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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-01-17
mon ONE
DR.. RADWAZ,s PERFECT CURA,
TIVE PILLS,

Elegantly Coated with Sweet Gum.
PURGE, REGULATE. PURIFY. CLEANSE AMI
STRENGTHEN.
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NOtlce II Adninlx(ratOr'S Sale.

Notice !. hereby given that IN parsuanc. Of 40
MOntan. Territory, mad. On the lOsh day ~ june.
A. a. 1871. IN the matter of the Eslate VI Martain
Waters d. eaAUd. tho undcfai.sne Administrator Of
the estate 1T aid dcc,as,d Martin Waters, will seA
~ public NciNn 10 the highest and brRt bidder soe
cash, lawful money Ut the United Slater. On Thurs.
day. the STU day u Auyust, A. d. 1S7a ut 3OclUck
= =. n ) liver b.w City, Deer Lodge Co., Montana
Teri 't"r., the following pr,perty, 10 wit:
Six-rlcvcath~ li1 u intSsrs IN what 10 known ~
Ire i.ti',ty liar Ditch ami Dnm Osatsd ut the head
1T D,-r Lodge Valley. ik~.r La,dye CoLnIy. Montana
rcriitusy: Al-O. fsnrren ilunlsed ii4OO) fecs u
Nj in. 0r0aMd blow ssid Ditch, on Lihssty Ear:
SIX Msld.sd lsssi aud so.y.,.h. s..s Of Lumber.
Five Isl Flume BOxss.
A'Iralf y intere~e In One TT Log Cabin,
Que III Trunk aud cOulenta.
Que III tM0xiny kit. SITE.
Twn III (iod raMs tOldL
Also Oae-dalf III t"scrc.t In the following nnlns
T U,s -
Tw" RI Steel G~ds. -
TwoT5I Steel Drills,
Que ~ In Slsige.
OI.llJ 81 sc<a ait ~ ISnncI -.
Oi'e r. pair B.scksmths' TOnxs,
Due II Steel Crow kAr
Que III striking Hammer,
Due u I'D Sl~dye,
Que ~ Nssdie,
OAc u TAMptnl Bar. D..
Ono III DrilliAv ,sSOn.
ISAAC D AN
Ad illustrator q sle ysest. ., ,r,ia V..rs tscd
lDat., ~ 'iLvsR BJw. Ja'y. lkh, 4. - 1871.
lie II
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Who .lisfranchisei d.clsya:ory LIENS :
The Legislature If Mon. u.
Who incr ss<si licenses 100 per cent.
The Legislature of Montana
Who passed. the liquor law! The Legs.
la,uru of Montana. .t
Who sxddIeJ extra compensation on the
" opir. The Legislature Of Montana
l, needs reform; It needs NEW men; i,
needs breaking 1T ito ill.used p0wer- d.
II Oh Mon''sy next, or MT for years.
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Lake IL h. Minnss.,,s, ha. heretofore
n en- 60 .ers.ly CONSIDERED The source 1T the
Mississippi river: NJ. Chamberlain, Z
young New Yo'k journalist, who 10.
lsen expl'ring that rrEs0n In came. and
a NOW "n hisv.yaxs down that great river,
rep,rts that The father If waters has 10 riss
in small, shallow lake heshcr,0 unnamed,
N anoelys quarter ut = n,ije In diameter,
Lsa,sst In Cas- cnun,y, Minnesota, In the
midst ut what may b. termed floating
lsx. Bry..nd this ing. after long tramp
through water tn the knees, NO n.hsl
streams "r open lakes c.ull be found BY
tho expt,sss. The same wss found to IN
true after the lsks was completely citrum
navisated: there werU no other Streams III
waller flowing into the lake. IT, xrsatss,
depth was found to b ONLY twelve feet
Mr. Chamsrrla,u chrisssned the little sheet
1T water Duly vsrdsu," In honor Of hi,
canoe.
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THE s.PIUNEER.y' ANTUIE.
..rEHs.i NESS.

