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Out Of the 12l Republicans voting, majority
and out Of 102 Democrats, a majority OF 90 Waa
giyon in favor Of expulsion albany (N. ~
argus.
South Bond Ind, Judging from recent
events, must ho 4 place of ronort for men wloa4
conscioucos are of auch tough nature that they
cannot recognize any material dlnoropco be.
tweon truth and a lio.-Clinton (IM.) Register.
Tho other day In the Lower House OF thu
Kentucky Legislature, 4 nombor, whilo making
a brief speech Oh tho question Of rocoss. or III
adjournment sino die, introduced now llluHtra'
ton of the misfortune Of ovorcropplnG one's
aelf, which is likely to hayo a run elsewhere than
iu tic me1nbor's own county. Referring to tlla
work Of tho Qoneral Assembly, Oil tho revision
OF tho statutes, ho sad "A1r. Speaker, thia
Legislature Inns not only drawn the olophant iu
the lottery but, sir, wo hAyo laid of moro land
than wo Gun woll cultivate. III fact, air, ,nay
soy TOO have bitten % more than 1eo can cae,o.
The uon. Mnrk II. Dunnoll directs ol,r at
tention to an article In TME CM1cAoo Tn1NuHE,
which shows that tho Democrats Of tho Housa
outdid tho ltopubioans III voting for and dodging
the Congressional grab, as it tlls fact pallihted
excuse therefor, Wo do not 80 regard it. va
denounced james BROOKS, tic only Democrat
caught In the Credit Mobiier not, aud demanded
hts expulsion, ind wo heartily condesnn tue
Democratic who voted for tho salary Htoal. Tho
Republicans might have defeated 1t, and they
did not. The Democrats might have dofoated,
and they did not. Lot Republicans aud Denlo.
Gratis alike own tho fact with sham0, and ylslk
upon tho plunderors, la tliey Democrats or Ro-
publicaus, tue punishmont they 90 richly mort.
ST. Paul Pioneer,
, 1873-03-25

Senator Caldwell las resigned, doubtless over
como by tho "satanio malignity." " tho false
swoaring," tho wicked conspiracy" Of which
no spoke 30 eloquently. in his writton dofonso
len days ago. Logan'a and Carpenters speechos
in Ills behalf woro made for no value received
After the resignation bud boon presented,
Senator Morton who WAS charged to the muzzlo
with ropllcs to Oaldwoll'a adhoronts, waa asked
what he meant to do. and was constrained to ad-
nit thht, as tho Senate could not oxpel man who
waa not Senator, ho could do nothing. Auothor
disappointed man was Bonator Fentou, who was
roady with speech which can now never be de-
lfyar1d.
, 1873-03-25

