New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

vored for the Infamous law called the Salary bill were
rerreant to their trusts and ought 10 be permitted
Longer rsnSln in public service; that the Hon. u "
LamisOn the member Of this. the YIN Congressional
District his Of voting for that iaw and obtaining
the Of s5OOo for past services. In addition 10 MS
regular salary aud Ave thousand additional Tor MS
coming term forfeited respect and commence anu
instruct him TO vote az early day. IN the n
OF Congress- for the unconditional repea OF ~
salary clauses OF the law referred TO- or ressh HIS
oflse."
There is another complaint that the Phila-
delphia Centennial Is In the hands OF Ring OF rennsy
vania politicians The Georgia newspapers assert thht
the from that State who we're appointed
by the notorious Gov. Bullock, not residents Oh
Georgia but OF Pennsylvania. and therefore cannot
properly represent the former State This is the second
complaint Of the kind that has been made Although IN
the case Of Indiana 1t has met the resignation OF
the Commissioner and the appointment OF resi-
dent OF the State this not done till considerable
comment had made in the public press IL seems
strange such should at all and their
repetition will natural suspicion that there II
some Truth IN the assertion that the Exhibition Ia III ~
hands OF Ring.
The new Free Trade party does not meet
with much encouragement in the West The Idianapo-
lis Sentinel Free Trade and Liberal Democratic our-
nal thus throws very cold water upon the project
Trade Is the shbboeth which 1t holds mp To the
masses and by that sign hopes to conquer For NV
York City and the seacoast that might possibly DC an
animatng slogan but In the west no very genI"i ny
rising may be looked for resulting rOm that signal Inc
West IL in need OF Free Trade-urgently In need OF III
but as political measure it cannot now nor Tor
quarter Of century, DO the animating principle Oh
great movement. There a great mlnV very SUD
stanta issues upon which the honest pOucal elements
or the country may unite, but Free TRADE Is Iar Hom
being the chief"
The DAYS of the dead-heads are numbered,
at least 30 far Us the railroads are concerned Az
meeting OF railroad maldg3rs held IN Chicago on
Tuesday last 1t was resolved unanimously to cancel all
outstanding passes the end OF this month, ana 10
refuse 10 issue any after that date This order IS
absolute except with regard to the passage OF employees
over roads with which thoY connected and except
In cases where roads compelled by existing contracts
Tn grant passes Cergynen no longer 20 DO allowed
baffare tickets and railroad officers are no longer 10
exchange passes with each other. The roads upon
which this desirable reform be established are the
Chicago and Alton the Burlington, the North-Wesern'
the Illinois Central the st. Paul. the Rock Island ana
the Ohio and Mississippi The benefits which VIII follow
from such a reform cannot be Oyerestimaed NGt only
Will the railroad companies be benefited, but every
interest of the State through which they pass viii he ad
vanced. Important OF all VIII he the haithE tone
OF independence which the press will feel An haDtuA
dead-ne cannot DO colsclenuOus eiit0r aal
consequently newspaper only in part performs us