The Pioneer which. d edited BY ore
wlnclsims u b. N ais,rney NJ Law and ".
II accustomed to fill its cOlu,nns with irga:
.iirqu,si,io,s. says In the issue If that
organ If The s7th Of July, III regard to legal
proposition.
II II % plaip that the gentleman WIN soinesims-
dtseass~ lassl proportions through the cvlamns Vt
tbs N.w NoaTn. WET sssss ~ 4. Il " has pee Ih~
political " moral honesty 70 cosfessil
The geDtieman ..iO ss,met,mes discu.se>
legal propositions Through tie columns u
the N.w NORTH. Wxsv says thu. The legal
gentleman Ut The ltO~ser Who alleges ,.s,
'.ths right To v.,le ia not aiur.l Or inh.
rent right, but n politician ight c'Qtsrresl Ly
tns sovereign powsr IT stsie, and in the
same ssD,sncs says that ",his right when
woe conferred Oeculnes = vested riKh." and
WIN claims that law that depnv.s ma j.
Ut The right 10 vots sftsr liza passage ii. m
e past (sels law" prOclaims hi,n-elf legs,
ass with sas. .. k,ng a the talks. pins- IT
lbs Bitter Ran,t range, and WHINE IsSA
utsessDcss sLbad awake, . d,sssrssabic
sanosioss In The public lnind ~ the bsay,ngs
Of he prD,otyps dos q ! a. ., a..d ua..efu
neixbb0rhoud. Vested right. ere slsose ,u..s
pertain " propery., The right 10 vo,e h noe
pnupes1y. i y poliiieal pr, ilexc sdd Il l.
. cisns - trsaa Il - mesclls,,..tsA An
= 1sH (sale law b oes slsss per.aias u
.tsises aisae and n,skss %. ~ committed
before ~ paasags csiminsl Offences. tn
- = & F Z
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Thu tSeN saif1ssa1 v>>,..lne2. .,,sS S.r, n

The ''p,iiti.~l revolution" In North
Car'li"~, was dead failure. The Demo.
Gratis carried the state single han,is,l the lac,
election Nv 4,O66; in 1879 the s'liei forc..s
of Liberals ,~' eAlled) AMI la's Dim .cnat.
have MT incre..ei and probably ~, h~lf
sencl,ed that majority. The revolution
broke down. Hs
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VOTE FIR WIN. II C"sSrtt, Who hes e
,uro,i titles FIR the A'ds Vt our letters
VoTE tor WIN IL. IL ge,t, WA secured
four ,mln'rla"t aud t'cicic'ai Acts t."
M,,.,tana while The Senatssrs and Rcps.scI..
'as'.es OF tina; C'ngsess did u"tavvss.s .'"c
cnch
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AN Iy0UlRY AND ANSwER.

We would like 70 have the B!sckseOnee ehae come
tines write article up"a legal psst0sie'sns IN thee
joarnxls u tel whsrs the Snpseas AMI Aseo hate
Judges u M0utana" aud their suah'iss es calling
spesiai term u tn Suproms COaSt II the Territory
during vscAs.ou What particular srci.'" Ut the
original or amen I'D Usauic act N the Territory eon'
frs upvn the Judges the Supseunc Coat tie power
to .sii .pscisl olt tsr si'ss We assc'',
with s ,sfess"cs " t.s opinions u the srns"'c''
~ho compo.s the Slprcuse Cvait, tn" there 10 ns-
~hsae t. b. toana either in shs rinl Or aunc'led
Urxani. Act Tho Tcri0 any such sIciac VI Ee''.
esaI authority. -fsosser. Jaly H.
The llh Sccii,,D If the Act amending
our Organic Act rahs q f.'II'ws:
"Th.t the judges If III. Supreme C"ur
''Uf >s'I TcrraiOry ar n nar'ti'y IT III. ~
..sl,ali When 10 .s.M,,lcd u i,sc se,s, of Gov
''er",,e", III sail r,rr.,Ory define tin. ju Il
''cixl dls,rict. If said Territory a".i ~
''s'xn H.: judges win" 'u"y In apln'i"''s' fit
''s"::,, Terrtt'ry u the >.ve'a districts, and
:'>hail ais. iix and appoint tue time. AMI
''placrs tor h"lling The C"u''s iu the
- severa: Counties Or Subdivisions ~ each
Ut sid ui'c,al Cistr.c's, All alter the
'i,lne. AMI places III lM'Itli"g tile Courts rs I"
''heM shalI secin proper ~ convenient
''Dus nsst less lilam twO leim> >llsIl In lIett
~ C0CU pSssCS "a UOsNsS4 ~Suss - "
1T will Oc ss.cA tina; t,sr power c''"terr''o
in this section IL not giv.n ~ the supreme
Court. hut IL III. judges when assembled NJ
the Capital. It !, MT y jud cia' l"'wcr AMI
has never hcen chained - such. Two ut
the Judges ,e,nbl.'d ut the Capital and
sp,ointe: ihe.e terms. IL the disciple IT
Blackstone VIII, edits The Fiomee. . swere(l :
Every man Who can we plum l'r'lr'.it'0n
~ law. Cnn now iKlM,lal VIA Cretienct.
should liz given b thu legal opinions 1T tn"
II~"eer. 1t evidently .t'~s no, sppret' a'c
the kindness that c.uss'l the judges of our
s .prcmc CD"r. t. travel tu Virginia City
aud call terms Of C.,ur, fer the pu p '~e> If
"aturalizi"s foreigners and en.l''w,"g then"
Will, the right If voting Il wants I" know
s., tie dark days Ut null, r: necessity have
r.,ur"eiy' Mhy this Consideration y, The
MAJ ura,iz .t"n u foreigner. That pnDer,
il would appear, sctms iO crusader il c'"-
sis'ant with it, n,o'.l aud p.'l''ieal duty MS
y public urEal I" . ivise our foreign born
reside is tU v"'Ixie law and render tnenl>
serves lia''le To- l,e insnrccraiesi in the l,emi
tent ary. Surely ss,s,,t .l.x,h,licsi nee Salty
must i,e ul~s, the l)en sIat,c parry N re
ex"cti"g tina" Tia ri ~ li'ary necessity.
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Vote for the R'puhica" legislative
ticket. Every ms, "n II will vots 70 r,'psl
TIE Prescription law V.'ss for Burk :,
Mills ar Van Gundy fnr Assrsaors. They
are c''mpsts"t men, and will make goot
officers.
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Saturday Morning, August Sd. 1872.
For Pfesident Of the United States
u. s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
r. Ice.Presldo:t Of the UnIted S'ates
HENRY WILSON,,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
DELEGATE 10 CoNeRESS,
WI: H. Clagett.
Deer Lodge lnty Republican Ticket

