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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
RICH MEN For TIE sENATE.

Commenting on the prevailing opinion that
only rich can get into the United States Senate
nowadays. The san Francisco Bulletin goes the list
OF hghcos:" Senators, leading of with Simon Cameron
and says:
II has come 10 This that. elections managed
IN large number OF the states, the candidate must
either nave wealth he must DC the friend of
powerful corporation. No matter how much ability one
have or how superior ne may l;c in all that would
make % good legislator. there is small chance Tor him
without money. II ne poor and honest there rs less
hope Alm The senate Is filling up With inferior men.
who having reached office cOrruptly viii thereafter
legsate corupuy. II they were the tools OF corpora
tons before election, they viii be nothing less afterWard
The remedy with the people, just where the evil has
originated. II they willing to perpetuate this reign
of fraud. then OF reform The worst
The community VIII nave far better chance OF gong
the than the best The recent exposures of
bribery VIII not mend matters Nor can any reform
touching the purity of elections be expected TO originate
the Senate when large number of That body are
less tainted by election tricks. The popular
anathemas for nothing unless In some way reform
be initiated right down among the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN TOUR

TgE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN IOuN
vV;,b few inconsiderable EXCEPTIONS INC
- journals are most hospitable in their ooi'no.'
=, ,no Presidents proposed visit 70 the sonth' nv
C-,,,gh Republican is confirmed IN It's au'cip'''o"
-, mod time coming and sees the dawning OF oct
a. sav for the plundered and prosecuted sou'n
says; ..,, ,,ro,,ced his in
luo - r,aElnv "A southern tour. bringing ms Nduie
IN him. and as from the brief stay az edSn ttt ~
N..-.e,,,e prOposes ID cannot be ntendeu - ' it
s sonclatiou and 10 ne does, the southern "a -, 80
o. 70, In rhp same spirit We nave Eoou I,tsun ~
5isve that this projected tour or tno & ca see and
N and ntentiOu--as well as o. allow nun 70 Sc auu
Scope tl- t,.If .yy ,erFsarv 30 bee 20 root out
llI. ,vions weeds which have been rankly nOnrlsh-
- n the southern soil since tne war uuuel 'u 1t SUI
I-ne OF Federal protcc l,on-ih1, slIallAv a. me-
sd tho work begun bv Horace Greeley ON the tMeN
So, rst-h4cecrs" Providence may have destined
T-'rsses Grant % complete.
"a p,iLldelpAia Bulletin is grathed with the posi-
- which the leading Southern journals have taken IN
,s,. matter. and says;
,b rooi may he effected by this tour n the leading
,,s 1f the Southern states make up their minus 20
p~.s,drul tle same lilchu9 spirit tldt We INV
uefcs MIN. His rendhness aud his desire 70 40 an IN
,,glr ID complete the reconstruction of the country
~, IN, longer Dee doubted Let the south receive nun
- exereratiun. the needs of the several states II
80 s0ud De done there may DE an ncacuaOle amount
0f good accomplished
ms tcrciorca matter for real regret that the Pres
ut has found g necessary 90 give up his anticipated
,+.,t The kindly expressions which have come from
she southern press however IN some measure com
nspsaton for tine disappointment which the postpone
,,ent of the visit viii Il Is pity that 50 good
AL opportunity should be lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
HovoRs TO DOMINICAN PRIESTS.

4 meeting of the parishioners OF st. Vincent
Ferrars r. G. Church held last evening, ut the resi-
deuce Or Alderman Robert McCafferty, IN Lexington
ave. siXtyfourth-s for the purpose " pduiL-
farewell 10 the pastor the Rev. VI. ID. Lilly, o. p, who
Will leave this to-day Rome 10 attend the cleo
tou OF The General Of the Dominican Order, OF when
he is Prior this city. Among those present M'liG
Fire CoIumi .,outr Hcuucssey COL DeCOurcy, John No
Cihcrty and john Ponce, with irlny OF the cirrs, o
me Convent OF 81 Vincent Ferrar's. Alderman Ne.
Cfcrrv expressed 10 Father Lily the kindly regard o
his friends. and presented check Tor $40 20 ana in
made "a short response, aud was followed boy tatr :
Vurkp who told several anecdotes 10 hc cdiic1uoh p
H. ~oIuuIuv Father Lily was requested to every
frt a. have Father Burie's field of Labor transferred
Iyruan .f.tlnar CITY uf Paris and will bee accompanied
down the bay by large party ~ the steamer scth Low"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN N1w-JnRanY

