, 1873-11-26
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G.7{s3Ds1 .aa,t: - t:trc, III 2er tnt1atGt..
:'tcfs! Nso .::sa 70 ~ ''b:a-sa sr!ta,E.
TlE c::iEF-JJ1r1c3sllI:'. !
WABmlEaTaN, y. e., Eu,. 25...-Tau ielsoft that |
Jaattco Noah Il. Swyno. OF Ohio, will h.. ~ |
pointed Cer-Justico, IL uy..n rovl2ol; aml tl.iu |
tl,no tho broezo That b,lrCs tho rua,or hlowa
fran tho direrton Of tito Whito-uol1so,
Swaynos friolltla entirely confident ho will
lcours Tho l,rizo. Judge Swnyno Inns Tho oldest
cnnniaaio: Of my Jtapubl!cnn CIT tho Boach.
J,lgo Ulsirayd raaks kin III Tho datn of Ills COM.
mission, Int ,o IN Democrat. md tho"aforo not
conE!tlorel available. In caso Hwaynu Ii rrc-
J,s,;sc j. 5. Erazier q Iptllann, viii l,o no,ni-
ga;;c,l professionally IN tho .I'rcns!,.y Depart
ncnt, and It IL known tint tic pros!ttout rosuraH
him IN man Of uauaual lsSa! attalumenlA n'id
peculiarly Tetl-llttcd Tor tho l,laco o.: tho Su-
| prone Drnc|l.
| THE 11oa. a. II. s7Epa1:Sg. or aEonu1A.
| Tho atnsatlon Of thu Necl. i. Wieh:nGton is
| the arrival OF the 1Iou. Alexander H. btephens,
| tooi ulito OF rooms ut The National Hotel. uo
| llaSbccn bcEictctl all day by f'enxo tllrong Of
old fricnda md aaL3rcre nEtl tho cnriouu Of both
soxos. llsp health il, quito feeble, and ho t.
| aro good md no co,'yelues frcely and
] chcorfuliy with all who aro admitted to his
presence. lie ,1Bos crutclos, as ho l1au dono Tor
ilyo years paat, and Aits np III ~ easy clair.
| aoos not nay 70 tho appoarutlco OF man calcu-
lated to enluro tic wearing exciten,out, Of
tho coming ueanio1n, whic! promises
aud Important nesyiouv for many yonss,
but hia will ia strong, ha mind is clelr, and llo
exhibits tho spiiita Of a lnan in tho best OF health
and eager for lilo fray. lie sa .conutantly
Watched by liH loaY-uervnnt and Ills private
| aecrotnry.
nErEAL OF THE B.NgRurr Law.
It 10 ANNOUNCED that scua.or Morton wilt
| fntroauco bill at tho coming soaaion, for tho
| ropoal of tho Bankrupt law. no regards tho In
voluntary clause in tho Inv, which II no,y colt
tainH opposed to tho spirit Of ourinstitutious,
and hurtful in the liig1lcBt dogrco.
4 NIan TARIFF TO NE pUsNED
| Tho concession IL mndo on Ill hands TINT tho
revenues must bo increased, and tho question is
as to tho method. Tile organization Of Congress-
is hgh-taliE organization. Tho Spcakor, the
Chairman Of Why's md MeanR. aud OF Tho senate
Tnauce Committee are ligh-tari1 mon. From
Ill that eau bo gathered at present from Con-
greSamon arrived ind Treasury Correspondents.
thcro will be little opposition to q roturn
| of tho Tux upon toa and coffee, and tho
protoctionstu from all quarters will insist upon
an incrcaao OF duty on metnls, cotton. and wool
| en goods cu1 simple productions with MI abo-
ltlon Of internal taxes, provided Tor oy Schedule
| G, which Includes taxos Oh patent medicines.
ceefs dtas ea and oers bo reSeao re
formers and low tariff men will insist upon tho
increase being accomplished by maintaining, it
not raising, tho taxes and increasing the dutio1
| Oh MI fancy goods aud articles Of luxury.
THE TAxIs ON L1ouon AND ToNACco.
4 strong pcrsistont effort will bo 1nado to in-
crease tho taxes on spciluonH md mali liquors,
Of nil kinds Of tobacco in nll its various fo:nla
but 1t does not moot wiLa fayor, 1t is said, OK
| Tie Secretary Of the Treasury, tile Commits
Hioner Of Internal Royouue tho Chairman Of
| Ways aud Means, and ail other officials who
have. anything to do with tbelo matters,
|
Of taxes upon these articles aro working bottor
now than they cyor havo before, ard thoy 1osiro
no change. Lettcrs aro received daiiy from dis
tiefs, brewers, tcHlorg 4nd othcra Interested in
distilled bpiritn and malt liquors. rs we'll as pro-
ducors OF tobacco a1ld cigarn, expressing tho ut
most satisfaction with tho workings of
tho, informal hevonuo laws as Regards
arc @ tlo drusgists, WHO otjeet 70 tho annoyanco
Of tho proprietary tax medicines aud por-
flmory. Under theao circumstances tSs,o dis:
position appears to bo 10 let tho 6terual
Revenue laws alone, rs tncddl:ng with them is
usually for the worse. As to ,aislas the tux on
epirita and tobacao, na ia feohly su6gostaG, no
ono nppenrs to favor 1t.
MAnls1AaE OF SENATOR r1tUnMAN'a DAUGHTER.
| The marriage of tho Hon. Il. G. Mccormick,
Delegate from AriZonn to Miss Elizabeth Young,
eldest daughter OF Senator Thurman, took place
tonight. The wedding was not nh extensive
affair. Tho Pscsldcnt aud Miss Nellie Grant.
tho Dritiah Minister, Mrs. Secretary Fish, 8ecre-
tarios Bolknnp nad Richardson, and Attorney
General Williams, with few Of the personal
friends, woro preHont.
(1o tho Associated Tr<ssl
| rAEDoNED.
WAsn1NaToH, D.. c.. Nov. 25--seth Hudson
and James Il. Patterson. convicted it the United
States District Court OF Nov York Of depositing
unlawful circulars iu the matls, and souteucel to
fine nnd imprisonment, hayo been pardoned by
the President.
| THE ANNUAL MESSAGE.
The Presidents nacssago will not bn printed In
| advance OF its transmission to Congress-. The
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury will be
printed, but not distributed, before tue message
shall bo aont 10 Congross.
| REPUBLICAN, cAuCuH.
Tho Republican Congressional canc'in will bo
held III tho Hall Of tho House OF Representatives
on saturday, for tho selection Of caudidatag to
DO yotod for on Monday iu tho organization of
the HouHo.
FIRES.