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Soazure Of tho Hootrs and Papers Of tho
CnnntsA Southern KutlrOAd.
SPECIAL ptspatoh to The Chicago Tribune.
New Yonx, May l1.-Tho event OF tho day On
Wall street was the attachment and Hoizuro ct
tho books and papers OF the Canada Southern Rail-
road, at tho maiu Office Of the Company, No. II
William asroet, on tho suit ef 7. B. Musgrave d
Co., Of No. 10 Bond street. Some timo ago
Mossrs Musgravo L Go. lent tho Railroad Com
pany about s1oo, 900, and took as security prom
iasory notes secured by tho Company and d
quantity Of tho bonds. After tho lonn had ma-
tured. Muagtaye l. Co. called 1t in, but the Com
pany was unable to pay, and Musgravo
& Co. agreed to accept au ip-
stallment Of their claim aud lot
tho remainder continue out. Recently, how
over, the validity OF the uotos aud bo,lda was
questioned by officers Of Tho Company, mud
aIuRgrave l. Co., took measures to protect their
1nterestat obtaining an attuchmont for S64, ,075.
the amount Of their claim with interest. Tho
attachment wa8 served, and portion Of tho
records OF tho Company woro aelzed. A. large
portion, howoyor, had been removed, but wcro
traced by the Sheriff to No. II William Rt.oet,
aud ilually to No. 90 Nassau street, where thoy
were captured. The matter WAS not generally
known throughout the street, but it created no
little excitement among those Interested.
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but whs. thoro 's oonos straight from tho 'outn.
Should IT change to the north or nortlleaa largo
the oas saS and sea'os drawing II feet of CAL
Tho aefr re'p.e, wl,tcl, waa bi,rnsd at Tho upper
ralr9a bfidso, on to North 3ds 1T the sliao Of the
y " S sfdsw .a % ss sfs: sra
-boYoral vessols shipped full orcws yesterday at
Tho tng Tom Drown ran Into purn.' schoonor
to srE, enaiiimg @ !nmaga of atont <oo9; .u,a
ay M s 5 sss 5 s n5tad n
improvements. is co!ora boar tho inacrlpsion TIN
49,, -Ths sohr Cape Horn md 1soindoer have cleared
dastinoi for rartes T n ihis III city. 'A'' ''''' '' ~
Tho schr Norman, which was nshoro on peahtigo
reef, 'iae been pulled OF without damago.
that tho sGhr ootavla Ia ashore at Kowa,iee.
"a dispatch reco!yed hero ss evening, atatca that
IL Mehards. q Manltosae, s oil sSe5lysn S su '' 7hc
bowarrt and i,catgoar os THO Richards vess carried
Ssy md ' hn s:n aen 10
The r. schr MILAN loat her jibboom wilo towing out
Tho sohra Ionic 4. burton md Am,oaktag arc the
rst lumber scsacs that hayo arrived hcro from ocon-
Tho schr Archie, Capt. nug.r with ,umber from
Mn'ksgon arrived here yesterday. Th1a is hor rss
"A dispatch from Detroit plates that tho bark
NorthweRt laon with wheat from tha city, got ashnto
Saturday night ID ntloa bolow Point Auburguo Az
Among tl,e @ yesae. ssily dsmaeea by tho bre.k.nl
of the ico-brdgs ut Quobee Friday, It Is udcraood
that number Wero loaded toatllug for hs city.
The damage is mid to amount to about $500 ooOo.
The Hchr Northwest. that wont ashore On Bunday
near P9iit nu1 parq4ea s atl on tho boacl, Bic Il
board 2s 25o bushels Of wlent, ahipped by A. Morr-
aon Of ts city, A. tue weather is mild md plaasa
OF III day or two.
TOLEDO, O., May little srr Benson comrlctel
her carEo, which H ~ 0u0 btlRloa Of coFt not whea,
"a WIS previously roportod, and saiad tA1s morning
The sour L. W. Perry is at Detroit. sho was
aHhore At Point Auburguo and jottisoncl portion Of
On Thursday The brig Baltimore, bound up the
Welland Canal, coltdet with tho schr Jenkins, bound
The baltimore oak her foratopmast md ,nainnast
The Detroit Tribune states that largo percentage
OF the lakc crata have during tho paHt winter, done
nway with heir former atyc Of rig, by gendng down
their yArds aud squire hRpor, and udopting tho fora-
antnft ntout: beforo long 1t III almost certain tint
barkcntt,ca Will 10 done away with altogether Squhro
or fulriggo1 brigs and barka hAyo long anco pasted
. away.
