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VERMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
This prudently managed Home Company, is a
favorite with Business Men of Vermont.
Russell 5. TAFT. President; w. l. Gilbert, Vice
President: Warren Gibbs Secretary.
, 1875-03-22

Last Thursday a large German mass.meet-
ing was held In Now York, with M attend
anco OF 5000 pcrsona. to protest against tho
exclusion OF tho German language as regu-
lar study OF the FREQ schools. This action
probably will, and certainly ought to, induce
tho hchool Commissioners to abandon their
position. German, ~ study, involves moi.
ther political nor religious considerations,
To exclude 1t peromptorily is, therefore, III
arbitrary proceeding. It antagonizea un-
necessarily largo and respectable portion Of
tho Taxpayers. This action IL extreme, mud
is even worse than would be /ths other ex-
tFemo OF making the study Of German oblig-
atory. The true solution Of tho question IL
to leave tho study optional with the parents
or guardians. It should not ba gwen suftl-
clent prominence to take away from
the application to other branchea Of
common education that are moro
necessary and useful, but there a1o enough
considerations to warrant its rotontion
In such way that those who deaire it NAV
avail themselves thereof. We have not much
faith In tho average ability Of an English h-speak.
Ing pupil to acquire any practical knowleleo
OF German III the short time he IL able to ciyo
it IN public school; and thestudy, o. a men,
tai discipline, is no more adaptol TO tho com.
iuop school education than the study Of
, 1875-03-22

Crock, HIT there ara two classes to whom It
i1'ny 10 useful, viz: ~ Tho children of Ger
man parents who grow mp speaking German
as well as English, and who ,uay thus ensily
acquire sufficient knowledge Of 1t in public
school, assisted by tho familiarity with II rs
vernactllar, to rcad md write 1t; a,ld {o) to
American children living in German noiRh-
borloods and thrown into German associa-
ton, which furnish them with collateral aitls
to tito practical learning of tho language M n
living speaking tong,c. Certainly tho
former class ought not to Le deprived of tho
rrivilcgo as 1t is 20 casy to them, already
sreaking tho language md acquiring its
ldioms by actual contac., 10 learn to read md
write it; 1t world DO throwing away an op-
rortunity not 10 tlo 10. As to tho lnttor
class,-tlic American chiltiron with outside
German associations, -tlloso who arc fortu-
nate enough to mcguire prnetical knowledge
Of German hayo nh important ally in busi-
ness; the clerk who speaka German can
always got better pay, other things being
eqnal, tEsnn tile clerk who docs not. These
considerations make tho arbitrary exclusion
OF Herman as n study wholly impolitio and
undesirable
, 1875-03-22


There is to DO no relief from the heavy in.
Fiction imposed by tl1o amended Postal Inv
doubling the rate on thirtl-class mail matter,
Postnlaster-General JEwEAL having decided
TINT 10 Inns no power to postpone the opera
ton Of the law except ms applying to the of.
ticcs now ovcrstocked with this class of mail
matter. So that there is additional reason
for tho people Of Minnesota to feel pleased
with tho failuro OF Senator RAMSEY to sccuro
reelection, for it now transpires that it
is to him that VIC aro indebted for tho
odious amendment. RAMSEY, M Cl1air1aan Of
the Committee on Post-Oaices and Post
Roads, was the convenient tool of tho ex-
press companies, md ha it WIS who drew IN
the amendment and requested Senator HAM
LIN to present it. Ihus tho odiu1n is divided,
not transferred, for to haye presented md
urged the passage Of IN Objectionable meas
IRE without knowing what it was il the most
charitable imputtion possible for Mr, HAM
LIN, who, to say tho least, was culpab1y care
less. As for RAMsEr-wcll, <le nostut:s MI min,
etc., applies, politically, to RAMSEY, anyhow.
, 1875-03-22

a sensational rt1mor, from New York
paper sonlewl'nt noted for supplying some
thing "fresll md readable every Sunday, IL
to the effect Tint tho excursion Of Senator CAM.
EhoX anil others to Mexico l,as for It's object
the requirement by nnnexntion Of large SLIGO
OF TINT country. Tho fact that tho suppositi-
tlous boundaries Of tho proposed territorial
acquisition nro lninutely stated Is creditable
to the ingenuity Of the author Of the story,
but does not add to iss probability; indeed,
its lack of authenticity or foundation In fnct
WIS set forth in TnE Tn1nUsEs Washington
dispatches some time ngo. IN annexation
scicme, whether basca upon purchase or
conquest, would meot with small favor just
NOW.
, 1875-03-22
REPUTATION AV0WED.

