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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
kp.NcO Nai EiNEnNrirN.

\ special mcctin. of the Standing Commit
tee OF til. Diocese of Maryland was held on
Monday to determine whether the Committee
would or would not assent To the conservation
of the Rev. Drs Jaeger and De koven, Bishops
elect OF the DioceSes Of Illinois and Southern
Ohio respectively. DR.. Jaeger is distin-
guished member of the Low Church party,
while Or. he Koven is well known as an ex-
IRENE rjtuaiSt or High Churchman. The
Committee. after full consideration OF the
questions involved in the cases, refused to give
their approval to the conservation of either of
the Bishops elect.
In order to confirm an election TO the Bish-
opric majority Of the forty-three dioceses is
required. The vote of all the Standing Com
mttecs that have SO far acted upon the cleo
tionS, stands thus DIR. De kOveR, Q votes for,
Is against. DR.. Jaeger, Is votes for, against
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12

DENTAL chair has excited a rare degree of
interest. Only one President before him
has returned to either House after retiring
from the " hlte House. and Johnson is the
first one that has come to the Senate.
Many OF our Presidents after bidding
farewell to the office have not even paid a
visit to the city. Buchanan did not, Pierce
did not. Fillmore did not, Van Buren, did
not, and am not sure about jackson and
some of the Others The Senators came
in by tours and were escorted by their
colleagues, except Andy, who thinks Coo
per his colleague chiseled him out Of the
seat four years ago, and so lie preferred to
come in alone. Dawes and ANDY carried
bo1uets, showing that they are still in good
standing with the fair sex, in spite of age
and Its disabilities. Dawes held his up
with aprodigiOus smile of the triumphant
sort, and Andy with less smile, was no
less pleased Andy's nose is not one of
the kind that harmonses with the Odor
of boquet, with the proper suggestive
ness, as all who call his picture to mind
can see, but this was not considered by
the donor probably. Applause greeted
Andy and Burnside, but the others were
looked upon as Senators who have to make
reputation in the future. Men of both
parties saluted the ex-President heartily,
and some of the old impeachers We're quite
cordial in their demonstrations. The new
Senators from Michigan, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota, who were elected by Democra-
tic votes, have taken places in the Repub-
lican caucus, and will act with the party
as much as Carpenter did. Booth of Cali
fornia did not appear.
Owing to the Southern true-tisas- tn he
met it is probable that the session will
last two or three weeks. The rumors OF
changes in the Cabinet thicken, the story
now being that Grant has finally decided
to 90 for a third term. if lie has to break
things, and as Bristow and Jewell both
wish to try their luck. the Cabinet is not
harmonious. Delano wants to he Secre-
tary of the Treasury. and will promise to
do anything Grant wants to help the third
term, and old Zach says he must have a
seat in the Cabinet any how. Blaine, Bris-
tow. Jewell and Wilson prefer to see the
machine smashed to accepting a third
term Of Grant and hence things political
are lively at present.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
A Review.

The Cangress which expired at noon on
Thursday, the 4th inst, will probably be long
er recollected in the memory of the American
people, and occupy more prominent place in
the history of the country than very many of
its predecessors. Whilst the latter NAV be re-
membered as respectable bodies which, accord
ing to the lights before them, endeavored to
legislate for the advancement and protection of
all the citizens of the Union, the Fortv-third
Congress will ever be recolected as that one
which endea vored for the sake of public greed
and power TO place the liberties of the country
entirely within the control of the Executive and
thereby establish a military despotism. 1t
went ito power with Gen. Grant second cleo
ton, and the overwhelming vote by which he
and the large majority of its members were
placed in power showed that their party had
reached the very elimination of its strength
1t had everything--there was no further power
for it to fight for. With the grand occasion
thus presented all that was needed to establish
itself firmly in the popular heart was to use
wisely the opportunity thus offered-to rise
above partisanshp, to give peace, quiet and
good government to the whole country, whilst
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12