Information llas been received Of serious col
1ision oil nig Point au Sable botwocn tho new sohr
Dcrtie Galktn, OF Chicago and tho rcr r. ?. afasot
currol Thursday night, during thick weather. tho
Cakins striking tie Mason nclr The fore-riggug on
tue starboard ado aud ntnring her SO b1dy that she
1sd with wntar. The calkna lost her bowaprlt and
1tbtoon md damaged hor ateln. The MaH0n WAS toW-
WiiatnB.
The vcs.el-trimmora Of Milwaukee, strucI, d fow
to rotur 10 the old EAtes which wore 81 80 per 1,ou0
bu, and which tho vcsscl-ownera consider ia fair
figure considering tho preacut low ratcof froghta.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Opinion Of tho Attorney-Gcneral Of Wis
c0nsfn on tho Railroad Law.
Several Roads Express Their Intention
Of Complying Herewith.
Miscellaneous Railroad Nows.
TEE WISCONSIN Law.
Spec1at I'tpatch 70 The Ghfcaon Tribune.

LEE WISCONSIN Law.
Spsc1at I,spatch to The CAica1n Tribune.
OPINION ny TnR AGronarY-aEsEnAL.
hAp1sos, Wis.,. May 11.-Atty .-Gep. Sloan has
g1Von a fornal opinion, which will DO nut in
writing soon to the Governor and Railway Com
m'sstonors, that tho contested railroad law Ia
constitutional, tho prluoipls Of Legislative ro-
str1ction OF fares md freight haylrg been re-
poatedly recognizod by tho highest courts in tue
state Assurance IL glyon that suoh.mcaYuroB
rs ne wltllll! tho province Of tho Executive will
20 vigorously omployeu to enforce the law, and
It M 1s repurted tint suits will BOON DO brought,
Iilo lia1lfoad Commissioners uro portockiup q
tariff OF general rates on all roads, aud oxuect
hoou 10 be able to isBus circular to all rio Oolu-
pauieg.
TILE ooiPAN1EB WHICH, WILL COMPLY WITH TIE
u LAW.
,r Tho 81. Paul, tho Wisconsin Central, aud tie
Mineral Point nal.oads have promptly reepond-
eu to the request OF The Commissioners for in
formation III regard to past aud prosont rates,
Judge Il. II. Cotbsrli, Attorney Of tho latter
Company, aud Que Of tho bost jurlsts in tho
state, las written tho Commissioners, III reply
to their letter, stating az did upt. Strong. that
there will DO no difficulty in complying with tLu
law on his road, aud expressing Willingness
and intention to DO 30.
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To a, particularly tnvads spring Ia trying scasou.
Indications Of sickness should at ouco 10 attended TO-
Fatal dseasoH may 10 causad by allowing tho bowels
become oonstipsed and tho system remain In d!sor.
derod condition, until tho disorder haa to to develop
tsof. An Of prevention Ia worth pound Of curo
Is old and truthful aaytnG. Therefore, we adyteo
-hcadache. indigestion. dlsordorod lvor w of appo-
tito, nauses tovorlsh skin, to tako, without uulay
6ohenok'a Mandrake Pills. We know Of no ro,nely 20
harmless aud decisive in a action. It onco strikes at
tho root OF tho dIsoaao. a produces healthy touo To
the systom. poopo need suffer frum any disoaao
arising from asororod condition Of tho lIvortf they
would tako this excellent odclne whoa they fccl tue
first Indications Of tho mh!ady. Families leaving homo
for tho onths should take throo or four boxes O..
those pills Hithhon. Thoy have Rmost
soct. They will rcovo tho palynt Of hnntacto In oa2
two hours and will rapidly cleanse tho yor ot surouu
Ing bile. aud will csctuasiy presont bilious attack
They .re sold by all druggists.
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EASTERN FOREST TIRES,
Sufe1at Utslmtth 10 TIA Ch1caqa Tribune.