RAPID SPREAD or TIE DISEASE AROUND NEW
ATTRACTION or THE STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Early last Summer there were unmlstakable
symptoms OF peuro-pnc among DE cows IN some
OF the largest diaries Essex and Union Counties " j.
Since then this disease has spread rapidly, ana the loss
n farmers in those counties is heavier than it 70
years ago. when ODE disease created so much ex
element among cattlegroWers in the State. Now, the
facts have been kept secret and instead Of the farmers
irving as they did formerly, cure the disease by
medical treatment, another plan has been adopted.
Just az soon as the disease shows itself aud before the
COWS ose much csu the diseased animals are sold TO The
butcher FOR about half price. cow that Is worth
IN the butcher 10 in good health 500 TO so viii bring rs
IA $40 Some idea of the spread Of this disease may be-
Gathered from the fact that during the last eight months
taking a circuit of miles around Newark, there nave
been more than 800 diseased cows slaughtered In New
ark, this diseased meat being sold 20 her citizens while
the milk from the animals affected las been consumed
y the people OF both Newark and Elizabeth daily since
last May The disease exists ia the suburbs Of Last
Newark. East Orange Bloomfield Waverley, and other
embarrassing districts. one mlkman has sold
90 diseased COWS and lost four by death. Another
has lost u 10y death and sold u diseased animals
The disease is spreading rapidly IN the vicinity OF Ela
miles of Inc city have their cattle infected by IT, mum
9,U Nvaf who has sold cows 20 them which have in
fected their herds. David VI. Potter OF Union County
Mr. potter has since lost nine mcn cows. and number
more are beyond recovery This is ONLY one Of dozen
VINO trace the introduction Of the diseascrOm TINS
dealer. go. ,.-..
Ar meeting Of the Executive Committee OF The state
Agricultural society OF New-Jrrscy, hcd 1t EzaOt ih
Yesterday AFTERNOON the following resolution was unah
mOu5ly passed: 80. o., .t- Oh.
Introduction ana diseased cattle other states, be-
ls,sg.red Tia.
orl Led 10 appoint Committee with full power, To- eramue into @
rata md rrogres, plururucln '
anal sa other cattle prevailing the catts OF i'
>tair authorized 20 prosecute M olraHs af '
M 0e implicated o such introduction and sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
FIRES

PRESIDENT GRANTS HOMESTEAD BURNED.
-. Louis, Feb. 2t.-Thc residence of Presi-
dent Grant known here the Old Dent Homestead and
situated six miles rom this city. totally destroyed
nv fire. this afternoon. No particulars have been
received There - said TO be insurance on the
property
PART OF A PENNSYLVANIA TOWN DESTROYED.
TIrUsvuLE, Penn, Feb. 21.-Ihe Courier
contains an extended account Of great contagatOn at
ST. Peterburg Clarion County, Penn The main part OF
the town was consumed this afternoon and evening
Tie ire commenced $3.50 p. m, aud. driven by high
wind spread with great rapidity
The Opera House, Adams Hotel. Embarton Pipe Com
papy's Office PostOlce. SAVINGS Bank, St. Petersburg
Hotel Occidental Hotel. the p. and A. and Western
Union TELEGRAPH Offices hardware and clothing stores,
were among the buildings burned
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Leitch & WOOlner's dis
tillery on the branch OF the river. mile west Of
the stock Yards took fire about midnight, and Will
doubtless totally destroyed Large numbers OF cattle
are IN danger
lrjr Other Fire Nr's see Trsl0h Pagsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
Az r,rpuArIc ENDORSEMENT.

