, 1874-10-02

COLORADO.
Close Of t1io Industrial .Exhi-
bicion.
4 Presidential Bid by tho Hon
Schuyler 0olfa1,
The Territorial Finances In q Sad
Way.

Land. Grabbing uasos in pnrt'.-Phys'
ical Castigaion"--The Denver
University.
'gote;r, correspondence Of The eAfcaao 7fiane.
p=srEu Col, sort. %. 1874.
After a fyo dayn' cxlibltlon,' tho eocona an
uual 1'atr Of tho Colorado Industrial ASSOCIATION,
II, this city, has Just como to closo. Inc art1-
p!cs deposited for liBplay Nnfe not 30 humorous
rs thoeo Of last year, especially III TIC 7egotanlo
ino. This was owing In great measure to tho
nxtonacd doprcaattons committed by tho grass
bonnors during tho past Summer. In pc
ou,,1nry point Of yiow, however, tho Fnir was n
s,,cccas. Some unuBunasy hne specimens OK znin-
cr,,g ,Yera shown, aud mono moro thu, Eastern
xialtora woro fayorably 1mproasod with the gold
n,,t..si,yer- producing quatiaa Of our mountains.
Tho n,ain fcaturo Of tho Fair, howcvor, was tho
address Of
Ex-y1cE.rEEhiDENV corrAS,
ut ta close, and iu Which ho oyldontly prosentoa
himself to tho Grangcra rs ono WHO would 10
tucm tho most Bervioo us the nost President Of
tho Unisol States. Ills Hpeech was unquostiola-
nbly BORT Of bait aud bid for tho oilco Of Chfof
Magistrate Of tho American Republic. lie
opcnad lilH remarks by saying that his heart had
alwaya throbbed warmly In bohulf Of those OH
gagged in industrial pursuits; and that while In
Washington as Congressman aud Vco-prostaent,
ho had nlwayB dono all bis Official influence,
would permit him to do in behalf Of tho labos-
i1lg classes, especially thoao OF tho Far Wost.
10 had always taken u lively intorest IN Colo
RADIO, and 1t was his opinion that dho Ought to
DO admitted na State within tho Union. he-
ferr,n. to tho agricultural aud mineral lands,
which nro fGst increasing In value throughout
tle Territory, ho ensured tho people that Lie be-
loved tho day was not very far diatant when
Tho Iudiaps within o,1r borders would give up
their uomadio propensities md become indus
trlous tillcrs Of the soil. 4 compliment wns paid
to tho cntcrpriao that has bceu shown in cstab-
lshlnE manufactured hero, and tho opinion Was
cxpresGed that thoro Is room for moro,-tho
reason for-ths hoing our remotcuess frou, man-
utac,u1ing centres, md high railwnY tariffs.
This to regarded as Iottor protection for It's
ca Ill needed manufacture than IL m ocean
rollod botwoon tho "1'ocly. Mountains and tho
East.
Ihroo observations ratlor ploascd tho me-
clupica and other brawny sonB OF toll, who EAyo
exc1cesion to their foclinga Of delight by num-
cyo1s hearty chocrs Tho Grangors, and tho
farmers gcrorally, rero tho next to bo tiehlod
with ..-....-
TIE POLITICAL aoFT-soLDEH
Of tho ox-Speakor Of the House Of Represonta-
tiyes, who impartotla secret Of bis for. driving
nrrssnonpes8 from Colorado as ofectuaily aa st.
fatrieIs peuuhed anakos from Ireland. Thon no
slot an arrow at oxtortlouato corporations.
which! by their :oxtravagant cllnrgoe, scok to I'M
poyerlsA tho Industrious tlrol1g1-
out tho lsugth aud breadth Of the iand. Nliie
oppressive towards railways and other rich cor
norations, Ae 1lcYerthaEeHa felt that powerful
1nouoycd bodies should bo judicioasly re-
srna from IKE GaSessns 1sv uon pc"
ua maintained TINT RAILROADS. are common car.
