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New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

s,h OOo ot ono time; that he also received from
low Gould stO.c0O at ono time and $1,000 at
another: that no security was given Tor tnese
so-collcd "loans;" that every evidence cx's's
,bot tbcso transactions were illegitlmate, ana
tbat tbe payment of all these sums Is SUB
stantiated by affidavit, excepting only so'oVo
Of the "loans" made by Gonld. NO re-
commendaton is made by the Committee, Dut
we must infer that the conclusion that Nir'
Wood must be expelled from the seat winch
he has disgraced is left as nat
ural corollary to the report. we nave
no other comment to make i'll this unhappy
business than ths Senator Wood - clearly
proved guilty of corrupt acceptance OF money )
bis defense was merely wordy, weak
paltering with the charges brought agalnS'
him, and no sane man could have
heard it or read il without coming TO
the same conclusion to which tho In
ycstigating Committee have now arrived. Yet
TIE TRIBUNE was criticised for the freedom
with which it published the so-callod slander'
and the means by which the evil
dence was secured were denounced
as "unwarranted interference with Il
genteman's private business The
investigation is over and the unhappy Senator
from Livingston County has been found guilty.
The course of THE TRIBUNE has been com
plctcly justified; we regret that this could only
be done by the conviction of Senator OF the
| State Of NCwlOrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

,bcn md tho finding OF tho best possible safeguard
against the repetition OF their ohenses."
Remarks.-Tho iniquity and oppression OF thc
Lcet g. Stocking monopoly of the General
Order business was very clearly exposed in the
Report of Senator Patterson's Investigating
Committee more than year ago. The lead
ing merchants of our City thercupon united in
n formal petition that ii be abolished. MI a.
r. Stewart followed this by personal appear
to the President, begging him to relieve us OF
this intolcrable abuse Yet no action followed
these exposures and appeals until this present
month; and still Lcet g. Stocking have II
large share of this business, but under iaIrer
conditions and mt more tolcrable pr'ces.
Does The Journal mean to tell the truth
If it does, it will try again, and with better
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
JUDGE 7HEM BY THEIR IRUITS

~ CDbB IHEh DL fHi@dh ''''''l
The policy of Protection is constantly as
sailed as inmical to Commerce, but especially
to Importation. "Chinese wall y il among the
nicknames applied to IT by its adversarles'
The Custom house returns give S4jS,SlG,lCS as
the Official value of our Imports for the first
eleven months of the calendar year 1910, and
&55O, ,54i,22G as the officially estimated value OF
our Imports for the corresponding portion o1
1871. 1t is within the truth, therefore, to es-
innate our Imports for tho full year 1870 at
Five Hundred Millions and for the full year
1871 at Six Hundred Millions. And so large
was our income from this source that Con-
crcss was continually occupied with devices
and proposals looking not to an increase but
to diminuiion Of the Revenue from Customs.
Compare these grand results with those
realized from the purely Revenue Tariff of
1912, whereof twenty per cent. was the ultl-
mate maximum under which Commerce, Rev-
enue and Credit, vanished together; so that,
in time of profound peace, we could not
pay our current expenses, though they were
but Twenty Millions per annun, and, though
we had recently paid off the last of Onr Ma
tional Debt, we could not borrow Twelve
Millions, though our Treasury agents cooled
their heels in the ante-rOoms OF ell the great
bankers Of Europe.
Shall the lesson pass unhceded
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
FISK & HATCH,


We ~, selling tie Cma,ArsASs ONO RAILROAD Fmr MORT
s.. GolD BoNps at the Of md accrued IN
ro,t They denominations Of +loo 500 and 800 regis
tered or with coupons attached interest payable May and November IN
United s,,e. gold cOui PRINCIPAL payable in lS' also in s coin
Bond, delivered by express, charges pail
We buy SID sell GoyEsN,sESr CrvrRn PAcTc BoSp''
o., receive them in exchange for CHESAPEAKE AND oao BoNp at
,,., c,,r ,,, Descriptive pamphlet, vib full information, fur
rl,hei application
We receive deposits he Of fou cent OF
balances pas collections al part, Of the country Issue cic
Of deposit. end Co general banking business
HARvEI F.E. FsN '"''n'
A. : HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
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Address THE TRIBUNE. New-YorA.
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for at least six months after he had demon
strated his conspicuous unftness to be trusted
by writing for The Times that high-favored
work of the imagination known as a visit 10
Roscnzweig's Office in Amity-place.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

forcibly when he said that we are now striving
for the trade of 6OO,0OO,OOO people. Tho vast
and undevelOpcd commerce OF the OrienV IN
the prize for which Great Britain ana tne
United States contend. Nobody who has paiu
the least attention to the matter doubts 'nis,
and it il not little pitiful that mon shouiu
he found TO shout "Job y when such n ques-
ton is discussed.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

