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New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
HARBOR APPROPRIATIONS.
SENATE REVOLT AGAINST REDUCTIoSs-rHE
WISHES or LOCALITY SUPREME.

WISHES or LOCALITY SUPREME.
IBY TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUSE.)
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The River and Harbor
bill was under consideration all day in the Senate,
and from the first il apparent that the cOmbina-
ton on the floor To defeat the recommendations of
tho Senate Committee was in complete asccndency.
One by one the amendments proposed bv the Com
nittee were brought up and invariably voted down
whenever the Senator representing the particular
improvement appealed from the decision of the
Committee. In vain Mr.. Allison and Mr.. Window
quoted the revised estimates of the engineers Il At
smaller sums would work them through the season
The doctrine was boldly advocated that the repre-
sentatives Of the people were better judges of the
wants of rivers in their districts than The engineers
The smaller the creek the more loyally the Senate
voted down the Committee Appropriations,
backed by the Committee on Commerce. Mr. ALI
son made devoted but unavailing struggle for his
bill ard Mr.. COnklng, the head Of the Committee
on Commerce, Mr.. Whyte of Maryland and Others
supported him. Mr.. Edmunds Of Vermont, with no
rivers or harbOrs, kept up a fire Of sncers at the
whole bill, but all in vain
The revolt Of the Senate headed by President
Ferry who was on the floor was complete, and al
reductions of the House appropriations were voted
down, and only the amendments increasing tho
amounts were agreed TO. The result will be that
there will be added about 100000 to the House
bill But the final effect ana apparent OBJ
ject of this action will be to give the House
Committee Commerce complete control
OF the appropriations. Wherever the Senate
has agreed TO the House bll that portion
is placed beyond the jurisdiction of any committee
OF conference, or indeed beyond any further re-
vision. All the House appropriations having thus
been made fnal the only items that the House will
b. called on tn concur in or to reject will be those
which are increased in the Senate: Some of the,c
the House may adopt, and most will be rejected
On these only will the Committee of Conference
have a right to act. Mr.. Ferry will appoint that
committee of conference On the part Of the Senate
Ar. Hereford will of course designate and probably
be chairman Of the conferees on the part of Tho
House, and thus the bill, as completed will very
likely follow the shape that be first gave it. Mr..
Hereford was the floor of the Senate all day, and
contemplated its action with great glee. 1t is to be
hoped that the increase for New-York Harbor and
for Hell Gate, to which the Senate has agreed to-
Gay, may not be lost between the two Houses or in
the conference.
Through Mr. Chandler in the Senate and Br.
Conger and Mr Sawyer in the House, Lake Mchi-
gan has long controlled the River and Harbor bill.
This year. by skillful alliance with the great mar
thine State of West Virginia and combination of
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MODIFYING THE TAX on TOBACCO.
A REPORT TO RI CONSIDERED BY THE WAYS AND
MANS CoMnITIIE.
lnY 1rLEGrArH TO TuL 1EIEU>E.I


WAsHIYGToH, July 1i.-The Committee on
Ways and Means at its meeting tomorrow Will proceed
10 the consideration OF report prepared by NJ Tucker
IN relation TO a modification the On tobacco aud its
manufactures. Mr Tucker makes ne fohowint recon-
mendatiOns:
FIRST: That he duty ncortce, paste end .oe uscd
IN the Manufacture Of plug tCbscyO be reduced rom zen
ceLts pound 10 five. tue lnfacturer 81 tIng bond
tl,at II shall he Csed fOf no 9TH pIrpOsc.
Second: Tuat any producer 0i tobacco h. olrvcc 20
sell 800 worth o. 'af tOracc 70 any person without
pay ment Of license tay IN: unfel certain piovsiOn.
against nd also, that sales ~ tobacco under judicial
process AID by ldicisrCs DC allowed without the pay
ment Of taxes.
IAird 10 reduce the license tax retail dealers In
lear tobacco ficm 500 sales amounting 81 900
or less and so per sales of over $1,000, 10 500
and 10 per cent.
Fourth That the tax tobacco nc reduced from .; 70
10 cents per pound cigars ana chcroo- ron 20 10 -
a thousand cigarettes weighing Ci over n per
thousand from 81 75 u SI 30 per g. JHssBd.
fih That the provisions OF sec. 3i33 ~ e Revised
81: futcs which permits medicines, preparations, com
POSITIONS pcrfuInery, cosmetics, &c, Manufactured
wholly in part domestic spirits incnGcG fer e1por
tatoD snail nc applied 10 the nanufacuf' ~ tobacco
FOR chewing and smoking hethcg manufactured nom
native Cr foreign tobacco.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
rELEGRApHIc NOTES.

