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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
MODERN CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
- A DAMNABLE POLITICAL THEORY"
Er1m Tle PhiLldeIphia P0al. lAila.l


Civil Service Reform is desirable The Adj
minisratiOn advocates 10, and the Administration
should enforce it, But recent events in Washington
that professions and practice do not always
A gentleman named Il. V. Snaley has been for seven
years the clerk OF the Military Committee About
year ago he was engaged OF the correspondents
OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE from the National Capital,
and doubt this employ did not in the least inter
fere with his official duties. The Committee salts
fed and seven years of experience should have made
him valuable clerk, capable of undergoing any Civil
Service examination. Had he not been good Off
Ger, he would have been dismissed long
ago. Mr.. SUialey was, however dismissed
the other day by Mr. John COburn the Chairman of the
Committee upon the ground that, being correspondent
Of THE TRIBUNE, he was presumably in favor OF the
election OF Horace Greeley. That this arbitrary action
does meet the approval OF Gen. Grant ferveny
hope. 1t is based political theory which is SIMPLY
damnabe. Gen. Grant is not the Republican party and
opposition 10 his denomination and reelection not
constitute anti-Repubcanism. He Ia candidate for
election and be legtimatey opposed or sustained
Yet here find Mr.. Smaley summary turned out be-
he supposed to be in favor OF else than
ence, but tyranny within the party. II is simply at
tempt make oficeh0lders under the Government the
tools of some particular ambition.
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pres,dent Grant and the Republican party are one
and identical he further said 10 MI. SIN tnat NO
sbould not have removed him Ii the Cihcnnht Donscu
tIon had adjourned without making any nomination.
I've In the civil Service Reform MT smaley nad been
Clerk OF the House Military Cominitiee 10, ,,
years and had performed its duties WIN satisicio
Ia avery member No was gwen ior MS rouiVsa
except hs connection with THE 1RlBuhh, any no c y
reason occasioned IT, IL was the purpose OF INC onal
man 20 thrust at the Liberal RepuDlicans O tne cVuhy
through Mr. smalley, and TO lndcata 70 un Poopo VI"
consequences of any support orsynpauy WIN ~
even more than this IL says To the people ana espe
cay 10 those who hold Office or VINO nopo W 1d
ndsr tho Federal Government that the test OF royalty
to tho Renubican party IL the nrm ana unWaVerng
snnnort OF Gen. Grant for the next PRESIDENCY; no
tber action will tolerated. Gen. CoDurn, III MS re-
naval of Mr. Smalley, was governed Dy no pIeceue.p
M On The contrary violated all established precedents
N there In any honesty In the PROGRESSED snpport Va
civil Service Reform by the President, ne VIII reoho
The conduct OF this Jealous Official III removing
faithful servant OF seven years stanihB SIMPLY pocus
the audacity accept nomination Tor the PRESIDENCY
III this mean action of Gen. Coburn goes unhoceu,
will clearly Indicate that reform In ClV service - NV
favored by the Administration, but tnat party
il OF more consequence than long years Vi iai'iui
service
AN EARNEST OF THE FUTURE.
From The Louisville COurter. Journal DIM J.
On the announcement of Greeleys accept
ance of the Liberal nomination, Mr. f. V. Smalley, an
attach6 OF THE TRIBUNE, was notned tnat MS seINo'
were no longer needed as clerk OF the Military Cont
fee OF House, position he has held Tor seven YEARS
That quick work. After the 9th OF July tno ouni
ness of decaptaton will fairly set in Smaley cast
only an earnest of what is to come. Even now the oi
cai gulone being wheted for the harvest OF neaus
that are to Off Grant is very well aware Ihat ms
and he is sure to make example of any such recusahts
"A call their souls their own
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Ucooma garos. &s.

