlirnHg Don Baris.
ProjsB oes &ommanbanten BON
NtoHt BAL pegen utbsrs
8abe Der fseRung. - ...-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-03

-'F''T' w VVI1 sJ3N NV y WI LIIEtl EIHF'
Ben olb bic neue Goutc fur gInIeaunl einrt
Canals nur % NctIfn lang IT,. I9an ptrr
nidt tlrier ais tbhltcn5 so Tub su araben
babCa, prItt8l aud nur Is BIS 100 5ub.
Nus WRaiiadhufettS - DIe .Iempe'
reu5' &Oit5ri.
Bottom, 2. Gp,il.-Sas Sur untsrIu6uuo
Der Seihp,rotn lbsr bic Staats goaiiablsT
,tnq,isyts GOmite Der Staais 9egislatur bat
o.: 6rstgabe bsr ON GonnuIiage nit BtIblaa
6tlsattH Spirituoisn arssoroHsi, inoem bi,ie
6tiblaanobme aIs stns 8srltBuna bts pom
Somite anasnomTsnsn 8runoIabts auf1.IaBt
puros, o0B tstn DOn O,mislben p,rnommtrtr
3!uGs m.gtn Der BON ibm abasgtbsnen auss
lage Rahtbeils srlsioen iol.
Der ntu'trnanntt Bunots WaII6au &. O.
ulpsr III 8sltsrI tn isin Unit ting.Iiibrt uors
Oeu,
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Huk SdnoSo.


SttnUa, l. dDril. - Bon btut. an T6n,
nsH bic folssnotn artiftI jolfrti tingefHbrt
tusrotH, uno bat bic R,ai,rnRa Die srForoerli.
den Snitruttionsn erlniIen. Die Nrtifel limb
RObIsn. 9nt's, BtiJ,n. R,bl, 6al,, GrbIen,
6obH.n. ROaatn. Snfsr Nois. 8uSu.ti.n
uno aae @ettaistarlen, WaismtbI uno Wtbl
Don allen nrOtrtH 8.traibtaritn.
5m Ssrute tbtilte Der General pp'imtifier
nit, bnB Die Rnnriht, onB lid Die Erupp,r
I'm .Rto RiD.r's s@sbit un8,b6ris bsnOmmtn,
9anl unbearHnb,t mar
Sm Sauie Der &.mtinsn lag Or Supp,rs
Hm.uhemert Ju BEN @titB. bttrtIfsno bic 81,
tafiung ausdnoiI6er Sabrlsuge Iur fsii6efti
in ben clHnoiit,n 8spdH.rn, Dor. 6Sltiu
opponirts uuO iaats, bob sS riot 5ptdmG6io
i.i itb gsraOs i,bt, Iur 3.it Der SiBuna Der
sbObtn' GommtIiiou. NIT i;ntr @si,setbuua
~ btfaiitr. Bsi oer abiimmung nabm cas-
Saus Or. Euppsr's BDr'bldee an.
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Snlan0= 1epetdeit.
CffiSiele @pIbptreaufe unS Sblt'
M nm m N n IA mfs

HWIEVUtHs " EWEWUVt'
Baib biusto 2. april.-D.r S&oks
ants Seirstar bat ben G.balfs' SGaBmsifttr
mats april an i,Dsm Dtiittpo9 fur lie Q aRiI.
Dollars Solo ~ perfaufsn un6 am l. uuo 8.
Gonntrffaa ftlr it Wftl. unb ON Q. uno 4.
Sonnnftaa itr is 2 Nia. Dollars f5anfjpans
,iosr N aupnufen
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Hu6 Cuba.