corriptiblo legislators. With suoh alynntagoa
as those in its favor, and opponents who wore
atroady demornlizod by tho exposures which had
boon mndo, tlloir majority should havo counted
by thousands. 1nstoad Of that tho Republicans
elected four Of tho flyo Counaollors, nino Of tho
twolvo State Sonators, Mt least ffty"tTo majority
In tho House. thus insuring Republican Gov
ornor, n1,d two Of tho tllroo monlbors Of Con-
greas' The Democratic party, In faot, was 80
disorganizod TINT, oven with ovory advan-
tayo In Its favor, 1t could not hold
tho ground which 1t lad previously occupied,
md Was dofcatcd with grontor loss than ever bo-
foro II tho Domocrnsio pnrty, with oyory adTan-
tago on Its aldo, md In ono Of It's atrongholds,
could not achieve succoss, what hopc fs thcro for
1t e1sowhoro, whore 1t rnuRt fight 1T dfaadvan-
tago7 Is any furthor argument needed to con-
vinco tho 1oadors OF that party that tho organi-
zation to which thoy cling go tonaciously has no
1lfo 1n it-thnt tic vital essonce long ago do
parted from tt-that 1t is incapable Of motion,
action. or ofrort Of any kind-that, In fact, thoy
aro only ga1vanizing dead body into IN arti-
1clnl show OF 1ifo2
Neither the Republican nor tho Democratic
party being able to check corruption, 1t follows
tint this work must be accomplished by now
party. The Democratic LEADERS, OF 1ndfana havo
at last recognized tho nccoaBitios Of tho Bitua-
tlon, md hare concluded to abandon their old
organization, and organize new liberal party
On the living iasuos Of tho day. Tint is the
first stop toward SUCCESS, aud it's influence, com
ing from 1ndiana, must tond to convince Demo-
cratic leadors elsewhere Of tho futilty OF longcr
attempting to maintain tho Democratic organ
atlon, Ms well as Of tho folly Of expecting to bo
succeasful, working undor dual organization, aa
at tho last general election. ia now liberal
party, based upon tho living Issues Of tho lay, >
ia tho only party which can successfully contend
with tho evils Of tho day, aud overcome thom.
That new liberal party will embrace all the
honest mon OF tho old parties. It will DO the
party Of tho people organized together against
monopolios, against abuses OF power, against
corruptions and frauds in Office and In favor OF
immediate reform in tho administration Of
tho Government. Tho Democratic party Of
Indiana 1ayo aet noblo example, in
abandoning their old organization, md
buryipg the old tlreadbaro isauos out
of aight. It ia the only way In
which reforms can bo made. It is an example
Which tho Democrats Of Now Hampshire can
now vol afford to contemplate aud follow. It Ia q
concession made in tho interests OF honesty,
economy, md public probtty, and it will commend
itself to all who desire to SEQ tho Government
administered upon q true Republican basis.
, 1873-03-25

ROYAL HAVANA LO1TERY-W11OLE TICKET,
s2a. Circulars son:; tnformaton gigen 4 X MAk.
TlNEz CO., Bankers, 10 Wati.st F. o. Box 1885, No"
DATCIIELOR8 HAIR DYE, THIS SPLENDID
hardyo !a tho bost in tho world Tho only tIuo hna pof'
foct dye aruleaa. 1oable and no
polntncnt ridiculou! as or 1do5 NsHe-
msa ne sapasb Tug
hair c1oan COLT and bcautlfnl Tho Renulno nRngd ";
RGfRfS fs9Std}ssr sa X n n rnss''''
GoNSIWPTIoN 1AN B 6uRERR,soHAgSN0Ka R:o,s AsSSos*,
Mand2ako pls aro tho ony odlcne. that p
st soX s99sh s I'LL sp
oIroulatiun Of tho blood hoorrhago foltous and f1
ise they clog tho action Of tho vors oFRAn' t"t
i!or fompnint npd Dsspepsa are the eausos Of two
thirds Of the Of Cou;unpt!on Many porsons CON
plain of dull pain In tlle sido, ronstpatton, coated
bassy tsSs on a sS
nob accompanied with aoldy and bolching up 1f Mind
These symptoms usually originate from d'sosdorcd
sepSn FS4ons 81 81 $
and II tho cough in these 10 suddenly ohouEod. WIN
f thu stomach and liver clogRpd remaining t1ztd and
naetTe I'D M psfs Sy s resY u e Mo
aonenck's rulmono Sy1upis ozpeotorant which doc.
not contain opium anything 10 choeK coaRE
Bchoncks seAvocd TonIn dissolvoa tho food. xos witt
tho gastric 1uces OF tho stomach aida dizeation hne
%hon tho bowels are costvc. skin .aow. tho syp
tos othorwlso Of bilious tendency schoncks Mandrake
Pils aro required.
The'' "'ae'' arc pFo7.TfedH r. IT, Gn!y syGhI}}EsoK h SON.
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch.ss:, Philadelphia.
Ard arc reale By al d1nggists nnd Isaler,:
o,ijc~o.niaco- NV rorG N '' ~ ~
, 1873-03-25

