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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06
The Literary Department.

win continue Under the care of NJ Richard Henry
stoddard assisted by the best writers and poets of
the day.
TERAs SIS per annnm in advance, with chromos
free.
The AIpfsE viii hereafter be obtsiRable only by
s1bscrption There will be reduced or club
rates cash for subscriptions must be sent to the
publishers direct handed to the local agent, with
out responsibility to the publishers except in cases
where the certificate is given, bearing the fac-simile
signature of James Sutton d Co.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

H- Our "Ed'' is reading medicine, and
studying Burnsides, for further information
see his face The Devil says be is beau
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

ES~ From our office window, we observe
that Capt. Wigham and Joe Mylrois are
buying all the fat hogs that comes to this
market
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

BE- The Primitive Methodists Of this
place src holding protracted meetings in
their church every evening.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06
T. O. of G.. r..

A MIoITIA LODGE, NO. 43, meets at Good rem
p GLARS Hsll en- the cerner of 1ewa and Divsioh
&rsats eyerv Monday evening at f19 o'clock. hem-
ksrs visiting the villagear invited to Sttend -
THOMAS ARTHUR, W. Q. t.
THoMAS ". z. s.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

Lumber.

ahssthing, IA % !; Gem non boards II 90; Jsis
and scsatling, IL to ls feet II 90 de 20 TO 81 sss
IT co. fencing Is foot II 20 de IL 10 Il feet 10 90
nsoring, dressed, common 80 W; do I'd IS 90 d
clear 30 90 sidiag, dressed, clear tssh IS 60; d
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

wBufalo lined boots and shoes, beay
er and cloth boots, Arctic over shoes, and
everything suitable for the season. for sale
at bottom figures at Jones i Owens, op
nosite the court house. 12f
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

w- Lewis and Richards, are paying
the highest cash price for hides, they are
buying all that they can ind Remem-
Der the place. at Thral's old stand.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06
TEAStI TEASll

Joe Rogcrs has a fine lot Or The best
quality OF ell kinds of teas. Csli and see
He warrants satisfaction.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

E The nnly horses that don't take the
epizootic arc the saw horses and borse
chestnuts,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

R~ Sec new advertisement Of 7. L.
Roberts boot and shoe store.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06
ADAM EULBERa,
DODGEVlLLE SALOON.

superior quality Of Lager Beer and choice Iot OF
all kinds of the best Liquors on hand Also inc
Tsis saloon is newly ntt.d up with every modern
accommodation. 45y1
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AGENTS WANTED.

Lnv nerson wishing to act permanently as a local
agent win receive full and prompt information by
applying to JAMES SUTTON co, Publishers, 81
Maiden Lane, New York ID
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06
HOGS! HOGS I!

Highest price in cash paid for dressed
hogs at Joe Rogers grocery store.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

nag For fine quality Of all kinds Of
groceries, go to VIM. Teasdals, of Mineral
Point. New and extensive stocks are con-
stantly arriving.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

w- Zells new illustrated monthly Maya
zine is On oar table, the December num-
Der is calculated to extend the reputation
it has taken among the best class of Amer
lean Serials. 1t contains several excellent
articles, and Scottish story of the times
of Sir Wslter Scott, which gives graphic
sketches of Wird Scottish life, and Scot
fish character Of that period.
ssA Musical Instrument can be found
IN abundance at ]. A. Hahn's, call and ex-
anime. He takes pleasure in showing bis
goods.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06

~Jones & Owens are offering for sale
q very choice lot Of shawls, scarfs, nubias,
&c, &c. l2tf
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Premium Chromos for 1873.

Every subscriber to the ALDrsE, who pays in ad'
vance for the year 1878. will receive without addition
al charges pair oil oil chromos, after j. j. Hlll ths
eminent English artirt The pictures entitled 'Ths
Village Belle and {" Crossing the Aoor, are II x2o
inches-are printed from Is different plates requr-
ing Is impressions and tints to perfect each picture
The same chromos ars sold for $50 per pair in art
stores Every subscriber will receive certificate
over the signatures of the publishers guaranteeing
that the chromos shall pc equal 70 tns sam
f,,.d
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Neac z4dvertise31a egats.

mAKEN UP-MARE COLT, Game to
my premises, and tax N up by me the under
n signed, on land ownel by me and on which l
live, in section 81 town range 4, town Of Ridge
way, near Ridgeway old mi |, ono iros gray nearly
black marc colt, coming two years old, right hind
foot white. The owner Is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take abe came away.
JOHN T. WILLIAMS.
December 2, 1S72.-1sw4
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DIP. 3. ar. JONES,
JAM S FADE,
MASONIC.

