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New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
POLITICAL, NOTES,

The Houston Union expresses us pleasure NJ
learning that Senator Flannigan Of Texas has been
winning golden opinions at Washington OF late, by h5
firm stand in behalf Of Republican principles" Many OF
his poltical friends in the state became despondent
0ueuce OF letters and speeches III opposition 10 bo.
Davis" These local divisions III the parry are nearly
closed
The With Assembly District Union Repub-
uean Association met evening J. NJ McCaftin IN The
chair and passed resolutions ndorsng the action OF the
General Committee, heartily approving the -ehtl'hlb
OF Horace Grceley's inaugural address lndofsht Iii
dent Grant and opposing reorganization oi tc 10
lnbcan marty In this city. The Executive committee
was organized by the election OF john H. DusehDy'
Chairman.
The Committee of the Pennsylvania Senate,
p which was referred the petition contcstng the seat oil
Col Decher DEM from the Ist District, offered long
report ON Monday concluding with u recommendation
tnat 10 further action be taken by the Senate on the SUD
iect This report was signed bv the five Democratic OF
the Committee The two Republicans submitted nj,
nDrty report saying that the petition OF MI ~ hual
w1s In Il . us1al legal fOru aud sufficiently hlerhc 10
pu the sitting member upon bis answer. Jhe l1aoily
r,uOrt was adopted by strict patty NOtt-kep, 10;
Dem H. Col Dcchert accordingly retains Ms seat, ana
the Pcnnsylyana senate remains Democratic.
The Republican Campaign Clnb OF the Nth
Assembly District last evening resolved THAT the Admin
itraon of Gen Grant has fully mot the expectations oi
Tho patriotic ma who placed that eminent soldier ana
statesman IN the Presidential chair" proclaimed him
their "stanlaflbcarcr for the coming contest ~ 1s2
aul Orran!Zti INTO Grant tub ~ inc ,, y
ton Of the fDheiu1 col .rta; I.retiDui Au i; huI,
VICE Pres,d0ut C1aulc9y u. lufry ana Jsuie7 D. NEo
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
The National Association, formed 70 promote

The National Association, formed 20 promote
the plan to amend the Constitution of the United States
by inserting therein distinct recognition Of God and an
Endorsement of the Christian Religion, will hold meet
ing to-day in Philadelphia The President OF
the Association is Judge Strong Of the u s. Supreme
Court and call Is signed by Bishop Simpson Method
ist Bsnous Huntington and Mcilyaine Hpscopa), the
Rev Dr. Miner President of Tufts College UniycrsalsD
George H. stuart jay Cooke Gov GeaIy aud others OF
equal emncnce The movement originated among the
Scotch Coycnanters. but appears 10 be spreading among
other religious denominations: inc ahe ueh prVpseu
will have 10 undergo very thorough discussion DeIore
IT can bc adopted, and many OF its most strenuous OPP
moments will be found in the Christian churches. Inc
popular instinct Is against anything that even looks like
q union OF Church and state.
Orders were issued yesterday by Gen. Nc
Dowe for the following courts-martal at Esrt Adams,
r. L. 10Th inst-Dcta: Capts II. 4. Dupont. W +. Ran
doph and b. T. RittcnhOusc; Tirst-Iieuts G.. W. Crabb
j. A. Fessenden, and Paul ROemer, and Sccond-Lieuts
Advocate Second Lieut.. ID. = Denison; AT Fort lnle
pendencc, Mass 10Th nst.-Detail: Major Mm; Hayes
Capt J. Il. Rawies and secondlde9ts @ y. WhSileT Ert
A. J.. Morton, and W. B. Weir. Jndge,Ady0eate' frst-
Lieut. Frederick Robinson. At Fort Hamilton, n y,
2Oth nst-DetaiI: Capts. W. ii. Cosson and W. l.. Has
ID IlenncE and secondIieus. ID. NJ. Taylor and III. NJ
Harris Judge-Advocate, Frst-Lieut j. p. Sanger.
The Council of st. Louis has under con-
sideraton an "amended Social Evil BILL" to license ana
regulate @ prostitution. Some OF Its specific PROVISIONS
are revolving alike to the taste and the moral SENSE o al
into this country the French method OF dealing Win the
social evil cannot he successful
A number of new railroads are being pro-
eoted in South Jersey. Bills will be presented to the
LEGISLATURE this Winter authorizing the construction Of
roads from wood to PennSgrOye, TO Bridgeton ana
TO SwedcsborO; and from Bridgeton TO Saem
A new and popular series of instruments is
announced By the Smith Organ Company OF Boston
see advertisement
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
TIE CAMDEN ELECTION RIOTERs.

