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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21

Those who cherish the foolish ido, that
the negro can not take care of himself will
do we'll TO look into the working OF the
Freedmen's Savings Bank Of Washington.
This hank started five years ago with ii
deposit OF S37. Since then it has been twice
compelled 10 enlarge its quarters. The num-
Der of depositors now ranges from $50 to
200 day, and within four recent weeks the
deposits were S60 DOC in excess OF the drafts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21

The latest style of sending presents of
flowers is in earthen dishes made fiat, i'll
waich the flowers are regularly planted and
growing. which is far more sensible pres
ent than the old style OF baskets, which,
with the utmost care, only lasted day or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21

girls of that town "sleep with their corsets
on" When those Wisconsin girls take
notion to be squeezed, they are going to be,
even if they have to have it done by ma
chinerY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21

The census of the United Kingdom of
Italy was taken by midnight on the thirty
first ultimo. An enumeration of part of
the inhabitants was made in 1864, but this
is the first census OF the whole peninsula
taken since the days OF the Roman empire.
The Italian government purposes in future
to have decennlal enumerations like those
OF the United States. The example of our
enlightened republican policy in this, as in
many ofher measures of government is
spreading all over Europe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21

An exchange says: "All the Western
trains, except George Francis, are stopped
by the weather"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21
OFFICIAL'IOURNAL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
SECOND SESSION
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
seventecn.h Days Session.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

Srnnfreia Sic psIitilde Rrifi
in 6ranfreid oanert tort NIB eie eitua.
tiOn piro fur b09it prefer oebaltem.
Nile 8einibunsen, Die swUhen Sbiers
unS ser 9ationaisS erfammIuna ansae.
brodenen Mibbelist.iten aus;u. l.iAen,
fno fetlgefdIasen. Sbiers bebarrt ca.
raul, Dap Die 9teoiersnssanaeles,nbeiten
auf republitaniider 8aiis perwaltet lper.
oen iOlIsu ; sas Die G~rtIaruns ton repub.
IitaniiGeu @rin;ipien ieitens Ger Static
understanding Die einiioen @ittel fur
Die fcHe Be9runbune elmer r~epublitani.
iden 3eaiernrs fuS uub eraiIiaere Ser.
n%ideluassu nsr}:iitt.
Sic t.n9eiaaStc Ieiana:ion Sbiers'
II njdt ausenommen, ms leine %i5reunet
tefteben b%araui, bob or b~ielsltc sitbcs
Surii6nebme.
neutrality-suspicious. berridt
unter ZEN uerldieeensR HarteieN in Der
MISUNDERSTANDING in 8e;as auf Die
praftiide @etbobc fir Die 8eleitigunn
Ger e:aenwartiseu Hifftultaten unb sic
,ahIreideu bierauf be;ualidsn Yidns,
lpelde eenadt merben, rufen neue Ser.
berpor. Mitstieoer bsr 3eG-
ten idlasen Dor, bas YrobI.m baoureb ,u
bas Sen. SbansarEier aIs ita.
.or nit Batbie uno 0eslorsins ais af:e
lifcr crndnnnt werben lou. I
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Qea an9c,iNtts Dot, IT tH.,- aub nj 81
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ihnunben unb III einisen SaGcn bard
Sdien eriekt moroeu. Ste G;Ienbsbn,
sefeGidaft hat bic 3ufubr Bon 5r..
mad OF. 3o!;s ejtgciteIt, IA bjsie.o.
Non BORT ni&t ips9bef5r2crt werb.n fam.
" &ie Gtude bat fd am 9 in Seferior
&itD 9tsei9t, Otidon nod in bios weni'
gen UjIen. &Ooesfdae iinb nod mid
einGctreten.
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ni6a!, @fo', erfmaI suf urS ieitber BIZ
SYM .. fins 20 Sale btfannt ssporeea
SIC re- sci 9eibitalltn es;cist babcl
lt. l%c tnftid iino.
au5 ota1 ~ SprinofieIs, SH., eridei
atnocH Ssats Sournol s.Itacu mir, Oai
oort s;ae Eer Nfcrseleu@t a3nii9e &ranf
3t:a .>.:s v.n'SGa~1 r:4ieren 1T, II
spar, Oas man i'd f@ea: isse-Mila !,
sebrouacH.
9cbnli6es loirb aus Colorado beri6t
tet'
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Sic neutraleH 9dRoereien ser
GherDfetS

