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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18

who come here from all parts OF the country; across
the Continent and from the North during this IN.
Now, gentlemen, let me say word
ABOUT THE LAW OF THIS NATTER.
you, but have taken upon myself the consideration
OF this part oil the case TO relieve my brothers. and
Know you o woIa ha not ,s excuse me failed larry
Authorities were qnoted by him as illustrating MS
position and establishing the points OF law upon
gentlemen, IL is with such q prosecution as this
that this party comes before you and with this
character. We have had the nigh character OF
this lady proved before you, and 1t does seem to me
that, II there Is needed higher proof OF this good
character, II Is found In one circumstance that has
transpired before our eyes.
HIGH COMPLIMENT TO NELLIE WHARTON.
We have seen this poor girl. her daughter. hero
day alter day. cllhging with unnnchlng devotion TO
this mother, without doubt or lear oil her entire
innocence. We are apt to join In spirit OF self
tues superior TO our own, but then 1t must be mis-
take, when we remember that the first man born
,s 'ne second; NO genemeh ,ne same VIRTUES sas
same occasions. Poets and painters have
Wed alike In virtue and devotion, and you remember
the Roman daughter who visited day after day her
father in his gloomy dungeon doomed TO perish by
lingering starvation. The secret Of his continued
existence was at last disclosed, and 1t was found
out that the girl had fed him from her own bosom;
led and sustained her father on the milk OF his
food and drink. You need not be told, gentlemen.
that the evil tree brings not forth any such good
druif' and that men do not '.gather dgs OF tnorns
with her mother, you would bury In O common
grave BY verdict Of kuiIty-challng the living to
the dead. Mr.. Ha9ner alluded to the care taken by
men In the purchase or the c0mmonest articles as
given to fFl'- ~
NATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH.
He illustrated his position by practical examples,
which brought the principle home, abiding very
t0uchingly to the case or Desdem0na and OthellO.
HIS time was thus consumed until the adjournment
OF the Court, at three O'Clock, TO meet tomorrow
morning, at ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Hagner win continue and conclude tomorrow
morning, and viii be followed by Mr. Thomas on
the same side, who Will probably occupy the re.
mainder OF the day. leaving Friday morning for Mr..
Steele, and that evening for Attorney General
Syester, who will close the CASE II there Is any
thing to be known from appearances Mrs. Wharton
Will spend her next Sabbath at her own homo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18
THE MANITOBA PARLIAMENT,

Second Session Of the Provincial Parlia mcnt-.
Congratulations Of the Lieutenant General
on the Prosperity of tho Province.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. II, 1872.
The second session Of the Provincial Parliament
Of Manitoba was opened yesterday by speec from
the Lieutenant Governor. He congratulated the
people on the peaceful condition OF affairs: on tbe
extermnauon Of smallpox by prohibition of selling
pufal0 robes by the Indians; on the great abun-
dance OF game which had supplied the people WIN
cheap food and measuaraby improved the conia.
ton OF the aborigfnes. and on the rich harvest 81
wheat last year. ="
lie congratulates the inhabitants on the ait,tuds
assumed by them at the time OF the last Fen,an
rad anu on the friendly action at the United statGo
government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18
THE CITY HALL.

Mayor Hall occupied again the civic chair after an
interregnum Of ten days. General Cochranc who
has acted for the Mayor during his absence has
joined the large star OF City Hall oflcials
at Albany, and viii be absent for several
days. Whether Mayor Hall Will again take
q further rest of ten days, which he finds
exceedingly needful, on the return OF the General
from the state capital. Is at present mooted ques
ton. The point and mystery which some journals
seemed 20 make out OF the absence OF His Honor for
ten days from his ONCE somewhat surprises him.
inasmuch as tt has been a frequent practice or
former incumhens Of the civic chair, and ought NOS
to be regarded as anything remarkable IN his CASE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18
FIRE IN CANTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
Destruction Of Lenhardps Morocco Manufac
tOry-I,oss GDl. OOO.

