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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-31
Miscellaneous.
DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS.

A RE composed of substances deri we'd from
N the Vegetable Kingdom, and are particu-
larry designed to act gently, but thoroughly on
the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and General Circu-
lation. They act as kindly on the tender in
FAINT, the most delicate female and infirm old
age, as upon the most vigorous system. eradi-
eating every morbifc Agent, invigoratlng the
debilitated organs, building up the tagging,
nervous energies, and imparting vigor to body
and mind.
They increase the powers of Digestion, and
excite The absorbents to action whereby all
impurities of the systems are carried off. The
old stereotyped opinion that calomel must be
used
"T0 CARRY OFF THE BILE"
Hasgiveu way before the light of science
The Vegetable Kingdom furnishes a remedy,
free from alladeletirious effects.
FOR DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the ST 'ss..eers, Dizziness,
SHH Hs4F FSE iS .as f ltss sss Of t5s sSs =
pondeney and Gloom and forebodings of evil, all
OF which are the offsprings of diseased Liver,
DR.. TUTT'S PILLS
HAVE NO EQUAL.
Ancy arc oPeCidlly recommended 1Or Bilious,
Remittent and Intermittant Fevers, W hich pre-
vail in miastnatic districts during the Summer
and Autumn. These diseases are invariably
attended by arrangement of the Liver and
Bowels.
For Chill & Fever they are Specific
PHYSICIANS ALL ADMIT
That Quinne only effects temporary sus-
pension Of the attacks of Fever and Ag1e, un.
less its use is preceded by a reliable, Anti
Bilious Medicine. THE TESTIMONY OF
ANDS establishes beyond doubtthat |
DR.. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS
followed by Qui1ine, is a positive cure for |
Chills and Fever and all Bilious Diseases.
THEPRoPER TIME
To take them when you have Nausea. Loss
OF Appetite, Yelow cast OF the Skin and Ewes.
Rush Of Blood t the Head, Cold Extremeti
Ringing in the lars, Pain in the Back. Side
and Shoulders, Igh Coored Urine. VERTIGO
and BiliOusness. While using them No CHANGE
OF DIET OR OCCUPATION is necessary. PRICE
25 CENTS A DX.
SOLD II ALL DRUGGISTS.
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MUSES.
Specific for the Horse
is THE BESTi

TENHIS preparation is the result of considera-
4 BILE thought and experiment. Twelve yrs.
having been devoted to its preparation, it is
now all that the horse needs. 1t will regulate
Digestion, Purify the Blood and promote Gen
eral Health. 1t will destroy and prevent an
accumulation of Worm in the Nav, which so
often proves fatal, and is besides great con-
sumner of the nutritious elements of the food
eaten by the Horse. Containing nothing in
any way injurious, it is the ounce of preventa-
tive which is worth the pound of cure. 1t
saves food and prolongs life, and has met with
the highest approval of all who have ever used
it. Sold wholesale by CANDY, GILpIN & Co.,
Cor. Light and Lombard Sts., Baltimore, Md,
and at retail by all country store-keepers. Ask
your dealer for it, and send for circulars, con-
tanning valuable certificates and full informa-
ton, which will be furnished free.
MUSE & CO.,
N. W. Cor. Paca & German Sts., Balto., Md.
June lily.
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w RHINEARDT

tson of the late Charles C. Reinhardt9
Manufacturer of the latest and most spproE@eu @ @
60 pad Double and Single Lever Truss Tor the SUP
r and cure of Rupture Hernia, suitable TOT men
women and children Of all ages He also HspoM
ara hesR eSsIRppnPTERS 9 Soft and Wooden Pad Trnsses
SS,cb SAs he guarantees will give entire satisfaction
MSUuysctcry, No. 10 North Gay ST., BALTIMORE a MSs
nal Dspa51pTTsn' ppT tApril ely
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-31

