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New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG &c.--In steamship wepbala. A,tl 2&-NrN
Shear and cLeT, Chas. 4 erp ca W.. l-n Ad Csi.
A w c. Barclay Ss Drsmore. Ms Sophie Sit ~ 20 See.
L. L. Rawi;1er, VIM. D. Dnuof, . Jacll 1al lad -
bert Boyen Ferdinand Kobe, Mr. Caor ko-e 0Na ia rss
Ell s,on Miss julia Marx Mrs Maria Llud end % 1s
hsuer j.. H. lieinslme. Mrs Gen &p,,, NJ kve' Is
Bertha Stral Mrs Charles Herolinus and tSn & l's,
Elise FOhr. Ms Hahn. Nrs Conu0lare kufve-.
family aud h. Burger and hnlG Hugo Maa -
lady s. Levy aud family Jacob Adler f. Neblsh Al p
speyer. Croeu Mss Aithlle Hohnlrg. MGmaH sd
family Miss Naegele, Dr. Noeggerat NOmmef br IH
aai lady C. Horsna s. H. BsdSn MrS Dr g. e Z. Wsoer nr~
Baldwin Nicholas Mhlr Miss H. Cowe-. Mrs = O. N's.ns
aud child Miss Flora Williams A. Ge rsnbccL, Hm Ii.. G.
Meyer Eugenio Csstsro, Francis Bngnr Eisari L. f~tS
Alfred Ktere Henry FeAe ard son. Lriws Ks e bert K"has
Josenh Dech0cT Leopold Semaan, Segm1nl tlnann o. IN
Herihe Il NJ Mier opPeEseme, a eerels j. 4 " ee - .s
Joseph H. Sehn9 and family ,irt Jo,epsle eil aess hFg,r
Mass Reicher H. NJ Mlhkc lady ld tso eliter is
Klein James Thompson Holn, trch Gustav Kahn, HeF.as
schlemaer, Friedrich Richter, Wm. Snyder, Hray Geses
Peter wilhelm Rehm Carl Weiss, r. DIOR fN~i-
man, Ernestine Smonon Mss Minnie Simon-og, Mn fuss
Rebm DIR ami family eHrr S.ecsmes aud a. Cor
semper lady, Mrs EIa9ek Klein Adiph Shusg ~ rl~s
srasbug. Gustsyu Sburs b. leyman and lazy Herr Dss.
Josephine Singer sR i've ehren vs. T. Rnchr anJ t.
children Poehr Victor L. Gran Bsar va sehroe i and
M Appolona B1seher John Schmidt ard l' Mn. Annt
Nc Phi Strkea Mrs BRma luees Mrs liusl sei NJ sic
Mr Clemeane ScAu Ma FrirrAe Iohn, Mss feA yF
b. OuenioIf
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
CRIMINAL COTRTl.

At the Tombs Police Court Joseph Logan and Ann
Trel held estea for trial FOR breaking into henry Hartman
apartments at No. % Chtr,-sL, Wednesday night
At the Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday, John
OConnel Coach hell By Just scott deital. 5000
bail charge II assaung Michael MAag, opposite IaaMay
Hall. on Tuesday afternoon.
Gabriel Cleric, charged with passing counter
fet so bill he yesterisy IN 5000 ba Commissioner
shields quantity OF counterfeit money found IN Csrne
when be arrested
In the Kings County Court of Sessions, yesterday,
William Farrell pleaded guilty charge OF burglary 10 tie
gree the years. John k
john BOYLE
esaoa a sentenced " the Pentenay four EACH
Harry Edwards of the Norwegian ship Skiold. was
fold guilty Bo the Norwegian Consul at this port of
sssa1g the Tie Consul Gee 1ed that Ewas shoa be
Norway hna tni ami applied esed to Ocrn 70
bis decson TAe Commissioner bigans ~ tie
tody Of United States Marshal wh1 VII. hd Ln subject demand
from Horwsy.
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judges HO-
Shsndey aud scott yester' James R for pulling olt
Of the Owned BY W. v H tbs
ienary month aad fRei $RS Theodore Truy eed
sal,ng Harriet johnson, eooed fixed Michael D0Wng
Lender VI. Lanon OF Northampton Mass board the
steamboat Continental, Peniieniary E0aiL-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
A pRrsoynR ESCAPES FROM rae roMDs