The Nashville {Tonn.) Banner, ultra.Dem.
ocratic, presents to tho people Of Tennessee
our comments upon tho proposition Of ox-
Gov. WALKER, Of Virginia, who will probably
DO tho Speaker Of the next Democratic House
Of Representatives, that tho United statcs
sha!l ASSUME the debts Of al1 t1.o Stntcs. It
will bo remembered that the fifteen rro-
nouncctl Democratic States owe tso12 ,Ouo.-
QUO, while all tho others owe only :s109, ,ooo,-
900. Tho Banner presents tho figures
tcmptingly 10 tho Democrats Of The South,
and reminds them TINT slavery was abolished
mt tho expense Of tho South" inti1nating
tint hero is n small chance Of getting part
compensation therefor. Tho Banner, how
ever, inclines to tho opinion TINT tho asaump-
ton Of these State dobts Is but tritle; mud
intlcates that thoro is greater tlcliyorauco
from dobt tllnn any which in offered by sucl
proceeding. 1t says.:
Tits TnlHuNE 10 one Of tho crcdnloua minority who
belosc pretend 10 belieya that the national debt
will ever be pad In thu estimation Of many otlcrs.
orch payment Of tho interest IN doubtful.
OF co,trac, ii tile Democratic party proposes
to rep,,diato the principal of tl,e public debt.
and even to stop payment on tho interest,
then, Of course, tho assumption of tic State
debts becomes very insignificant matter. If
tho national debt iB to be rcpnaiated, to ill.,
clude in that repudiation $500, ,ooo, 900 mora
would not add very seriously to tile lishon-
csty and disgrace Of tho proceeding. Ii tho
Banner is authorized to speak for ths Demo-
cratic party, or oven for tho Democrats Of
Tennessee, that the policy of tho marty e}n,a
, 1875-03-22

aeHa their political privileges at n diaadvnn-
tago. dratlually, stase aftor State has pnsscd
beyond tho control OF tile coforetl people.
Only in South Cnro1ina anil Mississippi tlo
they hold a supremacy, ansl in t1leae Stntcs
in duo timo tho power will pass nwny from
them. 11,o North, OF tie General Govern.
ncnt. cannot arrest this change, even II 70
disposed. Tho minority must rule, ansl in q
struggle between the two races, as races, the
less informed, and less experienced, md lcsa
educated. must be vnnquisl,etl. If, however,
this color line be abandoned, and Tho cotorel
people exhibit disposition 10 unitc will, the
whites, there will be instnntly division Of the
Inter into two parties on old and new pol;ti.
cal issues. To cnch OF these parties tho s,,,,-
port Of portion Of tho colorod people will be
necessity, mud both partios Of Whites will
become at ouce tho friends aud protectors of
tho wcakor raco, instead of being as
now united to oppose and oppresa 1t.
When tue negro raco Mt the South divide their
anHrages between tho Democratic and Con-
servativo parties, all the present hatred, pref
udlce, md bitterness against thom will give
way, and tho negro voters will become iden.
titled with aud merged in the general porula-
tion OF the South, sharing its prosperity md
advancing in intelligence, power, anlinfluoucc.
under tic better feeling md uLity OF tho
whole. Then every Southern State will 11ave
its Union, Progressive, or Republican party,
just rs every Northern State l,as, and Tie
power shown By the Union, Whig, DOUGLASS
Democratic people in 1860, strengthened az
it will DO by the eyonts Of the War, will in
, 1875-03-22
We print this morning tho full tart

we PRINT this morning tho full text Of tho
10" passed hy tho Into Congress- defining the
Jurisdiction oftbs Federal courts, with lar.io-
niar refercnco to their relations toward the
ssate courts. The law is Of tie greatest i,n-
portanco to tho legal profession, and will ho
'eaa with interest. Tho chief point of gen.
cru interest is the enlargement Of the j,,ris-
aiet'on OF she United Gtates Circuit Courts,
glSlng the'n concurrent Jurisdiction with tho
=: u'n'e.1 States Districts Courts in a certain
nne OF clses. 1t IL believed, too, that tho
ne" Law Will facilitate the transfer OF many
cases new pending in the state courts to tho
Federal. courts Which wore barred out under
tho oil law,
, 1875-03-22