BRArTLEBoRo, VT, July H. Thomas Connor. one
Of The most prominent Of s place died from sun
stroke last night
O1r,wA July 1.-THE Masonic Grand Lodge OF
Canada here. j. W. Kerr O e. OF Toronto has
been reelected Grand Master
PORT JtRvIs, n Y, July 14.-Wm. B; Oliver, a
farmer Of Tompsns County struck by ahg
tree while cuOppng Dor his iIm last Iuesdsy sha m
stantly killed, Eis skull being crushed in
BosroS, July 11.-Rohbias the murderer who es-
capped from the Augusta on Asylum tils mSt1ig
was captured At ROcklsnd. ha Jis evening
BATH Me-, July H. Narng thunderstorm IN 5
afternoon the lightning shed In which four boys ha
sought shelter, probably fatally inJurins FRANK AerIu III
George SCa.neld.
AUGUSTA Me- July l4.-Robhns. the Anna b.
escaprd from the Insane Asylum at an early uour
THIS morning aud IL not yet gecapIufed
LITTLE Rock. Ark July 1.-THE river is falling
t, hayz rrceied foot during the past "a hours The
oy,rG0w has done considerable damage
BosToN July lI.-Nilliam Emerson Baker. the
eccentric millionaire to-day placed in Che bands < exoov
other farm containing % acres OF
land 40 the purpose Of founding College OF
Cookery.
ALBANY. n. Y, July 1.-THE New-iork state
Dental society session here elected ohcers TO-DAY as @
President, Dr. G. A. Marvin q BrOkyni VICE
dent Dr. l. i. Harvey OF Buffalo, seoieAiy DR. - A. free.
man Buffalo; Treasurcr Dr A G. HAwes OF New for1
Correspondent, Dr. II. Palmer OF s3rtcuse Inc 5o.icV
adjourned until the second "Wednesday IN May. 1874
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farming indictments lumber for houses cooking stoves
and utensils wagons &c, TO be distributed 70 tose oS
who take land and settle upon 10 for cuVatlOn OF wno
engage in sockraisiDg other useful industry ProVs
ion also should be made for sch00nng the chluIe' a
for the instruction OF young men III the mech5hsa
Laws should established among them aud the lurs-
dicon OF our courts extended to them the same as W
white men, ,,
would give the Sioux tribes the privilege OF sending
one Of their own people to sit delegate In Congress
Singular this last provision may appear, II w9uiu un
dOubte lily be sautary its influence upon the lnula
Agency Indians for peace, and, excepting nc nos
tile bands in the North, seem TO be Wiling 10 settI' ~
difficulties by negotiation. The military expedition sent
into their country last Winter stirred them up to
active hOstlites. The experiment IL likely To cost more
ten times than il would have cost to secure te Yer
rtory I'm question by q timely offer OF compensation
The indians OF the Spotted Tail and Red Cloud AGENCIES
have not, at any time since the recent trouoies eo
menced been inclined to Join the hosties OF me North
The Northern Cheyenncs who do not properly belon
here have gone in considerable numbers to avenge
the destruction Of one OF their villages ,,
The Sioux, except very small portion or recEFss
young men, have removed agencies and Kept peace
Nearly the entire force Of the agency Indians are mere
now, and anxious for peace Statements reprEsehIins
different state OF things are entitled t9 no credit ha'
seen the Indians In Their camps, both now ana Wnen
here in May have met large numbers or them NJ
the agency. and have been present on issue day Wien
they assembled by thousands. | have questioned
the chiefs about their young men, and from al can see
or learn, | am constrained TO believe the agent
correct when he says that nearly the entire iorcee
OF Sioux Indians old men and young, at home; and
that with the exception 300 400 they have not at
any time within the past several months been absent. II
anything there is less numb of sioux Indians a9seo
from home at thai Is usual at this season OF tue
year. Nothing could be more unfortunate than 10 stop
the raons OF these Indians at the present me ana 10
thus drive them to the alternative OF stealing or starry
ing However well disposed they may be now, the
agency Indians would be rendered 10 extent nsub-
ordinate II they deprived Of the means OF subsistence
at home. They will then necessarily scatter III seicn OF
something eat. Many Of them VIII strike out ior the
buffalo country, and that wiz take them 10 the VlchS
the hostile camps aud tend to swell the forces now OPP
POSING Gen Crook IT is cheaper and easier to keep the
Indians At home in peace by feeding them than 1t VIII be
To drive them back by force II they are driven 10 the ne
ceSslty OF breaking out 10 aNOll Starving.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
A CHARGE SIMILAR 10 CUsTER,s.