v~oraEyILLE LODGE, No, lie F. A. hoio
tssir gwlar Communications ON the LIST sn'
~fri~'yS'i '"sA oRvILL STRONG, w.M.
C..u1na RISHoP Sac'Y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06
H. JENKINS, III. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
fR..sa..cs arst door south Of P. N. church,
ii bd

rDWARD CRONIN, A. NJ, M. ID:
n (araAuate Of ths University OF Pennsy'rsn -
- In CLASS Of ls<2 aud Iserson COLLEGE 70 OfSss
-ftaAI stxd snt at tas Pref John X Mtcheii 81
mi, After IS SsArs q practice be feeis eorfete0
d attend to all Gases that n@y come undef hs car
.. Mineral Psint and vielufty He wosia infotM the
esbIie that he has p~r xaeatly located In th&t CITY
At Mis- residence ksAt nd the UnitedStates
nat above Gel. Jones residence. wiz
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Harper's Magazine

The s-ef-inereas'ng circulation OF this excellent
monthly proves its eoptinaed adapt to popular
desires and needs. Indeed when We think into how
many homes II peuetrS:ss every month, We mrsI
consider it one OF the public mind, for its vast
Popularity has been won by appeal to stupid pro
jutices or depra%ed tsstes-Bosten Globe
The character which this Magazine Possesses FOR
yal ety artsic wealth aud lteIsry culture that has
kspt its pace with il 10 has red the tee should
its nduc 20 regard IL with justifs bie
com placency II also entities them 70 great claim
apon the pa bile gratitude. The Magazine has done
good and not evil ell the days Of lite iis-5rcsAta
E6sle
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-12-06
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
PETER sPANa.
NEXT DOOR TO DopeB71Lrs n9rrf.

f.tt.i 81 q ~ !
lie keeps no more hands than he ear kays personsl
supervision over and all the work Of HIS shop passes
under his own inspection, and is finished ana com:
plete. =. "a - eftt &c. ~
|, Remember that, I am always ready ~ rePnir ati
kinds of Flows, whether they are ofhome or irefsh
manufacture. =. .. ~ y r.. -
apd try it from one &c si3 days. ado ~ they % NOV
Nye entire satisfaction you can rstsrn e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY LAND-sCRIP-LARGE
COUNTER CLAIMS

The action Of William A. Woodward against
Ezra Cornell up before Justice Gilbert at special
term Of the Kings County Supreme Court yesterday. on
motion OF defendants counsel 10 change the place OF
trial. In 1862 Congress passed act giving tn each OF the
States public lands In the West for the purpose OF stab
fishing Agricultural Colleges In 1885, the Legislature OF
this State passed act by which they gave to Cornell
University the whole Of the scrip 10 which NewYOtk
was entitled condition that Ezra Cornell should give
to the University $4,000. This Mr.. Cornell d. and
afterward he bought OF the state all the scrip paying for
II acre. and also ling bonds that he would
to the State for all the proceeds or the lana ana
all the profits that he might realize. In locating these
lands Mr. Cornell employed the plaintiff, who now SUES
Recover Si865 g. The plaintiff alleges that ne agreed
to locate the lands and procure and correct tue patents
for 30 cents an acre. that he entered In the iGOyneht
Land Office andscrp for $4,000 acres and dlSDursen
s2G9775 Oh for services In selling the land ana III Dyihg
ground and warerpOwer at Branett FANS WIS., he cdDs
special compensation. , 40, ,,.g
Mr. Cornell in his answer, alleges that the plaintiff
was to advance the money himself necessary IN locang
tbe lands and was wait until the lands were sOld Tor
is reimbursement; he also TO cause every quarter
section of lands to DO personally examined by com
petent gents noting the character and quality OF the TIM
Der and OF SOIL that defendant had 10 advance tue
money, and the land was not personally examiner py
agents agreed upon the difference In value OF me ans
located and those that should have been selected tne
agreement had been faithfully carried out IL S!O1O;
t1at the defendant has suffered loss by Mr. WOOdWards
acts of which amount he demands Judgment
The motion is 20 change the place Of trial from orange
County where Mr. Woodward resides, to IompKihs
County. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court. yester-
day. the ease Of Geo. Washington Bowen, the alleged
icgitimate son OF Madam Jume, ag Nelson Chase was
adjourned of the sickness OF juror As the
plaintif willing to 30 on with IL jurors the case
VIII be adjourned from day to day until the juror recoy
dies.
In the case of Oliver +. Papy, who was
confined in Ludow-S jail under order OF arrest re
quirng him TO give $4,000 bail TO await the issue OF
trial in which BENZ b. Besson had sued him to recover
damages for stab-Ounds Judge Robinson Of the Court
OF Common Pleas has reduced the bail to 1900, aud
Pdpy has been released.
John Alstyne left at his death will be-
qucathing $4,000 the society for the Relief Of INDECENT
Females and both the Association for the Relief
Respectable Aged INDECENT Females and st. Luke
Home for INDECENT Christian f. males claimed the be-
quest The ease was tried in the Superior Court and
Judgment was given for ST. Luke's Home. II came up
in the General Term. yesterday, Oh appeal Decision re-
served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
OUR COPPER RESOURCES.

