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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

.' for ba s. .1 %S,s p III labor s The -.
would be unve an unse 70 S ssi ID Z =, prS'opt
'' M D N o successful osnge Of e ase .rdss.
contract, 70 state nI be eSaio q our sat-
VIA "a ai c iiua ralon be placed and kep' ~ Tue h'n
honest a.. e'P5s, men b, Which the state be removed
w Ise n rot-whereby alone safe basis can be eehsi
iron epsrr, in the ye an amendinend Of M % i cid
9s hona ne piut Of prison s1sd.nt 70 s,n'sy
r he rs m q the county there h no Doubt iit IN h
ensr cl ihrso rrlnis oo con" o occnr, Is The
n 81 he udpo pursuit u or lat few brnh' Oh .D ne
g ,s, .s sj' sos 81 az Of I is. in ss
~ The opposition q, le uG,nsl11 81 n % rot oay do
t, not o1rss for nat they dofe that cnn9is aol ,
lie & iv rorb Industrial 1bor in combination With other
s-t-lls aqncc e. sul g he siI' VI we cgA''N'' - -
~ rcni oatHe aui erc rot lrdr state aoaa
e Sos39 r' o on 40 Two following or
w: fr Tat beng local astut on, deaei By aId se7utsi
SPECIAL sc ~, LEGISLATION IN reference 70 '. t ~ VIZ
thnk pat c -lpton L4 teer Be poponcd 10 n"f he fA
De m6ymcnt tos Do r9e to sclf Ie.Igi Of y, ~ .i,f
samen ea. ma1r Of taca state place o. st d. Is Pow, l
up INTO l. 5-s: j. in te pulce Of tLe prry iea AMI
Oor for Haru-can' pgrqo ami aiiy to he ~ {
siae oa,al % rl par o. '' ,I 55trl III .e .ln.
.uon q uatltoat Las -' a e past been So Tei's-'s % "
NE ror.iii5froual amendment which to Commission
hy TIE ConstituIi Uial Convention 81 1905 ana uill-
nOusly passed by he Senate % IFS last session. IL Is IN
tie words follow ug, t. Wit: -,
l. Thor, shiie = an Of 'eer' o Prison. 70 consist 81 -
viii The hvce ana c'rsels 81
e Senate h M olCe for zen lelT. DrTt in me I'VE sisi
aur,ro aB tie it5u- me- Dig C. ne 30 clas
that Che ie-e ~ p~on so artone s ~ t a. '' M % y,
cci two years dug hu irs aud vrire 20 ~ o'e o.
Manager u. o. of .Ir oe.1-iug sta bs htl ~ IKE iattiI
H. SD a.- s cagc sld iur-fniaIi nee 81 l1e S
Prisons 4 poss powers enf pcJnn @ dlies " rep ct
o ia.lg Der ffl ana f,.3lio! Ia'u'n Ia VIC ''' "
The LEGISLATURE rra:t.i ne. r,--- Al, i.
IN he Boar fal apDsi Secretary rho shan b. r'm1'aif AZ
rd vino sI. urrm dlc' The egsnre or
the may prescribe nd shall receive slaf 20 II as'efnine y
Law. -, -
~ The members - the Board sh Teeeve 20 compensation or
than aHG Other r-rd VINE ehgAsl III
zoe pc fortlrn.e o Official ufr. .. &c..
v ME Boz n As app 3 vir'en 70; ehef ofcsD phrsea1
cNsnr % vt tcr t.anc.f uerl o state snd shsl
bare power 10 remove Tor aer ovfn 70 be beard
ON tea i-crt an Other otcr a. each itI be -ppoel
b. fbe van .u lr-.o- sa De- rerov bic ~ Dr. pIf
VI TIE either of the m.sers or c'plart
i1~oaprc Gee. OF ec., er opportunity 20 ie Le-l on "in
clsrses.
MI ir sa sha 70 into TIE f-,. Monday Of Jauuay
,rr h. a on .r ts l I'd from atcrv cI date seuo four ~
adiae Eve o. consultation h.. he nul and voa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
POLICE SHORTCOMINGS.
EVIDENT PERJURY-ALLOWING A PRISONER TO |
E.CAPE-CAPT. M'CLARY TRANSFORMED.