LETTERS BETWEEN A COUPLE or OLD SOLDIERS.
MIyNrAPoLIS, MINI, July PA letter IA
,ubsned here IN regard To- Gen. Custer from Gen. 4 F.
ncEeyuods captain o, the Moyicln war and general
corauandin. Michigan troops iu the late rebellion The
fctter il To Gen. Rose. and IL "a follows
Gen Custer nay have impulsve hut after all
the furtc cavalry IL reckless dash Cust,4'
fault fault be ter.ned consists in failure. II II
lad been succes- doubtless he had every reason 10
ante pate yo-i5iabc lauIrls would have crown n
his brow. Ills charge on the iu6iana could
not pUs bly have been more reckless tf1n u p
charge made by Keaney and myself at iht
ato Of Mexico, where, with loo dragons we charged
ON 900 infantry and 1000 cavalry covered by bat
fcry with Santa at their head, and drove them INTO
the city with loss of more than our entire nunlO"r
charge Glanced O be success the MeNcans having
bee deuurai1ed and a retreat from their tci:.bl"
Sian hcr ana defeat the battle OF Chernhusco For this
chan Karney aud self each received the hreN rank
of MAJOR, whereas 1. 10 had he, a failure, and We
ESCAPED the MeXicans, would doubtless hjYc heen
raartiaei and perhaps dismissed the service, n
nothing worse Would II not be grand opportunity Tor
YOU b. rally around you mounted force OF Minnesota
men c,tstoned To the horse and the rie Which you
could readily do and tender your services 10 the Gov
ernment aycng the death OF tue brave boys ot the
7th Cavalry who fell 80 nobly on the Held OF duty "
Gen. Rosscr. who was formerly Confederate General
and a,terward Engineer OF the Northern Pacific Rail
road aud who was with Custer his Yellowstone expe
dit on, replies as follows:
4 should Ike 10 be commissioned by my country to
ayauEe the death OF gallant friend and old enemy
got my division, who once fcrccly fought him. aud
who Ike myself have learned 10 respect honor, an
appreciate the nigh oldery qualities aud exalted man
.OJa of Gen. Custer.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
TIE SILVER RESOLUTION.
T&yT OF It'll Co.'s TO TAE PRESIDENT FOR 81
NATfRE

