, 1873-01-13


the Treasurer's oface any man whose pf1sa,,o =. .
funds, when he docs pll:er theal will rot ~ - ~
his t1st offence. We shah probably never put ,sa ,9a
my msp whose family and pcraolal relations uiM
command for him the samo charitable c,n;idr.taos aos
now asked in this Gaze. Arc VIC to say thtn 49,
Treasurer who dshonors la trust sha e pushS,i99 i9
Certainly that ts what NC do ray when Ee ~ =!
ground occupied by the Journt, that ths n.sItt
anguish that cotns from de:c:t:oa is prnat,a1aa! t'a
| enough
Tho Pennsylvania Legislature has beon, !.
increasing the Governors salary to s.. OH ~.
managers wanted to make it 3it, ,00o. sud e,acsas
their whip, but some OF the followers ki~Lss
| Speaker Elliott came down from tie ch,;- ;.
cay that Ha1tranft WIS worthy Of $4,000. MA,
twico as mich; AID, in answer to feeble yo;o,
we quote from Tie report
Mr Eo.t ots saa aa: tho spphlesn pest ths,
Tho Democrats assumed that position, psr'!'
| -Misalssippi elects, Nov. i, Gore.uor ma
| other officers for terms Of four years, and Tax.
is1ature which will be the making or uuu..t;1.
ok dear 1itt!o Adelbert Ames Senator Neon
Tho scorns his baby by-collesgue, has deter1niraa
to put man in his place or break things IN ,be
| attempt. "'DeL" wants Papa Butler to tell hor>
rid Acorn that he ehant. =.
] The New York Tribune Says Of the 1h,,
upon itself, printed in the Brooklyn Union nd
| the New York Times:
We have instructed our counsel to bring suits 1t o.
against both. and press them promps lr. Il ona
the summons VIE served On Saturday, Te ahslI ~
the hCes ~ by proving that tho circulation of ~
Tribus s nearly or quite double what they aasest n
byputing Mr. Nm 0rton On tho sa.d to teatfy vh.h
the story concerning hin, Is true or false Of h.1h
there T. shadow Of ahade Of foundation for anyth5
Rambling IT. and q t. the point en- 10 porsr1
railway specuator reforrcd to eat penuy ii.
rectly Indirectly, either theE ever In tis H. =
| control.
-Orville Grants brother hns vetoed bin eiy.
Ing relief to brothe7-in-iaw OF Carl ech1rr
| Orvillo and the brother-in-law Of Carl had N
unpleasantnees in Chicago, growing out Of fhs
failure Of the former to interest the latter in
whiskey ysTindle.-cincinnati Commercial
Pacific Railroad for tho five millions Of interast
already due to the Government OF the United
States will be heartily sustained BY the people
Detroit Post.
William Tomlinson, q negro from Detroit
has been made Keeper Of tho Cloak-Room. He
is the frat Of his raco who has received IN a.
poiutment OF the kind in this state,-a n1urer
tribute to their manly Republican principles,-
lansing {lfich.) Republican.
Judge John 4. Goodlet wes Que Of tha
strongest ao-called Democratic delegates to tbs
Blanton Duncan Convention ut Louisville. IN
appointed BY Mr. Grant Assistant United States
District Attorney for that city. Thia shows thss
Grant is 3 good paymaster for political setyiees
-Cincinnai Enquirer. -:
"A few members Of tho Michigan Legialatu,a
ignore the Indians principle Of poor par, poe.
Us in the past, frBt-clasa Judges at fourth-clr,
pay. Their idea Of economy Wss well inuatra:ed
BY . remark made by Representative Of tha
last House, when Governor Baldwin's eIeaxat
turnout wheeled about in front OF the Lansing
House. stThere," said the member, "th..s
Of great and prosperous State like Michigan
appear in style worthy the State and his posi-,
tion. And tho beat Of it is, it don't cost the
State id rod cent nteither."-Lansing Leaz.
The Parsons (kau.) Srn snys that it will
wager years subscription OF the Sun that Tom
Moonlight can write q letter 80 like the R4ss le.-
ter OF Pomeroy's that no man in the State can
tell it from Pomcroy's manuscript. Wo TAXA
that bet ; and will bet 50 mora that PomeruJ
will not denv writing the " ". Ross letter; md
we will bet IS that, if he does deny it, We can
prove to the satisfaction Of any reasonable MA
that the denial is false. And 'wo will bet 80
that Pomeroy will not swear that the r. r.:
Ross letter is q forgery und We will bet go, It
he does 80 swear, That it can be proven that hs
has swosn ri faleely ely IL n n that hat fsgsa
Reynolds, editor ot the Parsons san. Is IT,
published in the summer OF 1870, entitled, "A
Rovicw OF the Official Acts Of Our Delegates n
Congress - and we will bet IS tta
what Reynolds then wrote in regard to PomerY
is true. and We will bet $40 thst II. y.
Reynolds knew then md knows aow thstit i
truo. And we will bet $40 that III
Reynolds has written in the Sun and Common
,cedllh in favcr of Pomeroy's honesty, ability,
and purity arc lies, and that Reynolds khan
they were when he wrote them, and that be TM
paid BY Po.aeroy for writing them, with ~ "
pointment to offico, or other vaIusble couaEde1a-
tions.-La Cyg.e (Kan.) journal. :
Tho action OF the President in granting >
pardon to ono James II. Brown, convicted at tho
November term Of the United States District
Court, before Judge Cadwaladcr, OF "repeatlns
at the October election, will not be receiTed *7ta
fair trial was convicted, the evidence Of bis grill
being OF the most positive character, and, u
fact, un1isputed- Philadelphia Inquirer.
This is q time Of investigation, and, Thls
we arc in the spirit OF it, By all means le: u
make it general and searching. Something mo1s
than suspicion prevails that, in tho matter: :of
the Union Pacific Railroad, the country haa bean
outraEeouslY swindlod.-Des lnoines Register:
in conversation with q Western journalist,
one Of Ar: B. F. Buffers people has let ont three
highly interesting and important facts. Tho nrs'
is, that B. T. B. is candidate for the Presden.
cy, and looks upon the do7ernorahip as s,ep':
ping-etone to the White House. TIE second ta,
that he proposes to give Massachusetts q "my.
nal Administration" The third is, thas be AID
Mr. George 8. Boutwell, arc coming out as "eten
Pur1tans" y, and expect to .1cnew thc'r chsr':,
actly what this means, but it impresses us Win
= vague sense Of uneasiness not unblended Nith
Springfield Republican,.
We havo looked into the several accounts q