DeStructIOn OF Lenhnrdps Morocco Mnnufac-
tory-Loss $4,000.
Shortly after six O'Clock last night the morocco
manufactory OF Philip +. Lenhardt, at SO and So
Canton street. took fire, and was destroyed
before the names could be extingulshed. The
loss on the. building, which was owned
sured Mr.. Lenhardts loss on stock and ma
chinery Is $4,000 The wheclwriRht ana black.
smith shop Of Garrett WILSON Nos ~ ana VI
5000; not Insured The dwelling of Thomas Do
Ian, No. ~ Canton street, was damaged to the
amount of 1900: insured In the Aitna. ~ Hartford.
The ere 0rianaiad from tha fnrpAGe.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

E0Q WEST s6TH STA RESPECTABLE Girl. AS
COO chambermaid or to do fine washing, would go
laundreSs. ~ = - p
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

7SO WEST 27TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.--A RESPECT
ICC able woman to do few ladies' washing Mt her
place does fneres and fntins at moderate terms
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

no 49TH ST, NEAR 6TH AVA RESPECTABLE
IOZ Scotch Protestant woman nurse: capable of
taking charge of baby from birth bring it up by
bottle desires 10 TO California with family good ref
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

1SQ WEST PATH ST (MRS. LYNCHis). s).--wANTED
LOO girl TO do plain housework; city reference re-
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

O1O WEST 18TH sT.-Two SISTERS, REsPECTA-
LUL bic young girls together in private family Ia do
the work between iheni willing and oblieng good city
ROT nee
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
ALEAK m THE TREASURY.

Il will be remembered the Liberals
claimed in 1870 that their candidates
were the embodiment of capability and
honesty, sud with that cry deceived many
good and true men into voting them into
Office. Some facts connected With our
county treasury will likely complete the
operation of ~undeceiving them. We have
had many limitations of late that there
was q leak somewhere in the cossfy
treasury and, learning that there was to
be an examination Of the books, ssid
nothing about the matter, hoping that our
information would prove incorrect. The
|e-iuee vhe made the examination
having failed to give full satisfaction to
those interested, We deem it our duty to
call the attention of the taxpayers to the
condition Of Affairs. It is positively as
serted that there has been from twenty
Eve hundred to four thousand dollars
gone irto the treasury which is not there
now. and which can not be accounted for
by the officials. The Treasurer says he
don't know what has become Of it, and
We have not heard Of the Deputy at
tempting to throw any light on the sub
ject whatever. On behalf Of the tax
payers, We inquire. Where is the money?
If the people are to lose the money, they
want to know where it has gone. Come,
We Of the Ring, explain.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

"WE favor q more economical ex-
penditure of the peoples money
Era in 1870.
"Wil publish delinquent tax list for
seven and . half cents per tract
Era's bid In 1872.
Moral-A "reformer" is judged
from his actions, and not from his
words. The Era could afford to
print the delinquent list for two hum
dred and twenty dollars, but wants
the tax-pa. ers to pay him five hun
dred and sixty dollars-a clear profit
ofthrce hundred and forty dollars over
his own bid, and four hundred and
fourteen dollars more than the RE-
PUBLICAN did the same work for
And the Ere did not have q contract,
and was not authorized, TO do said
work. but wants its little sinecure OF
four hundred dollars from the tax
payers all tfie'same.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

ncnt'a subscription list until we carne
across this maguanimous "member Of
the press" whose impudence would
provoke mirth were it not accompa-
MED by such a mean attempt to de-
tract and dcfame q cotemporary.
The Era invites Us to Ego In, hm-
ons, and see if you don't get squeezed
We admit the Era has been proficient
in the art of squeezing" as our tax
payers can testify by their bitter e1-
pcricncc; and now, since it has become
our bounden duty to cry a "hait'
against any more Of this squeezing
taxpayers, the squeezing process Is
threatened us. We chcerfully reply,
as saith the poet, LET i'm squoze.'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