NATt RE.
WASHINGTON JIly 14.-The lowing ia the
full ext O tie Joint resolution for the issue Of silver
coin which has passod both Houses OF Congress and
low goes 10 the President for signature:
Res,ted, That the Secretary Of the Trcasury under
such ni;s and regulations hS VIII best secure cs ana
fair d.; ihntioD Of the through the country nay
issue the silver coin at any time iu the Treasury TO
amount not exceeding $1,000 900 IN exchange for
euual amount Of lee tltendeI notes, and nOtes
ceYcd H. exchange shall to Kept rs n sreCial fund
separate and apart from all other money In the Treas
uTy and be- Issued only upon tho retirement and drsruc
t0I Of 4 kc Of fractional currency received "a. Tho
Treasury In payment Of ducs t. the lDed states, ana
said fractional currency, when EJDs'it ID shall be
destroyed ana held as part OF tho nkng uhC ns pro
yidcd Ia the act approved April II, 1876
g. That The trade dollar snail not hereafter be- q
legal tender and the Secretary OF the Treasury * hereby
authorized limit from time lime the coinage thereof
TO such amount he may deem sufficient 10 meet the
export demand fJr the same.
SEC. 3Ihat IN addition 10 the amount II subsidiary
SILVER coin rlthorized by law to bC issued in redemption
OF the fracCn n currency, 1t shall Dc lawful 10 anac
the several mnts and Issue through the Treasury
and u several Offices such coin amount that, in
Guiding the amount Of Subsidiary silver coin aud OF frac
tioual currency cute dndng shall i'll the aggregate not
exceed al any tine S5O.ODU,OOO
SEC. T. That the silver bullion required for the pur-
poses Of this shall be purchased from time Ia time 10
the market rate BY the Secretary Of the Treasury with
any money N the treasury not otherwise aDrG iatcd.
luton when the market price fOr the same shall DO such
will not ADMIT OF tle coinage ald
Issue as herein provided without loSs 10 the
Ire isury and any gain seignorGge arising from thu
cOina shall accounted tor and PAID INTO tho Treas
ury, piovidcd under existing laws relative tO sub
sidiary coinage provided that the amount OF money ai
any tine Invested in silver bullion, exclusive
Of such resdlrng coin, shall not eEcoed SZoO,voo
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
GRIMES AND CAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

LOWELL Mass July 1.-THE heat here is intense.
Nicholas r. Brown sunsruck yesterday, died today
John fell dead while a. voTk IN neld THIS FORENOON.
RosroN, July 14.-Ab0ut o'clock last evening
tho teameT Stamford sdboat on Long lsland,
thlo'sing ont occupants one OF whou named
Stoiurt, drowned.
W.smsGroN July l4-Ths morning, at the new
xasrouse John Mcguire James oD.y Frank L~sser snd
gon work on scano, fei 80 II 20
thc ground bsgue aud ODay Sero both very ousJ IN
jurec.
CLINTON. Ont, July 1.-THE body OF young
man nsneJ Iossa Wed Who IoysterOusy disappeared from
this place on Monday last has been foari IA the yer mar
bo ALI works Tae boet IL thIt the Deceased MAS
murdered by some person persons following circus
QuEENsroN, Ont, July 1.-THE body of Alphonso
w,tson who has been sg suspension Bridge, N Y,
inc SATURDAY. isst cas found the FeI here to-day He
SUBJ ed 10 have been murdered Two men, Slt whom he
last at Suspension brexo ps'e oeeh Afeso N"
inquest is being held
HARRISBURG Penn, July 14.-J. w. Jackman.
CLERK I'm the sras 0faee, WAS today Sreseu on
charge OF con spiring with a Aspaush Treasurer s
CITY Of scranton and with Jenes s,s
of ihs County of uzarna dersad the Colnnoa voAta
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
THE GOSHEN CowHIDIYG AND SHOOTING
AFFRAY.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, July l4.-Wisner Muir
raw who was shot at Goshen sst night by Robert II.
Berde whom he had horsewhppcd. Is in critical con-
,!it;on this morning the brain still oozIg from tha
wound in his head. Berdcll Brought up for exam
nation this morning, but after statement OF the
geon attending the wounded man egardins his con-
,iition the hearing postponed t ouorrow after
noon, and Mr.. 3erdell was locked up Ir Berdcll was
cur quite badly about the face aud head by the rawhide.
He appeared III court with his C.othus covered with
blood from the cuts colored cOaclman named II os.
Bailey who drove Rerdel away from the OF tho
afray was arrested accompoe after the fact, he
having refused 10 stop when ordered to do So by an
officer lie was admitted 20 ball
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

OTTAWA, July 1l.-ln the Reformed EpiscO-
pal COuncl to-day, Cen. buckingham presented resou
ton to the effect that the Office IL docs not ncccs
sary excl ado the holder from pursuing proper worldly
occupation Necessary his support The report II the
Committee the Advancement Of the Church pre-
seated and accepted IL recommended that Christ
CturCn. CbcaEJ, DE earnestly requested 10 release
Bishop Cheney from his obligations rec
tor OF that church, aud that Mr. Cheney be
requested accept the position of Presiding Bishop, 10
winch ne has been elected by the Council The report o
the Comm ttce Revision Of the lIynua accepted
IL recommends that the yuna changed 10y the Com
mittee, he printed and distributed IN the different
parshr5 and that report the subject be made Ut the
next Council
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