Michael DonOhue was committed to tie
Tombs on April % await trial for burglary and feo
Nous assault; having attempted to break into Tire
liquor store Of John White, at No. 80 Baxer-st and
fred the proprietor lie escaped yesterday from the
Tombs In o novel manner. Ann CorcOran, visitor, had
called to see her brother who incarcegItei OF t-
tier with D0nohuc, and the later. VINO was iLi'l
his daily Is minutes walk IN the corridor, emdnc1 atr
pass, at the time announcing hmsef az keeper
Sue gave him the pass aud nc prcsentedt to The NIig,
cate-kecpeTs ANA Was allowed 10 80 uuqiesIloned 10
was missed IN "a few moments, and Tue woman as
taken custody. and committed 10 await an invest-
CATION by tho Commissioners OF Charities and COrrec-
u
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
VIM COyGRESS-sECOND SESSION

erS,rp WARRINGTON Thursday, April 25, 1872.
Mr.. Scorr Rep., PENN, from the Ku-Klux
Committee, reported the testimony re's " fiofida
Georgia. Alabama, and Mississippi.
Bills were introduced as follows
., o,harS ,b Of VA. Of pneumatic abe'eleeo,
magnetic, OF stationary steam power eE- 49,.
Mr.. MORTON Rep, Ind.). from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported with amondmehts'
bill suppementary to the Enforcement act of May 1870
providing for and relating to tho appointment OF Super
Mr. PR ATT tIicp Ind) from the Committee on PEN
ions re- ported adversely the bill allowing all WIDOWS
soldiers of the OF 1872 pensions withoat reioo0o
Mr. po CoIE dep Cali asked to havc read at tne osk
some remarks made by Mr. Sargent In the House, III re
aticn to tho action OF the California Senators on VI
Goat Island matter objection made on the ground
that IL out OF order TO refer IN tho senate u io
Aner come discussion as TO the rule. Mr.. SHERMAN
dep, Ohio suggested that Mr.. Cole would have an op;
Iortunity mako his remarks when the Goat Island
bill should como before the Senate Inc matter was
Mr. FENToN Rep., N. " presented petition of tho
Auditor and commissioners OF the Canal Department OF
the state Of NewYork for the extension Tor two years.
OF the privilege conferred bv the Tariff act OF july H.
1870 In regard the importation Of machinery and other
appliances for steam cable towing upon tho eanas VI
The Deficiency bill came up unfinished business
Mr.. ALCORN Hep., MssJ offered an amendment 70 the
should apply to judgments heretofore rendered by
the Court Of Claims. Agreed to-
Mr. SHERMAN (Rep, ObO) moved to strike out OF the
amendment the prov ision tbat judgments oI inc EOnt
Of Claims Ia suits arising ont or the RcbclIiOn s os
he paid unless out Of special appropriations made Tor tho
purpose. Agreed 10.
MIR. FIiELINGHUYSEN (Iep., N. J) moved to amend
Mr Acorns amendment, already adopted, as 10 make
apply only to in which IL has been found as
proven fact that the claimant had gwen aid or comfort "
the Rebellion. Agreed top to 49,
Mr.. BAYARD lDem., Deli offered an amendment pro.
vdng that proof Of loyalty to tine United States or OF
having given aid or comfort TO the Rebellion shall
be required OF any party to suit cognizaho by inc
Court OF Claims founded contract with The United
States entered into since the suppression OF the Rebellion
Agreed 10.
MIR. ALCORN offered the following amendment:
fad Torf JlreT Tat sny nent heretofore rendered In
which the of loyalty passed
application Of the claimant certify to the
Of ioYa sA0Wn by the evidence record Agreed to-
Mr.. MOrIffs Amendment rs amended was then agreed
tO-Yeas %; Nays, IT,
Having considered In the Committee OF the Whole,
the bill reported 10 the Senate when an amondnent
adopted increasing the salary OF the Second Con-
trOller OF the Treasury " 5000
Mr.. HOWE called up the bill authorizing the West
Wisconsin Railroad Company 10 construct railway
bridge Lake St. Croix at Hudson, Wis, and 1t
passed
Pending final action the Deficiency bill, the Senate
at $50 O'clock adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
POSITION OF TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
DUTY BEFORE PARTY.
M

