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TO LOAN.
LOST.
RoOMs AED BOARD.

COUNTRY BOAFD-A married couple with
" out children, or tyO single persons, may
obtain comfort bic country board for the
summer three miles east OF uoWp, ana within
a half mile OF a railroad station by address
ing, with references,
IVA PRIVATE BOARD, Appeal Office.
DOGMA splendid room, with board; terms
II moderate; al 10 Monroe street. jy2
DOOMs AND BOARD-Desirabief front room,
r.. with hoard. 81 - UNION ST
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JUVENILES! JUVENILES!!

NHURIL.-Tbs instantaneous cure fol
asInosgtd. Geo. w. Jones q O., kesp 1t.
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* EN- GUCAY
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

FACILITIES for education unsurpassed,
II aided by q military training which
enures TO health, gracefulness, manliness,
truthfulnesS, and sense Of honor. Estimated
ca penses for one cadet S425.
RefeTences.-S p. Read, cashier Union and
Planters bank; Capt. J. NJ. Trezsvart; z. W.
White and T. A. Lamb, 30S From street; II.
Harder, Esq. Major r. II. WiIdberger, Of the
faculty, at 26S Front street, VIII furnish infOT-
nation and catalogues Till June 25th. Address
COL. ROBT. d. ALLEN, Sup't,
julS Farmdale, franklin CO.. Ky.
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CLOSING and brass fluting-iron COM
bined, 81 so. Best fluting machine
made, s. 50. By H. Wetter & Co.
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Memphis and St Louis Packet 20.
United States 8IaiI Line.
From Elevator Building, feet axe 50,
CITY OF VICESBURli. -. Riley master
- "Wednesday, July i4tu, ut 10 o .u.
CII1 Or Cit rs IL .-.---.He- ssrr master
Thursday July 18th az pm.
CAFlEOL til G....-.-....... .-- % c5al, 70 astsr
Friday, July 10th, aJ pm.
Ots%AAHD ~ " n tE-lH1 l4s.taE
SATURDAY, July 18th, 40 3 pm.
CITY OF ELENA -. .HE5ls a-, rIlastcr
sunday, July 18Th, az 10 am.
BELLE MENiPd l5..-............. frame. rla7ter
Monday, July 18TH, at Pm.
For freight or passsls apply to
AD. STORM.
su2,t aiLssiszlnpi River Elevator Comoeuy.
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etc. saw one clover-field of twenty
five acres, which, l think, at two now
ings, will yield from forty to fifty tons
Of good hay. Farmers have been most
ly paying cash for their supplies this
season, and consequently they will not
be so pressed in money matters next
fall. This is the case in Henderson,
Hardin, Decatur and Wayne.
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"ASTED-NOUR ATTENTION TO TIE
Wy MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
RY, 81 Washington 81. Awnings on an sfyisH
made to order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-up hOlBtered, vanished ,
and packed Tor shipment Carpets taken Up.
cleaned aud relRid. Al work called Tor aud ce-
nvered Tree - ~~o--" ~ KITTEN Z Ef-E4.
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CITUATION-A gentleman of experience
- and business capacity, having an extensive
. acquaintance with the planting and CONNER
ciai community Of North Alabama, desires 10
connect himself with a frst-Class 6. OceTE and
cotton house in Memphis. E1r>t-class recon-
mendations and references. address
iyI6 C., COurtlaud, Ala.
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WANTS.

