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New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.yopK Thursday. March %, ls72.


rb;o morning. Messrs. f. II. Ludlow 4 Co.
Ia ny order OF the executors Of Albert Brdgeman, two
an hundreds nd twenty ninth-st.. east Of Sew
- ave Boulevard; also, six lots on Ope-hundredand
,,,tb and one hundreds dand thirty frst-sts., distant
y s.t vest Of the Boulevard The bidding was quite
..,ve and fair prices we're realized. Messrs Muier'
y,tius Co offered houses and lots on Pearl, Amty'
ur,te and East One-hundred-aDd-twenty-se ty-second-sti
v, Its on one nehundred-and-iorty-third Ninety-seV-
'~,h and Ninetyeirhth-sts Allen & Brown sold the
S" md southeast corner of south fithsNe' s Gnu
scTth WashingtonsQuare Messrs A. :! beeShfSI lf be
Sn Fourth and Ffthaves. The house ON Green"lvn .
ave oe red by T. IA Lndlow Co. Was s,p ro ide Of Six
svechtns between Park and 20 es; ;boo o,
,c WHICH s much below the value of the property
Axn nj Raynor has sold two full lots, south sloe ol
enc hsnd o cb. also two full lots north side Of One
apd-tw elfthst. ~ feet east OF Madison-aVe Ior
~ l95 feet west OF MadlsOn-ave. a. feet front
e The street 100 feet IN depth by o. ieet aeross e
for 3l75oO.
ACTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY MULLER. WILKINS co.
,- b-es s,ore Pesrls and known Nos zoo
"A % Ss,s.s, e, s s;i house and lot GH 100 't oo0
sss Thamp-Op st known As No &C. . '
,s aa fane badnEs thereon l's q" feet west ''a 10 900
". 's 3e s each asIlCi q 'h've also ?, o
,. ' "a es S sous an iot Of wh and Known as 50 p 900
%''s .Si S1es Gcae and i l2d' and
No 3G lot "a Wv
BY ALLEN BROWN.
., .,5 snt celsr brown house Tot corner -.
- stb ave ard Washnston-sqaarf lot
Wy r. IT, LUDLOW CO. .. ..ooo
os l2thst ge zee ~ s-tSSsrt 55,ql n -. 3b25
l3tast % n -" OF ,Iss1e ',t "a N 100
sIsthst loo = Of .tAve l-f sscb 2sre IL aG75
LVhs 10 n o. "a " pn,,rs.i Ssrgg IL. 3O50
5Jth-s Ay Nv q sA-A' tn-s-S 9srgq NJ .. $3.50
LIST g I' ~ o. .,aa par ssch 2srgg A. 6i5O
lls@t ~ n o. .ia--Ne HsSd-i 300 Ii.
- l51s,-s 10 Of Bouevard each I'i95ll ''
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
ny A. j. BLEECkER, son n CO.
2.tor aat M'tsaa & hrss hoe'e No ~ i'A ' ~ $500
lis,Sar hrek and lot, kEoHn a. No zo 5th- o
O. :. oalg aboSe
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK fOhh ANU LIZ thfpVlE
NEW AND FJLLPOWEtED STEAMSHIPS
TIE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
ocrtvrr BALTIC ADRIATTC
REPUBLIC. CELTIC, AlLANliC
burien-J00O b. p. each. ....
SATURDAYS, from Liverpool OF IHO hS
DAYS and Cork Hsrbor the dsy following
ATLANTIC SATURDAY, March 30 At 40 p N
BALTIC. SATURDAY. April n 40 p m
REPJ BLiC. SATURDAY. April u at 80 M
From the White Dock. Payoria Ferry. Jersey CIV
Passenger all classe unrivaed combining
SAFETY SPEED. AND COMFOkF
and bathrooms m mdhp "
felt Surgeons asd sesaEdes accompany
these rt... .s.L
RATEs-Saoon $50 gold seerage, SO currency Those wish
from the Old Country eau 10" 0oiAh steefae
PREPAID certificates, SJ3, curreney n ~,
Norway Sweden, India, Australia. Chns, 0c
tickets granted al lowest rates
Drafts from Il upward -. A..
For inspection plans and other information apply a. he Ccnanys
oHees No. 10 Broadway Sew-York j. H. SfAhhs Agent
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fons 5slano Real gstatc for Sale.

FOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, 20 acres,
ezeang Is rooms good stables too
an aorsols osrAe we sheds heunev, A. 300 ubeaTng
tp full cf Long Island sound
To- miles r,nn ety / nile from depot Particulars
a. phogsi4 vii G. n PEED ~ Fulton OPPOSITE City Hail.
buosiTn
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Senses an0 farms Uanieo.