Before its lant adjournment, The Missouri
Legislature roccirod memorial from the
McEnory Government Of Louisiana rooisng tho
ills anl opprossona tloy hayo to boar from tho
Kellogg uaurpation. Tho memorial does not
soemol to havo naked any specific action, and If
tho memorla1lsts hoped their etntomont Of grlov-
anccs would call forth some Homo expression Of
sympathy from tho Missouri Liberals, or somo
consuro Of thoir opproasors they Tero disap-
pointed, as nothing was dono by tho Legislature
beyond receiving tho address.
, 1873-03-25
Theoretically, Porto Bicnn a1nYarY ccaaaa at

Theoretically, Porto Rcan slavery ccaees at
once but, In fact, the freedmen must remain on
tho inland ind in sorvice for thrco years. Their
political rights us Spanish citizons do not be-
come vested until flyo years hayo elapsed. Tie
Spanish CorteB dissolved immediately after tho
passage Of tho act Of abolition. Senator Nor
ton Inns introduced into tho Senate a resolution
congratu1ating tho Spanish Republic upon its
action, which giyoR new assurance OF its regard
for the equal rights of all mou, aud ia an omen
Of ita perpetuity.
, 1873-03-25

Tho htatiatics Of the committal for life in our
ponitentiarios, upon which tho Now York Nation
recently based m unansworablo nrgu mont In
favor Of capltal punishment, aro eloquontly con-
elusive against tho aontimontalists who are sock
ing to do away with hnnging. Thoroports OF the
Auburn N. ~ Prison show tint, from 1878 to
1868, out Of 2l4 persona condemned for life; 1874
,roro pardonod, 81 diod from natural causos, 8
bocamo insane, 2 committed suicide, aud 10
we're transferred to other prisons. In h1asaa-
chusotts, 80 por cent Of the life prisoners arc
pnriioncd; in Ohio, 30 por cont; and In
Wisconsin, % per cent, and, US capital
punishment is now abolished in the
two latter States, the percentage will naturally
bo much larger in the future. Such facts as
thoso should suggest to tho sontimentaliats that,
boforc they clamor any longer against capital
punishment, they should suggest Romo plan
for securing imprisonment for lifo.
, 1873-03-25

The Hon. Milton II. pottit, Lioutonant-Gov-
ernor Of Wisconsin, who died day before ycstor~
day, haa been a citizen Of Wisconsin since tho
year 1876, in which lo camo to that State from
Ouondaga County, Now York. :Iis political
career began with his election aa a momber OF
the City Council of KonosLa, in 1850. Two yoars
lator he was cloaen Mayor, oflco to Which llo
was thrice ro-elected. Ho was made Stato
Senator in 18G9 and in 1871 waB elected Llou-
tenant Governor.
, 1873-03-25

tarily by that hour, and TINT thoRo which rc-
,nntn open during tho midnight hours nro tho
roaorta Of criminals or improvidcnt wortingmon.
IIo quotoB tho example Of England and Cor
nlany, whcro tiprling-houseu aro closed about o
p. M, md urgos tho Common Council to ouaot
aomo similar regulation.
, 1873-03-25

President and roa1ly fix 1t upon tho pnrty which
they represent. Tho powor Of confirmation or
rojootion was clonrly placod In tho landa Of the
Senate to CORRECT tho Presidents mistakes or to
check any pnlpnblo nbuso Of tho appointing
powor. III the instance Of Oaaoy'e appointment,
his unt1tncaB was 4 1nattor OF Congressional
record aud public notorioty. Tho result nl,owa
tint thero Ia but little protection III tho con-
flrming power rs 1t Ia construed by tho majorisy
pnrty In tile Sonato to-1ny.
, 1873-03-25

Some Of tho parties concerned in tho Califor-
min diamond swindes aro paying heavily for their
pnrt OF tho fraud. 4 suit WAS begun Bomo timo
ago, in n Koutucl1y court, against two Of those
persons, for s35O,000 damages, and they con-
septod yesterday to pay $4,000 to got rid OF
the prosecution.
, 1873-03-25

