The daily gazette., 1875-04-01

Philadelphia Times wants our COVER
nment to suppress the Mixecan outlaws
on the Texan frontier, without delay.
Easton Free Press says the farmers
in that section are rapidly pushing
their grain into market on account OF
recent advance in price OF D cents per
bushel.
Springfield Union sayI the very men
who wished to lynch Pemberton, the
murderer, will appear in force to ask
his pardon if he should be sentenced to
be hung.
Harrisburg Telegraph says our own
people should have q chance to SUD-
scribe TO our government loans, at low
rates of interest, instead of the little
men in power begging loan in Europe.
An official decree has been promul-
gated prohibition importation into
France of American potatoes, or OF
sacks or barrels previously used In
packing them. The object Is to pre-
vent the Introduction of the Colorado
beetle.
New York Tribune says when the
grip of the Indian Ring upon Interior
IDepartment is loosened the ostensibly
fair character of good many officials
many be spoiled, but the people will
discover the whereabouts of an i'm
> mense amount of stolen money.
A profound sensation has been crea-
ted in Madrid by General Concha, late
captain general of Cuba, preferring an
, accusation against his predecessor,
4 General Jovellap, who Is now Spanish
0 minister of war, as being the cause of
lack of discipline in the Spanish army
i. in Cuba. He also censurce the con-
duct of Jovellar as minister OF war.
II is srted that Conel, Frobel's report
n of the survey of the proposed Great
Western and Atlantic Water Route
will indicate that from Cairo, H., to
. Darlen, Ga. a distance Of nearly 1000
= miles, there are 900 miles of navigablt
= river, leaving only 100 miles of artiti
cial water ways to be provided. NJ
engineering difficulties arc presented
ON the route.
e The Memphis Appeal, speaking o
D the prospective Democratic nomina
~ tions for 1876, remarks Under NJ
circumstances, however, should eIthe
candidate be selected from tho South
'" All that is needed to render Repub
US lican triumph certain in 1875. is t.
re nominate some rebel, secession Demo
I. crat, or Confederate General for tn
Vice Presidency Nothing more
90 required.
"a A Hartford correspondent of theNey
NC FORK Times concludes a letter on tn
u, Connecticut campaign thus: Neithe
rst side is at heart satisfied as to how tn
contest is going to end, and there is a
'r- utter dearth of prophecy. AS for be
ting, there Is n one at all. Everybod
believes, however, that on the Stat
Iquired to determine the result. B.
> yond this, nobody appears to be SUI
of anything.
The lower branch of the Illinois l.
gislature, last Thursday refused to pa
Fh' the senate bill appropriatilg $500
for the completion of the Dougla
monument. The vote stood 60 yeas
70 nays. OF the sixty who voted t,
the bill thirty-two are Democrat
10. twenty-three Republicans, and tl'
at Independents. OF the seventy wi
my voted in the negative, fourteen, a
iSn Democrats, thirty-nine Republican
lie and seventeen Independents.
for President Grant has agreed to be
No Lexington in the forenoon and at Co
old cord in the afternoon on the day
uld the centennial celebration, and ha
cue cuo ing expressed desire to travel ov
Iale the same road from Boston that t
British did ON the morning of Ap
10, 1775, the National Lancers of b
. ton have been detailed to act as an
cort over the entire route, and aft
D. dining at Lexington the Ancient al
~ Honorable Artillery will escort him
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