AT WIN. EVERDELI.s SONS, NO. t04 Full
~ ou.,t ~ EDDlAG CARDS aud PiNB srAfOhEaf tbsab.
hshed 1851
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ut m.
1898. .Hammersy sgt The Mayor 1859 Muller agt Betner
, -, Same sodsI and nd an aao "a s FARGO
Doag.,, ag same. 1915 Libby ct al sgt Werner and
l65 cmbon s77 Bradford ct agt Rich ct al
22J Home Company 1879 Mechanics agt smith H
2 Aa a ~ The Meiso Sotot and
tile Mutual Insurance Co. wick Hosiery Co sgt Jew
9 sm aei Sane 1884, Van Note and ano sg Brush
Gg Post and Gilbert l7ol Walker and ano ag Frost
Pa PART n.-BAnRKrr L-open. at 100 tam,
sO2 The Trustees Y Pro 74a Pean ct al sgL osfor and
sehao act Young 7sa Weber .st Stewart ct 81
receiver Ae act BOr' az Sn n sae'
500 Easis.O1 agt w'er Carrie and g. A3Got
7oo. .osso@i ct al sgt Lippmau and snO.
7o3. .osod ct al receiver &e ~ Punan agt speyer
sO.. coso,sf asi Coleman eta "a covdey .gs Gna1
80 s susa 1 ee Wb a ." State Of Prnnsyysns
CO. Harvey ag Merchants Natl TO- Houston and sgt DeMes
SPECIAL TERx-BRaDT, J.-Open. Iil
II. Dale ng The DelaSsre' is. Collins .gt. FOrch.
Issu>s Of Ldo and Fat.
1sa Meserole agt MeserOle. 7i..Archer ast. sehni
%. .wsgtsf agt Bartlett IS. Cotton sgt murray
8Irapbaeen ast Mathews % unOa ssS % WrSs,
g.. Fischer agt Russell. o. swords sgt Bennett
o.. .G.feaag agt Gifenng g. Fsber agt Dut.sse}.
g. Hutton at Trask 81. Peters sgt Mead
5l..HasiInes Drew g. Crane sst onderGonk. g., -
cHAsgEE-IyeEauAH "opens at 10 Cse1d. g s's II NJ
g.. Barr agL Gcnin. lsl. .aarag ast Rush ct
Porter Wang lB5. Brown agt " amer * ors
igl Ilsupg et al agt Rush ct al Call begins No. DOL
SuPEuoK CoURT-TgIAL TkRx-PARr L-SKDGwCK "opens
at II am-Case %.
PART II.-FREEDMAS "opens at ii a. IN.
iosG Uoev act perry 1885 % Bren sheriff, sg. The
g6 brennan aud Of = agt Pierce. Merchants ns Co.
OBneu 1894 Same The Mihamsburgh
Sc City Re ms Co.
Oh Hughes by Guardian aet 1896 Same The Commercial
Y and Nev-Ilayeu X. r. FIRE ns. Co.
Go. ll.4 Breen agt heh;
Days sheriff &C. .LghtsOne Weber.
lgs1. Schneider KroL lIaD Helms agt Pane 49,,
.S-lei Sommer. 100 The American fopuar Lille
s9l. ,Neilrhsca at Janlne ms Co. sgt ONei.
52f Ws ait Obren sheriff i2 Dewitt and Leland
lOi. Altman sgt. o. Bhen, sheriff. -
CoNNOE PLEA-GRSERAL TERn-C T. DAILY. IN j. LARRBAoRE
and ROBISsOs, JJ.-Opens at IL a.
2..Grsf agt IIoehtolteT. 81 Moody sgt Leyench.
H. The Soldiers Bust s2Conghtrg agt Levine -
Messenger, and Dis VJBslsin az. Harlem ana n
patch Co. Y. Navigation Co.
IL. Smith agt. Cooley. 81 Cropsey agl ehpman
ls..strong at. SDroaL e5. .Kersne agt Kauhman
"a .Bortaeh AT. The Kncker- S.WaltOn agt. Hogan
booker Life Ins Co. Same set same
25.. Boyd agA Stone. 10. .hcDouough sgt Donough.
25. Rston agt- Goder. -
TERs-PARr L-LOEw "opens at III A. m.
93l. Carroll agt Butler. 42s. Diamond sgt Sane.
liO9 hoffman Bnen Sheriff 2O0 Sanford
MARSR COUKT-rEIAL TEkh-PARrs L. H. and L.-Adjoumsd
1hursisy, MAY is.
SRssOss-Before Recorder Hacket-Patrek
nsnaughler Peter Woods Patrick Cabins William
Michael Cunningham, Michael John John
ROdger buzAy; fouous
John Frederick Munck Thomas Stack Frank
Charles Crawford grand rceuVi James Clark John Edy
rceay from the Willy Davis petit larceny from the
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.