9ab ma, 20. Wdrj. - 8erilftDsiIe
piro bier sradhlt uno aII9tm,in aseauti, bos
BET st. Suan Rtmsoos Die isrsiniliaen einsn
Wnnn. rahOem te ibm cine Stnuae 0urb ben
9eib s,hobtu, bel ubtuoiatm 2tibe Qer0Ret
babsn. Spaniid, Siitiitr, ioll,n bic tlnmtn.
ibsu bel Att Ebnt otrapirt babsn. Die auf.
rteuna III i.br arDB uno itnO in GoIet o.rItt.
ben b.rets mtbrtrs ptrIou:r trmorost pUrs
ben. so 4. Y. wuroen in einem 6ot;l In elmer
RaHt lusi oai.tbit toairsnoe Syrpiliae in
ibum Bette ermorosi.
400 Y.riontn, msifl Roger, Ole Fb Dor sinI,
ger 3.it bel Yusrto prtrtipe tranbsn, iinO,
pom pGrasr attrieben. nab ben gpdlOern au-
rtidssitbrt. sic pOlen ii6 Iitb,r bon ben
Spani.rn srihtBen laii,n, Gls bns Spfsr Der
6IatttrnIranibtlt mst0su. mtl6t fIir@terli6e
Berbnrunpsn anriditn lou.
3u,i Wdnntr, bic Gui tinsm ipaHiIhsn Ras
rontnboot. ont SDHniGGe nod Woiiau abfubs
rtn. tpuroer. ba man lie i'm Bnonht bate,
5piOne lu isir, BON ben Spnnicrn ermor0st
Der Cine berielbeH mar Elm Nmtriiautr.
Die ipaniide SeRletismGnnIhait zines
Erausportts BON Wauibau uab 9as Sunas
bat cine uarJt aus 8reiien, gDeibern uno Rim.
bern btlltb:nOt Gnmilis. bic auf O.m 9anoeuts
Ceuinl it6s Wttlsn bon SanGsrOnimo, ttbte,
hui Der SHOtaIle bel Erinioao IN elm. GU,
baHii&s Expedition aIadIib stIanOd pOrNsu.
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East Cure pduIsr
nit Gas ilumlnittu
our9 q. ~. GapiefoH.
Rr. 8, RoIe.ribGrtparads.
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Setbesoa' a'Mailcr

VVH RDuHttFVuT KSIfCDMTtf,
tmplohsn bon stn mteiiniGtn IS1,uiat,u In Qrar,.
Hitn otr Nitr,H u. I. 10. 6ar pdbtrt ausfuntt lie
man unltrt pamphttt. Sn habrn bel aatu Dtrauia,r.
tydrI5o. Sgai, a6arIrs. unb Rtaparok,
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u MI | Il II ner S II 0 10 II 0 D n.
SINUS. - &m 10. Ndrj lag REM ltra.
nitbCn MbstDrenetfnbduie ttn Nntraa aut
Gretrung etnes County 9ismard Dor. Der
&ntrag oitnte ttntaen ioben natipiittfdben
gGmmsIn ais anlab ,u lhltnim 1,tsen.
G;ner ItsaIr eas Iusnttmsni, bas r,ue
Gcunls pnsel ;u nennen, unc stn 4uperer
binntra9Ie, Gagsrbter ttdtt 9temard lu isSen.
Sblttblttt tparp Elm Announcement dnatnpr.
men. wpnndb tdS County ben Ramen eines
rer Ilirlten uRp tiidbti9len ctutihen @rtn,.
anliesltr, 6rtrortd, Gtgentr (ntCtt ;u per
weNlrln NIT 9eudro Etatnerl, trbalisn fpI-
Sn Seltreth piesfrttsprrqe qettba
iparen ale 6ttrrlihftIten beidglib Der etut-
ittn Sirae Ceer Der observation-disclosures bee
Sriefens perbCten fppfben. Cine bdrduf BE-
ias nebmcnoe Snterpelaiipn bon fur unp
8tncllen ipuIbe Rom Wintfftrprdlibtnten I'M
Ab9eorpneteubauie fcl8enermabsn ttant,
iporte:
rOe unlnidgunB eer 5tttr sing pcn mir
TN Gtnprldutntie nit benz geidmmten Wt.
n'tcrtum fur bic i'm Rsi6staac pertretenen
Hont9re'de une Sanber dus. Die unttrfa>
9unB 4rlinpet It'd, auf bic alasmeine Ser.
cHtpiun9 Ter fplItIiden Stherbeltsbeb6rbtn
tur bic MISUNDERSTANDING prr 5ffenilhtn
SIpnung gu iorgen, auf bic befsttnecn pclt.