FOR MEMBERS or THE COUNCIL.
RsAxx L. WoRDgx-xissoula.
Sox.AD K Sc g.. Deer Lodge
FOR NENBSEERRS or THE HOUSE.
Isaac OEAN-Silver Bow.
Il. L. SExToN-yreka.
joaN THONAS--PiOneeS.
T. OERARD-Warm Spring,
j0uN SroNER-WashingtOu
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
nonsAx EvAxs-Wasm Spring.
FOR ASSESSORS.
eouTs DsslnscT-o1s y. Mus: Silver Dow.
NIDDLB p. II. BURKE. Deer Lodge
NoRrw I" -. L. VAN GUNDY, Beartown.
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An expes1mensallnnx Frsoch payslcian
hss been sryils tbs ei1sss Of dram drink.
'ng "n deaasssic lowlA Cs,nssssy ~ ~
pr'pss asaalits0h, and ehs esechiags 1T tenn
vssance lscssss1s. ~ hiddlss tn,k b the
habit very readily. Absinahs killsl ,hs
strongest fovl b two wosths. hsasdy In
1.sr laosshs aad bait, asa uins 10 tea
mcosha Or joily 81 psml,esaiie uunssee
~ % thls ~ ap',k ~ baltls O. vtas Z day
M Dsg6so vegSladay eael) - ssspapbe6.
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ELECTION LAW.
FrOm the M0,staniau, July ..

