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street. near Canal.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING. is7a
S@AEnpHNhRsAbY, @EpNEsblY !ups June II.
SATURDAY, June "A
sSHHSBSy sSEGRbl4, June S%s il l.
First race each day punctuav hE,ndav p,..,a.,.
c. wHEArLy. Secretary.
DEERFoor PARK.-PURsE OF 500 FOR HORSES
80 sSa Sa % to
day June at Dcerioot Hotel at NJ and at Johnsons
S'00n Ssfsf NcMsoS s'sSa Superintendent
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Spring Spring Meeting 1873
PURSE No $2Ooo-For horses that have never beaten
Peter Nance enters b. s W. II. Allen.
VII. Grawford enters p s. J., ": curley for Beppo.
A a,asn o'''"i'n M sH'sis SANE Il II DAY. HsH''e's
PURSE No 2 sSOo-Free Tor all running horses, best
Ihos Jones enters ,. Fily, dam Maiden, by Beacon.
sEcoMp bM9ssTH SfGfa 1RsDAY, 81 VIZ JUNE S'fAsy Il f'e'
PURSE No. 81 So-For horses that have never beaten
seter sslao Nance s,a enters b. a n Mary A. Whitney
J: pengrey Jr., enters br. g. Joker.
sayaam ster enters br % M sss%y cons.amcs sas'e
E. Il. Heard enters Dr. {. AME SGEonsr pAy :.
PURSE No -Four year old Colt Stake.
dium.
H. S. Sanford enters blk C. Edwin, by Peacemaker.
THIRD DAY-MONDAY, JUNE l6
PURSE No $so1-Free for oil running horses, mile
Ihes Jones entsrs Bay Filly dam Maiden, by Beacon
y hork enters biz Ms lsyel Sky Sy mp Mickey Free
2:sf.
Pierce Hayden enters b. m. Lady Annie.
Il. Harbeck enters br. 9. WindeInire.
W. Carroll enters ch. IN. Highland Maid.
j. Dongrey, Jr., enters br Ldia Picton
J. Feck enters b. q. Clothespin.
j. II. Phitps enters K. y. Jack Draper,
=. g. Suydam enters hr. m. Constance.
w. Rogers enters hr. IN. Belle OF Vermont.
Alden Goldsmith enters b. g. Abdallah
Races commence each day at O'Clock, prompt good
day and track.
Admission to field grand stand and stretch So
Admission to Club House, introduced By member, IS
GEO W. OAKLEY, Supt t. .. READ, Prest
DUOLS SOLD-AT ilT BROADWAY, ON JEROME
j Races, commencing at A. M; also AT Park View
House, at IL O'clock opposite the Park good view of
the 4. b. JOHNSON.
THE ENTRIES TO THE UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION
Running Race Meeting, June 25 20 and a. are hereby
extended from June until June 16 at r. M at Baggs
Hotel, Utica Declarations until June 20 place
CHARLES w. HUTCHINSON, President
In jerome Park Races
June z, II, IA, IL, 10 and a.
Extra trains will leave Grand Central depot above
days Mt 80 and 2i0 F. M, returning after the races
Special reserved for ladies' Excursion tickets 40
cents. G. NJ. B1SSELL, Sup't
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.

FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds, &c Medicines for all Diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking birds. At B. G. D0vEy's No Greene
street. Canal
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A FINE CARRIAGE TEAM FOR sALE-DARK BAY,
"A perfectly matched, l6H hands and warranted sound
in every particulars only sold account Of owner going
out of town May be any morning from TO l0 by
applying at the office OF the Gramercy Park Hotel
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LOST AVID FOUND.

OsT-BETWEEN IL AND O'CLOCK, AT CLARK'S
IL restaurant Broadway and Thirteenth street.
there shabby POcketbook containing about $50 in IS
$40 bills and private papers The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by returning same TO w. II. PETIT "
Wall street.
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AT BARGAINs-PoNY PHAEToNs DEPOT WAC
IA ons extension top Cabrolets and all kinds OF Car
STATS BELL,
No. Washington place. rear New York Hotel.
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aDAY, JUNE Z, lS7s.-TRIPLE SHEET.


