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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-20

THERE il a wonderful similarity
between the attitude assumed by the
Democratic leaders and press OF the
North ia regard TO the Louisiana
troubles, aud hat occupied by them
previous to anc at the outbreak of
the shareholders rebellion. Then,
as now, the truth was suppt essed or
perverted;tbe authorities, civil and mil
itary, we're denounced without rhyme
or reason, stinct or measure; the
wrong was upheld, and he right put
from sight. States rights were held
supreme to all other power, aud as it
was then held, no power existed
whereby the nation could preserve
its life, so now it is argued there is
no national right &c prevent State
government from being usurped, or
murder aud violence from running
riot when the State authorities are
20 werless and terrorized.
Fancying that here was an excel
lent opportunity 20 manufacture po-
litieai capital against the National
Administration, and the party sup
porting il, the Democracy seized upon
she unhappy state Of affairs growing
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Great Fire at Caiena. III.

CHICAGO January IA special
despatch received late from Galeaa
last night reports a destructive fire
raging there. At the hour the de-
spaich was sent the clothing store
of a. j. LOuschern, the dry goods
store of J. & j. r.. Fiddick, aGd the
dry goods store Of II. II. Chandler
were burned, and the Ere still spread
ing. The Dubuque fire department
bad been ~telegraphed for.
\ later despatch says thst the loss
by the fire is now estimated at Sl2j.-
600. A. J. Lochheim have $40. goo
insurance; J. d K. IL. FiGdick S3t.-
500; II. H. Chandler g, 600; total in
suraace $34, 500.
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PROFESSIONALLY, IND. Jan. 10
The attempt of Bill Bodifer, a noted
desperate, to escape yesterday morn
ing from The State prison proved sue
c%esstul, as telegraphed yesterday. II
is believed that other c0nvicts were
his ac~coWplices, and removed the
bolts on the lock Of bis cell and fur
nished him a steel saw, with which
he freed himself frcm the ball and
chain. lie then climbed an iron Wa
ier-pipe, perpendicular fifty feet, to
the water-tank at the top Of The build
ing, passed through a uap-door with
in thirty feet of the Eatch-tJver,
down into the guard-room, where be
secured the keys and passed out.
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that the interests of the civ demand