IN rEAkaYfutNIA
MICHIGAN FOREST FIRES.
gpsctdi Dispatch to 1'hd Chicago Tribune.

=. Sncia Di$pasch to 3'hs Ctieugo Tribune.
"1Lki snAhnE, Pa. alay 1.-The forest fires,
WlAGM hsVo been raging on tho mountains along
tEo wyoming Wiley 50 fur,ousiy for seyera1
days, 9ra rapidly spreading, una unless thore
Should le rain, tue damage arHiue from the do.
structlon Of valuable timber will 10 immonvo
Loftunstely there ard no houscH or farms where
tho tire ia now raging, tho mountajn bejnu moth
ln(s more than rocky wildornesB Io.uirlt q
high wind is blowing, and tho fires cnn ha acot1
stretching for miles, nearly thousand fat
aboYe tbs ctv. Trains on the Lehigh i susque-
hanna l!ailroad arc compelled to rliu the go,nt.
Let OF fire i'll descending the mountain, AID tbo
view. is torribly thrilling. On both sides Tia
burning forest oracliloB with tho fire aud throat-
ens to angulf tho tram.
NEAR suaQuEuANNA, PA.
sus9uEHAssA, Pa, May n:-Laut Saturday
road caught l'ro from tho sparks of. locomo-
tive. Tho henvy wind soon famed tho amal
iireB Into larger onos aud ut tho present
tlmo IN IT. terrible lss. eon!lagratong are raging
md !s roosnds sns az o eyea yfses erv RSus
on ti,s III hotwee1. eight and ten miles. The
wooda on tho Allegheny Indian Reservation,
nMoaf M salamauca, N. T., arc ono solid sheet OF
fiie. The poor natives are leaving thoir cabins,
!. ilapor Of which hayo already boon burned.
It ID reported that
H. SEVERAL LIVES HAVE BEEN LOOT.
Il1e clel2ons are greatly excitod, but are on-
denyorlng to extioguisa tho oon.lagrationB. Not
AlHen Ptogrosa Aau Daen Mnlc, however, III
wafer u scarce mud far from tho scene Of de-
yaLtation. 4 saw-'nill hat beon destroyed. Tho
ntE3lmt Of tlnbor burned already il
very great aud its value ia e.
t1nated At thousands OF dollars. The
pcoplo arc praying for raln aud hayo upprehon~
eionn ilas every porlshablo obicct will DO oon-
bl:mcd by tho deyollrng clement,
1T aud noar Moadvillo aud Cory, Pa, extern
rive hrcR are burning, md the country for miles
around is nluta foul with 4 thick and auffooot,nn
cloud Of hmoke.
THE HEAT IS 30 1NTENsu
that no living creature eau penetrate the dis
triut. Every hour renders tho condition OF
things worao.
III NEW YORK.
1prTAto, May 1l.--Hisot Ia ths woodt OF ftris
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MISCELLANEOUS.

] LIE GASADh IAClE1C.
| The following are tho leading fest1raa of thu
6lil providing for tho construction Of tho Csnu,
diah Pacific Railroad, which will DO Yubm,ttet te
the Canadian House by tho Hon. Alax bIcKon:
zie, Ministor Of Public Works:
me road is to DO divided into four sections ths
frst will extend from Lake Nipsstng to Tue uppcr OF
yyotern end Of Lnko SUPERIOR .hs s:cold fron LIKE
Superior to Fort Garry; the tifr from Far. Garrv r.
aoine point between Fort Edmonton aud thg Rocty
monntasns the fourth, from tile last uamca section
20 tno fncino oceal, ut homo pout In British Cou1u.
6ia. There will 10 two branches, one from Fort
dArty to Penbna, the other westward from tho cunt.