Mayor Medlll warmly approves tho suggos-
tion OF tue Police Commissioners that drink
ing.saloons in this city ho shut at II o'clock
every night. In presenting tie communication Of
the Commissioners asking that All or
dinance to that effect DO passed by
tho Council, the Mayor statos that
four-1tths OF tho ealoops are ahut Yolun,
, 1873-03-25

The Kowance Qll.) Independent notices with
satisfaction rocont largo reduction in freight
rates OIL tue Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy Rail
roadftom that placoto Chicago. Tho Independent
Justly observes that if the taxos on iron and
stcol wero ropealoa, still further reduction
could bo rnalo and that this is tho only por-
mancnt mud real remedy" for tho evils now
complained Of.
, 1873-03-25

Tho joint High Commissioners of Delaware
and New Jersey met few days slnco III rhlla-
dophia to aotlle tho fishery dispute which has
been rampant many yoara In those two Commons
woaltllH. Tho Delaware Commissioners con-
sonted to aBk tho Legislature Of thoir State to
suspend tho la'Ya WHICH are 10 obnoxious to NeW
, 1873-03-25

Jorsoy until Now Jorsoy can find time to ma1sd
arrangements for n permanent settlement Of tho
controversy. Az Now Jersey commenced tlla
quarrol she lsas Ind but little sympathy, md "a
tho factH 1avo been On tho slilo Of Do1awaro tha
state is to bo congratulated upon tho prospect Of
regaining llor rights md lor Sind.
, 1873-03-25

Ono Of tho most striking incidents OF tho
Congressional salary-stonl was tho avidity with
which tho charitable, church, and public ontor-
priscs seized upon tho apparent opportunity for
grabbing como Of the funds. Ono John s. Bon
son, the Secretary OF tic Society for tile Com
pletion Of tho Washington Monument, immedi-
atoly addressed a circular to all tho mombora of
Congress, requesting, contributions. From d
fow Of them lo received Rums varying from 925
to 91O0 from olora tho answer that e 1t was
not convenient ~ from most Of them no reply
whatever. Then Mr.. Benson heard that aomo Of
tue members proposed to give tho increase back
to tho United Statos, and ho addressed another
circnar protesting against this disposition OF tho
ill-gotten money, and inviting them to weigh the
claims Of the monument against those OF the
Government An entorpriHiug Church Commit
too in Marion, VirginiA, also issued q circular
representing that n few persons woro making q
noble effort to erect m Episcopal church In that
noighborhood, and suggesting tint the surplus
steal alould be appropriated to building churches
in general, and tho Marion church in particular.
Several other lottors md circulars Of a similar
import have found thelr way Into tho Treasury
Department. They all forcibly illustrate ono
idea, and this is, that public money is regarded
AZ common fund to DO acizoa whonoyor IN op-
portunity presents itself, and by anybody who
gets tho first chanco at 1t. Hero il general do.
sire on tho part Of philanthropsts, church,
people, monumont-buildors. aud thoso CON-
munitios which lay particular claim to
tho virtue of disinterostolnesa to got
thoir fingers into tho misapproprlatod Goyctn-
ment tla,-probably on the principle that
"Charity covers oovcrs multitude Of sinH.'
It la this very idea, however, TINT tLoro is no
individual right Of ownership In tho Govern
mont, wl1ic, is indirectly responsible for the
defalcations, tho waste Of money, tho subsidiz-
Ing of all manner Of HollomoB, the raising OF
salaries for past sorylces and oyery othor species
OF fraud practisod upon tho Government. Put
plainly, it is not regarded as very much Of a
orimo to stoal from the United statos not 80
much but that church aud charitable societios
aro roady to avail themselves Of tho funds thus
fraudulently obtained.
, 1873-03-25
Ub& Gbifazyn W2ibue&e.
Tuesday Morning, March as, 1873.

