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, 1873-02-24

In order to ohock tho destruction OF lifo in
Now York by tho poisonous mistahos Of ILL.,
trained aud careoss druggists, Inv waH enacted,
yoar bofore last, subjoctfng oil truggista to
surveillance by tho State. rs ia aonoabroaa. No
porson was to bo allowed to compound metliclnos
or soil drugs unless ho lad passed. III oxamtna-
ton before State Doard, and received cor
tif}cato from, them. THIS law Inns not done
ita work as fully as 1t was hoped It would. at
lonst onc-fourth Of tho 1,200 persons embraced
unlor its provisions havo ignored 1t. Of those,
only 275 hayo boon examined, although tic
Board has boon In nesBion since 1aat August
Tho now nyato1n Is to be crodltod with having
tlriycn out Of tho buaiuoss twonty~flvo or thirty
of tho most dangorouu clase Of drfggiHta.
, 1873-02-24

The sonateis expected to dobato the Caldwell
caso to-lay. The Democrats, our dispatches
any, will oppopo tho resolution declaring that
sonator Caldwell lag never boen duly elocted.
They follow tho reasoning Of Caleb Gushing,
TINT tho Senate has no warrant for my inquiry
bohlnd tue roteH Of the Legislature. 1t las q
right to know only that tile organization Of TIC
Locislaturo and tho olecton wore IN compliance
with tho forms Of law, Caldwell, It ,s said, VAL
plead that only two caaoa Of corruption arc ~
1nred, and that tlege two should not vltlato
majority Of twenty-five.
, 1873-02-24

A dispatch from Washington BnyB THAT tho
President has appointed tho Hon. Richard Yatos
a Government Director Of tho Union Pactlo
Railway. II io haa mado this appointment in
tho way OF sarcasm, at tho expense Of tho Hon.
Jamos Broots, we can easily appreciate tho
joke. 1t is equivalent to suggestion TINT
high state Of personal dcbauchery ia preferable
to low stato Of blackmat1}ng, Th1B may be 4
truth worthy Of all acceptatton In tho abstract,
but no submit that tho country has not reached
paBa whore choice must bo made batweon q
aot and d bribo-takor for tho management of i'm.
portant public business. II 1t is nocoBaary to
tako caro- OF Yatos ut tho public expense, 1et1 him
DO put on the pension list, and lot tho intoroats
Of tho Government in the pncino Railway be
looked after by sober mon.
, 1873-02-24

A freight train WAS left standing on tic track
Of tho Chicago, Danyillo i Vincennes Railway,
yesterday morning, ut Momcnco, right In the
path Of pasHongor-train already due. Tho men
in charge Of tho froight-train coolly 50 to aleep
in tho cabooso ut the roar instead Of going out
to warn tho approaching train, and, of COURSE
thoy walo to find its locomotive plowing
through their chr. The conductor of the freight
train who WAS responsible, II eny ono was, for
tho negligence, was instantly killed, and two
others were badly hurt
, 1873-02-24

II Congressional Committees are to bo be-
ucyed, Il ceso at bribing is m exception to the
z7,la that 1t takes two to mako bargain. The
Credit Mobiltcr Committee found that Amos Ind
bribod Congressman. but that no Congressmon
havo taan bribod. In much tho sane way the
Ways and hIoans Committee report in the case
of Judge Sherman, who procured certain legisln
ton from Congress for llia employers, tho No"
York Stock Exchange, that no Congressman ar
inculpstcd by tho evidence. Thoy refer tn
Judges case to tho Judiciary Committee to so
II impeachment he Justified.
, 1873-02-24


In tho consideration Of tho House Appropria-
tfon bill, Mr, Banks offered an cmendlnont pro-
hibiting tho publication Of documents for gratu-
itopa circulation, which encountered Vigorous
opgosition. Mr. Hoar waa particularly dan''n-
c!atory, aud characterized tho proposition as
mart OF q system, Of which tho repeal Of tho
frapklng privilege waa another part, to dollvor
tho public sentiment Of tho country aud sho leg
3u1atlou Of .pongroas into the handR Of fow
newspapers in taa great cttioa. Tho vary a1aurd
ob,eot.on vas successfully answered BY Mr.
Roberts, whom ho compared tho propoaod barrior
agalnstnswapapor apordespot'sn 70 mrs. pe't'nstons
attompt (aaopted' from feneh) to eveep
b.ok tho ocean tide with . broom hs,
| Hoar'a speech mot with tho ridton>o 1t doaoFved
whom DO yes told TIM: hs va tr'ins to overcome
, 1873-02-24
ruE PACIFIC mAu. INVESTIGATION.