EG TELEGRAPH TO THE 1kIBJNEi
WASHINGTON, July 1f.-Ihc prime pal oh
staclc in the way OF aGournGclt uow is the imp
mont iil In rhe senate. II tina, finally disposed oi,
tere i NJ doubt that the pressure the CO0fcrc,co
Committees would he such that tre appropriation Bills
oud be dsrosed OF in two three days, but " lead
ng Democrats Of the House do no, propose % he he'd
responsible fo any postponcmout Of lie impeachment
tr.a! llev fay that Il the Senate o: its own m";ou
should postpone that trial until DcNt December tlcJ
srall mterpose objection 20 such an arrangement hn'
they do nor propos by the passage ~ Joint Iesou on
fixing day OF adjournment to ut ~ the power "i e
matnrty Q; the Senate ia Tie HOUSE OF ha' ne
been il sucn hurry 10 go home that they could not wat
for a competition Of the trial.
The present temper Of the Senate seems 20 be . so
through with the tria - th5 Cui and joint resolution
fixing tho time OF final adjournment viii Therefore bc re-
ported from the Ways Means Con nitt"c or passed
by tho House until the Jeknap ease s. finally ds)ostd
OF. Then the day OF adJou!nm,ht vii 40 dVu1t be
promptly ted. and agrceme e On the appropriation
bills will b. quickly renched.
Some fears are eKpr, ssed that unless an adjourn
mcrt IL reached wiShn feN days ihe
House will be Ieft "it'out quorum. lho
fullest vote which mas been taken this week
was that on the regard 10 the fepee! Of the
Resumption act introduced by Mr Holman o. Monday.
1t showed only about 22O members present and more
than 20 absent Since that time many more leaves OF
absence have been granted Dy tho House ard great
number q the Southern and Western Representatives,
are making L.epa.a!0ns TO lsavc Halhng'ou tOrpIFO"
duOun all tho app Jpratlu bills are disposed o.
il would be q very bad prcdicanout.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
DISCUSSING THE GOOD OF THE LEATHER TRADE

PunADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Convention Of
Tanners and Hide Dealers continued in he Shoe aud
Leather building to-day. Daniel L. Way presiding. The
report OF the committee recommending a decrease In
duties on leather and stating that. instead o; pro'eo
ton 10 industries 1t has become restriction, was tasen
rp and discussed. Mr. Frank OF Frankfort, Germany
spoke against the high tariff and thought the United
States leather trade could compete with that OF Europe
without protection. REMARKS were also made by Mr.
Warner and Mr. Rose Of Germany and Mr. Oakley OF
.gicagO and the matter was finally postponed uutl
October An Executive Committee was appointed, win
povrr to call "a national convention, and II was recon-
mcuded that Wednesday, Oct Is be the time Of meeting
- rftI
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
SITTING BULLS DEATH RUMoREn.

CHICAGO, July 1heIribnes special from Fort
Lincoln gives further details of the Little Horn
fight, in which it says: Sitting Bull was Killed,
also n white man named Milburn, Sit
ting Bulls chief adviser -Four companies
of the 22d Infantry, consisting Jf twelve
officers and 40 men have arrived at Fort Lincoln
and will leave for Gen. Terry's command on Sun
day. The wounded are recovering, and there VIII
bc no more deaths 1t is thought that Sitting Bnifs
band obtained nearly 10000, the soldiers having
Just been paid.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

BOMBAY, July l4.-Ihe unusual scarcity of
rain approht nsOns that the rainfall during the
present monsoon viii Dc p-ailicient.
QUEBEC, July l4.-AdvaHccd rates of freghts
have been obtained for week, aud s; higher
nrr nntic patcd Choice timber is aud commands
n h gi price, ~lsL selected and put la shipiu, order
No red pine has arrived ct.
LOsDoS, July little Times publishes a
Berlin dispatch aging: The Boufsc depressed yc,-
terday ia cOnseduoncr II Of financial difficulties
AZ st rcter,burg where one bank reported 20 be
embgrraSsgl.'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
VoL.XXXYI.. No Il,0i2
WASHINGTON.
go npaNr ON GOV. HAYEs's LETTER.