The Radicals say the Democratic party is
deInoralized. defuncl obhtersed, and all that, yet
sssume towards the Cincinnati Convention. There
Happen to be about three millions OF voters IN this o3qn
try whose opinions Test upon the principles which
siyided the country at the time the constitution
sdopted These millions controlled by them convie-
fons of public duty and wherever they discern pain
they believe TO be the way OF duty, they VIII mol
hesitate 10 follow &c. II Republicans who shan
sfsemble at Cncinnati next month Should Nel
~ be their duty tO assume as The Dasis ol tAeIr
future action determination 10 eIcft REFORMS "hieh
abe regular Organization Oi thsn party ncBects, ana
when the welfare Ot the country Gcmhnds' ana lhOae
who &pploeiate Lle prOpIcty VI ouch action iron Dem
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
DECISIONS-APRL 25.

Supreme CoTt--ChGmLGsB Judge Brady
sgt gahorler stied Carer agt Ksn-APieA dim ssii
section 3 3l9 suwel It al agt speudg and oiheAoweace
$50 Levy ct hoHhes.-See opinion
Superior Comt-Special 1crm-By Judge Monell--
Labrsp WeEltMotion granted cOndtiona cp.nion
Judge Curts-Clarke FullerMoion granted Shaus
Tie Manhattan Gasght COmpanyOrer granted Martinez s Ja
cobon1he MoJre Sullyan ct aLIhe Dlery
Pendt.-The
Common Pleds-Specal 1erm-By Judge Loew.-
Lucinda Morgsn-Peton granted Smith Harlem
Motion TO dismiss action granted without The
People wkennngMoon Judgment forfeited
reeognnces grante payment fees
Chamerainhoon denied with eaye to after bill Of
has been served Welsh Rnan Industrial Savings
Banf-ModOa granted without costs to either party.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP Skw -YORK -,

PORT or Skw-yoRK K................ .....APsiLfa
CLEARED.
Steamship Crescent City Van Sce tAvsns Atlantic Mail sesnsss
Co
steamship Herman Livingston, CAesenan, sAvsaasA Ln'ss
For h Co
Steamship Volunteer BOodxOoi philadelphia LoT!aEl seassA,
Co
Steamship wes,phars sehvencn Hamburg &C. Kunhsrt Ce
Steamship d. utev Davis. Philadelhis, J. y. BrggL
Steamship A. e. suaers Wares. Pm alelph.A
Steamship Chesapeake Johsson Portland. J z Arncs
Steamship Glaueus Walden. Boston. II. T. d nOck.
Steamship Metropolis Casiue Hamilton, BeTmala lunI BIo<
Steamship Frank Pierce. rbiladelDha
Steamship Vulcan. Wilcox. lLladeph.a-
Shin Harvest Queen, Jarsn San frauesco sutton Ia
BarA YteAa (Br villains, SasTud via D~bey. Ua' HtS
Parker
Boekmam 100. $500. o...-l -.
nsrAAuon GeY1 Fucke Brrmen via Philadelphia. ohca ~
Bar. Dssrle llank Barbados "a. IuF~ srdsas >aHs
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
A VERDICT AGAINST TIE THIRD AYE RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The old suit OF John II. Stroud against the
Thrdayc. Railroad Company. came up before Judge
Curtis OF the Superior Court, yesterday for trial
Plaintiff claims that be received, Nov. 80 1862 transfer
ticket for Harlem. and, it happened to be dated the
day previous the conductor refused 10 allow him 20 ride
unless his fare paid Stroud refused, and In the
struggle that ensued, during which he was elected by
the conductor, he thrown against the dashboard
and his spine severely injured as 10 prevent him
from working ever since. lie claims $4,000 damages
The suit u defended the ground that no transfer
ticket offered, but that the plaintiff refused 10 pay
his fare and, being ordered from the ear, applied
foul cpitets to the conductor and drew revolver Tue
jury gave the plaintiff 1920
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
FIRE IN BROOKLYN