EVIDENT PERU RY-ALLOWING A PRISONER TO
E,CtPE-CAPT. M'CLARY TRANSFERRED.
Commissioner Smith listened yesterday 10 %
COMPLAINTS z inst policemen Patrolm3u Charles Wand
ling Of The Fourth Precinct charged by ROundsman
Nash with drinking lagerbeer in saloon his post.
NaudiE denied the charge positively The proprietor
OF The saloon that Wanding not in his place.
Roundsman Kelly swOre that he looked through win
dow OF the saloon ana saw Wandng drinking glass Of
beer al the bar. There evident perjury the part
% of those concerned and the referred 70
The Board.
Patrolmeu Rriiley 81 the Thirteenth Precinct was
charged win allowing a prisoner to escape James
Kelly, j"isl, OF No. G52 Waters, testified that his
wife had bon rope from man, and il subsp-
Quent prove 80 have been stolen. Justice Scott told
hr ta ir! ,Bs he information TO the police that
WOUld lead arrest of the thief he himself would
be committed. IIan was pointed out 10 the officer by
Kelly, hrt the way 10 the sGOn-hOuse, he escaped.
Capt. Petty said be satisfied that the officer had
been made the victim Of the thief and receiver Com
plant dismissed
transferred the Eighth 20 the Twenty eighth Pre-
cnct, and '4pt. Charles Mcdonnell from the Twenty
eighth ~ the Eighth. R0undsman Thomas l.. Heape was
made an Acting Sergeant of the sixteenth Precinct.
PatrJhnuu John j. Quinn Of the sixth Precinct was
m1Ge u ROgnd,In1n. PdrOmcn valentine Horst Of the
Fourth ard us Hayden OF the seventh Precinct were
dismissed. PatIOlmen Joseph Bez Of the Fourth and
John Gallery sr OF the Thirteenth Precinct retired
VeU ions. No is assigned for the transfer Of
Capt McClarv but 10 liz undoubtedly In consequence Of
the ather unenvnbe n00rety he has attained Of late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
AN OLD OFFENDER SENTENCED.

John McCarty was convicted yesterday Of
picking the pockets OF Elizabeth Donovan the Haml-
ferryboat Feb 90 In sentencing him Judge Bedford
said: McCarty you arrested In 1852 by Justice,
then Capt Bowling, for picking pockets AT the Crystal
Palace Fair you arrested again by him in 1850 for
picking the pocket Of widow while attending the funeral
VI her husband Do Trinity Church. msan Francisco you
were arrested fOf several rObbecs and large amount
~ money found In the room occupied by yourself
and female accomplice. You again arrested by
Justice Downing ia 1853 for robbing man OF $500 n the
SSt ward. but then You manag TO escape. You have
been sent 10 the Island and Sing Sing, and you have
escaped from both Ia August 1870, we've son 70 the
Island again for stealing valises TOm the front Of tho
AsjOr House Then you pleaded dca! AMI dumb. hut
Justice DOWhng knew you. YOuaro now sentenced to
servo i've ears IN hiato Prison"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
THE PENN AND CULVER BANKRUPT CASE 90
DEBTS WITHOUT ASSETS.

