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The sun., 1873-12-02

yersation with a correspondent Of the Charles
ton Netrs and Courier DIR. MooRE said that when
PATTERSON was paymaster In the army during
the winter Of 1862, at Wheeling Va, he de-
frauded the soldiers Of an Ohio regiment out OF
1850 pay that was due them for services rem
dered their country in war, the Doctor also re-
marking that he was one Of PATTERSON securi-
tics to the amount Of 10000; was acting as his
clerk and was perfectly familiar with the facts
In the case. DR.. MouHE further Informed the
correspondent already named that while PAT
TERsoN was Vice PRECEDENT Of the Grccnvlle
and Columbia Railroad Company he proposed to
him To- forge the name Of the Comptrc Ter ol
South Carolina to certain stv guaranteed ponds
of the company which were on hand. hut which
were useless without the COmptroiler's signa-
turc. lie likewise asserted that he knew all
PATIERsuN's movements when he was a @ ndi-
date for Senator, and that lac paid for votes
pflces varying from $50 TO tlo0l.
The New Orleans PicdBHC complains
that Judge DtRELL Il 50 fearful Of impoarh-
mcnt that Ice has deserted his Judicial district,
aud still remains North, Notwithstanding that Il
whole army Of htigants are knocking AT the
door of the United states court. 1t says his
absence has been so protractcd that II VIII be
impossible fora session to bo legally held this
term without special legislation from Congress,
1t Ia hardly matter Of surprise, however, that
a Judge who Is capable of disrogarding the
right Of people to exercise sclf-government
should fail TO consider the claims of a few per
sons having lawsuits on hand Of sufficient
importance to require his attention when his
personal Interests are engaging all his time.
The Cbicuso ErcHiHg MdU has some
strange comments uuon the recent so.called
The sun., 1873-12-02

"Thc Constitution saws thar aii trials shall
he by jury, aud the accused IL entitled. not TO
he hrst convicted by a couIt aud then TO be
auittcd by jury, but to be COnNtctpd or ac-
qniued ~ THE FIRST INSTANCE by n
Iury."- SAMUKL BLArCuruHp.
The sun., 1873-12-02

cities into sewerage districts, so that these
obligations might he issued under the pre-
tcncs that the sewers were particular
local improvements benefiting particular
sections
The manner in which these sewerage
sections were laid out is characteristic of
the operations Of the Ring. They made
GroigctOwn one district and assessed scvon
mills per foot on all property; and then
divided Washington into four districts,
two of which include more than three
fourthS of the area OF the city, aud one
! alone containing nve-Cighths of the whole
number Of taxable feet of ground. In two
of the snnllcst districts the tax Is respect
lively five ana eleven mills, while in the
| other two il is two cents per foot. II i
supcrtluou- 10 add that in the districts
where the rate of assessment Is only ave
and eleven mills per foot lies ihc great bulk
of the real estate held tor speculative pur-
poses by the Ring aud their distinguished
supporters.
The pretended act under which these
certificates have been issued simply lcvics
tax; neither il nor any other act of the
Legislative Assembly, authorizes the con-
struction Of now sewers in any street, nor
makes appropriations for constructing
sewers; therefore ns the organic act spc-
cncally provides that no work shall be
done or even let to contractors without ii
has been authorized hy law and an appro-
priation therefor actually made the act, If
il was valid, would be imperative under
thecircum-tanccs. But leaving these con-
! sidcratiuUs out Of the question, the pro-
visions of the pretended act under winch
the board claimed authority To issue the
sDwcr certificates have been violated over
| ami over No sewer has lCcu built In any
| section under this act; no assessment was
made on property holdor-, and no notice
was given; no property holder had an op-
port unity To neglect or refuse To pay ia"
amount Of the first hstallmcnt before
| those certificates were issued, although the
act expressly required uli this 10 hc done.
FHally, the pretended act upon which
| t,Csc sewer certificates are based II not II
law, for il never passed the Legislative
Assembly IN accordance with the require
mcnts of the organic act and with the
| established rules of that body. Another
bill bearing the same title passed both
! Houses and became law. ON the last day
/ of the session this hill was irrccularly
recalled from the Governor hy the vote Of
| one House. and IN its stead the existing
/ bill was put through all the stages of logis-
! latIon in single day I'm absolute defiance
| Of law; aud the fraudulent act received
the signature of the Governor after this
hurlcsluc of legislation had been accom-
pli,h,d. all of which appears 10y the rec
ords OF the third session of the legislative
Assembly.
There is silver lining to every cloud.
and the parties in Ncw York who had ne
gotiatcl these sever bonds "at rJtr'
deemed advuntagoou, to the District, may
congratulate Themselves that the recent
! financial troubles saved them from being
stuck with lot OF fraudulent certificates
which, If brought To II legal test, would bo
found to b" worth precisely their market
value as old paper.
The sun., 1873-12-02