SOW guc 1Ous1usNus ~uIv ~
We publish l',l"w f,r til. Information If
our readers, Ser.ti,n If thu EIe..,h,n Law
~, Montana Territory, which defines wh''
q entities, to vote n, elet:sisDms WlsAs Section
10 IT the Act Of Congress concerning elrc
nous, approved May 3lss, 1910. prescribing
inr> ana penalties for illegal voting:
) ri"." l All N tic .il,xe.s 1T the Ua,
ed Stxt-s xss,ve rile nge OF twenty one
Years ,miii e",,'lssi ~ vote y, y election
i.,r II, leg,'c I" Congress, an,) f.n territorial.
...,niy aud l'r.aa,.ct officers; p,'v"le they
s..ai have resided in the ,rrri,n,y s,A
""n,hs, and i" the c'un'y where they ut
fer IL v',r, thirty days next lrecctlnag the
.,as II clrctn,l..
SEC 10 Aud lc /, fu,hrr enacted,
Tint il ~ amy election FIR representa- i've ~
d..l gaze H. C'ngr~s ut thr Unite'l stat. 9.
~. p r-On shat kn'w,ngly :. r~.' 80 n.l
w''c T n''e'ni, ~ vote. /" the NJ 1T MY
- h.r per on. whether living, ,,r.r! "r H..
t"u-; or sMr u sIc u ~ "lc. = the San
Z Z. tom T ANY ca,.i u = for ~" same ri
nee; "r IL u; q pl SC where H.. ~ y y,
l'e law u'iv rn,i J. d I" v",.; or vote witt.
/ .'us iIAy,ag q AW III right ~ v.,tr; T d..
any umaAi"l n.'l I" secure the r,yM' r O,'
jaDrt"m,.y 10 vote. far himself T Any Otrr
ls.r-.,,,; "r t.y tore, thr at. M, a. iniIm
'.la,i'n, l'ri,"ry. rev "r ut =, or ,r"',,'sc
iIsersz't, ar ",hesw we mnlawiuiiy ~. Vent
,"y qualified voter Ut any ; ate ut the
Um,,c,' S,a.s 1T Am .r,cs o. NV TER,
try Their a.t. from frey exerc.>in. the
| right If suffrage; or by x"y such mnen,'s
induce Any voter IL refuse u excrci =
sncn right; Of\r.ml,el. Or .induce ny any
UGH nexcs, ar otherwise, amy Ulh~r ~
siy elcciM,n in xnv such State ~ Territory
~ res'.ise vtH.. GiOM = lseT.On not legally
| qualified ar esiiiied Ia vote; Or im,crf.rr
~ any manner with any officer 1T .Aid
leciiOns IN the d;scbarye Of hrs hutie-; or
ny any Of such means, ar other u"law ~.
~. ans, i"du.r any officer Of M election, ar
officer wh'~e duty u y 10 a-cvr.sin, M
nOunce .,r 4. cl.r.. tssr result # any u Ct az,
| or give .r make Mny certificate. .,snisnl ",,
Or rvn.c &c N rrlaPiOu thereto, II, v ..,laac
IT rr,u.e ~ cs,,mlly " b h's dnty. "r x.y
aw rgu attnx tue sn,lls; nT kM, *i"g y Or
wilfu'ly receive the yO'u Of any p .rs moi
entitled Ia v.ste. Or /. fuse IL rsSr,vc the
v..i~ IT any l,ers4'm eniiils-i Ia vote; ar a"l
.s'unsGl, procure. or alvise ANY such
Voter, lxTs.,n. or O1tic, r ~ IL, any ac'
hereby made crime. apr Olnst lO do AIRY
duty the OmiSsis" Oi y l,icis u hereby nsad
y crime, Or attempt 10 tlO 20, every slc.,
lserss,n shall ise deemed guilty IT . crime.
and shalI i.Dr such crime isS lisOlv tO ).s.s
stuinDn IN any c,url 1T the -Un1lttl Slater
If e. competent jurisal,ctl.i,, and. on & .nv.c
t.,n thereof, &hat' b. puni.hei ny u fims
.ua exceeding i've lsun.irvsl dollars, Or tor
i,mpr,e,.nscni far 4 term mt exs. hing
three J. =, or lsah, in The ilscrrii,n # the
es'uri, ssSl shall gay '''s c''sl ut tsr'sccui."
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VorE Tor WIN. II. CI"se.t, ''the best Del.
cga'c i" Congress
VorE E.r Measures, not for McD"-aud
measure MAsinnls . ~ Cixgctt.
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0vANo-"0S"
FOR ASSESSORS.
eou7s Dssr.scr-Joss n. Mnls. Silver bow.
NosT1 " y. L. VAx GUxDY. Beartown.
1T 10 said Jno. W. Forney will be Post
Master General tefore many mon tbs.
The Maginnis lawyers came over In
drovss TO stump the west side, and got
stumped.
Vote for WIN. H. Claeett who has
served the entire Territory faithfully and
will do It again.
Greeley has good deal to say about
''ths bloody chasm." Why don't he send 1t
west 70 erow up with the country!
The sore.head Indian Ring Organ, of
Bozepsn. supports Msginnis Great 10 the
power OF money, and Black he's It,
-Hsury Dewitt cinches the expense ples
On tbs Capital question. See ''Notice to
the Elsctors Of Montana" In this issue.
Tho AasesmoS. the ablest paper In
idaho. gives its opinion Ut VIM. II. Clsgett,
and II 10 . good one and true. See nrst
page.
, The special term Of Court adjourns to.
day. The law prohibits any judicial action
on general election day-heuce the I'd
journmeut.
The report published In the lsdrpsn.
don't last week, Of war In the Bitter Root,
hos no foundation. Il wont make vote
for Ns6innis.
"A tp.tnp editor, Major Maginnis A
tip.top Delegate, WIN. n. CIsxett. Every
man to bis trade. The pen for 1aginnis
the forum for Clsgett.
We claim five out Of nine counties Of
Montana will give msjoritiss for VIM H.
Clagett, and that the total vote Of the Ter
ritory viii give him majority Of, at least,
300.
vorB 70 endorse the record Ofs MIN you
once elected, and who has by ~ honorable,
able. conscientious and successful services
- ever public servant gave constituents,
merited your approval.
-Eiectors Of Montana! On next Mon.
day you delegate your powers for two years.
Deliberate we'll who % best qualified u
represent you. and make your lsws-once
the vote 10 cs't. there 10 no retraction.
Last winter the Courier congratulated
10 on the Public Printing. mo one was
more deserving" We felt grateful Now.
the Courier has sbsolvsd 10 from gratitude
By spiteful, churlish snasl. Thank you.
Compare Clagett's eight. months In
Congress with the eight yesss Of bic prede
ceesoss. Elect him again aud Montana win
have for three yesrs On eincisnt rrpresents
tive. Defeat him, and you send gentle.
man Incompetent for tho duties Of that
o6acs. ...#
"A Democratic meeting WA postsd FOR
ths Court House last Tuesday evening.
There was no audiences. no speaker.
The Deoocsscy pretty generally attended
the funeral Of the late party on Friday
night but they didn't pruposs 70 cslebrate
any masses for To rspose. .a .r
"A new convert b always most oesldus.
The Bosensn Nasstsr fairly sushss with
It, new found hostility 70 Clagett. and
stands on 10 political hsad hursahing for
Maginuis TIL IL whole snst,my IL purple.
Simmer down: The world sill moves.
10. B"says: "TGlk shout your Lite
rsl Republicans; Wesley Jones b fo'
Grant but b b The moss liberal politician
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V0TE for the man who ''has done his
duty - hr understood !, tried I" lu'Id ~
I'll sccti"ns Of the Country, aud ,nkcn no
sock in ono locality against another"
The sun., 1872-07-26
President Greeley's Cabinet.