DEBTS WITHOUT ASSETS.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day Def 70 Judge Blatchford, the bankruptcy case of
john L. Penn for himself. ana against his partners,
Charles V Culver and l. Il. Culver, came mp on Qucs-
ton OF jurisdiction, ard also question OF fraudulent
coroearn OF property. At tho suggestion q the Court
the question ol r-tc OILY was argued Inc points
OF tite case aid q glmeht axe 40 follows: 49,
In 1864 i'm Of g. Co. carried % business az hfns N hs
ty TLey Intimately connected viii several ta1is ad banking
houses in oil Of Tenn ll1. b. a-l,i 1872. Ls lrh
FILLED f,s over 50 0J involved e - ftofs cri with n
ruin. maize voluntary g1lgnt Of Le tfE e. e ull ga
not again business 10 Decent ~ ttl Penn, residing THIS
civ lied petition riillila91 Erup r himself ard
.sIns! Wt0 Pc E.F.fa lllF elIrlel and
sii1c Ball sui Opif4e @ & opos NJ cred
tie
f Because Pean eaaon aege that Re bad
t,e fmy meaning
nj She Bankuptart They oie7 at Penn u on
tei ae un gitl bis p.rs a4i @.l o., intent on |
mar, become rsre she nrcr and t1 his a'ernrt tl
hey had reaese JON ~ the Position az refused 70 20 so Is III
.,-..---..-- =. 4,
Ererptc,
ceripg record shows dissolution u d firm o.
Culver Co. 1870 before fe passage Of me acts ih me so
utol t1leIutuc' 81 TIE F.lafr as-a cl mas wien
lrlutrs partners,
he must aec h-nkptcr that tie Court Lro jls ION
has been committed which sc D. e case OF foh
arv kruces sling The Petition ' go ffi TIE atol
OF partners o ae petition an iae OMISSION 81
OF e co - ar 81 Ae tis eAl-IAe IL se1''u
y 4 the Bankruptcy at ar ist1i
The counsel & tele Inst continuance o. the part
rer,f Id r OBJ. creditors because the petition lo oy
no assets proper schedule but contains positive aNte-t '
r reason Of hr youl4r assignment c- cO Do u1 slcl ats IN
supg ort argument te cs - Crockett 's J'F n b. r. l
was ctei am the of Judge Lowell OF s-s-
ssrAu,ets l Williams DIE tie existence ~ D. Is
without assets sufficient give jurisdiction ee OF paEtalp
bauAmytcy s ua3oGud. Dec.zol sr'cl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday
the petit Jurors were discharged Tor Tho term. -
A nonsut was granted yesterday in tine Kings
County Circuit Court in the Of r. Ray against the
Erie Railway, for damages because plaintiff was put III
n train after showing communication ticket Tie time VI
which had expired.
Writs of certi0rari, in 100 suits begun in the
Supreme Court Of the state taganst sheridan Shook,
late Collector OF the XXIId District issued
terlay from the United states Circuit Court. IheSe
suits were brought 10 recover for taxes claimed TO nave
been Illegally assessed and collected.
James S. Price has sued the LOrllard Fire
Insurance Company TO recover on policy OF insurance
for on q barrels Of whisky stored IN the Patterson
warehouse at Philadelphia which burned in DecCm
Der 1865 The argued before judge jones yes
terday the Insurance Company coutendlug IT. defense
that tue warehouse divided into eight sections ma o
insured whisky not in section A., rs stated Ia the
policy. Decision reserved
Surrogate HutchingS listened yesterday to a
motion in the OF the estate OF Lafayette smth
who died some time since leaving real and personal
property the former being already divided among ne
heirs nc motion To the effect thdt Tue lot "a No
personal property In the hands or the Auh ~.
paid over at once to the brother and the bets 81 .'
sister the deceased. The viii lett the ucoh VI -
whole estate to the widow with reYerslon u me eS VI
the testator should the widow marry again. - 9io lo
vided that the widow should have power w VII ".3
"tha onc-thrd which by law Is hers inc N4lVM III
without marrying again and without making "a VIZ
Her representatives, now claim tlll tt t.tt' ~
uersopu estate is bunCCt to distribution uIu.' ~
statute AS being an uhcgueafEcd surplus "n's 'liat
are entitled To receive Au OF inc ItiHoA Pi"i''
counts bp ia the hands of The aoAiihslls'o'' S"0
no, be divided uull this point Is passed. upo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

OF Nonsgnor ISverani domestc Probate OF Plus TX.
PoTfctti late Librarian OF the University of Rome, OF
Nonsgnor Eeali, Latersncnsis Canon of Rayenna, Of
Achlo Geunare. Professor IN the University Of Boz
ocna and other eminent ecclesiastical writers In Italy
whO with worthy Of imitation, have depounccd
the temporal power scandal OF civilization as Wen
as of Christianity and proclaimed overthrow bless
ing not only to Italy but TO Europe and to the Whoe
Church lIALUs.
Nel0 York, March -, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
THE COURTS IN wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