that the interests Of the city demand
q man not stained in that especial
place. OF course Smith deuies al
the charges, and there viii be the
usual fight over il.
The chief Significance ofthis Is lt.
implied promise Of She mayer thar h-
will use the power visited 10 bim f. ?
the people and against The pIuaderer-
II be does it, be win be The most pr
ulsr man the city ever put in place.
But | am not going iGto cxtasies
over itjust now. remember how
| hurrahed over Havemeyer and how
a~fterward | didn't hurrah 50 much
There is a fatality attending Reform
Mayors in this city, for the Ring
seems to be all powerful and have
means almost Satanic Tor the cor.
ruption of men. But Wickham IS a
good man, and | hope BE NAV bold
out faithful TO the end. He COM
menccs we'll. at all events
THE WEATHER
is cold and pleasant. Business keeps
up very well, and the prospect is
good for a fair late winter trade.
PuETKo.
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For the last few years the Dem
ocracy have howled loud and unceas-
ingly about a ring at Harrisburg that,
a. they alleged, controlled the r epub-
lican party Of this State. But no
sooner did they obtain control Of the
House than a "ringn-more corrupt
and arbitrary than any heretofore
known to the State-took charge OF
affairs, and forced, despite the pro-
t,st Of a few decent members, sever
al notorious corruptionists into OIL
cial positions. How exeellently well
those Republicans must feel who vot-
ed tie Democratic ticket for the sake
er-"Ref5rm.n
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was accompanied by Two of his staff
officers. As General De Tfobriand
walked iowa TO the Speakers desk,
l3ud applause burst from the Demo
cratic side Of the House General
De Trjbriaul asked ihe acting peak
er if it was not possible for him to
preserve order without appealing 10
bin as United States army officer.
Nh. Wiltz said it was not; whereupon
tbe General proceeded to the lobby,
aad addressing a few words to the
excited crowd peace was at once re-
stored. On motion Of Mr.. Dupre,
Mr.. Wilt then, in the name Of the
/ General Assembly Of the State of
Louisiana, thanked General De Tro-
BRAND for bis interference 10 behalf Of
Law aud order. and the General with
drew. The Republicans 81 now
generally withdrawn from .hrir seats
and united in signing a pesitt1n to the
Governor, stating their grievances
and asking his aid, which petition,
signed by ffty-two legally returned
members Of the House, is in my pos
session. Immediately subsequent to
the action of Mr.. Wilt in ejecting
the Clerk of the old House, Mr.. Bill
van moved hat two gentlemen from
the parish Of DeSoia, u from Urim,
one from Bicnville and 4 from he
ria. who had Dot been returned by
the Returning Board, be sworn in
as members, aud they were accord
inglv sworn 10 by Mr.. Wilt, and
took seats upon the floor as members
of the House. a motion was now
made that the House proceed with
its permanent organization, ana ac-
cordingly the roll was called by Mr..
Irrelevant, the acting Clerk, and Mr..
Wilt declared elected Speaker and
T~rezevant Clerk Of the House. Act
ing on the protest made by the ma-
jority Of the House, the Governor
now requested the commanding Gen-
eral of the department to aid bin IN
restoring order, and enable the le-
gaIlv returned members of the House
TO proceed with It's organization ac-
cordiug to law.
This request was reasonable, and
in accordance with law. Remember
ing wildly the terrible massacre that
took place in this city on the assemb-
ling Of the Constitutional Conven-
lion 10 1866, at TIE Mechanics In
s%.itute, and believing that the lives
Of the members Of the Legislature
were, or would be, endangered in
case an organization under the law
was attempted, the posse was fur
nished with the request that care
should be taken that no member Of
the Legislature returned by the Re
turning Board should be elected from
the floor This military posse per-
formed It's duty under directions
from the Governor of the State. and
removed from The floor of the House
those persons who had no legal right
TO be there, w%hereupon the Demo-
rose and left the House, aud
the remaining members proceeded to
effect an organization under the
State laws. Ia al this turmoil, in
which bloodshed was imminent, the
military posse behaved with great
discretion. When Ms. Wilt, The
usurping Speaker of the House, called
for troops, to prevent bl odshed, they
given him. When the Cover
nor Of the State called for a posse for
the same purpose, and to enforce the
it was furnished also. Had
this not been done, it is my belief
that scenes Of bIoodshed would have
ensued.
p. II. SHERIDAN,
fH.-.- ]
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Nor content with debating 10 the
National Administration, shaping the
policy of the Democratic party, and
taking charge Of the Legislation in
both Houses Of Congress, the \. y.
Tribune has taken special charge Of
the Democracy Of this State. 1t
thinks it would be a good thing in
the next political campaign TO have
ringing charges-whether true or
false-made against the Republican
conduct Of financial affairs in the
Commonwealth, and accordingly it
issued an order to have the Treasury
Investigated, whereupon its faithful
henchmen in the House at Harris
burg lave offered a resolution rails
ing a committee to investigate the
accounts Of the last three (Repu5Ii-
can) State T~reasurers.
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WHAT convenient memories these
Democratic orators and journalists
have. Just now the entering of a
Gle OF soldiers into a Legislative
hall, in compliance with the request
OF the Governor Of the State, is an
unparalleled outrage, unknown to
the history Of this Republic. And
get, men still young. remember when
General Snmner, at the order OF a
Democratic President-Pierce-dis
persed, with the national Troops, the
Legislature Of Kansas, and when,
at the request Of Governor Wise,
OF Virginia, national troops were
used to capture John Brown, and
guard the scafold on which he was
hung. What a vast difference it
makes as to whose OK is goredl
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CUT u the Organization II tLe LOui-
siana Legislature, and by sedulcusiy
suppressing or denying The facts, -nd
asserting as r the allegations Of
the criminals who were attempting
to usurp the control Of The State,
they hope to mislead public senti-
ment, and eventually supplant the
tie Republicans il The adninistra-
lion Of national affairs.
Through persisteney Of iteration,
many Republicans were at first mis-
led, and stood in doubt, as was the
case during the early days Of the re-
beliion, but as the truth gradually
worked It's way before the public,
the unerring sentiment Of justice and
loyalty to right cane 10 the 'front.'
men began to see that the same teeh--
meal reasoning that erstwhiie insist
ed that the national government bad
no right to coerce a State, was now
being used to prove that the national
forces could not be Used to pre-
ven, q State government from be-
ing seized by fraud AID held by force,
or TO aver, 8 threatened massacre IN
the attempt to thus forcibly and iile-
galIy obtain control Of it.
1t is now established as an incon-
~trovertible fact, that a body Of men
through fraud and violence obtained
coatrol of the Legislative halls OF
Louisiana, and claimed 10 be the
4 Legislature Of that State; that they
sent for the L. 5. military authorl-
ties to eject from the hall disorderiy
and riotous persons, and that after
wards at the request Of the Govern
or If the Stale, or petition Of the
majority Of tie regularly returned
members, tie military authorities
again entered The hall, and elected
four members Of the usurpiag body
sho were certified net to have been
elected.
The issue is then narrowed down
to this: Tie Democrats being in a
minority, as certified BY the proper
legal authority, seized the organiza-
ton, @silcnced the old clerk and pre-
vented his acting, installed o Speak
cr Of their own, and swore il enough
Of their partisans whose Claims had
been rejected, to make a quorum. o.
course there was fearful disorder and
tumult at these revolutionary pro-
cecdings, and the Republicans with
drew, sought the Governor, commu-
nicated the facts, and be made a final
appeal to the Z. s. forces for protec-
ton. Now, be it remembered, that
this same Democratic party in Sep
TENDER last, had with the eifusion Of
much blood, seized upon The State
government and only by the inter,
ference Of Federal authority. at the
instance of the recognized Governor,
and in compliance with the consti-
tuition, been compelled to relinquish
It's grasp. This was a second at
tempt in q different manner, to again
seize the government, aud the use of
the troops on this occaaion-however
much to be Tegretted-was morally
and proper. On this issue We
are ready to go before the country,
aad We are assured, the verdict viii
be for toe Notional Administration.
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WI have not room for the Senate
committees as announced by the
Speaker on Tuesday last. We OBJ
serve that Senator Yutzy has been
placed on the committees on Federal
Relations Pensions aud Gratuities
Agriculture; and Military Affairs
The Speaker Of the House has no.
vet announced the committees, tha.
body being too busy attempting t.
make political capital by passing
Buucombe retolutions on LouiSiana
affairs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-01-20

