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, 1873-06-05

fofo' tho Ut. Louis murdoror, who killed his
brothor-in.law year before last for giving
orotherly shelter to tho vito whom his brutal
treatment had driven away, md WAS aqulttod On
tue ground OF emotional insanity, has had an
other attack of TINT disoaso. Since his trial he
has boen living with his grandmother, and ut l,or
expense, but WAS not long ainco turned out Of
doora by TINT Indy. Ho then went In search of
his wifo. Ho met her in st. Louis yesterday.
and, upon her refusing to return to him, struck
her threo murderous blows on tho head with q
hatchot' Tho unfortunate woman is not
expected to 1.-Two.
, 1873-06-05

'o'uths OF tue supreme Court election in tho
titth District como III with provoking aolay and
incomplotonobH. Nothing Inns been hoard from
Putnam County, OR from Marshall County. with
'ho exception Of one small town. Eyou from
tho other oloycn counties Of tho distriot
'no roturnH arc Of little value, "a many
o' TUG towns in tho interior have not yot reported
saof yoto' So far ns now known, Duroau, Hon
oefaon' Morcor, drunly, and Peoria Countioa
give Craig IN aggregate majority OF 9.5o1,
A''o1' Aasallo, Warren, Horny, stark,
anu "oodford give Judge Lawronco
,ua'oft'y aoa OF 1908. This makoa oralg
'o3 ahoad. Another calculation clains FIR
Craig majority of 1,5oo. It is not to DO dop1oa
tnns those hgurea, imperfect aa thoy aro. arc om-
l'ouH OF Judgo Lawrence's dofoat aud, If such
provo to bo thooaso, it is tho most brutal outrop,
over perpetrated In tho State OF Illnois ,ndor
tho auspicca Of universal suffrage,
, 1873-06-05

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, 1873-06-05

Tho Massachusetts, doctors of tho 1ec11ar
school Who wero recently tried by the Massachu-
setts Medical Society for tho ofronso Of ueinn
homeopathic romodios in thor practice mud
found guilty, have been expelled from tho &c.
clety. Tho news Of tho expulsion Of these seycn
pnsatciana WAS received with tlerisivo laughtcr
by the ehomoopathists now in convention at Claw.
land Ono OF tho expollod happened to bo prcs-
cut and he stated that the persecution, besides
everywhere creating strong sympathy for tho
mon and tho principles asaailed, Ind resulted in
subscription OF 100000 for tho endowment Of
homeopathic hospital In Boston.
, 1873-06-05
EMOTIONAL INSANITY.
forc, tho Murderer OF Bench in O..
Louis, Attacks His yEifo OH tho Stroot
with q H1utchct.