TRIBUNE Advertisers residing up town may
save themselves the journey downtown by caNDg tner
adyerfeTeu+s with MI Brown at No. F4t West Thirty
second-s or az No sos West Twenty tmrd-st opposite
Grand Opera House. Mr Brown receives adNertlse-
inents mp TO 3 r. H.. at the regular office rates.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
nmneemcnts. cir.. CHS Gpenlng.

rooru,s T,,r,TrR.-"Julus Caesar" boo'h'
u,tn AVENUE TnEArER.-"DiVorco,r A.. rohr
49, - ,nnrN.--"La Belle Savage" MIS- John
",,- @I~Y,r, Trr,rrR-" Humpty Dumpty Lecon'
..,,.. .r,n,rrP-"M Marriage" j. : Mackaye
,'',,- e,,r,HF TrrA rArER.-Varietv Company.
v',,,cN,s TnEATER. Tho Veteran" Lester
wssoi.
ArolIo HNII.-Charity Concert.
ASSOCIATION HAII--At ~; Lecture DIR. LORD
sTrINw,y HAII~-Concert. S. b. Mills.
SAN TR,NC1sCo MINSTRTLs.-Birch, WamDoid' etc'
Nrw-YoRK Circus. Fourteenth-st between third
AL Fa.rh .avss- 'Olul .rei.A'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

The Syyacuse journal TINS objects to our re-
cent reference to Leet & Stocking:
"1his Is ungncious and unmanly IN The face OF the
fact that promptly tho exposure OF the Lects and
Stockings 0s In tho case OF all other ohenders President
Grant directed tho uos. suunlsgy measures against
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

II is the opinion Of Tie PGH Man GGge'c that Tia
Prince Of Wales, moved by the great popular dem.
onstration on Thanksgiving Day, viii herealtcrbea
good boy. we have the utmost confidence" say,
The Gazette, in the belief that the Prince has now
entered into such bonds Of affection with the people
rs he will never weaken or allow to be weakened
he can help it," So he is TO be zone Of the most
popular princes the country has ever known" Sc,
&c. This was, no doubt The proper sort Of thing %
say in q newspaper on the mo1ling after tie
Thanksgiving; but what, after all does 1t amount
to o! Where is the evidence That the Prince loya
the people, or that the people love Him, any better
than eyeri What satisfactory proof of this can "
extracted fIom the fact that sightseeing mob
cheered the sight which it had gathered itself
together to see The Thanksgiving meant an ext,s
holiday, and beef and beer, Was the consumption
Of them any proof Of ofand-new bonds Of aGe9.
ton Z"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
not. and especially because he is not the husband ..
the present Queen But it is sheer unacy to re,rs.
sent him as running for King Of Spain in Rome

If the publishers Of WorcosteTs md Of veb,,o,,.
Dictionaries intend to modify every definition 80
IN those entertaining works which is not en,i,e,,
satisfactory to everybody both the big volumes WI,
forever be in state of endless revision. We b.r.
already mentioned that NJ. Solomon. a Hebrevv, =,
Washington, objects to the verb "To Jew,pLe ct.
cheat :" the Society Of Jesus naturally disapprov.,
Of Jesuitical, adjective; deceitful craityy Tben
comes The Boston MrestigaOr anti Christian news-
paper and protests against Unbolicyer; one VIII,
does not believe; an Infdel" But says The Inrs,
fgat0r IT is just applicable to ChTstIan for h,
does not believe what the lnfdel believes, so tba,
one is an nnbclicyer as well rs the Otherp Exactly
so; but then The HresfigqOr wants to subAlut,
this: "Unbelicver H.. a person who disbeeye,
Christian fables and supernatural reyeIationsP B1,
this is an accurate and exhaustive dehnitio,
than the other. The muddle still continues. Th.
truth is, the lcXicouaphers must give the conye,.
tional meanings of words, as well as their stricu,
pathological sigDihcatiOBs.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Louisiana Politics do not present an inviting,
field to the admrer of the grand old RcpuO-
lican party, under whose banner so many bril-
liant victories and arduous contests have been
won. To what an unhappy pass great po-
htical organization may be brought by per-
sonalism, nepotism, and trading, is best shown
by look at the political situation i'll New
Orleans. Gov. Warmoth now in this city,
has had free talk with TRIBUNE reporter
and the coloQuy, as printed in another col
umn, gives vivid idea of the state of things
now existing in Ncw-Oreans. Even making
due allowance for the prejudices of the Gov
ernOr, it must be seen that the Custom house
Rino i'm Louisiana is one of brothers -n-law.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