Gum Serfdnbnib Ser fiirslid eraara..
men GntdeiOuns bes Sberbunbesaerihts
in Dem &e6ttrette Der Qnfeoler auf ben
neutraIen Observation-Disclosures aeaen So.
mes s. SOB fpcrben Die saditebenoen Be.
m%ertunaen oienen, peIde mir .inem Ian.
seren &rtiteI bss uSanias Gits Sournai"
entnebmen
Sieie 9dnberein besreif.n in Ed sie
Counties @berofee unS Gropforb nebn
einem Streifex bon 8 Meilen Brett. an
Ger ilblideu @rcn,e ben 8earbon Goun.
tD in Dem 9taat Sanlas.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

Sie @btrofees, aEs i. ibreRaIte,
@obnfsen in &C.. ano JIorinnaG
bem BeFsn transportirf nuroen, .biel.
ten ilr ibre e~uf9e9etensn alien leins
tdtteu 9agbereien t:n oSHHiaaerterfcri
I'm els 9fefer0e nest 8 Mfiuisn in
SeIo- 3paIeia ngclcs :5nsn asetuei.
tere 500, Geo q y Sanias fir 500,
G0o saft, petd1t oumnte an IN 5
gliG!sis;i III atsug ssbra6t murbe.gra,
iib:nt San g"r:a n,t:. ihnen eaft EN-
Batca.. 0oa ,ly5r 2;.Ies 9aninits
mails f6rin.is, ar.t Oe7. & beroFet3 :lge>
fly aenommen, pelde iiG Dielmes 9e-
trennt o ibm oard Die &obnfse moss
ret Snbisnerfdmme in ibrer Steierc IN,
3noianertervitorium anTeaeIten.
Sm SABRE 1868 n.adt.n bi. 6berfses
Die Ser. St.atrn ;u ibrcm Beppadd.
tisten, !tne SOC, 600 elder gu berfafen
SsfretGr 90risn %Osrtaufte lie all bieion.
nectieat @misrasjo nsaefeHi6aft, elm
Naafo.ser BrOwain9 aber ftieB benier.
fauf nm, neil gcgen Sen Sertragait
bsH Gterattcs, Der 1srfprSi: in &cni'
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beit0ti2t Sotci purec it5oa ser Sr<
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jfnet batteu. Ecioe einwennung 3
pen bcm &unbtSoberstlidt D, +
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,trtraaidliebenoe Gesalf aG.iH, naniR i
srrcutiue uuo Senat, inRheru aHd il 9
5ongrcs ieIbf ben &erfaui tswiIiot l. :
tnOem moH Den GeufrreiE BON :55t,
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; bic ~sIptite sesbolb wcii Ser Sp
rag non 1886, burh wtlAes sis 9ca.
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lie Scrsirtuna beieitist una Die Sheg :
.ces baburd IL ollie ibit M.tIte l3lca
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treit, Der -sson0 slA barter SbtsI {
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bren 8leiB AcjhaFcneh 3c;mfatten ~ ,
pcber 0sriaNen oSer lie eon Son fuait |
naTtn. /
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

Sie hun9ersnetb in Berf'
bat, bcm yWa6ra1 G~tbendum" gu
foIse, in Ser perfiden Sauptitobt anein
loo, 900 Geelen (Utanner. Srauen dnb
siaber) b~inm.saeraft, SIN san!en 9an'
be ionen 8 Miaioaen WsnideR 4un'
sersnotb unO $sitilen; gum Spfer gefaI'
lei isin.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

$rirs &opsleon bat ben 8rdfeften
unS Zen Goii;eicommiTdr, uelde s;n
Qegen ibn erlahener Eusnciiunastefeb.
III Gusfiibrung bradten, pabreno er fiG
bel 9rn. sfi%nne in 1ariS auf @eiud
befanO. aui ic 400, 900 Sranes SAapen
uerfiagt,
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

g Gustan u. SO ertensg es
oenft am SSeibmadtstage nur frcunblide
Samengefdter SUI ie6en. Bcnu iein
Eager bon 9onenpel,.n oerfauft lit, 10
1T es fiber, baB ieber brape Gatte feline
8Fidt 9etban hat.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05
bnnbertidbri9e Seier Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
Ser. Stddfe,t.

