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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17
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oRoOKERYwARE.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

1lN EuuitF. DaukRt o.
Bu'Aunah T. Walt 70 ct Al
Tbs trustees In this cause having reported that tbsy
had sod, st private sale, do puftnanos Of the order
Of court bsarnE date the 18Th day Of April lsi1) To
George H. WAiters, part Of lot numbered hTsa az 10
square numbered one hu ldTed and lItsen, ttuJ snd
the back Hrouad Of part pf lot numbered ssVentseb
u7) In square numbered ono hundred and seventesn
the said purchaser has compli a with The terms Of
lalo aud paid tho full AmOnnt Of purchase HonaYi II
ordered b. the court that the GAd EAlos be- aud tho
sans are hereby ratified aud confirmed unlssa cause
June ensuing pr yidod eopy OF this order be pub.
l,sled IN the hAIlosn, REru6LIqAs o9es Weef for
~ the court 80 wYLIE.
Attus oopJ-fesi! n. j. MEIoa, Olsrk
Ny L. r. WILLIAMS, assistant CLERK. my21.MlW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

THH only original and improved genuine Howe
Sewing Machine, which bears the medallion Of
the inventor, Elias Howe, Is sold only Al the
local once, No, ca Pennsylvanla avenue, be-
the only agent, and he has no oAnvAssing agent
10 annoy the public
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17
THE WASHINGTON ANZEIGER,
Publlahod By N. II. MILLER,

900 Eighth street noFtbwest,
Il tho BKsT ADVERTISING MEDIUM for ali busi
ness men, especially Tor Americans TO draw German
customer.
There l. In the DlstTot large portion Of OsTmAus
who can hardly read English, and subscribe only Tor
this paper 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

TEEAsURf DkPAuINESr,l
WAAaiEgToS, Msy y. lsia
holloa y hpssoT Evsn thAt 80 "a pruposals 10 du-
pltoats, uutNs T9aased u lhls Dopaftmsnt until u
fosnin ~ thu labor Ia tbs Pu5 70 htorsa IN The ctg
q ~ 70, tsrn o. ,so ysAfs trgsa 80 after
set tvsth In siAtsmsat this dV hsd Ia the once q
tho % Hector u the port Of New York whers full M
formation In regard thereto may be obtained
GkO. 4. n IUTwEIls
pl sscrelATy Of the Treasury,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17
CITY ITEMS.

BOYS AND CHlLDRsSs ULerHISa.--An IN.
usually large and complete assortment, all
styles, kinds, shades, aud oolors Of gooda. Every
variety Of cut aud make, for all ages, at lowest
possible rates, At
NoAH WALKEn n Jos
Metropolitan Hotoi Building
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

LIMITED STATES PATRNT oFFIOK,
" WAsHiNorON, ID. o., j que o. isTa
On the petition Of ALGNAkDGR RIcHARr, Of Soho
hATie, New foik, praying for the eHtsnslSu Of a
.iont granted 70 him the 7th day Of SsptsubsT,
ishs, Tor an improvement In Machines for Turning
Huba;
ordered that the Testimony In the be olossd
on the Bth day Of August nsIt, that the tlme for
ming Arguments aud this EIAminora report he llmltsd
TO the day o. August neHL and that said petition
DO hoard 90 the 2lst day Of August neat
Any paTEon mAy oppose this extension.
islOMaH Al ID lE1HE Isr- lofnnissioaar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-17

LIanT WooLEH CLOTHING and Linen Cloth
lag, In great variety, for gentlemen, youths and
YllahIin nn.L .nh NInr,.IIIn. rn.l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
rho President and Mexican Pro-