cPy. GRANT on GOV HAYEs'S LETTER.
= r,,<vs 1T An INSTANCE OF VERY BAD TASTE
nA ,DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiHUNE.l
WASHINGTON July 11-The President one DAY
,.s ,eek gave an audience 10 an OHIO private citl-
sar !, no way connected with public life ana vol
rntorjly conversed very freely with him upon the
,r,blic situation. Among other things, the Presi-
dent criticised very severely Mr.. Hayess letter lie
said he considered it In extremely bad taste and
thought that it reflected upon the present A6iniuS
.,+,op The President further said to this gentle
49,, that ne hoped the time would come Wien the
,a,ericap people would be permitted 10 elect Prcsi
Ant for as long time as they chose. The infer
snce left upon this gentlemais mind was very strong
.hot tbe President was grieyously annoyed that any
consideration whatever had been given to the queS
tio, Of the third term The Presidents entire
manner indicated complete dissatisfaction with the
nolit;cal situation, and much personal anger.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
ARMN 0KuIKS.

W.sBNGTnN, July 1.-THE resign.t on of :. s..
Wcu,emAn Quartcru. ,cr, VI h.s commission
fir IA.uten,nt 30 hIloy ony has Jr,n ovrd by tho
take eject June So 1876 l"utt o C2Inccy
Mckeeyor As st General u appointed to act ~
inspector Of cIaln c3ihn cen ana garrison cqui?,ge al
JerersOhylo dcuO OF IN" QUAR- uast1rs Department.
indiana. for Capt Addiyw Larre ni .ry tore
keeper Responsible direction of The President col
Gausha Pennypsckor 18Th infantry IN ssg1ed 20 duty
corng bis commission ~ Ercyct MajOr Grora vls
porarly Department Oi The south
tcaso of leave Of absence granted First Lieutenant T. II.
Phee 2st Infsutry Boise Idsho Territory f. further
extended three months The leave Of absence granted To at
Lieutenant LucoD 10Th Infantry, Font Goncho. II
Il .eudod three months
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

and that he will show to the entire satisfaction OF his
friends and the public that his accounts all right ana
that he did not intend ahscond as ho had no cause 10
do so. still quito III, and on Els arrival repaired
Immediately to his nome. Mr. Wilson brought back win
him draft on NcwYOrk fortle money heretofore s'aeu
TO he deficient In The examination n NJ "Vuui.e
not believed that his account viii DC oha co'i' s"oi"
YARYAN's DIsTEUsr OF GEN. GRANT.
Ex-Special Agent Iaryan was fultAer eN'ih-
med to-day before the Special Committee to inquire lh'o
the whisky trials. Nothing OF special importuce was
elected beyond the which Ire gave WHY he thouh
the President was opposed TO tho prosecution OF Tue
whisky trials When he last before the coinii'ee
lie declined to say much about the orders received lo"
rith-r Mr.. Bristow or the President but lie Ola say
that the President was opposed 10 the pio'r
cution. To-day he was asked what led 'lm
TO such q conclusion He replied the Presidents d'iai
I'm removing the following officers who were ob-uctlne
the prosecutions Of the Whisky R.nss viz; DStflc-
Attorney Ward of Chicago Distrct-Attornoy HuDDeh W
Milwaukee, Dis'rict-Auorney Van DYKE OF san
Francisco, Supervisor Mum Of Chicago, aud Collector
Maguirc Of st. Louis and his failure t. remove
Collector Sedgwck and Supervisor Foulks OF
San Francisco: further. the removal OF MI
t!on in Office of Babcock, the dismissal or Io'cc
resignation of nearly every officer who hhs taken au |v
tive part in the prosecution OF tue WHISKY hIHB %
spratOrs and the impJtturlty u rtiGf'd 20 op,h 81.
celebrated order Let no guilty na1 escape and ~. W.
ger at It's publication He also cites the length oI 'hie
the resignation OF Mcdonald hed before helns &c
ccpled and the fact that ws not dismissed ai'er 'o
Tossing his guilt.