Die bunSertiabrtee Ssier Ser unab>
hinsisteitsertlaruns Der Ser. Staaten
ion, pie betannt, i'm Sabre 1876 in
SbiIabeIpbia itattfnSen. Sie serfdie>
oestn 5anpts unb Meben>G committees
fno btrcits ersanxt iuorscn, une if uns
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05
Gartucribip, 2auftuinm.i.

$e.mann, gto ben Il Teu. 1872.
Sir gsidlE .sperhinenn3 sut'Nen nc
ter 3nyr i :gF F&s. 3orl IT :nit CEN
e....,s ,..fg o~iaet5,t Nogocl. Ser
%5ty .;D,n 4 aussesyettE lAb Nm
Corn fihrt ea3 GtidldFt nnter ielntr'
Nomen Uriter uHb iinb hi rmlt S1ais.
ntr b0Hihit eriudt ib,e edulrn ~ II
qui6iersn.
setter 3ern & BRO.
4Ef nbises @elu9 nebmenS hnft ld,,
bos dc Sunni sts YubliPnn,s mir nix
Ser friEeres 6.rma 81 dheil wtr'ei'
miro.
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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

Sn ct. 9ouis far6en bonn 11tsx
Nlai bis 23te; @obem5e- 927 Berfsnen
ON SEN Redcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

n@- Was ptrben Sic 3brer 5rnu ~
Beidnodten i6enfen Sd gebe ;u@.N
WertenB uno JUDE mir einen Oamenpel;
hcraus2
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05
ADtr's abfibrrnu, 4}iucu
AYsR,s CATHAgrC FILLS,

"a: sirttrnz3 HAt Ssi'
igns G.:r Stcruus@
IN Ral,n, in Ter Ssser
sns zen ~G,assrt;stz.
Gle NIB elm mnsts
NtfaorTi'itsi ane era
.rtfhi9es Reiaisus3s,
Iz;ii,I. Sic btiiehtE
aans AZ: pHa1l,uiio :
ie. uile sTi5Sisn RE-
eer Quo lIbsr ucb iys
atr0 aus:Ts Rirsral.
hcfis. 'tiIs cruiiIIne
aran.A iiea uRo Seit'a
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

3a perfamfen Dbsr 3u p%err'nten.
Ser unter;eidncte miniht feline Wit,
fe nehit anoereu Standardization ~ ber-
teufcn ohtr su Serrenten {; ruenn at'
milnldit, funn aud ole Wafa.Herie aueis
a.tauit 1erben. aas3 in sxtess 81
fanSs.
SortA, etranb.
Sc r.a y, Re.
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-05