A GENT-One nrst-claSs agent t. sell new
"a goods; salary or commission paid,
jyl7 TASA-MA-SAkE CO., Z7g Second St
ATURSE-A good stout nurse for an invalid
IN lady. Apply 10 MAS. DUNCAN,
Union avenue, next door TO Vincent place.
or to W. :. MCCOY,
iyl7 800 Front street.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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ATTEND Rohertson,s Rnsineas CoIlege
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CITUATION-A competent bOOk-keeper Of
- long experience wishes to obtain employ
ment, either permanent or temporary; mode
rate salary required; satisfactory reference
given. Address
iyll ByOK-KEEPER. Appeal Office.
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CITUATION-By a young married man,
- stranger in the city, who respectfully so
ncitH employment in any capacity where The
remuneration wilt defray his moderate ex.
penses during the summer months. He is apt
and capable ana has excellent business quail
nCatlons, and can be OF service ia almost any
calling, commercial or otherwise. The sub
lect OF this advertisement is embarrassed in
monetary affairs 10 an alarming extent. and
has family depending upon his CEeItiOus
for support. i appeal o the symVsIuigs OF q
kind and benevolent community, with my
hope and faith resting in the goodness and
mercy o. the All-wlse power above. Address
jyS SPHINX. Appeal Office.
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"Eoheugrfn.''

Conway's London Letter to the Cincinnati
Commercially
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TURNITURE-Cne ParlOr and four or five
nice bedroom sets and csrpe.S. See
CASH, to-day, this Office. jyl5
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CITUATIOS-As teacher in some private
- family; can instruct in French aud on
piano. Good references given ana required,
Country preferred. Address TEACHER,
iyg rs Elliott street, Memphis,
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ITO PURCHASE desirable brick resi-
dence centrally located. Oue.half cash,
balance IN twelve months. Address, stating
location, price, etc,
jyI PURCHASER care Appeal Office.
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9TE AEEgRETs.
FOR CaIBO AND ST. LOUIS.

FQB CAIRO AND 81, L0ri.
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ent from active service In the army. The Ptcavans
sayss seen. Emory has administered the military
affairs Of this district during Of extraordinary
diculty, and 10 the midst OF events which required
that he should conduct himself with extreme prudence
ana discretion. Ii creditabe to hs character as
soldier ana as gentleman that while he has never
failed to yield that perfect obedience to authority when
Is the duty OF soldier, he has executed his orders WIN
the dellcacy which distinguishes gentleman. No one
nas dreamed OF holding him responsible ior INC
asea to which the military force OF the Unleo etaVeS
have been put 10 t6is State has he ever sought 70
svade Just responsibility by whispered cruo'sn OF
seusuro on his superors lie has never slandered the
people Of Louisiana he has never denounced them as
Sanditti aud assassus; he has never menaceu them
with the power which he welded we cannot assert
shat the duties imposed him have been repugnah 70
his views or us feelings for nc has too high sense OF
military proprlety TO IN political pOlemlcsi out
do know that he has never advised tha the ote pc
put under military rule. that its people should be
treated As bapdlls and mnrderers."
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THE LOUISIANA COMPRoMSE.

4 SPECIAL SESSION OF TIE LEGISLATURE CALLED
10 CARRY OUT THE PROVISIONS OF THE wHEE-
LER COMPACT.
NEw-ORLEANs, La, March 24-Gov. Kellogg
,oDgbt ssued call for an extra session OF she Legisa
ture to meet in Eew-Oreans Wednesday, April H. 10
carry out the adjustment The subjects for legislation
are limited by the call 70 SIX. viz:
First: Adjustment Of political difficulties.
Second Revenues of the State and modes Of collee-
.iOn and disbursement. -, - =. 49,.
Third Amending OF the Funding bill so as to change
the constitution OF tue Funding Board ana preVentiuDu
ing OF Illegal obligations. 49, . . =
y Fourth The financial condition ana government VI
the CityOf New-Orleans. ~, &c..
FIN AThe relief o. the commerce OF New-Oreans
from excessive port charges and fees.
SIth. BY request Of delegation OF merchan's " lh
corporate a Board OF Trade
Gen. A. s. Badger has been appointed fiscal agent OF
the Board Of Police Commissioners
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4 CHECK TO FAITHLEss WORK.

