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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALES,
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOs. 1887
and 353S.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. SIX LOTS OF GROUND
in squares Nos. 20 and Isl; assessed in the
name Of v. TAlSONS.
SrArR TAX CoLLgtroR's OPploE,
No. l69 Gravier street,
New Orleans. NoyembNr 20 IRE.

SrATR TAX CoLLYtTo OFPlCE,
No. 1853 Gravter street
New Orleans, November 30, 1875.
RY VIRTUE OF THE POWER In ME- VESTED By
- the act of the Legislature of this State, No. AZ
of 1873, approved March a. 1873, will proceed to
sell ct public auction at my Office No. 1863 Grayier
street the said First District Of this city on
SATURDAY, December IL, 1875, at twelve O'clock u,
the following described property. to wit
by Common, Gravier. Tchoupitoulas and Mage zine
streets, fronting on Common street measuring Is
BY IS feet.
.. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in squsre No. 20,
bounded by Fulton, Peters. Julia and St Joseph
.treets, fronting on Fulton street, measuring lis
feet 10 inches, by l26 feet inches.
Together with all the improvements and appur.
tenances thereunto belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to satisfy
privilege and claim due the state Of Louisiana
fer taxes Lpos said property for the year 1879,
amounting to six hundred and ffty.two dollars
and fifty cents, together with all COSTS penalties
and charges.
At said ssle the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon. and all oosts aud charges which may have
accrued.
The purchaser at this sale identified to be put in
imunt diAte possession.
Terma-Cash on the spot. t
N. c. YOLGRR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
Last week of the engagement of
MIR. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
Supported by JOHN W. NORTON.
Monday Evening, November %, 1875.
JULIUS CESAR.
CASSlUS.. LAWRENCE BARRETT
Tuesday Evening-"Rpsedale."
Wednesday Matmee-"Rosedale"
Wednesday Eyening-Romeo aud Juliet"
Thursday Eveuing-"0theilo." Mr.. Lawrence
Barrett ps 'Iago."
Friday Evening-Last night and farewell benefit
of Lawrence Barret.
Saturday Matinee -PoJtively Last appearance Of
Mr.. Barrett.
Sunday, December 5--BUFFALo BILL COMBI-
NATION no23
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AUCTION SALES.
r M. q D. J. MONTGOMERY.

II M. q b. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONrp.,
AND DRAL1RS IN NEW PURNITursA
Once ArMsry Hail, Ne. ~ Can, n.
TH.weekly ssles of every description A. n
hold furniture, Mirrors, Pianos, Carpets. NM.
etc., on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and GATrsSy
1t Auction Room, No. go Camp street, Cos.s
at II A. n.
6emi.weekly sales of Horses, Mules. Bu,-.,
riages, etc, at Sales stables, No. 70 Bsronssss Al
near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and NsTi;1;
commencing at IL A. n.
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of mi !,
and stocks
Always on hand the largest stock Of NJ. :
ture of every variety to be found in IN" A.
their show rooms, Armory Hall, No. 81 CAM
Being the largest and Oldest establshmsls
kind in the South, they solicit Q porti~
and doalera in furuitura
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02
RIoAH STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchang
nuntatiDua cuatattnJ,

The market opened under the depressing influ-
ence of decline at New York of Ice in spots and
and 32Ol6c in futures aud falling off of 10
in sterling exchange. equal to about 2l0 " cent,
while the movement was moreover checked by
dark and rainy weather. The sales during the
morning were consequently confined to about 1000
bales, after which buyers came forward rather
more freely and took $3.50 bales, making total az
noted above, of ALSO. Prices generally easier,
especially tor the lower grades, requiring the
Modification noted above. Stiict ordinary to good
ordinary sold at l0ssc; good ordinary at 16ac;
strict low r1iddling at 1Hc; strict low middlipg
to middling, benders, at lZAc. and middliug aL
I'm and l27ic. The 800 P. N. dispatch from New
York reported additional decline of l.l6c in
middliDg Orleans, making the entire falling off
Lice in uplands and &c in Orleans and the Liver.
pool market was steady at previous rates, with
sales Of 10 900 bales
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-dsy's expOrt.) IS 996
bales, embracing IS ,034 for Liverpool 80 400 for
Havre. 1879 for the North see, 1923 for bremen,
l1i7 for Spain, 1890 for the Mediterranean, and
1913 for cosstwise porte leaving in presses accord
ing to its account ct II NJ, 100 ,693 bales. II We
deduct from this the amount sold, but not vet
delivered, the balance will be about 10000 bales
to represent the quantity uus0ld, o large part of
which 10 withheld from the market, In transit
or not yet sampled
The Exchange reports, "Ssles $500 bales Mar
ket quiet" Its quotations for ordinary. good ordi
nary and low middins reduced &c. The sales
are computed from P. N. yesterday to 3 P. N to-
dSy,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, December ., 1875.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
Steamer Big Foot, Poe for ApaacbicoR
Ship Scioto, Mitchell, for Havre
Brig Anna Kuight, Davis, for Baltimore
Schooner Ma hi da Kranz. Rich, for Marseil.es via
Genoa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

