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The Baltimore Sun says of the les
son from Connecticut:
The recent reelection of Senator
Ferry by the Connecticut Legislature
is of significant augury, as exhibiting
impressively the strength which can
be exerted in the way of political re-
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Connecticut Legislature had adhered
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The Connecticut Coalition.
dispatch to the St. Louis Republican


The coalition in Connecticut be
tweentIe Democrats and Republicans,
by which the Legislature of that
State decided to re-elect Senator
Ferry for six years from the fourth of
March next, has excited very general
comment here, and is looked upon by
the supporters OF Mr.. Greeley rs one
of the promising indications of a Goa
'lition at Baltimore. While Mr.. Ferry
has not openly identified himself
with the Liberal Republican move
ment, his recent votes and speeches
shows that he is heartily antagonistic
to the extreme legislation which the
Republican party continues to press
in Congress. To-day, on the news of
his reelection being received in the
Senate, he was only congratulated by
Messrs. Trumbull and Sehurz and
other Liberal Republicans. The adj
ministration Republicans from that
State in Congress declare that the
Connecticut coalition breaks up the
caucus system there, and turns the
State over to the Democrats for the
future.
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Another excuse for delay in the final
publication of the New Orleans In
vestigation Committee has been found.
Enough of it has already leaked out
to make the sacrifice of Collector
Casey necessary, and, as ifto enlarge
the value of that concession to public
opinion, the removal of his deputy,
Herwig, is also announced. This is
a mere fetch, for Deputy Collectors
term does not outlast that of his prin-
cipal. But, although this has been
done on account of the damaging ma
ture of the Committees report, it is
now told that more testimony is to be
taken. This will postpone therevela-
tons which are so much dreaded and
if the whole affair can be put off I'M
til Congress is out of the way, the re-
port may sleep securely until after
next November, or be calmly doetored
at leisure. n. Y. Tribune.
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A LudicrOuS Blunder.

1t will be remembered that the
other day, in the q. 5. Senate, Mr..
Chandler, of Michigan, made yehe
ment announcement that some party
or parties were engaged in forging his
frank to documents of opposition
members of Congress, having the
laugh turned against him by another
Senator, who likewise complained that
some one had been using his frank to
send his constituents one of Chan
dler's speeches. This strange misap-
plication of privilege of doubtful
utility proves not to have been the
device of the enemy, but the result of
a funny blunder which the Washing
ton Chronicle gives as follows:
The Committee on Contingent
Expenses after grave and solemn in
vestigation, find that number of
thousands of speeches of various SEN
ators were sent to a lady to be folded
and put in envelopes. She innocent
~ did her work promiscuously and
then carefully counted out the num-
Der for each. Imagine Chandler
proudly ranking Blair's anti-ku-
klax speech and sehurz's attack on
the Administration to his red hot Re-
publican supporters in Michigan,
while Blair complacently loads the
mails for Democrats of his own stamp
with Morton's speech styling him
the political offspring of schurz, and
Schurz meanwhile hurrying off in all
directions Conkling's excoriation of
himself in the recent debate. Think,
too, of the effect of Chambers scorch-
ing review OF the Democratic party
and its record upon a dyed-in-the
wool jeff. Davis Democrat of South
ern Missouri. An attack of cholera is
u feeble oomparisoa.
"We do not know just how far
this has gone, but quite far enough,
it is clear, to make as much fuss as
swapping couple of thousand
babies"
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Why any Democrat should want a
better tariff platform than the one
suggested by Mr.. Greeley, and adopt
ed at Cincinnati, passes eomprehen-
sion. If the people can not declare
what they want, what right have they
to assume that they are Democrats ?
When Mr.. Greeley says that if the
popular representatives of the people
pass free trade law, he viii sign it;
or if they pass a protective tariff law,
he will sign that; or if they adopt a
medium course and pass revenue
tariff law, lie will sign that, he has
agreed to do just what the people want
to do themselves, which is the
purest sort of Democracy. He does
not propose to interfere with the will
of the country by vetoing its demand,
but offers to submit to the will of the
majority. A free trader could do no
more. In fact. this is Democracy ex-
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What Nh. Greeley of the Tribune
said seaas ageFof the Southin his zeal
far the perpetnity of the Union, the
South is ready to forget and forgive,
because he is believed to he honest,
-. il i believed that he IL
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-05-25

The island OF Jamaica, which for d
long time after the emancipation of
its slaves seemed to be going to decay,
is now in a prosperous condition. The
public revenue for the last financial
year was 9407, 900, and the expendi-
lures but f3s5, 900, leaving a surplus
of E22 900 in the Treasury from the
receipts of a single year. Owing to
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established at Spanish Town. The
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unwilling he may be to work steadily
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ground to cultivate. A recent inquiry
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own and cultivate small tracts of land
About 5000 small sugar mills are dis
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They are mostly worked by horse
power, and are quite apart from the
mills on the larger properties in the
hands of the white planters. There
is nothing that stimulates the energy
and ambition of the African like Civ
ing them land Of their own to work.
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