to soms point on tho Ottawa River. Ills lsst uumeI
branch u feature Of tla undertaking which was moi
INCLUDED @ Cd " tas original Canadian Pacific Railway bill
grant Of q, coo ecres per mile, aud guaran.os Of
psr cent ior given I9bor Of yeara OF sun, to bo
stated II the contract for eac mile OF the section or
aub-Hection contracted f0 the eners for tie work
sato ths lowest sum per mile for which guarantee IL
to be required. Tho money subsidy viii Ge paId uuon
monthly estimates md in proportion to tbs nptre Ind
sost Of tho work. performed. The lind ia to bs III
twenty hqnars mile blocks along tho lluo Of tho road,
Cure viii bo takon to provide aEasrAt uu 1obbary by
tho Government keeping control over two-t1ifs ii hs
and Which ia 10 be aoid by them at rr!ccs bo agreed
ha'f ycary IN 1roporlion to tho work donu Tho re-
mAining thrd viii bo hnu1cd tn the company in
M te ,ar sHns ronoro1 TUG ans 70 10 .vaibi
On On tho roud itself, they aro to ba allotted elsewhere
Iho coBt Of thu Surveys will ba charge upon tie sub-
The ni Will give powers to tho Governor In Council
Of ani or oey e fra o @ @Gon.ny 1y WITH grants
ts eastern terminus Of tbs ,aan Inc to con,,ret mt
existing proposed lines Of railway iu Ottawa Yailey
Ils devornor in Council will also 10 empowered 10
s1t ate Sl!n tno Sompany or compHlsses owning any
casg to o,n % nv rnron ,s tor
to exceed Tern. Of yeare h a md hI He ,msi
first lu approved by tho uui,He NJ Cnmnnna rovor
1a given 70 the Governor IN Council to suspend Prog
fesA Of ihe works ut any time until tho next ensuing
Neusun ~ ~, " rFElaaneat. 191s na,.tai
In occnnad III IN in n ae 10 tho t1no to
Eecognzo tao authority Of nriiaent over ihc 1n. M1
n,cnt liacrotion and goot faith Of tho administ rt;
to whom tho duty Of aottiug thu work iii motion and
1esng 1ho canraots en- is intruste Iho branch lines
~ eassrn terminus with tho Georgian
Tina viii ho raniv ',,ss oa5S %a pe-
waits for infornaou ~ Ia Iha nrosrssa sada
American companies, connection with Slch It s ID.
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POLITICAL.


Tho Meeting of tho Iknnsns Senate.
Specta! Dispatch to The Cascuno Tribune.
TOPEKA. Kan, May 11.-TAe sonuto Of Kansas
WILL ueaemblo tomorrow as court Of impeacl-
nlont in tho case Of Treasurer Hayes. Tho
latter having rosigned the probabilities nro tl1ut
tho manaGess. vii! withdraw tho charges, and
further action. John francis, tho newly-ap-
pointed Treasurer, will fllo lis bond tomorrow,
and, If 1t be accepted, llo will enter upon The
discharge Of his official dutios.
Ihcro III considerable disaa,iBfaction, on the
part OF soao OF tho Senate, with the congno
lnattera have taken they aoom disposed to in
sist ou trying tho case, notwithstanding Hayes'
resignation. Political roasons arc Ut the bot
tom Of Il, -
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upon tho call Of the caac, will bo Aabmittod,
Tie caso will undoubtedly 90 over.
The case Of N.W, Edwards against tho city
ollic'alA OF epring1old praying for MI ininotioi,
to Restrain, them from illegal proceedings with
regard to tho city finances, came up to-day In
tho Circuit Court, but was continued until
Wodnosday. Mr. Edwards n,ahes strong case,
bo gtantod.
loaru from 4 gentleman from Bloomington
that suit for libel Is about to 10 brought
against tho Times for tho publication Of the
article regarding Ann Eliza Young, aud that
Leonard Bwott Ia ongagcd to prosecute tho suit,
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The CllicaEo &; Altn1l NaSIr0nd suit
suit to 1to.trnin Ctly OIfic,ni. from
ExtrnvuKhnce+ otc.-LtbeI Suit.

SpfotaI Nlspalch 70 4Ae GA1ouqo TRIBUNE,
BPR1Nag1BLD, ILL.,, May ll.-Anothor app3lca-
ton il to ba made for continuance 10 tho case
Of the Railroad Commissioners w. the Chicago
Il Alton Railroad Company, Tho grounds H.
legged will bo that the eyidauoo upon which tic
dofeuse rely, cannot be got ready. a
largo norps Of oIorkH llayo beon constantly en-
ployed since ths last torn OF the court Ii pre-
parlng evidence especially for this case. Judge
beokWith was here today, aud It IL supposed tlie
aaldAflt fo1 oohlluuauos N&4 psopkssd, Ahd
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poMr HURON. May 1l.-Dow'N-Ameriea Kate dtl.
leti Telosrah, enu!s aud Annie, Williu Kcller D. IT.