We publish, to-day, an extraordinary story
of alleged smuggling across the British pro-
vincial boundary line, which will attract some
attention. If it should prove correct, as is
quite possible, it will be found that the Illicit
trade has been large and profitable one.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

On our second page, there is graphic letter
from an esteemed correspondent of The
TRIBUNE, in England, which touches two
great strata of English life 1t describes
Parliament and Dilke's meetings, things which
few Americans go to see, but which have
their importance and their relations with his
tory and with the future
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

We read of a case of human perfection occurring
in a rather unpromising quarter local neWs'aper-
chronicles the existence of aman in Spaldmg County,
Ga, who has never sworn an oath, never taken
drink never chewed tobacco. and never smokers
cigar. In that part of the world he IS naIufany
looked upon as a miracle and they aiiecuoha'ey to
cord his other little traits fori seems that he never
owned pair of boots, pistol. nor watch' 'ol'
of these negative idiOsyncracies would De rare a."
where. but the whisky and pistol peculiarly Dg jDS
;deiing the old gentlemans latitude, Is astonishing
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

The "Southern tier' hates English stock
holders as much as ever, but is sore puzzled,
since Monday, to know what it is going to do
about il.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Everything connected With tie personal appear
ance of Franklin has a special interest; and We
NAV therefore mention that Mr. Gardiner Brewer OF
Roston has presented 10 the Public Library of that
city an original portrait of the sage, by Greuze IL
was painted for Mr. Oswald. who was, as BniIsa
Embassador TO France, associated with Franklin IN
the negotiation of the provisional articles OF No'en
ber 80. acknowledging the independence Of the
United States. There are few OF our great men OF
tbe past with whose personal appearance the Amef'
can ublic is more likely in the future to be "eN
acquainted.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Montanye was Chairman of Printing Com
mittee in thieving Democratic Legislature,
James Wood of a Judiciary Committee in a
Reform Republican Legislature. HOnOrs easy.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14


uIe We are prosecuting the purveyors of obscene
literature for adults, may il not be worth whio to
look at tho character Of some of the popular perod-
Gals for chldreni In a recent number Of Frapl
Leslies Boys and Girls Weekly we find a story q
such grossly improper tendency that it is hard 10
understand how any respectable editor should baa
accepted it, The moral OF mo tale, if it has any,
that young ladies at boarding-sch6d, who mako
night adventures with young gentlemen to theaten
and restaurants, are to bo commended for then
smartness and that mistress who obtcts 70 suci
escapades is vulgar tormagant There is nothingto
redeem this wretched story, for its style is unpardOn
ablo and some Of its suggestions are prurient Mt
Frank Leslie has done such good political service d
late in one Of his other publications that we are sG
prised to find him at fault in such an impoTtan.
matter as this. 1t shows how necessary 1t II for
parents TO know what their children read.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Now is as good time any for sentimental peT-
sons to investigate the subject of country living.
The mud is very thick and deep the delayed
as much now rs at any time Of the year. and indeed
all the dscouragements may now be experienced in
a DAYS country seeking. Ii any man can love the
country place. with its walks unpayed and its trees
without foliage and its breezes from the northwest.
he is proper candidate for rural living. Al others
mnst remember that during five months Of the year
tbe frees do not wear blossoms fruits, or crimson
leaves. and that to very few men December Is a.
pleasant as May"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Our Paris Letter this morning contains a
clear and interesting statement of the late
debate upon the freedom of the Press in
France. The Government of Mr.. Theirs seem
determined to stand by this fatal measure,
which would put the press Of the country in
the power of the authorities, and make i'm
possible the practice of true civil liberty.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