Tho President and Mexican Pro.
The mutual advantages which would accrue
to both the United States and Mexico from q
protectorate of the former over the latter
have, 1t would appear from our special
dispatches, been made apparent to the
President through the channels of his Mexi-
can experiences and the editorial columns
OF the HERALD. Under whatever aspect
the case may be viewed, the experiment of
protectorate would be worth the trying. Day
after day our Mexican dispatches mark the
recurrence of ubiquitous pronu',ciamentos,
forced loans, bloody battles, with one man
killed and another wounded; provinces in re-
VOLT government generals joining insurgents,
insurgent generals betraying their fellows,
both parties seizing Custom Houses, varied
with little performance over the Texan
border in the shape Of OK and hog thievery,
occasionally seasoned with the murder of I'M
armed citizens. The President, with his
knowledge of the rich future In store for
Mexico, If once she had stable, powerful
government sees the deplorable features Of
her present and past history and appreciates
the benefits to civilization and humanity In its
establishment on firm basis. 1t is hard,
however, to blame him too severely for reluc-
lance to let out on Mexican protectorate
such another nest of hornets as stung his st.
Domingo annexation project to death.
But, waving all this, in view Of
the great question Of the public good, we
insist that it is no time for tim!dity. The
President has reduced It by a very plausible
course Of reasoning to matter In which Con-
gress fnust take the initiative. He favors
the project within these bounds, and
It remains; to be seen whether our
national legislators will do their clear duty in
the matter. The Mexicans themselves must
be made to understand the fact that their ever
lasting revolutions In their own and
forays into our territory are sources of
menace and weakness to the United
States and the whole system of republican
government. It Is limited that intervention
would bring war to our doors. If it did the
difficulty would soon be satisfactorily settled,
and we could then guarantee free and firm
government to the Mexican people, a great
fat land, with delightful climate, to the
sturdy toilers of the world, and perfect i'm
munity from the princes out of place that
Europe may have on hand. Is not all this
worth the experiment of a protectorate?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

system is based upon the principle of imposing
as few taxes as possible with the largest re-
turn that can be obtained. This simpliies II,
reduces the cost Of collection and enables the
government to exercise moro easily strict
control over its officials and the public. The
more the taxes are multiplied and the larger
the number of officers employed to collect
them the greater the frauds and more difficult
1t becomes to collect the revenue.
Suppose our government were to raise from
excise hundred and sixteen millions, thirty
millions from tobacco in its various forms,
which Is another luxury injurious to the peo-
pie, thirty or forty millions from a tax on
property In some constitutional form, which
would be easily collected and at little cost,
and from customs duties on few articles of
luxury to the amount of eighty or hundred
millions, an ample revenue would be raised
and the whole list of vexatious and burden
some duties and taxes, including the income
tax, would be swept away. What simple
system of raising revenue this would be- How
thorough and easy might be the supervision
OF the government over it! Three-fourths Of
the army of employees now under the Treasury
Department would be discharged and the
expense proportionately reduced. But there
Is no hope of this much needed reform
until the Secretary Of the Treasury abandons
bis absurd policy Of calling for an enormous
revenue, more than what the government re-
quires, and till Congress ceases its log-rolllng
protective legislation. A great deal of the
corruption at Washington, aud the number Of
subsidy aud other schemes 70 deplete the
Treasury spring from the temptation which an
enormous surplus revenue affords. Birds Of
prey assemble where the CARCASS q. Instead
Of burdening The country now With taxation,
the policy should be to reduce the revenue to
tbe lowest sam necessary for The support Of
The government and payment Of Interest on the
debt, and to leave to the increased millions of
population and multiplied wealth hereafter to
bear portion Of the obligations incurred In
preserving the Union. The abolition of our
multifarious and oppressive taxes now
would do much to stimulate industry, increase
production and wealth, and make the payment
Of the debt very easy in few years hence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
L Il T l. E SH E E L
new York, Monday, March 25, 1872,
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY,S HERALD.

pAGR 'N~~~~~~'~~-N~N~@N>>>-~
1-Advertsements
acknowledgements
3-IHo swamp Angels What the Editors of The
Ssn,ava,iy mink OF Newspaper Enter prise
f Enpp'hhGs irom Lnmberton; Terror anu Sale
n,aVado--Mete0rOlogv: The International
Songress at Vienna This Snmmer-The Snow
S STORM. ans on the PIains-The Mormons: The
GG;p ',, Tor Admission Into the Union
. Obiiuary-RIver aud Canal Navigation.
4-Hellgous: Palm Sunday; Glad Hosannas to
RVIap r,ace OF PEACE IN All the Churches: DR..
salem I1nan the Lessons Of Palm Sunday aud the
H Hanecay Wing Power Of Fatn by Dir. Friel;
Tne Catholic Mission to the Oolorei Race De,
c sSrSsS y ny Vaughan Dr. Andrews on
S-Religioqs Continued from Fourth Page)-
Jules Fayre's Book; The Relations Betw cen
the Holy See and the French Republic-Music
and The Drs -smallpox-BrooXlyn Affairs.
6-Editorlas: Leading Article, sour Complicated
and Oppressive Revenue Systematic Reform
Needeu"-Amusement Announcements.
s-EdMo rials tContnaed from sixth Page)-The
Alabama Claims Cable kilograms from
6ains ana JAPAN queen v f a1ai
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Washington
Rev. Dr. Mousl1n.MlsceI!aneous kilograms
S-Hohenschwangan: Tue Mountain Home Of
s hy,nrS srS King; the Palace IT, Legend
Charactershcs; the King and the Players !;
Cuba Ine Grand Duke Alexis Farewell 10
p,vana; DR.. Towards Terrible Fate; Inter-
Aged Captive; Condemned, But Innocent;
Latest About the Instruction with Mill.
tary Honors;-Mesting OF the lnterna'loaais-
The Death of Nj. Norton.
9-Fjnancial aud COMMERCIAL: Retrospective and
Prospective; The vagaries OF the speculative
Current Tor Six Days; The Rise and Fan Of
Erie; The Truce In Pacific Mall; The Jump
In QUICKSILVER; THE Decentralization OF Union
Pacific; The April settlements and the
Strategy OF the Cliques-Engish Racing
SIeeple Chasing In trance-Trotting II
Cafornia-Marriages and Deaths-Advertise
ments. .
TO- The Dominican Monk: Father Tom; Burkes
Mastery Analysis OF the Times We Live IN
Opening Great Organ-Literature- Literary
chit. Chat-Miscellaueo Teegrams-Snp
ping NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H. Advertisements.
10 advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