The trial of the Camden election rioters was
begun Yesterday in the United States District Court
The cases excite great interest from the fact that they
are the first which arisen under the law to enforce
the Fifteenth Amendment and because OF the number OF
persons indicted The counsel for the Government con-
ssts of DstrctAttorney Keasbey and his assistant Mr
King; for the defendants, Messrs Browning, william
son. Voorhees, and Hugg. The first person put upon
trial was Francis Sander who is charged with forcby
preventing eoored from exercising the right
OF suffrage The DlsrictAttOrney stated the points OF
the case, and numerous witnesses were examined The
crossexamnation ected nothing favorable to the de-
fanse.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS


cac,ao Ian l7-Four ARM Spring L.e higher sales AZ
As IOd 30 Wheat dul Spring Chicago ~ ~ en ~ 81
seller Febmay this afternoon unsettled and heavy az II ~
January 81 i9 81 i9l seller February Corn e'e ~. ~ noa
iqt No Mixed. Ale, cash 4Se ser NJ =. o. cash
4gle ~e Pe5ruan RYE and advanced ia sssr ~ Iron
Rsriy srIner At s2d8Sc ghwBes arm al 8d0e5c o' III
hound Mess PORK easier $50 7d +2l 81 seller san AZ Cat
I9ir s,ler February Dressed Hoss qHe AZ n
lie dull al 5 sG9sT Recpts?6Oo bhS fsS n oSo 5ash
Corn 40 100 bush Oats shipnsne-zSoVsV 49, '0 '
WLs,t as 900 hush Corn l0cO bush. OATS ,os luGlic
".s", .y, ~, Ian Ii-Coou dull and lOseri hSHns '''
s,le. rs balrs receipts 40 bales l9ie Spring
Nj ,rSgy jan II1our steady, and ait ,nss AZ Si 20
as so Wheat dali; No. hlSanA.e Ttc1a-So Mixed sic.
SA ~ V az 7sc No spH eo mi. Fi,
i.yo-Saies 80 is Mes Pok nominal ReoePs - wv ~ ''
bush Wheat .vd romnal Four-Low fraies
Sr LOrs jan IL SS Wheat advancing No. He'd Mine
ii a. No at Corn hrmsfi iss low, CO., Rre-Sonr
h'Ih AZ Ii,as. sriiv 8se fors hs'e So IT, is,
inA heats ii,s.l Ham, NE aon-, ,9ah - Y't VI.
.... lse Lar-Lss,e sales o. ." 'V'''" ''A'' ~ '' w.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
CONNECTICUT.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION-THE fl.LSENi
oprIcERs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DEMocRATIC STATE CONvENTION-rlE fhLSENi
OFFICERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HARrFQRD, Jan. 1.-THE Democratic o1a'S 7"n,cS
cnveptoH for the nomination of state officers "boh
met I'm this city to-day not as largely a'tehucu
as usual It being understood that no cha"se "o''u
be made In the state ticket, and theie "ou,u ~ n
- ,r n,oces IN ,be ticket The Convention was
osI,ed IN order by A. L. Burr Chairman OF the ht"e
Central Committee, who announced that L. r. Cl"Nc
land OF Hampton had been selected as temporary
man. Mr. Cleveland made no speech on t"Alhs 'i'
chair except 90 offer brief acknowledgment "' '"1
honor conferred upon him. a. L. Burr OF nc H'"Y''"
yJe was eunn,utsd Chairman of the COMMIT, on o,i
p..,lut,nus william ". Eaton OF HaflioIh N' N"s ,i
Pt. id,ut Of tir C.nycutiul, Win H. A. MaiH'h ",
tlJ aud ruo,ut4 Walsh of Mdactown a = 'Cia.i,
,lr ton on taking The cLilr, ariaighcl ,ii' N'', ,
f,, .l f,rI Ia policy, ana oiher hhtt'I ~,
oally deGOunCing tho b.sa D1hiDE' lO"V"'' Wv s
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
4 REPLY rH4T SETTLES AN ASsAILANT
N'NAHON on WAsHBURN.


