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, 1875-02-13

The action OF the Senate Mt Springfield In
passing the bill appropriating $50, 900 for tho
completion Of tho Doua1As monument We
presume will hardly moet with any unfavor-
able criticism from the public at large, md,
az tho I{ousa will undoubtedly confirm the
action Of tho Senate by largo majority, we
may nssumo that nt Inst the monument will
be completed. Although, Us d rulo, 1t is un-
wise to appropriate the public moneys
for such purposes. the case of tho
DouaIAa monument sccms to DO one in
which an exception might bo properly ,nc1s.
Ths monument has stood unfinished for yenrs
for the want OF private MD to complete it, anu
there was no possibility that itwould have re-
mained in any other condition for all ti,no if
private contributions were expected to finish
it. A1r. DOUGLASS ike Mr. LINCOLN, was PC
culiarly identified with the State Of Illinois,
and reflected honor upon it. 11r. L1Hco1A's
monument at Springfield is completed, aud it
is now graceful net on the part Of the Leg
ia1aturo to place the DOUGLAS monument in
tho sams condition, and do away with tho
uasightly stump which is all that now exists
to commem crate his services for Illinois,
, 1875-02-13

We trust that tho action Of the Senate Re-
publican caucus, which was alinlly attended,
in voting to place the House bills for the al.
mission Of New Mexico and Colorado on tho
oalendar, does not moan that tho bills will
pesa at this session. They should not. No
reason has been given tor this wholesale
6tate-manufacturo, aud We believe no touable
reason con be, Both these Tesrltoriea haps
not together the population Of ono Con-
gressional District in Illinois or Iowa, II
they are to havo four Senators, Coo1s County
should have about dozen. Their admission
would not ba 30 inoxougab!o 1t there vera
any chance Of their ever boing thickly
peopled in tho fnturs. But there is no such
chancs. Colorado oan support only fringe at
people sast Of the Rocky Mountaine and flew
thousand persona In tho "Parks" wess and
southwest Of Denver. New Mexico has but
few oaacs amid its volcanic deserts Iha
two together will probably never have one
fourth as much population ~ Missouri. Il IL
gro<s iajuaa1s b givs Asm Jas4r 6anators 10
, 1875-02-13

the net wealth Of the country. Nov CON.
tho Pennsylvania soLoNs, WIN eay tint Or r..
count Of I'LL increase in the nnlional wc:,l
by the addition Of this imported iron a,,l
steel. q crisis came, which occnrB only w,nn
there il decrease in that wealth.
Tie depression In tho iron trado is u,,t,nni
n1le. Tile business il suffering, like eyesy
Other, from tho eiEocts Of tie crisis. Il con
regain Hound condition only when tic ", nit,
destroyed boforo and during the crisis In,
been restored by patient labor and sa>i1;,
Tho Association, however, wnrlH to cl,,,, u
sickness viii, hair of tile tlog that bit l., cr
with tho whole dog. 1t cannot sell its ,;arfa
because high thrill prevents export. .ior,
md 50 confines it to tho prccario,,s, ri t,ti
home market. It therefore wa1ts tho trr;r
put d few pegs higher, md thanks tho S.1st,
for hecr;ng its goods ont OF tile Ca,, cl,.n
market by rejecting the Reciprocity 1i1aty.
It's trade las been injured Ivy smuggling, le.
cause m enormous duty puts premium IN
thas crime md therefore it wnnts tho duties
Increased. The crisis, wlicl, ha4 inyolvttl ita
business in such ruin, WIS mainly caused lrv
tie unprodnctivs consumption &. T., tia ,;e.
etructior) of wenltl, in useless railroads enl
other improbable speculations and 1t slerc.
fore begs Congress 10 subsidi2e n few mora
wildcat, transcontinental railroadsl
1t thinks that if tho Government would
str0in its credit by indorsing few hsln1s.a
millions of ToM ScoTr's and JAY CoorEs
bonds, good tincs would return srceiily
How could this be? The bonds would l,aro
, 1875-02-13

