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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
TuC QUARANTINE INyESTlGATrON

Tn, members OF the Committee Of Invest
geuon and Rcircnchment have not yet acted upon tho
dispatchos received from Washington Tuesday
ing authorizing them 20 mvessIe the eEt)rt1us prac.
tced in connection with the Quarantine snd Health
regulations. AMI consequently have not determined
whom theY VIII begin boar testimony relating % that
subject n 4, stated that determination prevails
among majority OF th3 members 70 complete tho Gus
tom house investigation before lklng up any new mat
ter the Committee has voted to helr tho evidence
OF Gems P0cter aud B,bcock IN Washington it Is MT
likely that the inquiry into the Quarantine affairs may
bo made IN that city Such proceeding would Of ncces-
sfy mako the invests sation exceedingly incomplete a.
many merchants who could readily attend on the Com
mitfee whio sitting here would lind II almost impossible
TO leayo their business Washington whore they
would probably have to remain for several days before
they could nave the opportunity OF testfy,ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

=, .s,iDg Aldermen mower over the eTceutIvc ~,
I'm OF and on The points OF ducrence betWeei tio
,artmentS ~Sed bV the Association. ana that OF the
shartot ~ Sevrnsr and the existing system Tue
eml men haG another hearing beIore the JOINT
fsat va" So,nniifee this evening DIT. NandenncTGh
RalfoNa nsder hle ength In favor Otthe Cehtral un
spokc ga nroiect detailing the history OF tue uhuot
roads IN London. me SounltoS "'e NV
eOand It4'i' III nj, he difficulties OF the subject
tng an lss made NV The WOrkingnens Association
Toe "ns new Capitol Commissioners turns cur 20 oe
sgainsa nn,,dcss The Committee OF Ways ana MeaIis
uefo III ,,ees ne to-day aud viii Immediately report;
gave b 1 tbe Commissioners The second telNrt Oh
eSonetan Ion 10 revise the tax laws, or whloh DaNu
te ~ fine head was transmitted 70 inc asselhn4
Nells y ~ and referred 20 the Committee OF ways ana
Tis forenoon "4'" wv
Heaps n, rata Freight bill came in through senator
TIE nv T. IL precisely the same that mas heeh lOught
JokBson nast rs or rs wears BIC. Benedict prop1ses
0vct ss,rize the managers or tine NeW-lolA Aii"nt
% a. have children adopted also appteh'eeu 10
Asyum ,hev NAV think proper. The city is 70 pay 20
gales ss Ssverv child in the Asylum under Is months
PEI NS sl1o per annum for each over that age Also
see an woman confined IN the Asylum aud $50 per
o. tot " ", evory woman who remains ana nurses hcI
snanm H. children taken from the Commissioners OF
chile I'm they an 10 be paid - per week lor tuose
kms - vonths and $40 per anuum Tor thOse over Ihat
antcT 70 ui'i'
Age ,,Nr,s hin 70 alter the Commissioners map OF
NJ WI ~, okvn allows the Commissioners OF IrOs-
tbc w 80 shaudOn the improvement OF PreS dthl ana
Peei fsA lares the 10 feet in the center Of sackett
Caou c,rt- ards TO bc parks under the charge OF
= sno i0ners, and the tax for the improve
te ~ S,ckett and DOugassS Is To be levied on Sueh
meat on @ tls commissioners Of Assessment may think
or9pcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
CUSTOM-HOUSE ABUSES.
wEIGHERs' FEEs-TuE COAL EXrORTt18 CASE
SAILS OF UNCLAIMED GOODS