A model for Coucressmen has been discover" -. -
the House Of Commons. Mr. Gyn' M'n,O" ~,
Shaftesbury. rose the other nIght 10 "'ui'' 30,
House for the first time. though ho ha S"' ~ ~
fifteen years We are not surprised 10 l'aiu
srlfcontained legislator was received VIZ"
from all sides.' or that bis maiden speech VIZ ;,r
and to the point. Yet Mr. Glyn has been ,'', ,ors
portant and influential Member OF Fall'an'o"' ~,
useful we dare say. than Mr. q, I. ~ his place.
Nvc. or Mr. Harlan would have been III niS i'~
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Senator Conkling has not satisfied himself
that his petty resolution inquiring into the
recommendations to Office made by his fellow
Senators, should be judiciously strangled'
Yesterday, he squared off and AIMED ano'her
blow at his fantastic antagonist, an impalpabie
monster in the air which he is fighting, but
made neither progress nor reputation 10
spcnd an hour and half i'll petty squabbie
over appointments TO Office does not seem
exactly statesmanlike.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

A rather suspicious dispatch cores rom
Paris announcing that King Amadeus feellhs
his position q critical one, is preparing 10 uo.
fcnd his throne by concentrating troops "D"u.
Madrid. The story is probably gratui'ous' p"'
;f Il were true. it would show in the young
Italian sailor n touching confidence in human
nature. The persons from whom ne may w
pcct most trouble. in case of rot are 'hoso
very officers with whom he Is GROWING '"o
capital.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
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B,RG ,INs i'm JEwELRY and WATCHEs-SeI-
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

a queer witness was that who appeared be-
fore the Custom-house Investigating Commit
tee, yesterday, to Correct his testimony given
before the Patterson Committee year and
half ago. But the queerest part of his case is
that he then confessed to accepting gratuities,
for which he has just been removed, and now
expects to earn his way back by claiming,
Ike Terwilieer, Montanye, and James Wood,
that this is "the regular thing" TO do.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

We are informed that the Rev. Mr. CudwoIth, tho
chaplain OF the Massachusetts, House Of Ergrcsenia
tiyes, "has adopted an original course of prayer
tie addresses himself" says Boston letteT-wIiteS
to legislators and touches legislative topics he
uphods the good, counscs the patriotic, and handles
the questions that come before them in a novel
way" This may be all very tine and entertaining.
but the Legislature employs and pays Mr.. Cudworth
10 pray; and ii does not strike that this is quito
SO much like praying as it Is Ilo speech-ma1ins or
lecturing However, as Mr. Cudworth is not en-
gagged to pray for us lis method OF supplcation may
be none Of our business.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

II is a little surprising that the House of
Representatives should angrily hesitate and
dispute over the passage Of measure to
spread American commerce in the Pacific
ocean. Yet the proposition to increase mail
and freighting facilities between the United
States and China, though championed by such
able and honest Legislators as Dawes, Gar
field, Sargent. and others. hung fire in the
blouse, yesterday. Dir. Brooks, whose recent
travel about the globe has considerably en-
JsTged his mind aud judgment. put the case
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

We publish to-day q full account OF the 10
;ncs Of the so-caled Southern Improvement
Company which have been designed with IN
tent to throttle the industry OF the Pennsyi-
vonia oil region. Happily their efforts have
been thwarted, as readers OF The TRIBUNE
know; but the information afforded by our
correspondent throws considerable hght on
the extraordinary combination which so nearly
proved tho ruin Of the great oil interest Oh
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

DrEldrdge assureda reporter on lue'o1s am.
CouId retired from the Erie Presidency Oh -,
of his health "the weight of responsio'i'', Uyios
rnon him would have crushed out any man ,.nht
exccnt Jay Gould" This explanation "il No. :, !.
entirely satisfy the public curiosity besi1's' bs
no douht true that if Gould had noi snrreiiu'''
,',iJ mo Lava suffered from close confinement
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

1t isa curious illustration of the my ed ef
polism that two city papers have not Se' liked
circumstance which has been moro -ie'p Sos hap
obout all over town than anything 'nSs ,,nar , IN
penoi since the shooting OF ftsk' No''~ 'aD,on Of
Herald nor The gGrs ,s Is sTss. ssS ro,ola.oa IL Era
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