Az NeS"cl"tloh iiHh 'hls Hl"Ih'hE D'N"'p
CtNMiNs' la'e u the ltolee'alt E,'s' "iH'
church. WEI Ih''Surate 'is iHol''hen' ~ O'-
game ahe" iIl-'"ph 'hul'"' An"' ne "le"','
business Is eN'u'ht from ms ''''ul" 'v''''' 'I'
dressed t' numerous '''r-l -liI''n "' '"e ''' ''"-'"
CA deh'm'h''lvhr' B" "h',h ne announce '''.
the purpose "l the th''''hs is l" or-a"'4e, u''l
not discuss the eNpediency u orgahzlht' lna'
T. T." say having made up ms mlhd 'ha' Hh"'H'l
'hurchl needed 10 supply tue sp'tI'ual wants VI
the country he invites ms l'loW '"rls'iahs 10
help pat II an running ofdvr' but Will 'heS oe
''h'eh' '' nave Tue P", ',''" ~ 'NI'"''"' So 50
summmil} disposed oi 10y Bish'p O'NNlNS'
VIII they cca.c TO hc lrespyteT'ah-' Ne'H'u's'7'
hapti-l-' or Lpl'c"raliahe lor u" n"'te' I''s IL
than because the Bishop Is d'-iusued WIN the
Church o. which he recently belonged ana mas
determined To form ano'heFf
This c0nHudfnm the Hth' reN'r'hu gentleman
himself must answer IL Is not lmp'e ''lv '""l
The sun., 1873-12-02

Gen. GRAST having remained with his
Cabinet until after four O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon without receiving any notification
from the Senate and liuuse that they were ready
90 receive any communication from the Prc~i-
dent, his private secretary informed the gcntic-
men of the press in waiting fur copies ~ the
message that the document would not be sent
toCou.g,ss until to-day.
The sun., 1873-12-02

"stR The course you taking toward Spain Is ruin
ing your paper here nnd throughout thc west At a
meeting here last night YOU and your paper were con
deuncd trying TO raiSr war with noble ola spain,
II AZ has don" more Tor the human taiu, u,n all the
Otu"r uauuus ot Europe together lnc resolutions
passed. declare that You have Ucu irNhE iu years h~
10 got up between the United STATS aud spain,
ana therefore that a- Deocras oa"ut support on
nor your paper long ~ sou pErsu, your present
cours,. We are sorry ahandon THE srS. Meetings
tu he held IN other places. MANh - h-' RhiR g.,
q" LEwI.BUHG, Prcuc county, ONO, SOY. !i' is'd,'
All the Democrats Of rrebe county who are
dissatisfied with 1HE suns advocacy Of Cuban
independence aud willing that tho has Of the
United States should be insuIted On the high
! seas are respectfully invited never to read II
! again, and to find some other paper that will be
more agreeable to their sentiments.
Honest ions J. PATTERSON of Pcnnsyl-
vania, who claims to he senator from South
Carolina, appears to be unfortunate in his family
| relations, HIS sisters brought him before tho
courts Of Penns5lNani lon- time ago ON thu
charge that he had cheated them Ia settling
! their fathers estate, and now Or. r. j. MOORE
| lis hrothcr-in-aw, ~ thrcAtehInI vengeance
| against him. PATTERSON Tovchu5 had MOOHl
| arrested ON a charge Of for@cry, ami the lntto,
/ -nys 10 was a trumuri-up job, intended 10 dam
age him and uisCredit his testimout Ia relation
t. some possible disclosures OF l. "A tt-uN 5 ras
/ ciy schemes. Dr., MooHE insists upon it that
his hrothcr-in-aW la "a hrs'-,it-o .Niuiler aud
cheat, and says that the biographical notice o
tho senator which recently appeared In Tn
SUS, although II was strictly true far as
went failed to do Justice 10 the euhiect. In con
The sun., 1873-12-02