To the Editors Of The Ereniu0 Post.
SIR: In an article published last week, and
only recently brought TO NY notice, you cehsureu me
s,ereIy bpcauSo daring certain battles IN Paraguay,
took under my protection the infant children OF PRESIDENT
ouoz You make the statement On the authority OF hlr
CHARLES A Washbnrn, who mentions the circumstance
I'm n book and comment, upon II IN indignant terms.
n T. claimed by Mr. Washburn that the chlldIeh
were ilegitimate deemed II 10 part of my dlty 10 IN
yegttgte the circumstances of their birth. They were
children Of tender years. exposed toa danger r9 "en
I probably protected them. Oncfcu 10 90 80
without hcstation and had desire to demand mar
riage certificates before admitting them TO the eiecr vi
the Legation. II is possible that Mr. NasADuf accusd-
on M the article in The Eccniag Post which repro
duces IL in better English, mean to ma laut VITA t'
act n IL supposed TO lndlcate unuue par
tality for the parents of the children IcIlhlt mo
for Your satisfaction to state that the same pro-
oc0n was offered 10 other children than those OF the
name Among the latter may mention, merely as
matter interest, little one OF Two OF tnec AeaS,
which was brought to house rev uy al to, aiost
naked and presented the child OF MT Chhres A.
Nn,hIurn The statement Of the mother, faraguayau
woman of the poorer class, was Nouchsu Ior ,py
two worthy gentlemen, intimate friends OF hr.
Washburn, who were present on tGo o,casloh,
and who undertook, ] believe, 70 chpialh 10 h'I
that iu succeeding TO the mission dd not lnhcrlt
all the responsibilities OF my pitdecessor le
birth parcntage was OF niue lht'est W io anu
Is OF less now; hut certainly was ready TO protect us
s If need he In the confusion OF battle or defeat Mf
Washburn l. not of TINS circumstance, Ior
oned IL 10 him London year ago TN that oc-
casion he simply inquired II Thought the mother
pTetty woman Ircplicd that did not ana the suJec.
tbnt MIR W,shburns INDIGNATION on the subject OF the
Iccted Win respect your obed1ent servant
i's,r. Y,r yori - Ian It is1i NJ T. MCMAHON.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
THE RECOGNITION OF HOMEOPATHY.

The Albany County Homeopathic Society has
lust concluded which adopted series of
resolutions addressed to Congress and the President
vigorously denouDcin the recent removal of Dr. spooner
from his place as Examining Surgeon OF the Pension
Office because he did not belong to the school OF med
cine recognized by the Bureau" The resolutions ask for
the removal OF the Commissioner IA unworthy OF his
nace Congress is also pettoned to make tho establish
ncnt of Homeopathic chair prerequisite In the new
National University to be founded ut washington Ine
oirers of all Homeopathic Societies in the country
to call the attention Of Congressman to these
matters and work for enlightened action i'll future
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
MASSACHUSETTS.
REELECTION OF SENATOR wILs0N-TuE LABOR
REFORMERS,

REELECTION OF SENATOR WILS0N-TlE LABOR
REFORMERS,
BosTON, Jan. 17.-Henry Wilson was to-day
reelected Senator 10y the Senate aud House Of Repre-
sentayes. The opposition to him which had been talked
of did not appear OF 80 votes in the Senate Henry viii
had S4 John Quincy Adams, and Wendell Phillips
1. In the House, Henry Wilson had lsS; John Quincy
Adams 80; Wendell Phillips, 10; Henry l.. Dawes B. and
John Wells, The aggregates in the two Houses are "a
follows Wilson, 222; Adams sc; Phillips, IL Dawes
81 Wells, 1. The result anticipated of course, but
considerable enthusiasm prevailed among Senator viii
sons friends.
At the adjourned Of the Labor Rcorner' OF the
Legislature to-day, MI. Wendell Phillips was nomnted
for United States Senator by vote of seven to three.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY IS, 1871.