The NUMEROUS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES
at work upon frauds, corruptions, &C., here
and In Brooklyn, and at Albany, and WASH
ington, and Trenton, and Harrisburg and
other places too numerous to mention, are
getting on as well as could be expected.
Among them all much good, We hope, will
follow their disclosures but the biggest
mares nest Of all the alleged eorruptions
involved is that discovered by Carl schurz In
Inc French arms business. SO far this wit
ness on the subject before the committee
appears regular know nothing, while in his
merry declarations before the Senate he
appeared to know eYarythinr. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

CHANCELLOR LOVES BUDGET. The British
Treasury budget will be submitted to the
House of Commons this evening by Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer Lowe. II is thought
that the project will contain proposition for
a reduction Of two per cent on the income tax.
This would make John Bull, senior and
junior, in high glee for Easter Sunday, as it
would enable the middle classes to put good
many more plums in the pudding, and thus
cause the Parliament to come to the general
debate of Mr.. loves measure in much better
humor after the recess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
Italian Opera In New York-The Nilsson
Revival.

Italian Opera In New York-The Nilsson
Revival.
This evening sHamlet' will be repeated at
Nilsson and the Strakosch Italian Opera Com
pany prior to their departure to fulfil brief
farewell engagement Of four nights at Wash
ington. The company then returning to New
York Nilsson matinee will be given at
Wallacks Theatre on Saturday, April 6; but
whether this special engagement is or is not to
be the last of the public entertainments in
New York OF the sweet singer Of Sweden prior
to her departure for Europe we have yet to
learn. At all events, her great American
campaign, as musical and financial success,
is without parallel, excepting only that Of
our first Swedish nightingale, Jenny Lind.
But the visit of Nilsson, in the revival, nay,
in the resurrection, of the Italian Opera in
New York, after it was supposed to be dead
beyond recovery, has made far deeper, more
grateful and more enduring impression upon
our musical world than that of any European
operate missionary to these shores. And
how admirably this delicate young woman
has borne all the hard work, all the trials Of
this rough winter, and all the fatigues of
travel and Of exposure to the sudden changes
OF our wintry climate, fulfilling, with an ex-
cepton or two, every engagement in every
place, through period Of many months, and
always excelling in every role undertaken, we
need not here recite. We regret that the day
is fast approaching when she will leave us, but
we hope before long to welcome her return.
We dare say that if the Academy were capable
of seating ten thousand people the standing
room would be all appropriated this evening.
On the LIST of April the Parepa- Wachtel-Sant-
ley Troupe open new season with the ''Tro.
vatorer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

The PRESENT WILL BE A LIVELY WEEK Ia
Connecticut. Both parties have brought out
their big guns, and rafting fire all along the
lines will commence to-day and be kept up
until Saturday night next. From present
appearances the republicans have the heaviest
artillery, although the democrats produce a
splendid array of oratorical metal. This day
week will tell the story of how the battle was
won or lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