DoNY PHAYToNs-EyERY DESCRIPTION PoPU-
lar prices; depot Wagons in great variety, TWO ee-
giant six seat extension-top Phaetons Park wagons,
light Rockaways, low prices
MANUFACTURERS UNION 6ss Broadway.
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Total, Gifts all cash .$5OOC00
Tickets $40; Halves, 50; Quarters, So So
Hon. Ex-Governor Thomas Branlette, OF Kentucky,
has charge Of the busnesei tho Concert for trustees
New York sales made special deposit with the
Fourth National Bank of New York. send money by
Post Office order, draft registered letter express pre-
paid
For tickets full programme information and all par
ticulars apply TO the General Agency supply.
THOMAS VI. HAYS CO.,
Rroa Nay York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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In Europe

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Indispensable to all persons visiting Great Britain and
the European Continent.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the AMERICAN
REGISTER will be received and single copies of the
paper may lie obtained ut the Office OF the New York
Herald, New York.
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EoR SALE.

AN ESTABLISHED BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
IN well located Stock, Fixtures and Lease at q
gain; a small capital required.
BRADLEY BROS, l73 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.
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L,oR sALE-FiRsT CLASS BAKERY, AT YoNKERs,
Il baking IL barrels week; reason tor selling Ill
health terms easy cheap rent ana long tease Aldress
nue. YOukers
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LyoR sALE-A FIRST GLASS BAKERY, ICE CREAM
Il Saloon and Soda Water Stand In OF the best ave-
in Brooklyn, with long lease will exchange for
real estate Address A. b.. Herald office
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INOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS RECTIFYING AND
Family Liquor Store, in one Of the best locations IN
city, well fitted up and doing good business; Will be
sold at sacrifice cash customer. For ull pnrtcu-
lars apply 10 THOMAS LYNCH CO., 10 thompson
street. between Spring and Broome streets
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A BARGAIN.-FINE CORNER GROCERY AND
N Liquor Store, 10 years established. Apply at the
store Isl Bloomfield street. Hoboken
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MICE BASKET TOP PONY PHAEToN, IN FINE
IN order roam Pony, gentle, for ladies' or cfildrcni
young and and ss1una Harness &c.. ehespi at % GROVE
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A FINE THOROUGHBRED BAY KENTUCKY SAD.
IN die Horse for SALE broken to all gaits Inquire at
Central stables lao Broadway Thirty ninth ST.
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A HURRY r.
IA. Now the time for everybody secure tickets
Third Grand Gil Concert to be given authority of
special legislative act for benefit OF Public Library Of
kentucky the great free library of the Southwest at
Louisye ky postiycy.and uneaniyocaly on Tuesday,
l0000a tick which nearly all sold. Application
tickets be made immediately by those who desire
participate. Every Gift is guaranteed in full by the
Farmers and proyers Bank q Louisville Treasurer Of
the full amount advertised guaranteed in responsible
manner 10 be fairly distributed. GIFTS amounting toa
HALF MILLION DOLLARS
ho hv Of cbofh
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JNOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF FANCY
store doing good business, mt O4 Main street, Pater.
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TOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED PRlNTlNGl
Bus ness; 4 party commanding from 5000 to $SO0O,
has unencumbercd real estate, can get a bargain
Address TYPE, Herald office.
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E,oR sALE-JoB PRINTING OFFICE, WITH GUS
IL tom; terms easy and on long time ii well securedi
rent with steam power, S4Ol Address b. L. A. box l8
Horn uofllce
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LNOR sALE-A COMPLETE WOOD ENGRAVING ES-
ID tabishment, OF nine years standing Address j. h.,
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LIoR SALE.-TaE ATHEN4EUM RESTAURANT, COR
I Atlantic and Clinton streets Brooklyn, will bo
sold cheap the proprietor retiring from the business
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| OST-ON TUESDAY MORNING LAST, AT GRAND
IL Central depot, Fourth avenue car, lady's
Gold Breastpn. The finder will be literally rewarded
by calling at the Office OH h. WARING, 1888 Centre
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N hand Carriages, Family Rockaways top and open
Bugges, Pony Phaetons Grocers and Business Wagons
Canal
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U,oR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF FANCY
store doing good business, at 3Oi Main street. Paer-
, 1873-03-25
THE LACROSSE BRIDGE BILL,
ohblu"lia1aE Attempts MT Bribery to so-
c''rs tta Passage Over Gov. yynsI,.
l1llnRIaA