The following from The Chronicle IL de-
served tribute eXceIent.y conducted ana reliable
Tn4urlurc COMPANY whose business IN this vicinity rs
frlnsacted az he Agency NJ T. J. Temple or No 1853
Broadway. Besides tne North"estcrn hr. lempe
- f AGENT of That sterling Incorporation the Citizens
Insurance Company NJ Newark. with these ana Other
equally substantial resources, he Il enabled 70 sa'ey
and tifactor.y place risks Tor almost any amount de-
Tbe annual statement OF The Northwestern National
Insurance COMPANY Of Milwaukee. Wisconsin tor the
wear ending Dee 81, 1872 Is gratifying exhibit OF the
condition aud prospects ~ TINS successful company.
ts strength aud the confidence "a which Il ~ entitled
are proven by the prompt payment aud equitable ADJUST
mant of ifs losses It's President, Alexander MITCHELL
~ Wee President ana active Manager E. d. HOlton ana
It's Treasurer. avid Ferguson, ire Wei known through
l.t the Northwest Tor their prObltY ana business
capacity Mr. Whipp the Acting secretary, 10 good
Insurance. man It's ist OF directors includes many or
H. ,,sr substan !al citizens OF Milwaukee. The whole
amount of capital 0f the Company actually PAID up
. Sl45 5 Total assets 40 their actual value, S53,4so
T,t, liabilities including reinsurance except capital
stO. H. S90.l5l. Evening Nomiuolo'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
A NFWLONDON ARGUMENT.

The old. old quarrel of League Island and
New-L0ndon is coming up again. 50 long as We have
lot Of venerable ron-cads which need housing 80 long
will there be- contest over their custody. The PrOri
de,,ee Herald discusses the question once more and
clinches i'll argument for New London thus
Sailors will always DE robbed when they venture
ashore as the experience OF centuries proves bat Jack
money would probably Last him longer i'll NeW-LoudOu
imam iu Phlade ph. and his chance OF being murdered
las well as plundcred would he infinitely less. Then Fn
d4Dia mas 1o much and New London little mat the
former might give way would think, II only 10 iur
Isa ie inhabitants Of NeW-London with something TO
fak about and durual sheet with some local Items
THIS is cruel kindness 10 the Connecticut port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
pPArsE FROM TAUNTON.

The Taunton Daily Ga-ette, published in the
III Massachusetts, Congress District, has the honor OF
being the special champion Of the Hon Cakes Ames.
Ike TIE TRlBJNE 10 thinks that famous Is not the
Only auer ID the House OF Representatives. but unlike
Til TEiBrSE 80 thinks Ae is sinner at all. Speaking
foF ST. Amess constituents, Tie Gazette says;
They have had the honor OF reading the voluminOns
testimony nquisl uOn, and have watched ne
affair I'D so wiudiu-- aud can only say w nat Oh 20
They do not believe yet that human nature has reached
that depth OF deprIvit that men Who nave Deeh hnoWh
for gritty ana fair dealing for years are gong 20 nc
blown i.tB the OF rascahty by lev
words rom men like MoCOmD, not even u
TIN T.fBr-vF saws The idea That
man like Oakes Amcs. whose record Tor honesty never
before bad whisper OF reproach cast AT u, cou
and rf Id fhe space Of "a i've MONTH IKE Jne demon III
seu.5tf Jrlua turn the heads Of Eali the prominent
nrfr.~s 1f Congress and M their pockets WIN plum
de-e5 1.sndz and leave ms track 80 uspdieht
tf Ir Iuavrrv would be- perceived by the duIest H.
T. eel D, 100 absurd De credited unless upon evidence
r more convincing than any yet wOrmed out Wy fOduu
a.c Wiis1u.
Commend Us % thoroughly Loyal friend Ike this who
stet "a, R.uresentativc from the I'D Massachusetts,
District through evil and through good report. The
tauudeI. Of a new revelation will never shake him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
MEN WANTED.

In 1876, when a great reform was agitating
the people. DIT. j. c. Holland published little poem
which herewith reproduce Of The topics of this
time of and strain IL is timely now as in 1870;
God give us men q time like this demands
Strong muds great hearts, true faith ana ready hands;
Non whom the lust OF Office does not Kill;
Men whom the spOils of office cannot buy
Men who possess opinions and a wis
Men who have honor; men who Wli not lie,
Men VINO can stand before "a domagOcue,
Add damn his treacherOus hatteres without Wlnklng.
Tall men. suucrOwned, who i've above the fog
Iu public duty, ana in private thinking;
For. while the raDble IN their tlumu-WOrn crecOS,
Their large professions and their little deeds
Mugle i'm selfish strife, To. Freedom weeps,
Wrong rules the land, and waiting Justice sleeps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
TIE GEORGIA BONDS-AGAIN.

