The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-08
From New York.
AFTER CHARLIE ROSS AGAIN.

AFTER CHARLIE ROSS AGAIN.
NEW York, March :.
Detective Wood and the father OF Charlie
Ross came to this city Friday upon infor-
nation that led them to believe they had
gained some further clew to the missing
boy. They were in consultation with Su-
perintendent Waling last evening, and told
him the story. Superintendent Walling
stated af(erward that he had no opportu-
nifty of investigating the facts in the case,
and could not do so until Saturday. He
added that neither he ror Mr.. Ross believ-
cd, after discussing the matter fully, that
nything would arise from it.
NEW TRICK OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
A Washington dispatch says "The
failure of the senate to confirm Judge
Evans as United States marshal for the
eastern district of Texas reinstates Tom
O'Chltrec, who was suspended prior to the
assembling of congress in December last.
Attorney general Williams decides that I'M
der the tenure of the office act O'Chiltree
assumes Office and will continue until his
successor is appointed by the president.
This is the first instance under the tenure
OF office act, where, by the failure of the
senate to confirm suspended officer has
been restored. O'Chitrec left for Texas
last night, to again enter upon the duties
of his office.
FEDERAL INTERFERENCE IN RHODE ISLAND.
A dispatch from Newport, II. L., re-
ports considerable excitement there over
conflict OF authority between the state
constabulary and the United States mar
shall, who was backed by the revenue cut
ter and troops at Fort Adams. Governor
Howard presented the report of Chief
Constable Northrup to the senate Fri
day relative to the official interfer-
ence of United States Marshal Cog
gleshall at the recent seizure of liquors
which were under the protection of the
state. The governor assumes the RESPONSE
bility of the action of the constabulary in
Withdrawing from the contest tor the seized
liquors, as it was done by his direction to
avoid bringing the military in antagonism
with the police, l agree fully with the
universal opinion that these attachments
are collusive and thinly disguised sham,
and share the general sense of mortifica-
ton at the indignity to which our COM
monwealth was subjected. Iiealze also
the gravity of the situation and recognize
it as our imperative duty to take measures
for an early and proper adjustment of the
question. Now that the issue is directly
forced, think 1t ought to receive your at
tention. Your presence here, senators, is
mockery and farce. II such proceedings
as these are sustained by the federal gov
eminent, your honorable judiciary and exc
cutive may as well resign their offices and
and leave the control and direction of state
affairs to subordinates of tho United States
government. No graver question has ever
been forced upon the state since its first set
Element. 1t is vital question, for in it are
involved the sovereignty of the state and
the harmonious relations of the state with
the United States. Still the state of Rhode
Island is entitled on such points TO an equal
respect as the larger states or the general
government itself. make no argument