forc' tho Murderer of Beach in O.,
Aonis, Attacks His Elfo OH tho Stroot
with u A1utcEct. 7'A oo>
.,a; sH; LogIs juno 4Josoph Il. Fore, who shot and
tsIi and Waa sono months subsequently, trioI
On the ground Of emotional insanity. main
aofnaon s'1 a9fant o. r. hts vito about Ss
nera With hasehot inacting DANGEROUS wouns M 1 r
aaeaoz Tbe9o returned r hes last from
longer to aupport him, and aineo la rerase5 srtIxs'
na made nFesta @ against his wife, Since r sst
Foufth Hreet and toay, In company Win MIA n ~
Forn va walking up Washington ayonue. VIM
hs fto aor anu entered Into Conversation abot
d sRaln which sho 1osuso to % until ho would ston
mods OF ino fo afo fa @ down to some quiet md STEADY
but followed them until nfsor o'eaa eroaaH mo 4S; d,
hs hiass' vito h' e stga'n ,aSg Sgef*2ot
asewe shs e1endca niais hor MI 5sna him. es
SntcNat Scizsa T. 9 ana drawing hor toward hin, pulled
esyy owa IN sh at s coat and dealt three
1@rE dr97ppe tho hatehot und ran Several @ i n.
Nlnth street and Washington aycnuo ie woa an,t ~
ana tason In custody by policeman ME- Fora 1aa
eaainaton 91 aoads house near BY md surgical
ono q which would doubtless have proyo inatnnti,
fsa1 but tor the thickness Of tho haf which shu ors
iton but NAV noashy ne now lies In critical
s1: touIs, June Ms. Fore who was asson1toa
a. ~ ~ 1aag"4 to-4a5s 1s NOT 80 much nred n, was
aearea and there is every probability Of her racoYs
I'll tnas!nB. aer wounds arc OF the sca!p nniv
o. me adair reveals tho fact that Toro
tha orno eno s5oro m 10 which his wife engaged carly
from her that sho would live with lin n1an ln% m
hnr retn,al to do 80 hc seized hold of her and adj
attempted to draw hatchet from @ hIs |
design Vas frustrated by thosc present. and ho eft hs
oec a1 mG Is ow fonned in a playing the Insanity
a,ntee' auu 1s'cnpung to make tho officers and ID
21aers na4a1 himself f1 Capt. Jack, tho Arodoc
1htei. IT, Ihe affair has created much e1citement
a a tha city, ana tho sympathy which was c1nraasoT
or MIN on hs trial years ao haH given plnco to in"
,a.on, and hts speedy trial aud punishment is d..
, 1873-06-05

gallon Flour was dull mud unchanged. Whoat
was lcas active, anu unchanged, closing at 81. as
cash. 91.2416 sollor tho month, and s1.22N eo1lor
july Corn was aotivo and 10 lowor, closing ut
oo91o cash, and 9o116o sollcr July. Oats woro
loSs eotivo, and unchanged, closing weak at
209@c cash, and Goo aollor July, Rye was dull
and nominal at 0o@07o. Barley sas inactiyo,
and nominal ut 70@75o for poor to good No. q.
Hogs wero III largo supply, mud prices woro 200
lower, doolining to e4.15@4.50, whore tloy
closed woals. Tloro was no decided ohanpo in
cattle and Rhoop.
, 1873-06-05
WHO Is ii THAT STEALS FROM THE INDIANS ?


tn $hA r1fJ-
s,n, o, a;an, y ~ a1s en'sago aT,o""e:
ol": olaco tne Modoo troubles, thore has boe1
moro or loss discussion by tho papore in re1nt;o,
to to tho Indians, tlo honesty of their Agents, 10
hovo ham 1asra,,aa .no M t.'uians' IN some caaos
na'o uoon ue'1auoea W tholr Agents; but the
query 49, At whose door lies tho bamo7 Hayinc
had occasion Of late to visit tho northern mart NJ
factu 10 t1,o 1as.n ~ ~ e1,o SONG Interesting
~ 10y !laso tfaubpifed among tho Indians
VI ~ .ao afeen LAY Agency
Tho land OF tho Monomonoo, stookbridgo, and
tbinl to aa;n 1,,sa,.,.n ty en1ofpfiae would oyer
ri, ne s 49,, ny tho cultivation of tho
1ou' Inc real value Of these reaeryations con-
siHta in tho Pine timbor OF which there arc larro
quantities. This timber is, and has boom for
nola'n ~ ycnIs constant source Of intrigue and
IA the following transactions will show:
sachomH and Councillors OF tho StookbriJno anT
munsoo 1ndians, Of the first part, md Mrs A. - r.
nockwcll, Of Qslkosl, Of tho SECOND part far
sno TIMBER m oE whic stood on 1000 acros, for tic
9um oa dobSoo b H. certain Congressman was
those tribes to secure tho fulGllmant Of thia nm.
tfaGt'
portmont Mon ths ~ NC fontra1t vas reorrd by tho Do
was email sum for 90 much timber. md m ras
ported to the Department.. Bubsoauontlv =
Special Agent was aent out from Washfnrf9n ~ ~
examine, estimate, and report il regard }o tho
amount Of timbor embraced in said contract
nc nc employed mon who had experience In tic
making OF estimates Of lumber, and thoy eant IN
statement Of thoir oatimatoa Of tie 1mmbcr ~
which was embraced in this contraot. tlat Il
would exceed 5,ooo,0uo foot. In his roport ' to
tue Department, ho recommended tAat tho tim
bor bo sold for 52.25 per thousand foot, IN tha
basis Of 100000 feet. This was anproyad | hv
tho Department, and Mr. Richardson was N.
structod to ontor into contract with hr: Rock
vol on theso torms. The Agent was ofYorod,
, 1873-06-05

