The sun., 1873-10-10

ADDETEON, DTTTSfON, 1ND SILEHCB
~ NpIfFTiD.

How tfo supreme tuutt of FrNur ViVrtin
Encourages Il Ring 0nlr II TO nrtv trs
Lave Of tie ~. at for Partisan Purro- i.
rorrcsuondcncc NJ rna sun.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. S.-Tha action Of
the Supreme court of Pennsylvania IN practi-
caly s.stliu'nf the Auditor Generals euhordi-
uates in refusing 20 permit an examination of
thc state Trcasurers accounts is most siguln-
cant, and shows that the Ring. whose watch
word f. Addition, Division and silence, are
able to control courts "a well az IL cgislatures.
Such an Investigation today though late.
would DO serviccablc. Such an investigation
ten days hence will be useless, because, before
that timoAthe election Will have been held and
the rorues may he reseated In Office for another
term. And yet Judge Rccd grants a rule. ro-
turnahle ten days hence, requiring the state
officers to inspect the law of the State and per
nit citizens to look at the public accounts.
THE statute provides that the State Treas
urcrs monthly report OF the money Deposited
by him TO tho credit Of the commonwealth IN
various banks. with the name- ~ such bink-
and ,he securities given hV them RESPECTIVE u
for the safe kecpins Of such deposi'e,
SMALL rE .r Att TiMEs opEN
for the lnsrectlor of th' Governor heads OF he
partmcu,s. members oi tl- Legislature, or Of
amy ,iti ,rn pf the stale Dc.ifiut to inspect flo
-Jri,. Under this L.s rr.i.ln U.tiHcns uf u J.
rlshurp nrpliod M the olice of the Auditor
General Tor an inspection Of this report fgr tun
month ~ Scptcmbgr Thcy were ruioiy trfurHi
lhrir lcr'l right ~ sec II. Then tIcy aI rlDd to
ludgc Reed of the SIrtcme Court fpr au ufdef
to compel these arrogant Stotc officers t. re-
succt nud obey the law, and what i7 The RESULT
Iui q lt"ni tolls TAoW, In substance, TINT after
~" lection hc will sre II hc can do any hing Tor
Icm!
re- the law row would show that the Riug
candidate for state Treasurer should be I'm the
rll p.rtv and a c,nfid'ta h,f ,rc tho rooilo f1r
the most important and re- por sille oficn To bc
HinI ut this election. JUDGE Rcd oWes too
H.. -n state Treasurer Mtcke, to udui- uf li.
.H'crtrfing In auv way to omit ara, tho latter
iu lIs tolitical schcwca.
hr Il. W. Mnckcv has had rh re fthc s'l'o
Itrneurv with one vcU's int'rri Vlp, f1r sis
"reirht years past puiinga that time There
has been
40 INVESTIGATION
= hi' accognts, despite the most startling
ruWuIs arcctus The integrity u lis admiui
trt"n. Dur .l hat time he has made only
general and tu-uc Hputt. OF the condition -
the 'asurr, vii 'llv unsati factory To- iuf,li-
gent and thinking men. ON his denomination
for this position hy the Ring machine tins f'll
he made 40 more satisfactory statement Of the
condition Of the public nnanCrs, but reported
IN general way that, because ~ his erunomira al
and emcieut infringement surplus Of sl,Oou0
or IN IRE had accumulated in the Treasury. On
this statement he was cumpimented 10y resolI-
tions IL the state Convention, and has been en-
dorsed by brewster. iill Mann, Bill kcmble,
Armstrong and the other m gnates of the Ring
uduiation II the man who nov
SHOWS HtMsErr AFRAID
'o,ll" Z. T., '.., units be seen ,.....--.,,
hAve Ieru uu occasion Tor all tlls criU.s. u.enf
anI palcrY. BIt a., Lc merely sAd there VS.
'r- tl' dct.ii. wholly ia doubt uul dlitr.
i,'i D. Dc'm' -u-ul .n... .ui tie arif .mcarh
11ne the uc -uutly silent candidate. B.t
't"n iHi~ tutOf~. iicnf uf- n'f sttI lti t.r