AE HEAlHDNl,u FABLE.
tom, aud lystcn, ,ir yc hc.tAen,
Toyetanlc I'M relate
Audyt moral vel remember
ueedye warning yoyce OF t'ie'
m ye golden days ~ oldeu,
suus belonged 70 trees and hove't'
Consequently thej could b., Iucr
Ia lhcL hte, ss~e ~ ours
Near an oak tree there hsd Nardef i
what ye heather called vSue,
Though II Thought thrlu all ult1..fl-
AL aNcIred a. pruac q" TO tNJLr
"Oh,you huge. uusccifly OAK tree
FIRST began ye tender yyue.
f." You behevc Sc Story, doubure'.
That my MISSION "a 10 tHyhr
"Nut atall,"yc tree responded,
Ready quicA SltA 9mU,c ,uit,
" Rest yuu eve, anu contcuttd,
Such rtmsrks are Ncry pour
"lhlr you ever heard ycs'ory
lhttyc AatnNny putue
lHeNsc tp cr,epa Y.u',
Lei NE t,uu.HA}, 'aH'.
Longy, story hul most t0n.H
Iua. 3, uas t.r ..0u..
(,1s.r,urat .'.tr..
h.t,t ua".... t'-
Va.p.ta.,,.t,
Aud sctfIt-,ar. f...
E,p t,u.y nr. "H
u.It.r.... ..... f.I
The sun., 1873-12-02

saw TO the making OF the copy of tne poll lst. W
vrriheo IL anu KNOW II was correct thosed Tia
couy to HIM la his store. Bclut4 ulCan. Tue copy
d rtcIel to be made at once. and n was How sol
came the report that the original had disappeared
cuuid not rmemb r. After the copy waa Nruhwi
took u 10 ten. Hcruaut safe Tor "a e Keeping. N
trial Of the electors proceeded thott any Cop
though cant nov 10 va ga tht triaI. don kuu
when II sent ~ to the tla nor how long ne u.
tact Attorney had IL.
The sun., 1873-12-02

Gen Barlow 10 stenographorl Write, For
the purposes Of this Investigation Mr., Hrittuu
admits that cases were presented to him ON
anlddyus and papers tllcd uhis uAiCe, according
tu which 1t was his duty to proceed 30
mo, Mr.. AuuIncy-Generu,' interrupted Mr..
Tracy owe base our dc cucc on the ground
that Ypu mu-' catch "a crow before Ypu can 90 K
hiW, Ihc uleu WerN not TO bc found.
Gen. Barlow Now, Mr.. Ertton, any further
admissions that yuu may feel Inclined to make
We are ready 20 hear We propose a. show
Nitn erdd to other cases, tnat grounds tol
conviction could have been presented 10 a petit
/ lurv.
Con, Tracy Do you close your cnss with ref
| crcure To The sixth District raudsf
ia ee Morris There are other witnesses whom
| we cannot mud TODAY.
Mr. button-Wei viii admit furtl ar tina
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

There il n last resort against dcs.
truc,i,e central competition, II in the
progress ii events il shall prove shar-
per than il /, now, and that il cansol-
iaati,n. Indeed, am inclined u
think that to-day the public would he
better se,sv,l. and the interests &c tho
profession advanced II tic number uf
county Journals Wcr, materially r.-
auecl Constellation il not merely in
aceua,lanrs with thp tendency VI things
---one =, the results II the rapidily
with whel. news i transmitted and
mails dcii,.rr,l--thr higher Intelligence
aud more discriminating demand u the
great bully of newspaper ratrons--hnt
il may, u have suggested, become n
ncccssi,, in order to meet tho compe-
litien ulmelrapolitan journals. Perhaps
ii il we'll that attention should hc dir
cctcd to this subject. il nothing is done
10 carry the suggestion into effect, II
may a, least help 10 restrain foolish
attempts T. multiply papers, for | can
conceive 4 no,hing mprc illogical and
illusury than tho establishment Of new
Journals in districts where il il tho
palpablc teaching Of the times that
there should be fewer and better
II follows trnm what has hcen said
that tho rapidity with Which news !.
transmitted over tho tclrgraphic wire,
aud the speed with which steam multi.
plies and seaticn tho printed sheet,
combined with tho cnec, thus produced
in stimulating intelligence and enter
prise, and raising tho standard of III,
popular taste, that the future of coun'
try journalism will depend upon II,
ability u comply with the condition,
II success, and TIM, tho ,cspcctabilit,
of the profession will bc measured b,
tho excellence of ia mcntal anu
mechanical work. ion have. then,
gentlomcn. besides tho desire fur sell.
preservation, two strong in,lnrmcn.,
for seeking 70 at,ain higher cxccllcnc,
I
IN yonr protcsSion--yonr ambition 4
meet successfully tho demands of III.
age, and tho duty Of contributing u
III yonr power 10 thu welfare of I'll,
raee.
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TnAtMx oDr. Wtlasss AasIre.

