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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25


DENvER-BAIR BRouGuT, BONDED
AND BAILEp.-The mission of our
county Sheriff to Colorado, indicated
last week, was successfully conclud-
ed yesterday morning, when he re-
turned the proper person of Adam
Bair to the court issuing the warrant
for his arrest upon the charge of
murder in the second degree.
After the necessary stoppage in
Des Moines, the Sheriff met further
delay by missing connection At
Omaha, so that he did not arrive in
Denver until Thursday evening OF
last week. Assuring himself that his
man was still in waiting for him, he
embraced the first opportunity to
present his papers at the Governor s
office. The Territory Of Colorado
has, by the way, been for some time
without Governor, and the one
lately appointed had not yet reached
his post, 50 that the Secretary OF
State was acting Governor. This
official proved to be sick in bed at
the time of Shearei $ visit, SO that he
found the united functions Of Gov
ernor and Secretary in the hands OF
lad some sixteen or seventeen
wears old, the son of the latter officer
John says. however, that the boy
was bright one, and didn't fail to
tuck on all the red tape and other
trimmings-which proved to be Won
derfully voluminous. But all things
must end, and at last the young
Governor fixed him out with three
formidable documents, each one
bearing q silver seal about the size
of dinner plate, and there remained
only the settlement with the officers
who had arrested and kept Bair in
/ charge. And in this connection we
may say that the Sheriff acknowl
edges himself under many obligations
| to John McCallin. Chief Of Police 4,
| Denver, not only for cooperation in
BARS arrest before his (Shearers)
arrival but also for favors and assist.
ance while he was in the city. The
arrest was made by policeman john
Sherman. The Sheriff left Denver
Sunday morning, losing ,wcnty-fou1
hours by train behind time at Omaha
and arrived at Upton rs above
stated
A sort Of triumphal reception va,
accorded to Bair here. Among the
large crowd of the curious who me,
him at the depot were numerou.
friends who seemed to have all ar,
engagements made for furnishing an,
required amount of bail. They march
ed him straight to the Court House
where he put in an appearance
before Justice Tuthill, waived an ex
animation and at once furnished bal
in the required sum Of fifteen hun
dred dollars - Messrs. w. Baker
Chas. Foreman, r. Swartzlander
VIM. c. Long and VIM. NJ. Knott
becoming bondsmen--thus in thirty
minutes after his arrival he was free
to go whore willed. And so endeti
another chapter. But before dismis
ing the subject we must be permit
ted to say that the amoun
of BARS bail seems very in
adequate to the Nervousness Of the
crime with which he is charged ane
the effort and expense which hav.
been made in effecting his arrest. tt
our untutored mind it seems like /,
mighty letting down.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

The largest stock and best styles
OF carpets ever brought to Upton
now received at Dean, lngman 4
Young's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

EUREKA GRANGE. No. $50, meets on
March 9th, and on every alternate Fri.
day evening thereafter. Geo. n. Diltx,
Mater. J. n LoNa, Secretary. Pos,
Once, Tipton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

A few more Keystone corn
planters on hand. Give in your or
ders early or we can not supply you.
REICHERT & Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

MONEY to loan on improved farms in
Cedar county, fret mortgage. Will also
buy good mortgages or pIomisory notes.
Off CHARLES HAMMOND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

For wall paper go to Perrien
Deans. Trimmed and border cut
free OF charge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

New millinery goods arriving
daily at Vans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25
Railroad Time Table.

Arriya, and departure of trains at Upton
ON the Upton and stanwood railroad:
Arriye.... $50 A. N. Leave, ......... SEQ A. y.
do ......... ESQ =. n. do. ........is:O T. y
do ......... 7:30 r. n. do. ....-. 500 =. y.
Morning trains connect with trains going
east and west on the Chicago and Nortn-
western road Evening trains conn ect only
with train going west, except Saturday eve
nings, when they wait for theexpress going
east.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

If man wants to commit any
degradation he must keep clear Of
Cedar county Wilton Exponent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

Large lot Of nice style prints 1t
Perrien Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