VALUABLE REAL T
FATETrE AND SOMERSET COUNTIES
FOR SALE'

~ virtue 90 an oFier OF s1,e o. tie Orphans
court OF tagette county. unIer proceedings IN
partition o. che estate Of Daniel Williams. late uf
Stewart township. Fuycttg County. II No. 81 Of
June Oauri- 1874, VIII expose at Pusiic sale. Ga
the premises.
On Uur@day, January %. 1915.
at 1Jo'c.-cE an. Or sli3 day. tha E.l,winy real
@te. IUruu5r No. J.. being q tract oil land in
stewart township Fdyette County. Pa. contain
lhs thr-e luhareJ anu sixteen ucrts ami one huu-
ores 10 sixteen perchcs, adjGfliuE hands OF Hen
~ Liuitrn1n. Jonas Wicklow ami Charles Minor
tim.
Also, purpart No. ?, being q tract Of land In
qua township, asJuiniHE The above ami lands Of
feter Slpc, containing Two huufrei and twenty
me aeres vel improved an under good cuI-iva-
Frdry January %, 1873,
40 10 0'cl0eS D.. IT.. OF said day. Twill expose to-
puulie sale on she premises. Iurpart No. 3. being
q tract OF land situate In Upper Iurkeyi5ot Town
ship. Somerset County. Pa clnluiuiug one hun
Cred an seven acres lul nine FCrehes. adjoining
lands ut Perry Schrack. Alex. Cunningham. Dam
lei Rho es and Andrew Schruck. Ibis tract l.
alsl vel improved aud cultivated.
PuTplrt 80, IA tract Of land adjoining the Last
described tract, and ianGs 90 Henry Sfruekod and
Daniel Rhodes. G manning eleven and one hair
acres sfuate IN sJd township. Natd tract r. i'm
gryvel amt elusidered very valuable.
IEhMS--iwluty-nve dollars Of one half OF
tie lufehtse money, on each purparf. on dav OF
sale INA the balance o. said eue-hdlr on confirm
alton o. sale; the remaining 0ne-half in one year
from s2ii confirmation. with interest.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
H#TL H.HmH-..# wH.-a
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. the Honorable WLLthM N. HAN.
Ffts dent pt the several Courts Of Common Pleas
on the Counties cenEC sing the sixteenth judicial
h~ls-ftcti trI Iriilce 90 THE Courts OF Oyeraut les
miner apl General jail Delivery. forthe trial Of
all capital and other otcniers IN the said District,
AMI LEWis 4. TCaSEE and JOSIAH NowsY. L.
quires, JUICES % the C0urtsot Common Pleas ana
1usiicce Of the Courts Of Oyer and Terminer. ani
General jail Delivery. for the trial Of all capital
and 0theroheudcrs 10 The County of S0merset. have
issued their preceP-s ana % me directed. Tor hold
ing q Court Of Common Pleas, and General Quar-
ter \ ssiuus Of the Peace. AMI General Jail Dcliv-
cry and Courts ot Oyer and TermincF. az Somerset
On Monday. January 27th. 1873,
NOricE Is herebv etrsn 70 an the Justices of .ha
Peace, the torJnerI ni C0astables withfl the SAID
County o. Somerset, that they be then and thcaeia
their proper persons, with theiTr1lls. records inguE
s,ti1ns. Examinations. and other remembrunces. 70
DO those things which o. their offices and 10 that
behalf apperutin 10 De done; and also. they wis
VIII prosecute ag3iustthe prisoners that are OF shall
be Hl Che Jail OF Somerset County, % be then and
there % prosecute against them rs shall he Just
sHEEivFs OFFICE GLlN ER kNEPFER.
Somerset Dec o. sasrG.
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fears that legislative independence VIII be
hereafter uniusufably inierlered with. 1t
is clear that the Louisiana Legislature on
the 4th of January was body as to whose
legality there might Re a reasonable differ
cnco OF oniniOn.
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LAST though not least-the Board
of Aldermen Of New York city.
have been "resolooting' against
Grant and Sheridan. These Tam
many cattle, are Of the same breed
as those who at the outbreak Of the
rebellion, wanted to link the fort unes
of that city with the Confederasy'
and who had to be suppressed during
the war by Federal bayonets, wnen
engaged in the congenial occupation
Of burning orphan assylums, and
numbering unoffendingpeople bee ause
Of tbeircolor. No wonder they grit
their teeth at Federal military power.
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President has signed the e.