MR.. DALYs BILL FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A
STATE INSPECTOR OF PUBLIC wORKs-NVEsTI-
CATION AS WELL AS CARE OF PUBLIC INTER
EsTS INTENDED.
IRON A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.I
ALBANY, March 24-The specious pretense of anx-
lety for an investigation put forward by the Canal
Ring is rated at its true value by all discerning
friends of reform. The members Of the Ring IN
tend that tue investigation which they would
set on foot should be protracted so long
that interest in it would die out, and
then the investigating committee could bring In
quiet, withdrawing report, without exciting much
indignation. In order to defeat this scheme, and
with view TO get an officer appointed who will not
only act as check all unfaithful work IN the tu-
ture but will investigate the abuses of the past and
present, bill was introduced in the Assembly by
Mr.. DAILY of New-York to-day. 1t was referred TO
the Committee of the Whole. This bill is favored
by the friends of the Governor and the friends Of
Reform, and is as follows:
AN ACT creating the Office Of Inspector Of Public Works providing
for his appointment aud compensation.
spector OF Public Works. who shall be appointed and
may be removed by the Governor at pleasure. Unless
he ia sooner removed shall hold his Office for and dur
ing he term the Governor by whom he Is appointed
SEC 3 1t shall be the duty OF such olcer 10 Inspect
ali works carried on by account or the state or IN
which the Stale shall be interested, aud 10 perform all
special duties In respect thereto which SHAH DO imposed
SEC g. such officer shall have power to Inspect all
sucn WORKS and to examine any book account or paper
relating thereto ~ the custody OF any pubic oucer OF
hoard 10 take testimony and administer Oaths, and any
Wfu false swearing before sucn oncer Is hereby de-
clared to be perjury. u $500
witness before nim whenever his opinion the inter
ests Of the state require and for that purpose he may
l,sue subpenas to 6e signed by him, which shall be
served by any sheriff constable by said officer there,
untu redired ANY person duly subpenaed To attend
before such officer VINO shall wilfully neglect TO obey
amen ubpcna shall forfeit to the people OF tins State the
sum Of $3.50, and shall DO deemed Euily OF mlsue-
meanOr -
SEC Such officer shall receive an annual eompensa:
the state Tire asry lie shall also be entitled ~ be paid
his reasonable expenses. actually incurred Tor clerk
hire CONFORMATION OF experts, aud other incidental
matters In the discharge Uf his duties, tho account
thereof TO be- verified by his oath aud audited by the
Controller The objects aud amounts being subject 10 the
approyal In writing OF the Governor aud CONTROLLER
SEC G. Tnis act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
THE BLACK HILLS.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS AND HOSTILE INDIANS En-
ROUTE FOR TIE CAMP OF THE MINERs-NEW
PARTIES STARTING FOR THE GOLD REGION.
OMAHA, Neb., March A-lnfOrmatiOn has
been telegraphed TO Gen. Ord Of several parties OF
niners leaving different points for the Black Hills. In
reply to a telegram from a miner, who recently came
out of the hills whether he would be permitted to re-
tnrn with regnforcemcnts and provisions, Gen. Ord
says:
Troops from Fort Laramie and hostile indians have
hotb zone for your miners For their sakes hope tue
froops viii reach them first, as the military orders are
simply bring IN the party c0nhne the leaders, pulh
the waCcns md destroy outfits
Gen. Or has been authorized TO put all his cavalry at
once IN the Sioux country. which miners are tres
pasng and to employ 80 Indian scouts to advise the
cPvaly OF the advent Of miners HIS orders are 20 re
Oys the atie arrest aud conne the leaders at the
40 rest military post burn wagons and destroy ouns'
Black Hills transportation Company, FORMED mere
yesterday propose 10 leave the railroad at Sidney Ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
TIE ET-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