riors Oh common grounds 1t equitable rates, and
The mower which crenseB thom may reHul9to
them and abrogato them as tho public good de-
fnauds, Tho sneaker concluded his ro1narkA on
thiB branch OF tho subject by ingouiorsly saying
t;,at ho would rather preach tho gospel Of con-
tent thau attempt BY lnhamn,atory appeal, to
futonsify popular discontent Tho grandeur and
nroNucneas of Colorado wore dwolt upon at con-
aldernbEo lopgth. and tho prediction wGs mado
that this Territory would ynt become tho back.
bone-Stato Of tho Continent t-scnding largely OF
its u1iuernl aud agricultural products both East
md Wast, Tho addreas, which occupied nearly
two houra in delivery. WAS concinaed hy ~.
Cnffax. NTH promlBo that hD would frequently
Visit Tie Territory aud noto tho progrcsa OF ita
people. ..au. -, ru.. ur,,7rorv
src fnst assuming np unsatisfactory condition,
through tho recent action OF Gov McCook i'll
Issuing commission to Mr. George g. Corning,
Of Boulder, as Territorial Treasurer. Iha g gon- gnn
toman quulitiod BY giving bond for 1886, 00o.
10 then mado domalld upon Treasurer 1loiiat
10 turn tho Office over to him ; but that gentle
mau refuses to acee1c to this demand, claiming
That tho Governor had no power to remove him
Tho result of this inbloglio III that tho aorora
T.onnty Troayurors withhold their collections,
md. III tho meantime, tho Iorritory finds iteel'
without funds to meet it's constantly
obligations. 1t ia lko1y that tho conrts will bt
17nU : 1afa rr1iN yr1, a
nronor custodian Of tho Territorial funds.
LAND-QRADA1NG.
The Tinted .StatcR Grand Jury, aitttng in tli
city, Aayo recently found 8oycnty-four ind!ct-
rnenta ocaipst parties tor committing perjur,
and eubornation Of perjury In connection witi
Inc illegal eutreB OF valuable Government land
IN :parE County Tho most Of these will DO triot
within the coming fortnight. nin thouEht M Z. how
Sjsted, us thor prosecution is paid to ariee QUITO
;1t.fonling pugenlerod through tho recent lis
rurtion Of tho Republican party1 thla Ierrltor,
Numerous indictments will most nkoiy be 1oun
snaiuet PARTIES in other districts for violating III
Nv in grabbing valuable tracts Of land through
pn. tho Territory,
This city was treated to two sensations o
te;r. a Mry. hInllin, having house to rcn
gaa called upon by a man nanaoa story, VIII
gnlo il, lor prcaaneo, made soma indeeent pr
nosals. 1lor husband Tss abaone at tue tim
snlr wero folatod 10 him by his wife. Tho IN
CALLED ei forth TO clastiso Tho wood-bo diH:..rb
pi their doruestto poaco. They mot linn in frol
of tic Post-C'hioo, aud; while tue husband GO 60
frontod him with q loatoa revolver, tho vi
iashed him yle oroualy with q rauhide, until
yollod for mercl. TAe acono was quite cdlfyll
10 tho several hundred people who Witnessed Cd.
Tho seaonl caso occurred about tho saino TIM
innnother portion Of tho CITY William Y. b.
net, fornlorjy.of tho Democrat. but now Of Y
3Gr,,0,. llaYing becu ferocsouBly asHniitl In II
lisat~natned paper, sought tue author Of the M ar r
cle,. and, fading him to DO Charles u; Whit
head, whose connection has also roccntly, be
digaolyed with tho saluo journal, proceeded
costigato him. Tho affair drow a large crowd !
ro,hcr, aud Whitclload waa carried OIL t.
eerouni pretty we'll stained with goro. uarn
lien went before Tho probat to Judge. md cnts
etl complaint ngainst himself. A ilno Of 6
vaA imposed, whel vas promptly paid. "
friends Of tho colnsatapta hint that & duel III
yet-resuls.
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