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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-05
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR A MASsA CHUSETTS
MURDERER

BOSTON, MARCH 4, 1873.
An application was made this morning by
Messrs. T. II. Sweetser and Charles J. Mclntire to
Judges Gray and Ames, OF the supreme Court be-
fore whom James McElhany was convicted OF the
murder Of his wife, for II reopening OF the case.
The Attorney General was present and took the
ground that under the law the matter could not
again be inquired into. and that such proceeding
was unprecedented III this commonwealth. With
out going into the merits OF the the Judges de-
cded TO nave the application heard before the full
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SAILED.

steamshps Delta, for Bremen: Mas Rotterdam; Leo,
savannah; Old iominion, Richmond &c ship Carts
brook Castle London banks Sunny Region Settin; Ho-
Eao Snragus Dunedin and Wellington, NJ brgs Sarah
henheay. Havana: Ellen Stewart. Cienfuegos; Ne
ponset Malta Nile. Wanks River; Daylight Barbados;
SC mrs Anna Holton Indianola and Corpus Christie Geo
Squire, Chester, Del
Wind at sunset NV, fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-05
ANOTHER RAILROAD TICKET sw1NDLE.

BUFFALO, N. Y, March a, 1873.
sharper purchased from railroad ticket agent
in this city two tickets over the Great Western
Railway from Suspension Bridge to Denver, Colo
radO by forged check. Travellers will do well
not to purchase tickets marked form 3l6, Nos 400
and 40l, as the holders OF the same viii be arrested
on presentation OF them.
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RAILROAD CONSULTATIONS.


Boston, March 4, 1879.
The Boston and Providence Railroad and the
Stoughton branch road were consolidated to-day,
and the initiatory steps we're taken towards the
purchase 10y the RostoH ana Providence OF the
Providence, warren ana B,astol road. The Provi-
denCe and Boston Company will soon have q line
OF railroad between Fall River ami Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-05
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITEST0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Minnesota (Br Freeman, Liverpool Feb 10,
with mdse and ~ passengers TO Williams Guion teb
& lat 10 Ion ~ IS exchanged night signals with brig
rugged steamship, bound east showing red rocket and
red and white light amiiships; March rs PM passed
rk.rigged steamship bound east, showing LC6F
Commercial Code. Experienced a very severe snow
storm 3D. with the wind about N.
steamship WysnoXc Couch Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Ola DOMINION
SteamShip
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WEST POINT CADETS FROSTBITTEN.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1877

WASHINGTON, March 4, 1873.
It is reported that two or three Of the West
Point Cadets had their faces, hands and feet badly
frosted this morning, and that several other sol.
diers suffered severely from the intense cold and
biting wind while forming and during the parade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-05
TOWN ELECTION IN BURLINGTON, VT.

BURLINGTON, Vt, March 4, 1873.
At the city election to-day Mr.. l.. G. Dodge, q re-
publican, was elected Mayor by III majority, and
Mr.. NJ r. Tyler republican, City Judge by Al ma
iOritV.
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Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.

Brig John Bach, Hodydcn, New Haven for New IerE
schr III \ BRIDGES Landrick, Calais tor New YORK ~
days with plaster oJohn Boynton's Son 20 req ~
on Nantucket shoals, during heavy dow ron' NN"'
carried away foretopmast ~. vi, n,
schr vesper Brl, Morrison, Ponce Tor new iork' %
days, With sugar w DeWof co.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamers


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TUR
MONTH MARCH.
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Schr Trade Wind Ingraham, Orient for Hobokcn
Schr Bertha, Conover, Providence for South Amboy.
Schr Sahe Burton Palmer, Stamford for New York.
schr EVELYN, Burger. Stamford for New York.
Steamer Doris Young, Providence for New York. with
ndse and passengers.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamship Nereus. Bearse. New York for Boston
Steamship wamsutta Fish, New York TOR New Bedford.
schr WIN Burden Adams, New York for Provdence.
Schr Ellen. Mcqueen, New York tor New Haven.
Schr Paugusset NAPLES, New York for Boston.
schr Adelia (Br), Foote New York for ST John, NIB.
schr Lotiie, New York for Boston.
steamer United States DAVIS. New York for Fall River.
steamer Galatea. Gale. New YORK for Providence.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A of dle rent states legal everywnerei no punncity;
No in advances advice free for every
u.. ,o'''- 49, FREDERICK j. KING,
S'"'' Counsellor at Law, 1868 Broadway.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN.
n corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerttin street
' Omen from 3 A. VI. 70 , Z. NJ.
on Sunday from ID y L. NJ
DHEUMATIsM, RHEUMATISM. MAC,
IL the only ccnquero the globe by the discovery Of
his INFALLIBIE NEW NEW ZEALAND PLASTER, only
can be consulted at l53 East Twenty ninth street. New
York. Hours 10 TO and to g. Apply for pamphlet or
mirac ulous (unequaed In the world when all
other remedies fail or at CAHILL SHEAS brush
mandatory, 1856 Fulton street. Brooklyn, sole agcuts
N. B.-A respectable female 70 walt on ladiss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
Specie Raymenla.

The President of the First National Bank Of
New York urges ths immediate resumption oi
specie payments, on the ground that such action
viii Immediately add $50, ,OOO, 900 Of positive re-
lief to the euTreney OF the country.
t2,5oOO0o In gold was started from Liverpool
SOE New York, by the steamer Java, Saturday
morning. The coin was drawn from the bank o.
England the day pEeyious-0
Oa saturday, the Silesia, from Plymouth fol
New Kork, bTOnght out &225,cO0.
The America, which left Southampton for New
YOrk, the same day, brings out Rl6,OOO.
The Donau sails from southampton to-day, with
2660y000.
1t Il said that 100000 ara booked sor shipment
this week The sum Of 96360O0 was drawn from
the Bank Of England Monday, IR324, 900 oi
which will 60 10 America, the remainder 10 Ger
many.
The amount thas far4hipPed OF about to be sent
VIII amount 70 e5.4S0,9OO In gold com OF the
United States. There is now lying idls in the
United States TEeasury SS5,3l9, ,568. in gold.
fho Toronto Leader saya the authorized State
Govsrnment has ordered half q million sterling
gOld fDom EaglApd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

The clubs OF New York are numerically strong
er than is generally euPPosed.f There arc at least
hundred prominent clubs there, with not less
than hfty thousand member4 TIA bast knotyn
clubs are the Century, the Union, the New York
Yacht, the Union League, the Manhattan, the
American Jocky, tue AmeFicus TIE Lotus, the
Blossom the Craseliers, the Palstte, the AfcAni-
an, and Army and Navy; ana the best knoVp
members of these are the m an most spoken Of in
New York eirclas !: Vandhfbllt CuItIs, Whit6lASC
Reid, Ben Wood, Jay Gould, Tweed, Belmont,
and others Club nF5. as Ia EaglaRd, has bssomS
\ recognized institution, and with time has become
consolidated and eompaet--tbe different elements
being shaken together, ea sh ti:s own little eotg
RE erts' f-tie . .'i.f aIlse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

The London aAHsttV publishes a notice tor a
mssting Of the creditors Of Clews, HabIeht g. Co.,
oa November 23. -Fr-. eHf.....s
The steamship Donau. which sailed from South
snpton for New York, yesterday, has el360oo IL
bulliOD, equal to $3.50, 900. And the steamship
ParhiA, which salled the same day for New York.
has S1oo 900 in baloR. The price of coal is stead
lily advancing in EnglAnd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

Tx REAL Gauss FoR 1ROUBLK.--1hs follog.
ing ts told of Hon. John Hickman, and whlch froua
It's general tone sounds very much like the whole
truth. Shortly after the recent illness Of hon.
John Hickman, Of West Chester, Hon. washinR.
ton Townsend called on him, and wishing 10 en-.
courage him, remarked 'Well, Hickman, i cant
Townsend" quietly replied the invalid statesman,
at doesn't; It IS my disdppedraRes that tronble.
me-" That's Tor all the world like HickmAA.-
Dying, be would have his joke.--bErst Chester
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