ohbluatissaE Attempts mt Isrtbcry to so-
euro tta Passage Over saov. yyns.,-
bnrtl'A Vnto.
Stecfat Correspondence NJ Tic Chtedgo Tribune.
MAnfsoN, Wis.,, March %, 1873.
lilo most ,,nb1uBhing nttonlpts Mt bribery woro
nlndn tn accuro tho paasago Of tho milwaukee, l.
IT. Paul Company'a I4aCroHao bridge bill over
tho voto III tho sonnto. Subsequent tleyclon-
mouts md acknowledgements Of ropontant ones
III Tho Assembly Hlow tint itB paesago tllcro
could not lnvo been secured Ind It not boon
rushed through bcforo mombora had road, or had
tllnn to appreciate tho forco Of, tho dovornors
objections. Elgltoon hours woro tal1on to labor
with Senators to obtain tho requisite two-thirlB
there. Thoro were Xix membcrB nbHent or
pairoa-oach ono paired for tito bill
being worth two aga,nst It,; and thcro
wore attempts, without aucccss, to
got up ono or two moro Of those unequal pnlrs.
Thon siego was laid by tho milwaukee, & st. paul
agents with wlint woro regarded tho most fornid-
abo and favorable approaches to tho Senators.
THO utmoot powers OF persuasion wero tried
with Homo who Ind voted with tho st. Paul
folks on tho land grant, but agaiust on this.
Ono Senator was told by m old friend tl,at llo
could malso It .groasly for llia pecuniary alynnt-
ago to 60 to milwaukee, TINT morning. The scorn
with which ho WIS asked to explain hinsolf
struck him apoco1ena, and he left in disgust. Two
Or threo othor Honntora wore nppronchnd with
drect offorH OF handsome aumB for their votes,
and told Tint money wns no object; that tho
paasago Of this bill was regarded OF moro i'm
ss od @ tns Int he eoad lave s ssooeS 1862 Il ho
would vote for tho bill; md aftor, that s80, 600
wna roady for tliroo votes for tho biz and,
would hays been paid to Hocure tho passago Of
tho bill. Three votca woro lacking, aud they
could not bo bought. Ono Senator, abaont oil
, 1873-03-25
ARMY.0FFlCERS AT THE CAPITAL,

Ordor Forbidding Their Attendance
Upon Congress ns LobbyfstS.
Washington {3iarah 2o), Dfspatoh to tho Nt.s York
Tribune.
Tho important General Order just issued by
tho Secretary of War In regard to tho intcrfor-
enco Of army oficora with tho legislation Of Con-
gross will, II enforced, correct a groat abuso.
Almost overy officer in tho army has some pct
plan for getting money out Of tho Treasury, and
whom the Appropriation bills aro boforo Con-
BrcaB they come hero in acoroa to engage ir lob
bying. Appended is tho full text OF tho ordor.
- (Gt,tra! I'ress Dfsl0teh.]
NO. "a Tho practice which has prevailed to
remaining at the soat Of Government during
sessions Of Congress, with tho view Of influence
Ing legislation upon military airaira concerning
tho whole army, and which hnyo bcen or can be
brought properly to the attention Of Congress
only BY the Presidont Secretary Of War, Of tho
General Of tho Army, las become q serious evil,
highly detrimental to tho public service and dis.
respectful to authority. Such action on tho
part OF army officers not only consumes
nanbsrs but Is q naaa,o,s tas upon tue time Of
rasamont md hindorring s necessary | losiala- aia
tion, Of, which they Justly complain, and
Injuries tho army In public opinion. Tho atl-
vantagos, If any, to tho individual cannot co1ln-
teraot tho disadvantage to tho service. It is,
therefore, ordorod that no officer, nctivo or ro-
tired, shall directly or indirectly, without boing
calod upon By tho proper authority, solicit, sig-
gest, or recommend notion by n,cmbors Of Co1-
gross for or against military affairs. The foro-
going ia not intended to- preclude officers from
Illustrating Or expounding 1noasuso before
Congress which may haye received tho favor or
sanction Of the President, Soerctury of War, or
Gonoral Of the Army. Tho experience Of OIL
GERS, when 30 used, is and.will be vowed M val
uablo.
!Second--Al potitions to Congress by officers
relative to subjects Of a military character will
be forwarded through tho General of tho Army
and Secretary Of War for thoir action and trans
initial.
Third-An officer visiting tho aoat Of Govern
ment during a Congressional aossion will, upon
bis q arrival register his name at tho Adjutant-
Generals office, as now required, md, III Addi-
tion, his addreBs, lottor to tho Adjutant- Gon-
eral Of tho Army recitmg the .purpoao Of aud
time that will bo embruccd by his visit, md tho
authority urder which ho Is absont from lis
command Or station. Tho purpose or object 90
recited will DO tho strict guido Of tho officer dur
Ing his stay. by order OF tho Secretary of War,
j., D. TOWNSEND. Alit.-C1u.
, 1873-03-25
THE GREAT BANK-FCRGER.