3eIldsn 8oritrflen unp fptJicl auf tas
Gelss rom Is. Ncptntbr 1867 lber baS
acknowledgement. SIN Scrlitaenben Talle
mublc pe &eBieIuna bon bent tbr Iul.ebtntrn
unterldSunasred'e I'm 10 mebr 6jsbrau6
mld,rn, aO bic 6henilits Weinung In Der
preiIt une tn Der SspbIteruna i6 bereits ietr
entlhWten ae8en elre icIbe 8eer duseeipIc>
den tlttc, Gegenetmpnlrd,tcue btrelts an
9tprenei ipartn unc itllesItb senlsenee Or,
Tabrunaea parabsr pprdgtn, fpobn eeIlet
rationale Tunpgebun9en In uniertm pcr 10
oer'btceentn Sclfs'tammep bsppbnten Stsals
fupren. Vie Begterung battle Is teretis ale
etne tbter ppI3ualtbiten Nufeaben srfidrt,
paS bftreihtide 9spebhetn In Der 9epSlte>
run8 nr9ltbf Su btlsben. Gle ptrp NIT
alen 9siesliden Diiifeln jepem geriube tnt>
gs8eniretsu, Die cftnilite Reinuna flnitliG
IN entSe8enaeiebte 8tbung ,u leittn. Die
Dtuiung, prlhe ete Snierpradiipn fer Df-
pete Beut's pom 26. Dsjbr. 1870 9egtbfn,
Tt eme gang unrtitse. Stb iegte mttt In
bie'sr Ysuebung init etm Wmiiier ees Aeu.
eerr tn'S 0tnperneemen. unp tb ertriperte
t'.fndh, edb ete Reuirlliidi, peihf ppn Der
9tesieruns ipibrenp pes lrSien &rtses boob
adtet tpurre, nur ednn einfn inneren @ertt
beoaupten unp Ole ppae Wmetsuns ridsalt-
lclsr gppdltdt ttanlpru6eu faun. penn tbr
tne ssrlfe Strteteit lbsr ble 3r,essbeuer
ttnaus cerliften ipre. Sa p,titm Stnne CAB
rie 6eptlbs pom 26. Deembsr benz Gtran.
Ten @usbrud, eas Selbltbefimmanasrttt
Dsu.i1lanp's be,asltdb isinsr Rtassfaltans
anjuertennen rne NIT bsm teutittn Sedtfsr.
retGs pie bsitfn. freunbihaftlthaen gejtttun>
gen an,ubaenen unp au tsfenietn. Dttfe
Hesietun8en fonnea bic gewtfenbafte Wat>
runs Der Ia Der itdailtten Sneipipualttdt bet>
Der absile lieseneen pFiHttn nt1t Fbren, Fe
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WuS MSGNadhufettS.- DIe sEempe'
rcu3@ ApiiSri.
aus Wifiiffippi. : WOtftaaft beS
8pnpeFHeHrS alcCrn. = SIu'


Reno /. april. - Sn lsiusr bel
g'8tslatur Gbtrlaldt.u 8OiidaIt tlIuht osr
Souosrnsur, tbn ju beuoamdbtiasn, liberal n
on, mo iib usrmummts 8anOsn ieben laII,n,
elm Gaoaatris 8taim,nt ousBpbsben. Sit
Rotten lousH bon benz GountQ, no iidl bic
SanoeH lsbsn laii!n, gstra9eH wtrotn. GbtnIo
lou % nit ben Rotten esbalttn p.rOen, Utlas
Die Ausbistuu9 uOH Pelobuunaen fur Die Gnt,
0ttur8 Der &utlure tnIlsbsn. Gs io[lte, Inet
Der @oupsrntur. 0aes 9tld,bsn, UNI Die gt.
palttbdti8ftitsn iu untsrbIAdsn; gItibseitie
Ohrfe abtr AUD Wi6ts 9sIh.btn, mas bic B,rS
tiouns iolHsr @spaItibdtts'eil,n prouOeIrsn
tDnRte.