WANTED-A PLACE, not less than five
w improved hours ride from New York W Ne. Jersey
about miles from depot good sround required Tor nur,e aug sr
business State conditions Advr NJ OLh OF Bhs
q Sens, ~ Park paee n. T..
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ N' ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING WAY y, l9-L

Passenyr Station NewYok Of Twenty ssyenth. an
Foulth.ave. Entrance Twenty seyenth-st.
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SUMMIT. N. j.

The highest miles Of New York unequaed
Of Us
HOUSES furnished and unfur
nished for SALE without making
carriage in attendance trains when requested oy
Houses built to suit purchasers terms
JOHN A.. HICKS Summit. N. J.
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ACTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
BY MULLER. WILKINS co.
49, ,t s,ore AMI lot on Pesrst and known as Nos
.1CTIOS SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE

ny A. j. BLEECkER son n CO. 90
dor -f M,rsard irck house No 24O lS'h s' between 'H
~ li.rsau hnek and lot, known ar No ~ i'h-
o. :. oailg aboVe
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-15
ZONE TERM"

.Ifthere is any honesty In the here
tofore noisy advocates of the Zone term"
principle, now il, their time to agitate
it. If they mean anything by it, now
is the time to tell us what they mean.
The country is cool now, and we'll pre-
pared to listen to any arguments that
may be presented in its favor, If any
such they have. Party lines are now
qhliterated, and fair free discussion of
that, or any other important principle,
will afford relief to anxious souls who
may think this nation in imminent. or
even remote danger, in conseq of
id existence.
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The FARCE"

The Winona Herald, in speaking of
the late election. says:
"This election has clearly demonstrat-
ed that the elective franchise as her.
.>'tsge to a republican form of Govern
ulent has become farce; and that the
reelection of King Grant may again be
accomplished without the formality of
an elective Franchise by the American
people. The once glorious Liberties of
which we have boosted are no longer
enjoyed. and the American people to-
day, are servile slaves to a moneyed
aristocracy aud a centralized despotism
The shackles which bind us can scarce
ly be broken asunder. Radical throats
will soon become sore by the rer Gated
exclamation God save the King ="
Now that is not only refreshing, but
amusing Yes, it is amusing to see
what a state Of terror a man can work
himself into. And in this, brother
Whipple even beats neighbor Jones,
that prince Of winners 10 Wiscopain.
oh, how pitiiul" must be the con
dition of the man from whose brain en-
mates such folly! Instead Of God
save the Klus," it will be, God save
the editor from the mad. house. from
whose mind flows such nockery."
/, Talk about this republican form of
government having become q farce!
Whew. Political in sanity! That beats
Judge Foster all to rags. A morbid
Imagination. Jay. 'Recalcitraut' is
no name for it, Take shower bath at
once. Put your feet in warm water.
and call for thre drops Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup.
Unler certain circumstances, tits fol-
ly to be wise, but under none that we
can imagine, is it wisdom to be fool.
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"sHAll the NATION LIvE7"

The Democrat of last week closes its
lamentations over The late election,
with the above question--a question
which any boy ten years old, can scarce
ly fail to answer correctly.
!. But how is it that our neighbor has
become SO respondent? Oh, he tells
us Of "venality," corruption" ETC.
And surely our neighbor ought to
know about these matters. Of course
he docs, for we are confident that he is
cognizant of the fact that both venality
and corruption existed in his own
county, and that votes were bought by
the hundred to secure the election of a
certain candidate. If the Democrat
is to, judge the Republicans by its own
standard of political honesty, we won
der not that it cries out in despair
"IShdN the nation huee"
Yes, the nation will live, even with
the red hand of secession upon its
throat. The nation will prosper, even
as it now prospers. Who doubts it?
Not sane man in America.
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BOSTON IN ASHES! ONE nun
DRIED ACRES LAID WASTE!

On Sunday last q Ere broke out in
Boston which rivalled in horror the
late devastating fire in Chicago. II
swept terri6caIly through the city, with
no abatement till late ID the afternoon
on Monday. 1t is reported that the
losses exceed one hundred millions Of
dollars. Insurance viii not exceed
fifty millions. Nearly the entire bust
ness portion Of the city is in ashes.
Seven banks were burned out, yet they
are reported solvent. Nearly all the
Boston Insurance Companies have fail
ed, but Companies outside OF the city
which had risks in the city, are respond.
ing to their demands promptly. 1t is
predicted that the local Companies will
pay an average of fifty per cent. Only
six persons are reported as having been
lost in the ruins. Aid is freely sent
from all parts Of the country. Burnt
Out" Chicago promises one fourth mill
ion, and every city 10 the Union re.
spends freely The Bostonians carry
stiff upper lip. Building will be CON-
mcnced, and business will be resumed
Immediately.
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From the Pierce County Herald.
ON the DEATH Of |. N. POWELL.