nance bin and it is now a law. In
returning the bill he accompanied 1t
with a brief message, recommending
the restoration of the duties on tea
and coffee, and other articles which
v-ers stricken from the tariff q few
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% Monday. Jannary ezth. 81,
NOTICE

Estate Of Robert Hunter, deceased.
Letters documentary on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned, notice
IS hereby given 20 those Indebted 10 Il D. make iu-
mediate payment, and Those having c-iaimsagairsf
it 20 present their duly authenticated for settle
ment on saturday. February 2osh, 1870, At the res
idence Of The executor.
II. A. ROSS,
l1nj Executor.
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The old adage when rogues All
q honest men come by their own 70
is being happily vsrife by the quar-
rel in the Democratic camp IN this
State. over the appointment oil ON
GERS of the House at Harrisburg.
Several Of c Democratic contem-
poraries speak right out in meeting,
and allege that some Of these OH
GERS are VIGOROUSLY corrupt, partcu-
larry the Sergean t-at-arms-Beamisn'
Of Luzerne, who is now under III
dictment for embezzling $4,000 oil
the Scranton School iund, and also
for ballot box stufIing. Here IS re-
form with a vengeance
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~
In the Democratic caucus, Nai!ace
has been nominated for [ 4. SeN'-
tor by a vote Of 100, to IA for ely
mer and s for Black. Six OF biacA =
men changed to Wallace, giving him
Ioe Three members voted against
making the nomination unanimous
Five were absent Wallace will be
elected we suppose, but if the three
voting no, aud the two abseniees
sick. preserve their present positions
Coffee Pot" cannot make IT. ana
,baN Y Tribune can score one.
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cure the rights Of married women; a
supplement tosthe partnership essOei-
atoms act; and an act relating to the
return Of writs in court abolished or
changed.
The following bills were present d
in place:
By Mr.. Anderson, u. K.-An act
authorizing chattel mortgages; also
increasing the homestead exemption
to six hundred dollars.
Mr.. Dunkle-To furnishing the kid
mapping and concealmeut Of children.
Mr.. Jones-Supplement to the ex-
ecution act Of 1895.
First reading Authorizing the
formation of wharf companies; ex-
empting coke companies from taxa
ton; increasing officers of the two
Houses.
Mr.. Becbtel tariff resolution was
passed-42 to l-Mr. Yerke9 voting
no.
a resolution was passed adopting
the rules of the last session, except
the rule authorizing the Speaker to
appoint the standing committees,
which was struck out.
The State Treasurer's report was
sent in. He saws there win be q de
Gcieney this year of half a million,
unless new sources Of revenue or
part of the present revenue OF the
sinking fund be charged to the gen
eral fund.
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HOUSE.

4 resolution providing for Il daily
roll-csll of members, aud noting the
absentees, was indefinitely postponed
Mr.. Bardsley, from the Obituary
Committee, made an appropriate re-
por: on the deaths of Messrs. Hun
ter, Batdorf, Farmer and Wolfe. Sew
eral members pronounced eulogies.
Saturday sessions were dispensed
with, and the House will adjourn on
Fridays to meet Monday evenings.
By Mr.. Stanton, OF Luzerne-A
resolution for a committee 10 inquire
into the combination Of the antbra-
cite coal corporations 10 de2ress
wages. Pas sed.
Mr.. Bechtel's tariff resolutions
were passed.
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CUR NEW YORK LETTER.

p. II. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.