luh-s%hS FAS ~
scope; earS .,r.x ,etissn GS,trau& p, ei,i't, uni lset
Ssia,G, isa. rlsisib,H ia G5as nab p1fe. mean ere
f.rseyli6. ~VaTEa,bis baitsn. e3nas vi! rnaa ell re-
lpteisu, eak s;es bt unibaefi5iien, tne-lisn une 5elteF
a1er 9titsr ine. rIn eenen ftr Wa;tf I5en1iscam
IN. TuIts sereu aete JsnilItsH GseVa11 rire sIs GtIi
strtinis:. re rerscr5ensn eaits reretn eniitrnt. Strs
koufunasn fsie,tist ure Ii. sau,s Setensniai3lHer,e Ipire
pieeer ~ 1eiuneer 15dti5tt,t seera1t: S"nert afeaaes
r.lhs s.ritcrf: xue kd5s st'crefH fH'' screen ta.S
Sper'5 YiIler aereiHisI Hnt r7sstr AM 4eaH9tsH
%anssr,t,t. Gp pirs bssinusute 2raptbsi. u Gsinasesh
HuisrpinttIt Hnb her Wertb eieisr nTiTaseinaa !aHn'
i IfST T sfir, ss s: sn1m a asssissst rs.rs.n. Ssr 'sad.r.
hhsrgu5 niadt Fe ausensba SuTn Hinnesme' Ene pttslou
ibrs ptilirdfte anssranesrt ihr tIs,ns en-: !stsaa;T. e
cas- ~rieitIbea tmner friih une sflfdnets .uGerl1si3 tHe.
Ctsleia fe Tansrl6ai4 pirteu, 10 fns Re roo u'iR uns
rsi.n tsins STIRRING Der asRfitHt1a, or Tat oees
mi ssm ItimiSias. i,s.r easet,t sntti i'd elm. rcd.
Ainoise @ebvaud Sdnlrtliuus. rt ne as H9iNntia se.
s.n q. ~teIssnhen S,i@rusEeen, Tsise St''s Siiisa
S.arn Tuspsph< OO.r S~nsiseAien, Ereattiastit.
erfdblaFuns unS Appetitperinff iclte'l q. uasis
asnouInen nereeu, edmtt ne cen NRaJtn anrtSsn Ine tetH
,eiunpe esannuus unb 2satisfeit irltesrherftasn.
Gesen 4sbcrltisen une seren rerib:tesne SpmriorHe'
;.s.n st t,s aO pfc ss.s s..'S Gal nS apsii. ans
6anenHebsr i0atsH fe ls mad, sTls,etsa!s IN anss.
msa.ntr 3aSl senoxmsn rVe!s.H, um y: iIanisals
9:ssn Rmhr sSeT Suresfan mirh m'is,ls MIR eius
@essa Wsemnetisnus. cjift. earnsrits, SsrF
acpkeu, 0cbinerieu In Ser Geifc. IN stufrn am
s,S ~ as s]rtcrseriis IN. bic f~rsnibate i aaitss,t sts
* AEAA. NJ -
suntas nripuraHrsn; e. ssriSrinstn saHH saa ~
siter ron islsR. 49,
@;,en ssaftrfnds. une paHerihd,tiae Mnsd.Dsi'
unarn fcnter lie IN arrssH anp b1shaen @aben ss'
rmIitH rtresu, nm RE 2Sigtun3 eires eraaiiSss xH's
rmittclS terrorJukrtn5en
Gtosn Hnterrradnns n:sIR. man tine sres: Sess,
tbiss ben aepnniai.A 6rFpIa Ezra SsHsatpie eeirt,tI
ala cine BerbGEuHSs1tIte aebI.e man eIns o.
set RtfltH :, mn bic EerssuHaS ~ tstoreern hHs SN
Raaen bl s-teiAtsrn. NJ.
GSae e,l,stHfi&e Sebs rest ben Was:n rne fIs 0tn.
tssrst IA sr55sr.r aedtisttii an, nsat ess nr:sts
Ses,r Ser unt trdftat bas SueerH. Ddtsr nirft e 81
Irts.ilkaft auH Eenn feline erniftiAe 2ysntbet rsr'
inssn IN. 0emonb. bar tismEit pebl ihbh, hreet an
Is az rad sinsr 0ake tisieT GtlItn nd tHti@iefen
lssr ssErset. iubea ~hisIsfbtH bic 9erhaaznssnrsaH
sniseR zab fdrfsn-
SfdpaItrt SeE
9. Aper & 60, 9Ouea, MfaR, :,
srsf;ie,r unh anatshEacH 9seHttera.
rerfauft ppn aHsn Hrrsr:aeu A6srof.
WARNER LEW1@,
Attorney at Law.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
4 PLEA FOR DECENTRALLzATION