North German Lloyd,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS,
VIA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
The Steamships of the North
lGaE& German Lloyd will run as follows:
- From Bremen. From New Orleans
HANOVER. September IS. October "a.
FRANKFURT. October 49,. November 81.
H5 ts3NnpT November 7.......'--
Further days of departure will be advertised
hereafter.
The steamers touch outward at Havre and Ha
vana, and on their home trip at Havana and South
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, SOUTHAMPTON or Havre to Havana or
New Orleans:
Stn god
From New orleans or Havana to southampton,
London, Havre or Bremen:
cabin. &ls0 gold
From New Orleans to Havana Havana: s''N
cabin. &35 gold
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
~, Id. +. sToGkaESEs : c. \, AGENTS.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
WILLIAM P. cL ss1an'hi WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, EMILIA.
ASA Tho New Orleans, Florida
~ and Havana Steamship Company
H4kN will dispatch one of the above FIRST
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Wednesday,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and con-
Meeting with steamers for Apalachicola, st. Marks
RATES OF PAsSAGR
To Key West To Cedar Keys
Cabin.... .................S4 $40 e25
Steerage... .............. 20 10
Through bills Of lading issued to all points in
Florida, including Tampa, and to New York, Charles
ton anS Savannah.
None but the company's bills Of lading signed
and none signed after the sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations, and through
tickets given to above points.'
No freight received without permit from the
ONCE.
For freight or passage apply to
L K. ROBERTS Agent.
lAt No. lj0 Common street
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+ PARLOR, DININGRO0M AND
BHDhOOM FURNITURE, ETC
SUCCESSION OF A. A. ATOCH
By o. valeton.

A GREAT VARIETY OF PLANTS. sUol|
MINIS, DAaLtAs AND ROSBS, hot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

- Of Orleans, 10. q, 003.-Notice Is hereby given
to the creditors Of this estate and to al other per.
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
have or can. why the account presented BY
David Il. Byme, tsstamentary executor of thfs
and the fandA distributed in accordance there.
BY order Of the Court re7 o 81.
nss4 . des FRANK PACE, JR.. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

GLOBE THEATRE,
" Corner of Baronne and Perdido Streets
CHARLES o. WHITE. Busiuess and Stage Manager
VOLUMES OF NOvELTIES.
Grace, Beauty and LONELINESS.
PARTISAN GAN CAN,
Introducing Sixty Beautiful Young Lai les.
THE MODEL SHOW OF THE DAY.
New Stars,
THE BEAUTIFUL WOOD SISTERS AMELIA DEAN
AND EMMA JOHNSON.
Admission only 10, Is, Is and 50 cents.
Matinee Saturday at twelve O'Clock.
FRIDAY, Ladies' night. no23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

GRAND FAIR
Will be given by
THE LADIES' AID AND SEWING SOCIETY
OF New orleans,
For the benefit of the
TOURO INFIRMARY,
AT GRCNEWALD HALL,
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, December q,
=, =, . and IL.
Admission twenty.hv cents. no23 dell
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: STEAMBOATS,.