It Is to be regretted that tho lip.itol time ro-
manning before tho adjournment Of Congress
NAV prevent tho investigation Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship BubBidy from bofng as thorough
as 1t should Tho work Of investigation Ia but
half done II it doea not go to tho very bottom
of the corruption which hea Of lato years boon
controlling forso In Congress. Tho rcmody
caunot be made ofreotual until tho SOTO is COM
ulotciy EXPOSED. Thoro has novor boon 30
good IN opportunity presented before to accom-
p]ish this. To atop now, or hurry over
tho work in superficial manner, would
DO national calamity, and IN injustice
to Oongross itself. Tho Investigations hayo
! boco,ae 40 general that they no lougor assume &
partlean character, tnt arc conducted III tho in-
torests Of honest legislation. Tho public are In
excellent temper to hayo thcso nyestlge con-
tinued, until bribery ana giit-taking aro e1tlr.
mated, root and branch, aud tho ofronaoH made po
olioue TINT no man will hayc tho hardlhood hsre.
| after to ecek to influence legislation With
money, Even tho partisan pross. which hat
hitherto maintained IN apologctla courao, which
originally Htiguatlzod tho ohargos Of corruption
81 campaign ISLANDERS, and, vt tho outae
Of tho Investigations, prophoated that
tho rcuu.t would exculpato oyorybody
now acknowledges tho gravity Of th
facts which hayo boon proven, and calls for th
snplIcatton Of ponalty which shall adequatol
| stigmatszo the anornity Of tho otfouaoa. E9o
4 the Nsp York Times, tho principal organ Of til
Administration, atter much grimaoing clamor
,uatils fos awsspiaz md even 7laaIstiYq pqpiat
, 1873-02-24

Tl,o new spaniah Republic does not start on
with that unaniuaity among Republicans which
promisos succoss. Al We hayo already stated
tho Republic has as much to four from Rapabh-
ems as 1t has from tho machinationB OF the three
claimanta to tho throne, MphouBo, Don Carlos,
aud tho Duke de Montponsier. POLITICAL partioe
in Spain aro partios Of most violent and alnIoat
innumerable factions, and in tho contentious
md qunrrc1s Of tho humorous factions
Of tho Republican party there Is ovory
reason to expect that the most power
tpl Of :. tho three roypl claimants will step
in ana take possession. Those quarrelH have
already commenced in violent partisan agitation
and, notwithstanding tho roaaauring statements
Of Castelar,, Minister at Foraign Affairs, and
Ecbogazay, Minister Of Finance, that tao oond'-
tion Of tho Republic ia poacoablo. tho Mtniasryit'
eelf to which thoy bolong Ia In tho faco Of aoris's
which already throatons to oost 1t tho loss o'
oordova, Minister Of War, and possibly all th'
Minister'S adhcring to tho Radical party. Mean
vbilo, largo number Of tho loading e}''cors Ii
tho regular army layo rcB}gnna, and this II
tho tace Of tho operations Of tho car''sts I'll
n,o ureoeuuo Of Don Carlos himsolt in Spain.
, 1873-02-24

Gov. Warmoth Aas published q long reply to
the majority report on the Louisiana case. He
assails tho evidence of tho Witnesses for tho
Kellogg party as falas and untrustworthy, de-
,ics the statomeut of the Committee that tho
black voters arc in majority in tho State, and
that they went unanimously for the Republican
ticket. He claims TINT, making eycry allowance
against the Fnaionials, they elected McEnery by
$500 majority, and demands that hc bo recog-
uized as Governor.
, 1873-02-24