II. o. Handy, II, a. Blanchard, VIM. A. Haddan; Pay
master, j. a. SMITH Surgeon John s. Kitchen: Passed
Assistant Surgeon Geo H. Cubuth; Assistant Surgeon,
W. Ross; Assistant Paymaser }. g. Bnrnett Chief En-
gncer. Geo. j. Barry; First Assistant Engineer Geo H.
Tower Second Assistants Levi T. Stafford A. Tobin,
and Albert H. Dixon; Boatswain Henry T.. Barnes; Act
ing Gunner Charles Moran Saimaker, Nicholas Lynch
Carpenter Leonard Hanscom. The Caiforna's battery
consists Of 9nch guns In broadsdc, li-noh and 100
FOUNDER rifles the spar deck and 60 and 20pOunder
Dangren rides on the fOrecastle and poop.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
MAINE.
SENATOR MORRILL, RE-ELECTE

SENATOR MORRILL KE-ELECTED.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-THE election of United
States Senator took place to-day in the Legislature In
the House the Hon. Lot II. Morrill,, Rep had 90 votes;
Ahram Sanborn Dem q; Joshua l.. Chamberlain, Rep,
r. ID. Rice, Dem, In the Senate the Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill, had g. and Abram Sanborn. Aggregate vote in
the two Houses Morrill, 1885, sanbOrn. 49, Chamberlain,
G; Rice, |.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
OHIO.
THE THIRD DIsTRICT-A CONvENTION-T0MBS OF
HARRISON AND HAINEs

COLUMBUS, Jan. II. - The Senate to-day
adopted q resolution declaring it to have been Gov
Hayes duty TO order special election in the ild DIS
trict IN fu the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Robert C. s,r nck and that it is his duty TO do go
bin uast ne House providing for vote at the next
October cl, N ON the question of holding COnsttn
tional Cou,, on A resolution adopted by me
Unnsc prny 4 I, for Joint Committee visit the graves
of Gen. W 81. Harrison and Cen r. l. Hanes, WIN thc
Wow OF erecting suitable monuments over tIein
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

The Beef Cattle this week ws dln b't prices r'nain,
quoted last week. The h amounted % lJD bead
price. ranged Giic p 10 r Pair 20 Cool and from ae
Extra Common Cattle sold at from s1bc
sHRgP-The little chsnge this market The dest for
Sheep Moderate sales Of 1900 head 0n ee Is
from 5a6c b n gross.
oGs-The demand Hogs good bui there hn'
in prices $3.50 head changcba st fom Fgd - - O d. net
for cornei snd 80 to So 81 Tor sop.
COw-The good, and LOO bead we s 81 for
S454S70 as 10 quality
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
VIRGINIA.

A SOUTHERN COMPARISON BETWEEN GEMS. LEE
AND THOMAS.
RICHMOND. Jan. FIN the Senate to-day an
appropriation of 5000 to purchase portrait of the late
Gen. Robert f.. Lee was passed by almost strictly
party vote the Democrats voting for. and the Republ
cans against it. motion TO appropriate money for
portrait OF Gen George H. Thomas was lost by the same
vote-tho Republicans for, and the Democrats against it,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
DELAWARE.
ANOTHER N

ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE FAMILY.
DOVER, Jan. 17.-EX-GOv. Eli Salisbury,
brother of willard Salisbury, the present Senator was
nominated last evening in a of the Legislature
for United states Senator,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
MINNESOTA.

WILLIAM WINDOW ELECTED U. ;. SENATOR.
CHICAGO, H., JAN 17.--The Hon. VIM. Win
dom elected to-day United States Senatorlfrom Min
ncsota his term commencing the 4th OF March next
The vote stood TO the Senate and 10 TO Ii in the
House, two Republicans b0lting.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
ILLINOIS.

JOHN A. LOGAN ELECTED 4. :. SENATOR.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. l7.-Ths forenoon both
OF the Legislature took order 10 vote for United
States Senator III the Senate, Thomas j. Turner Demo
crat received ~ votes and John A. Logan Republican,
3D. In the House. Il votes we're cast for Turner 20 for
Logan, and for Snyder
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
BASEBALL In TILE SOUTH.

A series of interesting games has been IN
progress OH the Louisiana Base Ball Park at New-Or
leans past weeks during the visit OF the noted
Montgomery Club nine from Alabama. The weather
was favorable during most OF the tme and fine play was
shown in n majority of the games. The following Is the
1oft ha
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
NEW-,JERSEY.
MR.. FRELNGHUYsEN NOMINATED vOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.

TRENTON, Jan. 1.-THE Republican caucus
this evening, after session of two hours, nominated
the Hon. Frederick r. Frenghuyscn for United states
Senator the ninth ballot. The excitement here is in
tense and the friends of the successful candidate
cheering in the street The nine ballots varied for the
different asprants follows: Frenghuysen, from q 10
Walsh from IL 16; Parker, from to 12 Gregory,
frnt tnc
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
SOUTH CARCLINA.