A COwARDLT AeTs-- Last Friday evsning, a.
the siK O'Clock up train On The Wilmington &
Reading Railroad, was passing between Seeds and
and the two others The WiAdOes i6f . pGsSAAfei
car. A lady in the latter car was struck and Set
verely cut on tho side OF the face by one Of the
stones. We only trust that the sneaking coward
who would be guilty OF such and act may b0Speed-
lily ARRESTED sud sd7ersIy puhishsn.-bIaagt Rec
ord
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
4 co.,
VIB MAFkst street. wImIngtoA.

/ <
VIB market street. Wilmington.
c0EvEYEEcERs REH ESTATE BROKERS.
Offer the following very desirable properties fOf
-'e y -'--4e No. 1.
Modern built new house, rooms, gas. bath.
son streets; viii be Soid SSl0W value.
.4~.. Nc. 2.
House on Spruce stress near Eighth. Just finish;
edi rooms and ont-kitehen; VerE nice; Wl Do sofa
cheap AMI on easy terms, t .4-.-st '..t +
Handsome new extSnsiop front house. with gas.
aware r SvsnSs vsTv desirable hO@s With the I'D
vantage OF city cars. .s.--l.
M,,,,.. ,,,,., ,,or. SS; SSs dwss,inr. one Of III.
best busns1 stands in the city; will b sold for
$4,000 less than value. tr-.
A choice Market street residence; water, gAs,
bath, shade. &c; really dslightfal hons, and Of
ferSd very low and on easy terms a. lfz.4
A cheap pleasant snd Healthy Village home ia
Newark. Del. Lot A5ElSs New hoaso, rOoms and
conducted here for sometime. Good ice hOu use and
other 0ut-bHildinga. Inquire Of J. d. Ray New
ark. or At our once. ~.
Splendid bgIdinS lot. 25xlH H., on Eighteenth
street, near Washington. This will BE prohtAble
bridge over the BrsAdyWiae Will gFsatly advance
the price Of lots. .f..... a.
Washington street Got sOxll5; west eide. between
Eighth and Ninth; very eh0icS.
IS acres Of ". G. Greek bottom lands. one mile
from NoWark, Del; stone house and barn.
arz r. = ~ No. l3. 80
2 lots on D6laNare avsnuO, near SOldiOf's II Monu-
nsnt. each 22'<Kl& IT, :. ..sr
losS on DeIAEArs avenue. near City n. R. depot
Saeh25f-2sKlSh.
A water power of 80 horse capacity, on the new
e. falling w hit0 Clay Creek, at ThompsOn's Sta
yards hed rice 6oyapds tail race; mill on the Rail
road sidtnG. no hAuliRg or handling istOck. but
lead and unload intO the mill door. thus saving
heGVg expsnse. Strong inducements will be Ofer@
edo buyers. :.
A hetel stand on the Nd and Del. RailFOad, AE
MasYd@, Caroline cOnnty. Nd Large new house
and barn, ana 10 acres Of good land: A good Op-
portanity 20 make money. No local option here.
"A. No; Is
and fall giving 40 horse power. hall mile to the
and 4. RaiiFoad. i5 Nil Is EsGask. very de-:
sirablO prOpSrty and now doing . profitable busi-
ness No o. ~
The Newark Iron Foundry. good buAin ess
...IIJi NU.Mgti IJL81J
Farms in pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland and
yiEglnie. AGsO, mIlls. st0Fess bqgnsss staAds and
anime the list. COrrOsDOndenco pFOmptly answer
cd. REYNOLDS co.
9l5 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Rel estate bI1ksp' eSngegpReerS. spRyeEOss and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