The Bank Of England las raised its rato NJ
discount to 7 por cont, in sympathy with which
movement the price Of gold has advanced a trieo
In New York, md stocks Lavo fallon. Lcss ro1a
than usual has boon received this year by tr,o
bank and 1t takos this prudential stop to ohock
nny undue drain on its reserves, which muat
soon DO drawn OH for tho payment of tho AIN
bama award, mid for tho ensuing installment of
ten millions sterling Of the French indemnity
Which will be paid in bil1a Of exchange On Lon
don,
, 1873-06-05

Ihe cholera has reached Memphis. It started
In at Nov Orleans about a month aro ,v,,aro ~
carried OF eleven persons in one wook and has
trayersod 818 milos in four weeks, leaving ita
deadly trail In many Of tho Intervening towna
In Momphfs, as In New Orleans, the dlaoaao IL
aoattered, and has no epidemic character o. vat.
1ts ravages began in the unclean quarters of tho
negroes and lower claseos, but have not stopped
thero. and yesterday it carried on the UnIsod
, 1873-06-05

Ah' onloaso produce markets wore compara-
uSoy quiet yesterday. Mosa pork waH dull and
shado easier at s15.5o@16.oo cash, and s1b AZ
eo1or July. Lard was dull, and 30 por 100 ,bs
lower ut e8.46@8.6o cash, and %. zoos, rs ao1or
July. Moata wore quiet md unchanged at NJ
@S9zo tor shoulders; esG@s>1o tor short ribs :.
e9@eAo for short clear, and 1o@12o for gwoet
picalod hams. Lake fretghts woro quiet and
10 higher At Go foroorn to Buffalo. Hlghvlpoa'
wore active aud 10 higher, at Qo}to per
, 1873-06-05
THE M0D0CS.
Capt. Jack and SCIloncllfn Bound In
Chains.
Ihe Warm Spring Jubilee Over the
Surrender,
Ihe ,.Red-Skins to Be T1,rned
over to the Oregon Au-
thorities.