Never has il been our lot to record
the death of friend aud neighbor,
when we were more deeply impressed
With the importance Of the event, or Of
our own inability to subjoiu suitable
notice. But, he is gone. For more
than half a century he met, aud
brooked the ills of life. His. noble,
manly form which has moved in meek
ness before us ior years, will be seen no
more, except in fancy. We miss him
as friend, but this is not the dearest
relation of human life. The silken
cords of union have been broken-a
tender father has gone to his reward.
Nor is this all. The public has lost a
useful citizen, whose name has been
identified with every worthy enterprise
in the history Of the place. And more.
For fourteen consecutive years he has
stood before the children as Sabbath
School Superintendent. And among
them none knew him but to love him.
Oft have we seen him a. his accustom-
ed place before the altar. Love sat up
on his countenancc and scattered de-
light through the sometimes impatient
throng. Then anon that little bell
would ring joyful, quiet peal, ard all
was still. His word was law to them
his wish their joy.
As a christian he lived-as a chris
tian he died. Christian graccs adorned
noble nature. But, what though the
arm Of conquering death hath invaded
the house of God? What though our
teacher and our friend is numbered
with the dead? What though the once
watchful eye be closed in darkness, and
the once instructive tongue be silent?
Doth not his spirit still walk in our
midst, it's teaching to impart? Yea,
verify, and that soul once sympathetic
and fervcnt with fresh and glowing i'm.
pulses, now comes back to cheer aud
guide those it has left behind.
But we forbcar. The hand that
writes these lines will crun,ble into
dust. long before his noble life will be
forg often. lie was kindly endeared Ia
all who knew him. He has gone to
that land
"where those who weep shall never part,
The lives Of saints TO can;
And God unit ng every heart, g
Dwells face 10 face with man"
p A. d..
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MAPLE RIVER STATION, Nov. A, 1872 i.
Ed. JOURNAL
There is quito an ex.
element here about coal. Capt. EN-
merson, from Massachusetts, was here
prospecting, and found some, but he
has not struck the large bed. A half
breed told Bishop where he could fud'
the best of coal; he is going tomorrow
to try and find it. The expedition
from the Yellow Stone. came here on
the first day of Nov. They escorted
Gen. Rosseau and the surveyors through
to the Powder-Horn River. Hostile
Indians followed them all the way
They lost two Lieutenants aud one COL
ored man. The wagon master told
us the negro man had twenty-five ar
row wounds and fifteen gun shots; they
also dug his eyes out before he died
lie had taken horse aud rode about
half mile from the train. The Indi
aus did not attack them in battle, they
were too strong bsay-sonsisting Of
eleven hundred soldiers, forty-five
mule teams, thirty.four citizen teams,
two fold pieces aud one large cannon.
besides all being we'll armed.
They report the great Yellow Stone
Valley as being rich in mineral, but
not ft for settlers. (I guess zoe are at
the jumping off place. The snow at
the Jim River i, three feet deep In the
cutp, aud the ears have been block AIDED
for NO days. it is six inches on level,
all west of tho Cheyenne. We have
very little snow here and some rain.
NIB.
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GENERAL RusK.

Ills majority 10 this district exceeds
seven thousand. His majority exceeds
that Of any Congressman elected in the
state, hence the Seventh is the Banner
district, and, so far as we have yet seen
Pierce county takes the lead in the dis
trict. Where is Marston?
"Where, 0, where are the Anns and Eli
aas"
Where are the Dolly Vardens? They
are
"Gone like the tenants that quit without
warning,
Down the back entry of Time"
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TOO MUCH SCHOOLING.