wEIGHERs' FEEs-TuE COAL ExroRrfo8 CASE
SAILS OF UNCLAIMED GOODS
Geo. W. Campbell, I'D cmploy6 in u. :.
Weigber Edwards district admitted yesterday. IN hs
testimony before the Senate Committee that tho weight
OF some articles is averaged aud that it ID common
practice for weighers 70 receive fees from merchants
for private returns OF weights." edward Wilkes
foreman in the same district, admitted accepting
gratuites for similar services. and giving two
thirds OF the amounts received Cd the weiShcr.
Andrew j. Ogiltrec, aborer In Edwardss district le-
heves he "got pay last election day when no A
challenger, but denied being absent than day
for political purposes.
Henry W. Benedict. importer testified chat To.
spector Clogs demanded load OF coal from him. Offering
In return to pass the for him without Weighing
This proposal being rejected Clogs maciOusy exerted
himself to obsruct the discharge of the cargo and pre-
vented Mr. Benedict from getting oil his coal Harvey
Major, who acts cashier at the sales OF unclaimed
goods thought the catalogues at such sales gave pur
chasers reasonable idea" OF the quantity and quality
OF the goods offered. but admitted that had never
bought a cents worth" OF such goods himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, feD. GA republican caucus
held in the hall OF the House Of representatives and
heard the reports Of the Union Republican Congress
Committee regarding its operations from the date of its
organization in June, 1870
In the campaign for the election OF members Of the
XLIId Congress the Committee raised and disbursed
$55I6 the total number Of documents printed and dis
trihuted was 1,4s424 the cost OF printing about
$4,000. The documents sent 20 every State and
Territory, ana considerable portion of the funds
sent direct TO State Committees for use in their
States From the 9th of January down to the close OF
the first session Of the XLIId Congress, in 1871 5927s
documents were distributed, and $363 expended max
ing total expenditure of $I679 During the last Sum
and Fall, the resident Executive Committee, of
which Senator Harlan Chairman. and T. j. Hinton,
Secretary in charge, distributed 1l9O0O Documents
at an expense OF S5,927.
On motion it ordered that each Republican delega-
tOn bC requested TO select member to serve Oh the
Committee during the XLIId Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
MORE ABOUT RED POSTAGE STAMPS.
PROFOUND PROBLEM.

TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Notwithstanding the fact that our
worthy postmaster constituted himself agent for me
Y York Times and cautions Of the rank and file 10
beware how listen 20 the teachings ofyourtruy Vau
able Journal yet read your paper and are truly
grateful for the rakng you giving some OF our prom
ment office holders. Your recent expose OF the Cush-
man postage ST. mp business is not TO US OF this CITY,
who been Obliged receive these stamps for the
past legal tender for board bills, clothing,
Gc ODe point iii regard TO the business TO have
-raped notice and II may be that postmaster can
furnish little hight on the subject and that is how did
II hoDpen that he was selling these red stamps
tor for or five months after all other offices were sup
piled with the new issue INQUIRER
Utica N l.. Feb 7, 1872
ONE OF THE "sTAMP" MEN TAKEN CARE OF.
70 me Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Many Republicans IN the House of
feel almost insued at the introduction
of the notorious Albany stamp thief j. b. cushman,
who has recently been appointed Reading Clerk in that
BODY but as he IL one of Senator Conklngs proteges
and had TO grief" In his own STATE OF course he
lad 20 be provided Tor here elsewhere IN addition ~
the objections made gu the sc0ro 81 record Is also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
urged that he is wholly anat for tho position he now
ocCIies. W ~ .
Washington, Feb T. 1879.
JUDGE HUSTLED.

The Huntsville Adu0odie-one of the oldest
and most respectable journals Alabama-ihus notices
the recent spirited letter of Judge Buseed epeng the
imputaton TINT he ls In secret league with the Demo
cratic party:
Judge Busteeds letter written with his characters
tic point, pungency, and braucy. He is not a man TO
sit quietly b. and let attacks upon himself his public
and private character unnGticed; the OF
his nature assorts itself and he fights back deantly
This letter In In response 10 assault upon him. npnt
ting medated treachery TO the Republican cause aud
covert alliance with the Democratic organization One
OF the most serious obstacles 10 Republican control nd
growth in this State has been the antagOpisms and
bitter feuds existing among its prominent men in
and outof position. They too often have turned their
guns upon each other instead Of upon the common foe
OF all We, with the great body OF the rank and file OF
the Union clement tired OF these personal ouarres
and feuds and for the permanence of Repub
hcan principles than for this that man. and do not
think the party belongs to any set OF public men Nor
Is difference OF opinion as to policy any ground for
impeachment Of fidelity to the organization Judge b.
Is Republican. is entitled to his opinions as Others are
aud Is man Of great ability and brilliancy There has
been no personal antagOnism with him Judge In his
District among the Bar or the People, and he has upheld
the cause or the Government the bench in this Dis
trlct most effectively and consistently"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
Feb. g. 1872.