The proposition to enlarge tho chauaplain
Canal, ponding in the Now York Legislature,
noticed several daya ago, Though not likely to
pass ut this session, aomo facts IN regard to 1t,
brought out In the debate before tho Canal Conn
u1itteo, will be interesting to our readers. From
tho romarhs Of Mr. Weed, wo learn that 1t IL
proposed to improve tho Hudson River by dams
betweon Troy aud Fort Edward, distance OF
forty miles, 80 ns 10 secure depth Of water Of
ton feet, Tho locks are to be 800 feet long
and Is wido. It Ia twonty-four mslos
from Fort Edward to whitehall, aoyontoon
miles Of which will ho by canal
md seyon by improving Wood Creok, which only
rcouiros dredging to mako its capacity equal to
that Of the canal. It Ia proposed to mako the
canal Of capacity Of 10 feet at tho bottom, 15o
foot At tho top, aud 10 foot aoep. Tho total cost
! IL cstimated to bo about $8,ooo,ooo.
Tho summit at Fort Edward Is 15o feot above
tido-water. OF tlis III feet OCCURS in tho lud-
son River Which it is proposed to overcome by
II dams. aud from the point where tho canal
,oaves thu river tho remaining as toet can be
overcome by two locks. It observation-disclosures tue
committoo that 1ookago Of 30 feet ia required
batwoon tho Fort Edward summit and Lake
Obamplain, but according to tho profile Of ths
Now York canals, 1t Is 81 foet, but 1t mattorf
1;itlo, az tho Hudson River, which foods bott
ways from tho summit, will probably furnisl
III ample supply of wator to tho canal.
Tho lion John Young, Of Montreal, who wa
present, by Invitation, spoke Ct tho enlarge
mont Of the Wo..and and tho st.. Lawreuce Canal
to capacity for vosse'h Of 900 tons nasuro tob
accomplished, aud that tho oaughtawaga oana1
from tho hepl Of Lachlno Rapids to Ink
ohamplqin, 90 sure t9 be oponel by tho time til
oanal aud improvement botweon tidosWator
the Hudson aud Lake Champlain oap DO put !
operation by tho State Of Nov Yotk. 1t th
, City of Now York means to retain tho gral
:, trado Of tho West, or any considerable porto
. Of It, tho more earnestly Rho advocates tt
opening Of thls routo tho better. Then voSaola
1000 tons nil have direct aooessto that city ffo'
, 1873-02-24

alwayn layo access to tho comploto records sshiio
Gontilos nevor can know whether they aro mak-
ing safo purchase or not. Hence, also, notod
1n,lIlorora walk tho atreotg ut noondny, md drne
goes unwhippcd OF Justice.
In apito Of all thin Investments to the amount
Of s100, 900, 900 hayo boon made tn tho minoH OF
Utah, most Of which aro yielding largo divl-
dends to thofr owners. Railways aro building
III all directions, and groat progroaa is making
In the settlement and development Of the Tor
ritory. Thoro ia now twenty foot Of gnow in tho
mountains md much moro than uat1al lioB upon
tho whole Torritory. Tlli1 l,aa, in most caaes,
stopped mining for tho wintor, but 1t forms q
saro basis for aetiye summer business, aud good
crops aro confidently anticipated. Most Of tho
boat oros arc STILL shipped to swausoa Wales;
but tho Emma md Bono others aro aolling
all they cnn ratAo to tho amo1tiug
establishments in Chicago. Our informant re-
gardH Utah aH containing tho richest and most
extensive ailvor-producng districta in tile world.
Nevada con no longer claim pro-eminonco ovor
tho home OF tho Mormons.
Tho Mormons havo no tntoniion Of removing
to tho Sandwich Islands or anywhoro else. They
claim to hayo dIacovored the country md made
1t hatltnb1e, and thoy propose to STAND by it.
Thoy botiovo tho Lord is OH their aide, and thai
| all thofr enomios will DO put to confusion. The
| lending Gontilea doprecate the 1argo coucentra.
tion Of troops in tho vicinity, aa no violence
| is approhendod. There Is now q strong
moral pressure on tho Mormons, and 1t is stead
| i1Y increasing by ths largo influx Of Gonti1es
and it ia thought their peculiar religious potionf
and tho practice Of polygamy must yield mort
surely mud rapidly to naturaf forces than tho,
would to a military demonstration. Removal O
, 1873-02-24

Mr, Charles A. Dam was requested to attend
public celebration Of Washington's birthday ut
Philadelphia, which was to have special I'M
portance in advancing tho interests OF tho Cen-
teunia1 festival. Mr. Dana waa also requested
to make speech. In his roply to the Commits
sionora ho referred to his arrost in Phila-
delphia, some months ago. as he ~as
passing through tho city On his way
from Washington to New York, because OF his
publication Of the Kemblo letter OF addition,
division, and eilenco." He gayo bail IN tho sum
Of $1,000, which llo subsequently forfeited, DO
cause bo was aaviBod TINT no would not DO az
lowed to provo tho truth OF tho lettor aa justin
cation OF its publication. fir. Dhnn has no"
declined the invitation to make IN address in
Philadelphia, on tho ground, evidently, that he
is afraid to speak in q community whero mgr
cannot tell tho truth without being subjected tt
| a prosecution for }ibpl. Ho expressed tho hope
however that tho law would be changed bofor'
the celebration Of tho Second Huntredth Ami
yotsary Of Amosjcan Independence.
, 1873-02-24

