, 1873-02-20

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Tho Cleveland Herald (Adminietration)
thinks It's Judge Sherman did rather b crodtablo
thing In calling tho attention Of his brother
[sonntor sherman) to desired ropoal OF the tnK
on borrowed capital; but "Judgo Sherman, II
he presented 4 bill, may lavo ororcBtimated his
sorviccs," saya the Herald, e1ding:
~, We Ieroat most earnestly, ~ has been shown r.
Is better for iii mon to 40 waik a. never to 10 put 10
tic necessity OF oven m explanation.
--Judgo 8horman must boar tho ollum--if that
Judge Of tho District Court Of tho United statcs
who becomes o Congressional 10bbyiAt, and aska
4nny for aorvioos In that capacity. y.-Boston Adre's
Frederick Douglass is q wag. and saya that,
in Wow Of tho Credit Mobilior nsosligation,
tho standard Of Legislative honor.-Iolde,a Age.
u,-"hlrs. Senator Harlan does not receive on
Thnrsdhys," II tho 1rnt announcement in this
ton Republican. hlr. Senator Harlan, however,
will rocoiyo on Thuraday, or any othor day,
everything that oifors.-Rocheater Union.
-rhS e. abqred attempt Of yieo President Ce!.
bilior intrigue, contrary to tito hopes Of every
! true friend Of public vlrtuo and Of tho nepub-
| lican party, has proved unHuccossful. Whntover
odlum attached to him by tho frat disclosures
which were mado by Mr.: Amcs still rcmaine,
md the weakness which his original seduction
into that speculation betrayed has now been
supplemental by such evasion and provaricatiou
as render his poaition moat nenvjablo.-Boston
| Globe.
"A Washington special to tho Providence
| Journal speaking Of Credit Mobilier matters,
says It ia tho 1luIyoraal opinion that the resolu
even 4 + contaiuyd y,ly Lilo nan,o, and That, 4
Brooks Is coupled with It, 1t will certainly fail.
ANOTHER despatch statos that, whom Anlea Was
oe ns sy s hs RsSos os G eass be
b,3ohs a,S, Vas to 10 expelled for lying, and Tor
THO proposition to oxpo1 oakos Amcs and
James Brooks from tho Houso Of Ropreaeuta-
tiges, and remit eentence against other parties
equally interested and culpablo will not meet
the approval Of tho country. Tloro must be
no scapogoats to boar tho slns Of many into tho
fdcnce (R. - Press.
"A great many yearB ago, before ice in the
summer soaeon had come to be necessity, but
was just beginning to bo housed up and uaed in
the large cities as luxury, good Deacon from
o rurnl Connecticut town ca1no to New York to
celebrate the Fourth Of July. It WIS his mis-
fortune to celebrate o little too much no got
md he waa called up before tho Church Tor Dis
clpline. Tho Deacon confessed his fault. He
said the day WIS hot, md le won't into hotel
bar-room where thoro ,saa g bowl OF punch, and
tho lemons aud leo locked 30 cool and inviting
ho drank some It tastcd 80 good, and tho
leo refreshed him 30, that be took some
that he was ashamed to say ho becamo intoxi-
Gated. IIo aat down. Thoro was moments
hush, and then IN angular brother ut tho rear OF
tho meeting rose and said, "Im satisfied With
tho Dcacon's explanation about his getting
drunk. Ho confesBos it, and says hos sorry.
That's NIL right. Anybody'e liable to do that.
But when tho Deacon comos into this 'ere meet
In and talks about aoong leo in July, 80 for
having him torked cut for lying" If that
brother wero only in Congress now, though he
might not objoe6 to tho other brethren holding
Credit MobiIior stock, ho would bo liable to re.
duco both Houses below quorum by "Jorhina
'em out for lying."-Neto York Tribune,