Clayton's case comes before tho Senate, now
that Caldwell has takon himself out Of the way.
Tho resolution to bo dobntod declares that tho
clarge8 against him arc not sustained.
, 1873-03-25

Dradlaugh, tho English Republican, is about
to visit this country, to atudy at first hand the in
stitutons which ho nas 80 long upheld Us
model for British imitation.
, 1873-03-25

It III reported that, during tho Senate dlacua-
aiou on tho nomination Of Casey, for Collector
Of the Port OF New Orloans. several Of the op-
position sonatorRa loft tue chamber before tho
vote was takon, OH tho ground tint 1t waa not
their fight, and that thoy wero not responsible
If tho President appointed unfit mon to Office.
In ono aonso tho point WAS well made; in an-
other, not. It il tho duty Of ovory Senator,
whothor acting with tho Administration or
against 1t, to record his vote nnd uso hiB in-
tluonco aganst the confirmation Of q man who Ia
notorlously unfit for tho place for Which ho llaa
boon named. On tho othor hand, tho RESPONSE
billty is certainly oil tho party 30 completely III
tho majority aB tho Presidents party Is
In tic Senate. Tho confirmation Of Casoy
Indicates that the Administration cauoua con-
csiyo 1t to DO thoir function to confirm wlonso-
over tho President Aeea fit to nom!nato, rogRrd-
loss Of Als previous character, his qualifications
for Office, Or tho sontinont Of tho people. III
thiH, they share tho responsibility With tho
, 1873-03-25

MYERS OPERA HOUs+siouroo atroct, botwoen
Rta.p nnd Dearborn. Arlington Cotton i Ks1nblc's
Minstrel and BurlosQuo Troupe.
, 1873-03-25


The hearing Of tito caso Of tho Tranacontf-
nontal Railway (Gen. Fromont's) was COM
menccd in tho Police Corrcotioucllo Court In
Paris In tho beginning Of tho present month.
At latest accounts. two witnessoa had boon ox-
amined, and tho Government exhibited aome i'll
terosting memoranda in itB possession. Ono of
tho Witnesses was II. LIaBignol, q mining Oh
ginoor, and tho othor II. Gnuldreo Bolont,, who,
it appears, Is a brothor-in-}nw Of Gen. Fremont.
Both gontlomon claim to have boon deceived in
tho mattcr, md throw tho blamo OF all thoir
transactions OIL Gen. Fremont. III. Gauldreo
Boi]eau gives IN evidence Of his good fifth by
bringing back from Linn, whoro ho had boon re-
siding % Minister plenipotcntiary, tho sum
of 100000 francs, which ho claims to
layo received from Gen. Fremont in settlement
of some private family atrairp, but which he sub
sequontly aacortainod to hayo beon Company
funds. IIo further tcAtifles that Gen. Fremont
earnestly advised him to rotaiu tho money. In
tho courso Of tho examination, o memorandum
Oalkos Amos', was produced, which showed MI
expenditure, in eight separate itons> of 2l9, 500
francs, "pour admission a Ia COTE" This amount
represented various SUMS paid TO inviduals who
wore represented by initiala, for procuring the
quotation Of tho stock on tho paria Rourso.
Mons of the accused porsons proaont would re-
voal tho names Of tho persona whom the initials
represented. It was plHo proved that
O false and fraudulent affidavit Ind
been procured representing tint tho stock WIS
regularly quoted on the Now York Board. A
sum OF 100000 francs w'as shown to hayo boon
expended on the paria prosB, and oven tho jour-
nal O0iciel had been retained In tho interests Of
tho Company. One gontloman had prepared
pamphlet which might have proved "incon-
venient" to tho Compapy, aud d N. paradis ono
of tho Company's agents, paid 1000 francs for
tho manuscript, aud destroyed 1t. It ia certainly
Significant that Gen. Fremont fails to put In all
appearance at the Paris trial, while those who
are acousod with him aro throwing NIL tho blamo
upon his shoulders. Either Gen. Fremont has
not tho pluck Of Oal1oa AmeB, or ho las not the
Bano confidence in FronoA court that Amoa
had In tho American Congress.
, 1873-03-25