Tho Chicago produce markets were stcaa,
ier on Saturday. Mess pork was very actiyc,
aud advanced 200 per brl, closing at SEQ. Of
eash. and S2o.873@2o.4 10 for May. Lard was
IN fair demand, and 2!o per 100 lbs higher,
closing at S1s.7s@le.774 cash, aud S1+.oO tor
May. Meats wero active and unchanged
at7so for shoulders, 10io for short ribs, and
1oao for short clears. Dressed hogs wero
qu'es and strong, at 5sCo@o.00 per 100 ibs.
1ugh~tues wezo in good demand and stee.ly
at Sill per gallon. Flour was quiet aud
linn. Wheat vaa less aoti5e aud ~ lower,
olostngas 9I4o Tor March, and 95o toz April.
, 1875-03-22

strikes us ~ qualifications for member
Of Congress they arc very indefinite md III
satisfactory. AL members Of Congress, ,ncnl-
bcrs Of Legislatures, members of Common
Councils, membcrs of County Boards, aud
the majority Of Sl,crifrs, Constablea, and
po''ntl-kcepers aro gentlemen of education,
culture, anl ability, md hayo served flyo
years ii, tho army. This catalogue Of of1lcial
virtues IL getting very atalc. uivo lis Bo1no-
thing new. The qualification most to 10
sought for in n candidate just now il his
ability 10 lot things dono .l,a. don't belong
IN hin,
, 1875-03-22

The first full particulars of tho fearful
m"ssncre Of Tho Presbyterian congregation in
Acapulco, Mexico, which took place in jan
uary, aro published in another column.
For fiendish atrocity tho slaughter
sarpoases tho average Of religious mas
sacres in Mexico, md tho cool d;savovol
OF responsibility by tho Mexican Govorn.
ment will not have the effect of diminishing
tito thrill Of horror mad indignation which
the event will cause throughout au Chris
tendon,
, 1875-03-22

Claimants for tho seat IN tho next House,
made vacant by tho Bulden death OF bIr.
buFr1s7os, of Massachusetts,, are rapidly
turning up. Tho latest ono, who puts in his
claim in the columns OF the Boston Adser.
tier, h DR.. PETER P1yro, Of Hyannis, whose
qualifications, al stated by the Asletrsiser, are,
TINT he is gentleman OF education, culture,
and ability, and TINT he served five years In
tue army with distinction. These arc, no
Doubt, admirable qualifications for d.. PETER
PlNzo, as native OF the Aourishing town Of
Hyannis, Wherever 1t may bs, but II
, 1875-03-22

Uuiou tnaio,itv ov.r t,.,,s,,,, - ...-.-
11ero. then, oyon IN 7yco .:.'.ss'.' ,,,a.' ~,
enu nrotost ,,v = aiax;t'. =. '.o "us "o'.
tho slav..loldin,, sta;ea "sa;',. ~ Wv puop4o y,
t1;s,,nior, Ta,an s.,,o,ats,. u y:""." uoo' n, "uo
nessea. oeorc;o Jo',,s,on. ,5,"ssn'. ,1 !on-
land Eont,o,1,, nd na,s.s a ''nsy
cidod ,naforit;ca noo;nvt t1a sa,asa;aa Nv w.
union rortv rrha on1 W.t;s son ~..:aN, " u's'
onI 1,onoy,a 11n,on ~ na'nls,.,! s, Na''o'n on'on'
nrol,ahv os st.on, co,nnoxo,;ra,,. @a. -, ~
,yhi,o nooo,o ~ r. oa,..,. a4y ~. 1noh8 tae
1sro n,l,a ~ ~ aa.s s "''t -. o .oy ~ IL was IN
, 1875-03-22
TERMS OE THE TRIBUNE.

nA7xa NJ sCnscnfrTsos trArAnLz N ADVANCED.
Fn.tnut I'rrraItt nj tl,tA Office.
parLa f{ear. ....9l3.tIl Weekly. 5oar...3 1.H:5
TE.Weekly;,;.:... U.:,U EiEe ro?iss...... 7.IU
doubts Rhset.,... 300
Fasts .! a 3rsr At TIM aan!@ rails.
HANrEp-uns active txeut Ia ehoh town and village.
gpcel&l arrangements made with auch.
EpesfinHn cnpics aen4 feeo. =.
forse,rut delay and mistakes. bo snd sse rost.
onee sddzcas In fu1l+ Including HtAta and Cnunty.
1fsniiAneea ay Ia nda either by draft exrcss ppst-
Oncs osdrr, nr In registered icter. At u,,r ritk
TERM TO cITr sunAeniBEHs
nstfS htrered. fnn6aJ c1rcnted, 81 cont. rce wepk
Dst!r. delivered, Sunday Included II: csnts pr week.
AddrtM THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Garner Ifadson and uea.bo,,, .sts, Chicago, III.
, 1875-03-22