| The USE cE RArs1HsS1KEs-It NAV -rvs be
| generally kpS~n To our readers that snake poi-
| son is aseful for medicinal purposes in these
days, and that under the name OF .sCr,taIns
Horrldus." the poison of the rattlesnake is utiI-
lze d in homo pathic pharmacy. Messrs.
Thompson and Capper, OF Liverpool having re-
Gently imported number of rattlesnakes ex
tracted the venom from the live animals in the
lollowlng ingenious manner: The reptiles
were IN separate compartments of a case
fitted with a double lid for extra security
A long stait, fitted with thick India rubber
moose at one end which could be loosened or
tlghtened by the hand at pleasure, was inserted
through the partially opened lid, and the oppor-
tunity quickly seized of slipping the loop over
the snakes head, the loop being Immediately
drawn tight by means Of the cord attached
thereto.
With similar contrivance the tail was rext
fastened, and the snake being thus securely
held, was lifted out of the box to the floor of
the room. pickle bottle containing chIoro
form was then thrust over the snakes head
and carefully held in its plSce-by keeping time
with the animals efforts 20 extricate itself
As the reptile became stupefed the moose was
gradually relaxed to enable the lungs to have
! IulI VI play. and when it appeared powerless the
purnoso DI Iai1 IN along. narrow box made for the
which ~ ~itn an aperture at one end, out of
alton was nare au projected while the after oper
sd and fxpJ pgJriormed. Its jaws were then open.
u %Ua WITH hnxed, and the poison glands were press
~ ud "isn 4t iorceps then witA iha GlaEsdo oEnSa.
,hia, hG numb, Thjle sntitS Yielded from
o%y yTsTe Sss h1e' straw eoo+
irops w. Ihe n91u.istency. and decided
y acid in its reaction on iitmus paper. 1t is
readily soluble in glycerine or water, but is pre-
,iptated by strong alcohol, the precipitate be-
ing redissolved with the addition of little wa
Ter. Its Genealogical properties we're fully
5ried on variety of animals. Half a drop
produced death on linnet within three min
ates after being injected under the wings. The
symptoms produced in all cases were very SIM
liar. r.-"C0urt Journal"
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B4LTLMORECOUNTY UNION,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
LoNGNECKER BROTHERS,
$3.50 per Am71Una, in AdUG1Ice.

JOB wORK.-Having one Of Hoes best power pres
ses, and also one of Deginer Weier's Liberty
presses with other facilities, prepared to
execute JOB WORK of every description well, and
probably cheaper than can be done in the city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention paid to printing
HANDBILLs and Posters of sizes and styles at short
notice.
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Miscellaneous.

To have More Merit than any Sim
liar Preparation ever of
fered the Public.
It is RICH IN THE MEDICINAL QUAIL
TIES OF TAR, and unequaled for the Dis
EASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
performing the most remarkable cures.
COUGHS, COLDS, CHRONIC COUGHS.
IT efectually cures them all.
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
Has cured so many cases 1T
has been pronounced spe-
cific for these com plaints=
FOR PAINS -isRE4s.ssdFsssY DISEASE,
-'4as.zss-.->r5EASES OF THE URINA-
RY ORGANS, JAUN-
DICEorANY
LIVER COM l. AMT,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
1T is ALSO A SUPERIOR TONIC,
RESTORES THE APPETITE,
THE SYSTEM,
RESTORES THE WEAK AND
EBILITAT FED,
Causes the Food to Digest,
Removes Dyspepsia
and Indigestion,
Prevents Malarious Fevers,
Gives tone to your System.
Try DIR. Crooks Wine of Tar.
Dec. y, IS7l.-ly.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05

tonces como hoy es una necesidad: Ell
derribo de aquella pafte de la muralla
para extender la poblacion. No sabe-
mos que haya sido negada la peticion;
pero tampoco fue concedida. Serfa
altamente conveniente ahora que 4
Madrid van nuestros diputados, vol
yer q agitar aquel proyecto, antes que
la carcel Sc construya en- ell campo del
Moro.
Oar belleza y condolences de salu~
bridad la Capital de Puerto Rico es
asunto que ciertamente merece lamar
sacramento la atencion del Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador Superior Civil y del
Excmo. Ayuntamiento. Nosotros que
sabemos que ese es ell deseo de nues-
tras celosas Autoridades, nos permi-
timos, sin embargo lamar la atencion
pdblica sobre las mejoras que recla-
ma la ciudad, para que 81 Sc resuelven
a emprenderlas, encuentren en- este
culto vecindario todo ell apoyo que
para tales trabajos es necesario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05
@. B. S. M.
PresbfterO, BenitO Puig.