The March term Of the Circait Court and
Court OF over and Termner for Westehester County,
opened at the Courthouse, White Plains, yesterday,
before j. f. Barnard Presiding Justice Robert Cochran,
Comfy Justice aud the Justices OF Sessions. Tie Cir
cult calendar for the term is unusually heavy, number
in about zee cases while the criminal calendar "a quIie
light and with tie exception Uf tho case of J. v W,
Buckout the Sleepy Hollow murd sor, but few criminal
WI De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
CRIMINAL COURTS.

A. fla Fssex Market Police Court. James
Caury au Elwanl McQua.c were c-i"'.,- ''i ''A'-9 w.
McaAtl Mooney OF 80. JjJ hunfoc1'
In the Court of GeneVl sessions pyt I'LL fir
March IN TIE h1uor store at fsa' lI4 "Ne"NN'l
A. was sent to thc Poal,al.ly iur siI molius
Az the Jefferson Market Police Court Robert
Made was committed yestenat charge OF brnf mo An"a
lrrr'. so. No "A SIlhiYr. Marurt Ain-eHl Ni'h
.s lI r s.eaug clothing value GIL im "rf mst'A NA"A
B.o ,Ls of No IA West llousoast
Az the Tomhs Police Court justice IlOsah ''tluu-
islteiog 40 Mclael Nrtiowtn from m fae an Office
Nau sL.eseoal VI No. y. Cbe o., aWa 70 concert sAooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

rO7 SaN FRANyl>GO--in ste l-lI1 tat rt,r N'-h y =
For San tIslc cojsUe Barnes, Albert ls1 " rl al q
Ri-, a.i er Fail A LLle. saU-, k.s Ae-g q. -f. "a
d. q. morse and chil HISS May az Geese ,. "l,ii
Otto Pa1hl-l. Herman He'll L. NJ. l1an 4li rs q
nellie Hcc Ns LOUISA Trli Sra. Aa-r L.roilA
Tor AsDiuv5l-lf-s. 81. S. W4ilpey 81. . Helr
A. Chandler, q. WHOM. T. Herrtn. j. MeAacr L. La Z
10 sell vile NJ lri child AL muse. 0t lll as le1 =,
q. Burnett Alex Frssar TAeo Ran r hlr 81. W. Psy., Aes
Dlau Mes Clara. Foser and Francs, C-Jr. Casio W. ~,
nj. .aLl Lltr niece aul children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

TUESDAY MAr~H q.
Nal, for F1rcre via Pa5uh and is6 feann Ho''i'iN
d. trar 90s ~ Ul..st. Iy. oka r. close al. fre 90 Ia
a. DID, % s...Ioa A, u j. $50 lll~ De- 81 g
ea ef.lr Nal. ,J Ia- e..e.s OF -e NJ ol t Pee - LOO
ksu. snd closed e l:.U I.
Mals fr l4far ~ s.. rrl Eerf1ur-l-l a HALIFAX y g.
steamship CITY Of Dublin from Pier 20 ID y H. S-ose ~ tie ies
OAce 81 II q. Steamship calls % ! y. Pr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

The suit Of Jane +. Halstead against David
T. astcad for divorce up yesterday In the Superior
Court, motion for order 10 show cause why
Judge arbour recent order for an increase Of amony
FROM go year to $500 year. aud 5000 o. be- paid within
twenty days should not he set aside The ground HAT
tlo facts alleged Ia the plaintiffs aihdavIts Woio untrue.
Motion granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
pASSrNGFPS AppLTrD.