PosT- OFFIcE.--Mr. Geo. Fraseur,
having purchased of Jesse James the
lot directly east Of Bagley's store,
will shortly remove to it the Fraseur
building, which will at once be &C.
supied by Dir. Shaw for post-office.
The change will be an accommoda-
ton to the public and wiltleave Shaw
& Bagley in much better shape for
the grocery business.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

The best plows for the least
money 1T Reichert s Cobb's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

A good horse for sale cheap at
Reichert & Cobb's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

F. w. HELMlcK, music dealer, 2.S
West sixth street, Cincinnati, sends
"Sadie Darling" new song and cho-
rus,bv Charlie Baker. Popular song;
Handsome title psge; sent to any
address on receipt Of ,hirty-fve cents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

Tuesday and Thursday OF each
week is the day for repairing tinware
at Reiehert & Cobb's. Swift
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-03-25

the best medicine in use for Coughs. Colds
and hOArseueas, &C.
Everything usually kept in . nrst class
Drug store win always be found ON hand;
all OF which will be sold
, 1875-12-27

Tho formal opening OF I'rof Sw1So's Cen
tral Church yesterday WAS attended by a
crowd, in spite Of thc mos! wretcl,cs1 weather
OF tho season, which seems to inflicRto tint
the people who have Joined this e1ninont
gentleman in his Independent movement are
not merely fair-weatlier Christians. Tho
temporary confusion incident to the location
of the ptaccs that havo been reserved will not
need to rec''r, and from now on the enterprise
may DO regarded as one Of lilo prominent
religious institutions, conspicuously at-
tractive by renson of tho enslearmcnt in
which tho pas&pr is held, the central location
Of tue building in which the services arc cot,-
Quoted, tho l,eartincss Of Tho congregational
singing IS contrasted with tlo formal quRr-
tcttc choir siuRing Of other churches, mud tho
sincerity Of church feeling which is liberatcd
from Tho confusion mud restraint of mere
tloRmas. In view OF the fact that this
church will always be crowded, and thns
there will be constant demand for tic seats
TINT hnyo not boon reserved and also tho re-
served seats not occupied for tho tiue. Prof.
6w.So will be fully justified in peromptorily
closing the doors at certain hour. Thus,
If tho services begin nt quarter before II,
it will DO entirely proper to refuse admission
to NIL who come afser II o'clock. Justice to
those who are already in their seatR suggests
TINT they sha!l not bo disturbed after tho
sermcn is begun, and tho strict enforcement
Of such rule would soon get tho congrcga-
tion III the habit OF prompt attendance,
, 1875-12-27

! trailer HAYES to induce him to s;l,n the swim.
ding rontract. lie stated his legal ol,jec.
ti"ns wl'cn il was reported that I'll "opir.
ion " rs to tie legality of the ordinance Ind
bccn already given by City-AItorney JAMIE,
SON. who in becoming consricuous for tho
l'casc and fneility with whic', he furnishes
npinions for thu Ring. hut the Comptroller
b still refused ia sign until so advised b. thu
Corporation Counsel, The mnster. there.
fore. rests will, Judge D1cgry, who will
probably give his opinion today or to.mor.
row. md by TINT opinion tho Comptroller
will, IL is said, be governed III Ills notion. At
present lie IL in conflict with the Mayor and
with the Ring members OF the Council who
votc'l for this ordinance. 1lc opposes tho cx-
ccntion nf the ordinance 1,ecas1se ss,cl con-
trnct ns it is required ho shali execute in pro.
ldbited by tho charter, which reads, Art. 7,
Secs. 40 md ~:
Neither tho City Council nor my department or
orrf Of tie corporation ala add to tho corporation
expenditures in any ono yesr anything oser and
above ihe amount provided far In tile annual appro.
rslatlon il1 Of that year, except herein nthe.wEe
especially provided. Provided, however, That
nothing herein contained shall prevent thu City Cuu,-
1MEf0SGA
1ncAt. Tue necctty 0f which Ia causoa by any casualty
ar accident happening after auch a,nunl appropria-
tion ~ made. No contract sl,a be hereafter u,ade by
thn City Council. or any commiilee or nemtar Ut
thereof, and M expense shall bc incurred by ay Of
tic nccrs or departments Of tic corporation whether
tic obJcct Of tic expenditure sall have bcen ordered
by tho City Council or not. unless IN appropriation
ahala haye bern previously r,aln concerning tuch ox-
penss except herein otherwise expressly provided.
Tho criminal code Of tho Slate, Sec.
209, provides
Every person holding any public Office, Stale. com.
tr. or municipal, Who shall bo guilt5 Of any 1aabo
omission Of tN'J, Or who shall bs guilty cf coa.
tract!ng, directly Indirectly, for tho expenditure Of
greater sum CT amount Of money than may Lave
been. 1t the time Of making tho contracts, appropri-
ated OF set apas by Law TO bo contracted for or e1~
rrns'ed upon ihs subject matter Of Tic contructs
whrn no special provision shall have beon iuado for
the punishment thereof. shall 10 Hned nut exceeding
sloU00, aud may be removed from his oIce trust or
employment.
Thcso sections Of tho now charter arc
amply sufficient to show the illegality Of the
proposed contract It cannot bo claimed
that tho unlighted condition Of the outside
md vacant territory Of tho city is in any why
duo to any casualty or accident hnprening
after Jupo 20, 1876, the dato of tho Inst
appropriation ordinance; and contract ill.,
volving m immediate expenditure of money
without any previous appropriation for that
purpose is made ponal otfense by tho ofll-
cor executing such contrnct. Tie Common
Council cannot BY ordinance require tho
A1nyor or Comptroller to do au act prohibited
by tho law Of the Ssatc.
, 1875-12-27

