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"A marked change of fare-Formerly we
treated those with whom VIC differed in the
Ology to a hot steak, now we only offer them
cold shoulder!
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

Says the Omaha Daily Herald:
"TIenry Wilson is speaking every day
10 secure his " election to the Vice
Presidency. He afirms many false
hoods aud denies many truths, but is
careful to neither affirm nor deny any
thing in respect to his having taken .
bride of s., 000stock in Credit Mobiiier,
worth in cash $4,000 in exchange fol
his influence and vote in support O
the Union Pacific Railroad interests il
the United States Senate. Not q wore
does this corrupt fraud upon the
American people have to say upon
that subject"
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For the benefit Of those who doubt
Henry Wilson, candidate for Vice
President ON the Grant ticket, was con-
nected with the Know Nothing party
in 1854 5 6, we publish the following
letter from w. p. Cherrington, oil
Boston, which explains Itself. Read it:
"TO HENRY.
"524 SEVENTH STREET, SOUTH BosToS,
August 80, 1872.
,"HON HENRY WILSON:
"SIR: 1t you wish to refresh your
memory in relation to your connection
with the know-Nothing party in 1854
SO, you can do so by calling at 81 Con
gress street, Boston, where you viii
find the gentleman who administered
to you, i'll your native town of Natick
the highest obligation Of the Know
Nothing Order, aud who was at you
house the same night that you tool
the obligation.
.Respectfnlly, yours,
Nv. +. CHERRISGToS.
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THAT REf0RK.

OF uCivil Service Reform" Is I'M
derstood by Grant, we have another
example in U. 8. Attorney General
Williams, now upon tho stump in
Pennsylvania-and not only in abuse
OF Greeley and Sumner (the last not
@ in the country 10 defend hImself),
but ex Senator Doolittle, Senator
Schurz, and others in high places who
do not wear the Presidents collar.
This official spent the first part OF his
official place electioneering in Oregon.
Just think of a Cabinet Minister, al
the head of the Law department Of the
Government, leaving his office,
months at a time, to calumniate and
abuse Senators in Congress-and yet,
this is what we see in the case OF the
u. 8. Attorney, and . result almost q
bad in the Secretary of the Treasury
the Postmaster General, the Secretary
Of the Interior, the Secretary OF the
Navy, all, like the President himself
absent from Washington, and all viii
full and malignant assailants Of mem
bers Of q CO ordinate branch OF thu
Government. We ask again, IS thl!
Civil Service reform? Is it, indeed
taceut9
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The telegraph furnishes tho follow.
ing intelligence in regsfd to tho meet
ing of the Grand Lodge Of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows Of the
United States, which met in Baltimore,
on Monday last
The report of the Grand Treasurer
to the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of
for the year to be $7l,427; disburse-
ments, $4S, 72S.
Amendments to charters of several
State Lodges were presented for ap-
proval. New standing committees
were appointed on the Degree Of Re-
bekah and Foreign Relations.
The election of officers fol the en-
suing W. years resulted in the cleo
ton of C. A. Logan, Kansas, Most
Worthy Grand Sire NJ. J. Durham,
Kentucky, Right Worthy Deputy
Grand Sire, James L. Ridgley, Mary
land IRE elected), Right Worthy
Grand Corresponding and Recording
Secretary +; Joshua Vansant, Maryland
re elected), Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer. The other officers of the
Grand Lodge will be appointed by the
Most Worthy Grand Sire.
After the election Of officers, the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows pro-
ceeded to the regular order of business.
Various resolutions pertaining 10 dis
cipline, amendments of bylaw, etc.
were presented. A petition from
thirty nine coiored citizens OF Ohio,
praying hat they be allowed to or.
yanize a lodge under the jurisdiction
of the independent Order, after a
warm and protracted debate, in which
many leading representatives tool
part, was laid on the table.
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A MocKERY AM A SNARE.