FROM RIO JAHElRD-ln steamship u 81 me h'h - i,anf"
Ar,s isrrsra Iaceo Mr. Jose1ige d. SOD. . re a- ~
James Reraw Heinrich B.gelllh Bgl Aa rAifei h-lft,4
s.ry1t Cspt P-es5ury v Manev C. F,t Mr. AL h, Lffi
Hitchcock, Thomas q. GILL; Reginald t. ~ al 4s 0rl -
three children Richard Ng.,t Capt Geo. 'reN51 Ah-i o ~
Hancock. Clement b. H--ocz, samuel a. HAZE y oa-s H. AlL
Ileyole La.4tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
DECIsTONs-.lIlnc-. on


~ mnltd or having ss.suei fo.erhne wson o. "a n H.
w. ~ -'O'd Der 10 tle SIDE With knife causing .eysIe ssau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

MINIATURE ALMANtC. -
Sur 602 q. 10 Neon se;. Va
THIS ptt. -.
sau4v Hook 8I2 $50 He'd Gate ......Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

Se5r Egeigu Barsrr, stanford.
Sehr Romeo Mathews, Beverly
ARRIVED. .,,,
Steamship Title Partridge ga, 'ra -1 y Va neg "'' ''-
with mss an pap , va' .. Mo- 8 ca, Pom, AL Sor
Ni,h to " aliaEtot g.. % o., rt o., p,-,r
bsso Msrcr 2 para sh and -. Thomas 'a W ne Z = '
.'. 9 soa,S ips te &c lo1at rt =, vi, - m %
weather the entire passage no 4-te ~ ~ ~. r-. ~
Shin Ga. World Gam o. LIao4 le sal lie Q W. =
with lss and pass. Crru'i l.l -ra A 90. req H.
a seaman. native Vi Germany. da- 81 il--ll-,A % &C ,
,o'g wa ~ e. r7r Er.-sa days, With ra. 81
rs =, i1tart Co Game te northern qas-le a.. Dad ss ~
e fa is, Mcdonald ,ofL or-) wtn'r Bea Ia r "a ~
raa. 18Th WIN mdsc. go s q, G-'l i.ni .'e.s -i ~
". and ;. W. 6,s, Tar, % ,s'... sn & '' "'- 49,
va; , az Z GSi. %, 81 Il Jsi. s. s ,et 81 3' -
= .5 /: S;' S.5t "a, @:'a E. . @ &
ioDs ssaasa r.'s % ..,, Ia a, Of 81. c.a altA'
With Igli WINS ~ F,.r,-1 C,ls s. d,y, "a rii f
- ,el 10 fuucA, l.,e CO. Came -e o"ane'a S-N'A"
-' g a3e w. ''a IS Sor OLGA y.es sF o. ty . DE y'
o.! VIZ eai hal ,e, l ., At - 5 i.a q, - go, 80
Ma i S,ia a 81 C & ca'oao .,s o. z 80 q.
Contutroi N9,' Z. ' .. . '. b. ie,. s,.s.-
i4ss,I S Recon tof ~ Jola. g. 3D. Nsa Nia.' 81 s' ii
mdse 70 Gon,h ;, an, n p AL i ol ief'i %
. G sol ,oa y 3D. .o.e bare Boo. FROM 81 $50 .r =. ~ &C.
al 10 -,er P-,ol uus-lg F,O 10. 49, ---i-n--.f N'
enf , gi ,of Bdshaul Putt, Mssr, 3, DAYS Th i g %
D. -, &C., r. bailey Passed Gibr.ar Deb u. sal Ia W u H.,
~ s1re tasa-e Ass,h 49, .AL 80 so, o. 81 L. ss'-' '
ktI. .ttrlag =. ia O., ss.rbf
IA. vessel DO ia4.ler Passed Gibraltar Gan 20 tAl
~ r In fhe Med t..raHrln anu since fa.c Nete a. Sofa
Itts Johu Nt.reu Eckttt 81 ll 81 laa N. H .....
pcyin a Co.'S vgsse. 90 "arrra l'aJ a Co. has 10
eltfc lsssage - - ,,-,...,.s ma. g. a.. -
10 vernon H. BrYsn Ia sd Ar.icf ID e. ~ ~, U. -
b, aud crossed tle equator Feb -, lon rs l ~, rr 9
carc pt-slsa nui lawns oscr,a -o topaz, ~ =. s "a
NLsmula: ias lt.u u.thn llV -i.s 81 sau-l i'''' '
Nit bail.ag Nln,s sra g ms . ., Min, De o. H
'Etk Adalntck lui N-,iou, r. ID hstt ,'. Nat .f' ~
f4.. 10 JOAN b. n.fln COS F.,cl % j. y "a.
.f...- w.. crlr l1Ir. u r Mstiitrruncia ah- W. -
r,,- ,l,,,,,r, On ba. Aago,uia Feb J. 'sd nea "a
, 500 ,rI.r. ,r. ID 30 D. a. Dc LIfi. $50. -. .r -
l.ft ION l.osl ueuirra.a ta. .Iei e A l M Il,
I'M t fcAt llI. las ltca a.! lotl %. A1.-''-' ,
'ai r.,. t.n fs.s) s,rlpr Alicante o. tv' v a.. L -
F-.5ca vessel 10 oraar Ia.ss. Gibraltar J-a. Do '
B, Floriulo dtal) Casero igh'rn Pee H. ' ,.,l %
r.I.r vati taf.a. . 10 over 49,
liza. had strong westerly gtlrs o. en1' q. I,-s visa =
80 g,tr.r, Stocktuul hllucgri Cruz t ~
t,,r,e Ci'ss Go learl 10 welsh, f.4 "A ts . 80
-, F.b a. , .t-rg c.rfll gales 1 il H'e it ~ s. si'
NJ arst,nen i,rt mat sprtas uain iolh'st or 90
ia on c coast
~ ~, S.,ea. t1f NrNhst.o.il ~ a-elt i-i. -
. ~ 60. t Rsvroit Iaslman, vessel ~ h., -. .,s.s ~
A.. saa,,os Ieb -. "A iva 40 las tsS-. A''N''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