The augusta (Ga.) Chronicle is very much
eXasperaed report that the Georgia Legislature has
fixed and that the Bullock bonds repudiated by
the state would he redeemed. II says:
We do not believe, nor any one I'm the State be-
Levc that single Senator or Representative has been
purchased by the bond ring. The best evidence of the
truth of this assertion found IN the fact that the
called compromise OdOus % the Legislature
the people and II ~ should be put 10 vote IN either
House would be rejected by an overwhelming majority.
The present Legislature not for sale ana the
this understood the better. We have no doubt, how
ever. that Cews Co. imagine the members have been
dXed.' and have as little doubt that Clews & Co.
Intended they should be fixed" but The days OF Bu
lock ana his clan have passed away ana for two years
40 least Mr Cews will consult his own interests by
Keeping his money at home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
MARRIFD.

ON-COLwEIIweisesdav Peb No. BY Rev D acA ff.te.
ss.tei By Rev D. GTesg Mr. H. Hilton u NcwbuTgh r.
Ms MARI A. Coweli u this city. No cards
E-PARMBNTER-At Nevburgh N. y. Peb by Rev.
Bros Rev y. ApplC,ae assisting George T. Caroins
PALHRR-PRTrST- R,sre n r. Dec 81 ~ " o. White.
Charles Palmer 70 NaucT J. Priest. both Of keene.
PBCK-LBR-On Weneslay AIMS The NJ yhs ~
iLe schcncA d. D. walter II. Pcck NJ Flushing L. l., -
Annie, eldest arghie- Of JOSEPH Lee ESQ, Of Boosyn
PROUTY-ALEXANDER-n Brauebsro Jan g, BY William Ne--
Ton esd b. Prouiy both Braten"r
sTEDMANg ORSING-At redesse II T. L. Corning. St
Paul MINI Wedncaay Frh D. 73. by Rev g. NJ cry.
William 5te-laan Emily A. second 1sgguo 81 he late hd"-fd
Corning
WELL -ONDTRDONR- wednesday Fb ~ 1873. ~ the hey
Church Henps~ad, j. L.. AuZuStes n
Weos Hos
Henry ". Onicrronk N Hampstead.
WIamsyie. Jan L.. jv Rev J. 4 Rich.
Edmund Wheeler Of Springfield MAJ. 10 Carne a. 'nY lnashtef
OF Welcome AAcn. ESQ.
III Notices II Marriages must DC iRdorssf 1oih faH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
FEBRUIRY WEATHER
A BLACK-LETTER DAY


If the earlier days of the week We're red
letter ones from giving gracious promise OF spring
Yesterday was black letter day from rchearsng all Tue
evils OF Winter All tie eIements-snow. hail, sleet.
rain and frost-seemed 20 have been mustered into
service and NJ they passed review before capcous
Nature each m turn led the van. keeping time % the
sbril music of March wind. At an early hour snow
WAS IN the air and t continued TO fall un there were
two or three inches OF II level; then camo two or
three hours OF rain next dash OF driving sieet; then
hurst Of suuIjgbt next wbIrs % snOvakes' followed
closely by light shower: and finally when the streets
were popds and pavcmeuts beds Of slush the ar was
chilled bv the wind that had been dismantIng um1rtlas
all the day. and ,rUst .nrutd tlc JetuA- 'uil4l' A.p
trcarbarot. glass Variety does not give spice 70
weather To cave home 20 the morning lh 4 ntlN4h1
h ice al utrt inst before reaching the doorstep B An
experience that sets human pre7cien-s az 30 inihtd
disadvantage that the incidents OF 't hh 7houu my
be- recorded AS nature should not De chcOniAged 10
ranelf .lth IA varieties entertainment py an cAtchutu
advertisement IN the newspapers. a.. d., p.
There were a few morals. however 10 i' "laNu ~
was really worth visit Fulton OF Washington Mar
k.t Ia see how uuwhOe-Omc streets may become lpn
tte Iaek m rrouer drainage and facilities Tor the
nrouiDi removal of garbage AMI hth Inc cAispclthS
blocks OF vehicles BrOadWaff futOL--,.' Aa'A.IpN'
canal and -0ufh--t- and other thIriu- e7' o'Iut
mo fr,nic and travel were convincing argument IN
favor of all randi transit measures dealers whose stph'
were damaged by The IDdl- OF cellars III 'ottu 44ou
Broad West and Washington ST., were irIi.uuti 'u"I
fnr rIukcrIcs that line the waterfront can r d"e tuc
SIZES Of c0mmodious storage warehouses. me present
r1c rolds shower miro upon the clothes o PED riil
and hence lr street Inc bodEu ol A.irIh'H
has asked, indeed, 90 ORDER eh"hHn ia tAc @oi
auuciiOn Ui these mArhlhe7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
rnErA pELrA ON DNNEn.