said TINT lie "lsna nercr mat!o speech In
Congress Oil my subject, aud has mover ill.,
trntalsced nh important tncasure." 1Ie Inns nt-
70 1nilca TO vote on 1nany important 1ncas-
nres. Among these were tho Scunte imitation
bill which GRANT vetoed; KEL1EY'e Y.ti5
shnplaster-bonl schema; HoAh's amendment
making only gold nntl silvor lcgal-teudor aftor
July 1, 1876; FosrER's amendment reducing
tho amount Of grecnbncks to $500, 0oo,.
QUO: mud, on its lunl passage, tho
House currency bill. We trust tl,at
Mr.. MonnisoS's record in tho future will bo
fuller than It i!as lccn in tho past Wl,nt is
needed Just now is aggressive reform, ,-votcs
for positive measures Let tha Ways and
means Committee report such measures, aitl
let Its Chairman carry tLen, through. Alr.
MORRISON las I'LL admirable opportunity. Il
ha fnils 10 utilize Il, the fault will be his own,
, 1875-12-27

4 diapatch from Paris, printod in the last H.
sue Of The TR1nuaE, reveals glimpse Of the
possibilities Of Ulsranontanisn which one cau
contemplate with profit since tho fan9s have
boon drawn. Nine. GAspAn1s. having presented
copy Of her husbands works to tho ltbEkry at
Douaseuots, tho Director Of tho library writes
back TO her in N insulting manner:
Thia very morning made tie finest fro eves socn
with nll these works. How pleasant nq~ the morn.
ins chilly, to one's iuR.ra With N. do AZ
rAn1N's books They burn spiendidly., Onco murs
thinks. sladamc lsncvR papor, asr2rially H. do CAg-
TARis's, has dono ua great SERVICE and hops to
warm ourselyoH again with hts books. Meanwhile,
pray accept our w*rmrst compliments.
Tho delight Of the DoussanoIs Director over
tho burning books reminds ono OF tho horrible
satisfaction Of d canu!ba rubbing his handa as Io
wstchcs tho missionary cooking boforo him. It
showa In q worry cioat light what French Ultra
montaniam might do had II tbs powor that it
wielded In tho daya Of tho 1uquisition.
, 1875-12-27