TIT. TROUBLES IL THE srAIE-GoY. SCOTT DL-
CtIrrs TO CALL OUT \ STATE FOb'E-A
VIGOROUS MESSAGE.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 17.--AOv. Scott vcstoiday
zout a message 10 to Legislature in reply to cohcar
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
CAMBRIDGE LIVE STOCK NARKRr-,,x. H.

Beef CaGe-Reep head The small supply hs
PREVAILING regard the csit disease h the p"-
tons that have been taken Is expected that two or ree week. h
will disappear confidence restored; sales Es 70 Flp
5O qnaty, sOd s0 80; Second qultf = 11 ~ 20
Tbd quality sea 81 81 sheep and LlmbsReoep l0bi hr.i
prices c per oser sales In lots, at S21 81 elchi bdn -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Gueeial Noiitss

Republican, stale Cemmiitec Ss"sc[E jan 49, Isi,
& r6sLe s ] Ss t r YeSYork on TU ISDAY Jan % Instant
o'clock receive and consider the rer o. in H. 5i
charged with he Investigation % the condition oi tns i @ m I ~
the City of Ne".ioFA and for AZ z6 S r. RE SIiL G.p
L. L. Dorr Secretary.
seventh Assembly District Grant Club a Hs.'ias
hea heidi on , issT Eo Pts,at join b. ison y President
G Benedie.i "a yicepae1t W II q, a. t.p fs,1
Richmond Executive Committee p T. Co2AaT ;, ~ p r.
Jones j i Lanson William Sicrel, s r. lIadov. -
Tenth Assembly District nion Repnbcfn ~, G "sq, i,
HSESSG 1Hon Hall stanton ,T Cs,., + q rsS ,l
ElevenI Assenbi, District tni9r irp"S1ean
cia,ionA meeting Of Hs,, ,s ,n, Jss s isx So,osE
30 Er%SSE 'o PoEl1ELI sec MARSHALL o. RoDtRS' fr'i.
..Ms; sFiPf Ssi-s, Gs 's rs. SSH@Ihlis5aD' Is: %
Ige'l evening for for 'G Is5 ISr' N oseos ssrc us,
elected President u Gsaa D. Sas , n g IN
Treasure Geo1re W LYON Desyses s to Snu r y ,oSs.
L'i,Hle I MiIsi D's-1' ' - ,,,5,.v =, 81, -. -
@ S & for EgS3FE l, 5 sFS' e. wsDsGs Il SIS.
oAY AMI THURSDAY IL O'Clock m 'I oI M JoSRstPo,m,.s
W,map,s Jujabc te sare.g Teiseay for snssr, .
q pI.o' SsW 1SiM Il li r. 4i&ab 1 co rsys
al6 ,,hy DIAN Co.. AsoF oc 'nd all Ies4as
wiri,e- BROTHERS.
,se sylf nsfibsS GhSa.
are prsp,ei 10 isrnsh to the domestic trade,
SUPERIOR STANDARD OIL
h r several has gyes zach satisfaction 10 the export trade
WlCKES BROTHERS,
ECLfCTIC Oil.
Anew Bnrd and PBsfEcT ILLrMNAroR
Resolution of the Directors Of the soah SIDE Kali
rand. Of thrr Vice al resident, JOIN IAlPlN,
eeHug % the Boan of Directors Of hecuth 80. ta
aioItol: . -, ,-,. ..t.
Brls plelse nscruiaae Providence 70 Ae cow
prime Ia tie m isor heal,h and ~ tas eng $ & o. i ~
has sorroNng aail Anl ho an
h nd the
ate Mr. JOHN TAPPiN, s Bolrl samnene y. h'e 'o M
.,d sv,r gse. n exps record s lles leep he OF
The oss Ii has sustained aud ii hlgl si9''-''"N' ~ wv
dec aed. therefore, - ,.,.t p,,sil.,t ,,l aei.
ate Director NJ John rappin Sho,s sst WI 20 hs, IN
, D The slec,ssa completion and ~orsms OF or r-o 'n''f
nrse ths Copp,ny suftans an lrrcptr.ble o~ .,,.
irS Tt the deeply shee mN OF we Seess~t
our warm ami heartfelt sympathy IA 'A' '"ns WIN" "N '
rrsun them .,., ,h. i,,,., .,a ,s.s
the sry transm, copy thereof 70 The family o. he al
Dinn,onds BSaghi and sold. -,
GRO. G. ALLbN siJ DgOadwsT under 81 sicasAA as>sl-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

BLACK-SANFORD-At Johns Church. New ori 'onn o.
Thursday Jan H. by the Rev s Seymour Of p 4
assisted by the Rev C. g. Acly Of par Nn blach
Sarah daughter Of the late Hon Ds'ii SANFORD
KINGMAN-PESTBCosT-At the Hsnon-Pllce Bnpli 'npSa
Brooklyn 2:O3 H. b. the Pssto Geo p ~
gmma Pentecot to Sumner A. Kngmsn both Of B'okn
No rariz
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Not, rpss
VIM KysspELL Soss OLD DUrcs 'HvIeu
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Hazard e. caswelps Cod Liver Oil /, the best.