A1inistor Sickles gavo reception and ball Ut
Madrid, Saturday night, which WAS attended
by tho leaders Of tho Republican movement, mid
was mado IN occasion for informal discussion OF
the policy Of tho new Government Gen. sick1oa
gavo hi8 advice, the substance OF which was that
tho peop!o should as soon aa possible learn
thor dutios as citizenB. 4 monster mass-1neet-
ing Of tho real Republican sort is to bo hold II
nIndrid tO-i1ny.
, 1873-02-24

air hat 1.nS*a
49,. :e, 49,, .1.1 a.n rountr Allow h., t,,o
~, 'fp'. n.,,-... oo..,...,, t., 49, n.o.o-
,,,,,t ..,,,,+ .,,,,, Nv n,,.tny,a voor-
~ s's~ n,.,,..s nIo,r,,, T.. ara nov;a =: Ham.
...,, p.,1ro,a ona yyara,,nrso commissioners
s.,.--. ,,..-,-.,n..,o,u T., .-,,a,,+ ,h.rooa
.0..-a,,. ~ % - 49, p.:,mar non,noar md ,ovo
,.a,.1 .,,o .on.,,,,t,on,1ttv ~ +1o n,,1rooa law
~ ,.u 49, r,,n. ~. ~ a,,,,, d;.or;n,;not,on. TIN
a,,,na =, .,a Ian, ,,,,, ,vh;e,, +bh oc+;on vos
,,.auz,. 4. -. eo11ors.
.or,,,,, ,~a.,,,,.,, ~ ,o,no hr,,.
mesa In Ills Slate undor any act 0, Incorporation or
general law OF this sate now In forcc or which may
hoseses w. sas sa.nJsa " ~
on us ,ald road, for any dlstanco, tho aauae
any argcr greater amount as toll or conpensa.
uon .nau .. .uo aaua .Ino "aat.as ~ y, sha
c1.,a NJ Goods. ,nerchondlso. or property. oyor q
| greater dataneo upon tho samo road.
On the 9Th OF December, 1871, tho Rallroad
and Warehouse Commissioners filed m infor1na-
| tion in tho nature Of quo t0d'rd"fo in the cir~
cult Court Of MpIenn County, Betting 1qrth tnas
tho Chicago d Alton Ha1lfoaa had 1oPeatouS
Charged So.do por tAoasano 1eos toe 'f4aspqi"p6
lumber from chicago 10 Ao1lns'on' a'asAnc'o -
Ito miloB, While 1t chargoa only % per ehousano
feet for transporting lumber from ohlcago TO
bloomington, distance OF l2e mllos' 1ho na''-
road Company ensweraa 5hae th' 4ogl7lHl1on
above quoted was IN violation OF lta Quar-
tered rights, and therefore Vo'd, inoy al4osoo'
also, TINT tho charge OF sa.0o to Lexington
WAS reasonable CHARGE ana thRt tho onarso u
s5 to Bloomington was unroaaonap1y low po'
, 1873-02-24

1t ia reported from Washington that tho Nh
tional Labor Council.-a sort Of lobby estab-
lishod In Washington In tho interoBt Of tho
cight-hour movoment,-will make vigorous
advance on tho uoxt Congross to aoouro tho
pnasago Of q law providing that, undor all public
contracts ontored Into betwoon omployor and
emp1oyo, eight hours shall constitute the loyal
days work, and TINT any violation in this respect
shall annul tho contract. Tho basis upon which
this law will bo asked rs TINT tho present Coy
crnmont recognition Of tho Eight.Hour law for
Its own employees fails to holp tho intor-
csta Of tho working gmon, for tho rcason
TINT tho contractors, who work their
mon ton hours day, can afford to
tako contracts at cheaper rates than the Govern"
ment can, aud do the samo work. Thia advan"
tago for tue contractors, it is held, will evon-
tually tako tho public worka out Of the hands Of
| tho Government, which will then have no occa-
sion to employ laborers. THAT there Ia little
danger Of such a roault ia proved by tho voto in
tho House Oh Saturday, In which It refused to
authorize tile letting Of contracts to tho lowest
responsible bidders exclusively. II thoro worc
such danger aa tho National Labor Council
foroBee, however, it would not affect tho general
right Of employers to engage work1non for af
many hours as they can, nor tho general right o'
laborors to work ns many hours ia they
wiah. As matter Of courao, tho moro worl
q man doeH the more pay ho vii
rocoiYo. This Is law Of supply ant
domand which no Congressional law could pos
Bibly touch, Tho result Of such law rs th
Labor Council proposes, therefore. would b'
apooies of dcapotio restriction on mon who do
afro to carn moro money than thoy can earn b.
eight houra' work, and at tho samo timo fruit
full source of swindling BY opening an oasy va
for bronking contractR.
, 1873-02-24

