, 1872-12-05
bis reform will be inauguratad I'd the present win

| Efforts ara 1ika1v tn ba renapfed tn rneeat t17f
three Liberal Republican Chairmen Of the
worth, Both Repnblican Dreams IN this citv- to.
day express disaetisfaction with tha confirm
ance OF those qentlemen in their Official nosi.
tions 80 Chairmen Of Committeeg. The Ren,th
fican attr;hntes Tia vofa ~ tha Honsa 1as4
MONDAY. against accentinp the resienatior @u,
Of Banks, to the argument Of Brooks
and cens1res the Republican members for fol
tu"t!hg thg ms counsel. 1heEe u q Wafm IN teelne
is regordaG a. iou1;ad ~ ~ sanato :;
the Cases Of Trumhnll. Simmer. and others.
TIE CAUCUS.
The Republican Senatorial Caucus has been
pot pusSp3asu W VI to-morrow. me act1on OF rhe gag
anthentica11v trsne3Es5 ;o;nns ;e1'} naa no%
are freely expressed fhat Trumbull. Ferton. and
Rice, will lose the Craftsmanship Of their respect
I'VE 9 committees, but that the minority Will have
uo0fai a9rea lepresensatlon n3a 1nereln.
The police this aveninr c1osed M al tha oift
| photograph sWinding establishments, arrested
the propr1etors and seized the stock on hand.
Ene Inc p5opT1eto1a &c had to give bail The clerks
"'-0 o-'>1101 ~ IT, z,,,,zz,,,,, ,o,,.,,
The appointment Of VA Ward Hint Hnnt Ia tha vacan-
| cy on tie Supreme Bench, caused by the reaig-
nation Of Justice Nelson, has caused genuine
assonanMens :ona9 aete IN 1egal circles. Ihe ap-
4aa 1n.de % ~ a ~ eno gloau " snat II
Tao,-1; i1aue - .ne ulfens Iequest OF oenasor
h;s anS y ae 10 net .u"1san u
M rHa ~ - das;1 : n1a.eo 1nas a. aant naa
SencH3 s13 Pns snat n3s fesignalon may Do expected
sn9o1o senator Gonknng desire to SATISFY hls
~ 1a aDlt1on @ N N fnis d5eetlon after the 4th Of
noata1 ne1e 1+ Sng ,atsel 1e'ng oeoafeo om the
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WARD HUNT-wHo AND WHAT BE IS.
UTICA. NY. Dec. Ward Hnnt sas horn
IN nt;ca Jnna IA 1a7o u;a .o,aar.;o aa~..4:o..
u ouea, eaae -, lolos ms eeaaem1o eonoat'on
IN both OF which he was the friend and class
mate Of Horatio Seymour. He entered Union
co11eqe in tis 17th vaar. gradna+aa n 1908 a.
+andaa ~ Low acho,1 ~ 1na~a Ts~aaa na11a a. -.
souoou ..e ~" 0e1ooi " vooee oa"es ooolo at
ruff w.s his fellow student His course Of lee
tnres cornp1etad. ha ratnrnad tn 77tica entaraa
+bo of;c. - ui-.,, nonao ..a :. 1oc1 ..s- -
~. 'uo o~o ~ .nat4 osA.e' onu IL 1oo1 "ao ~
'nit'eo as attorney Oh 1ne supreme Court and
collector IN chancery. He spent the ensuing
winter In New Orleans On account Of his health,
where he received fattering offers to
locate. He returned in the enrino NJ 1899 md
soon aftar forn,aa a cona~rners,1;y ~, I,aaa
~ 'As~- ,o ee- ;eoa 100 ~ 'uoee
uence and soon haa large ana lucrative prao-
we're then members Of the Oneida bar. BE wae
Democrat, and his first vote was cast tor Jack
ton. He VAS elected member OF the Assem-
bly, in 1888, and, in 18444, WAS elected Mayor Of
Martin Van Bu1en tor President in 1sz8, and
etumped the Fifth Judicial District. He was
nominated for Judge of the Supreme Court in
1858 BY the Barnburners, and defeated
by William J. Bacon He joined the
Republican party in 1856, and WAS
elected Judge Of the Court OF Appeals in 1865,
and Chief Judge in 1868, by reason Of the resig--
nation Of John Z. Porter, and the death OF VII
Liam B. Wright
He il at present Commissioner Of Appeals. &
communicate Of the church, and held in the
highest esteem by all the people OF Utica and
Onejda Counties.
He is we'll read and sound but not qreat
lawyer. His father, Montgomery Hunt, was q
oanfien.n of Iihera1 adncafion and Caahiar ~
the old Bank Of Utica. The Family is Of Eng
lisb oripin. hrt resident of the State of Ne9v
York for more than 100 wears, He was twica
married, his first wife being q daughter Of CHEZ
Justice Savage, and his second, i daughter Of
Ja1nes Trveter If ALBANY
IN ,5- a.so.;o,.5 p-s,.,
t..,-~a--s.~u -e ~ ..~-u- !
w,su,,IaTo,, 5so HIsooI Tssd1.AtauN. ~ Moaasn n.
a mA'haSaaos, ma1cn n 4'-ane i1eaeuty oepa5t-
Gn re ss - sne Tca cia1 tSp953 o. tae
~ ~ 1oss - y+t be'e a. Na;saa ~ d.,
burnt otl Abaeo, Oct: Is: Tha evidence j. vefy
~ ~ nea+s ~ Soanst .. .ns u 9ss
frat that fha Tease1 wse hnrr;ad1v r+,t , -
sea, and although fitted with new boilers.
and newly repaired machinery. no trial trin
second th.t The faft;nr for the % hnfars sI'om w.
found to be either wanting or defective On the
day appointed for sailing. and as there can be
little doubt that the fire originated from the |
heating Of the boiler, it can scarcely be ques-
third, that the Missouri was
not provided with a sufficient number of boats,
md such boats as she had were so secured
IS to be found difficult to be lowered fourth, |
tha4 on the alarm Of fire all was confusion |
that there was no discipline, no organization or
combined effort to eave life :; that each man
lctod independently to save his Own Gfe and |
l1at no attempt was made to save the lives Of |
he female passengers.
SENATOR SUMNER.
Senator Sumner was seized with rather |
harp attack Of his complaint, heart disease, |
Thle on the street last night. His TRENDS have
TamlJ urged his cessation from all Senatorial |!