Some C the Western journals that are
not 30 solemn as they might be- have al
ready begun TO amuse themselves by maxi
ing Cabinets for President GREELEY. One
Of the best Of them, consisting only of
newspaper men, is propoundcd by the
Cottrter-Journdl, rs follows:
Secrstdrp Of State-Mr, uoRAcE WHITE OF Illinois.
:, NefddfV ~ he IrtdSatV-Mr ISAAC BROMLEY of
..Ssostgfg.s .sr ne Nary-Nr JAMES eoRDoS BENNETT
Stretdry or Udr-Mr MrRAr HAtsrr,p OF Ohio.
&tthog Q TIE HteitoI-Mr. JouS FoRsYrH Of Ala
I0siinds,er. Gsneyai-Mr william Hyrg Of Missouri
Attorney. GeHod.-Mr. SAMUEL BowIKs VI Massachu.
There is nothing bad about this list ex-
cept that it would be an injury to the
country TO take so many brilliant and
learned writers and set them to administer
the Government instead of the more con-
genial work of criticising 1t. Besides, 1t
seems TO us that much better working
Cabinet might be composed as follows:
Sscretdry ef Staie-CHARLss FRANCIS ADAMS OF Mas.
,,Ssc,.tdrv Of the Tredsury-sANFoRD E. curRcu Of
seoetOvQC Udr-JouS W. PAtwvf Of Illinois.
SSetttdJg or The Nuty-AUsTtS BLAIR OF Michigan.
. SECRETARY Q he Mtertor-JAMEs Il. BECK Of Ken.
I0iimd.ter. Gensrdt-RicuAEp TAYLOR Of Louisiana,
Attorney. .GenerdI-wILLIAS s. GRoEsBEck Of Ohio.
This Is q sort of Cabinet which we think
the country would regard as meaning busi-
ness. Made up Of such men as these Presi-
dent GREELEY's Administration co uld not
fail to be both solid and successful.
The sun., 1872-07-26
At Last.