No pudiendo permanecer Indifferent
tie a los bruscos ataques con que al
gunos Sres. del partido retornaista pre-
tenden herir mi dignidad, me veo en-
la imprescindible necesidad de hacer-
les presente por medic de la preLsa,
que al proceder de la manera que CO
noce el pdblico, no he tenido en-
cuenta, no me ha impulsado otro mo-
vii, que mis- convicciones de acuerdo
con ell amor mi Patria. ST desgra-
ciadamente esos Sres. 8 que me re-
6ero, no concretandose 4 formar Jul
clos aventurados, 81 que tambien tras-
pasando estos lfmites, han querido dar
publicidad q 10 que no es mas que
parto de sus calenturientas cabezas
caldeadas por 10 para ellos inesperada
transformation de ideas polfticas en-
el pals y por ell para ellos quim6rico
triunfo del partido con5ervador; Sc
pan esos Sres., que con aprecio de
mi honra, jamas en- mi manera de
obrar sabre colocarme ante la socie-
dad de un modo indigno y venal; que
sizes cierto'que en- ell partido en- que hoy
figuro estan mis- desafectos de allende,
ante la Patria, ante la conservation
de objetos y derechos mas caros que
un pobre destino, son y seran aque'los
mismos mis- companeros y amigos; y
que con fe bastante en- que la voz de
la justicia Sc hace tarde 6 temprano
eco por mas obstaculos de oposicion
que Sc presenter a su paso, jamas
hare TRACTION 4 mis- principles, obrando
en- contradiction q ellos, que 81 en-
estas elecciones no opt6 por el retrai-
miento (como debia hacerlo segun
aquellos Sres.,) debia de justicia una
satisfaction 4 mis- paisanos, debia des-
truir con una mano 10 que habia sem
brado con la otra, y por ESQ d1 publ
cidad mi manifesto
Caguas, abril 29 de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05
Caguas, abril 20 de 1872.
ELECCIONES EN- PTO.-RTCO.
Leemos en- ell Diayi0 de la Marina:

Leemos en- ell Diayio de la Marina:
Aunque aver dijimos algo sobre las
elecciones de diputados que acaban
de efectuarse en- la isla hermana, los
tel6gramas que hoy publicamos nos
obligan 4 anadir al algunas ref1exiones.
En- ell despacho Official que ha dirigido
la Superior Autcridad de aquella isla
al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Superior
Pol1tico de esta Antilla, encontramos
algunas palabras que debemos repro,
ducir. GEL partido espa57oz, dice, ha
triunfado en- once distritos, habiendo
luchado en- todos con energfa y entu-
siasmo, y d pesW de que las elecciones
Sc han veri1fcado CON Ell misDeo censo y
las naisnaas HStas que en- el a0o ante
ri0r."
En- ell parrafo que aver dedicamos
q este asunto deciamos 10 siguiente:
"No nos equivocamos al conjeturar
que ell partido conservador de Puerto
Rico, espanol sin ningun g6nero de
condolences, hbre de la preston que
contrarest6 sas leg5timos q moturazes
Naedios de acci0n en- las Qnteriores cleo.
clones, triunfarfa en- las que Sc han We
ri6cado en- los primeros dias de este
mes" Las palabras que hemos subra-
yado en- ell despacho del Sr. Captain
General de Puerto Rico son la mas
autorizada confirmation de la exacti-
tud de las que tamb;en hemos subra-
yado al reproducirlas del Diario.
Los que vencieron en- las eleccio-
mes del a1o anterior no tenian inauen-
cla bastante para arrastrar por ST So
los las masas que habian amaestrado,
y solo pudieron conseguirlo yaliendo-
Sc de reprobados medios, que ahora
no les habra permitido emplear una
autoridad empenada en- que fueran las
elecciones la expression de los senti-
mientos y aspiraciones de los electo-
res porto riquenos De nuevo felicita-
mos q nuestros hermanos por ell entu-
siasmo y la energfa que les concede
la Superior Autoridad; y felicitamos 4
esta porque, siendo estrictamente le-
gal y justa, ha contribuido a quetriun-
fen los intereses espanoles.
Con tanto esmero y con tanta per-
severancia habian trabajado los radi-
Gales, tan preparado tenian el terreno,
que todayia han conseguido hacer
triunfar las candidaturas de los Sres.
Sanroma, Labra y Peralta, cuyas ideas
respecto al porvenir de las Antillas
espaTolas son demasiado conocidas
para que nos detengamos 4 recordar-
las. No confundimos al Sr. Becerra
con estos sef1ores, pprque en- IN so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05
DECLARATION IMPORTANTE.