Wilson, William 6randy, Hsllnylklll, Allegheny, Pom
EaEoe, Golden West Lone Star, Aughslor, Wexford
hake forcst Sum Cook, Dayd 4 Wells. aasra snlth.
Stampede. j. i. MorclI, ogayiia, q, 4, KIM. o. II.
4ond, T. Aineh. alocltng Bird, Juhu Mcliee 0Ana,
l. 9. Woodruff, oortaz, Fnratta, Mary Coply, White
SOLE,
Passed Ur-rron st. Paul; schrs Nshaut, Porter,
stsrilsht, 1saao, May. Lille, Pratt slslaon, Gall.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEN;s.

srEET1x, May 1.-The steamship Z. II. Arndt
from New York has arrived.
~ New YonK, May 1:-Arrivcd--stoamall
Canada, from Liverpool, Pembroke, from Car
d!u. Franklin. from stettln, Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam, and steinnan. from Autworp.
MONTREAL, May 11.-The steamship Bamari-
TAM tho litst vessel from tile ocaau, las arrived,
Tho Quabeo steamers begin their regular trips
to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 11.-Tho stoamahip Koln,
from Now York, has arrived,
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HnInaEroRr, May ll.-AnMyEo-Hale France
1r"ne 1nG 1u ests ss ID hnaine t4w9 7 h
l00po bn nnts; brilliant Norris COS hn corn lVUo
ha oas; ossele aEiswoll, Mnopsa a,vou ha corn r.
1lyburn aIaras.!lcs, B,2Go h. oats; Elzaboh Lick
sensea, oooo bu corn; Lily, Aorrlu, 1000 bu corn,
N1yED-n"',htn Ot1rwa. i mo bu c,rn: a. L, Booth.
LaHAlle, $500 bu wheat, 2,6oo bu corn.
qtgAh' n.-t4r!n. :a'."ea, W nj lumber, N !ath
Loe4nm ~, Iu;o bu cosn; ouba ostawa, ,2ao It uu,
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MEMPHIS, May ia bill was filed IN the First
ohauoery Court to-day by Enquire Holman,
injunction restraining John Donovan, President.
and A. J. White, Secretary aud TroaBurer of tho
Mamplis d Naloigh Nayrow-Gauge Railway
Company, fsom so!llng or dlHpoaiug OF s5o,000
~ county ponds listed to asld road w tho coun
ty on oartatu conditions, which have not boon
complied With.
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Sptctu{ Disputch to Tie El1tcaoo Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, May 11.-The Alay torni OF tho
Circuit Court began at uoun today, Judge G. D.
Smith presiding. A large dockal is on hand,
among which ia one suit against 1lr. Mlor, Of
the Magnet, for damages to tho amount ot
Sl0, ,Uu0, by Dr.. J. B, Curtis.
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DRESS GOODS,
Dress Goods
Cheap!

We offer as bargains GREAT
LY UNDER VALUE, a line
OF DeBeges at 25 cts; Diago-
nal Satines at 25 ctsy former
ly fifty; Melanges at % ctsy
reduced from forty; Glace
Mohairs at IS and 65 cts.,
heretofore fifty and eighty
i've; a case Of Colored ALL
Wool sixty-dve cent Empress
marked down to so ctsy with
equal bargains in Eng. and
tr' Prints, in desirable pat
terms. All worth noting,
The Placer herald., 1874-06-13
SUM M ON s.

In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of the State OF California, in and for
the County of Placer.
Charity A. Given vs.. Isaac p Given.
The People of the State Of California send greet
ing to Isaac p. Given, Defendant
VOU are hereby required to appear in an ac-
i ton brought against you by the above
namei Plaintiff in the District Court of the Four
teenth Judicial District of the State of California
in and for the County of Placer, and to answer
the complaint filed therein "a copy Of which ac-
companies this summons), within ten days lex
elusive of the day of service) after the service
you OF this summons - If served within this
county or, If served out of this county but within
this Judicial District, within twenty days; or if
served out of said District then within forty days
or judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree OF
this court, dissolving the bonds O. matrimony
existing between you and plaintiff all of which
is more fully set forth in plaintiffs complaint on
file, herein to which special reference is hereby
made.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint as above re-
quired the said Plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
- Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
SEAL trict Of the State Of California, in and
Wv for the County Of Placer, this ninth
| day Of June. in the year OF our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and seventy-four.