We invite attention to tho passage in our
Springfield dispatches this morning relating
to the Copperas Creek Dam. The House APP
propriasion Committee. it seems, has agreed
to report favorably the bill appropriating tho
net earnings Of the canal ind SIC, 900 out
OF the Treasury for the completion Of tho dam
md tho lock ut Henry. Tho minority Of the
Committee opposes tho report, and gives it's
REASONS for 50 doing in q statement which
seems to us to be unanswerable The obioc-
ttons, in substance, arc: that tho arpropria-
tion would be unconstitutional; that it would
be unjust; TINT it would be contrary to pub
Lie policy, it for no other reason, because the
people are now suffering from the effects Of
great financial panic. Every ono Of these
objections is ya1id.
, 1875-02-13

The memorial Of the opponents Of Dr: Dr.
KovEN to tho Standing Committees OF tue
Church is printed elsewhere in this issre. It
begins with solemn statement Of the re-
sponsibility Of tho Committoas, md their
duty to reject any candidate for conservation
who mny appear to be unworthy. Three
reasons nre given for holding DR.. DE- KovEs
unworthy: ~ Because ho is Justly
Liable to evil report for errors in
religion; (2) bocause his eonsecratiou would
be disastrous to tho Church; ~ because he
was not elected. The last reason, it it can
be established as sound. ought to hold after
the others have boon awopt away. The names
affixed to tho memorial ars not given, as /.
has not yet beon generally circulated. Con-
aidered merely rs piece Of literary work, II
ia oroiitabla to ita authors
, 1875-02-13

Offset Illinois and Ohio. Gen. HAzEn says
that tho whole American population Of Now
Mexico, 1cRs the army, its hangers-on, and
transient miners, could "sit in the shat!e OF
good-slzed apple.tree." The two Territories
would both be t'rotten boroughs," ruled by
plntocracy ~ Nevada is. The man who
owned tic biggest "bona1lza" would be Son.
ator. They would both sink helploss1y into
debt by issuing state aud local bonds. Tost
scorr would gobblo endless millions from
New Mexico, and would probably 1niarepre-
sent 1t in the Senate. Neither Of them can
at present afford to support State Govern
ment The inevitable heavy taxation would
tonl to kocp capital away from both Of ho1n.
II the Senate has any partisan notions on
the subject, It should remember that the SEN
a,ors to be elected would pretty certainly ha
Datnnorats
, 1875-02-13
THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE,

The American Iron and Steel Association,
which met at Philadelphia on the 11th inst,
is really representative assembly, represents
iuc great industrial interest.
Tho report Of tho Secretary Of tho Agsoci4.
ton shows tlat the condition of the iron anil
stool traae 1as lato1y gone from bad to worse,
Jan, !. 1874. 200 Of tho Ggo furnaces Of the
country were ont Of blass. 1foro than one-
balf Of tho rail-mjl1s were idle and others
were running only on part time. Dy April,
the state Of THINGS wa. still worse, Nov, /.
2o5 Of the GIT furnaces then completed werc
ont of b1oat. On the n0th Of this month.
moro than hatf of tho fnnaeea in the ooun.
,rv wcro ,fl1o. Thern nra loroo atocba of iron
m hand. Tbs railroad demand. which
vos .o Grant IN tn tho time Of
the nonfo. ia nov varv email, In other
words thu iron n,arkot il o,utted, and thu
nonufoct,,ro ,nnch oyer,1ono American ,nan,
,,foot,rors into.,co,atl Iv ths hioh nrofta
oivaa than, =. -, I,sah tariff AZ tha aTnana.
81 ~ t,'a;r ~ 1a1,cv III o,ti-ens nrood forward nro.
, 1875-02-13

Quito graceful act, but one which may bo
condemned as contrary to sound public
policy, was tho passage Of q resolution In the
Nebraska Legislature yeatoNlay ordering Ill
proceedings in connection with tho impeach-
ment and deposition Of ex.Goy. DAVID Bur-
LEI to bo sxpuuged from the State records
and archives Gov. Bu71Rn was tnpeached
at tho beginning OF his SECOND term in 1871.
Ho was charged with having misappropiated
osrta1n funds. After his removal from
Office he paid back every dollar Of
the money which 10 was said to
have rotained unlawfutly, and it has sinca
been shown Tint the accusations against him,
whether Just or not were not fairly sustained.
The proper way to uake amends is not, how
ever, by falsItying tho records. An e1culpa-
tory resolution would answer the purpose Of
vinaicating the Governor,
, 1875-02-13