Dice Ez Progreso en- su ndmero
del 10:
"Nos halaga la esperanza de que en-
la actual legislature aborde ell gobier-
no francamente las cuestiones de Ul-
tramar. Aunque Sc resuelvan con ell
criterio doctrinario de la mayorfa de
las Camaras, que nunca puede ser
nuestro criterio, nos darfamos por sa-
tisfechos 81 de al guna manera Sc re-
gularizara nuestra situacion, 81 al fin
vemos llegar las deseadas reformas
por que suspiramos desde 1887 en-
que Sc nos ofrecieron las leyes espe
ciales."
Y agrega mas adelante:
"Hombres de ley, siempre estarG-
mos pronto q respetar las que Sc vo-
ten en- C6rtes y Sc sancionen por ell
Rey. Si estais en- mayorfa haced las
leyes conforme vuestro criterio;
dadnos la Constitution que Sc nos de
be; dadnos las leyes organicas, segu-
ros de que bajar6mos la cabeza y las
cumpllremos, porque somos, 10 repe-
timos, hombres de ley. Pero no en-
treis en- el sagrado de las intenciones,
no calumnieis a los que, amantes de Ia
madre Espa1a, Green de buena f& que
la sirven sosteniendo aouellas opinio-
nes que, segun su criterio, son saliva
doras de la sociedad.
Todos los partidos son solidarios en-
ell compromise solemne hecho por la
Nacion de darnos las reformas. va no
ssirve de excusa para demorarlas la ST.
tuaclon de Cuba, estando, como esta,
muerta la funesta insurreccion alli.
Vengan, pues, las reformas con ell cri-
terlo de las nuevas Camaras, que, va
10 hemos dicho en- otra OCCASION, urge
sallr de la interinidad en- que nos en-
contramos."
Nos place este lenguaje de nuestro
colega. Los diputados liberales- con-
servadores vain resueltos 4 ser refor-
mlstas en- la buena acepcion de la pa
labra y creemos que El Pyogreso We
ra colmados sus deseos. Entretanto
tomamos nota de sus palabras que son
un buen augurio de que algun dia
quizas nos podamos entender refor-
mistas radicales y reformistas conser-
vadores. De todos modos es importan-
te la declaration que ACADIA de hacer
el 6rgano principal de los hasta ahora
ultra-reformistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05

La Rason quiere sacar partido lie
las palabras que dijimos contestando
q un brlndis de nuestro amigo ell Sr.
Frontera. Los hombres desengaNados
que, habiendo tornado parte en- la re-
bellon de Lares, auxiliaron a los con-
servadores en- las elecciones, han alb
Jurado de su error y han hecho tacita
declaration de arrepentimientoa unir-
Sc los que defendemos como it'll y
mecesoraG la existencia de los Volunta-
rios y de los Centros patri6ticos. Sin
apartarse de las tendencias de la in
surreccion de Lares, sin desistir de
su empresa de humillar la bandera
espa1ola, IN insurrecto del % de Sc
tlembre bien podia votar por ell ans-
-nistia.lO Blanco 8 por ell internaciona-
lista Corchado. jTendran intencion
de volver a gritar muera Espai5a los
que votaron con los Voluntarios de
Lares? No. Pues bien; un amnistiado
votando por los enemigos de los Vo-
luntarios, no hace mas que continuar
su obra de Lares; un amnistiado vo-
tando por los sostenedores de los Vo
luntarios, ha comprendido que fue
Instruments de mezquinas ambiciones
de otros ha entrado de6nitivamente
en- el buen camino, ha vuelto a ser es-
panol antes que todo y es acreedor al
carino de todos nuestros compatrio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05
Muy respetado Sr. Y amigo.
Tazencia, abrig 8.