Tia Assembly bill to amend the act incor-
~ m. village OF Port Richmond aud the bill to
P -.Ss the village o. Flushing to elect Poce Jus
atpIso - allow the same village to obtain supply OF
ns sers PASSED The Assembly Oui 20 regulate cree
valot ~ CITY OF Brooklyn reported. Bills We're
t0os 10 "a "a amend the act incorporating the New York
S ssTlnm 70 amend the act TO construct railroad
luish, toEp Creek Astoria to repeal Chapter 245
tfoI 49,, OF 1871 relating to military exemptions; 10
o nc aiIrosd telghs which Is the pro rata Dill OF
fO,se. n.Ss gave notice of bill TO create Board OF
NJ coanssioleIs TO control the railroads OF TINS
State .,o9 from tba table the message OF the
VI ~ Tstopg the bill TO increase the salary OF the
n1Sc,S ~ Utica and spoke at length IN favor OF the
,he I'm over the veto. The bill was then re
HiSN15;e 81 tbe veto-Yeas %. Nays ,.
ptss eses introduced bill 70 amend the act To open
,oS nations OF saokett. Douglass and President
sis Brooklyn ,-..o,4 IN ar,e,d the charter Of tile
b P-r,Elyr and 70 appropriate certain portion Of
~, ~ Iusi states deposit fund for TIE bensht 81
vac ,'cs The nm TO amend the New-Hork Audit bll
1890 tlird time and lost by 10 10 5. cOnst!tu-
go ioruIn not being present. II Was AN over Inc
hill reltnvc 70 local improvement 40 '' Wy VI '"
Yotk was debated. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
A POLICE CAPTAIN REBuKED

Capt. Byrnes OF the Fifteenth Precinct APP
2earsd yesterday the Jefferson Market Police Court
% prefer charges against 10 miserable prostitutes whom
10 hse to DO arrested the streets the night De-
tote Sbeu much TO his surprise, he wac addressed ny
.'asSsco Lpdwith a. follogs.
ttp Byrnes allow me - sT thai while unscrupuIOus
pol tics may make 10 their business 20 have poor
soanen arrested FOR Matchmaking purposes VIII NOT DC
a. tecomJicc any such scheme You nave got better
haspess ~ attend TO- Break up the panelhouses and
Eslsblh2 bos which abound ia your precinct, ana thtI
Gr thess door creatures There are Number o
peAtb1A n thr worst kind IN your precinct Of my
s~sh kE0wledxe. [ IisIniss tAs5e women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
The WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. 4
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFiCEMf
WAsHIsGToN. Feb. 81 a. Us. )
s,.ropsi. for az pas, t.ceniy-to.er ho,n:s.


WAsHIsGToN. Feb. 81 a HL ,
Synopsis for TIE mast hcentyf0uT hours.
Tho area Of lowest barometer, which was
Wednesday night, apparently central Southwest OF
Florida. has moved east and north westward to- tina
neighbOrbOO1 Of Cape Hatteras.
Northeast Winds with cloud and rain, have cOntasssn
TO prevail from South Eastern Virginia to Geoisis-
Light nOrthery winds, with clearing weather are SC
ported from the Gulf states generally. Rain has cen
reported from New-Jersey southwark.
Threatening weather Is confined 90 Eastern Penn
svlVania and Virginia Clear weather prevails from Now
England westward to the Mississippi, with light winds
mostly from the southwest.
An area of low barometer has apparently developed
from Kansas to Dakota where the temperature kss
risen since Wednesday light RAIN has continued at Sac
Francisco,
Probabilities.
The low barometer OF the North Carolina coast wis
probably TO north eastward. with tn
Credsin northeast winds and rain the iipmediafs
coast from Virginia 10 Long Island by Friday noon. bat
moving 10 the eastward without being severely felt oo
the New En- gland coast.
"a. r1iaAAs
gan and thence south westward to Texas.
The low barometer in the Missouri Valley will prDba-
bly, continue moving eastward over WISCONSIN, M.
winds and threatening weather Lake IA.
peror sOutheriy winds and increased lro1s
Michigan "a Missouri
CIUfIOnarY signals ordered Tor thia mOrnius ,
H)t;)tG. Cape Nay, and New-GOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Mulder- Fabbn Troupe will interpret TO-
NIGHT AT the sadt Theater Wagners famous oPera VI
Tannhaiser.
Messrs. Mills and Sarasate give the secOn9
~ tbsir pleasant matinees at Steinway Hail. tomorto~
Gsatureay) commencing at p. Mrs.. Phip " uunksa
win the vocalist ana ths programIne VIII "A Hioon
cello; sanor sarasstes fantasia thomes from "fast
. aud other attractive numbers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
TRNsTWORTHY REPORTs.