N1cDonnita, tKae 2onsSlsitletaa t;cos15,drcl
Of t1,u -twe--Ela2 Arrest lat l4ouivvlllu
LA 1877.
From the. .Lon'srdl: Commercial, March %.
The dispatches Of tho Associated pross, from,
Now York City, printed yesterday morning, NIL
nounc2d TINS n lnan named George McDonald
had been arrested by the Now York detectives,
just nj no was gtepping ashore from tho at.auor
Thnringia,, but reccntly 1anled from Liverpool
Mcdonald was nrrcstod upon tho chargo Of
oonlpliety in tho leto eayy fra,la on tho 6ml.s
Of England, and tho Atlantic cable was usod to
aid III His ca1turo. Tho dupatollos Of this MORN
ing announce TINT two moro Of his confodcratos
woro nabhoa whilo liaenbarkiny from tho steam
OF Java. they are all to Rtart back to London
to-tlny on Tho steamer baltic. Qtlios urrcatA wcro
nlato at Havana Of parties Who Ind escaped
from, England through Franco nnd spaln.
This George AlcDonald ca1no hero from Now
BY Dlgh anil Gallagher. uul, before ho or liH
companions could do n hoayy Atrilo OF bllsinpSy
llo was arrested. T!loir business Aero WAS to
buy draft OIL o lHtan. CITY for II nominal sum,
Mcdonald canAo horo prepared for business.
IN MrDouallH trunk wora found printed letter
hoals ansl envelopes Of the Ninth and Third Ma
tiolIM Banlis, Of Nov. YorE--a large quantity Of
each. lfo had nlso inka Of diroront kinds, pens
OF oyery description, ora1erg, aud It stamp with
tho initials C. M:" on 1t. 4 largo bound check
boo1t Of tito Stato National Bank, Of New OrlouIe
was found, two Of tho b!ank ohecfs being signed
" Elxtof, Bp!l u Co.,, q lhrno tlrnl OF cotton
factorB In Now Orleans. 1fo Ind secured n
leltor wrtton by tile firm Of ".Tollu Bmllt
& Co.. laultors, Of this CITY, md by
so1ne chemical process obiitoratud all the
writing except thu lato ana signature. 4 letter
from i bank In Nashville had bcen Boryot III tho
Bame skillful mannor. Theao lottora he oyitlont-
ly intonetl 10 fill cut alyantaSaously to himself
1le also had several strips Of cards, u foot long,
with tito nanlo Of Daxtor, Boil s. Co." printed
upon thon, in bold, black lottors.
Mcdonald remained III confinement 1lero about
a woo's, when aomo influential frienaB IN Now
York olgaged ono of tho most talented Inv firms
III thlA city to tlofol,l him, and romtiod j., 900
for his bond. lIo was brought to court, aud
held to auawor it, this ann. Tlio bond was for
feitod, Mcdonald Immediately going to Now York.
When urtosted hero, lie uiforail l]ligh $500 to
get his namo, George Mcdonald, kept out Of tho
lnpora. llo was passlng tl1en nildor the alas,
Sweet. III an interview tho wrtor aud Dotocsiyo
DliHl, hold with this gentleman forEor, lo lotnl-
oil tho manuer in wluh stolen bonds wore Aoll
in England, adn,itting Indirectly that ho lad
1eSotiated tho Halo Of nearly all tho bonds
Which had losn atolen in tho EaHt. lIo was q TO-
nlalkably shrowd genial, Intelligent man, and Ind
a wonderful power uf telling great lonl with.
out committing lliu,helf. Ills allreas was that
Of u cultivated gentleman, and lliA conyoraation
ahowod liItn tobo u perfect mAn Of tile world
j,At tllo Man, We imaglMe, to curry out to auc-
cusHful ond tAa wonderful eyalom OF forgerlos
, 1873-03-25
aud frauds in tho Bank Of England tint hi
1atoly boon exposed, atd for which 11o nr,u Other