A fire occurred yesterday morning on the
fourth of tho brick building Nos. J. p and Yokst
Brooklyn, owned by George Hudson Sous. The ic $500
and lnsurauces folIows
Gtoe Soas. loss bung 5000 stock o. ps'sr
hanngs tools go; lrCd b, ths Pcn Comrinr o SO
Fremans Trust, $500 Nassau. t2tf Coune thl $3.50 J. y
Sherman SdlJ tie Gchnsr ~
TI5OO Phen1 $500: II. NJ Garncr joJ rgter loss "a tte
$780, insured S350 by the eslas $5 nv toe N'hAHs
bugh Ctgi Ha Bros LoglPAe l0ss ssoc eO'i ns-e '
$1,000
establishment, where "a small lamp cNp.Oded.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
DRIFT OF DISCUSSION IN THE INDEPENDENT
PRESS.


From The Loaisr.lt ColukrsJlur1ri
The Greeloys, Summers, Trumbulls, Palmers,
Browns, and SChurzes who formed the Repn0lcan
PARTY fought its battles and led H 10 ts Victories have
not declared against Repuhlicanism hut against
Grantism. They make the noble atOnement 10 tie
country Of protesting against the Wholesale and syste
matte corruption, usurpaon and oppression introduced
into the administration OF government by the men whom
they placed In power. These need no other plat
FORM they require better credentials TO popular favor
than-Oppositon! That is the word. Opposition 10
,cpots secti.n, bribery bayonet Tul,, dlstranchisc
Inent, spOaiion OF the public revenues ana their ms
appropriation, and endless catalogue OF abuses ana
crimrs whiC u are all summed up IN Word-Grantsm
This platform sufficient The great curse OF the coun
fly Grant and his dO2tr0us partlSans To drive them
irom power platform enough and glory enough for one
camp ign. When country IS thus wrOnccd, dttrauded
and oppressed the first duty OF patriots Is opposllon
lie people understand it, Otncg considerations
uIe
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
DEPAR1URE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, APkIL 2i

FRIDAY. APKIL 2i
No Steamship Mails.
Pan CLOSED Mail only sen. By the Williams Gsisa so<
Inmal Line Steamships.
SATURDAY April n
Mails for Rurore via Liverpool steamship City OF PAfh
close at m. No Supplementary Nail
lrlss IN Closed NAL is seui b. hi line.
Mats the German States Brenea stesmshp HernAa
close HOO IL German mail only b. u Ge.
SUNDAY. APRIL 23
Ms close at II o'clock Tac tOstCGee Is from
u. ~ ii a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
DEALERS IN DANGEROUS KEROSENE PROSE
IUTEn

CUTED.
One hundred retail dealers in kerosene were
summoned yesterday before Civil Justice Fowler Of the
Third District Court, the complaint Of Chas. +. Gil
dersleve Chief Of the Bureau OF Combustibes OF the
Fire Department. on the charge OF selling Kerosene be-
low tho standard test established by law The proof was
given in each Judgments were entered in u mum
Der Of cases and fines imposed and Others Judgment
was suspended the accused agreeing procure licenses
and 20 conform TO the requirements Of tho law Com
plants also made against several dealers in liquid
gus but proof In each lacking, these cases
were adjourned for two weeks
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
PASSENGERS APRTTED.