Our ofice-holding contemporary
promises ''some rich Developments
when the trial comes off," Let us
know what trial is referred to. We
have not heard of his being q party In
any suit now pending; although We
have heard of some pretty strong inti-
nations offs suit likely to be brought,
wherein he-or his "capability'' as
Deputy Treasurer-win be called in
question. What o pleasant thing 1t is
for the taxpayers to contemplate the
Treasurer's book being kept in such
q manner that the Treasurer, his Dep
uty, both Of his attorneys and two OF
his sureties c2n net tell whether
there is q deficit after two days exam
nation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

Tbe frishmen Of vigo county, Indi-
ana. are ON the war path. the Demo
cratic managers Of Terre Haute nave
been snubbing them, as they DO eise-
where. and on Thursday night Q iar2e
meeting was held in the hall OF the
Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick, in Terrc
Haute, at which go Irish voters
Resolved, That we, the Irishmch
Of Vigo county, and city OF Ierre
Haute. do pledge ourselves to deieat
the present nominees of the Demo.
cratic ticket at the October election"
Hon. Graham n. Fitch, Of lndi-
ana ex.Unitcd States Senator, a life
long Democrat, and a man Ofin1uences
has publicly announced his dctermi-
nation to advocate the election OF
Gen. Grant. Other prominent deni-
ocrats have openly denounced the
nomination Of Greeley, and will baltic
with the Republicans.
Two Democratic members OF the
Kentucky Legislature have declared
for Grant as against Greeley. d,
The New York Demokrat and
Abend Zeitung, hitherto Liberal Re
publican (German) have come out ZOE
Grant and Wilson.
A letter from q prominent KepHb-
lican in Minneseta says that the Stste
will give Grant 8 large majority, and
also. that seventy Irishmen who have
alwsys been Democrats, met ut st.
Paul recently, aud formed themselves
into q Grant club; in fact, similar Or
pnnizations are being formed through
the State, &c.
A letter recently received from Q
member of the State Committee OF
Vermont, says that our friends out
side need have no fears Of us; Yer:
mont will maintain her former proud
position in the galaxy OfStatcs.
A letter from Kentucky asserts
that the colOred voters are solid for
Grant. A letter from Virginia de.
clares that Greeley will get no cOlored
votes worth speaking of, and that
many of the Democrats will oppose
his election.
All advices from North Carolina
arc to the effect that the State will go
Republican by a majority estimated
at five thousand.
MI. Morris, q member Of Congress
from Alabama, declares that, with
a good State ticket, his State is sure
to 90 for Grant. lie knows but little
detection among Republicans, while
there is q large Democratic element
who support Grant. Major Mont.
gomery, Of Florida, says that the State
is sure to 60 for Grant.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
wHAToFT TEE HOUR1

Day after day the intelligence fseus
all parts of the country is to the effect
that the prospect for Republican tri-
unspAain 1872 are more cheering than
' Republicans are ranging them
selves ON the "Grant sne," and life
long Democrats, weary of..the corrupt
ing aasAipswcrfat influence Of Tamma-
ny upon4 the Demscratic psrty, are
choosingtosupport Grant and' VIII
son in preference to running thecoun-
try with such.aringAs has handicapped
the city of New YoSkiasthe space Of
less than two years.
A dispatch from NerYork says it
Is positively stated that's o. large sam
o fmoney has been tent by the New
York Tammanyites to carry Tn" easce
ton in North Carolina. The nstori-
GUS Wood and aumerbery have been
ssent there as tpecSs8 ENJOYS to use va
means to infttlence the election.
i The Buffalo EvefEing Post, Demo.
es~Aic for twenty-five csss, hoists the
bmsnes of Grant aud WilsOn.-
Jfsdge David Davis Is reportod to
have recently expressedass preference
Tor Grant sgainst Greel6n.
General. tshn n. HarfAa, .ofdiouis-
|viHSy aAdfesssd one Of the largest au-
offences ever assembled in New Alba
my, ou- SATURDAY. night. advocating the
blectiouof Graatiand Wilson. There
were fully three theuesnd present,
snd crest enthusiasm. was manifested.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02