bo7Ln'a CAhfr, TuLE LAHE pgu1ra,,,.. r,no n . =.
~-htos ~ writing tho report yesterday, ro,1o h NJ,
camp and despatched It by courier Tim ccnt,x.o 49,
caP.oss remained at Arr1ogntos Ranch. neforo n,,,
Uap'' 'aek' tho murderer Of Candy. ind ecborrh,.
ot.a" murderer, wero ironcd together sn1 n,.coI
suo o.nef warfiora In small building ADJOINING
! nrE'osa.es house, under gunrd. Noitber 1oci ~,
e'no4cntn apoken word, and not q r1,ao1c NJ r1.k,,
| . osoo. ecar'faccd Charley protested against thf
nd8nfey In behalf Of his fellow -cantiyoa nnd uod
mono OF them Intended to escape, oven voro t1o
oppot'unty offered. uo obtained little sastefoction
and retired In disgust
1ao usual euuday evening scryices Of IN. Warn,
~. tnoans wero dispensed with, and, inatcad.
tnoS neld glorious dance Until mi,nfoht Th,v
auapeo and hoWled about Tho 1ro AMI 3nf1ro1 t.
'aes irantlo demonstrations OF delight The efrorta
~ cht1aeah1ze tho Warm Springs layo bean errnrtf
eaeeessia Tor moat of them arc monbers Of tin oth.
ou.s. -. unufcn. They overflow with forvor.
at this point, WA ~ A1i'oo
Iho cord to Con. oanbys hat was found IN ,7ao.,.
Ratehel. ~ "A" ~ 'aoRh
perry's in California. "0N' AAa oo
Inc question now Ia, "what wilt bo dono with tho
y, tiH;ihoii1hn'a MNonE, Juno 81 .. m.-ro-aav
an ena N Ys1t Tto to od sleepy" OF tic sa iii
tha lie had vn asnatn nnaas LAKE, The old Indian od mo
render them to John Tah ds aon as Fairehd
iu.nta u from Clear Lake. We Baw ouo ~ lila Tn In
tt1, ,eeheeback" Ho waa badly Vounde1. and
~ farehila has just returned Tomorrow ro u m
June 4.1e ia said by tho hphc.t
authorities that the Modocs could nat asro1
aer aa prisoners Of in tho aeuBo known IN ntf
nero "or declared In accordance with cnnafftMtaa
Viis Nos having boon received they nro not ~
ts 70 cos'1crauon % prisoners OF war The nrdc-s
sssasd 70 the Commanding General directly aftcr t
a.Iassaaiaon Of Gen. Candy and tho Rev b. Thons
a nos 70 oxterninste tho Modocs but waa asI1
nr conanct had been such TINT their o1torunn.
aon y would DO 5ustilablc, thus leaving tn m.ttn-
81 iho dacretion Of dcneral Davis TIorofore = h
aao ordefcu tho killing OF tho Indians In will ~
5een censured by superior authority Ia ia thoir
n uasposst'ont no ono questions that thoy vii nit
rial. ~ Athent ot oregon, for
M nS soat rnHsgiso0 June Tho following dispatch
70 the Secretary ~ War, Kashin9ton, D. C..
hs 70 5ao Modoo outlaws, into custody of IN,
lntod States military authorities nust rosnoctfnis
,eluoas t1at those now standing tnG}ctrl T. |
oe ac Gifcu1s Court Of jackson County: Orroon'
or re cr1no Of murder, who ara MI
ne TO military execution, BE- delivered 10 tho
ly authorities Of this State for trial sd nuan,on
aoy nave ega! dofonce, based either mon amneatv
upon denial Of guilt Lot their dofcnra be niaad"
oiofo tho proper tribunal. {Signed), ~ f's""'S3
u. r. GROVER Governor of f]rcoon |
, 1873-06-05

10 koop MncDonnoll, the Bunk of Epe1ana
forgor, cloar Of any writs or other uutimoly in,
terfereneos by tho Now York courts, ho WAS
taken to Fort Columbus aud hold thoro unt,,
gcsterday, when ho was successfully transferred
% steamer, and sailed in company with thu
English detectives.
, 1873-06-05
THE WALWQRTH TRAaFny