la.oly boon exposed, mud for which llo aul othor
During btu iuonrcoration, wl,icl, 1nstod nbor
ono '7cok, l,o was Visited by detectives mil -.
ora from Cincinnati, C1icago, St. Louis, p,l
many otlor places, as vol as thoro Of orr o,z
city-nll of wltotn left him impressed with Ii
conviction thai lo wac decidedly tito el1roYdcn
Inc most elegant md nlao tic most 1a,,.eYol
rnncnl Of motorn tImes ThoBo WIN aro Inmiii,
viii! him oxpreaa tho opinion tint lilo ytolt
wealth aoerelosl by him amounts to uiF
IONS or tlolfnrs iii value. When tnt
IL Now York, tlio ot4or tny, tl1trty-i4.
tllanSanu dollars In gold and ro!latora!a ",
i44fn ~ Ills (osAogHlon, bt1t tlg small au,ou1,
1t ID aaid by our detectives here waY o,tly mock
change. II ]o cnnld 10 prevailed uDui, Ia tl1
cloao tho particulars md gocrotn or hi., career,
would make QUO Of tho most valuable e0ntr;ly
tlonn III existence on tho subject Of fraud.
Hpcats sovornl lauguagon 1ll1ontly, has lrayolt
nll ovor tho civilized world, mud Inns naao dun
IN ni.noat oyory clino.' lIo Inns n,.ccoedc1
completely in coicoRling from Tho world lH re
oharaotoss, TINT, until Ills exposure about t.
yoarH ngo, thoro was scnrGo!y i moucYed man
New York, London, Or paria but WouM la
given him their MD and aaaistauco In tic lnruf
transactions. '"'e~
As soon rs his arrest In Nc:y York l,cca7
knoWn III thia city, Il rolr,istion fer hin, m. o
tnfnod from frankfort, and Nov York wn1t =,
tlod TO hold him II tho England hai1orcrg fail
to make out n caao.
i, Itio mol who know him hore aro confident
their predictions thnt 1lo will not bo couyict1;
taknn baca to England, ao lsu llny csca;ctl If:
cultles and dangers quite rs formidable III the
tint now hem ltnt III
, 1873-03-25
NORTH AND SOUTH,

The North and f3outh-that is to say, North Eaaton
aud South Bend
Have welcomed home, oyatou-wisc, oalca Ames and
Like children fresh from sunay-aohool, tho "people"
lent their earn,
And snilel md checrcd MS .chdrcn ca,1, delighted
smiles aud checfA, .
TWINS touching, yory touchng,-it wnu thrilling to tho
To such patrIots" welcomed as they uoyor were
To hear the unbought worda Of praise, tho innocent
replies,
And to know those good men didn't etca don't awear,
happy, proud constuentsi tho carping world must
How undlninlsled confidence" unlimited should
What admiration for tho good, tho noble, puro and
For honor, honesty, md rutt,-boh North and South
Away Tth SuI,x, scnrvy aomagogues who nsSer Ind
Tho reopla'-yes, )" the peor1o"-of North Eaatoa
Who'd isi!er III double sense, aud mako the truth
They ,now tIst, though Tho air is filled with
The men tloy cheer have garments white, unblackonca
That oaul. ruro from himself ell Hsaa Of
Oakrs AMegt
But ono thing moro Is needed now-lot North aud
South nttGnl:
Let Colfax to North Easton 60; lot AmcA 60 to South
Dclll;
A, III each paco lot each repeat lis speech to willing
ours, .. ....
And let tho "poope" each mau greet with praettaod
sin!cn Aild cheers
roNTcR1rT,
Yet must Tho People painfully, reluctantly bolieve
NH HTau 1ft,ua ~,
Thu danni,g brbe and theu to keep their foul cor
rnpton hid,
Sink to .looper daning depth, swearing they noy-
or did !"
0 for tho daya when Patriots held place without
atainl
O Truth and Honort but, aasl your words would
now le yainl
Corruption would bo unabashod aud perjury Il rcrlyl
no! :. HIDNEY.
CHICAGO, March al, 1873.
, 1873-03-25
UNJUST DETERMINATIONS.