Die Rutluge Yoion uno 8raU.s fno Jur
Soossitrafe Uerutibslt worosn. 3i.islbs
miro ON 26 gRai OolIflrtdt tpsr6tn.
aHS &dIifornien. = GrOftos.
can 6ran8tsco, 2. NpriI - 6.ute
absnO um llbr 47i M&inuttn puros ,iu
grOhOB rIpRrt uno Sttuuo,n ipdter sin
lw,itsr. Die 6duler tuurotn ttibRttert, bic
9uts Iirfsn boiler aufrsBuna nui Die Stra6.,
ttbIttn abtr talo in ibrs gDObHunasn pie0tr
5urIid.
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SbeObOr 8lotter C SObn,
Seutfsle Muudlte g GOn0epaneerS, g
gr. IL, GourtIanoitr.,
beTpraen ale Wef@aits an ben Oertieeenen Rtaen o..
vltta Isrtigtn RauI6riss InS SotimfntE atE A ppa;
sbenio 3DHma1ten v. I. W. (le21
llrelsIiar fit Babnarbritrn.

gtbtis $40. SIS iuo $40: 3lbHauslitbtn so Cents !;
cine GTirG.B.labIHHs ttr 9d9sSas.
Or. 3. % Regtffers ..#
RE. 81, Noro.@ atatos, uuttrboIb osr
(WauI6. lTlt.l Diulbsugfrd6e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-25
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION

Tuesday, January L..
In the Senate, House amendment {, the bin
authorizing an additional $500 900 600 of 5 per
cent. bond. under the iunilny bin WAS c3ncurred
IA Resolutions wcfo introduced by Mr.. Yates,
prop ,siug an ameuimen, 70 the Constitution Of
Che United States rendering llreign-blru oitizeas
eligible t. the Presidency Papers relative 10
senator SprLgue', alleged blockade running we're
presented Mr. rrumbll introduced, bat would
at indJrse, resolution to protect Insurance
Companies acting under Federal authority from
Spte law. Mes,rs Italian and Kellogg discussed
hand bill the former alleging the homestead and
presumption acts had not beueh,ted his State
The Senate passed the bill ceding the site Of the
Dayton (OAiD) soldiers ll1me back to the State
ii Ohio by 2j To -. Papers alleging more Ku-
Nlux outmgvs were received from the President,
sad the fiscal reports Tor 1867 and 1865 from the
secretary ol The Treasury. The bill To refund the
Northern States their war expenses WAS dis
ta'sed
Ia The House, the Naval Appropriation bill,
calling iJr so $50, ILL., was repjrted. Mr.. Bat
Ter introduced d resolution for an Investigation
into the affairs OF the various Ptclhc railroads.
Inc bill u secure proper treatment to cattle ia
transit was passed, yeas l2l nays 81. The Leg
lsatlye, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation
)ll being under consideration, the House refused
% increase the salaries Of the Uhitel States Cir
cuit Court Judges, Or reduce the salary OF the
solicitor Of Internal Revenue. Ia debate, Mr,
Butler said the daughters Of the late Chief Jus
rice Fancy earned their living as copyists the
Chief Justice latter leading an economical,
temperate ana sober me- died 50 poor Mr.