In the explanation Of tie new Tariff blll
which devosved upon MI. Dawes as Chair-
man Of tho Ways and Means Committee,
that gentleman was betrayed into some re-
markablo assertions which will scarcely stand
the test Of comparison with the faots. Mr..
DAWES certainly found himself in an embar-
rassing position. He WIS required to give
reason why tho tax on matches, which yiells
$o, 500, 900, should be repealed unAsked for
by the people, aud there should DO m in
crease Of 10 per cent, gold, on the present
high duties On ill store-goods, clothing,
groceries, and manufactures, and no tnx
Whatever on tea md coiToo. We will do
Mr. DAWES the Justice to think TINT
10 does not himself believe in ths
wisdom, sense, or fairness Of such
propositions; and, not believing It, 1t
is no wonder that he mado 80 1nme and
impotent n defense for It. It unable to ex-
plain tho absurd scheme to his own satiafac-
ton, 1t is no wonder that he was unable to ex-
plain 1t on the floor Of the House to tho aatis-
faction Of the public, He may have been
driven into m official Endorsement Of tho
schema by the foar OF defeat Of every prop.
osition for increasing the revenue without
making concessions to tho attorneys Of tho
protected claases in Congress. This was
cowardly but wo havo an idea that bIr,
DAwzs would rather rest under an imputation
Of cowartlica Man to bo croditcd with tho
warped Judgment and weak sopllistry OF i'll
dorsing tue scheme personally which he is
advocating in Ills official capacity rs Chair
man Of tla Ways aud Means Committee.
What Is there 50 snored about tea and cof.
fec t? 1s there divinity nbout them that
doth hedge them in2 Are they to be re-
garded as grand llama. never to be touched
but always to bo worshiped7 Are we asked
to admit that, no matter what the necessities
Of tie country nlay be. nor how heavily
other interests may be taxed, ten and coffee
must always he sparcd Shall we pile up
taxoa on tho necessities Of life, and let tho
quasi.luxuries Of tea and coffee 60 scot free
Tea and coffee are mild stimulants, by
no means indispensable. They are not
more necessary to Americans than beer
to dermaus OF wine to the French.
They Are not more commonly used In
this country than beer nud wine aro in other
countries They belong to tho sanle category
| Of comparatively harmless stimuants. II
used In excoss, tea and coffee may be a. hurt.
| tul physically as tho excessive uAs Of light
| wines and beer; and their excessive uss ia
more common than that Of wins aud beer.
The invateznts coIee.driuksr Il dyspepslo !,
ths iasstara.s tsA.ds!nkor Il nsYselssa snt1
, 1875-02-13
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viii ho at, =. ;r,F;p exnen;1;tura
NIL, l,o ~; ,,,.s r., ro to,oa
arr n,,yra on,,a.m; d, Rouu,l;con
nortv n nosa 1;a tox 1,;l1, m tbe c,n,.n1 Tint
that party was rospopeible for tho leeisls-
tim ot tba coun4rv md rcsnonaih3n for
ms;nta;n;ns, t1,a nnh,io faith. an,i reanons;1te
for furnishing ,ta mean, n carrv nm tho Gov.
a,ruo,, ,,,,r;,,, N. n.rt ,uo vcnrant
This Ia mt trua, On the 18th Of Srarc1,
ne.t, the Hennlticnn marty will coase t., 1,o
resyons;hto for I'm t,t,,ra ,coia]ation Of tho
country. An that Inv tho rcsnonsihity for
n,ovi1;no n,oana for cnrrvinc on tha Goycrn-
mont md for mn;ntainiue thu rnbljc credit viii
naza to tho n.mocyat;o marty. to whom, tha
roon,c ,oot Eor,,n,,cr transferred IL, That
Domocrot;c 1ronse will ho1d the n1rse and
the sword h can forco tho repeal Of all laws.
md can force The nassaoe Of others. II will
ba oh1o In a;ctotc what shn]t be TIM policv of
- =, ~ = -
, 1875-02-13