Sun nses....... 1910 Moon sets.. 1914
| no
sandy Hook 1903 Hell Gate Rerrv.. 33l
| DAy-P.
Island 200 Hell Gate Ferry ia
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COURT CALENDARs-rHls DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CRcUn-PARr Ivan BRUsr, "opens at
l0l m.
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TIE RIGHT MAN.

The selection, by the Cincinnati COnven-
tion OF Mr. Greeley, is the first honor OF the Kind
coed TO representative of the press in this country
Apart from that. II seems 10 us to DO nomination emf
nently have been made by the body from which 1t
prOceeded and which will unite against Gen. Grant
an the elements OF honesty, patriotism and desire for
government of men OF intellect and cultivation IN the
ReDublican party.
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MOTIVE OF THE REMOVAL.
Fran, The RashiaJfOu Patriot DD7a.


Peace hath victories less renowned than war"
and we chronicle one gained by peaceful Indiana hero
far transcendng any no ever won IN the tented field.
What exactly Gen. John COburn did IN war We do not
with precision recOllect; and whatever 10 was be 10
much or little. far be 1t from us TO dsparage IT. His
pacific exploit is very fresh He hasturned out OF the
clerk ship a committee respectable gentleman and
through Republican, for no other reason than tnat he
happens TO be the reporter for an administration
newspapers and in doing according to the voluntary
testimony of the Speaker, he has violated all
parliamentary rule and usage IL occurs 10 us
that there IL practical motive for TINS dlsplaco
ment, which has yet been pointed out IL is the
Committee on Military Affairs" which the heroic
COburn dominates, and Of which Mr. 5maley was
recorder This Committee la now, and for time has
BEEN secretly, and with vast amount or mystery, IN
gating the alleged spolaton OF the records or the
War Department, and we can easily Imagine that re-
porter for TBEiNEwYoRK TRIBUNE would be the last
naD in the world whom the Secretary and his apoogs
would wish TO be taking note Of their denquences.
or question the official fidelity Of gentleman who has
for seven wears been faithful 10 his trust 1t impress
sve fact that the journal with which he Is connected has
been active and persistent In pushing this specific
Investigation.
THE POLITICAL GUILLoTISE AT WORK.
The work of political decapitation on ac-
count of sympathy Tor the Cincinnati movement has
begun Gen. CObarn, the Chairman Of the House NIL
itary Committee On Friday, after the Liberal nomina-
lions were made removed T.. V. omaney, one Oh the
from the clerkshp OF that Committee assigning as MS
only reason for such precpitate action that person
who was opposed 10 the Administration OF Gen Ofant
could not with prOprety longer hold any Official position
at the hands of the Republican party. As 10 ieaVe
no question 10 to the belief OF Gen. ooourh ehA'
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THE ONLY QUESTION.
HONEST, CAPABLE, AND JUST

We. i'm common with the Democratic press
generally. have by Implication assured Liberal Repu6
cans that II they nominated candidates universally
recognized as honest capable, and just. that should
support them. Greeley and Brown fully up 10 the
standard Therefore, claiming 10 be honorable
we shall hoist their after the action Of the Demo
crufi lie National Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
THE MONTY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcvAsGE-FIRsT CALI,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SALES FROM 10 TO 10i AM

u Sales Of GorerRarerf B>~l
Nd Goa.
10000 U. g. 3zD Cos 1885,. 6l 1OOo S leo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
TARIFF REFORM RESTS WITH THE PEOPLE

The West differs from Mr. Greeley upon
the Tariff question positively and dianetrloaly But
the Liber platform leaves this question 10 the only
tribunal that can settle It, TO wit the people at their
congressional elections. II Congress favors Revenue
eTrIn We shall have IT, If Congress does not no Pres
cent can give il 10 u.s. II secure an Executive
who is heart and soul favor Of all other reforms
which the people demand the people themselves
cure of the Mr. Greeley Is In favor or
a protective Tariff but he asserts the Democratc doc
fne that II the people decide in favor OF Free Trade
no one has any right TO stand In their way" He will
Veto no law that fixes a tariff for revenue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07
THROAT ii iEl Sjs ,iIfVTfiRHk SiSSS