a n II Il
Creo satisfacer uh ideseo fduy natural
en- ", haciendole conocer ell estado de- las
operaclones que dirie el general Guzman
Blanco, contra el traidor Salazar. 9is... ~. 81
Agobiado por la enorme masa de fuef-
zas que le ha caido enciIna; perseguido y
estrechado en- todas direcciones, elmise.
rable encarbonado huge por los montes,
sin plan sin recprsos. Ai ilustre amigo
ell general Guzman, contin1a en- Tinaqui-.
llo, y ysds operaciobes ueksn aquet sellos
de energia, precision y rapidez que 6l es
capaz de inprimirles;; de Adefte que muy
en- breve esta faccipa hahEa III dssap pafeeido,
ya destruida en- un combate este ed
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05

Insertamos con gusto Ia oportuna
carta siguiente, en- que el Sr. PUG
rechaza con razon y dignidad las in
fundadas imputaciones que Sc le han
hecho:
Sr. Director del BoLErIN MERcANT1L.
Muy estimado Sr. y amigo: espero
de su amabilidad tenga 4 bien dar ca
bida en- las columnas del peri6dico
que tan habilmente dirige 4 las 81
guientes l{neas, SECURE del reconoci-
miento de su atfino. amigo y S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05

Dice el ISdeade de San Thomas,
ndmero del 20 de abril: Las fragatas
de guerra espanolas Corona y Ayapi-
les salieron el microbes por Ia tarde
& continnar su viaje de Ia Habana q
Ia Guayra 4 pedir satisfaction por los
insultos que, segun Sc dice, Sc han he
cho al Consul de Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05

lemne debate Sc prob6 que habia ma
nifestado en- el Consejo de Minist ros
sentimientos de leyantado espanolis-
mo. La mayoffa de la representation
de Puerto-Rico no trabajara esta vez
para que Sc pierdan las Antillas, y po-
dra hacer mucho para salvarlas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05
NOTICIAS DE VENEZUELA. N. "a

Hasta el 20 de eabril comprende ! 10
collection de periddicos que acabapalos
de recibir. Por los siguientes parties
recibidos veran nuestres lectores que
Guzman Blanco. no yhabiar adelantado
NADIA enhsd cam pana de i TiRad ddalo
contra su rival el general Salazarv
q. Hazencsa. abyig 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-05-05
B1LETN NNRGANYM DE PUERlO-BI(O.

SABADO 4 DE MAYO DE 1872.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
COWAI(DLY ~ THU r.

T. A. Moore. Washington CORES.
ponlpn tot the Milwaukee Sentinel, IN
q rrcrat letter SAYS:
find | va unnecessarily excited about the
70 dier-' boEny land bid. The House passed
She bill by more than two to one, ana thcn
sent Il over 10 The Senate with the inll bciiHt
and cxpcc.a ION tl,at the Senate would "hitl
ii deader than smcIt." The House m'm.
bers understand the sweeping and ruinDhs ci-
f.c of the bin in the event Of It, bccomi Z the
Law, but ,hcv don't like 10 seem to 70 on the
record IN opposition to soldiers. Ii would ne
50 much trouble To .gpialu 10 every solder
why they votcd against him. II Is much
ssifr to vote for The bill, and lei the Senators,
who are not 80 directly involved IN The soldier
vote, stand the gap The House supported
Homan's substitute, which gave away three
hundred million sores, simply to yet rId OF II
pcfp.exug bill, knowing thcy could take
shelter behind The vote oil the Senate.
- here could be- no more pointed
insult to the Lower House Of Con.
gress than this. That body is direct
~ charged with beng too cowardly
to vote its convictions. We prefer
to believe that the correspondent
speaks without authority, and that
the Representatives Knowing the
wishes Of their constituents, voted
accordingly, and their action should
also govern the Senate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
Death on the Rail.