sHAnSEr, the New York murderer, who es-
capetl from tho To1nbs Khort timo before
tho day set for, his execution, has hccn re-
captured III Havana after long pursuit, aud
will be brought back ~ soon as tho necessary
reqnisstion il made by tho United Statos ,tp-
on the spa1ish Government in Cuba.
, 1875-03-22

statIst!cians aro looking for Information Cyl.
corning tho habits OF tho colosod poup1c al!
thoy fnd It to DO lietinctive1y truo OF tic r1ea
that 1t alAors suicide. In several yeasB oalYtua
woll-authantfcated caacH Of suicide arlnns H.,
negroes Of Richmond ate recorded iu tho ro!isa
books. Such Ia the testimony Of al, oil is.cc.
two who has specially Investigated the snbIc:t.
Tho anthorittoa Of Richmond, 1t is vol Enona.
haVo not put ligh price upon nogro-llfo tlasirs
tho last fow yoars
, 1875-03-22
U|]e Ublfayn U1ibn4.c,
Monday Morning. March "a, 1876,

Central Georsia Inns boon acourgetl by an
awful tornado, of whiuh added particulars ure
given this morning. Tho visitation was one
Of extraordinary sosority, involving lnrge
destruction Of human life and property, mud
M unusual amount Of suffering,
, 1875-03-22

Tho delivery Of ANDREW JoItSsoN's speech
today in the Senate, on the Louisiana qucs.
tion, forms an interesting and novel coinci-
slence. Precisely seven yoars ago to-day tho
initial proceedings for his impeachment as
President Of Tho United States began in the
Earn{o
, 1875-03-22

Mv1cK Ems TnEArnE-sadI'on street. ha.wnen
peartmtn and state Engagement Of tAwrouco HafEAtt.
"Jasn1a liarebcu; or, Tho Man . Airlt."
, 1875-03-22

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, MI. 9. r. 4. M.-IIAli, n
efonrnrst: Hpccai conversation this Mandss cre!ng at
ne!ock fur wnrk on the Il. 4. ncgsen Walter.
f., y. TUCKER Ene.
, 1875-03-22

ACADEMY or stuslc-f1,fs.ea .,rcot. bstwo.n M.d
'fThs EHltkct on the 11o1sth."
, 1875-03-22

a Washington correspondent intimasos 'n.'
only forty ex-Oongsoasmsn are stlll unpfof'pss =.
for. They Rre Ill abie-bodied. and will sooa - =.
reconclcd to tho dlaagreoab'o necessity, sa'su W
moro or less frequently prescnta isse!f ~
AmEican citizens, Of providing for shstoss'''-'
, 1875-03-22

0ov. dAsroH, o. Massachusetts, refusea wv
Wow tue procession OF 1rish societies tn bos'ss
On Hs. Patt1ek'4 Day, hecAuss h included Hs''
, 1875-03-22

ADEIr1fT TTHEATnE-Dearfo.n at,ret corpcr Mon.
fue. Variety entertainment. "Hcck and Neck"
, 1875-03-22