Nome .ime aimee i,r, Wilder. II c.r.
nell I University, ruLlished hints i. 10
wha. - io III ea<s II accident, nne
II which was-~.'lf sou choke. get
down IN all fonrs and eongla " AMI
here il The way II resulted with enc
ahs ,iil take tho Doctors aisiec, M
related ls contemporary
TN. af our neiphbots-~Nup, edward
rpal this, and ,lcirtnincl to remember
il. na, before yesterday lie was ca..
ing his dinner alone. and hc choked
npnn piece u buef. Instantly ha
got upen all irn,s and Legan tp cough.
.l,st then Mrs Woodward came In and
the impression made upon her by
Woodward extraordinary attitude.
and his barking, wa that he had sud
ael,ls hern attacked with h,irophohia.
~ shc first seixel tlle pitcher oi water
ausi teuk il rom the room. Then she
,,ai ulle of the girls up stairs for
n,attr.ss. which was thrown over Wool
ward, while tho family aud Mrs. Wood
warl sat on i, and held him down.
The matldcr l,c got. the more alarmed
was Mis- Woodward. and tho more he
swofc anl foamcl nj the mouth, the
more rl,e insisted III llle hired girl Civ
Ing an eNtta turn .f the clothes limo
around his leg aud tying him to tho
stove. Then tho doctor came and pull
lelNvudwar,'s arm from under the
mattress ani bed him, and put hy
blisters ON his feet, and promised 10
en,ue around in tho evening and shave
his head, Ia order t. cup his scalp -
~ TO relieve his brain When the doe
tor called that night. Woodward had n
prize fight with him In the rarlor; aud.
after sending tue medical man up to
the bathroom to wash tho blood from
his nose and eool his rye. Woodward
went 10 hunt tho Cornell professor.
There will be pain and anguish In that
institution Of learning when Woodward
arrives, ne means war To the knife.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04


Tho Nprth l'ole was formerly In our
Lake Superior region. and subsequent
" the Salt Lake became the polar
rcgion--asserts DR.. Il. NJ. Ramsay,
who leeturcd on Atmospheric Motion
in thia city last Friday night. liz has
an idea TINT, In about thirty thousand
years or NJ. the leo accumulation ut
tho po.s makes tho earih top heavy,
and Il performs somersault, and
hence a dcluge' Tho tropical sens then
rush oif 10 tho lel,s. and the polar leo
travels IN heap down to tho equator
DR. Ramsay il of the opinion that tho
present pole was tropical spot when
Utah was tho pole, and we incline 10
think that |. must have boon just ahous
,hat period! This Is BY no means =
novel theory, however. |. has hecn
oftca propoandcd beforehand with
considerable gravity Indeed. tho
shifting centre Of gravity mn, he said
to lie u, .hc baso Of the entire theory.
N. Y. Sunday Times
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04


They must have y very harmless ar
ticle of whisky on sale over IN coorcrs.
town. Tho Republican u that place
il responsible for thu following: n rod
uosel, ruil, stranger stopped mp 10 =
bar Il few evenings ainee a,,,l called for
4 pla>s d whisky II Sas set NJ. and
be no sooller turned II ont anl sent II
MI than M expression u inli,,te iis-
gust came over hia cnnntenanee. anl
.tcinly viewing ihc ahashel har-kcep.
u hc exclaimed Will, great rapidity
lilo-,our Dyes, what IL you moan BY
setting ~, such a drink ~ TINT for me-.
ID | look like country meadow that
would want brook pouring through
its Faagh. | foul ~ II Ind boon
through, n frc.hct. 1'has's regular
tidal wave. You ongh. 10 summon .
Coroner to 70. whether that whisky aot
drowned aesidently, " committed sui.
rilc.
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EDITORIAL nEsroxsinIL.rY.

