, 1873-03-06
NOTES AND OPINION.

NOTES AND OPINION.
Tho 1ato Troasuror Of Neyada. r.. nboodas.
Republican, provoo to havo boon defaultor :.
nnd tho aamo Republican Legislature
which elected John P. Jonos to tho United
States Senate, has passed Nh net, oyor the Domo-.
cratic Governors voto, relieving Rhoades' bonds,
mon from all liability.
The Rochester IN. " Den,ocra. thinks thr
general public has lost moro than tho railroad,
evor did, by those Union Pacific FREQ paseos to-
congressman, now, BY order Of Horace F. Clark.
no longer good.
The Now York Sun propounds tlis ORIGINAL,
oonundrum: viii the Bonate daro to admif as =
member john ]. Patterson, claiming to ronroaonf
South s',a Carolina" divo 1t up. AK US sn oaay
Tho Cincinnati Commercial saye Of the IN,
onrned dividends Of Coneroesmen
JOB Stevenson draw Ills s5.o 900 IN a cbrnt ma
devote II 70 good works. hut tho dvie betwoan peTr1
ana pas Dola ID nay 10 dcut. Tho question Is whother ht
nnsion whether the woo Of Ills axtra
non belongs to Dodds. !a Bon Butler remarked. III
tac courso Ok tho tebato III tho House. Rny uentoan
81 o1sVosea can rcfuse to tako tho money.
Tho late sosaton Of tho Nebraska Leoia1stnrc
Qopubltoan to the coro) voted avay more than
$4,000 or nearly 95 to each inhabitant, Tha
oditor OF tho Omahn Republican, writing rom
tho State Capital, says:
have been trying to call to mind tho measures acted
upon, and the laws enacted during te scasfons nf ro
Sn 5sTsst aasata 70 s xh0o pson What
mover ought to hare been on Tia Statute books svo
fact that but two or threo bls looine towasds reor
Ing cur depleted sato Treasury arc tic ony bi1s Of
On so!f-govornment. 0NA'"S"Af
Malicious people assort, probably without
reason, that there is Homo mysterious connection
between tho manipulation of tho General Corrt
Ct MassachnBotts by h1r: sanborn III behalf Of
secretary boutwell, for United statca Senator,
some time ago to h1r. sanborn for the collection
OF tho unpaid reyonues from legacios ana a1tr-
coBsions. How this world is given to scandal -
.Neso York Tribune
Senator Pomeroy's defon8o on the York
charge haa every badge Of fraud about It, and
the verdict OF tho country will be TINT IL In d
false and trumped-up Btory.-Indianapolis Jour
nal
Tho gamo vaa to kill York boforo tho noon1o
have Pomeroy whitowashod at Washington. get
Caldwell removed, and thon make n last laBper-
ate push to put Pomoroy In his place. He ohaa
tho money, and would hayo spent half million
Ct dollars to carry the thing through. His loss
freely. They claimed to have majority Of ls
In tho HouEc. Tho movement to adjourn to the
4th or tho 11th Of March was part OF tho nro-
gra1nne, and would have been carried out had
disarranged tho plan. Now tho game is up. No
body alludos to Pom. 3 story without sneer or
got to go down.-Topeka Letter.
E69s hsS Mo6av 6f snxd dSoe M y 4 the
60 Il it was more explosive than nitro-glycorino.
Perhaps 1t is.-Rockford (IN.) Reqisfef.
-Ihe present is dstlnctivoly IN era Of cor
rupton and official dishonesty. CaseH like these
Of shuto and Savage [tho Exeter and Cambridge
d feeling of alarm aud uncertainty. Tic com.
nunity hardly know what to look for next. or.
in what quarter tho noxt manifestations Of
faithlessnoss ought to DO oxpocted.- BOSTON,
Journal.
Comfy. Of the Ohio State Journal, is becom-.
ing disloyal and must look around daily, or Tho
may loaye hiB poat-of1ce. Hear him; Zion
1utler placed tue responsibility on tho only
shoulders able to bear it, when he said. I an
newepapera.'
That stupondonR Chicago.newspape which
Mr: Townsend calls tho Bet,reea- Ptaales, claims
to have started the farmers Of tho West to. or
that Ajax to como along. Lot ua 500, who was It
that wrote "Beautiful Snow ?"-C Cincinnati En-
Quirer.
We hopo no ono will take advantage OF the
uneophistteated Innocence Of certain Congress-
@@AOA w PAS Va WA 6kUEha Oil EuGut 4uQ
poor fellows buy without knowing what they buy,
aud believe everything tho seller tells them. Il
would not surprise us to Hee some sharper come
along and sou tlom Confederate Htato bonds.
1loy are gui1oless enough for anything. Con-
gress ought to pass law protecting them.-0htu
State journal.
-Therc is tho aoftnoHs Of melting pathos in
tho tonos OF the Boston Advertiser, In referenca
to the outrageous imputations upon that daar
old man, Onkes Amos, who, ID moment Of
the wcaknoss Of lis generous hoart.
placed q little stock whore ho thought
i would DO most good. IA tho Advertiser ssys,.
10 long life honorably epont in busineas pur-
quits Of greater magnitude than have fallen to-
tho lot OF most mon, and character hithorto
without stain, should protect him from suck
injustice"
-Wo always firmly believed in Arr. Co1fax's
honesty, but now We boliovo him falaiaer and
botrayer Of tho confidence Of tho people. Hia
enso with which he told one lie to shicld himaelf
from another, prove him unworthy tho namo Of
q " Christian" and the position Of lecturer for
Young Nous Christian Associations."- Chats
tcorth (lN) Palladium.