ern Central in Baltimore, we are likely to
be brought more Immediately under the
control of this settled policy of the parent
road, and we have bright hopes of the
development Of local traffic of large
value all along the line of our road. In
deed in passing over the road a few days
ago we could not help being struck at the
quantity of business which was being done
by both the freight and passenger trains.
With regard to the particular contest
going on now, it grows out of the refusal
O. the Pennsylvania Central to allow the
cars of the B. & o. II. r. Co to pass over
its tracts between Philadelphia and New
York. Before the B. & p r. r. was built
between Washington and Baltimore, the
Washington Branch of the B. & o. r. r.
had an entire monopoly of all travel be-
tween those points, and whilst thus enjoy
ing this monopoly utterly refused to make
any terms for passengers or their baggage
who wished to connect with the Northern
or West, because the latter road was I'M
der control of and connected with the
Pennsylvania Central. All of this caused
an immense amount of inconvenience and
delay to the vast travel which went to
Washington during the war. This great
annoyance was really the reason why the
latter road obtained control of the charter
of our road and built the B. & P r. r.
between Washington and Baltimore-thus
making continuous and unbroken con-
nection from New York to the South
Now it is paying Mr.. Garrett back in his
own coin by refusing to allow him to run
his cars over the lines of the PENNSYLVANIA
road between Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. Garrett IN turn has lowered the freight
and passenger fare to the far West. At
all events one thing is certain, whilst the
war wages the people will be benefited by
the low rates if not otherwise.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12

The last advices give Cheney, Republican,
38..7l; Roberts, Democrat, IS, SIS; Temper
ancc and scattering, 67s; while the towns yet
to he heard from gave the Democratic MAORI
ties over all others last year of 80 Ifthese lat
ter towns simply hold their own the vote would
stand for Cheney, rs, III; Roberts, IS, 72O.-
But IS much larger vote has been poled this
year there is possibility yet that Roberts will
come out ahead. On the Congressional ticket
the Democrats carry two ont OF three Congress
men. aud on the Legislative ticket both parties
claim n majority of the Legislature. on joint
ballot. There is no election of Governor by
The people, and the question will have to be
decided by whichever party has a majority in
the Legislature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12

vigilance Some whose presence was not abso-
luteIy necessary went home, while Others TAX
inc cushions from the galleries made tempo rarv
beds upon the floor or stretched themselves out
on sofas. 4 few laid back in their chairs and
with their feet resting on adjoining desks took
their maps. A very few however remained in
their seats and watched the proceedings closely.
but even these from the monotonous tones of
the overworkcd clerks. were not able to gather
a very clear idea of what vas heino done
Bills were taken from the table and read Inv
their title and if ynybody would assume ,ha va
for them in min. eases ont of ton
they would he passed. Onccin n while an OH
inrtinn ,youIJ va p,oIa ,,J ,Lo,, ,Lo ,,,o,,,l. -,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
The Revenue Bill.

