, 1873-01-29

to haye had e5oo,oo for, disbursement On .th
unsettled account OF some lost tribes of Indians
and 1lr. Harlan Was the Secretary OF the In
terror.
The Alabama Legislature met two month
ago and is still disorganized. Early in Docem
ber the Democrats accepted plan dictated a
Washington, which plan contemplated Demo
cratic Senate By two majority, with Republi
can Lieutonant Governor presiding, and Re
publican House BY six majority. Since the en-
forced union Of both parties, on this basis, th
Republican House and tbs Republican Lieu
tenant Governor have refused to recognize o
consider tho Senate an organized body. Th
House takes no notice Of it;. the Lieu
tenant Governor prosides in It only a4
q "proceodiug-" OF two contested seats in tht
Senate, oHe has been awarded to Republican
the other is Btill vacant. But the hitch ia moi
! on this account. An illegal body Of Republ.
| cans. assuming the form Of q Legislature, voted,
/ in December, 81, ooo. 900 Of bonds, and placed
| them with Henry Clews, Of. New York. Until
that steal is consuu1mated beyond recall it is
| not the intention Of the Republican managers to
permit any other Legislative power to intervene.
The Atlanta (Gs-) Sun says:
This house u Henry Ciews i Co. has given the
State OF Georgia m immense deal Of t1oun1a. Its
financial manipulatons with Dallock, blodget., md md
payers Of deorgia much Of their public money Il Is
hoped Alabama may yet be saved from their ToEac1ons
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s. 80 ~ IT,. .ksas - ..a-.:,,,,.a -.
~ 6'@A''1' 113@'A''''@'' o'@ '1'~1o '"
o9 MI.
Auo M w" t4,g -, Aoieuo 1'ume 9Nano5) sam ~ w
neuA4ot o'4us1 sns.etsou ~ o@s14ue ~, e1s ~,
.'oo aS tfe3t17n1 ot inc quo asttcasofA4 ]4 ~
tose, pelois ne Is A4cAea uut' Naany aayn: %
INV enousn W. 1''1 IL AA'1' 8S>'' A'"' "4NAo9'
nnpurtAe n 4uem .,..
ne e,ec see1s, 1:, - '1a, , "Arie 49,
twenty S1oo on1s u fom11os luoneS "1s us-
pAa5eo' mas neen 1spoiteo ~ 'e'esiapn' t1ei" Il"
anotne1 neauent
twee Foreee md Bs1e of conntT htsfT hsard
botore the Committee on Elections, bronght ont some
Ah @ aa w. IN
Nhich disoualited him he resiRned Nov. l9. and
sent lis resignation to Washington, which Of course,
aa made ut loo late date to render him eligible A.
terward Poneroy went to The Department and aubs:-
facts are ' sworn ' to. N-'~> 0"-> - awe D' ~'
collector Casey, at New Orleans, knew hls
men when he to1egraphed the President; "The
snnrnma fourt of 1,on;ai.,. ia known IN ba j.,
e..' ~oa,' ~ Ae~ -, % "no"" w. 70 ="
0'"e."J "Ao A0 AoPaoA"" oS"'o wv
ment.". This telegram ia found among docu-
ments transmitted to Congress-.
--The manila Of Arkansas viii yote. MONDAY.
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Aa5en ., On repeal o. IL p'ns'ca1 eosao'''''eS
IN the State Constitution. -
-Governor jacob, of West Virginia, refuses
to decide between the rival delegations claiming
o,oot;o,, T.. i; s,7,,,,,t ~ ootoho. 1..9
olec'lo" ~ cuoe1sss )" AuSus1 " oe.ooss' nsS
gear, but WILL certify all the facts to the House.
The certificate Of oglesby's election is ad-
dressed to ssthe Hon. Henry Wilson, Vice Presi-
dent of the Dnited States. /" etc. whereupon the
a. 1or;a nea,o.-,, -a1-o+a +1a h1,1,5sr +ha
o'- A1ouls oe"'oe. =" Ae5'e'o A.1' o,ooasA, ae
more as III may Do useo 20 o,s1otE tne 1ac1s Oh
history hundred years hancs."
-Repub1ican politicians at Madison, Wis.,, are
e,a+e-rnakin,, for the na1t Novanhar e1actio, ~
Governor Gov, ,ts eec " ' '~" '1 'N
-War1noth was interviewed at St. Louis, the
other day, and, being pressed to the point of
nnra1ra drnnkenness' he s,id.