TO theEdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR My attention has been called to an ar
tice which appeared recently in your paper copper
and coppeTsmelting aud with your permission will
state a few facts bearing thereon. From my own
knowledge there may be raised from mineral lands in
Pennsylvania 900 tuns OF copper weekly aordlng
average product Of per cent in copper The depth
from surface need not exceed 200 feet. In Carroll
County Ga there Is deposit OF copper three miles
IN LENGTH eight feet WIDE 100 feet from surface and OF
unknown depth, from which may be raised an immense
quantity OF producing 10 per cent OF copper. Tho
mines already opened and the ore may be raised at
comparatively small cost. The above mineral lands
only feeby represent the extent OF copper deposits
listing In tho States named.
The cost OF smelling In Swansea Is s5 per tuD for each
tun OF copper produced In this country IL would be
about $50 per tun. The produced In Cornwall,
England averages six per cent copper, and is raised
from an average depth OF 900 feet.
1t II beyond doubt that sufficient may he raised In
this country and worked at good profit TO supply all de-
mands from the consumers bOme and with tho Lake
copper, leave large surplus for export In fact
country cav compete With the United states in copper
provided the hiinGs are bf6pefIy developed and tho
smelling carried on upon economical principles.
Heo- York, Feb IS, 1871 CoPPER- SMELTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
ALLEGED OFFICIAL BLACKMAILING.

At the examination, yesterday, before Com
missioner Osborn Of j. H. Lawrence and Lloyd FIELDS,
revenue officers charged with lcvyinS blackmail on
Francis Gotzberger, the latter testified:
lam a liquor dealer. at No. 19i Westst; Lawrence ana
Fields told that they had authority to seize my store
and Fields showed me paper signed by COLLECTOR Dag
gett, directing him to take possession or II Tor VloE-
tOn of the Internal Revenue laws; Fields then took me
one side and told me that could settle the affair, ana
that had better do so; told him that had no money
10 settle it WITH but afterward offered him $50 Fields
after talking with Lawrence, told me TO make
Il $780, and Lawrence said, Yes you had better make It
500 - then them check for 500, payable 10
bearer on the Irving National Bank made It pa able
10 bearer at Fields suggestion; he then told me that he
had been sent to store to see there was any cause
Tor Selling it, aud that lie should report that there was
no cause after telling to say nothing about Tie
Transaction, Lawrence and Fields went away there was
money in the bank to meet the check but stopped rs
payments my has been under seizure Tor not writ
ing up my government book.
The Commissioner refused TO dismiss the complaint,
and the case was adjourned till p. II. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

70 starting manufactures there The development soon
after of the corruptions and measurecss robberes OF
the State Government brought his operations to dead
stand and now he only awaits the fOrlorn hope OF an OPP
poruny TO exrcate his venture from tho clutches OF
the thieves and villains who have the state by the throat
and are sucking its lfe's blood
"Whv don't you rebel again 2" asked a Boston man
who was lately travelling through the State. This Time
Won would have reason" Alas, why Subjected 10
oppressive conditions, such 1t may safely he sald no
state or community in the civilized world to-day en-
during, the white minority in South Carolina arc q''
aud dumb. They have life Their spirit mas gonc ou
Their inertia amounts to decentralization. inc nreS VI
war licked up all their available substance The grave
covers generation Of their fighting men, Uhtil tlho
repairs the waste blood and snew lost ny war; heIo
is no material to organize into resistance Az present
there seems 10 be no heart for It, and no thought OF H.
But do not the wild crimes OF the ku-hlN youth
OF the State foreshadow a possible future lor
that wrctched people that demands the earnest
attention Of thoughtful statesmen Shall We
too have Poland in the South Can we expect long
TO regulate the internal administration OF law and justice
I'm the State by military rule2 And after all, are tho
KuKux ourages but the expiring embers OF an old con
test they in many leases the kndng sparks OF
One thing seems plain to the ordinary appre hen
sion. The condition Of things now existing IN SCUM
State without a taxpayers league being organized 10
resist the payment of all taxes imposed Tor auduIent
purposes and without the swift establishment oil court
OF lynch law. SO much treason as That cNlsts IN inc
blood every American citizen worthy or ms hrtheh
Admit everything and has not south Carolina suffered
enoughl Admit that she was hotDed ol scue . IN
Admit that she the cauldron in which wac c0ncoctc
the venom that poisoned nation. Admit any hing anu
everything L. there to he expationf RecOlecI that
generation is rapidly rising that had no snn III w. a.,
matnrity J,s.P,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
Chantes for BUSINESS film