s STEAMBOATS,.
SUMNER AHD wInTRR LINE LOWER COAST
1880 . PACKETS -75ll'r n - : =
b MARTHA AND MARIE. .-
Leaves every IyRaDAY and TAuReDAY ct u n,
i P.ss, junp, f Sssi s SSs9 foiDts.
a.la-aachs md III way h1dings,
the new ow-pressurs stsansf ,
10 ssfiaj5Sa ~ nlARTHA. s.,R3 Ii45If ~
: ". q BAeBBrT. Master
Leaves - above, commanding TBURSDAY, no
yentss e rsturninG every MOhDAY YOauROOn
nod WDDNRDDAX and F4IDAY IVRuIuGS. con
neeting q Rurss nth The nARtB svery TUHaDAY
anS T9uRSpAY kvknI.0 for the rAsees,
Ps0 - ~ 0AsaFdaS TIP, giving ersursionists
A. - s1ssssiIs,5w g .s:sa e. Paas Tsvn
IS ssass Ss !. s;H1 4 ssssue.d rate.
-. is: 81 sssss: :ssg On s's.d q 8 r ne
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Orleans. pO30 de5 III
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 3547.
STATE OF LouIsIANA-PARrsH OF ORLEANS
First District, City Of New OrlsAns
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF aRouED,
assessed in the name Of MRS. g. HOaER
MAN
STATE Tax CoLLzcroRs orrro1,1
No. 1853 Gravier street,
New Orleans, November 30, ls75.
RY vIRTUB OF TIE POWER IN NIB VESTED
~ By the aet Of the Legislature Of thi. State No
a. pSpp sSeton s n1 w to
s1iykl1Y December il. 1875. At twsive oeiosi q
z sas.1 70 vito t.
bounded by Cypress, Deibigny, konan and e.
sas cHEs,:ss : rss II a.
improvements ana appurtsnanoss thsreunto b.
hsid property having been sssssa By mo 10 sasiafy
privilege and clsim due the state Of Leuislsna
Ss tsass ups, ss.a p.Spsry f.: he Ess. ls.,
~ costs, psnSitisc and chssrsS v'sn
"a a, g. gsopssZ Sill not b .a,uAles..A
The Aforesaid claim, teeet4er With. ~ psaaitiSs
thereon nd Al costa and ehsrges which nay have
The purchaser 1t this ssls L. entitled 10 be put
fsrns-Csss "a tie spot.
state Tax COLLECTOR. First District, 0!sy q Few
Or1eAns. taf- no30 deb 9 II
TAX COLLEAGUES BALE-NO. $3.50.
STATE OF L00IsfANA. PARISH OF ORLRAus-
~ First District, City Of New OrlesnA =.
STAT. OF LOUISIANA vs. ZINE LOTS OF
No 81 s.sssssd q 6. ns"s q 4 II :assic
srArs TAI coLLscros's oyyrcs,,
No. lo9 6fAvier street.
New Orleans, Novembar %, ISIS. }
DY VIRTUE OF TIE POwRR m NE VESTED BIZ
ID the act Of the LegiAature Of this state Ne "a
Of 1879, approved March IA, 1873, viii proceed 70
sell ~ public auction. ct my ooe, No 1852 GrAvier
etreet In the uaid First District Of this city on
sATunDAI. pssenbsr \. lsw. sttwslve O'Clock T..
t1s 5slisytnE Ss 80 HEsIsrty. = W.T.
s SSenssd q Co@nep o.syi:s. Lopss end zsnaen
bylA ret T6gsther With sn the inpeoveEents
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS,
VIA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

SAVANNAH, December 1.-The Junction
Railroad, connecting the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad with the Atlantic and
Calf Road, was completed to-day and
trains passed over. A large delegation
from thie city met the delegation from
Charleston at the junction, and the two
trains came in together. The completion of
this line gives through rail connections from
tho North to Florida and Southern Georgia,
via Savannah, and also another through
rail line to Atlanta, via Augusta.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

N. G. HOLGRR,
OrlbanA pO30 de5 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02

AUGUSTA, December Hon. Charles
Estes has been reelected mayor BY 68S ma
jority over DR.. L. d. Ford, who was nomi.
mated YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
THE SUPPLY BILL.

APARTMENTS OFFERED IN COMMITTEE OF THE
WHOLE OF THE AssEMBLY-THE I'LL PASSED.
TuEAMOUNT APPROPRIATED LARGELY INCREASED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TILE TRIBUSEl
ArRAyY. March 23.-The evening session of
the Assembly was taken up with the consideration OF
the supply bill Il Committee Of the Whole the amend
rents made to it increased the amount appropriated
o75 g. The largest item in this increase was an a
nronrtaon OF $40 complete the buildings OF the
r,ehr,ate ASYLUM at BlnghamtOn. The amendment for
This was offered by Mr. Sherwood OF Broome. 1t was
defeated in Committee Of the Whole but after the Com
ittae rose II was added, Yea and Nay vote, by As
IN a. An amendment offered by Mr.. Hustled TO raise
the appropriation for the Homeopathic Asylum Tor the
Insane AZ Middletovn from $4,000 to $4,000 was passed
Tr ,bonsapd dollars was appropriated for the State
Normal School at Geneseo. Mr.. Russell OF Wayne
moved TO strike the section OF the bill which appro
nriates 81 oOOGOO for the new Capitol and read speech
f length In favor Of taking this step on
acconnt OF the hard times but his was almost the only
VOTE in favor OF the proposition MI ehel OF "est
chester offered amendment to appropriate Sl'Ooo 10
AID in rebuilding the buildings of the Girls Department
:, Tho New.York Catholic Protectory which had been
a.,rovah nv fire. This was supported by Messrs.
Dessar and MCGOWAN Of New-York and others,
Int was lost by vote OF Al Nays 10 ~
yeaa For clerk hire Of the Ways and Means
Committee OF last year $1,000 was appropriated by an
amendment but amendment TO appropriate s'oO LOT
counsel fees Tor tnC CothiHiV'oo vi N'4o'
while engaged in an investigation was defeated MT
Alyord fought hard carry amendment to pay W. d.
Rrstol former State Treasurer, tS142 This was 10
reimburse Mr. Bristol for money paid by nun 10 Sette
bia aceount @ subordinate In the Ireasuiers olhce
having made an unauthorized payment which could
not be recovered. The amendment proposed by Mr.
Ayord was rejected by close vote in Committee OF the
whoe and was brought up again by Mr.. Alvord after
the Committee rose II lost by vote OF u Nays TO
40 Yeas The bill afterward passed Win the
amendments already given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