ArcAer s'd the present administration had turned
those LADIES' out oil ONCE Additional pay WAS
voted tue Assistant commissioner ol lnleFnai
"eVenue. MI ok o9e''ed 70 paying the rfeS'-
ehl uniihg the absence OIL thal oihcer from ms
post ., duty Inc M'''r'Fy Academy oil Was
''9'Su i'e nouSo REUSED 70 fepe" Tue IA"
'"',''''@'"S pu''''"''O" VI Tue o'''u'es NJ H''se
!" '"' "o"Hp'Po's' Yeas oo nays w.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. Is.
In the Senate the Finance Committee reported
that Secretary BJutweIl' claim for a tax On tho
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was passed. The select committee in the Brooks
Hastings case reported, generating Mr. Brooks
and asked to be discharged So ordered
TnuRspAY, Jan 10.
In the senate petition was presented from
Iowa, praying Congress to appoint an umpire to
prevent wars. Bills were introduced hy Mr.
llamn, loaning $50 900 per mile to tho Port
land, Rutland, O.wcgo and Chicago railpad
from Portland to Chicago, the Postmaster Cen
eral to fix tie rates Of freight and fare by Mr.
Kellogg. to regulate the Louisiana elections and
by Mr.. Wilson, IL initiate civil service reform
where salaries exceed s 900. Mr. Morion's re-
solution To appoint n special committee Of five
senators on the condition Of the South was adopt
ed without division.
tn the House, Mr. Dawes introduced Senator
OonNnngs bill 70 establish in private hands ship
SWuS' rolling mills, etc to build twenty first
class ron steamships. 4 bin tn consolidate tho
civilized Indian tribes under n territorial form Of
government was debated without vote. Land
Grabs we're debated at lenpth with disp,si.
,on on the part Of the House oo,in., rho .a,nc
/ The Diplomatic Appropriation lin him, ~,
Nlessrs. Wood and Cox Objected D., -, ~.
secret service fund, unless on candi,i..o M, ,,o,
spent Tor the SANTA Domingo commi..,,,
frlp,r, Jan %.
In the Senate MIR. Morton presented tl. &c
ate Of election OF Foster Blodgett as Senator
Georgia Mr. Sumner presented % petition lro,n
& negro convention reciung wrongs To negroes
upon railroads, ind introduced bhl to enforce
she social equality of blacks in hotels ana tlca-
res, on railroads sc. Mr. Conkliug presented a
ucmorul from New York approving tie picsi-
Tents position on the Alabama claims The
| Vice-presideut announced the special committee
| Il five on the condition Of the Sjuth as Ales.s.
scott, Wilson, Pool, Chandler and Davis. Me..rs
! Pool and Davis declining their place- un tie CONE
utee were filled hy Me-.rs Rice aud Bi,aid
Nr. Conkling introduced bill t. outhori-e a
/ tunnel from New Nmk City To the Jersey shore
The bill to reimburse States their war expenses
was discussed without result On q test vote the
senate declared itself in favor of a repeal of the
income tax by % to l2. AMI. to Monday
In the House Mr. wood presented q petition
from New York in favor OF commissioners to a,sit
aud pay the Alabama claims Being private bin
day the House passed a number vt those measures.
and proceeded 10 consider the Diplomatic Appr1-
lri,tion BILL Mr.. Wood amendment that none
IT the secret service fund be used for san Domingo
1eing 10 order Aitcr debate the amendment was
rejected The Senate bill u provide regular
territorial ,yernment TOR the District Of CJlunha
vas debated at length aud yarou~ly amended
la the course Of the discussion Mr. Julian moved
To amend the franchise section by striking out
the word " male The amendment WI. rejected
by yeas So, nay, ~. The bill was finally passed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-25
San Domingo Annexation.


Remarks Of Hon. Charles ". willard
IN House of R,prr'eafahrrs, January 10, 1871.