AWYER's BUSINESS for SALE IN ,TIs, ~ r
orner WHO 4, about 20 engage 10 other business "a st,
ZOO css about one hundred pendns 49, a. sArs
bniDess o15p,rtuny for good Lawyer. For PAr'ea-"
A. B. Box lo6, Tribune once. ,,, I,f Man
p,IrnRIPS in atbIyips and rap ely growing %a s,s
-. on one Of tie main trunk and coal railways Niin . 5. rf
York can secure 100 lots or more ERsEI Thabs Oe
depot BY addressing 49, -. = % ~ anted
@00 00n to $4,000. -PAR,TNI.taR.. . T Sas.,s,
SZU,UUU in an E'ablsa:d S SIss,ss. siesar.'L
one who vi take an active part pIeisF'sa As'
dress p o. Boz p 776. Nsr.forh City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN.

Ezraet from letter dated al Drrsdn SlrOny Fsb H. is2
al must thank you for the beautiful Almanac,
i.sued by the Smith American Organ Go. II happily
unites the useful with the agreeable and Is honor
the house as well the artist IL II pleasing TO see
these evidences of enterprise and prosperity, and shows
that the affairs OF the Company are conducted by u
sound head and liberal hand. AS advertisement Il
was hardly necessary, every one knows the firm, aud
appreciates the excellence OF their Instruments IL
should be very iatteng the Americans that Europe,
with all her talent and musical art Is not able TO pro.
duce Reed gan worthy Of being named IN the same
day with the Smiths. THO comparison s about like that
Of a tallOW dip 10 IA teu-DurAcr gas chandelier"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE COURTS.
TIE stokes cAsE-wHAT NEXT

A delay of 20 days having been granted in
the case Of Edward g. Stokes. for the preparation Of
bin OF exceptions his counsel are celebrating on tho
course TO be pursued Messrs Graham and McKeon arc
doubtful whether TO take advantage Of the exceptions
made the trial Of the challenge TO the Grand Inquest
upon appeal under the adverse finding Of jury or to
take the in It's present standing to tho General
Term on certiOrar II Is claimed at the DisrictAttor'
neys Office that the latter proceeding Ia irregular and
cannot be sustained and that tho exceptions heretofore
taken only available after the trial Of the main ISSUE
II at ALL StOkes's counsel admit that there IL difficult
question OF law involved. and some doubt has been OK
pressed the regularity or Judge Cardoz0 action In
permitting the already raised 70 become matters
record,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
DEPARTURE or F0REIGg Mans
TUESDAY March

No Steamship Mails
WEDNESDAY. MARCO 6
Mails for Europe ya Qger8oVu aud Liverpool pr ..,-tp,
Wisconsin close az ll:39 ASupflemensry Ial, % Psga
n H.. IL closed A. las o. n.
All letters Deposited Supplementary Mails BE- ps5lA Va
double postage
Pusaan Closed Nal "a sent nv ths Ire.
THURSDAY NAf,H :.
Ma for Europe via PTmou' Choro1rg Hamburg psf s
up Sesa close AZ Il:o0 n supplementary NAL Prs
loot ~ bird st., Hohokea, IS closed At Zoo p.
AZ letters deposited Sup,ensn,ay Mails mast pre2. "a
douhc POSTAGE
A Pius.isn Closed Mail is sent BY this line
Mails io h'ssao y P. Havana and tie West Indie, By he VI.
Castle close st2 ,. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
DECISIONS-MARCH 4.