FROM LOSDoN-In steamship Helvei. Anril 2S.-Rev. 4
Griffin Ind m lr Hare Capt Geo Eget aal mm! " RS alta
Mrs. Woeie aud children. Mss T.. Law Sir Btacf s.r J.
Keuon Meredith 1hos r. }. Jep,son Ms G'ssA
Mss Eul, Rosebgook C. Quincy Mr. wglson NJ ss
Miss Mathews
PROM HAyANA-n steamship Mlssouh, April 2 Cp, TseeU
Pason L. 4 NJ. and vile e. r. Mel and family. Ms h. T. Nvss
X Bachens MIs. tOnlu, j. u Baker ferr Rev. oh -
wife Miss r. Hale Miss " II. Butler. L. 1oue uolsiea. H.
Lester WIFE d. Fisher Mues Bunon. e4i ami
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

b1A /. CNs~e
10!
1874 Luckermar act. Eichorn.
H75. Wilson, Assignee agt. Trem'
per ct al.
fl3J. Sinclair. jr. ets'. agt Killeen
27lT. .Linde agt. Morrisey ct al.
2 SO. .Benniean agL The Mayor
sc.
2493. ALLEN agt McCaf'il. inpld.
1858. shepard 1t al agt. DenisDn.
3U2l. .Neei Sewing Machine Co,
agi. Howard.
30S. .Coiemsn et sl. agt. Valentine
1858. Nudge sgt. Parker e. al.
3o1. Same agL Same.
5000. Post agt Kingsley.
PART ll.-BARRErr. J.
PITS. .Ames L. o'rs agt. Ca.herwoOd
2SJ0i WOODS agt DemaresL
29J9. The Maryland Coal Co. agt
EdgardL
1861. Hagen * sno. agt. Hamill.
2f5i. Mills ct al. sgt. Smith & ano
2g82. Com Exchange Nat. B'k sgt
Francis.
3022i Holm agt. Recke < aao.
2826. .Springstsad agt. Rims.
2278i Wood agt. Helley i ano.
l5ft Reid AIT Locmel.
2y24. Allen agt. Layton K ano.
3OI. .Rinke et al agt IIesly.
CHAxBsRs BRADY, J.-Opers at
q. .Conk agt. COnk.
los. N alcoln agt. Allen.
ia. In the matter Of the Petition
Of Edward :. Weeks
III. .Hewott agt Bronson.
ll9. Bradford agt. BoarJlmsb.
l30. .Bayne agt Hopkins.
l3l. Same sgt. Same.
14O. Kuhn e. al agt. Gescheidt
lsl. stephens sgt. STEPHENS.
liJ. In the matter. Ao., VI J. K
Croley ct al
li9. Brigham ag;. National Capt
Ia las. Co.
I5i. Nichols agt Seigel et al.
l52. .Weesnd agt Thomas ct al.
l5J. .Hansell agL Thomas, &c.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERN
II O. m.
1912. .Holt sgt VIII, err, &c.
1887. .pugsley agt. iIealy.
l0J1. .LamOeer agt Mayer, and an
other.
l7i6. Bliss, jr. agt. Foot
PART H. - CURTIS
lOl2. .lisrje,
CosSos PLEAs-RQufrY rERs.
81. .TroIell
TRIAL TERN-PARr Ill.
lt39. Pratt at. N. \. Central and
Hudson River r. Il. TO.
li65. Sun Mutual Ins. CO. sgt- Tai
inatge.
1917. Hoffman agt. Link et al.
l7J. .lleydecker agt Lombard et al
l5t2. .Michaelis (sn infan) at.
Seconi.ave. II. X. TO.
1886. .EdSari Miehaelis ag:. Same.
1855. .Clegy, admir-. sgt Bell.
l3lS. .Wimpfheim agt Nat. \. 3.
Cs.
S59..Rsacke ag.. Lycomlng Ins
Co
1929. .Holloway agt. Prlngla
l5le. Stein act. Drutsch.
80. .Courberry agt. Hunt
1877. .Starritt sgi. Whitney.
MARiSH CouRr-rRIAL TERa-
Calendar cal
400. .Gutvelier at. Bennins.
1i91. .Behreas agt. Dosing.
B6lj. Wilson agt Parmlee.
Bao3. .sohay her SgL Bhggs
BB7O. Love Ngt Baruh.
$500. .Doran ast Ms,ir.
s6It. Bell agt Uoheo.
0ii6. .McDougtll ayt Hatch,
1RT. lIenpett agt lio'enthai.
0,pJ. .kfAscr az. intrli1
BS,J.. h-ll ssI l. nch.
1851 WI On lgt Harris.
551J. brc.let AIT. Lfoa.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