THE SENATE PASSES TIE BILL INCORPORATING THE
NEw-JEESEY AND EASTERN TRANSPORTATION
CONiPANY-THE APPRAIsEN1ENT OF ERIE RAILWAY
PROPERTY.
TRENTON, March 2i.-In the Senate Mr..
Sewel introduced bill to vacate Piymouthst Jersey
CITY, He also presented resolutions from the New
Jersey Conference protesting against the passage Of
the Catholic ProtCctOrv bill The resolutions were
laid on the table Mr.. Hopper introduced sup
Element to the act Incorporating tho Long
Branch nud Naw-York Railroad repeating the
third section Of the act The supplement was tabled
because it was not deemed public act The bin incOr-
porating tho New-Jersey ana Eastern Transportation
Company WAS passed. Mr.. Hill Introduced the follow
ing concurrent resolution relating TO certain securities
rpported annually the past forty by the State
Treasurer The securities stand on bis DOCKS as IOan
10 De counties ami due the State, for which the United
States Treasurer hClts certificates against tn" State:
the United States Congress lie feqleI to pass
directing the treasury TO proper
be made bis looks, 10 TeAeTe the several o'-Ieh ron M
liability TO the Government
In the Assembly Mr Henry introduced a bill fixing
the salaries OF the officers Of both Houses which chan
the salaries agreed upon somewhat Tue bill to appoint
three appraisers to estimate the amount OF Eric Rll
way property subject to taxation was denounced as
deslt n to bacKma and was lost by unanimous vote.
Mr. Swings b / 10 make OF interest six per
of Hudson Essex PIssaic Bergen Udion, and Warren.
was recommttet for amendment The bill to compel
railroad companies 10 pay their employ cs was passed
by vote OF ~ 10 1.
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"a Drop Of Joy In Every word.D

PLENIyGr5s Huncrion Co. N j., June 20, 1874
DR. v PIERCE Buffalo, ~ Y; Dear St Is With happy heart
Uen te lines 10 cuowelyc that you Golden AeocRi
Discover Pugatiye Pellets blessings tie world Ihro
cannos Ighy raised tor they lave almost ouShs
TREE months ago ss bIokcn out We IgS
ulcers bot limbs face procured your Seea
Medical Discovery Pellets AMI have taken H gOtIe
and to-day good h h al those ugy ulcers hag hesie aus
len nv skin natural healthy thought at one line
cured Although can bot poorly express my ataae
yOu vet there Gods beSHs cN
you your wonderful medcne the humble prayer o.
Yours sTuly, JAMES q. BKLLiA
terrible ulcers ahd
free the blood Of poison causing them who long doaa
lbs wonderful Dr. Pierce however, no. Hsl u place m
Golden Medical Discovery III catalogue OF qusc patent nostrums b
does d; - reconnend W.
hat hed hi that there but one form Ut boJ1 s-
ease that IL will care that Cese lie does nos re.
ths5 i pst
sahug discovered aud that will free the bocf
and stem of all blood be they aEia Ygetbs
or mineral Golden Discovery warranted b, MA . cure hs
Of blOtches
sW.ng. The ~ scrouns anh
liberated sores all scroid0u diseases
eases, all VI which belong 10 s,gOiul)us Diseases
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WASHINGTON.

JUDGE PARDEE NOT CONFIRMED.
EFFORTS OF THE PRESIDENT AND TESTIMONIALS IN
THE JUDGES FAvoR-HIs FRIENDS IN THE SEN
ATE FoRsAKE HIM-THE NoMINATIoN FINALLY
LAID ON THE TABLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYEl
WASHINGTON March A.-The extra session of the
Senate adjourned sine de at ST o'clock this afternoon
Its last hours passed in discussing the case of
Judge Pardee. The Presidents friends deserted
him in this case most nOtiCeablY. According TO the
statement of member of the Cabinet, the Presl-
dent never exerted himself moro earnestly in be-
half Of nominee than in the case Of Judge Pardee
Every member of the Cabinet seemed to be in his
favor and a larger number of recommendations
and of o better character. were filed In his
behalf than any candidate has filed during
the Winter, and these were all sent to the Senate
In addition, the President telegraphed TO Gen.
Sheridan in New-Oreans, and also to Messrs. Hoar'
Wheeler, and Frye, to give their opinion OF Judge
Pardoe, and they all approved him, 1t Is charged
by some persons not friendly to the President that
he took such unusual interest on behalf Of Judge
PaIdee because his confirmation was so earnestly
desired by Mr.. Collector Casey
1t was thought this morning that Judge Pardee
would be rejected aud tho President was asked by
Cabinet officer if he should send in another
name, and Gen. Grant promptly answered
that he would not. The discussion to-
day was nearly all one side and was
averse to the confirmation. Judge Pardee's
friends deserted him very rapidly, and nc was asked
to have bis withdrawn, but he refused, SAYING
that he preferred to be either confirmed or rejected
1t was finally proposed to lay the nomination on
the table. This was earned by vote of % TO 10,
only one Republican Senator, Mr. Sherman. voting
in the negative. The Judges friends tonight say
that during the Summer he Will devote hlmse1 10
mo thp oh mazda against
his name will 90 in again next December. In the
mean time the vacancy cannot be filled.
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DIED.