S-AAllA AkHllU
In the wonderful medicine 10 With M. ~.
ca are above pointed 70 relief he dis.oo,..Vs.
believes no has combined N hdrMoSS' ;,SSvNai
N1tlrc's most sovereign eutHtT" S. aolS q
which God h1s lnstillGd into thS yep,,sS w,
dom for healing the sick, Than Tere W. ~. Is
combined In one medicine, ThCeyidsrs. IN IN
tiet ts found IN the great Tntiety Of M, His.1l
n1o diseases which II hAs been found N ss' S'E
II the cure Of Br0nchIIIG, SSSTS@t
Coughs, and the Casly stages 0ftNorssIs
IonI u has astontshcl the medical kcsIt "
eminent Physicians pronolnce Il tbe 80,
medical discovery OF the RSe While II esN.Ns
seHesest Coughs, y uGAgthens The IyJtSS ~
PuriIies, the blood. By its ma; hi H. ~
Saga blood purifying properties, Il tIisi n
common RIOtch, Plmplc, o. EITSirSnA
Mstcust2l disease, MIheHl poisoHG m ~.
effects, are eradlcato1, and vigorous ht1hS ~
sound constitution established. EFyGInsIS.
Sllt Rheum, Fever NOfeR, SfhIv II
Rough SklnS IN short. oil the rpneSeS,
eases caused by bad blood. are CONQUERED 4, M,
powerful purifying and lnvirUratinF nsSitis. -
II you feel dali, drowsy. debIlitited. AsIS NJ
low cSlos OF skin, or yrilOwtth brown mi, !.
face OF body, ffellent headache Or Cilrzi1sS, NJ
TASTE 10 mouth, internal heat or chlllS, INrS,,.;
with hot alshes, l1S spirits. Ind gloomy ~
bodluSs, irregular appetite, and tohpuC sp;,.j
yod are slEsdiq tr0n Torpid Live 49, !;
HBill0uIne$A." IL mGuy tasCS Of 4 II,SSs
Complaint" nGr part u these rS sss.
are eyp'si,as.t !, r,rlcdy iOr iii nj s;S,1
Dr. Pcr;e'A GJl!eu AuiIcI Discover y, n
equal, ~ It e'r.g,+ y 'irtt Cutcs, leaving n n
e. E'rtlEh-4tl All r'sl'lG Fct IL ery u
lknbitIll COu.tlpHtiOu OF me boSt,
Il o never fIi!ins naicF le'l ilOpe EhO n,
used It for this puspO,' ~ loud ~ It's uiLS
ThH pFOpset1, UTss, $l.tlJ nrarl EfIS.h
cine that Will nal II 10 llr CrHe u oil IN AZ
eAN4 for which Is recommended.
Said ny drl yn+t' a. 81 nrt bottle. Preparih
RY. Pierce, ". ~. SD't Proprietor, a hlsCS+si
raj LaborR,0rr. ~ 8 1"'i street BulAlo, NY
Send your Adlfrss I0E . Pamphlet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

CAMP Fires There will be q grand
social Camp Fire inauguratcd by Tho.
burn Post M. 40. A. r., on Saturday
evening next, at which some OF the best
musical talent OF the city will be present.
The programme viii consist oil vocal and
instrumental music, recitations, dialogues,
&c, together with q lunch Of coffee and
sandwiches. Invitations have been ex.
tended 70 quite number Of the friends Of
the Post, and during the winter the boys
expect to give all their friends an opportu.
nifty to attend these Camp Fires.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

SEVERELY HURT.-Yesterday morning
before twas iairly light, q workman in
South Wheeling Glass House walked out
of door, while supposed to be in a semi.
conscious state, and fell a distance oil
twenty to twenty-five feet upon a mass
Of rubbish, composed principally Of
broken glass pots and cinders The I'M
fortunate man was quite severely hurt.
We could not ascertain his name, nor the
precise nature Of his injuries. A physician
was called who gave him proper atten.
ton. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

LOAN AUTHoRIzGp.-The Second
Branch OF Council authorized q loan Of
$4,000 at Its meeting last evening. The
bonds to be issued therefor are 70 be re
deemed In four, eight and twelve months,
and to bear rate Of interest not exceed.
Ing 8 per cent. The revenues Of the gas
works, after paying the running expen
ses, and providing for an existing indebt
edness according 10 provisions OF the Gas
Loan Ordinance, are pledged for the re.
demption OF these bonds. The invest
ment Is one Of almost absolute safety, and
no doubt capitalists will be eager to take
the loan. The money Is to pay Tor i'm
provements now being made at the Gas
Works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