80 I v'!,i, corr-Pori H-By JUDGE Cur'is.-PoB
49, 10 ~ and costs. si.h sS siossrcs ~ ' i-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT oFSBw-YoRk........................M

PORT OF RK.............. Mason 20
CLEARED.
cts--t'1 Black Diamond Meredith Wiun et3n-a Abbott
e.-.r..ts A. G.. sinners Davis. Piiaie.HatA
Steamship AGONY, Gcl.l,, Pll4leifll a.
St.arsl ip francJnla, Bragg Postani-J j. Ame. --r,
N Flglg FoaA (Bl CAaaaalsoa' L-'evo-F.'t'y WINS
20 Acs,ulco Brl Iu1e Lverpoo,-E 2 Norga1's
B,rs Irara t>weil peter0u Cfoa3 3 li... tlt 70
B.rs Ceres q. ca Grnlbefs Bsiuoe-i.li htleG o. r.
B5fs iytrharl Deus - Cd Ner00 DO bruallnc. I've "a
Lark D. ID. Dlvl tBrl Larkn, Ans. s--a-b -! h.,heA
Itrt Monitor Baton. Gibraltar Tor or..i-Li-t L.
Is-g lIsr-et tBr) Tyrlel. Barlsi, e,-P. 4. Gct .L
BARK g. w. Roosevelt Hartman, Ha'ala-Jia Z T. hi 20 -,
r, slaioI (Blj Culy, Palma, .o--i 80 6sfA-i' " ~
Wolf K Go.
SER Nav Mrrroe. Hall Mayag-e,. p r
go Cbsrie, orb Kerueir St job. p. I'D Weabeg
Sefr Ann Dole Bucc JlcAsousie-t-- Br.lt s-is.t
Schr SpeedWel. Smith, Norfolk.
Schr Eyelgu, BuTser, STANFORD
koueo Ngtt.eys, Beverly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-07