FF0H fHJ EUFtfHFH7G 7sHIH4TEF. IT
A lot OF prominent rai!road mon wore boforo
tho Legislative Joint Railroad Committee Il fow
days a{;o. Amonl; the number waa A1r. lLarrls,
Superintendent Of tho Chicago, Burlington Il
Quincy Raiiroad. hlr. Harris mntse tho statc-
mont that at competing points l.iH road lad to
put tho fregllta dow,, at worry low ratio In oraor
to 10 any business and ut noM-competing
points lilo rrolglts had to bo put up high In ortlor
70 mako up what was loat at computing points.
No WAN asked Why 1t would not hu good i1oa to
not do any businoss ut compelling points, anl
answered that sucll q collyso woutt! Bont hiaroat
Into bankruptcy, Lie did not oxplain how doing
, 1873-03-25

b,tBlloan nj ,yhnt ho claimed VIM q lo1lng rnto
would Hond his road into bankruptcy, md wo
doubt If either lio or my ono olso could satis-
faotorily or logically explain any such q prop
oAtior.
but inside from my rotnarltg upon ancl d fool
TINT cas,llot bo 1oo severely condemned. IL thoro
any right or Justice In the T. tS 4. Road charging
moro from hero to st. Luuia thn,l they would
from Springfield to st. Louls, md all because at
tho latfor point tlloy hayo competition md here
roada should receive u freight and passenger
tariff TINT will pny just mud reasonable intercst
upon tho amount of capitui invented hut to
adopt freight tariT at competing pointn which
rotlng poInts TINT is nnjustfy high, ia robbery
diroot i1nl simple. Thepooploo Of Carlinyilo nnd
hlnooupin County hayo no right to be forced TO
n'nho up yl,at any railroad may loao ut SPRING
fold aud sangamon County.
, 1873-03-25
TIE ILLINOIS FARMERS.
Meeting Of tho Patrons OF 1Rusbandry
OF Livingston County.
DagJ1nr I'll bTnrc, 1914

Meeting of tho Patrons OF 1Hrlsbandry
or Ltvi1sgston County.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, March %, 1873.
10 tho Editor ef 1hs Chicago tribune:
6lR: The Patrons of HuHbnndry hold con-
yention ut Pontiac, Friday, March 21, and formed
Il county organization for tho purpose OF pro-
tccting thenaclvcs from fraud, deception, and
monopolios Of every kind. Twonty grangcH
havo been organized since Jan. I, 1873, reporting
noarly 1000 members. Drownsou Smith, OF
Forrest, WAS elected Muster, and B. T. Fitch, Of
Fairbury, Overacer. Tho following resolutions
wore unanimously adopted, aud ordered printed:
WHEREAS, The ground Las been so thoroughly cam
yasscd by our different county mud State organlza
Resoyed That We will support no man for office who
has econ Or noy f. opposed to tho hboring glasses
OF trust to Rtr1ct account.
lesoucd That, while recognize tho fact that ITO
arc grovouay onproascd by tho great railroad monop
conviction that tho socae system Of "Protection to
American industry is fact reducing lis to condition
far ofow M that Of tho papcr laDorsra Of Enrope =
10 requested 70 vote tic ropcal Of a duticn upon pig
money and means to protest g. s. Niorgass, and othcrs
Of odsil. II o@neyiug @ tho laws Of Of tho ststo.
request our Senators md Representatives return ay
free passes at they may faso received from tho rail-
Reso.rsd That VIC, as patrons, do encourage those
business firms that propose to do huBess with uB.
Nesotrca That we shAl support no paper which
tas railroadB or my other monopoly which Ia In OBJ
position to onr material interests.
Rcsolved That o fnrmors af this county will never
TINT tic state laa tho Fight to exercise tic power to
control tho railroads, and al other institutions so
has created.
... SAMUEL T. 4. PRIME,
EDCrntOrV nf TfttR1Ofrr