N1xoN's AntpI11THEATnE Clinton. botwocn
Washington and Randolph strcots. Wilder o0.%
National Circus.
, 1873-03-25
To,pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

AIKEN'S TIIEATRE~Wnbash avenue. cornor OF fcon'
kress srcct. Aimoo Opera Trouro. Loa Cont Vtorgos
, 1873-03-25

sAoa it'toteetp' dcoleD BalH Ii n Hour merchant
scotchman by birth (nnturalizod Feb. II, 1870)
and ie epohon Of ad1niringly rs ONO who |" repre-,
Bonta tho youth and enthusinerrof st. Louis"
Tho Cincinnati election oi Mayor, otc 90.
ours Oh Monday. April 7; lit tic public mind il
all tore ur' on the quc>,tlon of candidntos.
-Youloy Nepublican), the Attorney General
Of Arkaneas, decides that stato Treasury war.
rantR arc not receivable for taxcu.
Henry L. Palmer, Of Milwaukee, will bd
elocted County Judge, in April, probably without
competition.
-1aaao ". Webster, of Kononla Wis., is sup.
ported for reelection Us County Judge by Dom.
ocrats and Liboral Republicans, without thd
formality Of Convention.
-shubael T. White, Of Luaington has been
nominated for Judge in tho HOW Nineteenth Cir.
cult Of Michigan.
Tor Governor Of Virginin election next No.
yombor, the names most talked Of aro: Ropub+
lcans-Sonator John T. Lewis, OF Port Ropub.
lie; Robert ". Hughes, OF Abingdon, United
6tatoH District Attorney; Con. ". Q. Wickham,
Of Richmond, ox-Confetorate, now Vice Pros
ident OF the Chesapeake d Ohio Railroad. On
tho other aido arc named james Il. Kornpog,
James A. Walker, John Goode, Jr., Robert e.
Leo, Jr., and Robert e. Withors.
Gen. Benjamin T. Kelly, OF WcBt Virginia,
WAS tho first lgh officer Of Virgnia Volunteers
in the Union Army, in 1861, and haa ever boon
one Of the most influential Republicans in the
Stnto Ho vontured to hold Tho opinion that
Boroman was not tho right man III tho Senate,
and has lost tho Office of Revenue Collector.
That opinion was "troaaon," as bad as to have
voted for Greeley. >.
-Thomns a. SPONGE, Maryland Eastern
Shore Democrat who " couldn't o.t crow" lust
So
United States.
Tho Baltimore american Inns done much
work for tho Administration; but the editor,
Mr. Fulton, is not personally III admirer OF A1r.
Cresweu. Every ono of Mr. Fultons frionda
hayo boon cleaned out Of tho Baltimore Custom
House. Tho american innocontly Gays:
VIC had entertained MI earnest hope that tho Civil
Service rlca would Aave been applied to baltimore
country.
1t will Of courso bo gratifying to the country
to know that tho Constitution Inns been preBorv-
Cd inyiolatc during th{s trying ordeal, and to
boon spont in win. But poor pomoroy must
| feol that ho is tho most injured OF mortaly
| when he contemplates Cnldwoll's luck in COM
! parison with his wn.-BnDato Express (Adnain-
'2st'aHon)
prodigal use Of money might buy Legislature,
1t could not buy goat in the Senate, tho system
OF corruption would receive deadly bloW.-Ai-
oany journal tidnsaisIrationD.
The Massachusetts Legislature, which haa
lust rofuaol to rcscind the RESOLUTION Of consure
against Mr.. Summon, ulso refused, OH Friday, ia
entertain o resolution for tho consuro Of those
Congresamen who supported tho retroactive sui.
ary bill. This is tho MasRachueetts tint nocdod
no onlogy from Webstor's lps. "1horo ehe
,ninist,afion).
| A swindle Of tho most gigantic dimensions il
, 1873-03-25