B. F. BURT, Clerk.
! jsls-2m BY F. D. ADAMS, Deputy.
The Placer herald., 1874-06-13
shERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in
~ pursuance Of an execution now in my
hands, issued out of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of California, in and for
the county of Placer, on the Sd day of June,
A. d. 1874, upon a judgment rem cred in saio
Court, on the 26th day of May, 1874, in favor
of Robert Gordon, ard against the Auburn Gold
Mining Company, "a corporation) for the sun
of seven hundred and twenty five dollars and
fifty cents (S725.50), gold coin, with interest on
said sum, at the rate Of seven per cent. per
num- from the date of said judgment, together
with the further sums Of three hundred and
seventy-two dollars and seventy five cents,
($37275) costs Of suit, and seventy-fve cents
accruing costs.
Now, therefore. I have levied upon and will
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
gold coin, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF July,
AID. 1874, at the hour of II o'clock AM. of that
day, at the Auburn Gold Mining Co.'S Hosting
Works or Mill, on Rock Creek, Township, No.
3, Placer County, California, the following de-
seribed property, to-wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim of the
Auburn Gold Mining Company "a corporation)
in and to that certain quartz ledge and mine
formerly known as the Dillon Mine, and now
known as the Auburn Gold Mining Company S
Mine, said mine situate on Rock Creek, in the
Lone Star Mining District, Township, No. g.,
Placer County, California, and embracing one
thousand feet of said Ledge, with all its dips,
spurs, angles, variations and extensions together
with all and singular the erections, i'm
provements, and appurtenances, consisting Of
steam engines, steam boilers, pumps, pipes,
blacksmiths tools, mining tools, hoisting works,
connections, water wheel and everything appur-
tenent to said mine.
All of the above property will sell afore-
said or so much thereof rs may be sufficient to
satisfy said Judgment, interest, costs. accruing
costs, and expenses of sale.
JAS. MCCORMICK,
Sheriff Placer County.
Sheriffs Office, Auburn, June 49, 1874. jel3-td
The Placer herald., 1874-06-13
PLACER HERALD
AUBURN, JUNE 13, 1874.
THEIR EFFORTS.

Not only the Republican party, says the
Stanis,ouS Ne,us, but many of the individu-
nj members of that party, are indeed in a
lamertabe situation. Radicalism, under
Grants administration, is proving to be a
failure. Even the Reconstruction Acts,
Freedmen Bureau institution, and all the
concomitant side issues that were, a year OF
two past, the sbbboleth of the party, are
now bearing the fruits of adversely, that
Democrats claimed they would. Glaring
rascal,y, fraud and corruption is the rule in
the negroized States of the South. The
condoning of the thousand and one bad acts
in that section, by the Republican party,
has caused prohigacy to become so bold that
it has spread all over and throughout the
various heads of the Federal Government.
From these facts Radicalism is beginning TO
become by-word and reproach among the
people So low has it sunk in respectability
that the party is thing Of ridicule, condem-
nation and reproach. None are now hardy
enough to defend it. Utter confusion and
deep renorse is observable in the party that
has given laws to the nation for the past
thirteen years. The sight is indeed ptiable
one. Were it not for a few bold, brazen-
faced scbemers in its midst it would deserve
the compassion of those who, in the dark
hours of adversely, and amidst prosecutions
unheard of in free Republic, sought not
only to save the nation but the honest mis-
led rank and file of the Radical party from
the sad affairs now witnessed. The dema-
gogues of that party, who are as full OF
schemes to gain or hold office as is a bad
cheese of maggois, are already at work
There appears two classes of them, or rather
two separate plans of action by the same
class. One is to let the old Republican
party drop; form collusion with the worst
element of the Democratic party, divide the
offices of the country, and thus form, on q
new basis, plunder brigade, to fatten upor
the people. The other is nothing mere MOI
less than an attempt to whitewash the old Re
publican party into respectabilty, by heap
ing all the crimes, blunders and filth of The
party upon the shoulders of Grant and Ben
Butler.