Some time ago THE TRIBUNE did actually
1.s.oyer some news" II was that Tweed had he'd
nov ulo that was most people know.
Tho day after THE TRIBUNE announced the hight or
ooaoealment In the city OF Tweed Dec ~ Inc Times
thus confirmed the truth Oflthat report
Frorg Ths Kefc- York inns, DC % -,
TwEED, SUDDEN D!-APPEARANCE STILL A 2If,IERf-
fRUIrtrss sYARcH POH HIN THROUGHOUT THE ClIf'-
Not only nas the Boss not returned, nut no one aP
pears 10 knJN whore be has gone The lawyer VINO en-
lJYs the greatest share OF his confidence declares tt
he has BOt son l,un ,luce Thursday. SUMMING
up tbs aeager facts ascertaiaed about him. ~ may ne
cons ercd certain that Tweed at this hour either
fugitive hiding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
OHIO.
AN IMPORTANT JURY BILL

COLUMBUS, o. Feb. 8-The Senate, to-day,
after protraced discussion passed the House bill pro-
vng that persons who read the newspaper reports of
criminal TRANSACTIONS shall be competent to serve as
Jurors. In the House bill introduced 10 repeal the
Cincinnati Southern lrOad Act and authorize city
TO give bonus not exceeding S30OOOOO TO any person
who will build the said road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI

THE STATE BOND BILL CARRIED OVER THE VETO
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. S.-The concurrent resou-
ton pay the maturing State bonds currency instead
Of coin passed the House. this afternoon over the Gov
by OF 7i to as The the original
passage OF the resolution stood 80 TO 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
apecial Notlcss
BRUSH ConsGlate-f.enersl,

NBwYORK
Vb the London Exhibition Of lsrssssss
d..roa obtaining Of and periodicals .eh ~
he pabnshs eah lay OF February Inst respectfully cesasss
that publ o usv2apers tie states Of hsSi''.
Coaaecu, aud HA the goodness TO 'es. ana ss-
.,r T. ms cocy II their re.peuve papers ~eoh @A be paeAed -
-. a.. rrp.ru ,..,,,, M ARCHlBALD.
q. -, t,y, II. B. NJ. Consul oenes4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
Use aa..a. Par. Kl1a.sa A.a,e On aerl, w .A,r.

Tl.o-" SUE ring from Consumption receive insss
ben >1 God LAYER o. HAZARD CswELCs peasrtx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

DAR2AGa -GARW0OD--At es-aven CO 49, on Tbarssy
Rev. DR. Haw0Od Of Trinity Church.
10 Mary danyhter Of Llhgrus Hsrwood esl.
THOMPSOhWiL Thursiay Fen. l812 By Res. n
Johnson the residence Of the brides asher George Harnsa
the tate Major Thomps1a Of BoomBgite Road 10 Phaas
daughter Of WuhOp W Wilson esq, OF Brooklyn, s. D. No Carlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
BUFFALO CHARTER ELECTION.
The following was the vote polled for Mayor
and Controller at the Buffalo charter election on Tues

Mavof|Total vote. is,7Ol majority OF Brush Rep
ovr Brown Dem1 2356. COntrollel-TOtal vote 1852
majority of Evans (HepJ over Ford Dem.), 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
MARRIED.

Augs', rEsish Baths Letingtou-aye. 2b- Gensnes
every lay AMI IL aElt Ladies day and AdyIugss gnstsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

Gaoyrs & BASSR SEWfS8 MACHINE Co.
Have Removed 10
-}5 AL T83 Bro4iS.y conner o. Teris-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
DIED

IN Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 9th fzI,
NJ, ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
lea A. Perrins' sauce.

N0nhV's'us
"rtIE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
-. .ao.,,. ,l digestion and It Is alsf mf rs naF
PBkRiNS 10 prosecute all patese
nakng X vealins coaaseF'ets
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS NETWORK.
-, I..,j.ut- -T6s febtscbnic branch VIII nsss b
Ameri an hainn, TIle lfrdaJl RyRNISG at "A eesch.
room No % SS.,i Appcss Of the senol Improved N n.
e.pe Lumber Resources al 0,-sN' i" sIs I've
,,..chs Ne,r.ala, Asue In the Face, Teothachc.
90. PRsSss Pf6klLLiSG MAGIC OIL -
Dslanos ssd Cedar Trunks, So Hadoa 81 'orasr wsss
Po.10Se Nssice.rhe nA fOs Raroes during the esk
- Ir,sDAY fsb TO- ls all close al h once TssskaT
~ is. "a Wednesday 81 IA u aad % saara.y attAA
49, 2, u, JONES, esstnassss.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
A CHICAGO

With imposing ceremonies, the
corner stone of a memorial monu'
ment of the great fire in Chicago
was, recently, laid in Central Park,
about four miles west of the city.
with most imposing ceremonies, con-
Quoted blythe Grand Lodge of Free
Masons of Illinois. The monument
is to be composed Of the iron safes
and other relies of the city, an idea
which will be appreciated loug after
its builders are dead and all traces of
the calamity it commentaries
have forever passed away. The
Chicago Central Park, which some
day will, no doubt, be one OF the
finest parks of the country, COM
prises aboat one hundred and seven
ty-five acres of prairie land, which
are fast becoming converted into a
beautiful and varied landscape.
Mounds and hills are rapidly rising
upon It's surface, and miniature lakes
and streams already appear here and
there throughout the v~astarea, while
miles of drives and forests of trees
and shrubberv Will soon lend their
beauty to making a great garden of
what now presents a sence Of many
laborers engaged in c~ultivating a
vast field.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
The San Jose Daily Mercury. the