Unless the details Of tho murder of NJ n wa1.
WORTH the novelist, by lis sou, havo been mia.
ssatod, 1t was one Of the most brutal md nm.
9oStlfiablo crimos on record. TLoro WAS nothing
In tho circumstances of tho fanily ounrro1.
winch haa had this fatal result, to oxcuso thu
murder or to place young Walworth In any other
position than that Of brutal asaass;n. Tho
o1roamHsancea Of this tragedy aud tho pos;t;on
OF ZIG family in society are such TINT public in.
sefest will be excited in tho oaso hardly second to
that which followed the murder of Fisk. MT
"alworti. tho murdered man, although his liter.
aty reputation mover exceeded vory limited 1oco,
boundaries, waa we'll known in sociotv. 11a v,s
q man OF tho Willis type although lo did not pos-
sessattho OF hlr. Willis intellectual ability. Thu
Hone Journal, hlr. Willis old papor, WAS, in faot
thomodium which first introduced Mr.. w,1w,r.,.
70 1nepnollc' Ills novels and newspaper storics.
np"osor, woro Of tho cheap and non,,or
o{a'F' ana: but for Ills untimoly fato, his
namo would scarcely have boon known
oass'de h's Immediate cotcrlo Of admirers. Tn
WAS highly connected, lowovor, Ills fothor
chancellor Walworth, was one Of tho most ,,;s,
slngniehed cltizons OF Now York. had achiovoa
national reputation in Jurisprudence. and p,a
identified with many of tho moro imnortant |
religious and charitable movements Of bjs d.v
11e waa pro-omnontly society man. and ,,to
n"ny oshof men who make society lfo mud t,,ft,
uuhtthg businoss lo had family troub1oa.
DO parted with his vito, a daughter of
mo Into Gen. Harding, Of thie State, eomo
'ears ago, and, according to tho statemont y, t,o
'on' who espouaod tho cause of lis mothor IN
no unfortunate quarrel, ho llaa repeatedly sopt
.or threatening md insulting lettors. Some Of
heso 1ottors wero Intercepted aud road tv tim
on and ono OF them induced him to ~ from
asatogA to Now York City, whero l,ia father waa
ngaged in aome Masonio business. arr,vo5
hero, tho son sent bis father the fo,,orv, mn
ote' "a o'clook-1 want to try md pott,o
omo family mattors. Cali at tho sturtovont
[oaao after mn hour or two. If I am M. thoro
will leave word at tho Office. +. II. w.,.
ORTIZ The family mattor which 10 vishod tn
'ttlo, according to ILLS own. atatoment waa n
tact promise from his father that la would
, 1873-06-05

Within wcok after the commission of b;a
offonao, New York burglar, who was caught bv
one OF tho Indies of q house he had entered
after he bud :arod two shots at her, las been
aentenced to thirty years. imprisonment
, 1873-06-05

somo changes in tho Civil Service rules bava
boon proposed to tho President by tho now
Civil Service Advisory Board. None Of thu
principles OF this great reform aro abandoned
the notifications simply Affect tho way it works.
Among tho improvements suggested arc a
prompter examination Of applicants, and q faircr
distribution Of Offices among tho different parta
OF tho country,
, 1873-06-05

TERMS or Runnon1rIroN trAYAnLE M ApyANosA
fRi!$, b mAtl. ....5t499 Sunday .se.DO
rartS Of a year at tho ssmo rato ~0
p1osent delay and mistakes, bc suso and aivo Post
"nec nudfoss IN full Including State and County. :
onittancos may ho nndo ohor by yttra, e1psoas Post
osaco ordor, Or In scsstorod lottos, At our rIat,
1KnM8 orr sunsonnEns.
Oay' delivered, Sunday o1coptod. % cons Ter vent
0aly dollvcred, 6hnday nondod, 30 cents pcr geok
Addroas THE TRIBUNE COMPANY. {,
Cofnor htadson and Dearborn.s.*., Chicago, lii.
, 1873-06-05

Now York City does butter aud cheoRa hns,.
ness OF h1ty millions Of dollars yoar, mud tho
dealere In that city, who number 1so, have ro-
solved to establish an exchange for tho accom-
mediation Of this trade.
, 1873-06-05

Ihe Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
havo prepared blanks for tho guidance Of tho
railroad companies Of the State In making TIM
reports which they aro required by law to send
tile Commissioners. Blanks asking for informa-
tlou arc also to be sent to tic County Olerta
, 1873-06-05
VAN BUREN,,


.rS!;% n5w xo9h juno 4-Gen. van nuren Ina written
San"iii aotor, ~ which ho says TINT noro ndo
aaa MS associate Commissioners by he prcaa Of a
10 cannot conceive Of. Th6 conracta for
at Viena, said by correspondent 10 bnTo
o Eseh uian an agreement t.at per cent wag to
a a'e Geon paia tho ComnlAaoner having charge Of
on hia former aaaocatcs Ho aaya ti,at ai
nethae Matas aao orc baaoleas fabrcaon and at
ampunity tho spoeas reputation Of Ifotimc. "'$''
, 1873-06-05