In the first place, sir am opposed to the
acquisition Of the republic OF Dominica,
part of the island OF san Domingo, either by
treaty or by joint resolution, aud being OPP
posed to il am opposed 10 taking any
steps Ca the part OF Congress or the Govern
uent Of the United States, looking 90 the in
corporation Of any part Of that island into the
United States The measure that has been
submitted TO the House for our consideration
is proposed by the friends Of annexation and
in their interest, and is, Of course, ingeuiousy
designed, SO far as they can coutriye their
machinery, TO advance the purpose they have
ia view. Those urging THIS resolution viii
understand that it is au Introduction 30 a be-
siuuag in the acquisition Of the repuoIi, of
Dominica, aud | am at liberty to conclude
that they are intending to use the machinery
they have invented TO help their project.
am obliged. ia this view OF the object OF this
proposition, and being resolutely opposed 10
every phase OF this project of annexation, 10
refuse, so far as my vote goes to those pu,h-
ing this measure the opportunity Of using this
invention ia aid of their scheme
It is well understood, Mr. Speaker, that
the commission authorized by the resolution
L. to spend only two or three week. ai most
in their visit to the island of San Domingo
This is not au inference from ihc haste cx.
hi5ited in rushing this resolution through
Congress, although such an inference would
be fully warranted II is charged, aud not
denied, that the commission is to return 10
Washington, not only 10 season To repor, be-
fore the expiration Of the present Congress.
but in time Tor Congress TO act upon their
report. What time will this leave TO make
search after the facts relating to the subjects
to be Investigated by the commission
now ask the attention of the members Of
this House to the topics set forth 10 this
resolution in regard to which the commission
are 10 inquire, and concerning which they are
to make report. In the first place they are
To inquire into ASCERTAIN. and report tlo political
state aud condition OF tue republic coz Dominica.
If they are expected to ge, any affirmation
on this topic by visit to that island that is
not already accessible to them To our public
Libraries, they must spend Tar longer period
than the time contemplated by this resolution
] in asccrtaining the facts connected with that
inquiry.
The commission are also to inquire in res
poet To-
Tho probable number o. Inhabitants.
,o,' .a 80 1V",'I'n w. r'os'' OF me
'. t; 70 .:'Ao 'n0 1VlsUs o' 'ne u tno
$40 u ~ On'o"' aou We 'n'y therefore
eH,ouao'y iu'e, so"'o'"'uS III respect 10 lhe
s',"o 'n'' "1u'u pe ieiu'r'u 70 ascertain inc
Tu'uGui VI 'eg 'uuIo,,ap's oi Tue toPuouo OF
i'3"''i''OI' o,A "on'ns "cu,u At ''a'' De re-
qu TSa upo" Inls mater 81 ."e census alone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-01-25

Tho London conference has at last met
Neither Jules Fayre nor any representative
Of France was present at the initial meeting
Ii it is true as reported, that Russia will not
consent to any discussion Of her action ia de-
claring the naturalization Of the Black Sea at
an end, and that Prussia will not permit any
interference between her and France we fail
to see any practical good which can come
from the conference.
Edward G. Deleyln, one Of the earliest
advocates Of temperance in the country, died
IN Schenectady on the 10th inst, aged rs
years. Many years ago he built tho we'll
known hotel bearing his name, in Albany,
designating it as a temperance house, but a
tricky tenant took advantage of loose clause
aud soon gave the house an opposite charac.
ter. His adherence Of alcoholic liquor wa.
so great that he sought zealously to abolish
wine at communion, and thereby created Sc
much feeling that he withdrew from the Pres.
1yterian denomination and joined the Eplsco.
pal Church.
The Tennessee sailed from New Yerk
Thursday afternoon with the San Domingo
commissioners on board. While proceeding
down the harbor the commission organized
aud resolved to proceed directly to San Do
mingo city, touching at the Bay of Samaua
only if the captain should think it advisable.
Their reason for going to the capital first i.
to show proper respect for the authorities oil
the country. Intelligence from the commits.
sion Is not exp 'cled before Saturday of next
week.