The President has at last been driven to
General for the United States in Egypt
Until now he has stubbornly resisted the
voice of public opinion, but after all he
has been Obliged to yield. Two years ago
facts became notorious which under any
other President would instantly have been
followed by the removal OF the culpnble
official; and the evidence of these facts has
ever since from time to time been re-
uewed; but nothing was done until BUT
LER's street hght in Alexandria and
the shout OF disgust raised by the whole
civilized world compelled the unwilling
President to act,
One of the offences Of which BUTLER has
constantly been guilty has been the sale Of
subordinate offices. OF BUTLER's guilt in
this respect Gen. GBAET has long had
official knowledge. Mr.. ID. b. II. klein,
agent to examine consular affairs, visited
Alexandria in April, 1871, and in his official
report he speaks of the sale of yice-oon-
suates in Egypt in the following lan-
guage;
"stll another profitable business carried on
by consular officers was chilled To my attention
~ Egypt. ! was there Informed, in addition to
tho puhlicly-known consular officers Of tile
United states in that country, that there were
Nice-Consuls at Assuan, Benezuef, and parta In
upner Egypt at pamietta and Hosetta on the
Delta; and at Cortom and SOudan ut the Second
Cataract.
"The possession Of such an Office ia OF con-
siderable value TO native, was advised, AZ 1t
eiemDiA him from taXes and enables HIN TO ss-
The sun., 1872-07-26

We have received several letters from
sailors in the United States naval service
inquiIing IL any measures have been taken
to bring to justice Lieut.. Commander Ed
WIN WHITE Of the United States steamer
Kansas, under whose orders, as it is alleged,
seaman named CADY was tortured TO
death on the 9th of May last, while the YES
sci lay at Aspinwall.
CADY was an American by birth, native
of Massachusetts,, and as we are assured a
man OF intelligence and fair education.
He was, however, addicted to drink, and
when intoxicated was n dinicult man TO
manage on account OF his herculean
strength.
The particulars OF CADY's death have
already been published in THE SUN. Be
cause he would not keep quiet while under
the influence of liquor a swab was stuffed
in his mouth by order Of WHITE, and kept
there, ii is said, until life was extinct We
are informed that when the swab was
taken out of CADY's mouth il was covered
with his blood. We are also informed
that warrant officer on board the
Kansas positively refused to execute the
order which, carried out by n more subor-
dinate agent, resulted in the death OF the
victim. 1t is said that tho surgeon of the
Kansas has made statement that CADY
died from exhaustion, caused by intoxica-
ton; but this is secuted by the sailors as
an attempt TO gloss over and hide the real
nature of the affair, which they look upon
as murder
No one will dispute that ii is necessary TO
enforce discipline on board our ships Of
war, or that intoxicatiou is an offence
which merits punishment; but the most
tenacious stickler for discipline will hardly
contend that an officer of the American
navy has the right to inflict the penalty of
death on sailor because he has permitted
his appetite to overcome his prudence.
The humblest American sailor is as fully
entitled to the protection of the laws as
the highest officer in the service, and il is
time that this should be better understood
than it appears to be. Brutal outrages on
sailors are altogether too common on
board our ships OF war and IL the magnates
of the Navy Department think that be-
cause the common sailors are poor and un-
influential they can be outraged with inn
punity, they may rs well disabuse their
minds of that impression at once The
public would like 10 know what the au-
thorities propose TO do in regard to the
case Of WHITE and CADY.
The sun., 1872-07-26

trict Of Pennsylvania which still more i'm
peratively requires explanation from Mr..
BOUTWELL,. j. w. DOUGLASS, the present
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, held
that office for several years. When he left
1t to go to Washington he had not paid
over to the Government all the money he
had received. For this reason he has re-
peatedly been officially reported as in ar
rears-that is to say, as defaulter. The net
amount OF his defalcation, rs given by the
First Comptroller of the Treasury, was
t2'u3.4O This defalcation has been stand
ing against him for three years and more,
and every time his salary has been paid
him the law prohibiting such payment to
defaulters has been violated. 1t now ap-
pears that Secretary boutwell, has gone
even further than this, and has made to
DOUGLASS q present in the form Of an
additional extra allowance OF s3,523.7s,
which not only covers the amount Of hisde-
falcatlon, but enables him to draw 81, 1902
from the Treasury, to which he had no just
claim or right whatever.
When next Mr.. boutwell, addresses the
people upon the administration OF his
office, he would do well to furnish some
lucid and sati- iactory explanation Of facts
like these