Ohio nobly began the Liberal campaign,
yesterday, by a mass Convention which was
held at Columbus Stirring and argumenta-
tive speeches were made by the Hon. b.
Gratz Brown, Gen. Ewing, and others; but
the feature of the day was evidently the
elaborate and exhaustive Grafton of VIM. NJ
Grosyenor. printed in full in THE TRIBUNE to-
day. This speech is striking illustration
of the vulnerability of an Administration which
now cuts no figure before the country except
as defending itself. Already the leading
sneakers and w.rittrs of the Liberal cause have
made numerous and bold assaults on the
falling cause of the Administration party,
each differing from the others; but that of
Mr. Grosvenor is thoroughly original and
uniaue. Il is an argument against centraliza-
tion-that bane and burden of our present
governmental system. And while the
speecb is not cOlored by personalism,
if is a tremendous and conclusive Indictment
of the Administration of President Grant. 1t
covers the whole field of action, and must
command attention everywhere by its mastery
presentment of the evils which an unnatural
consolidation of the powers of the Govern
mept have brought on the Republic.
Mr.. Grosvenor, perhaps, deserves special at
tention when he gives his reasons for sup
porting the nominees of Cincinnati and Balti-
more. He, far more than any OF the few NAL
contents in the Atlantic States, had right to
demur at giving instant and hearty IN
dorsement of the nomination OF man
who had SO widely differed from HIM
on questions affecting and growing out
of Revenue Reform. Mr.. Grosyenor was
intimately connected with that movement IN
political economy before the Cincinnati Con-
ventlon was called and his honest tribute TO
the worth of Mr.. Greeley is more notable In the
present crisis, when all men are looking for re-
lief from the insuflerable public burdens. Inc
speaker is not content with painting the rum
OIis condition which has Overtaken republican
institutions !. he shows in strong cOlors the
pathway which we must retrace If we would
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

restore popular government to its normal con-
dition and bring back our rulers to the tneory
of constitutional law which they nave Ut
terly condemned. OF course, In such
course of argument the condition ana
wrongs Of the South must have conspicu-
ous place. Until the unsettled state
of affairs in that portion OF the Union mas
been so settled that patriotic men shall cease
TO fear reversal of the conclusions OF the
war. no other topic will command much at
tention. MIR. Gros venor arrays, first the fright
ful robberies which have been committed on
nine States of the Republic, and, with the Off
cial figures before him, makes up the shameful
record of msrule in the name OF loyalty. Can
any honest patriot peruse that record without
a blush of Indignation And this frightfu
plundering which has prostrated industry and
driven capital from the land, is the Legitimate
outgrowth of an Administration which began
its course with the false words, "Let us have
peace
There has been no peace. The whole effort
of the party in power has been to keep agape
and bleeding the slowly-bealing wounds OF
civil strife. DiscOrd and dissension between
ex-slave and ex-slaveholder have been
assiduousy sowed, and the remote sec
tions of North and South have been melted
to hatred and jealousy by the artful repetition
of old cries and the revival of dying names'
Organized pilage at the South became the
cornerstone of Republican policy lheie
| was no more free representation OF opinion III
| all the States where carpet-bag rule hau eS-
| tablished new tests of loyalty
Seldom more powerfully than in this speech
has tho treacherous progress OF usurpaoIOh
in q popular government been traced lhe
snoaker,s exposition of the abuses OF patron
age and the corrupt usage of public revenues
in local affairs is so clear and torclDle that
tbo attention of the most careless must be ar
rostod Disorders at the South were to be ex-
.ootod but these are not disorders /; they are
CONFESSIONS most fragrant, cruel, and un-RepuD-
,;pan The people have demanded peace
tbev have received bayonets and hostility.
But this is no mere jeremiad over a hopeless
condition of public affairs, and MIR. Grosvenor,
with a few eloquent sentences IN behalf Oh
real and permanent reconciliation, draws atten-
ton to the hopefulness of the general stua-
ton. He perceves that the spontaneous move
ment of the people which found voice at Gin
cinnati and Baltimore is in the right direction
il is toward Reform. The flag of our
country shall wave over only buried
hates; it shall not be used as cloak
for public plunderers it shall not sadden any
disfranchised class by its mocking splendors.
The hope and promise of this is in the sue
cess of the Liberal Reform movement. That
organization which has declared for the
restoration of the Government to its normal
functions and the enfranchisement, peace, and
protection of all men under the laws, Will
relegate to the people the powers of which
tbey have been despoiled. Peace and Unity
shall come,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

SO many prominent men are nowadays announcing
their preference for Greeley and Brown, it seems
possible that even President Grant may be himself
swept into the popular current. So at least thinks
brilliant lady, the wife of of our most famous
Generals This lady, who has long been an ardent
and Jealous supporter of Mr. Greeleys candidacy re-
ceiyed friendly call from the President lately and
he took goodnaturedly her pleasant railery on the
Presidential outlook. Accompanying her visitor to
the hall when he took his leave, the quick-witted
Greeley woman noticed his hat-a white One-and
exclaimed: "Why. General! L didn't. know you
were for Greeley Now he is sure to be elected ]"
Is MT this case of what poet has called Feeling
deeper that all thoughtW
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
Netu'alork Daily Gribmare,
THURSDAY, AUGUST /, 1872.