THE BRITISH CROWN REPRESENTED on THE
CONTINENT Queen Victoria arrived at Cher
bourg yesterday afternoon, where she en-
barked on a special train for Paris. Her
Majesty, with the members of her suite, were
due in the French capital at an early hour this
morning. The Queen will, 1t is said, decline
to see President Theirs. and continue her
journey towards Berlin after polite ex-
preston Of her personal good feeling for the
Chief Of the French republic. The Prince and
Princess Of Wales are in Rome. His Royal
Highness is personally acquainted with the
Pope, and also with Victor Emmanuel, so
that British diplomatic action moved stimuli
taneously from London, Rome and Berlin,
may produce q very decided influence as to
the future direction Of public affairs on the
Continent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

TIE CHINESE PEOPLE in the neighborhood
of Tientsn still endure terrible suffering,
resulting In the death Of thousands, from the
effects Of famine consequent on the destruc.
tlon Of the crops by river foods The army
was mutinous at one particular point, and,
judging from the latest news, His Celestial
Majesty does not progress near so comfortably
as his neighbor the Mikado Of Japan, who Is
engaged in giving beneficial EFFECT to mea-
sures Of public reform and for the attainment
Of solid national advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

Earl Granvilles second note to the American
government on the Alabama claims question
is said, on English newspaper authority, to
be most friendly and conciliatory in tone.
very verbose, and decisive against submitting
the indirect damages claim to the Geneva
Court. The steamship Baltic, which bears
the despatch outward, Is expected to arrive at
New York on Easter Sunday, season of
reconciliation, good feeling, hope and reso-
luton for fair dealing In the future. 1t is to
be hoped that His Lordship calculated the sail
ing time Of, the vessel before he penned his
missive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

TALKING OF 'PREsrDENTIAL SIDE SHOWS, "
the Chicago Observation-Disclosures
marks that the venerable Chief Justice Chase
"comes upon the scene at the eleventh hour,
with his old properties Of four years ago, and
sets up his side show to draw of the few eau
tious gentlemen who are skulking about the
big tent seeking free admission, with the hope
Of being engaged as actors when the company
Gets uader Way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

THE EVANSVILLE Qndiana) Journal is apx-
ious to know the use of the democrats running
democracy do not intend to run any candidate
for the Presidency. The ST. Louis Repu6i-
can---democratic passive organ-might answer
this conundrum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

ton by the Chicago Tribune of Horace
Greeley for Vice President zone of the
curiosities of political mountebankism. 1t is
only another scene in the political side shows
now amusing the people all over the country.
The venerable philosopher is reserved for a
higher position than the Vice Presidency,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
Progress on Our City Charter at Albany
Clam RVvepm

A Clean Sweep.
The bill providing q new charter for this
most unfortunate of cities In its municipal
affairs has been undergoing In the committee
of the Senate regular overhauling from stem
to stern. BY the amendments agreed upon,
with the consent or without protest from
the Committee of Seventy, all the heads of
departments now in Office are to 60 out, and
new men are to take their places, by election
or appointment. There are to be two
branches of the Common Council, each to con-
sist Of thirty members, six of whom are to be
chosen from each Senatorial district, and these
new city fathers are to serve without pay.
Cumulative voting is still adhered. to. They
want to see how it will work. The Com
mttee Of Safety, Of six members, is to
be appointed by the two oldest Judges Of
the Superior Court. The City Chamber
lain is to be retained and invested with
large powers, as check on the Comptroller.
The salaries of all the principal officers are
Axed, those of the Mayor, Corporation Coun.
sci and Comptroller at $40, 200 each, and so.
on, with sliding scale downward. The bill
as amended is the special order in the Senate
for tomorrow, and unquestionably on the
various amendments proposed there will be
an animated discussion. What shape the
charter will finally assume no man can tell,
but we are assured that In some shape or
other we shall soon have new charter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

Our LATE Snow STORM extended from the
latitude of Washington northward into the
New Dominion, and westward beyond the
Mississippi. Now. If we have heavy and
extensive rain storm we shail before the close
of this week have the breaking up of hard
winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

Asks AN INDIANA journal-"How would "
sound for democrat to shout "Hurran ior
Davis?" To which republican eal'or
responds-"Prefix JEFF to 1t, and II woulu oe
:be most natural sound in the world IL IS
inst as likely that the democrats VIII shou'
JEFF as that they will sing songs Of praise
for David"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

THE CHICAGO Tribune thinks that the edi-
tors Of the Louisville Cowier-Jounal,
''might as well be republicans of the order of
Greeley as to be democrats Of their present
stripe" The Courter-Jourual like the 7ri-
5une, is fond Of gay colors-political organs,
as il were, Of the Dolly Warden pattern.