pryy,to March through 81 pmen:sFour 200
1000 bush Oats = 700 BUSH
"a M ou,t ana unchaag Wheat dull asking q IL ioi No. Mi
.rEet IL for No. d0 81 ~ for No. Hard Mnnes 81 "
c,r aud gher offs te lie old Corn IL out
Oats ng only i've neglected.
IN f sud aiet OF 5000 Ou We.ir-1 a. u y
81 -; privately POrk Lar, and Seeds
trn Il u1clangrl rate, higIWlres nominal
nCAGo ID quet unchanged Wheat active and
higher; No Spiug. Dse; No. do 81 &c bil for
s.pctv esb; nJss f0g Regular spot Vlc Api 90 l. May
No. Co. sJl o994, kce4, sc. Corn aetye Aad higher
No raf =, ~ spst; y. A., APRIL "a ~, bid, MAY Osts
in lar aenana savmoei No 2 bisd54 ~ SPOT; 6iHs. bid
IN qooi de ssn No. 81 o. SPOT 81 OiGSl %, April
s,d z, brm JUle-. Pofs AR demand and lower,
sIg 81 III Sly o. spot az 30 April 80 10 hl L1 eaJE
al -l3 81 .. SPOT Apr S4 NAV. Bulk Meats frnj IN TAR
qean sdvance IN fr demand a. 81 lIdbl IL A. the
roon LghaT al "a H. A2us % oee
NJ Lam april Other articles strong nOmnalir
esargd bbs Pour $4,000 bah Wheat S3 OOO
bush earn. 3UUo Oats 1000 BUSH Barley shpAens-
4UUU Your 20 900 hhsA Wheat l2UOO bush Con, 1OUO
bush .OJu bash. Barley
MILWAUKEE,, March 23-fi0ur nominal Wheat weak Ne NH
wu.ee VJ9.s No. = 93c April o. H. Aay - 2e Oats non.
nsl excited and higher No 2NiNed IN toro tie
H.. lu,rt seady 81 C32 Bsr-y IN aT deas hghsri
No :. 09 No. tfesh 9Jc. Prov snn nom
nai lower a. $50 cash ana As1 s2U 20
MAY Pnne a-s, PoTk aAL ek
Hains lulaVll &c Dry s@led Mcao-asou..e
on.- Ahslos luIa IIlIs L,rl-Pnne 1924 Di4c
Kesl- h.oep-Fl1 55VO bhls set 2j.DUO DuAh SING
meaLs-Fiog lO,vUJ nbl,.; Hnra, 2iUOO bush.
hEw-OHLAss, March zAPork stoag small stock con
ing al ouG324 Iar tsT nsisss
changed kIeAspse-S sbL pvgsGn, Siaflag. al Coz
lId
b. Loun March 2s--Flsur era, uhnsNrged Sbes, Gsp 10
:s &c f 49,: 20 ~9'E = ~ ~ s 81 y - 60 81
LIVE 'ut- itf 'i'.- Md 90 , a p'c. Hil+ - ~
- a. - a a. ltf u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
PERSONAL.
7. W.