p-.;a.,, 4. surrounded with . military
mat inc sTCe.rJSsH...s ..id t,is ring consists Of
ring, Mt. wou, ~hS wrss. IN fbe President with
tnIee pss.U.., =" re Tressuvy.
CeneeInins i 3 rr' q anIy s siest hours nom
tne sPeas .a ana rothin9 can occur demsnding
MasnnlssEn !. s=st.rtior Sithout his being within
Immediate eau: ~ was 49,. ppc,ci.i rssidence dur
70 tsrry a.st y - vssr NJ conkiinr then re-
ln8 sRo1ssson ctm, ,oiicv Of - sdminfstrskiOn,
and apptandsd ne sneeess cs.ss 4 .est \
1872 Est.A ~. ~nr.ker bowed 10 be In
lecs tfxea w. sn~S;,tors
e,s,.I;S~ ~ civil service rcfbrm, the Senator
Syeak!nf :. - .s,,rioIsfrnfiou OF civil SER
s.tut ~ ever mi. Delinouent md de-
VICE INT Sounisy s.r.tt.d m Nf6 M utmost
r ,;of and WHEN caught noshiee = pfotectcd
tnsm ir3n rrt:ifk.tio ia al Horsce
Y 49, vvhO froat loudly applauded
Greeley ind o.nets VIZ - S,.c"vry ~ centrsi.
En- tsnaenci !. ~ he IA Ii y strone and
celtss...s.a,nw ,rjer MIX - rsfi0n uroe-
stsoie gVs "Is<1s ,~- lahor. U6ertv sSd
life. 8e1sinn& 70 .ns n.saa s%N crix rssmif vss
e1eo ~ p01 ~ .Sms.Ist-.sicr
70 SenTe sT.hitcen ns1fv ~ been blamed for mot
gratifying Greesey' sm2".0a ~ CISs NJ -
mass 81 me 10y yy,sa~5 pIssSs.s rS - ~.
cenII,c sealus, EsSa.M 1nasssStcr ~ -
insss csoscity 70 NAE 3 useful or saSs oGeial.-
~AA
HIS coorse 10 snS So. .seasarSs - a. s~sxsshirS'
. sefies % PSesLan ss.eseP0 ~ . ~ "a ~
and resolteo ~ o.s Hse-.@sEtSy a cr ~
nf!er P0utIng up0n - eaSsvE...yrs - ~:
MS emtiataons WIN ns1n u.se ~
poor tedge OF nuLn1a n1e1N.e.A" -. -.
have ssock ~ na% ~ oIn.sas Hais.l n.1x
ageSnent OF eveIy p9sAness sxoeRs oa.asS I.
paper, haS snovn nm wsotane y SR.Iay, A.
sn editor he lackea . o1anoGe.wnesl % s q as%
from nconsistencies; NJ Lnyss. - ~ ~.
ey, his adventutes VIZ Iweso, ~ ssSnH1usnMs
name 20 men umv9tmy ~. stuss, SymSOSS ~
sound judgment. The ephifnefs eno noe1 WIN
which he pursues those he hates show . stfan9e..
" unchrisfian and unbridled nature. Ifutnmi
history will never record hat Horace GreeIey
owed the Republican party nothing, but me ver.
dict vii be, he spoke Ike . scheminS mgrsees
Wf.n he mid 81 amperfectly willing 10 pase re-
ceipts WieA the Republican Party and ~ 90 e.
couufs are now settled md closed" Senator
ConklinR next came to Greeley's record, saying
mi II deeds are to be found IN words. EXTRACTS
fOm me Tribune AFTER the first election and prior
to the inauguration Of Lincoln were fead 70 SHOW
thSf he melted secession BY expfeAine . VII
-iinruess to LEI the South leave the Union peecSs
NV. r. xere an extracts from speeches by Cen
ersi Bisir in the senate In 1871, to making. he
ssmc oharre. The ssOn to Richmond" ARTICLES
or Inc tribune we're also quoted rs the incarnA-
tion If eonceif and folly, which drove the army
HsadionS to- Run Run. Before that battle, said
Mp ConEiInr- Greeley imputed treason 70 Gen
80, UonSt snI after the defeat he Guided uO %
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
DEFALcATloN.
QUESTIONS FOR THE ERA.
70 the Editor Of the Republican,