Tho off1cial North German Gazette predicts
that great events will happen in Germany dur
ing tho present month, and basoa ills prediction
On tho fact that February has always been aig-
ui1oapt month In Gorman affairs. It shows that
in February, 1919, Frederick William achioved
SUCCESS against tho smodoa. In February, 1878,
tho poaco WAS concluded which closed tho
soyen yoara' Wnr. In February, 1907,
Kiug Frederick William was compelled to
make peace with Napoleon at schon-
bruun, but in February, 1878, the league
was made betweou Prussia aud 1suasia, md in
February, 1871, the means for tho overthrow Of
Napoleon were In Dluchor's lanaa. In February
1916, Napoleon resolved to loave Elba, and, after
tho hundred dayB, caulo tho crowning victory ut
In Bollo Alliance. In February, 1860, King
Frederick William ~. accepted tho Pr1lasian
Constitution. III Fobrunry, 1864, tho Prussian
troops secured tlioir yiotorioa In sloswiok, and
In February, 1871, tho prolitnlnarlos Of poaco
woro slgnod at YorsailloB.
, 1873-02-24

-Wo cannot second the exclamation of Senator
Nye: "Away with thoae iMnyostigattonsi ~ we haxo
ing @ tllat Il "tl,ose Investigations" had boon
coInmenced In 177G, aud continued oyery year up
to tAo prepout time, tho country would DO much
botter of to-day than it ia. And tho man Who'
in future, undertakes to stand betwoon the poo
ple snd al honest inquiry into tho conduct Of
public affairs, will haye . rough tlme OF tt.-e'
LOFTS Democrat (4dtatntssrat|on). -.
"a Dapbury young man IN the ardor Ct hla AZ
Affection promised to ohoriah young lady WITH
3 lore that would survive N army o7es'
coat.
, 1873-02-24

Senator pomoroy's ruling passion Ia sa strong
at tho calanitous close of hiB Senatorial carecr
as it was in tho heyday Of hiH fame as Old sub-
gjdy, Uuabashed by tho charges Of corruption
for which ho ia undor investigation, no appeared
1aat Fridav before tho Senate with another land
grant, giving tho right Of way through the pub
liz lands to tho Utah Northern Railway.
, 1873-02-24

The Chicago Times Of Saturday last haS On
important dissertation on chinoae Inv Us applie'~
bic to railway legislation in tho State Of illinois,
BY pushing it's researches into tho philosophy Of
Confueius, it can undoubtedly obtain light In tie
aernapog,c value OF thrae-cent war. We COM
uona tho Times to o diligont study of tho re-
Iigion OF joss, with d Wow to ascortaiplng ho"
many newspapers can bo sold BY urging peop's
to mob railway-conluctors.
, 1873-02-24

Tho Judiciary Cpmmittoo have determined TO
prosont articles Of Impeachment against United
.statcs Judge Delahay, of Kansas, whoso case
x.ry began to examine yqar ago. Tho Charge
&14st tho judge Ia habitual into1ieaton and
as' 'eosuent continuation Of :groaa indoconcies
taea u.tAe bonch undor tho Influence pf liquor.
"h11ot opoo. In tho case IL very :volnmjuops.
Tho oy'd. Witnesses :is senator-Elact .1ngelle,
Ono of tho >uy Judge polahay's sop:'R7|sN
3rAo agreed t.
, 1873-02-24
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

TRIMS OF SUBSCRIPTION {rAyAnIr m AnvANox}.
RI R;!lE sg s12:18 E%sH1; %ssHi;, " &:38
Parts oil q yony at thu same rate.
10 prevent delay and mistakes DO nnd e'o foss
Oico ndlresp In tu>l, Including State md coshs. o.,
Tcntauces may 10 1ado oitlior BY draft ctpfe'''
TERMS TO o1rY sunacnlDEna.
Dntly delt.oro. Sunday cxonpfo9. II II ns cn nSr @ woek
Dill. dullyorrd bunta5 tHo!aaea, ~ Im.1r,arv
ANdrcss Tim aH!no rh4,..a ri,
floJaer Madison and Dearborn-ats4' ch1oaao' ILL
, 1873-02-24

