Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-02-03

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sulx and Diplomatic Appr,pr,stion b,ll. v,.it.f
the State Department yesserdav u,orn,ne bv IN
vitation os sacrat.rv r.h tho -;.h.d :. a.,
oususeo 'ne injurious enects which would fol
10" "sns passage OF bill In IT. present state.
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Tho PhilAdelphia peopls ara ,ust nominating
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ny In Ohio, Governor Hayes has iuskl .ppon tad
upon Supreme Court Commission OF i've, two
Republicans, two Democrats and one 1T iber n. {"
What shook 1t would bs to sse ANYTHING ami-
lar under Democratic auspices In this STA Ont
Of the State Board of nine Centsnni.l Oommi..
siuneu. one IL Republicap and vben ba v..
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The Indktionist Democrats In the House are
not willing to be held In check by Speaker Kerr
and his associates, but threaten to make things
lively at the caucus tomorrow evening. Their
action 10 likely to precipitass the financial quss-
ton in Congress. 1t 10 apparent that discussion
Of the whole subject must b entered inte, end
that tho merits and dement's Of the Resumption
Act passed last winter must come fully under
review. For such discussion the country 10
quite ready, and nothing can be more important
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MIR. Randall and bis Appropriations Commit
tee are credited with entertaining the purpose
OF cutting down Congressmen's salaries ten per
cent. or from $1,000 to o., 500. The Honorable
Sam looks we'll At this business. When the SAL
aries were raised, three years ago, from e50OO.
to o., 500. he was one Of those who helped most
efhcisnsly in the work, and, having Joined in
making the increase retroactive, he took his
share Of the back-pay and kept 1t like . hero.
There 10 curiosity expressed 10 know whether
this decrease 10 to date back, or only to AFFECT
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The Morntng. Herald slyly crtiosss Congress-
man Williams for his vote against the Centen-
NAL appropriation, and intimatss to him that II
is not worth while for him to entertain constitu-
uonal scruples when Mr.. Bsysrd says the way IL
clear. Striking lofty attitude. the Herald de-
clares that "wheu great constitutional lawyer,
like Mr.. Bayard, whose conscience is - purely
attuned as that Of Mr.. Williams, is prepared to
vote for the appropriation, the latter need not
be hemming and having about Il. serstor's
conscience ''purely sttuned" strikes us a. now
and neat idea.
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the head NJ ,ha custom. sarvics a. Ia... an.
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tbosa of tba (,ovarrmant
Alr. Osven, who was elected President Of the
Common Council Of Philadelphia, over
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which ha l;vas when ,.s, s,ectaa ha >, a. an
iodanandant c,naidsta and tba r.r,v convan-
tans c.uc,,ses So.. Sc which had basn ..ctad
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ekb.rd worls Rut.tha naonla stood h, hin, .rd
the Ring having beep thorouob,v be,tan ha ~.
sumes the place which the res, Rsnnb,;c.,s a;,.
tipouisbad from the p,pnaarar. and roo.,ar,
have .lw.vs deaired him 70 h.va .s . n. r.. ro.r
utt.c,ad IN n. nrincinI.s sra ao.;~,rc - NJ.
them in practice.
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speaker herr mas written to Mr. heail, OF
fhiiAdsipma' tnat he does not desire his name
useo III oonnecaoh with tine national ticket
tne doesn't cay Federai' you observe,) this
year. ~ he Will heartily cooperate with the
movement to nominate Governor Hendricks, Of
1ndianA' Tor the Presidency he closes bis let
tsr, ~hich Ii published IN fnll, by sAying that !:
MY Judgment Is thAt our friends this year oan-
ernor Hendricks" Fancy the feelings of Mr.,
Tildens friends, on reading this letter. They
helped elect Mr.. Kerr Speaker of the House. and
they may well complain that he sels them ont
90 soon aud 80 decisiyely.
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Ihe ooid BANK robbery At Northampton, Mass,
on tuesday night, was performed by gsng Of
even masked burglars, who surprised the
cashier and his family, gagged and bound them,
and forced the cashier to give them the " oom-
bnation Of the safe. Some OF the gang who
descended upon this city, and were 30 complete-
" oafnsd aud neatly oanght, arc now,we believe,
In prison, but there need be no doubt that others
OF them we're In this Northampton Job. The
method Of proceeding Ia exactly similar, and the
performance OF tho exploit proves it wss done
by professional" robbers. 1t causes, once
more, . fair expression Of regret that when the
scoundrels were In the hands OF the law, in this
State, they were so easily allowed to escape
They ought to be in Jail, yet, confined securely,
and kept At hard labor. Unfortunately, on,
penal system il decayed and worthless, and our
prisons leAk. Small Offenders arc severely pun
ished, but such great ones ~ the bank burglara
can fairly deApiBe our pretense of Justice.
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