The University Of Chicago is to bo con-
gratnlatel | upon tho selection Of A1.oszo
AnENSErHy aa President and tho probability
that lie -'l'l accept the position. Mr.. ApER-
SErHT II graduate of the University, was
Colonel II ono Of tho Iowa regiments during
tho War and Ing many years been Supor;n-
tentlcnt IT Public Instruction in Iowa. lie
differs /, .nany essentials FROM my Of tho
former Presidents Of tho University,
and will .npp1y the practical, administrative,
Md ponalar. qualities which hnyo heretofore
been sM1ly deficient in TINT institution. While
+" baptist in dcnoninationa1 profession, he ia
not tho man to ensourage any serious cllarao-
tes'stica in Tho management Of tho College.
Ao Is young man and gallant sort Of fcl-
low, who will command at onco tho respect,
admiration, and goodwill Of tho students, anil
probably contribute in very marked degree
to tho populari2ing Of the institution. Witt,
tho selection Of Mr.. AnEnSE7uy there seems
to be now departure, md determination
that the University ahall 10 freed from tho
Internal disscnsions that hare chiefly i'm
paired its usefulness In the past.
, 1875-12-27
lie tint there iR Mt iSast oun man honest md
fearless enough to reft,su to violate law OF 10
take the pric. pail for o1lcial corruntion.


1t will be remembered Tint. sotnc five q,
! SIX weeks ago. there were daily ntlvices fron
New York, Philadelphia, autl Washington, it,
licating large expenditures in Tho naval dc.
rarsment, conducted in tile most mysterious
manner, md apparently IN tie apprehension
Of an outbreak Of hostility with some foreign
milton. Tho only plausible explanation lhat
could be inndu Of these expenditures at tho
timo was tint tho Government WIS III nos.
session of some special mud startling informn-
tion which showed tho necessity of putting
tho navy instantly on war footing. It waa
expected tint the Presidents message would
) tivo claw to the rea! cause. but II WAS not
found there. There was nothing in the
Presidents message, nor in tic correspond
enco Of thc State Department, nor in tile re-
port OF tho Secretary Of tho Ehyy, TINT ntrorl-
cd warrant for euch heavy expenditures M
haa been reported, Or of any extra ous!ny
OF money, al,l tho public has ever since
been in Ignorance OF why these preparations
had bccn ,nnle.
It is this mir of mystery TINT gives plausi-
bility to tho Desuocrntio version that has now
been p!acosl on these expenditures. 1t is a.
legged that tllero wns n mere show Of spending
largo amount Of money for the purpose Of
covering 'tp former expenditures that had
been unauthorized An allegation Of this kind
should call for the strict investigation which
1t is stated Congress will institute Immediately
nfser tho holidays It is 10 he hoped that the
matter will bc probe.l to tho bottom. Whether
largc sum Of money hns bcen expended re-
contly when there were no foreign co1npiica-
tions to warrant 1t, OF whether these nnwar-
rnntcd expenditures wero mado earlier and
outside Of the appropriations, it il to DO
hoped TINT tho investigation will expose tito
exact condition Of things, and TINT tho Do
partmcnt 10 held strictly accountable for the
appropriations.
Whatever may bo the result of this invest
'gatson, VIC improve nlso Of the announced
intention of the House Committee on Arpro-
triations to cut down expenses heavily in this
Department, md not to nllow for any unnu-
thorized expenditures. Tho country will not
suffer II This Department bo held down to
tic lowest tlg'ro compatible with the public
interest. The personnel Of the navy might
bo largely reduced without any injury to the
service, antl strict revision will likely lig-
cover many items TINT mny be lopped OIL
with advantage. Our navy is not in con-
dition for active service, and in time Of peaco
it is not likely nor well TINT it bo kept so.
"ililc this is admitted, tho best .coarso in to
maintain it at tho smallest possible cost to
tho country, and to waste no money on old
mad damaged ships & war TINT could not 10
used If war should come,
, 1875-12-27
TURKEY FALLING TO pTF0rR