Nearly every man has theory of
his own about the education OF children.
That they should be educated, physi-
cally, morally and Intellectually, all
readily agree, but when We attempt to
systematic, VIC fall into strange theo-
ries
1t is an old saying that,
All work and no play
Makes Jack dull boy"
1t might we'll be added that,
"All school aad no work
Makes Jack mere toy"
We do not believe ia too much
schooling-too many weeks in the year
too many days in a week, or too
many hours in day! From one to
four hours in day is quite enough, in
our opinion, for any child or youth un-
der eighteen years of age, to be confn-
ed TO- study. And we fully agree III
principle with those who are now ad-
vocatiug "half.,ime schooling" that is.
schools which so arrange their work
that the pupils are free to pursue ,ther
objects during part of each day. This
system doubles the working capacity of
schools, since single teacher can in
struct twice the number ofpupils where
one half OF them attend in the forenoon,
and the other half in the afternoon.
This system will also increase the eff
fciency Of schools by opening the way
for q host of children whose parents
may be unable to spare their time and
labor. for full time attendance.
While money should not stand in the
way of education, the want Of it should
never be an excuse for ignorance. 1t
need not be an excuse under ordinary
circumstances. We spend money with
a lavish hand, but frequently to no
good purpose, and in no business de-
partment of society do VIC waste more
than in the education of our children.
We seek ref,rm, but like all other
great reforms, it will be slow in its pro-
gress.
But there is q greater evil in our
school system than the waste of money,
and that is in the waste or destruction
of health, and, consequently, life. In
this respect We are very gravely at
fault, poor and i'll ventilated houses
being, in our opinion, the least among
the causes. Thousands and tens OF
thou sands of children are over.taskcd
Their minds can bear even less in pro
portion, than their bodies Different
faculties Of the mind, as well as differ
eut muscles in the body, need change
and rest. 1t is our system Of physical
education that needs attentiou-tha,
needs change-that needs improvement
and we hope to zee it receive that at
ssu,icn which NJ importance demands
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r.. J. WILCOX,

Dealer 10 Books. Stationery. Toys. News
papers, Periodicals. Inks. Pens, Pencils.
Psn-holders. Envelopes. Writing Paper.
Fsucy Goods. SC. Orders for books or
anything else in my line which is not on
hand. will be filled a. the shortest notice.
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MISSES LEVINGs.

Keep Bookstore. embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books. Periodicals and Mag
asiuss. A full supply Of stationery
Store next door to Mrs. Wiuchester's Mil.
lncry shop. Main Street, River Falls. n6
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS
Mira. 4. II. Scales,

NIr8s y - . SoC"
Has the best assortment Of Confectionery,
Stationery. Canned Fruits. Green Apples
Pictures, Notions etc., ever brought to XIV
Or Falls. She soliciis a share OF pubic
patronage. Main Street. River Falls.
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and Dress Making.
.N No. r. HEASLEY

Respectfully informs the lalies of River
Fslls and vicinity this: she will cut and 1T
dsessss, and make aud trim bonnets and
hsls in the latest styles. Second door
eath Of Saunders L Green's. fb-if
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O. O.. SrfMSoN.

Surgeon Deatist Rooms over g !. Ap-
iIshert,s store. Main street. River Falls
Dsniis,ry yerformed in all it's different
aAfSpches work Warrante ed. fh-ff
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ers.
His Majesty Of sazony Is the autho,
Of eleven books.
The steamer Katie has broken in tvo
and is total loss.
Milwaukee has worry severe attack
Of the horse disease.
General Berdan ia manufacturing
rifles in st. Petersburg.
The 6nal situation in New York 10
again as favorable a. usual.
The late Hon. John A. Grisvold's
life was insured for $4,000.
Lieutenant Fred. Grant is ordered
to join his regiment in Texas.
Prince Leopold, of Great Britain, IL
a collector of American autographs.
A political breakup ip the French
National Assembly is not improbable.
The Pennsylvania constitutional con.
vention met at Harrisburg yesterday.
Seven Boston banks we're burned out.
but only one, the Frseman's, suspended
temporarily.
The International Insurance Com.
pany of New York has been put into
a receivers hands,
The internal revenue ID expected to
yield SOS, 900, 900 the current fiscal
year, against $3.50, oOo,o last year.
Governor English il said to be the
person who has just promised the New
Haven county bar $4,000 library.
The new government ofMexico prom
ises to aid this country in putting .
stop to outrsges and disturbances on tss
frontier.
The Rev Mr.. Hstshi pastor Of tho
Unitariu Church in Westboro Mass,
has accepted call from Sscraasnta,
California.
Major II. H. Maya, Of Rick Iaaasa,
has fallen heir to sl50.O00 by tbs
death of his uncle aud god father, tho
Rev. Henry Brown, Of NorfOltshirs.
England,
Miss Lizzie Perry, daughter Of the
Hon. Aaron F Perry, was married ct
Cincinnati on Tuesday, to Mr.. Herman
Groesbeck, son Of the Hon. William 8.
Groesbeck.
Gen. Logan's son, who is paymsster
of the Yellowstone expedition. was rob.
he'd Of $4,000 by highwaym"n while
travelling in the Helena snd Ogden
stage coach last month.
LYDIA +, Aver, niece Of Dr.. Aver
of Lowell, Mass. by suit against the
city of Norwich. Ct, receives $500
for injuries received when thrown from
wagon in that city.
Cluseret, it is stated, is writing his
autobiography. Is it remarkable fact,
or is it not, that every other man you
meet considers that his story Of his own
career must prove of interest to the hu-
man race!
Manron Marble, proprietor Of the
New York World. who was reported
as hopelessly i'll few weeks since; 10
fnlly restored to health. aud returned TO
his post as editor Of the World last
Wednesday,.
The pope is said to have made this
remark when told Of the marriage Of
Pere Hyacinthe: "The saints be prais-
ed; the renegade has taken his punish
ment into his own hands. The ways Of
Providence are irscrutable'
The Republican members 'af tSs
Spanish Cortes propose to demand Tho
Immediate emancipation Of oil slavss IN
the Spanish domiuions They propose
to pay the owners in Cuba and Porto
Rico certain price per head.
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MISS GRACE WILCOX.