They aro drcadtnlly old fogy about cllildrSn,s en-,
arsns ssssy numbering %sa1% 81 Ssht aso fieS %hey
enos.st nrriyo at o'clock. aud were received
Inemd By tho host and hostesa and danced
totJi ttIl n'cioci5. Thou q shadow pantonime WAS
sontlored, rot and at o company Of postu1lng Arabs
wero introduced, Mho Nero auceeedod BY
st hsIf.past 0, ind at TO- no blush to aay, tho
oo1nt,any wont homo. 4.
, 1873-02-24

To oxpel Brooks md Amos. hs tho Poland Com
mittco recommended, aiN require two.thirds
voto but, II the Associated Press may be be-"
loved, not oven najority will vote for tho
rogo1ution of tho Committee. Twonty members
~ +ho T1onee ,,avo made known their intention
Of speaking on tho question VIXEN 1t comes up
tf~murrcT.
, 1873-02-24

an mn II 10 would koop tho Judge sober long
enough to opon court md sign some worry I'M
nortant pnpors. Tl,is was done; but Nr.
1nga]ls clients rofusod to pay tho money, and ho
t7oa1tnol to hold hlmBolf lablo.
, 1873-02-24

nil tho lakos. II 1t Ia not openol Montreal will
ultimately grasp most OF this trade, md with It
a largo sflaro of tho commerce Of the West.
Mr.. Young Bhowo1' TINT tho cont OF freight
now botwoeu Buffalo md New York Ia fa4.0D por
ton, while by this route It would not exceed
e2.o5 per ton, making clear uavlng Of s1.o5 ror
ton. Evon with tho proaont tonnage, with II
hnying Of e1.5o por ton, tho gain to our conf
morco would amount to about 80, 100, 300 ovory
year. 1Io also retorrod to the trcaly by which
tho wators and cannls Of tho st. Lawrence woro
mado froo to tho pooplo Of tho United states.
What tho pooplo Of tho Wost want Is cheaper
froglts to tho ocoan, without any roforonco to
the route by which 1t Is secured.
, 1873-02-24

:-~-=~
proceeding to D11 It, tho bo'iot is entertained Mt
Topeka that tho appointment of Caldwolls euc.
cessor will fall to Gov. 0sborn. In that oycut,
Loavenworth intoroata will ho protected, tho
Governor being o I.oavonwortll man. Thoro are
sixtoon Loavonworth candidates..
Tho Harrisburg (pn) Slate journal oujoys
| tho peculiar confidence Of Snou Cameron. Wo
nro p1oaaed to quote from lilo Journal:
T., Thorg Gnn bo no la!akng tho action Of tho aeunto
precedent whic initiates liz COURSE IN o.ner aimIar
ts1;s sSsss a a vndicatio Of to dignity of tho body
it'll Of Ito foness o nson a eS
gSoa reason to olieye aa exia,ea tlerc The d9a of
| ID known hc purchased, Ia revolving.
| Tho people OF Arkansas vote, March 8, on
an amendment 10 tho stao Constitution putting
| m end to all disabilities by roaBon OF tho lato
Rebellion. II carried, 10000 people will DO o.
franchiaed
Tho Albany Euening Journal nays Of the
Caldwoll caso. <,:.
Il + could b. settlsd tnat tho ot sSn, ;Sc
election, woui 60 far % to dcsroy 1 tbia rrnicous
t nn nottorloua as he p.opos2n c seoa a
lawyers will doubtlcss divide.
Tho editor Of tho journal is poprarly UNDER
stood to DO one Of q syndicate a1oady making
plans at Albany to "place" Omitted statea
sonatorship in 1876. Tho "bp< rofers, doubt
''s1 aov 10 :as: asrrautts i.t of tho Veto
powor was, last weok, on III which propoaod
to except tho Borough o. connellBvillo, Pa,
from the operations Of Bokalew'a measure Of
tho last session, for tk election Of Municipal
Bonrds by tho oumulati9 plan. The Governor
onay ooloo'o " NV =, ~ ~ a. 49,, .,',,1.ttss
expressing any optnih IN ~ 1no ou"o1ael7o
ByRtom 1tHolf.
Tho revision 4 Alabama laws has been
, | in+rpa.od n r kBlatiyo Committoe wholly
comnoset1 a ~ y, h,,c1 mon. The Mobile REGISTER
saya:
] Wo hsyo no corhcnt to nako on m outrage 40
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