Il has LANG i,aen ov;,1ant thot ~. o:.
Eupiro waa hollow s1,ol1 1,nt 1e,. ss1.nen NV"
n resident of Constontinon'o ~ ~. No. 49,. .to.a
na,uoaal,o shows that i,tarno, ,,oaar ,,aa .4 o.
90 for Tint .bo abo1l rn,t oo,n ao1;a. 80
it's own weight, Tho f,ovorument u r. .aIs" noA
loss to control ;ta own snIord,not,. t" 'r,'s..
in no pretanao In tbo con,rorv 1nnnx;s, ~
crees are issued for tho aalo ~ tha;r @ 49,. ~
upon TIN E,rnnoa, o,or,,ians - ~ 'aoIs a:",
Nfan. mt win nv i3oo .ha. thou ~, 1'e~ "a
obeyel Tbra trs r~a,7aaa 49, W. ~
uo,uinal1y roducod tron, 1oi ~ =, wv.
cont. Int tha tov-oo,,,arou x;a;,,,,. tot
the o,d rata In f,.a.a5s ~.4'eoS
mt dua mt, 1877 o' .es
wruno from Tie roon1o ~ ~ .o,. "o" ,,..' uea's
mona NJ thia nonov I'll, ~, cssss., .,.ao os
uhe of1c;.la 1,s1;a.a that nop'o' ~" I
doomod. and aro mal,na ,,s ~, Ae .'aI. - ~
authority 10 oot III, .sh;,a ~ 49, ~ sA'a 'Dtel
Armc,;n tt.oa h,r.ia. . s-, 10y ~
inc wholly imav;narv c1o,,ns ~" :. .s' onosJ =
Thara Ia - cou. ~, .....1 =" ~. 4.",0 ~
hoa bcen forc,1 IN col, ,.a. ,,o".1,,",, " "1uo"
I'm, "a ror ~. ~ Hi. As1eeAo.a 'afn,
for bo, h,,s,,.r,, ,,,-;.." - 'ps4o" e'@
1;a ,7ao,,, uu,,,o 49, s44o w." 5e@s n1t"o
,,o,,,a.. -, 49,. -. Ae F4nct't 10 tnos
- - s ~ P'oa,ses ~ Ie9 SUBJECTS,
sH"AA'' .."po'en' VI 4o1tiaesa u fts prom
49, ~ sao o4t'@eaS u otnes NATIONS AMI 70
wv "as.ons snc'oSel'es' IL haa ropudfatod
iat' u 'ts aoot' anu It hhs }uss signed the
, 1875-12-27

g. l1onls cs!shrs.eh Christmas Dav In \ man.
ner peculiar to that city. In fight between
s0ma bows, one shot tho other iu tho mouth.
In domestic row, 4 woman chopped up man
With hAtehet. Another boy MAS stabbed In tho
knea BY 8 bootblsck. Two women got on =
Christmas drunk, and ono alaahed the othor with
razor. Tho List OF festivitles closea with Ao-
other domestic aoray. iD which ono man beats
another with club ainost to death for having
invaded tho counubsAl prvanies Of hls houAe
Ths dispatch nalvely aaYs tia. C4rlstmAs WAS
celebrated in st. Louia In tho usual manner.
Whio this sort Of celebration OF the birth Of
our Lord was going on In 1t. Louis. tho good
peop!o Of Chicago met In their tempted With
ptalse and song, and gathessd about the'r we'll
laden taLlss. aud celebrated tho day In see,nly
4nd reyasenilal manner.
, 1875-12-27

sASnoRS, the moicty n1an, Inns turned IN
again, and, with Gen. RuyLrn rs lis counsel.
puts tn bill for $500, 600, tho Same being
10 per cent of tho hues and penalties COL
lcctel az lo claima, upon information fu.-
nlshed by him to tho internal revenue Of
tcers But SANDonN finds Chilly atmos-
phoro in tho Departments 1t ia bad wear
for 'noictes. Commencing with Commits
s'oner PnArT, lie is told to 80 10 Secretary
Rnls1ow, WHO declines to enA,rtain the c1ai,n
aud tells him to 80 to Attorney General
p1EanEroSr, with an excellont prospect tllat
the latter will tell him to go to The al.
, 1875-12-27

Our usual Monday morning collection Of
pulpit matter will he found to embrace n Pc
culiarly CHEEKY aud agreeable sermon by tllo
ReV. RonEnT Co11rEn, who finds plenty
OF 'reason why people should be cheer.
tnl and hopeful; sermon by tho Rov. D.
d. CHENEY, skctching the progress of tho pnst
century made by the baptist denomination !;
and another by tile Rev. ]. Moxno GrBsos.
OF the Second Presbyterian Church, on tho
promise Of salvation rs given to the .patri-
Arch1 Of old
, 1875-12-27