CORY, Pa. Dee "A, midnight. This
afternoon M ; - clock, as the mail
train ON the i5atialo, CORY and Pittsburs
X ilrord leaving CORY at l:20 D. m.
nenred Pro>p-c and when within about
eighty rods ot the station, the train was
thrown OK the track ut IA trestlp work
the p --enger and baggage car and ten =
der lailn. distance of twenty ak feet,
while the engine passed over uuhurt To
the present time the dead bodies o: nine.
tsen persons have heep recovered, some
OF which are teariuiiv burned, and
thirty nv" persons are known 10 ba e
been wounded, some of them seriously
Among the dead are Frank Taylor, bags
ga4eman, Of Cory + Bacon, OF Broc
ton, mail agent Con Nai"n-y, of Rroc-
ton track maser Mr.. Bell, Of Sher.
man, Mr. lIarte, Of Brocton The 9th =
er- are AT pre~ent unreasonable. owing
to the CHARGED and blackened state Of
the cnrpseS
The cars fell bottom upward. the
weight Ut the trucks crushing them in.
There WAS no way ot escape Tor the i'm :
prI-oned passengers. The cars imme-
dia'ely took fire. but there was no water
to extinguish the q m-s, and only two
axes could be produced 10 rhop the cars
to pieces In this SITUATION some twenty
five persons We're roasted alive, filing
the air Tor nearly AN hour with their
dying shrieks for aid IL is believed
several Of those rescued will die OF their
injuries
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26

TnEgt is likely to be SPIRITED
contest aver the Speak-rship of the
NIX, House Of Representatives. Nr.
Wheeler. Of \rw York, and Mr..
MAYNARD. Of Tennessee, are promi'
ncnt candidates. From this Substance
we see no good reason why james g..
Blaine, the present Speaker should
not hr reelected He has acquitted
himself well IN the past, which Is a
strong guarantee for the future.
Without drtracting in the least from
the merits If other candidates, we
suggest that the House can gain
nothing by substituting either for
Blaine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26

AMONG ordinary mprtals there is
current belief founded on legal enact.
mems, that there IL -uch u crime IA the
compounilng of felony. Some weeks
ago suits were commenced IN New York
against notorious individual named Jay
LIQUID, 10 rrco,rr prom rty stolen from
the Erie Railroad tompa y when said
Gould WAS President o. said company
We now learn ty telegraph that the
present management OF the company
have effected compromise with Could
He returns nine millions Of the stolen
property, and the suits against him are
Withdrawn. lt IL -urmi-ed furthermore
thai Con Il is 10 hav. an interest in the
inture conduct of the COMPANY II il
been made that he j. to have II tavora bic
chance to repea' his theft or not Under
the statutes ot New York, we believe,
this compromising OF a teinsy with the
criminal Gould - an indlctahle oifcpse.
II may be that the law Is not applicable
IL cases where several millions are in
yolyed We have noticed frequently
that il is far more criminal 10 steal u /, at
Of bread that to steal u railroad He
who roh> bis employers TIL ut few SIN!
ling, is so obviously -counirel thar it
requires no special effort t, send him to
iaii. He who rohs Il ciiv treasury o! ten
or fifteen mill ~ is treated with great
consideration, and it requires rodisious
exertlon to bring him to trial at all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26

CREDIT MoDILiER.-The investi.
cation Of this scandal has been con
Quoted thus far by the Committee
with closed doors, for which course
We fail to see any good reason. The
drift Of revelations made has come
out, however, and indicates that the
whole thing has no foundation more
substantial than "quibbliugs," be-
tween Oakcs Ames and McComb,
who were trying each to get an ad
vantage of the other in financial
transaction. The only ground for
the stnpendous charges of corrup-
ton seems to be that IA few Con-
sressmen had purchased and paid
for shares Of Credit MObclicr stock
but none of them before or during
legislation in which the corporation
was interested. As far as dcvcl-
sped, it seems that three or four
thousand dollars would cover all the
stock ever held by members of Com
srcss, aud that only temporarily,
At the rcaSscmbiug Of Congress on
The 9th prox., the investigation viii
be continued aud the sessions of the
Committee be undoubtedly made
public, in accordance with rcsolu.
non of the House.