WREcKRD.-The missing Nova Scotia schOO-
ner Three Brothers was picked up and t0wed
Der 22i. She was RcOmplete wreck and the
bodies Of seven Of her-crew were found IN the
cabin.
The schOGner Joseph Baxter, from George
town for Boston, with coal, went ashore at
NbfFaRansett ON Monday evening, aud will
pfJbabiy be q total loss. .ocii s... ! 1907 e}s'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

The New York Stock Exchange opened ausPi-
ciouSy with full attendance Of both members
Rad stock brokers. There was a considerable pres
sure to cell stocks, generally expected would
be the case, and prices n several instances were
considerably lower.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

In the Circuit Court at Frederick, Nd, on Mon
day night, a verdict Tor $1,000 damages was award
TO Jeanette Woodward for the killing Of her hus
band, ChArISs, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
pOad, in September. 1859. He was a freight con
uuetor on the road. $4,000 damages were claim
ed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

The New Brunswicn CN.J State Banks in.
debtedhsSs O account Of ~iTegularites" is esti-
mated al S762,OOO or about $4,000 more than
capital and surplus The loss, 1t is thought, will
not exceed &6OOOOO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
.LFAR kAAh ANR RExr
M. II. CHILD & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and COnvsysncers
ITOIW ,A4dtl ~
---....- onlca. No. 4 w. 7th Street,
Wllm1inston, Dslawareg

0Esr the following Real Estate at Private Sale.
on tsP@s % suit almOst any DSFsOn. either with
small Or large means : = E.aiiIL at
ana WashIG EtS1 streets eth 81 t6s modsFn in
pEQynnOAtA coAtAning - rooms 4 I'D. :. poe
90s 0 SrIsk s East Tosa. atA 81
NSE4, .Ons Two stoEy. Asieks Cor. l2.h And Tat
naIl: Nth ~ the modern improvements, and
30. 6. One tTO,ltOEy brick, l2l7 TatAalI St. 9
N0.S, One three story brick. 7O2 Tatnsll st., 6
No. I. One two-stOry brick. 1872 Tatnall ST. 6
.SS. 3. one three story b+iok. lO2, TatnaTl St.,
II rooms. - =,
tween isth and 18th. roomS. - -''-'''A '''' =.
No. 10. One three story S20 F. 4th St with
ell the medorn ,improvemehts.
With Al the modern improvsments and large front
G9a eide yard; PossssslOE Sept; 25th 1873. 80, =.
No. IL One thRee-atory brick. No. Al East6th st.
Possession immsdiatSly, price lOW, -.
No; ~. Two three-storS bricks, No.l2l9 and I22l
Ne IL. One thrss-stOry brick. No. 1907 Washing.
Tor st With irolt and side yards and ell the mod
Ne. %. THO tWc.story frame houses, on Scott 81.
bstyesn l4th and 10th. Lots 4sxlOO It, IOOms
No. Is. Two twO-stOry bricks on Lowering AvO.
between Lincoln aud Scott Stsn with front and
No: Z. One thses,1.Sr brick aEellinU % KinE
ot-s UotW0en oVn anu Stn, WIN III tn0 uouo1n
provements, also q stable.
Ne. IS 0na thras story brick, AL King St
No. 19. QnO three-stoTy brick W. 6thbt.s near the
corner of Madison.
No. 20. Three three story bricks, 124s 1874. 1915
Poplar ST.. six rooms each.
No. q, One three-s story brick, No. 500 jefferson
st; Terms ysy easy and lecaugn good. -
No. p. 4 half square Of ground between 18th and
18th sts., from ting on West, cuFbed and GRADED.
No.S. eAfm in Brandy vine Mnndred of 6S
acresone in CariSti ana Hundred of about ITO
acresAnd several smaller tracts, one Of about 80
bSv.%Sav lin GwS[do Castle Besides tSe 'b0v' we
Give us call and do not fail to attend all our
pubs .s1solSsf oSSSsSft .4-tAB hbff,b,R Coz
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