The 2Gih anniversary reunion dinner OF the
Theta Delta chi Fraternity given last night AZ tAe
MetropoIiian Hotel The banquet was opened 40 lo
H. m. WILLS s. Paine chosen as the President
All the members OF the fraternity who had been I'D
attendance III the Convention just closed present
1r ralebrttiuu BEGAN with the delivery OF Grafton
nv Jacob suahn followed 10y the reading Of poem uy
a. lIsf0r.al RESUME 81 the Fraternity then read
ny Franklin Buudy. after which the following toa5l'
vrrs of red auu appropriately responded to- p lno
Fritprr.Ity rc pended 20 hy j. kllboWen JOne. o.l
Souft.lu charges Vim. NJ. CIlnan; % The thaf-r
who's. gutsg- SEE a.c, Marcus hciacI7t lac MENU
M nm. denh.r John w GrlgE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
- = ss-1f=E
THE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION
RESOLUTIONS POINTED At TwEED-sENATE PRO-


-...-. ->--s- CEEDINGS.
FROM A REGULAR CORREsPyEDEST or THE TRlBUSB.l
ALBANY, Feb. 21.-blr. LOwery introduced a
bill IN the Senate changing the law with regard to tbe
time in which persons elected 20 the Legislature may
qualify" A the law stands. Senator may neg
take his seat qualify until the last day OF
his two years term aud then qualify and come IN
ana draw salary the whole term. The bearings
OF the present law on tho case Tweed curious and
not generally known Tweed has not yet qualified" as
Senator election M the Fail Of l5Ii and ne y
not therefore legally senator. tAab IT aresOitiOn
were introduced eype him. the Senate could take no
action on 10. because he IL not member OF me Deui.
sIr Iowrrvs bill provides that elected Oficer ials
~ qualify for the Office within 70 days after FecelNug
AIS certificate OF eertOn, the oce shall become vacant
Gardeners Rulkhead ana Warehouse Railroad bih was
reported favOrablY che senate COMMITTEE Or HAL
roads. this morning.
held this morning. NJ which Major Henry advocated Ms
bill rOmpe! Lie Insurance COMPANIES 10 pu"llah lh
the newspapers monthly statements Of the manner ND
which she funds Ut the company have been invested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
LATEST S.gIP HEW&
fFor other snip Ye,ss sst Flynn Page.

fFor other ship Eeirs se.' Flynn Page.
ARRIVED.
Bfg T. Munon lof Ras, Macs. MunAJn, Seville Ian Win
s. D. Wooihu Dsrs In anola p lays s hide<. WOOL 1s
a.t. 4FI . hf iaI, Savannah r1.h ifTnbeT
seh Green ri Che South Cors0u Ggcf0n % days WITH ndsc
HitD-5gal0au . lcah. ". H. W. sih sqIlls
DOMESTIC PORTS.
g. C.. Feb 2hnived Steamship lharestou ifoss
Sc- Iofs. H. FeFg.son. belfast Ne 5sied chra
Florence NeH-Y1rk Mrtfrka 1r R1it~0rrt Sue W
Georgetown s. q. A. b. HeJer. Tor P1ildc
SAIAHvA fcb 2-Arivet teamahp leo from New YoTs.
Claref Wasse,ti Helen B0oks Iieen ~
boston Cleared steamship oarag,ssa. 0 Btm5re. bsTt
III Brsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. II. 1873.
Mr. Dickinson was announced as member
of the Erie Railroad investigating Committee vice hr
Pamer. resigned.