| cDr1f1trv frv, r,toeoo ri tt,o ,,+,4r,,,~,. 49,
P'i''e' 10 '''o eon'1osefS9 hf'
imnortont conccrns t,o ra1o,;o,a -, a.. H. na.,' %
ol;ca to thu r,n,1;o u,to,, .,.,.,., a." s.,.1
re1n.ea IN t,,o ,,r,nosa,1 ora,,s;o. - a. "e ~'
man ,anonooo oa suo - ~ ,,,a rn,.,, .a ael
tho com,nou .o,,ao1, ue,, s~s s..n.'.:. s.n -
cons;,erohto ot,o,,,;o,, "0'''e
| Tho ret;o;ons % anas.;on :. ,a,n, ~,
mora hnott1 NM, ,as,,,aS;nr - a,, 0n'.ss' =. , sn'
fairly s,,ru,,o mon Nav Yorr c;tv ~ Az ~, ns
priest. thu nnv, rotbor w,,rrn ta. 1'asa = -.
preaohinr tbo ,noat rotonont ,,t,;1;,,.,;e1 IT.; .e.
ara;nst tl,s ,,ub,;, a,1,o,1. NJ tof,e", it,1
q samn1o e.froct fro,, a sar,,o,, ,~ana.,a'1 L.. -
him n week oro xestcrdov. =
"yoe ho h tto ,.,ou,. y .n,,.,,, J.,
Of one hsliug anatcmas woe o to tho narcns n,,,
send their children to these public sciools Won be
~. Nv, sao 1eesc'y lasor them III Their hearsa 1wou
Tho pub,c schools nm a u, o. judgement
tsoaes. aehoois, and thoy who sena ther ch,laren IL
them cannot expect tho mercy of God. They ought
~. Inc eaef.nents OF tho Church n thn4F
dsv wben {. viii ,o unors.oa ,,, WI 1--WE 20 see '
nit this great sin will bs rctse.. the sscramen, of tho
chafeh What let then, die without the ritea Of tho
san cn"'eA =. soa w!l AK. Sc'' my no. would rs
Catholics !, '"' 'N1"AN'eAA - Jug - 70 sueh
N".aoass
Inns KIND OF iang'age, which acquires nd
"st'ona4 tofce IRON the sanctity of its pulpit
ponulation ,vhic,, IN Ne,x WI. S H. .sAo.'o
nossessc1 NJ vost ,,,l;t;o,, ,,e,res MY 10 E4so
Tho ,on+rov,re,, han 49,. 80. .-.-..
ntnct;co1 .lono IN Nov VI ~. "ote
OF tue Catholics is either that they shall be
exempt from taxation for public school sup
port, OF TINT they shall haTo portion Of tho
E"oi'c fund set aside for tic support Of thoir
sectaf1an SCHOOLS, The ultraists tnko tho for
1ner ground; tho moro conservative Catholics
nope 1of Some compromise whereby tho 1at-
ter may bo reached. To this end the Ttns-
tees OF tho Roman Catholic "parochial
schools T" have made formh demand for
a portion OF tho school fund, and it is
ssn'heans TINT tho Board Of School
commissioners havo appointed committee
70 Aola m official conference with Them
1hefo arc rs many as FIFTY Of these Roman
Cataoilc parochih schools in New York, anl
THO attendance III estimated rs high as 10000
papha. There is sald to bc betwcen Sc, ,0oD,-
wv anu s5,ooo'o 'ooo invested IN this kind Of
school property, and tho schools nso MAIN
talned at cost Of about $780, year.
Under the former administration Of tho City
Government tho TwEEp-c coSSoL1r-swErNr-
HALL administrator, these parochial schools
received some portion Of tho public funds by
being included Under tho general class Of
" charitable institutions" But this contribu.
t1on, aIto6ctAof unWhrr0nte1 by law, wpg cut
, 1875-03-22

W!Lnon's roD;L1yER OIL. AND 1rMr.-TIIE
srcht popularity at thA safe aud cca cious
siont ie t. Il. intria.!e worh II tho
usnght co!ds. .Asthmn 1,rnnetttsv Who.pins Oonxh.
as ~ ,Hc;sSf 9; II es Let no "ne noal:q ssty
Ai. aevt,to al comrfnnts of Tho Chrsf. jain1. ne
lhfras MhnHfsctuEed only BY \. u. WILKOR, Ehpn.
ls Iustnn. Hntd bf nil drlllGfRa4.
, 1875-03-22

Tho Republican Senators. Or Bono of ,.,
seem to yca.n after tio chnnco to tndorso ~
Presidents action In the Louisiana caso ~
caucua has votod to koep tho souaso tn scs.;s''
until tho necessary resolution Ia passed. nn,l ~
Democrats announce that they will talk nr.ln.,
timo to prevent Its passage. So wo NAV ex,s,.
tho tloodgacs Of oratory to DO thrown wj,o o1.s
Thts frantic zeal for Endorsing" tho inst k.a,
rather misplaced. II tho action Of tia p,o
.lol,t was good, 1t will Btand criticism vth,a,
boing bospattefed with Senatorial praiBo h.
resolution concoeted in caucus mud carried al.
by partisan votes. II 1t was bad, no amount =,
Endorsement" can mako 1t any better. ~.
resolution submitted contatns tho clause, "r,"
laana. Of Which WILLIAM 7. Ksl1ooo IL III. y,
ecutiso." As tho President has pub)lc1r a.,-
nat!zed the election Of 1879 aa a "rio, III.
fraud" would It not bc US vol 10 defer Ia r.,
opinion. and not sta.o no decidedly Tint tl,t
fraud really put KEIlono into power? 1}ut n.
frantic opposition Of tho Democrats to ,l.e NJ,
luton at t1lia d!htanco away loolss ridiculous !,
WILL neither hurt nor help their party to his, tht
intorsement resolution. Tic wlsolo tl,in, n.
both sldos is absurd, II not childish.