7 AEDRETHB nsw crop rurniD ana Rata eaOs
I'm. CHANDLERH.
jyl~a el 4aEket gtgeoG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
rhAMbh.

mNSed tfom the IFigl m
Thank God
In this city, the-eiforts making in the direction
OF Temperance are eOnslatt and noble, and now
that the Church has taken hold Of the matter, we
iOof for gFAnd rtsult% INln y AG1
'UlOOa BbhOP @OCa AndSlhs PO 0eVlul lihAdedce
They say Father Maguire's lecture the other
night was nasteriN end wpcau easily believe it.
-I'htla. City Item. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

W0rk has been suspended on fhe DelaWareI
1AekAwanna aad Western RAllrUad, through
B0Ron Hill, and 100 men are thrown out of
employment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

Tua DnEx01SErlE ispAbInhSd9e afternoon
sxOspt SaAaAy) Gt 4I6 MafkOtstfeStsAn& served by
aarEisrs - anbsosibors -a aEts -of -iimiAEtez
and the surrounding towns and villages, for six
cents a week. payAbip vepSry.l Yearly subscriber
TIE ,oSI.x DKMocRHT1o pAlrx IN TIE STATE.
The. DELAWARE aAzBTTE. established l7sa,
Is the lhTK6It and most AOuriehing weekly the
StatA. and has larger ciEc0lation than any other
on th0PeninbulaT, Published eVery Friday mora
nk at ~ year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
Ths, ,Rssult OF CentraIlsrn.

The present eondition-ef the monetary system
Of this vast country isia remarkable ILLUSTRATION
of the power Of csPtriiisln condition which
those who framed the original government en-;
deavored in every possible way to avoid. Theii
great idea seemed 70 be to retain all the powell
possible in the States which were distinct soTe
reigutIes. If some of the old men who supposed
tley had limited the Federal government TO such
powers as has had been spec tally named in thu
Constitution, could witness the dependence of ell
the people OF these widely separated States upon
the nod, OF shake OF the Federal head, merely
because OF the fallnre Of firm OF Brokers and
bond venders In Philadelphia, we imagine there
would be a contraction of the wrinkied broWs
and hasty search for the constitution in some
OF the old books, that might surprise some Of
the statesmen of the present day, If it did not
not lead them to deeper reflection.
How sadly must We thAvs degenerated as a
people, when the suspension of Jay Cooke s. Coz
causes every State to tremble, and what should be
the dignifed heads Of forty millions OF people to
Ry from the White House a Second-Tate hotel
to consult With gamblers In Railroad stocks aud
Wall street brokers. -.-.f=s. .a--=l .e
Cesarism may be, and we trust is far distant
but it must be remcInbsred that the same NOD
that denies or supplies tAe people Of the difereIi
States with the only money they have, can also
deny to, or supply them with, the only arms that
would be available when that much talked OF
"Cesarism' is upon us. Ii is time for citizens
to reflect. Toe web Of corporate power Is beine
securely woven. The people are not yet quite
subject to railroad kings AMI thsir agents But
these arc subject 'ntye41heiesS to "Cesarism''
vhenever hthp navrers thai lla,' NAV determine
to use them. A few years ago tue great Whig
party dreaded the %purss aud the sword" In the
hands of the ExeeutiVe. Now thai hand glaspa
them more completely than any modern civilized
monarch and may dictate the action Of great
'rMlroad kngs' whose power extends from ocean
TO ocean and whose hsets rest upon many scas. =
"Cearism." now q vogue Idea in the minds Of
the mAasss has dread reality, if it should ever
III " itself, that would astOnlsh those who now
rest suplnsly In Ing Orious confidence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01