Seventy thousand men arc wanted, and
must bo forthcoming, for the Spanish army.
Tho Government proposes 10 send $4,000
Of them to Cuba, and the remainder will be
used against CAn1os. How curiously il
turns out TINT hneal descendant Of the
Bourbons is fighting the cnuse of freedom,
though unintentiunany and in spite Of him.
self. Il CAraos were disposed Of, and all the
energies Of the Spanish Government bont
Upon the suppression Of tho rebellion in
Cuba, the patriots could not maintain them.
selves hnlf q year.
, 1875-02-13

This new tax bill has long and hard road
to travel boforo it can become law. The
Democrats in the House offer solid opposi~
ton, though some Of them, rumor says, voted
for tic bill in tho Ways and Means Commit
teo. KE11Hr also objec:s.--o unworthy
grounds, to be suro; still, he objects. We
depend upon some of the thoughtful and in-
dependent Republican mombers to finish the
bill out Of hand. 4 small nu1nber will bo
sufficient for tho purpose. Every Republican
who votes against tho bill in its presen. shape
will deserve the gratitude Of hi1 party and
thu respect Of his countrymen.
, 1875-02-13

The Chicago produce mnrkets were agnIn
Irregular yestsrday. Mess pork was more
active and declined 7 l-3 per bsl, closing at
e1e.8o caah, and $1s.45 for March. Lard
~As relatively quiet and 100 per 100 tna lower,
closing at sl8.o7 1-2@l3.Ga 1~3 cash, aud
413eo for Mnroh. Measa were in active de-
anaud and shade druaer, at Q 6-8@8 8-4o for
shoulders. . 5-s9o $40 for short ribs, and
10o tor short clears. DEssaed hogs we're qul4t
aad axaszs slasiag u 41.Go0s.10 paz l00 ~
, 1875-02-13

A gentleman Of this city, Republican, in
FORMS I'LL that he Is personally acquainted will,
Mr.. JoSEs, the Scnator-olect from Florida,
lie sums up tho character of the new Senator
thus: atr. JoHEs il Of Irisl, (2) birth, and
has lived long t;mo in Pensacola; ho is
about IL years old; began lifo os carpenter;
is man Of unexcoptionablo personal charac-
ter, and os great natural ability. lie has
held The Office Of Judge Of one of the local
courts, and ID universally popular. HI is q
Democrat
, 1875-02-13

The Cabinet yesterday considered thu
propositions of compromise recently present.
Cd to the Government by the Union Paciho
11ail1oad. No conclusion was reached; but
It is sald the terms offered were entertained.
IL the Secretary Of the Treasury can secure
sonae further CONCESSIONS, he will probably
sand the whole matter to Congress with a
favorable recommendation. We are SURPRISED
that tho transparent inpudencs OF the Com
pany's suggestion waa not perceived and con.
demned by the Cabiaet.
, 1875-02-13

The report p,,t in circulation by tho after-
noon papers yesterday to the effect that all The
daily papers in the city haya been indicted
Tor publishing lottery advertisements must
be received With some allowance. No In.
dctnents have yet beon returned, and thcro
is only speculation as to whether any have
been found. The TRIBUNE is not afrail to
stand trial on this issue. If the other daily
papers in the city can honestly say AS much,
they are more fortunate than we believe
them to be.
, 1875-02-13

It is positively stated in Washington that
the Presidents message was prepared without
tho knowledge Of any membor Of his Cabi~
ust Tho statement is impertinent, and it
does grent injustice, We feel certain, to Atty
2en. WuL1AMa.
, 1875-02-13

Both RAMsrY and DAVIS have withdrawn
from tho Senatorial Canvass in Minnesota,
aud Republican members Of tho Legislature
Have been LETT free to vote AZ they choose.
Nobody can tell what tho result OF to-day'a
ballot will ba
, 1875-02-13

The Lower House Of the Wisconsin Legis-
1Ature has passed bill for the purchase Of
200 WEnsrEn's Unabridged Dictionaries, to
Ae furnished to menbers Poatage.atamps
sre no longer accepted In liquidation Of
board-bills but dictionaries nre.
, 1875-02-13