: send no moro threatening 1ottors to hia uot,,e,
ino TWO mot, and tho aon, drawing pistol, tol
: A'7 tat''or to iromiao him he would coaso tha
hofs OF correspondence, Tho father pron,ieo
shat no moro ouch 1ottora should DO wrItton. I'll
Young man had accomplished his purpose. But
Us II determined to provoke hia fathor or 10 tlnt
6omo ocoason for the ,iso of violence, tho younf
man continued tho convorsntion on famffv mnt
tors which naturally enough led to i1l-foolnp
via remarks from tho fatlior, which tho son
aoomou inaulting to himao1f, wheroupon ho fired
tonr Shots at him, two Of which wero Of a fatal
ohafactor. Tho ilinsy oxcuae n1nlo by tho aou
's, TINT no Baw his.fathpr drawing pistol, and
1nas no anticipated IN assault by firing at him
hres This ia tho same ploa that WIS made bv
etokeH and has boon mado thouBantl tmos
o'or Dg osllor murdorors. In this caso, tho
hnallo"nosa Of tho oxouso Is shown by tho fact
s''As' "hon tho body was examined by tho Coro.
no'' thofo was no weapon at all on tho porBou
A'sor Lilo murder, tho Hon, with tho utmost sanq
JFo'd, walkod down stairs, informed tho clerk of
| tho hotel Of what Ao had dono; vent out and
telogr"phod his rolativos, and, nftor 10 had
| eavon himsolt up to tho authorities, expressed
no regret, except for tho torriblo dfstrees it
must occaHlon Lis mother. Tho miserable
man. thoroforo Ind ,,oo,oa., +.
plshing nothing by tho wauton murder of bis
fathor except to add to tin oriofa NJ lila ,oot,o,
already existing. nnd ;ntons;t, th,., H.,
upon her now sorrow ana omh,t+orir, ,a, no
until its close.
Among tho anobs OF Nov yor1e n ,v,,o,, ,,,au
ho belonged, fo will eain eomo rorr,.,,ox .a
gallant young fellow, who Ind tho co,rooo ~
rosont m insult, and ho will t,mbt,cpa oo1,ovo
tho Bamo cheap aort Of uosoriotv ,vbto,, toa
givon stokos Ills bravado and assurance since thu
murder Of Fisk. . nfght-mindef people, how
evor, will full to regard this murder in any other
light than that Of q cowardly decd, porpotratod
without shadow Of e1ouse Ho invitod his |
1athor to tho stursevant House, prepared to kill |
him unless the latter would accodo<to certa;n
conditions. Tho father did 30. md even than
tho son did not rofrain from his bloody MIR.
posc' Even IL tho father had not ooneantoi1 to
coaso his threatening lottors. thoro wan m anf.
tioiont provocation for tho olood. His mother had
powerful and influential friends, who worc nmn,v
ablo to protect her against throata from onv
quarter. We can 500 no feature NJ tbo
tho aon has mado l1ia statomant with
reference to tho mt1rlor-ylicb fnrniahea thu
shadow Of m apology It was simply coward.
y and brutal murder, It Is not murder citbor
which is exceptional in cl,nrnctcrs rbo ,,n,r,
Ind the pistol have, during tho past two or throo
years, become tho fayorito Instruments NJ oot-
ling family bickor,ngs and Observation-Disclosures
# eyory sort botwao, nm, o,-..,.,,.. II
, 1873-06-05

stockholders' meetings were hold yesterday
10 choose Directors of tho Rock Island, tho Now
1ofk Central, and the Hudson River Railroads.
and all resulted in the reelection OF tho old
Boards.
, 1873-06-05
Lots and Acres,

a large list Of city and suburban
property, comprising some very
desirable investments, for sale at
the old established 1teal Estoto
Office Of
H, q. MOsEY.
Basement ~ Clark-st.
, 1873-06-05

r, M9vl0KEl1's TIIEATnK- -Afndzon Atroot, ho,uoon
- Bot Or Through Firo and WAtor.T "'""'' Afoupo.
, 1873-06-05