Complete harmony prevails among the Geneva Arbi-
traitors == The American feet now at Portsmouth,
England is to be inspected by the Prince and Princess
OF wales =- The Government Of Costa Rica intends
10 purchase a war vessel
A Reform Convention at Columbus, Ohio was ad-
dressed by Gov. Brown, Col Grosvenor ana others
.= An enthusiastic Greeley meeting was heiu az
I,i,o,ra - The prosecution in the Barnard trial
closed its
The ApoIIo Hall Democratic Association declined the
oyerures OF the Tammany Society and adjourned with
out taking definite action reference TO the campaign
60 The Controller questions the authority OF the
Dock Commissioners to build the ryer-wan on the pro-
teeted lines = Gen. fitzpatrick has instituted crlml-
nal proceedings against the editor OF IAe Times ior noe
- II IA rumored that VIM. 81. Tweed will support
Cen Grant. =- State Commission is taking evil
denee IN relation to the treatment OF boys in the House
OF Refuge - Gold, lis. ll5i; thermometer 1872,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

Frenchmen are justified in feeling all the exulta-
ton which the Courier des EtGts Uns expresses over
the taking yesterday. of forty-one milards of the
French loan. The editor is at once jubilant and
admonitory. and wise in either vein. We are
freed" it says, by the confidence of the world IN
our credit in our fortune, in our wisdom, and In our
honor To us it remains to justify this confidence"
You are rich, it adds, addressing the French your
riches must serve in the development of the public
fortune; you educated, your education must
serve in the council you strong, your strength
must do service in labor. France owes and France
must pay and to pay with equality, all must con-
tribute in equal proportions some by the sacrifice
of what they would acquire others by the sacrifice
of what they would retain" =
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

rule hot Washington displayed. he may jnsty asp"e !"
the chair hat Washingon fAed"
II this is the voice of Mr. Curtis, we can only
say of the article what Harper's Weekly says
Of something else: "If Mr.. Curtis believed
"what he said, the little lapse of time since
cannot bave converted him. If he did not
believe it, why did he say it; and how mucn
:" of what he says now does he not believer"
IF Mr. Curtis is not the author of this article,
we should really like TO know what ne THINKS
of Harpers Weekly. If he Is the author we
sbould like to know what Harper's Weekly
thinks OF him.
Mr.. Curtis prefaces his eager disclaimer OF
the utterances of his paper with the following
admirably chosen motto "The candor anu
good faith of the journalist should be abso-
"lute.-Whitelaw Reid" Has Mr.. GURUS
become so inaccurate and slOvenly os TO De
unable even to make an honest quo
totiop3 Does he take all his lnforma-
ton. as he took this, at second OF
third hand. from the sloppy pages OF Ihe
Mem York Times Because it happens thao
MIR. Whitelaw Reid never wrote nor even
ouoted. the words attributed to him-hoWever
fully he may approve their spirit. IL Is Mr'
Richard Grant White, we believe thougn we
arc NOT sure), writing in The GALAXY, VINO
sbould receive their credit. The biunder
amounts to nothing, but it serves admirably
az an illustration of the recent Harper method.
Scholars and gentlemen are In the habit OF
taking some steps to verify quotations, before
they base hostile articles upon them.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-01

On Saturday We shall issue Campaign Docu-
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Greeley and Grant; Sella Martins letter re-
pudiating Grant; " The Colored Race" an ad-
dress by Horace Greeley at POughkeepsie,
May IS; a Colored Grant Electors letter OF
withdrawal; and the Colored Cadet Case at
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