1HBFIN0 or Tm CAEDTToRs or Z. W. CLARE
D Co.-ln pursuance Of . call Issued EeR days
siaoO By the hrm Of Z. W. Clark Il Co., a medina
q The ereditoEs u that firm Wss held yestsrday.-
Henry Carey Lea, Esqs was chosen chaiman.-
Mr.. Clagsnce II. Clark submitted the foll0Wipa
statement of ne liabilities and assets Of TIE fFn
Llablhnss, assured eI,O42,526 ls
LiabiIirsa unsecured I,OaI,49S %
.acaE 1903 -
Total llahihtias S2y084, ,c2I 81
AssotS-8tOolu and bonds, loans and
bills Fseeivable and other securities,
including property Of individual
msnOsFs q the ain, 2.t6I.sS5 q
.sssib q
GurnluB -i.l = A. .ia4t s.aa. Kan RRol A
In SddItion 70 the absve assets. the arm 49,
an interest II the Lake SgperioE and Nissiautpi
aairoad and gtockl, bonds Rpd real estate IN Mn
nSsOtAy StaAd@g SnsIA6ir books, aea cost of 1852
6oo52.
a. he Suggestion Ol Mr.. ClaFk, committee al
thESS WaSu PpOinbsd By the ehzirman 70 make a
investigation OF the AGAin Of tbs firm, WhIch win
Be Sue8tbsd ta the creditors At q meeting on
ThaEsAag AaEk, - ghleh day the msotIng was ad.
t0aEnsd. Tue com@ittee oonslse5 % Msssfs. jacob
Cot1d " Sespnsu Cald ven and Henry Gibson. .
H.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-After stating the
relative strength of the political parties in
the several counties in Maryland the Balti-
more american, the leading Republican pa
per in the State, arrives at the conclusion
to-day that the PARTIES in Maryland are de-
cidedly mixed. 1t admits that the Repub-
licans can not secure a majority in the
State Senate, but believes a majority in
the House of Delegates large enough to
constitute majority on joint ballot is at
least within the bounds of possibility, and
therefore the interest in the present con-
test centres in the canvass for the House of
Delegates ESPECIALLY, as the Republicans
hope to be sble to elect United States
Senator in place of the incumbent, Mr..
Hamilton, whose successor is to be chosen
by the Legislature that will be elected this
fall. The Amaican shows that there has
been general revolt against ring rule, and
that party allegiance seems to be weaken
irS OF al sidee.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-10-18
Noble Disiuterestedness

Some weeks since circular, signed by
Messrs. j. g. Patterson and Daniel B. ALI
son, respectively recorder and clerk of
court of the parish of st. Mary, was sent to
the recorders and clerks of courts through
out the State, setting forth that
Being impressed with the necessity for
revision of the "fee bill" of this State, con-
sidering its present discriminating clauses
to the detriment in particular of parish re-
cOrders and clerks of courts-it being i'm
possible, for either of said officers, under the
present low Standard, to obtain fair com
pensation for the services required of them
respectfully suggest:
That a meeting of all such officers, in
person or by proxy, be held in the city of
New Orleans, on Monday, the twenty-ninth
day of December, 1873, to organize prior to
the assembling of the General Assembly of
the State, and to draft suitable petitions,
memorials, ETC., to said honorable body.
That the above named officials enjoy the
privilege conceded to all classes, of petit
tioning legislative body on any subject,
no one will question that the Legislature
of our State will refuse the revision asked
for unless convinced of ITS business, no fair
minded man will deny; but the Brashear
Ne,cs, with the vindictiveness characters
tic of the Fusion press throughout the
State, not only attacks the motives of the
gentlemen named, but the gentlemen them
selves, while the Legislature comes in for
fair share Of abuse. 1t suggests that Messrs.
Patterson anti Allison retire from their re-
spective positions, and naively adtis that
their Democratic competitors at the last
election, who were selected by all oter-
whelming majority" are willing I'd per-
form all the services required of them" 1t
might have added that the Ners is also
willing to take such Of the parish printing
as would fall to its share were they induct-
ed into Office. Seriously speaking, neither
individually nor collectively can the Re
publican party of st. Mary or the State be
affected by the assaults of journal edited
by one who left their ranks only after their
refusal to continue him as one Of the
'leeches" who are "plundering" an ''im-
poverished and suffering people."I[N. O.
Republican.