New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

sent out from Denver are so circumstantlal
that they will infame the excitement OH the
subject of diamond discoveries, when was SUD-
siding. But it will pay to wait further devei-
opments before joining in this new mining
rush to the West.
Mr.. Theodore Tfton ia to lecture IA the
Acodomv of Mnsic in Brooklyn next Saturday
evening on "Thc Presidential Question" TINS
address has elected great praise IN all INC
more holly contested parts Of the poltic"i
field during the campaign now approachihs
IFS close: ana Mr.. Tilton's friends and neish-
bors Will doubtless be glad to hear nm az
home on a subject whereOn he has had sucn
acceptance abroad. Fill the Academy ior hin'
There were no thcatricals, but some lmpor-
tant work was done in the tnat Oh Mayor
Hall. Yesterday. Enough OF the line Oh 'le
defense was developed to show that the Mayor
intends to dispute the genuiaeness OF the sig
nature attached to the fraudulent vouchers
and bills. His attempt to prove that auditing
was no more thoroughly performed now than
during the rule of the Ring came to naught;
and the general drift of things seemed against
him.
There is something so mOnstrous in the con-
duct of Commissioner Davenport in the Hem
reich case that the Administration may thank
him for the alienation of more votes than his
EMPLOYERS can manufacture. This person, sit
ting as q magistrate, seems TO consider him.
self the representative of autOcratic power; he
builies the outraged defendant, sWaggers IKE
n professional rough, and declares that he VIII
retard or facilitate the trial just as he pieases'
The law is offensive and unpopular; but Mr.
Davenport inflated beyond endurance by
his being clothed in a little brief authority, is
| hee can. In this he reflects the views of the
rule-or-ruin ring who are determined to run
this Administration "for all it is WORTH to
them.
Hugh Mara shot Revenue Inspector Brooks
| in Philadelphia, in the interest of the Whisky
Ring. Pardoned for this by Gov. Geary, he
shot Alderman McMullen. He belongs to the
PENNSYLVANIA Ring, just us llaggerty, the
Voucher Thief, belongs to the New-York
Ring. We said, before the October cleo
ton, that the story of Pennsylvania
pardons would be incomplete without the par
don of Mara, the political assassin. But Mr.
Swope, Distict-AitQney and servant of tbs
Ring, did better; he brought Mara into court
and, by series of adroit tricks with the law
sent forth this man, who bears the blood OF two
half-accomplished murders on his hands, q
freeman ana citizen. Yerkes is pardoned,
Mara is cleared of crime, and Lartranft lives
"a prosperous gentleman. Is there any such
thing as law or justice left in Pennsyi-
vania9 Why should we ask Simon Cameron
is an honored citizen and Senator of tie
United States
Now Register To-day and tomorrow are
the only remaining opportunities in New
! York ;-tO-morrow is the only one in Brooklyn
If you were not permitted to vote, you would
fight for the right, undergo all privations for
it, face death for it. You have it now at tho
cost of five minutes time to be spent in seek
ing your place of registration, and having
your name entered And yet, on election day,
less than fortnight hence, thousands Of you
are likely to lose your votes because you have
not thought it worth while to give the five
minutes. To-day and tomorrow are your
only opportunities. Register now!