, 1873-02-06

Tho Ohio Legislature haB an Investigating
Committee On littlo Credit Mobilier iu tile en-
torpriso Of building Insano Asylu,ns, aud tho
doors Of tho committae-room have been ordered
open.
Tho accusation against ingalls,, Sonntor-clcet
Of Kansas, Of q $500 bribo to influence certain
decision of Judge nolaEay. worry nearly aifects
Tom Osborn, tho now Governor Of Kansas, who
ID Dolahay's son-in-law, and transacted that
special business for the old man antl, more
over, it ia not I'll accusation merely, but matter
Of court-rocord. Tue Knusas Legislature will
do we'll to prosecute tile inquiry aa against both
Governor aud Senator.
Tho Minnesota Scnnte Inns ortlorod M uyos-
tigation, of which the st. Paul Pioneer says:
Reports have prevailed for year or two, that tho
but have been loaned to bank banis TINT the n-
tcrest arising tAererom hna been divided between
direct ecat is TO use the machinery Of Government 10
create large deposit for aou,o bank to operate with,
mud to plunder the people by lonnng them ther o'gn
money.
Tho Missouri Supreme Court in answer to
resolution Of the Legislature, declares tho coll
Btitutionallty OF the law undor which countioR IRE
empowered to adopt township organization.
-Wo quote from an editorial in tho Boston
Journal:
"a widely ranging from $4,000 In Louisiana aud ST 900
In California to 81 500 III great State llko Illinois.
The Journal relics upon the almanac makers,
and is not wol posted, Us they are not. Tho
Governor Of Illinois has 9G,000 aud nn Exeo,l-
two Mansion worth annually as much more.
Tho Governor Of Pennsylvania has SIC, 900 and
furnished residence, and his SALARY heads tho
list. 1t would be we'll II the compilors Of our
political almanacs,-the New York Tribune,
1torld, etc.,-woull devote loigura moment to
tho correction Of present errora that were facts
in q former generation.
It. 8. Tharip, Of Charleston, 8. G., thinks ho
ought to have tho scat in Congross to which tho
Houae has declared neither Bowen nor DeLargo
entitled; or, at least, that ho ought to hayo some
money for his 8o2 votes and the Claim now based
thereon.
The Boston Globe Every loyal authority is
OF tho opinion that sTho Republican party can
not afford to try any experiments just now, iu
Massachusetts or olsowhore.h
Senator Patterson did not declino tue call to
tho Presidency Of tho Ohio Agricultural College
and its profeaaorship Of Moral Philosophy, but
waited to be informed by tho Ohio Board Of
Agriculture that they had reeonsidered and eau
celed the ofrer, Iu tlis connection the follow
Ing is apropos:
Jim Nye, like other blessings, brghtens as he takes
hsa hight 0a hearing OF sr raltessons purpose to 60
before tho Poland Committee again aud "expaln hs
latter of JAM 1875 to OakeH Anes lin strol!cd
to the New 1lapalro sena!ors desk slapped lln, on
81 Patterson 4 wanted 10 take cut patent for
id fool, IA seHa you ta Tie Patent 0Nee a. any
aaodel,"
Tho Now York Nation sums up tho reault Of
tho Credit Alobiliorinycst!gation IN tho words
"Total loss, one Senator; badly damaged aud
not soryiceablo tor future political uso two Vico
Presidents aud eight Congresanien."
IA nol,omian Girl' in Washington suggcats
role Of the Count iu tie opera Of tho "Qredit
Mobllior," aud post himself in the aolo OF "Tho
Fair Land of (1udgo) Poland" .
Tho people Do not propose to submit to any
tho Credit Mobier jobbory to bo lost and for
Cotton among tho rubbish Of defunct conRroaH.