New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

trouble continues and Parker has issued procla
nation on the subject.
Rival Woman Suffrage Conventions were held at Apollo
Ball and steinway Hall. 60 The American Congre-
gational Union was addressed by 7. De Witt Tamage
aud others. == Prof. John Fiske Of Harvard Uni
versity lectured "Darwinsm." 60 Two cotton
warehouses were burned in South and West-sts g
Gold. 1i4i 114t, ia. Thermometer 7S0 so, 7C'
The most startling piece of news the tele-
graph brings this morning is that Senator
Morton is suspected of infdelity to Gen.
Grant If he is faithess. who can be trusted 7
veto by the Governor was Intellectual to
check the progress of the ridiculous Appor-
tionment bill; both branches of the Legisla
ture have passed the bill returned by the
Governor, and so we shall have to suffer this
crying injustice without remedy.
If Judge McCunn has been guilty of acts
worthy of removal, we trust his case. like the
rest, may take the regular course of impeach-
ment and trial We confess to strong dis
like of the system of removing Judges by
political votes. Why not give McCunn like
treatment with Barnard 2
Those who have been crying to
sow dissension between Carl Schurz
and the Missouri Liberals, who have
been his frmest friends, will find
no encouragement in the graceful speech
wherewith Gov Gratz Brown signaizes his
return to his constituents.
The fame of the fraudulent Philadelphia
medical diplomas (as well as the diplomas) has
reached London, where one of the impostors has
been arrested tried convicted, and sentenced.
The Justice, in passing sentence, was pleased to
say that he had been gratifed to learn that
fbe Americans were already engaged in meas
ures to suppress the bogus diploma business.
II is a pity that some of the offenders cannot
me dealt with as summarily as the convicted
uuack in London.
Amnesty has been rejected again Ill the
Senate by using the familiar trick of saddllng
the bill with an unpopular amendment over
and over again has this farce been repeated,
Just as though it were new and not understood
by the country. Mr.. Summers Supplementary
Civil Rights bill has not majority III Its
favor in the Senate; but Amnesty would have
q majority on square vote. so Its enemies
load Amnesty with Mr.. Summers bill, and
then kill Amnesty because it has the Sumner
amendment attached to it. And that was done
yesterday for an uncounted time.
Political rivalry has bloomed out into a
most astonishing conspiracy, as is alleged, in
the State OF Nevada, where one candidate for
the U. s. Senate accuses the other of being
privy to a plot to burn up mine of which
he was Superintendent. To this charge the
accused responds by alleging that the evil
dence which was to have been brought against
him was suborned, the proposed perjurer
having been promised $4,000 by the would be
Senator. The report favors the accused Super
iptendent, who has, by the confession of the
witness, got the first swear,n as the Ne
vadans say, against his rival. The story, con.
nected as it is with the United States Senate.
has a flavor of Kansas as well as of Nevada.
The sudden temperance and disappearance
again of the man Southwick complicate the
Insurance case at Albany but are openly
charged by Superintendent Millers friends as
trick. Senator Lord, on the floor of
the Senate, on Wednesday, denounced The
Albany Journdrs assertion that he had been
in communication with SOuthwick as a false
hood. and charged that. on the contrary, Mr..