The Wine-Growers' Association, at a meeting
lately held in Sacramento Cali. voted that tie
Legislature ought TO give it subsidy Of 5000 per
annum. To this 1he NOpa City Eegistr objected
partly upon the ground that "a large number q
people arc bitterly opposed TO wine-grOwng.' Being
called upon to state of whom this number is COM
posed The City Register replies: " Il consists in pais
of few thousand Good Tempars; IA fgv Thousand
Sons of Temperance; a few thousands Of diiiefons
temperance organizations; many thousand members
of various churches, and several thousand who aa
identified with no organzation.' Matters must have
made some progress in California when anybody can
think for moment Of questioning the morality cf
ne-gTONlnB.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

The City of Houston, Texas ad'er"'s' mildly
columns for an eight per cent loan. She Is iag S,i,
crowpr in business and population; her cro 0 o IN
valuation was so,OOOOOo in 1870 and slsoSJOO Eor,ou
ISL She owes but S25 900 and she seeks 10 large
s25oooO more to build market that wll po Cots Of
;nt~rest on ia cost. Such are the material i"'''
,,bic cb every one will Judge for himself
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-01-05

T IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL
IL AT FEBRUARY TERM, 1872.
Edward Mccall ct. al. VS.. John Sweeney.
George a; frick VS.. Thomas stackhouse,
William Longenberger ct. al. VS.. Hugh McRey-
nolds et al
Michael Growers use VS.. Savage 4 Bright.
Michael Growers use VS.. Savage ~ Bright.
hroomhali 4 co. VS.. McNinsh q shuman.
Harvey O. Hess VS.. Samuel Greasy admir-
Shultz d Funston VS.. Alfred Irvine.
Clemuel G. Ricketts, adm VS.. David Sweeney
Thomas GConner vs. Martin Gaughn.
Lewis j. Adams VS.. FishingcreeH school District.
stephen Thomas VS.. Caleb Creasey d Co.
William A. Case VS.. Bloom township.
Q. b. Meliek click VS.. John u, Teager's adm'r.
L. satterthwait vs. Fred +. Merceron.
Franklin township vs. John Mekeynolds ct al.
Daniel /. seybert vs.. Kllnetob & Walton.
Vaniah Recess admir- vs.. w. a. Kline.
Michael Malore VS.. Philadelphia d Reading
Rodger Dixon vs.. Philadelphia 4 Reading Rail
Patrick Monaghan rs. Philadelphia & Reading
Rail Rosd Co.
Mrs, Mary Connolly VS.. Philadelphia & Reading
solomon Hiney VS.. William Walp.
Joseph FRY VS.. Simon Reedy.
William Il. Shuman VS.. LackaWanna & Blooms
Dsaiel snyder's use VS. NJ. G McCollum ct al.
e. G. Ricketts, VS.. John Sweeney ct a..
George Il. Hess VS.. Soseph Weise ct al.
Emelne Mensch VS.. Levi Breubender ct al.
Micnael McManon VS.. Nicholas Kindt.
A. w. Eaton VS.. John l.. Hossler ct al
A. W. Eaton VS.. b. h. Warner ct al
Joseph W. Eausey VS., John Mulllgan.
Columbia Insurance Co. VS.. j. nj; Freck.
A. B. Stewart ct al. VS.. Frances Is. Jolly ct al.
William Mines vs. Jonas Doty.
Andrew Creyeling VS.. Thomas Trench.
Seremiah Hess use VS.. John Holman ct al.
Frank f. Brockway vs. Daniel L. seybert.
j. +. Linnel's eX'rs vs. Aaron w. Hess ct al
George w. Baker VS.. Il. j. laval ct al,
George Whltmoyer's eXrs VS., John Stlner.
| a. Pardee q Co. VS.. Hugh W. McReynolds ct al.
A. Pardee & Co, VS., Danville, Hazleton and
Wilkes uarre Railroad Co,
Susannah Gllham vs. Martin NJ. Brobet
Mary Litweiler VS.. Aaron Smith.
James Bryaht VS.. BioomsDurg Iron Co,
n ry Fry VS.. Jacob Dieftenbach.
Mordiea Mllard VS.. Hugh McReynolds'
Thomas Williams VS.. Jonn Cain,
D6nlei Boyer VS. Wellington 1eager
W ilnSm Williams vs. Charles ID. Fowler.
| Edward TawRsberry ct al. VS.. James o. Reeder
ct tuX.
William II. Abbott VS., j. s. Brobst.
| John G. Jacoby VS.. William clemens.
William Coleman VS.. Howard Crimes
Ezra s. Lyons VS.. Solomon Disk,
| Jacob Bower VS.. William Evans.
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