Winchester's Hypoph0spbics will CONSUMPTION snS
is u lualei Tonic aud lnygoratOr. Try IL
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be indor8ed r'h fau
name and address.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-09-21
NOTES.

The Democracy of Massachusetts, which
has been in q forlorn condition from time
immemorial, have gathered fresh courage
and hope from the dissensions Ben. f.
Butler has created in the Radical camp.
After much deliberation they have de-
termined to make a fight for the Cover
norship, and John Quincy Adams, grand
son of the "old man eloquent" is the in
dividual proposed for the sacrifice. But
Ter is making an energetic canvass prior
to the Republican convention, and is Gre
ating some enthusiasm in the large manu-
featuring districts by his Labor Reform
humbuggeries. The hero of the spoons
is violently opposed by the leading poll
ticlans and newspaper organs of the Re-
publican party. Wendell Philips is max
ing strong speeches for Butler, and says
he Will make a better Governor than
any Massachusetts, has had since the days
of Sam Adams" 1t is hardly to be ex-
pected that Butler will submit to the ac-
ton of the Nominating Convention, in the
event of defeat, as, true to his democratic
instincts and early education, "Rule OF
Ruin 4" is his motto.
In Minnesota, the Democrats have nomi.
mated Hon. Winthrop Young, for Cover
nor. The resolutions denounce the Ad
ministration for extravaganza and corrup
ton, declare against the present tariff ant
taxation, accept the Amendments and as
severate an unfaltering adhesion to thu
long forgotten principles of Thomas JET
ferson.
The Maryland Republicans have nomi
mated Hon. Jacob Tome,a prominent citi
zen, as their G~ubernatorlal candidate. I
hearty endorsement of Grants official bear
ing was coupled with the resolution tina
eve now declare it the unanimous opin
ion Of the Republicans of Maryland tina
he should be renominated by u mex
National Convention" Whereupon tn
New York Tribune says that
Baltimore is so near Washington thn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-09-21
THE LATE JOHN ROBERTS.

The deceased, one of the propTietors OF
the Nashville Banner. was one OF the DID
est, and most accomplished printers in the
State. He contributed largely.to build
ing up the reputation and giving a healthy
and elevating tone to Tennessee journal
ism. By strict integrity, kindness ofhcart,
sound JUDGMENT and splendid business
qualifications, he drew around him a large
circle of friends and amassed considera-
BILE wealth.
The funeral OF Mr.. RoBERTs took
place last Wednesday in Nashville. from
the Church of the Advent, where the
solemn and impressive services OF the
Episcopal Church were read by the pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Schwrar. A considerable
number of sympathising friends and rela-
tives were present. The publishers, edi-
tors and typographical union attended the
funeral in a body, following the remains
to their last resting place in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-09-21
E~x-Govcrnor Holden.

The Washington Chronicle of yesterday
announce that Ex-Governor VIM. III. Holden,
of North Carolina, lately impeached and
removed from office, has begun work as
an editor on that journal. In a '%'saluta-
troy from that gentleman, he declares
entire fealty to the principles of the re-
publican party. and with reference to to
Union says: Its authority is paramount
to that of the States, and when State au-
thority and State laws fail to protect the
citizen in life, liberty, its duty isto SUI
pervene, and supply such protection to the
full scope of its powers" The old-fash-
toned idea hat all powers not specially
conceded are reserved to the States seems
to be entirely ignored by the Ex-Governor.
The federal government may intervene
when and where it pleases, waiting for nc
call for its services from the State authori-
ties. How long will it take US to get tc
Capitalization, to a monarchy. indeed, or
this principle? The Ex-Governor. how.
ever. having begun life as a printer, and
been in harness for twenty-five years a:
the democratic conductor of the Standard
at Raleigh, he will doubtless make an In
dustrious worker now.