Third-HoW much Of the peoples
money went to pay the expenses Of the
editor of the Era in travelling over the
county? And how much has been used
to run that paper?
Fourth-Who got the money-Bar-
rows, the Treasurer, or Huston, the Dep
uty?
Fith-Is the FIVE hundred dollars
charged extra for printing the Delinquent
tax list by the Era intended to rephce
the money illegally drawn from the treas
ury, or will the meeting tomorrow make
up the deficit?
The a x-paycrs want to hear from the
New Era on these matters.
TAXPAYER.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that he UNDERLINED.
IN curator OF TIE estate Of the heirs Of James
Dunlap. deceased, has died In the Probate Court
OF Andrew County = INST and true exhibit Of HI
accounts with said heirs, n required by law, ani
that ut the next term OF said CONT, b be held q
Savannah, In said county Of AndFoWr and S1uee
Of Missouri, on Monday, the 18th day Of eepeem-
her. 1874, he will ask leave 10 make 1ual setsle-
ment a. such curator, aud will at the same ttm<
lender his resignation.
KARNEs LAUGHLUN.
a. Curator ofestHte Of Jas. Dunlap, de-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

hest defense It is capable of, with re-
gard to its nDrBilAnA demand upon
the taxpayers for flee hundred ana
,irfv aal3aEs,. for doing ajOb Of work
which was let to tho REPUBLICAN Of
fee to do At one hundred and forty
,;r dollars. There is q little matter
q difference to the tax payers
amounting to -four hundred and Jour
seen dollars! What is the Erd's line
obedience? At this late day he claims
We have not Ave hundred subscribers,
suS were ~ s.aitled to bid for the
work! Nay, he even asserts that he
kao,cs the REPUBLICAN, has not four
hundred subscribers, and that the
Era has over eight hundred! Now,
we know this to be wilfully and ma
liciously false, rs regards both asser-
tions; and we challenge the editor to
pssve by three impartial persons that
there is q difference Of more than
thirty in tire sinsulstiOn of the two
papers. We+have Msre iona fiissub-
scribers than the Era has, and We have
not quite seven hundred up to- the
present week. The editor alleges as
the reason for his outrageous false
hood that we have been here but q few
months. while he has been here as
MANY ycars. The Era had q large sub
scription list when the present pro-
prietOr assumed charge oft. In . few
years its editor has succeeded-by his
known smartnens and eminent ability
lin reducing the number Of his sub
scribers oae-kaH while in the few
months Of our connection with the
REPUBLICAN the number Of its sub
scribers has been nearly douoted!-
Asa before the close of the CAM
aaign.we confidently expect our sub.
saiption list to run mp to n thous-
Md-where tho Era's was when the
pssssnt proprietor took hold Of it,
We do nes Axs-this result altogether
- an evidence ofthe comparative ap-
probation by the peepR- ofstais pro-
prietors Of the two papers; but, rath-
or, II shadows forth to . great de-
gree the disapprobation and disgust
felt Nv the citizens Of the county to-
ward those assembling politicians
who raise the cry Of reform" to get
shemseives into Office, and then sys.
tematicaliy set themselves to work to
AL their pockets from the public
treasury.
We pass over the strongly implied
charge that we made oath to false.
hood. Were any Off the Era's state
mests In danger Of obtaining public
oredence, we might take some sort o
steps to make somebody responsible
thssefor; but. under the circumstan'
n action is required in the prem
ises.- n must be born in mind he Il
A.c..mS.~,-.~.,.ye-. 40 n. tun. q,
.--s..s..assd ao,,.r. IA rat,
$500 80 ~. ;r.tu.ss ~ our .;,im
- ~. ,.mhss ~ o.r srh.crM.,.
LIN =. 1870 r. a.s r-o.o.. ~ a.
..a,. ~. -. oe o.,~ .,,t .r.,r.t IN
o,....rs d, -~.;.s ,...n ,n....s4 ..
-.-;s.a.dh ~ !. f. .d,,or~h.~;u
n.-..'..,.....;.r "a ~
,;s.....,;nrs !, ,.r.rd 1890
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
We understand that Mr.. Barrows has