SHOULD BE- REPA1RED.-We call the
attention Of the Street Commissioner to
the wretched condition Of the bordering
on Main street bridge, The space for.
merry occupied by tho string pieces Of The
street railway track, has not been re paved
since the timbers were removed, and con.
seqpently there are two holes, several
rods long, which only require water to
constitute them first'claa hog wallows,
These repairs should be made at once,
before the weather becomes % unpleasant
that 1t cannot be done. The heavy team.
Ing over the bridge will soon render It
impossible, II not put in good trim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

APoLOGETIc,-We are again compelled
to apologize TO our readers for the brew.
ty Of the local department of our paper.
Our telegraphic dispatches giving cleo.
ton returns continue TO be so voluminoua
as to exclude almost everything else from
our columns. There Is one consoling re.
Election in this Presidential election bust
ness, and that is-it occurs but once 10
four years.
1t will be seen by referring to the re-
ports given, that the news Of Tuesday
night and yesterday morning is confirmed,
and in some instances, grows better. The
unanimity with which Grant and Wilson
have been chosen, Is. we believe, without
a parallel in the history OF electing Pfesl.
dents in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

STEAMER HUDsoN.-A notice appeari
elsewhere in this mornings paper, an
nounclng that the Hudson will leave fol
Cincinnati next Saturday afternoon at the
old hour-SOclock. We were told yester
day, that the Hudson was 10 come of the
docks last evening, and would partly gil
up at Pittsburgh. She will be here
sometime tomorrow we believe. We
know our people will be gratidsd to heal
that this lavorite packet IS 80 soon to be
seen at our wharf. Passengers and ahip
perS will be on hand promptly, Saturday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C.
Hess, corner of Main and Quincy streets,
has Just received the most complete and
choice line OF Foreign and Domestic Gas.
simeres, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Diagonals, Cloths Of ali shades.
Vestings, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&C, that can be found in the city. Also
q large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-This court was In
session, yesterday. Besides the transac-
tons Of SOME chancery business, the
following cases were disposed Of: State
a. L. W. EOlhausen-indicted for obtain.
ing goods under false pretenses-nd. pros
entered.
State %. George Boice-charged with
petit larceny-order Of release entered,
no indictment having been found.
Ferrell o. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company-on motion Of defendant this
cause was removed to the United States
Circuit Court.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

THERE will be a grand social ball a,
Turner Hall on Friday night. The com,
mittee have made all necessary arrang.
ments to insure pleasant time, and al
those wishing to pass a few hours pleas
antly together would do well TO attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

PETER MCFARLAND was brought be,
fore Esqr. Lauuder, yesterday, charged
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses at the grocery store Of W. B. Cd.
bert He was committed in default OIL
5000 bail Tor his appearance to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

CHEAP GooDs-A large stock OF Wo-
MEMS Misses and Childrens' Shoes Is
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. V.
Blends. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

ANGELICA Wine, pure and delicate, for
Ladies, Invallds and Communion pur-
poses; also, Sparkling and Hook Wines, at
Logan, List & Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

AcCEPTRD.-The resignation Of Ed.
Weisgerber, late member Of the Second
Branch Of Council, was received and &C.
cepted last evening. The vacancy will
probably be filed at the next meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07
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CLOTHING
or THR 's
Cheapest and Finest Grades,
NJ. cUTMAN q COS.

POLICE CouRT.-Nota solitary case be.
fore the police court, yesterday morning.
Good showing, considering It was the
morning after the election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

LIGHT AND SHADE.-All the Summer
Styles" photographed on shorthotice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB
STANCE FADE."-Now is a good time tc
secure your SHADOW" The best place
Is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery
III Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

QUITE number of remarkable cures
have been effected among the citizens Of
this place, by the use Of that Great House.
hold Remedy, Pain Cure OIL. All should
try 1t For sale by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-07

Jur opened, from New York auction,
fifty white Marseilles spreads reduced
from IS 90 to IS %, the greatest bargain
ever offered IN this city. Henry Brues.