TAXATION TOO HEAvY.-The offer of
q plantation Of four hundred acres with
good improvements, located in desirable
neighborhood and healthy locality, says
the Mariana Courier, for the same
amount Of cash which would be realized
from the sale Of the crop on one hundred
and sixty acres which is now being har.
vested, was publicly made q few days
since by the owner without any one prof.
feriug to accept the bargin. Three dol
lars and thirty.eight cents taxation on
the hundred dollars worth of property is
causing others to notice the channel
whence the large amount of the profits
Of their labor and industry flows, and to
appreciate the extent Of their injury by
the high handed robbery now practiced
upon the people in the guise of taxation.
1t Is truly an appalling condition OF
affairs when plantations arc offered for
what one half Of the tillabe land belong.
ing to it will product But it is never.
theless painful fact continuing to in.
oreas in its damaging tendency without
abatement, aud viii! ever so continue
until the present set of dishonest scala.
wags and thisving carpet baggsrs arc
displaced from the positions they dis
grace.--Savsnah (Ga.) News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-07
The Tariff Brought Nome.

II can't bother with these anancia
questions !" has beon the exclamatio
Of many men, impatient of long an
statistical discussions Of tho tariff abuse,
Though che robbery touched Iheir pock
cts and farms, their coats, and boots
their meat and bread, il seemed distan,
and IL hes been difficult to rouse then
to . ssnss Of personal contact with th
wrong.
The Chicago Ere has suddenly precip
stated upon our city Consciousness o
che outrage, and pluudering of "psotec
tion" burns like touch Of caustic. W,
are made 10 see, all at once, that 10 re.
build Chicago, We must psy . surplus o
thirty millions dollars to go--nos 20 th,
United States Treasury that we're col
crable-but straight IN the voraciou,
pockets Of Eastern manufacturers. The
heavy duty on iron. glass, lumber, paint
house furnishing, hardware, furniture
and carpets, indlcts an additional enoY
nous percentage of loas in the shape Of
a bounty to the East. We shall expend
10 rebuilding, something like $50, ,OO0, 900
for IRON for lumber affected by the tariff.
S4O, 600 900; for window and show case
glass, $780, 900; for paint, varnish,
etc, S3,000.000 for housefurpishino
hardware, s7,0OO,O0O; for stoves and
kitchen utensils, 100000; for furni.
ture, $40, 900, 900; for clothes to sub
stitute for those destroyed, 81, 900, 900.
And after all this investment, we shall
have only the houses and the homes our
estimate does not include the replacement t
of any of the vast stocks IN our stores
and warehouses.
But before the attainment of this
point 10 the work of reconstruction We
shall have paid at least S30,OOO,OOO into
the Fedora Treasury, and as much more
by slightly circuitous process, into the
pocket of iron, glass, lumber, cloth and
furniture manufacturers whom the tariff
enabled to add to the Legitimate price of
their wares. We can bear our great
calamity, and during the remaining
decades of the century VIC can spring
back to our old point of vantage but
we do feel that it is very much like
highway robbery that We should bo re-
quired to pay to wealthy American man
ufacturers, from our hard earnings, one.
sixth as much as We have been compelled
to give to the flames.
Chicago insits on a radical revision of
the tariff, in the direction of the eman-
cipation of trade. We can stand the
fire, and survive it, but wo will not
tolerate tho banded plunderers who, In
the name of law, arrest us in the work
OF resurrection, and pick our pockets
as We rise from tho ruins. chicago
Evening Post.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-12-07
Mr.. George Alfred Townasud saws ths

Mr.. George Alfred Townsend says that
. great deal Of unnecessary fuss has
been made about President Grants son
going to Europe. Mr.. Townsend does
not seem to be aware that in order to
send bis son to Europe President Grant
has deliberately broken the law of the
land, which provides that mo subalteru
officer shall have any leave of absence
until be shall have served at least two
years with the company to which he may
be attached" The fac. that q young
man goes to Europe on a pleasure excur.
sion is Of little account but when the
President Of the United States delibera.
tely breaks tho Law iu order to confer
upon bis son . special favor which no
other subaltern officer of the army would
be allowed to receive, the matter ceases
to DO unimportant. If the President will
fully breaks the law, who css DO required
10 obey i'm. Y. Sun.