The San Jose Daily Mercury. the
most reliable. able and influential
daily paper south of San Francisco,
has the following in regard to the
connection of the monopolists, with
leading Republican politicians and
journals
There is DO Disgusting the fact
that TIE most active among the con
trolling spirits of the Republican
party Of California are men who
wear Leland Stanford's brand. and
are ready TO do the behests of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
It the same time the rank and file Of
the party. the men who do the voting.
are all right IN the railroad question.
They want to see some check put
upon the eXtortions of the great mo-
nopolv-their freights and fares
regulated and brought down to rea-
Sorable rates. They wGuld have an
emu put to the shameful corruption
of conventions ami Legislatures by
The use of railroad mOney-in short.
the people are almost a unit on the
necessity of imposing wholesome re.
stralnts on the great railroad and
moceyed power that now rests like
m incubus upon the industry of the
State
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
The Sacramento Bee says there i:

The Sacramento Bee says there is
a prospect of the State and particu-
larry of Sacramento county receiving
an addition to the population, as it
learns that agents of Kentucky col
onists have recently been there and
propose to purchase all the land on
Grand Island. twenty-five miles be-
low the city, belonging to tie Tide
Land Reclamation Company. They
Will then import a large number 0:
families from Kentucky and divide
the land into small farms among the
e~migrants. The price to be paid for
the land (tule and 'front.' is said TO
be So per acre. The levees on this
island are now all completed. good
and strong. and its prospects for be-
ing the first one thoroughly reclaim
ed are good.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19

Geo. H. Morrison. of Storey
county. is named as a candidate for
Speaker of the Assembly. Mr.. Nor
rison would make a most excellent
presiding officer. being thoroughly
conversant with Parliamentary usage
and withal an honest man. If a man
of integrity ard fitness is desired for
tina. responsible position, he should
be elected Speaker.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
EIsS NELLIE GRANT.

A Washington correspondent
writes: Having a young lady in the
White House will make society very
gay this Winter. 1 have no doubt
it will be quite the thing" to give
Nellie Grant entertainments of all
kinds. Wei. she is a very sweet,
modest, unaffected young girl, I'M
less her European trip has spoiled
her. She was totally unspoiled up
to the time of her departure for
foreign lands. She is not a beauty.
but is decidedly pretty. though
more so from the sweetness of her
expression than from any regularity
of feature. She has a fresh, fair
complexion, of the blonde type. but
not highly colored; her eyes are
light gray, and her hair light brown,
not golden. She is neither tall nor
short. and has a good figure and
graceful carriage. | describe her,
of course. as she was six months ago.
At her age-she vas seventeen in
Julv- even 4 few months make a
change in the appearance. and when
that change is made under such adj
valtaceGus circumstances rs a sue
cessiul European tour. with all the
benefit accruing to wealth and posi-
ton. it Is likley to be a very decided
change for the better; so. if duriug
the coming Winter | describe Miss
Grant as . beauty. yOu will under
stand that l am not eating my own
words. The quiet. retiring. mas
s1ming little rosebud of a girl NAV
have. during her travels. blossomed
ro-;h into a brilliant flower. 1t is a
pity she should have been brought
ont SO young. for four or five years
hence there will be plenty of people
ready to swear that she is far on the
road toward thirty. that awful age
which no unmarried wOWan has any
business to reach.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19

The Phoebe Record says there are
seven prisoners in the county Jail,
three of whom areawaiting Transport
tation to the State Prison, as follows:
Perry Fuller is under sentence of Is
years for murder in the second de-
gree; Frank Taylor for forgery, one
year; Chas. Garrett, for robbery,
three years.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19

The telegraph reports that a spe-
cial consultation of Democrats and
Liberal Republicans was held at Co
lumbus, Ohio. The latter resolved
to favor a consolidation of the ele-
ments favoring the leading princi-
Piles of the Cincinnati platform. The
Joint Central Committee have issued
an address to the people.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19

General F. A. Walker, Superin-
tendeut of the Census Bureau, rec
ommends that Congress should pass &
law enabling the Bureau to take Z
National census in 1873, 20 be COM
pleted by June, 1876. SO as to exhibit
the statistical condition Of the United
States on the Hundredth Anniversary
Of our existence as a nation.