ACXERMANon March a. Sarah wdO" Of the late Cornelius ASfer
Her ,e, and friends ore respectful, invited the funeral
from late residence, No so Ne' TMrITaAs "a Thursday
25th inst at 7 O'Clock precisely
nIaoe son 6f Fs6k ". M Baa aged year.
P6De aD on Thursday 25h inst at OH residence Of
parents BOns, near WsshnstonaVe STANFORD IneAs1' AZ
BARTow-A,s St Augustine Foa Tusi,y March 49, Geor.
R R. Sat' and Mara s 1 Bir,"T.
Nouee Of funeral hereafter
sbo but pafa illness oLgneun95 Sie- sad
QUIZ John the Mary L. Beatty il the Zls'y Of
The funeral service, will take place a,
dcoe: The fesVcs AMI tSds OF the ay AZ, respectfully
ii Whitehall boat to the MOa'ian Cemetery, Staten Innd
for nterneut
Clark Charles aud Mary Clara, in the 3th Of s age
and friends Of the family are respectfully ny 70 a'tead
Broadway on FRIDAY, March 20, at 3 o'clock ?. IN;
Tpiehss ana the O'CLOCK train Fort1secOn d. r
DURYgA-On Tuesday, March 3D. Mabel Edul infant daughter Of
Relatives the y reDee,qTy Invited 70 attend the
on Friday, March 70, at o'clock p. N.
DUTTON-At wsrgord Conn., Sunday March 81 Mrs Ealy Dur-
ton widow Of Samuel H. DuEtoh
FoRCEOn Monday March 20 John Csmpon Force in bis 6S
Funeral from hi, lat, residence PerropOn Brooklyn Thurs
HALon Tuesday March o. daughter Of w. H. and jana
Fdreison la5:a o G" 9hs residence Of her OaTsp,.
corner Bergen aud Spp-va. G. Nights Her remains wi" Do
taken to Cedar Lawn tor iutermenL
HARMAN-On Wednesday afternoon March a. Sarah H. wife or
] Harman, In the SON year OF her
Funeral Der late residence loI CUmherAndst Brookn
L.. l., FRIDAY, the 10th lust, at p M
PHRANER-A Jamaica L. L. Sunday, March 81, 1873 Csrolne
J. widow Of the late William PnraRer the Is Of her
The relatives family respectfully invited attend
the funeral Thursday afternoon 25th at O'clock from tho
Reformed Church, Jamaica
RAY-ou Tuesday, March %, 1875, Joseph IT, Raw, D.
held biz late residence Alb Ffh-aye.
afternoon O'clock Remains viii be taken
P Ia Church s at March e. aiE@.
RUNYONOD Tuesday 3d inst, Rachel w., wife Of Bphan Ran
yop, IN the 60Ib year Of her
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
from residence St. GeOgeSave Railway NJ j. Fndays
2Bth inst, at o'clock ?.
sBAMANwedOday March "a Richard Reeee Seaman second
samuel A. and Anna A seaman ~ bis 18th year
Ridge L. L. OvBgon-sge Of FOarthL
Friday at p. m without further notice
sTEwART-On Monday March %, 1879, Jane, Wife Of DayA
Stewart. aged ~ years ~
Funeral ece held THURSDAY, 25h inst al ~ O'Clock q.
her late residence. 3Ol West Loustol-sL
VAN PELT-A Ridge March 10, Hea T. Van PeL, Ia the
5lst year OF BIZ
| Inferred March 20.
WHITBHEADAt Clmleu n j. March o. Of scarlet fever Heay
ard Clara children Of Ameron AMI Elizabeth Whiehee,
Their remains Inferred GeRwOot Cemetery which pAoo
| tkey will a 1880 on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsuINGTON, Wednesday,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, MATCH q, I535'
The following nominations, besides that Of Judge
Pard1e failed of continuation and expired at the close
Of the session to-day Charles A. NOen OF Connecticut
to be E1amneriu.Cmef Of the Patent Office, vice K L.
b. Clark to he removed c. T. Bennett 10 be Postmaster
at Fulton vice Charles w. CheesbrO, whose commission
