, 1873-04-07
SPRINGFlELD.
speci'1l Di*patch to Thc Ohfcaaa Tribune.
THE DA1LnOAD DiI.1,a.


tioB tla. viii havo TO bo settled by Conference Com
mttcc Thcro ia slo party and porsonnl fooIing
displayed. THO majority have eyincel desire 10 |
father tho hill that Will alt tho farmers, wlo tho
minority orc inspired by tho sarnc ambition. Thon
1Idrup hna lila personal frcnds, who will stand |
Dy HIM and Connolly and Dnnlnm and Dona!luo have
theirs Tlie River feel noro Oonnolly'a bitter
opposition to tho Ooprcraa Crcok dnm, hut fo was
munly md doubtless sincere, In Ills opposition, and II
hia bll ia aood IL ahod not suffer accont of Ills
Views on other SUBJECTS That would DO narrow and
dangerous policy. Then DonahnG mn'oa speech against
e q nrpSr wons H." ~ PC @ aGs
mons6lo currents Of rssaonal feeling a9esng 70 tho
a. when II voted unanimoAy.. for tho
viii ba no marc unanimous yotos for rnilroad BILLS.
Tho Senate + dsrosea to sana oy tho DonahO ,st 70
eonfercce to adjust tneioneea. ind il ia o1cecd-
tngy doubtful II any compromise will receive tho two
s oae xsssa liz s
s1s ssse % n nS eas srnseah ha @ &
juHE discrimination or extortuu. IGna!ties were nro;
against ,n,Snbo A. rxsfo SsSa%a
s. sss T. 5}issitsn
tntion prohibited unjust discrimination only, The
se II not @ 10 or Tic snea On
parlv or tho sane lur for tho class OF freight,
| was taninmount to prohibiting any discrimination,
iIo oboctoi to all Tho Li!a, tho ground that they
would 30 imperative If the Railroad Commission were
Mr. Cassidy .lcfpnded tho Chairman Of tho nzilroad
Committee, anil believed thu. all thp Committee wero
oasicr to tear down religion or q bl than TO build
Que up The ago wan ieonoesssio , rather Than COP
mud a sosst s
tho closcat scrutiny and Investigation Ut the most pro
| fonnl ntnllocs. Thoy should lavc faith In their
c,,1 sfiunte ftetn 1ft
dispassonnto logic Of Statesmen who wero earnest In
70 pss thG r9n9s S sn ssrs
people To e1ratiatcd the willingness of tho reo-
po to sell ut ID ccntH to subdus tho corporations
GsGs1 saaans po1a an ns oron usus railroad, aud
IN rcfe, Tin h 10 Tim ,c1ce. oomm,t,o,
ar rhircou nroyaijods und e otler bilts wcro sent
y Sith t.: 's w w s@ ~. ,. -
M .ha si I,blo, to bo aken up Ut any time Ono wau Tho
tior,ao CHARGES = tue others, two Morrihy,, bs the
iSst to esta6s reasonable passenger, and lna
Tho weather vas 20 WSrn aaro Yesterday that MEM
hc1a sat Il, tnIr s;r a1cnvea ami wa1I aya taEan
as a sS as s @ W IT, sss ; Ts
i ero vii g
Sn ns sy T ns9sS
possible ''3''' &'~~'
THE LE01sLATunE AND THE rARMEEa.
Aresolutson passel by tho lo.vga of the Farmera'
e. M ~ eonot ss exaea W
foeIna on tho mart Of In tnembers III fuyor Of Mr
n5a, sn n oa M snn ucn assIoc,cu mon,r WIZ f WIZ "a
Cou6ty Of White lie stood IN ia tic Convention 10
nnnouncn tllat. undnr n ruio Of hat body.
In 7v,u nttnnd}no NJ n ,ic1c1ntr wlnu ihoro ware
crea Of mil lin, o,t u ami tEo juoceut ucuc1uan
n,rnkiv toah hjn int and bI,aInuly walked away Mr.
On;nn ,rnsnnted rnRnluffon In lila ]JouBe ren6,1rn
tn f.+,o~o i,t tfr ToIor vary unrsfl,jv flcrnc il
In nartrr amyinr tl,o furmcrH know not what tlov
dill mr. Wnro thcy probably uWaro that lo Uccunlel
lila cys1tei nosilion Of n nerEer Of lilo Itcislsture
IIn lasirel the resolution to bo withdrawn and It
, | wan
! ": rur 111r;o,, ntyru -. ..
, The Cnpat Cor1nittcr hays ucrIdcd to rlish tho
House bill with tho Geo atrtcou out leaving tha
car,gu Of The caal and rlvor 10 couAtruct tho loe