OF the Erie Railroad investigating Committee. vice sIr
Palmer, resigned.
PASSED
Amending Of th- Union tome and school W le care '
Children . Der4as-i Volunteer. - 49,.
l8r7e ng pay Nev-Yors CITY 80 each an
nu3lIr.
r. alive 20 tho ts-htrys 1f mortgages certain c1sr-.
Authorizing Fulton Fry Company 70 extend
their -facl .., , NJ. ot-..,-
pIe-,t. snd North River. ,.t.
Iierfas has appeared rate issued Do e Ser "a ~ Of
STATE Lad W liam g. elected senator from f tNih oe1a
.na District represent ie senate Tor he Term OF
Two from JAN. D. .5,k, lln, -. 49,
WtT(rs Ihe ,ld William Tweed hos aken hs seat 10 the
Senate .or Hls ti-l-t 'tr l-ea 1l BIS Oce sl senator
th.ry vng District presenter ilrn- me
en.uc Of le present session IS 1S aeily
gt,ras 70 is alleged CHARGED that TIE SAID VILLAIN " IFse
,s teu s1.. ni sro.l. Jnig lrreHhf 'rn'ior ''
las corrupted members o hr Legislature and d TEL nuf tlo'
ana ~ l-o4sy secured ae % saNs BY .a l, -,
t BIZ t8s rl5.ei .Iaerei people oi tne A4 cl 90 e
.reat Las deIouncel by f press 81
md 4ud
crimes tnI tvuurr trials therefore De
,e,0sy Iat be appointed, with power 20 'rhl
rTe-tTa.t odd. affections ini ch1ses
ami sD1a To 'be senate ana also report
d. l. Iua41c4t1as che a4L H d. IeceI IS member oi
tlis BODY ~.
senator Johnson sad be waived all u-ht be might
have 20 serve Uu oIc Committee. His resolutions were
laid on the ftba under the rule
The senate adjourned until Monday evening az .
O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22

THE MASSACHUSETTS sENAIORSHlP.
The contest seems 70 bc confined more closely eAch
d4y % Secretary Boutwell, aud M Dawes. There are
occasional aud adehuie remarks that Dr. Loring NJ.
Whiting. aud Judge Hoar VIII develop considerable
strength second choice, but neither seems 10 have
any appreciate strength. Charles Francis Adams Is
also mentioned as strong possible compromise candl-
date bat the general impression seems % be that the
Legislature j. hardly up his level Il the opinion Of
The Boston Adger,ser and SprHQgeid Republican that
Dawes prospects Frightening; that Lee has
majority the Senate and gaining ground in the
House. The latter journal very his suport
urging that ia hc mpos.by Of Mr. Adams's election
MI Dawes above an other men has claims and quail
ties experience aud character which Justify bis friends
in strenuOusy urging him, and indeed, fairly demand
Ing of the Legislature his election In support OF It's
assertion ne Republican, gives the following argu-
ments
Had he no other advantage claim for the place over
IA. rva mat Of 0caty should be- considered at once
oecslve iu As save the single year oi d 3d.
S5ieT Nj JIils Rockwell filed temporary vacancy
by rlbernatOlia appointment the i0ur western couu-
fs hi flaeBuseits have had lO United states senator
slnce lsf5-usary years ag0Tial hf i-iao a. Iiica
OF Northampton concluded lour ears term DI hei'
Co5uf.-r I1re. zen county with tie west, uiere La-
been If senator u tho whole western hNi OF uhc 'ite
aaco b., - - .eArs 40. when hr J""P Da''oa last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22

holders Ofgocd sru and h prr.es were oesns
reoeps sold S3G - % choice iSDif
owls Is III 90 AIR .hy gbt stsss g. e5@Sf y reuta
1870 head
noGs-Lvc arn receipts lbout 1000 With many Fsns
iue psckep sold 00 - - shQ2srs - @@sf % sAp
neAs, T5y0
fPor 07 Hark4s and Commercial EighA Btnfh r-1
rFHn Pager
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cnpdE. AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Iudpe DalrympIe Of MouistOwn, y. j. has
-, % f5r tbe murder Of hs sie Dover, - yci1 A
The PcnIieHIGr ,
Jeremiah Robbins, agent of the Hall trcaule,
vt-t p In ls olco PtoyII-nce, u. IT, yesieay. n''a
IN fer has al. does HoirI the cAnse Tor iha ael
Burglars broke into the hyde fafk Bhnh. ~,
30 III fl4f.lsy 4. gHt succeeded oathniu2
o III rrrt ul burglars implements leit bsliad
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