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Iiatstod stroot, south Of
Madaou. Engagement Of Frank Mayo. Da7y Crock
, 1873-03-25

flooLEY's OPERA 1I0UsE-Randolrh strcot, be-
twoon CLARK md Lasallo "portl; or. Love At Long
UrAnch.h
, 1873-03-25

ROYAL HAVANA LorTERY-W11oIE T1oKET,
RoH, Circulars eont; Information given. j. u. MAR.
TINEz Co., Dankors, 10 Wall.st r. Q. Box 1855, Now
, 1873-03-25
NOTES AND OPINION,

Caldwell ltns ros'gnod Noxt!
-Thero woro no additions yontortlny to tlo liat
of Congressman who DO not receive.
Ellis II. Roborta, tho Utica IN. " Cou-
grosHman, sailod for Europe on Saturday, Soma
daya ago h1r. Roborta' Utica Herald announced
that hlmuolt and otllorg woro concorting to ro-
imburss tho United statou Treasury "wittout
oHtentation." Tho Treaaury acknowledges tho
receipt Of s4,700 from Now York, donor un-
known. Ia hlr. Roberts Tho MANI
-Gon. 1oaopl' II. lIawley, tho Hartford (Ct.)
Congressman, snys of his own extra nav, il, q
Courant paragraph.
Io LIFT to money to 60 blok into tho Treasury aa 10
VIZ VIII othor unczpenllot halnnccs July L. tho close
about tho nater in this istrlct simply iocauas no
body has naked him tho question for publication. IIo
foo9gnlze', "a, tae rEt Of 9ny constituent of any party,
1ulry m anyono might coono to mako.
-JaAon B. Brown, Of tho Indiana Senato. the
Democrat WHO "couldn't cat crow" mud ewal-
loWod Morton, lloa hoen provided Tor a. gecro>
tnry Of tho Territory Of Wyoming, yico uoruap
Glafcko, who couldn't abide Delegate Jon;os In
Congress-. Claiche helped to slaughter Jones
in the Inst election, md Jonos, with III expiring
breath sont lin this:
because you wero Ii the tarninic Liberal Convention.
". T. JoNEs,
-Anotlor division in tho Canada House Of
Commons shows % for tho Ministry, G8 against.
Tile st. Louia municipal election occurs On
Tueaday, April /, and tho rival tckotB arc:
Democratic. Eeunl{{cau
Mayor M5;y .;;:.....' ''Joacph Brown. George Dan.
enry hn1Ty1H Ksyser sasc; oha Il rsso
Auditor. 'Wa1tcr g, Carr, Ed L. Adroon
, 1873-07-12

Tho telegraph has Informed us, with rofrcsl,-
ing regularity, that young Walworth was very
much annoyed at hoing placed In q cell ncar
othor murtlorers, mud las recorded Ills jocoao
convoraatioH OIL lis way to Sing Sing, his aatia-
faction with the condition Of things, lila OK
pcctntfon Of n apocdy roloaao, md tho iudlg-
nation Of his rolatlyos and frlondp tint ho
should be subjected to punishment like othor
folonH. as tho young gentleman did noth-
Ing buk kill his father, Ills own lovity
aud his frionde' indignation aro not un-
natural perhaps. If ho had killed Ao1no ono
olao'a father, tho caso might havo boon difror-
eut. but rnrricido, according to tho learned
Court, Is crimo unknown to tho world. Why
thon should shoriffa, jailcrs, and suoh low poo
plo como betwoon tho wind and his gontllity.
and annoy him with lland-oufrs ring-Btripod pan
ta1oonB, closoly-croppod hair, and other indigni-
tica which low-down people, who hayo NOT killed
thoir fathers, only deserve?