MISS GRACE WILCOX.
IL Agent fer Singers Sewing Machine. A
fsll supply Of Machines and extras con-
staatiy on hand at the Book Store Of 4. J.
Wilcox III It
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p. r. BRACKET. Proprietor

P. +. BRACKET. Proprietor.
River Falls Wisconsin
The beautiful Kinnickinnick runs close
70 this house: and the facilities for Trout
Sshing, and hunting are unexcelled. fbn
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E W. REED

Dss'er in Watches, Clio ks and Jewelry.
! Msin street Repairing done on short n"5
tise, aud warsnseato give satisfaction. BIT
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MILLER D. WESTFAll.
BANKERS.
pRxscorr WISCONSIN.
DEALERS ~
Foreign and Dome stic
ExcI,anrc.

Receives Deposits and do General
Banking Business. the same rs an organ
ised bank. Interest allowed on Deposits
BY special arrangements. Collections
promptly attended 10. .Fev
Also Agents for the GUARD. lamar ana
kHsksy ylRc ~ Ocean RtssasSHp fs'u
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j. WATSON,

&nddIor and Harness Maker
shop in Childs' Building, corner Of Main
aud Sycamore Street.
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N. Y RUHNS

NJ. BU9NSs,.
frsns, wagons, tuggies and sliighs. and
issa repairing. a. hi. shop opposite Prairie
Wills. A specia'ity made OF ironing bug
siss aud light work. 10 Il
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Our Dakota Correspondence.

MAPLE RIVER STATION, Nov. 4, 1872
Ed. JOURNAL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-19
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMoORAOY.

On the 18th ult. the Democratic
State Convention of New Hampshire
met and adopted the following plat
form:
L. That the party is pledged to a
perpetuity of the Union, a strict obe-
dance to the Constitution, and an
honest enforcement of the laws.
2. Protection to the rights of every
citizen in accordance with the funda-
mental law.
3. Opposition 20 every species of
corruption, in all departments of the
municipal, State and National govern
ments.
4. No privileged classes and no
privileged capital.
5. A tariff to raise money for the
necessary expenses of the Federal
Government and not for the benefit
of monopolists.
James A. Weston was re-nominated
for Governor by acclamation, and
Henry Calory, of Keene, was nomi-
mated for railroad commissioner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-19

Mrs. DUNIwAY is after the Grant
die-nasty in the following language,
which we quote from her Ne,o North
aoest, of last week:
We all see to-day that the whole
aim of Gen. Grants administration is
to manipulate the party wires SO as to
re-elect the National horse jockery,
in order that the present Federal ap-
pointees may retain their fat positions
The appointing. power is one that has
ever been excessively abused, and
we trust that it will soon reach its
elimination, not only by the passage
OF the Sumner proposition, but by an
Amendment to the Constitution
which shall altogether restrain the
Presidents appointing power. Ifmen
and women were alike eligible to
Federal offices, and ifevery office hold
er knew that SO long as his or her be-
havior was irreproachable there would
be no danger of removal; if the sala-
rIes OF such were not SO large as to
cause rich men to squander large
sums to obtain them, and if bribery
and corruption were considered
the crimes they really are, we should
have done with much of the trickery
OF our present political wire-pullers
But while the appointing power re-
mains as it is we are strongly in favor
OF limiting the Presidents official life
TO one term.