the end O, tho present month Judge Brady promptly
mo n, order TO show cause why the appropriation
m,d nal he made and the case will DO argued before
shu" . ~ norrow There nino OF these reporters,
al OF whom cOmpetont ana experienced meh
and nrd have va faithfully performed their duties.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun n-. sos fa Mjoi 1873
|
Sandy Hook island. lelJ Hell iaie PerT. tS
| THB pAN-P
Island lOrSj Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

4. m.
3J1l .Fas,ches.er Nat. Bk. OF Mt.
: Vernon, n. \. act. CahllL
307s. .Hsligarten agt. Cobcil.
. 3075. .Besson ct al agt. IcDaaiel.
..h19. Wetzler agt. Class.
, 3J3l. Fullerton at. CAlrlicS.
1923. Weldon agt. Wild. u.
i26l9. ierch agt. DeIbeimer.
23J5. The Pheaix IuA Co. sg;.
. Roberts
l296s. .DervisOhn act. Rcsl ct Al.
. Yi3r. Baker and ana. sgt. Sanger.
1879. Van veohien agi Murray.
3,t7. .Goodeye and sno. agt. Alien
brand.
-Oeens AZ l0i a. Short causes.
. J056. Wood . Brothers Co. sgt
Montgomery.
. '2l73. Curtis agt. Randall e, al.
l2Il4. Paine Sgt Westscott K Ors.
ii6l. Watson agt. BOVINE.
2486. Stewart agt. Marques.
2,Si5. Hess. assignee, act. Stewart.
l2i06 . Briant X aao. egL Lambert.
l21lf. Chandler agL Van Allen.
l2J3J. .Geiney at. Wood, imprd.
l2y2. .Kernas. el al. ags. HsrIaBg.s
, B-t Upham agt Pomeroy.
g32. .Hine 4 aao. sat. Hsskins.
1852. Nelson agi. Hunt. impfd.
10 a. IN. calendar called at ~ N.
l5i. Wet1ler at. Same.
rs. .Schift ct 81. sgt. same.
l56. Butler agL Same.
Isl MACK agL Same.
lbl. Morris agt. Siearns etsl.
l67. Nichols agL Seigel ani others.
l68. Harrison ayt CleTelaud.
l70. .first NATL Bank n. \ sgt
Lake Superior Ship Canal
X. X. aud Iron Go.
. III. metropolitan NaVl Bank agt.
Same.
~. .Natiouai Currency Dank sgt.
Wild et al.
lT5. .Rnright sg;. EnriSht.
| Can No. l7s.
PART I.-MosRLL, "opens at
Short c,uss.
l9U3. .McCullses agt. Often.
! 1888. Bailey agL GnsNoll.
b. lI1i. Reed. ct al. agt- The Bartlett
| Reversible Sowing Machine
Co.
"Opens al II a. IN.
, agt. Bnideh
-RoBiSsoN, "opens at Ham.
agt HAYNES.
Y. DAILY, "Opens at II An.
7b). .Springsteen sgt Clark & sno.
1870. Bartlett agt Bast Tennessee
Zinc Co.
| 1880. Same agk Bradley.
~ Order.
1904. FISHER agt. Cohen.
li6T. .Lerh agt. Leaor.
lOt. Woods sgL The Disciples OF
Christ Ia City " n. I.
9p9. .Caremsn agt. Mackenzie.
1881. .Band!ow sgt Hartman.
TO. .Peaboiy aIt. Spcyen~
liN. Fitzgerald, adm'r., agt Malt
land.
202l. CLARK sgt. Gibbs
1925. .Taninbsum agt. McGlll
l3oO. .Casslzca ast. Euneo.
-PARr I.--CuRrs. "opens and
lied at 10 A. IN.
1887. .Reinhelmer at. llernoo.
6B9j. .Gctsoa agt MotitL
lB993. .ldea agt Campbell.
Bs1. .Sllber agt. Thira.asc. E-R.Co.
$3.50. Wallace agL Dawson.
1901 Woods sgt Csnpbell.
5Y1,l Hook agi. Ferris
jg02 Mobile Agt GilAiusoa.
e9iG. .Iichens'liler ,gt. hagei
aal ARNOLD ag, McLane.
89l!..Sm th agl Smilh
l8lls. .Eliuer AT pulau
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
WHO PAYS THE PUBLIC DEBT I