Su1,rcne Court bdmbTs.-By Judge Barrett
Grsser agt Stuyve,an-InunetoA dissolved with 10 costs
Supfyior Court-SDecidl T9m-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
Hall agt. SmmolsOrisr granted. Grove agt Houghton Motion
granted. Dalton Seanl5n.-The Hedges agt Mdtebrook
The
BY Judge MOne-weenAn ag. The Republic Life Insurance
Conpany.-Order granted.
Common Pleas-Special Teym.-By Judge Robinson.
Ftzbbon FtHgbbon-Repo Of reee conGrmed divorce
granted plaintiff judgment prepared Morris
Armstrong Party liable TO imprsonu Of inter
loeutor ycO,ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
P1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM BPFMEN-a steamship Fansa Marh &C Rrsas aH,.a,
Koch Chas g. Mitchell, Adoph Rckl DAVID Pe,c1 Hal a.iss
Rr1n, Son1h In Amer >al1Eon EIe S'helEberg Eivr m
w. Pirrer 3 S-yrri aul Mr. Sttertel 81 Kv W. ys
ton NJ. AlexaDef ST. L'gsd, Geo Dlrr-mann, T. Msli7
Athena D. J. l. aud aDi Others 10 % cain A. eefis
PROM SAVANNAH-l1 steamship zen. Bsues. MIch ID c
Gotta John H. Sinclair J. GiZsD Thos II Brown Ns ~.
dergan W L. Vandervoort. Mrs. ~ J.. Lomo b. Roo Bvs
ercs Mad D..houlous A J.. Miller D. Hogan " uelEaa EE
mann wife and Children Mis- Brown, J. Slsrhope, Bns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the TombS Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Bowling comTiei Mary Mathew an mp9stoT or p-eserns mt
her accompanied by handsome hos whom she IS
supposed August Never, erk for apprpsng
s21 belonging employer Herman Nenhslm OF No 70 Beck
The Kings County Court of Oyer and Ternner
convened by Ju Pratt aud the following Grand
impneed: Matthew C. Bdey Foreman; John H. Bennett Alfred A.
len Geo IT, Roberts Andrew Brewer Charles W.
Heck Jos s. BnIge addison b. Hall Daniel Roberts Albert
plsyanIer Hart Horace b. GUg George w Crou Robert
scuede HaT; George Mariner James CrocAer John p
Worth Albert Uay ton, and ZicchCus Bergen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
THE MINISTRY VIRTUALLY CENSrRED.

from London Times (IndepeRdenO Of ftb. ~.
A majority of q against the resolution pro-
posed by Mr. Cross censuring Govern
ment in appointing Sir Robert Collier as paid member OF
the Judicial Committee OF the Privy Council, sufficiently
indicates the judgment OF the House OF Com, Com
mons the transaction. The ordinary Minis
was more than lOO and even now it would not
fall below GO upon any issue approved by the bulk OF the
Liberal party. The circumstances of the debate last
night all in favor OF an unequvOcal triumph If the
subcct-matter of discussion had admitted OF H. The
Lords had refused to condemn the conduct OF the Min
Istrv Our relations with America are such as to beget
the authority Of the Government which speaks IN
the name OF the country. Sir Rounded Palmer led
wonted ingenuity while speaking on behalf Of personal
friend. He was supported by the Lord Advocate in "A
W %nd SneTd f he lists
the close and spoke with much warmth aud feeling on
his own behalf. Yet all insufficient 10 produce q
'telling" Division The House refused, as every one
knew it would support Mr.. Cross. but the adverse
majority more than q!
THE MINISTRY INDICATED.
From The LoHiob Telegraph (LiJerd) Of feb. -
Nothing could be more complete than Sir
Rounded Pamers proof that the law had been scrupu
lousy respected anything more conclusive than his
mode ,Of upsettiDg the SNOWY pleas derived from the
practice Of the Equity Courts in their dealings with
colorado acts In like manner he disposed OF Mr..
breach of faith toward Parliament. Showing that no
engagements had been entered into which had not been
he commended with irresistible force that there were no
grounds for censure.
THE MINISTERIAL DEFENSE FAULTY.
From The Lond0t standard (oo1serrgirel Of fti 20.
Sir Rounded Palmer himself admits that he
Is from the Collier being made INTO pre-
cedeut. He would like have it done more than
once or over aud again" lie ia only satisfied
that in this instance there cause for Parla.
mentary" ceDsure. Some other admissions Sir Rounded
Palmer was compelled to make which seem
TO be very damaging TO his case.
He cOnfesses that it would not be proper
to make Indian Judge for the purpose of filling
Of the seats the Judicial Committee. But where Is
the distinction between this improperly and the other
How IT be lawful TO make man an English judge,
merely qualify him to be member of the Judicial
Committee when 1t is not lawful to make him an Indian
Judge the end II the criterion OF proprety is
legality the would be proper an appointment as
the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

Sun u-cs.... 6.23 $50 Nol rss -
rfGR WATER THIS oAT-AA
sani7 Hook. 1888 Cows isanj 40 del Gate Pfr~ %
HlcH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook go t28 COWS ssad.. SOB Hell Ca. Fsry tg