The Cincinnati platform declares
that Sc it is the duty of the Govern
,nent, in its dealings with the people,
to mete out equal and exact justice to
all, of whatever G color or persua-
sion-religious or political" In COM
menting on this, the Alta California
asks-'How can the Government
mete out exact justice to all if it be not
allowed to use the military power in
cases of extreme necessity, when no
other effectual means remains at its
disposal?" We understand from this
that the Alta would have the military
power independent of the civil. that
citizens might be arrested for alleged
~offenses by the military and punished
without the trial by jury guaranteed
to every citizen by the fundamental
law of the land. In this the Alta gives
voice to one of the principles of its
party, as embodied in the ku klux
law, which empowered the President
to suspend the writ OF habeas corpus
by proclamation at his discretion.
Under the operation Of this law, there
are now scores of men from the South
ern States Ianguishing in Northern
| prisons, convicted of o~ffenses, on
suborned testimony, of which they
are innocent. Congress, although
| on SnlIal % 6o ca hU thE
President, refused to extend the opera
ton of this law and it has expired by
Limitation. Would the Alta have il
re enacted? Is the writ of habeas
corpus so little esteemed by it that j
would again give to one man thu
power to deprive citizens Of thu
United States of its protection? Tit
American people justly place grea
store on this writ, shielding, as i
does, the personal liberty of the citize'
from unlawful restraint. Without tn
protection of this writ, the boon Q
every citizen, from the highest to til
lowest, our boosted liberty would b
a mockery and q snare-an empt.
name, signifying nothing. 1t is tn
great shield of freemen, their sur
protection from tyranny and oppres
sion, and the party that esteems
lightly and would deprive u peopl
of its benefit deserves to feel the fuI
weight of popular indignation.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

A dispatch, dated Washington, Sep
TENDER 18th, says that Attorney Gen.
eral Williams has received a dispatch
from Holly Springs, Mss, from
United States Attorney Wells stating
that the United States Marshal had
captured David Flynn, the notorious
co~uuterfeiter of gold coin, and nine
accomplices, with all their tools and 9
great quantity of manufactured coin,
Flynn has been a counterfeiter fol
forty years.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

At the beginning of the Grant reign
the debt OF the Southern States was
about S76,4l5,s 500; and at the beginning
of the present year it WAS about S2l5,-
10000, which is twelve millions more
than the total Indebtedness of the
other twenty eve States. Raising
debts is a species Of agriculture which
they didn't learn OF Horace Oreeiey
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

A dispatch FROM Vienna, OF Septem-
Der Il, says that the Austrian ke'sh-
ra,h opened the day before. In bis
opening address the President TOOK
...asicn.to refer to the recent Confer
ence OF Emperors at Berlin, and said
the understanding there arrived at Wa
a certain guarantee for the peace o.
Europe for some years to come.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

The jury in the Fair case was COM
pleted in San Francisco or the after.
noon of the 18th instant. The Court
then adjourned until the 18th, at IL
o'clock, when the trial will probably
be commenced in real earnest.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

Tie Sacramento Record of Tuesday
last says that every train that arrives
in the city now comes loaded to its
utmost capacity with people who
come to attend the State Fair. The
hotels are rapidly filling up and rooms
are in great demand.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

A New Orleans inventor q
small boiler with motive
70 /. horse car, and fills the boiler from
q generator At . station. Thus the cal
is made 10 run several miles under .
pressure, but without . fire.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

The sentences Of seven OF the ten
Communists condemned to death for
the .s.sssination Of hostages in Paris,
have heen commutsd TO imprisonment.
The remaining three convicts were to
be shot yesterday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

All the expenses Of the delegates
from Louisiana to the Blanton Con.
Duncan Vention at Louisville, were
paid by brother-in-la law Casey, of the
New Orleans Custom house. This
"pure patriot" Casey, knows what be
is kept for.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

A dispatch from HOngkong an
nouncss the arrival there Of tho Rus
sian frigats Shetland, with the Grand
Duke Alexis. accompanied by other
vessels OF the deet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-19

The San Francisco Spirit OF the
Times has a column editorial on LIS
Sacramento Union and San Francisco
Bulletin, which is set up In Large dn'
play type. This is, to say the least
setting up type cheap!