Some members of the Lower House OF
Congress- are a1rcady feeling rich, in view OF
tho nsw tar bill introduced by tho Why's and
Means Committee. They think 1t is about
time to begin "doveloping the resources Of
the country" So easy is it to advance from
bill for increasing taxation to one granting
suhsidy Or monopoly.
, 1875-02-13

Senator SHERMAN must have dampened the
hupes Of Air. Thomas ScoTT, when he said
yesterday, on the presentation Of tue Port
land, Dallas j. Salt Lako Railroad-ait BILL
that 1t was subsidy measure, md for TINT
Feason not worth discussing.
, 1875-02-13

The report Of tho House Committee on tho
Askansas caso WAS made by Judge POLAND
aud tllrao other members. That Committee
reported that, whatever may hive been the
result Of tho election in 1872, when tho DEM
ocratio ticket was ''counted out, there can
be no question that the election Of 1874 was
peaceful aud orderly, and TINT tho new Con-
atitution and the present stato Government
WIS elected by Tsry 1nrge majority Of thu
people Of tho State. Upon tho presentation
of this report, which Is approved possibly by
nine-tentls Of all those who have given the
least Intention to the question, the President
has communicated to the Senate message in
which ho sAyB.
will venture to oxess ths op.pion thst all tho tes-
tiuony shows that, tn tho o.oction Of 1874 Joazpn
DHooKs lawfully elected Governor Of that 9tste:
that hs has been unlAviy deprived of tha possession
Of hs ocs stncs that snle that III 1874 the Constitu
tion Of that State By violence, and ravo
luonary proceedings, vRs oEerthrowh, new Conati-
tuition adopted. and \ aaw State Government esal,-
Ilzhod. 1hese proceedings. II permitted to stand,
practically iuno.s ali rghta Of m1norttteb IN hl the
States. Also, what IL there to prevent each OF tho
gtates recently admitted to Eedora relations
tain conditions from changing their Constitutions and
violating thtr Pledge. II s action In ArAsnsas u
nequeaced IN respectfully submit whether r1ece-
6eut 50 dangerous to the stability Of stxts Govern.
nent II not Ut The Nat,onal Government Alao should
bs recognized by Cougtana.
The President, it will DO seen, has reachod
conclusions, both a. to law md facts, different
from those Of the Republican Committee Of
tho House, md ws cannot but assuma that
the President Inns beon imposed upon by those
who seek to retain power and place against
the expressed wishes OF the people Of Arkan-
sas. It has been only few month"; since
bogus Bnooks sought BY force to oyerturn
tho de f1cto Government Of the State, md tho
President ordered the National troops to pro-
teot that Government against the ual,rper
BaooEs Acting under suggestions from Wash-
ington, the Legislature was convened, and Or
dored m election OF delegates to State Con-
vontion to remodel the State Constitution.
The Convention met, and tho new Constitu-
ton YVES adopted by tho following vote !;
Yeas, 78,c6o; nays, 24.8o7 majority, 53. .882.
Under 1t, the present State Government was
elected by e4ualy lmge maioritiss. The hon
eat seeker after justice will fail to SEQ any
| thing revolutionary or unprecedented IN this
proceeding. It has never been questioned
| that the people OF every State have the right
to frame or amend their own Constitutions
when md how they please. Thoonly restric-
tions are t'at tic form Of government Of the
State must ho republican, md that
the provisions Of the State Constitu.
ton must be subordinate to the National
Constitution. Keeping within these restric-
tons, tho powor OF tho people Of any stata
, 1875-02-13

4 Dublin newspaper says the Home-Rulo
members of the British Parliament will soon
make formal demand for the repeal Of the
oct OF union, md, in caao 1t is refused. with
draw formally from their seats. That would
bs home-xu1o indeed; nursery rule, almost
, 1875-02-13

The proper explanation Of tho late falling
OF IN cuatoms receipts was offered In the
Lower House Of Congress yesterday by 11r.
E1.11s H. RonEngs. He said tho cause Of 1t
waa the praeticing Of economy by the people
In consequence Of tho panic. Since the peo-
pie orc rraoticlng economy, why should not
ths Government DO the same, and In the aa1ne
t4arreap
, 1875-02-13
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