A. tho newspaper has become the
great teacher. III these stirring times.
- has tho obligation increased TINT the
power which Il possc>ScS shall bc wisely
usc.l. toll you. gentlemen. notwith-
standing MI have Mil m 10 what our
art has done il developing human
progress. and III contributing TO indi-
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h,isinesa breaking up The e.l.
stall hahs,s IL men, aul inpaia,inr
ssrisit, firm senser IL circumference.
with Tie restless steam anI ielsgfarhie
energy shl sel,@i,. which gives ~arcc.
|, time i,f rcs,. lt.s fur reflection. anl
none Cor inlnlrnee
rmE EniraR ~ ro.nAy.
II il IN this ,h,a,er, aud amsl this
whirl Il thought AMI business. ,ha,
the editor of 10 LAY mus, rla, his part,
How vastly more far.rcacl,ing. concen.
,rating and intense the labor than ever
before, even IN the recent past Before
the age nf steam and the telegraph,
the news of week c.ull he mastered
IN an hour; nov, |, is almcs, impossi.
bic 10 read the news of the day. TO
say nothing of the discussions II public
..ilairs. the developments of scientific
research, aud the Overwhelming sweep
&c popular literature, The secret u
this is, tina, since lightning became n
ncws.carricr We arr every morning aud
evening brought face to face with the
whole civilized world its present
thought is Incorporated with our
thung't--i,s enterprises. its schemes.
its amni,iuns. and even its casualties
aud accidents, pass under our eyes
EYER, tilnc the sun rise. aud sets. The
whole swelling tile Of humanity Is thus
brought ~ n.ar u ns that It fairly
hrcath,s IN our faces How il tho
editor u master all this. 10 keep ths
run OF the worlds affairs, aud besides
deal with the lrohlcms ot the hour
In the great newspapers l,y division
If labor each editor taking depart.
mcnt but all mus, have an eye. more
or less. upon tho whole, aud this eau
only be accomplished hy oconomixinp
time, systematic study, and unhagginy
zeal and indut.y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

4 young couple IN Orage city, Mia.
souri. clopei tho o,hor day. The brIdc
before leaving the parental roof, inter.
viewed her fathers bureau drawer. and
voted herself al increase II back pay
IL the cxtcnt of 81 700.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04
NEWSPAPER GROWTH.

Al evidence u tho rapidity with
which newspapers have multiplied, We
have but u glance Vt their history IN
our young and shriving State, In
1910. thirty-thrcc years ago, there
were but four papers. aud those pub
l,~l,cd weekly, IN I'll Iowa. IN lsd6
there were four dailics, and siAty-eigLt
other than daily. Fourteen years later,
III 1870, tho dalica had increased more
than ivc-doll, numbering twenty-five.
tho whole number II distinct pablica.
,ions was Two hundred and thrty-.hrcc,
and their aggregate circulation 2lO.-
900. III tho Union. II tho same simc.
there wcrc 6,N7i publications, q which
67i were i.sacd daily, s.9v2 weekly,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

Religion decreases NJ the heat In
ereaset. w have heard Henry Ward
Iircrher's striking In. rfutaie remark
quoted innnnrfahle i;nies during tho
last three days
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-04

A phys, ,ian advised 4 patient u
take wax on mn c.npty stomach.
''Whae somach:' fecbly asked the
invalid.
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- q. tAsl1s.sS
JGRsEY STOCK.

Tho undersigned owns lhr Jersey null
brought ~ this country ny Ncv Chnrh,an.
and viii keep him ~ his stable In trc-co,
~ tAc aac VI parties whn Wish ii mpruss
their stock Tor his services, Sa.00 will Ls
charscd llc wAs sired BY the full hlooi~i
Jersey Dull Malo. lmportsL 20 rhilalcl.
pAia. snL from Il fMil hl.NleL Jersey COW.
Crssco, April atsh, lsia
MOllDEN kTKuTNEN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-20

President who signed the bill, for the
outrage known as the "salary grab.
That, like other outrageous measures,
was the work of Republican Congress:
but the Democrats who aided 1t, and
profited by it, deserted the principles OF
their party, and showed themselves I'M
worthy Of public coincidence Lancaster
County pa Democrat.
There is widespread feeling existing
throughout the West and Northwest
among the producing masses that rail-
road corporations, by the consolidation
OF capital, by combination OF manage
ment and the Capitalization of authority,
are exercising for their own advantage
an undue and pernicious influence upon
the business interests Of the country.
[Gov. Noyes, of Ohio.
When the common people take the po-
litical harpies by the throat and strangle
them, our future office-hoders will I'M
derstand that they must not abuse the
power placed in their hands; then VIII
they become honest and do the bidding Of
their masters-not till then. Will the
people do it?--[ Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, Sucker
State.
The money paid to Congressman II
begrudged. People do not cheerful,
submit to taxation to pay it. They hat
the man who will take it and make then
pay it. The people who will quietl.
submit to such an outrage could be easll.
reduced to condition of slavery Dan
vile (Ill.) Times.