Mr.. George Cruikshank celebrated his silver
wedding in London the sh inst.
fx-GOv. VIM. Hale of New-Hampshire is
e1feriag from IA stroke OF paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey Aldrich and Con-
gresham Henry L. Pierce sail to-day for Europe a
six months tour. Nj. Adrch has been fortunate in
being able lay Of the burdens OF editorial work. He
has put shesels IN his pocket has LETT score OF short
poems where~ita tue ma <azues are 10 be illuminated
curing hls absence and - means TO leave dull care
o. e., bright hieraturt) behind hlm.
Herr Hildebrahdt, a German OF scientific at
tainments, has just communicated 10 tde Berlin Geo
graphical Society Of recent travels in the
East He visited ports Eastern Arabia and Alden,
and then, crossing over TO Abyssnia, made some inter
etns researches the origin of the extensive salt de-
poes the plain Of Regad He then journeyed to tne
assembled 10 he edge OF the crater II not the first
discOgerer OF al A.rran volcano, lie would claim 10
be- he Is AZ all events, the first traveller who has exam
ined one so closely
An ingenious student has been invest eating
the erests VI famous French writers, with
this result: Victor Igo Cevce is Fare refaire "
that OF Mchelei, the two words "Des allies" Lamar
tine adopteI "Spra. spcra;" and Alexandra Dumas,
line at all iu accordance with hls joyial tempsra-
ment. Tout pass TON laSSe t9ut case 80 b ,h
Charles NO1er the oOnmOLp place emblem OF heart
transfx. ii. with The original explanation " Raison 10
yelt," NpulTit, the hamAtlc author, adopted Inc sig
Dtncant wOrus, Cbut! chut! chutF
correspondent OF The London Ah6neum
vri,as this eninsoence Of the artist Corot: wish
Young English artists would follow Corots great ad
vice. deaf and dumb pupil OF his, at his first VISIT
cot from a piece OF paper on which was written
Conscience. The young fellow was so impressed oy
this that in copying OF his masters beautiful pencil
drawings, he tried To initiate stain OF glue.
Corot when he saw it. smiled, and said, or at least
wrote, bten qHdd c0nS SeTeS deodtt
la nature, pas dc tcheS lie only worked
u picture wGCn he ict Grawh toward II. EVety Doy
knows charitable he was, never refusing 10 give
One morning dealer had come 10 pay him silau sum-
300 francs. Wnlle tnry taIang a poor woman
with two children came IN her hnsodnd hOuel, was
very IN; had TO i've upon, &C COiot sald
be mad 30 money give her nOthing-nls purse was
at home. lie then gently pushed her toward the door
and calling Geairr, asked him for the 500 francs
II was slB. o nOte ANA placing Il ia the wOmA1 uahus
pushed her AGAIN me studio, saying, nave no
change"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Connecticut campaign is getting lively.
The Administration oratCrs are making the whole STATE
ring with the cries. and shaking the bloody
shirt with great vzor They should send for the Hon
Zacharah Chandler. He mas war speech which Is far
ahead OF anything OF tie Kind ever delivered.
The Rhode Island Republicans will noml-
nate Candidate Tor Governor tomorrow. Col Henry
Lpptt appears the inside track having secured
the Providence and other important delegations in his
favor. HIS opponents claim that the Democrats nave
crowded utO the Republican primaries and carried
them In his avor II they have, no man with the right
sort OF feelings blame them. Tney ought to nave
chance once OF voting for a who has possibility
Of success. Ii prey munotonOus business foUns ~
Hopeless N nOTity year alter year.
The touching spectacle of the supporters Of
the force bi marching up the Pubic CRIB TO receive
their rewards III stray posrOces and DistrictAuor-
nevsbps moves The Philadelphia Inquirer almost TO
tears READY twelve OF them" II says, have re-
ceyed excellent appointments; some are 10 DO minis
ters some cOnsuls. sOme postmasters, some revenue
agents and tidewaiters. No doubt all the rest
will be provided with accommodations at the Govern
ment crib But we regret TO that Butler and his
young man sypher have not been appointed 10 any
where or TO anything. And vet who so clamorous for
the Force bii a. butler svpneri They should not
DO uegeC ted tny wore the collar fathuy ana thoulu
Dot be denied the bone" 90 cay we AL OI US
What is the matter with the Administration
Journals These are getting to be miserable organs
Here Is The Cincinnati Gazette declaring that civil
Service Reform IL a work with which Congress has
nothing 10 do since President Is the only man who
eau decide the matter Listen 10 IT: The nrst step
was to take a stand on principle that capable and
faithful officers should not be removed TO make places
for persoua retaners That alone would have achieved
Civil Service Reform. II is true the President. who
should take his this rule would cause the dis
affection of many his personal tOoters, and that the
Secretaries would have forego the OF the public
patronage TO pay helpers and that this stoppage
OF the supplies by which Senators and Representatives
gain and keep their positions would cause great dis
affection and compaint among them and their personal
followers: but President is master Of the situation
aud he could safely rely on puDic opinion TO susta
him In such a stand" But because he preferred me
good will of MS personal tOoters" above that OF the
public, the Reform failed.