1t would seem as though it was next to
impossible for the Radical leaders to leg
islate on measures of this character with
out corrupt motives, and for the benefit of
a few monopolists. We short time since
showed how the increased duty of p per
cent al calorem put on sugars under this
bill would have the effect of taxing the
people $50 900, 900, in order to put s. 0O0,-
900 in the Treasury-the other So. OOO, 900
going into the pockets OF the sugar ref
ners. A further examination of this same
bill shows that the effect of the increased
tax on whiskey will be to put into the
pockets of the ''whiskey ring" some Sc. O0O,-
O00, without any corresponding benefit
to the Treasury. Under this bill, as il was
amended in the House. under TIE influence
IF this powerful ring, all whiskey now on
hand or in bond pays no increased duty.
but only the old tax of 20 cents per gallon,
whilst all whiskey made after the passage
of the bill pays 80 cents, or an increase of
20 cents per gallon. There are about 80
100000 of gallons of whiskey now in the
hands of the manufacturers and the whole
sale dealers, for the former have been run
ming their distilleries to their utmost capa-
city for sometime past. in order to meet
the present increase of tax Now bv this
tax bill, this 10000, 900 is increased exact
ly 20 cents gallon. aggregating $4,000
900 to the holders and not one cent of il
goes into the L. s. Treasury. If the
Treasury ever does receive any benefit from
this Increased tax it will be some months
hence, because the supply on hand will
have TO be first exhausted, and the Trea-
sury is said to be in want of immediate
relief. But it is doubtful lift Will receive
as much revenue from TIE tax at 80 as it
did when it was only at 20 cents. We all
know what monstrous frauds on the re-
venue were practised when the tax was
two dollars a gallon. Whenever the tax
is increased these frauds are recommend
ed. For instance, in 1870, the tax on
whiskey was 80 cents gallon only, and
the returns of the Department show that
the tax was levied that year on a produc-
ton of about 72,5OO,00o gallons. During
the fiscal year 1874 the tax was 20 cents
per gallon and we learn from the same
source that that year the tax was levied
on production of only $500, 600 gallons.
"a falling off of 10000 of gallons. Of
course nobody believes that there was this
falling off in the production of whiskey.
Unfortunately it never falls off, but is
steadily on the increase all the time. 1t
may safely be assumed that during the
four years its production had increased 10
per cent. with the population. Why then
were three millions of gallons less taxed
IN 1874 than were so taxed in 1870? There
is and can be but one solution of the puz-
zle and that is that the increased tax had
made illicit destillaticn profitable. II
there was this falling off when the tax was
70 cents, what will it be now that it has
been increased to 80 cents?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
Two Gentlemen and "a White Wan.

The following is from the Richmond Enquir-
sr. We very much approve the treatment
which the white man received:
On Thursday white man and two negro
men-all vel! drcSsed-entered saloon on
Broad street. not tar from the theatre and the
white man called for three brand, cocktails -
The Industrious dispenser of Spirituous COM
fort hriskly compounded the fluids and set be-
fore the negroes two glasses. II called for three
glasses said the white man. ',IeS, replied
the bar-kccper, I'm sorry we cannot accom-
modate you, bat we only sell to gentlemen. -
The negroes grinucd and imhihcd, and then
followed their eXasperated friend and brother
To the street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
NOTICE.

4 NY person or persons who may, with
y view 10 gilling for shad or herring, squat
on any property OF mine or over which | have
control on ''NANJEMOY REACH on the
Potomac-embracing some several miles-with-
out the permission of the undersigned, will be
deemed TRESPASSERS, upon whom the law
will be enforced to its full extent.
have SHANTlES along the shore that may
be obtained at fair rental, TO be paid on or
about the 10th day of April. All outfit of
whatsoever description used from them or on
the beach will be held bound for the same
THOMAS A. MILLAR
March II IS1-3t.eow
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
Our Congressional Notes.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, 4th March. This body remained
in session all night and was industriously en-
gagged in rushing through business. At one
time it went into Executive session but at 30
A. NJ. the doors were opened and business pro-
ceeded The River and Harbor bill being IN
der consideration, it occupied considerable
time 1t was amended and re-amcnded. Dur
ing this process all rules seemed to be suspend
ed and the Senators seemed to revel in disor-
der Amendments were added to the bill only
to he taken off and again restored Every
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-03-12
The Sacred COLLEGE.

\ special cable dispatch from Rome to the
New York FreenGn's journal announces that
At the Pro-Consistory to he held on Monday
next, March 18th, Archbishop McCloskey, OF
New York Monseigneur Leodochowski, Arch
bishop of Posca ANA GneSen, in Prussia; De
>champs. Archbishop of Mechlin and Primate
OF Belgium: Archbishop Manning, of West
minister, and Mgsr. Bartolini and Giannel OF
the Roman Court, will he created Cardinals.