~ ,n,auasw1oR, No., june 4.-The British bark Mon-
& a!cn' of uyoEpool was wrecked on sunday laat o1
o.. ns. .Andrews Bar The Captain aud Wifo, and frut
masa aud four aeamea wore lott. "''~ NN''
, 1873-06-05

7'"'os DlRsr'uE AttoFnoy Of Memphis. 1ts COM
tt'B is expected In Cincinnati and r,on,avt11o
anu 1t may visit Chicago, 90 II hau done boforo.:
, 1873-06-05
Another Tornado.

~ sAH thaNoiaco, June 4.-A tornado at Ynpemncc.
N.Y. nto,aay' 9Iew down tho tents Of tho New York <
ne,' us1eana Circus causing great panic Several
mortauy. A'"Ae0' ool none
, 1873-06-05

Hchn1AaId fs ,711
preine Court. e1 '"1o'1tS u tue hll-
,,dntas M4tsa1aaTos, June IA private dspatch from
IA 19; saya that Gov Lewis, Republican.
Buck, resigned. - '""' o'a'e, VICE
, 1873-06-05

ACADEMY or hfuR1o tI,,,+oa .,.o,. 4.,.f
"iauisoa anu Monroe. T,oatro Oo,iqao Combinston,'
, 1873-06-05
Massachusetts nIcdicn1 soc,o

uoSFoh, June 4.-The Massachusetts n1onicar IN.
cety at isa meeting to-day voted to esno) tha eo
paIo physctans, whose trial has been recontly cron
e!ea, there balng ole dlsacntant vote -'@A0"A-
, 1873-06-05
Tbe Obif<1uu ,Uf2iibu,1e,

Thursday Morning, Juno &, 1879.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-02

Governor is n MARTYR, and that the
Legislature has eucroachcd upon his
constitutional preropatiye. aud after, as
thew have supposel, exciting ppblic
sentiment in M favor. thew sndeayor
to creep out Of their absurd position BY
claiming that the act creating the
Board Of Public Works is upcoastitu.
tiopal, Whether that net bo upcop.
stitutiOnAl or NOT. has nothing TO do
with whether tho Governor has The
right 10 annoip, Mi officers whose cleo.
lion or annointment il moi nroyided for
in Tho CONSTITUTION, or whether The
legislative department Of government
has cpcroacbcd upop The executive de.
partmopt.
Nv law oyorv officer is required to
.ako an oath Of Office. This i, one Of
the lasts Of office, and tbo history Of
Executive duty in This State shows
That even Governor jacob, the idol Of
Ropublicani,m of tho present day,
never did take such an oath. and
never deemed it necessary, and vet
he acted ms a member Of tho Board Of
publio Works Cupder both The old and
now Cop.titutionsl In pursuance Of a
dptv ItnrcseriLeI bv laiv." Another
tost Of Office IA tbs coppepsalion for
dutie. orformcd. On tl,is score mel.
Their Cioyerpor Jacob nor auv other
Executive officer ever received ono
farthipr's COMPENSATION for services
roniored ns Members Of tho Board of
Public Works but nevertheless they
porformed tLe duties urescribed by
law.
Iftbt Governor DO correct in bis no.
si,iop that be has power TO appoipt all
officers whose election or appointmcnt
ia not provided for in tho Constitution,
by VII at authority has MOssrs. Arnold
Dopchoo 4 Co. undertaken to remove
DR.; Camden and appoint in his place
as Suporintepdopt Of lbo HOspital for
tho Insane, DR.. W. j. Bland! Ac.
cOrdipr to III. claim Of The Governor
aud his friends, this authority must