The Chicago Communists aro intlulgine in
ls'e harmless luxury Of expressing sympathy
t"r their brethren for whom the French Gov
ernment provides gratuitous board and lode.
lug ut Now Caledonia in consequence OF few
tuch "noble mud unscllsh F." ,ets ~ tho ia.
'truct'on Of several palaccy mud works of art
n p"rs, and the perprctrntion OF various
aendish atrocities during the dark days Of the
Commune. Their sympathizera In this city,
ha''ng themselves "oitizens Of Chicago,"
yesterday adopted memariai On tho sub iect
'ail'hs upon Franco to mitigate tho rigor
sItb which tho citizens Of Now Caledonia !"
lra treated, and urging tho intervention Of
he United StascB Government in their be.
'hf. The memorial is really agreeable rcatl.
ng, supposing 1t to bo partly true, for It at-
nrds the gratifying assurance that thoro Is a
'lace on earth whcre Communists pyo daalt
rithfas they deserve.
, 1875-12-27
PERSONAL

Von Dulow hegna hlR second series OF plant
rooltal4 In Now York Tonight.
Tho New York Ford EXCUSES itsalt Ia tw4
columns Of llns prns fos being fond Of Augusta
Evans noyols. :
Col. yalautiue Baker Ia said to be employing
tlla spare time 10 prlsou ln writing book about
his campaign In KhtyA.
Bishop Gilbert Haven frat became famous ba
advocating miscagonaton ~ scientific soluuoa
of the issuos loft BY the War.
Tie Prince Of Walea h&a n, income Of ontl
e575, 900 FER annum, and hs couldnt AFFORD Il
pay hs own expenses In India.
New Jerey trasnps are put In lookup and
given d steady diet OF crackers aud water. 9inct
tho adoption OF this syAtsm New Jersey hss fsx
tssmps.
Cardinal Manning. IN recent leotnrs, sa!d
that In no coansry tn the world vas Tho adninls.
tzatton Of justice moss unlmpsachAbla than II
England.
Tha London Examine.. says tho butlesqut
poem "Jonta Fisher" wa written "etthsr b1
Robess nsosniug or tho dsyil." lobs1t Brown
Ing dsnlos hAvtng writssn 1t.
Miss Cora 4. Dillon, ; daughter Of sidns1
Dillon. was married In Now York , few days ago
Ths most conspicuous presents we're from Ma
Sidney Dillon and M1s. jay Gould.
Prof, stanley Jsgon's article In The FbrsatghaN
daaigpsd TO show that the purchase Of ths tails
graph lines Ia England by The Qoyeznmsut wN
1 great blundeE, hAa attrsotsd At&satlon IN inau4
snsial quarters.
Surrogate Autohios Of Now York, has rsfuss1
to admit to probate the viii OF Ano Elisa Daksf
4 widow lady about 10 ysaxs Of ags, who dssd<
her property, amounting to 90, 900, to her fsu
y physielau. The evidences ahnWed that thsd
osdsnt Wa addicted ~ ths Ia Ut int,1leath
dnula, aud hAa b&&n andat tho ears e4 phx
, 1875-12-27

Tbs famous mAadatA, "Iet no guilty man 4AeapA"
oane 1raa uRAkE.-CA1cAa0 TRIBUNE.
Acl'oaALu ssJs, on Tie othsx hand, ~the sAy1nR u
bh141ows, and 1t VA auRgAstsd BY him 10 G1A1T.-
asn York Sun.
Da1s7oN ought to know. In hts tslsgzaphia
lsttsf he declared that aftss rs&ding Il to The
Pfsaidsnt ths lAttsy oxdassd Lin 10 pss4s On 4as
, 1875-12-27

prudent to nsk tho consent Of tho Mexican
Congress. Mr.. FosrEn rellied hy disclaim-
ing for lie United States any scheme Of ar-
QUESTION or extension Of territory, but plainly
intimnting TINT snch scheme might be tho
inesitnL}o out9rowth Of the present condition
OF nfIniss, and Of tho acknowledgment Of tho
lelplcssness Of tho Mexican Government in
tho matter. This sort of talk sounis like
lllainesa