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M.beei Maut Moaune4ts, 4lest5tones OF superior ~or
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H,HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have remoT
70 their new wareroon, Uuou-qusg Folrhlye aad sev
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
FOR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.

IN uon to Astronomical contents Of Almanac gives
the lowing Political and Statistical nomaton:
Laws AND J0ET RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURIGG THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLIsr CONGRESS-
PRoCLAMATIoNs or NEUTRALITY AND FENIANIsM
ACT ENFORCING TIE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRHEYBACKs OUTSTANDING PROM 1862 TO 1911.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF The q. $. FOR 1911
NUMBER OF POST OFFICES IN 1870 AND 1871
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION OF STATES By COUNTIES FROM 1870 TO 1870
POPULATION OF The PRINCIPAL CITIES oF TIIB Us
POPULATION OF THE L. AND TERRITORIES 1850 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
CoURT-MISISTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS
FoRTYsECoYD DCOSGRESs-PoLlTICALLY CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF THE XLlID CONGRESS-.
STATES OF THB USIoS POPULATION CAPITALS, GOV.
ERHORs. kc-CoEGRESSIoNALA APPoRTl0NMBET.
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELEC-
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-26

THE trouble in Alabama seems to mar
row down to contest on the part OF RI
val candidates for Senator in Congress. A
Washington dispatch of late says: "There
is much feeling here in Administration
circles about the condition of affairs in
Alabama, and the action Of the Republic
cans in organizing a separate and distinct
Legislature. While the President will
not interfere in the matter, there is no con-
cealment of the opinion that the course of
the republicans is entirely wrong, and
likely to produce discord, which may af-
feet the peace of the State. The Attorney
General says distinctly that the law is ON
the side of the Democrats, and that the
Republicans here exhibited lettle wisdom
in their actions. The President will not
encourage the Republicans, who haye or
ganized so-called Legislature for no other
purpose than to secure the United States
Senatorship."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-26
STATE SCHOOL FOB THE BLIND.

Some time ago Hon. Jno. NJ. Lea, of
Nashville, with commendable liberality,
presented the, Trustees of the Tennessee
School for the Blind, with ten acres Of
land in the suburbs of that city, upon
which there is situated large and COM
modious brick building, erected for pri-
vate residence. The donation was, of
course, accepted and the Trustees propose
to make improvements with view to the
permanent location OF that institution.
They will probably go before the next Leg
islature and ask for small appropriation
to be used in the erection .of buildings for
the accommodation of those of this I'M
fortunate class of our population who are
seeking instruction in the various branches
of education. There are, according to the
census of 1870, eight hundred persons in
Tennessee who are totally blind. The ac-
commodations for those who are seeking
such an education as will relieve their
dark pathway through life of some of its
natural dreariness are totally inadequate
to the demand. At present, there are only
about forty-five persons in the school at
Nashville, and a portion of these are pro-
vided with lodging outside of the buildings
used by the institution. More than double
that number are seeking admission.
The buildings now used are
poorly adapted to their intended purpose
They are in the heart of the city, with no
grounds attached sufficient for the recre-
alton of the inmates
These unfortunates have claims upon
our sympathy and are entitled to our char
ity. 1t would be q shame, if Tennesseeans,
with their boosted enlightenment and civil
ization, were to make no better provisions
for the relief of the the blind than now ex-
ist. The Legislature will, We doubt not,
take an enlightened view OF the subject
and will take such action as the case mer-
its, and the people will do their part.
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NO MORE PARTISAN LEGISLATION.

The Republicans and anti-BOurbon
Democrats have an opportunity now to
consign the proscriptive, partisan, Isham
G. Harris school of politicians to even
greater infamy and more lasting oblivion
than their own acts have consigned them.
We have had the spectacle presented, in
the case of the last two Legisla lures, of
narrow minded little men, sworn to legis-
late for the best interest of the State,
spending their whole time in providing
offices for. their political friends. Good
men were legislated out, whose only
Of1ense was their Republicanism, and infe-
rior men put in their place. We trust to
see new state Of affairs. We expect
the legislature just chosen to improve their
time by inaugurating measures for the
public good, without any sort of reference
to special cases of private individuals
We expect them to vote upon important
questions according to. their honest con-
victions of right, and not with reference
as to how they will affect this or that par
ty or this or that individual. When con-
gressional districts are to be laid out, we eX-
Poetic see geographical lines and locations,
population, identity Of interest and the
general convenience of the people consult
ed, and not the personal ambition
of this or that individual,
We trust and believe no judicial officers
will be legislated out on account of their
political views, and that counties will not
be taken from one Judicial Circuit or
Chancery Division and attached to anoth-
er for the purpose of getting rid of clerks
. of one political party and procuring ap-
pointments for men of another. tn the re.
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cent "tidal wave" which swept over this
State the people have spoken in an unmis-
taxable voice in condemnation of narrow
minded, bigoted, little souled politicians
and those in authority, if they value their
own political safety, will take heed and
govern themselves accordingly. We ex-
pect the Legislature which meets in jan
uary to properly regard the voice of the
people, and in doing SO they will place the
Bourbon element in still more unenvia.
BILE element, if possible, than now.