AATN sT tuhscn1r11oN trATanfE M ADVANCED
Postage t'repnsA Mt th{s Once.
n.i'G II mall. sf,9
fArts al : ysa. at tbe aatus rsts.
To prevent delay and mslakss b sufs ard krs Pest
ptIcs Addrsss in iun. Including Ktat4 and Count1.
uoancsa may b ads either By draft, szpres Fort
CT - AsLse ar In rex]stered tstcfs. ut our rtsf.
1xnNs 70 Cf1Y BUhRcRthKnG,
Daily delivered. Sunday tsnepted, 2b cents wstk
Daily dsl.stsd. Bunday Included. 30 ceata PR Fsak
Addtsss THR TRIBUNE COMPANY.
garner NadIaon aad Dearborn -sta, Chicago, III.
, 1875-02-13
To.pAY8 ADJUSTMENTS

MyICKEH'R THKATnE-hfsdtsnn arttt. hetrasn
nfa,hsrp and State. Engagement Of sIrt p. sovtrs
Afternoon, i" 14d1 Audlsya sscrst." E's1inx. Quesn
XIi1AbAth.n
, 1875-02-13

ADAnEsfT or MUSIC lt,lstd stfest, hs,rfen e. Md"
tsnn and Mnnros. Afternoon. "GfAnA uAus. Afohiha.
hsoahA OF BatGiaa and Dillon.
, 1875-02-13

Senator FRE1NaHursga, Of the Pacino
Railroad Committee, promises To report un-
fa.orably On every s,1bsidy sohems that shall
come before it this session.
, 1875-02-13

w. WARREN LODGE, No. 2ea A. r. i 4. u.
Nesnls com,untcat!on tht. Satarlsyt evening" :. ~
ooieek. at Oflentai Msa - ~ H. ''t '"'u
'1'A'f' ~'''''9o ~ j. H. DUNijop, sse*y.
, 1875-02-13

ADREPHr rT1fEATRE- Nsarhorn strset. oernsf Men"
1ps. VAtlsty entertainment. 'IAs fssnoa spf'' A.
tasnoen and a1ohnx.
, 1875-02-13

GRAND opgRA.11ouaE-c -cl.1k street cppostts
Nh1rmtn Houet, Rally 4 fAons Alnktrsla. "unslo
4yack.r Afternoon and sTan1nE.
, 1875-02-13

H0oLKYg Tl1EATRE-ttA An.ntuh street. hstween
Clsrv and iasails. "Men OF ths Day" Afternoon and
%Eqn4n&s
, 1875-02-13

MIRIAM cHAPTEH. No, l, Order Of EAstoru STAR
s members af this Chat tsr ere sargesy Etguet 10
10 prssens ths tSatnrdayl eTeninK a. nnsneas o. p
tbs Worthy MAtrou.
, 1875-02-13

wr ErHAN ALL WE sAY.-FuLL SIT @ nTAf GUM s
Aptt. f6. Satisfaction money rnf1n1e F!nR. fiel
caas. 4; hBii tll4 uauAi rates. MoClh6NEY. 5oCtkf
, 1875-02-13

Sweet WILLIAM KELLEY thinks the now tax
bill Is all wrong because it says nothing nbout
g.66 convertible bonds.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-01

No. ks iartners-takc in them. They
did not nowsthat the old trails Of
twenty yesissago were Aplowed up.
and that rally crops had been raised
on them, md the land surrounding.
Alter tho eenpany arrived in the cen.
toe Of tbs county, the leaders i and
guide, WI knew so much about the
best :route ,twent nearly forty miles
out q thsir proper course, SO as not
to 80 anywhere near Yaakton. But
the leadefs had their route dictated
to them, md they were going to
Creighton On q straight line :. or
bust.' Ia fscs Il viii seem strange
to us il the train don;t pass Creighton
without stopein Tor : moments for
should there W one more house there
th@nis down on the Sioux City map,
ora little di6erentlsy cf-lan,l, than
sid mapssho~s they will not recog.
nize it-notSeteH should all.thes selo-
quence that town boasts Of be brought
to bear on them.