We understand that Mr.. Barrows has
determined to resign the Office Of Treas
urer next week. We would suggest to
the Ring the appointment of our honest
contemporary to gil the vacancy, as he has
had charge Of the Office for a considers-
bic time past, and is known to be a men,
iber Of the Ring in good standing, and
willHperhaps-explain to rs outsiders
whore TIE, twenty-seve hundred dollars
has gone. "He d an honorable man; 30
are they charlottesville men,"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
nepuMioAN CONGRESSION'
~, CONVENTION.

In nccvssiance with the call issued by
the Republican Congressional Com
mittce for this (IX) District, there
win he . convention held at Savannah,
No.. on
MONDAY, Iugust 81, at l +. n.
fsr the purpose Of e'esaise Is sre-
rates to the Congressjssa Ce"ssn
tion to be held in ST. Joseph on
August 7sh. It 10 hoped that each
township in the county will be well
~rerseseated.
Nv order Of the Co. Committee.
IN. WEBSTER, Chm.
d. BoNHAM. jr., Sec'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

WILL the organ Of the Liberal Ring
Of Andrew County tell the people where
those funds have gone that are unac-
counted for on the Treasurer's books?
We learn that the Treasurer has paid in
q thgAand dollars Of it. When is the
balance to be paid, and BY whom?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

A MEAN Wisconsin man avenged
himself on his adversary, who ID .
poor widow, by emptying = half BUSH
ell ofpotato bugs into her garden.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

sl4b = tA6 VIA eat ott A4 tAN OAAsAAA
tes, amer thr change Of chairman, were II once
brought up and rSfthed.
The senator hcptosk up the charge Of ''nepot-
Ism. against Gr.cf, nssi enumerated many In
Offices. President ehr<rn's son was his ciiel
private secretary ! Governor sewnri's son was
Assistant secretary Of state. Edwin VI. stan
TONS son WAS caSk in, the War Department. :
Gideon Welles' son vas thief Clerk Of the Navy
and When gideon Wellrs employed
n relative, ut q great remuneration, to buy ships,
the scandal was not ihat he paid just sums TO q
relative, but that he paid such sums ut all. Rev
erdy johnson, Minister to England, made his
son Assistant Secretary of Legation. John A.
Dix, Minister 10 France, did the same thing
witt, his son; sch,l. pressed his brother-inlaw
rive office. and whai Trurnbull caused his re-
ns0cai upon statements impeaching his fitness,
Schurz ragged agaiustthe President for removing
his brothcr-in-law Trunlbull seems to have
procured ~appointfpss!s Ter his brOther-in.law
his sons aud his Deplews, anil he broke with the
President BECAUSE It's refusrd.tO appoint 1rum-
bulls son to office
That slrill ami frhky reforIuer, Mf. Upton,
although not colossal himself, would need &
hay scales to be weighed along with al hts rela-
tiyes he has helped t.get Office. Three brothers.
in-law, nephew ant son In. Office. with other
things Tor other relatives, nd nst salty his lib
efal inciinations, bu he vigorously piled the
President aud Secretary OF state to give q valua-
bic consulship to snther son, and amer they de-
clinetl, be irrquentlysyOwud, once pipingfy to
the President hinfseH thr4 his refusal was the
ciuss Of his opposition. IL Is true tbut since
President Grant cam IN, but nine persons In al,
connected In the renStcsf dagree with himer his
wife, have held polksai Office under the United
Office, two were appesilcd by Andrew johnson.
DrductikS lease ~ ttnnt md NJ. j. Crnmer.
appointed w Jolases, seven Instances OF rela-
tfSes In political saaiA r~rn,aln, and Of thosc but
ir~sidenf, As to the prrsidents sppsiA{neni
b<in2 psrtissn, the spSker cited the Gases Of