We are told 10y Grants Office holders that
the PRESIDENT is reducing the public debt This is too
thD. The same thing has been said flequenty during
the last Geary. Even If IL true that
the heads of National and State Governments had
anything at all to with the finances of their respect
i've Governments the question very naturally arises
Why should they not pay OF the public debts OF state
and nation when we, the people, put money into thslr
Lands for that PURPOSES We certainly do not expect
them TO steal IT, WAen Grant elected IL was not eX-
pectcd that he would want to take millions out Of tae
bubble purse to buy SAuto Domingo with. Yet II the
people had not protested against It's purchase, ana u
Charles Summer had not reDuked oar modern AhaO,
Santo Domingo would have been added t. our already
too extensive territory, aud public debt thereby IN
creased by millions. No! If to any Oicer OF inc
United Government credit Is duo for tho IeduC
ton of the public debt, that officer Is Secretary Bout
we'll We hold however that to The people alone Is quo
the credit-Secretary Boutwell, is merely the paymaster.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
The Western Railway Company of Cuba is

negotiating loan 1i sjoO.OO) In London to complete
their line. which Ia 10 connect Havana and Plnar del
Rio the chcf town oT the western province Tho rnil.
rnd h o. bD 10 Mills long of wlnch 81 axe already com
Detod and open Tor public traffic.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

Pan, srsu1pr-o J-Opsn, ,,d Csierday c,lie1 81 10
slea shon.y sgt Callahan .Hsasmsa sgt Rade
s7r6 WaTbgr.on set Knz gs7g. Alook szt Woh
1901 Uoa,ngn sg, Cohen asg3. Newton ag'. Heshsh
gl67 WjIso9 set Julian. g22J. syaoli- hehsir
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New-York tribune., 1872-04-26

ocratc and other parties should unite with them In
measures to accomplish their purpose, IL would not
make Republicans Democrats OF Democrats Republican,
would no gnorcd as not pertinent to the crisis. Tho
duty OF the day would be observed by uDicn OF all who
were impressed with he necessity OF the especial re-
forms sought regnrfcss OF former Associations. and
without doseron of any principle that previously gov
erned them.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
THE DEMOCRACY RFsOLUTE FOR A GREAT END.
ryo,, Tl, Ver Ilbr7y Lr9ger.
Tue PRETENDED CONFIDENCE OF TIE OFFICE
HOLDERS.
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The movement of the Liberal Republicans is
causing intense alarm among the Radicals They are
attempting 70 tclitte it in every way the jnty air
Of confidence tney assume only exposes more fny her
il-disgused fears Senator Wilson, in New-lOrk, on
Wednesday night, concluded bis speech with renewed
appeal to the dsaectcd Republicans 10 return To Ao
ranks and the speakers generally exhibited their serious
apprehensons by extraor binary amount OF Boosting
the general result III the meantime tho uic rolls
on, gaining new strength with every swell When tHe
waves approached Mrs PartngiOns dwelling. the od
lady az frst LAUGHED at them and then attempted 10
sweep them away with brOOn-but tue ocean was 700
much for her, and she compelled To abandon
the hopeless fob II tho Radicals f to learn wisdom
from her experience. tho people Will teach them lesson
Al the pOlls wllch viii mover be forgotten by thenl
New-York tribune., 1872-04-26
COrRT CALRsDARS-Trs DAY.

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