eXplred on the 18th inst Clark and CheeshrO will re-
man in office. Nor did the Sanate confirm the n0mlha'
lions OF William VI. Magdenen Of Maryland, ana CasslnH
K Brennan of Texas tO be PlYmasers III tue army under
the iaw passed last month"; authorizing new appoint
meUts IN the PaymdstPra' Department..
Tue tablug Of Judge Pardecs nomination places lt-
CATION in Louisiana in embarrassing position, as the
District Jud &c alone has Jurisdiction in bankruptcy and
admiralty cases There is In the hands o: the Regis
ter District Court for Distribution by order OF the
Judge the OF $4,000. Oyber SUITS IN bank
ruptcy involving over S200,OO0 are pending, ana VIII
TO await the appointments VI successor " Judge
Dnrrll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tho Governors message would have been o
blank Cartridge without IHE 1RIBCHEs expose, Inc
latter solid suot, and tao Wounded birds hutter-
Rochester Evening Express.
The probabilities that Grant will be Third
Term candidate are growing into certanueS III VIII 10
desperate struggle; Out Grant mas an the
(Deml
What is the difference between Congress
mao wuo accepts Credit Mobler stock. without pay,
for his Congressona influence and the man who accepts
greenDacks Tor similar services under the gulse OF az
tOrneT's fees i-[omaha Bee.
We should regard tho retirement OF Secre-
tarY FisB-lud think would the peOple-as
national misfortune lie belongs TO that class OF wise
and honorable pJbhe men in whose administration
every citizen repoSes unOounded conadenCe.-tAbany
Journal Q8epJ
The next President will be either the Re-
publican the Democratic candidate, and any person
silly enough to follow Of after an independent or third,
discovering that he has thrown away his time and vote
Indianapolis Journal Hep1
So long as the Senators remain In Washing
ton there Is absolutely bODe that they VIII be able 70
while, il they 90 home and consult with some OF their
honOtcehOdinG constituents IL is not unlikely they
will obtain some enlightenment on TINS ana Other uaE
terra and become possessed Of some new and valuable
ideas before tney visit Washington next Winter
philadelphia Telegraph (Rep)
As Mr., Chandler was while in the Senate,
eonsDeuously tnIckaBd-JIn advocate OF all the thick
and thin partisan legislation attempted by tue worst
business, assume lac will have TO be provided for
but are there no Internal heyende places vacant-any
foreign missiOni The reputation Of the United States
has suffered OveTmuch OblOqly from Ministers OF Mr.
CbaDd1ers sort, ana would DO good thing hereafter
70 assign all such the Civil Service at home-PhlIa-
dephia Inquirer (Rep9
The people of Ohio might as well under
6tand the to postpone the day OF their ln-
formation. There Is ring IN the ONO Legislatures
ring composed of OF the two great political parties,
whose occupation Is making money out OF the process OF
iAWmaking We have been after these fellows Tor sew
eral years. but OF the newspapers ana or the
"hOnOFabie members have denied all charges, ana
have assaed and attempted 10 obscure the truth,
that the full measure the dirty work has not been
taken. Columbus is not bad as Harrisburg and Al
bany, but U is tainted and those WHO have good noses
for news eau smell It'll CIncunati Commercial (Ind)