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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03
Succession of Victor Barousse.

CKCOND DISTRICT. COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No IS l6l.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification if any they have
or can, why the account presented by Mrs. Widow "
not be homologated and approved and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
aD28 my3 * FRANK PACE JR FLANK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03
Succession of FrancOis I.acroiV-

Succeb8tOn OF + FahCO1s LaCrOiX.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No 80, 683.-Whereas, E. T. Parker
public administrator has petitioned the court for
letters of dative Parliamentary executOrship on the
estate of the late Francois LacrOix deceased Notice
is hereby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days, why the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court.
apps my3 - FRANK PACE JR C,art
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03
DISCOVERIES
FROM THR
Avn

FROM THR
COTTON PLANT.
CURE GUARANTEED Oh MONEY REFUNDED.
KERNINE-An infallible remedy for fevers.
SKDINE-Certain specific for chills and fever,
contains qunine.
FLORINE-For female Diseases
Buy from your druggist If he keeps these rene
dies; If not, they can be had at NJ. K. MORRISON
CO.'S, corner of Magazine and Canal streets.
ia30 tao1 In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03

stavart's funeral cost $4,000. He should
have died hereafter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03

The pnpils Of Clio School will picnic at
City Park on Friday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03

Lolita will kick in the surf Of Newport
this summer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Office of the State Board Of Education, :
New Orleans April Is, 1876
By order of the President, . special meeting of
the State Beard of Education is hereby called at
the Capitol on SATURDAY. May 6, at IAN.
apps lw M. C. COLE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03

xxYENGRR,B GARDEN
" Me-. II and IS Bourbon Stress.
h. wRNGRR, Proprietor.
y.....+ Hall IN the city. Best European end
Amerfcsn Journals on fle. Two fine rooms 1or
families, With separate entrance. The pest w1n3s
md iouora First class restaurant At m0Gefaso
nrices Phil. Bats celebrated 4lWaukee 49,
Beer at i've cents per glasA I1s ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03
RAILROADS.


THE MOBILE LINE.
THR GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
Ts tho East, Nsrth and West,
Via Louisville, via Atlanta s1d Viz St Louis.
CARRYING THE UNITBD STATES MAIL -.
Trains win arrive and depart from Depot MOS OF
pRpS GsH.l street. as f9l'0x xiss1vH
Express =. -. 500 p. HlR1press: $50 7: =.
pullman Palace Cars daily to Ciucibnati, Louis.
vine, Mach vile. Lynchburg and Baltimore witAous
change, and only one change to New York and
Ticket ofSce corner Of Camp and Common
streets Opposite City Hotel
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after Monday. April "a. 1876,
Trains depart and arrive IS follows from Caldope
street depot:
Mail. 9.r 400 P. M. Mail. =. :iS:oo n.
sssss; sssss; :sisssss n
ton. ~. 1880 L. M. ton. :. $3.50 P. n.
Pullman Paiace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis, Chicago, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping cars 70 kAstero
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at No. 81
Camp street, corner of Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
ial21y 3. D. FROST General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03

Richard was Gloster before he was MINI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-03

Very few lazy men ever climb tho laooef
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-27
poe(iP.,
9ie arbsit.

Wpbin, 0 WenIb, bein Nuet ltbt
90 melt auf rsibtsbaute 8lursn
Der sulb'ns Stabl esr Senne ellpt
S9auf bu Der Arbett SfgsnslParen.
ole iG't has Storm, lie pfset bic Saat
llnb mSb't bic 8ru6t Der gple'ntn Isbrsn
ole taut ter Mibls puGtis aab
limb liefsrt 9rpb, uns 30 ernabrsn.
Drum laBt uns ibr panitr enitnltfn
GtstS b66er, frsisI ioa sS tpebn
3n 0ampf init feinbli6tn 0fpaltslt
Die @rbeit bod !-Sie tpiTb brItsb'n
Sis Itirft bas Or, in tisftm S6a6t
limb bringfs bsr iipp'sen gDslt 1u Gage
ole baut pal6te BOILER pIabt
limb ,innert 3cbtsn SarfCpbass.
Der Giisnpese ftf @eleip,
Der SsaelIbiifs Rarfe planfsn,
Der @rbeit nur gsbiibrt bsr prsiS,
9iur ibrrr 1raft line (le 3u eanfsn.
Drum laBt unS tbr panttr rnttalifn
Strts bBbsr, frsisr Ioll ss psb'u
Sm lampf nit fsinbIibm @tpalten:
Die artsit brb !-Sie pirS bsl9b'n
ole ,sust unt i&aft unb bGlt ni&t Saft
inbem 10 8ieP bsauent IIb ltrfdtn;
Sie pirfst Sties unb Damait.
Sat 9innsn faum li4 tu bserfsn.
Sis pSlbt BEN psi9tn pfibI etr euF.
limb rubt unlanft auf bartem Bette
Der sianen sfrait nod unbsipnBt
Jr1at lie be5 0pltes IbpsIs Aftte.
DuG I@cn bribtan bss Wiprssns. S4tmmsr
Sebt ibr las NattsstpSIf psIptb'n;
Die Setts tritt un6 fiat IN Grilmmsr
Die arbeit bod !-Sis pirt bsarb'a!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-27
8ebiusunsen Der Anieisen !

Mnjeigen werbfn ttnssriidl p't l0'S'
@sf&Gffs.Mntttgtn bttnt 3apL res'
fir ftHfn Shell bes 9abus;
3WPopats. 6 WUuais. IL Wonats.
Gin 3oa $i.00 800 $I2'00 KY
apsi 3ol 700 t2GO 20.o0 S0.o0
Srd 3oa 1000 100 2S.O0
/ ,bt1seatbum.. per Snlt @ts W,
aentbum. uhb aagsmtlnt Anlsl8fn lU
Gents bic 3siIr fir bic frfe GtnEhduns nn0
Gents bic 3tiIs fur isbt naNpsr'Ss V'h'
Ttiduug. m,. n.
patsnitrtt WsSil In. Siittrs. nne aye
dnbers Anidasn bsi brr GanIsn, baleta, eTil'
tel pttr pifritl SpaIir psTesh mic toi6' 0t'
reGntt tprrotu: ,,ooo
Cine sauss SpaIit iabrlt6."",$i500000
Cine baIbe Spilts - '.." Sun
Gine brittfl Spaltt o""" o0'o0
Cine pisrtsI Spaltt ..." 4o'uu
Cert @tssanaeiasn ptretn pts I0'e'
bfTt&nei:
Grteuicrs., NtminiliratCrS lne
Mllianis's .Nnltigtn. gtn.........".""..SG.5O
petIafbs., Tobes"@nbft8tH
Dauf GbRdttuua u.I.h.,.". ".""5O ets.
% vile YTitfs, RiitttiIungsn &c. mnllsn
pts fpIsi aSrsfbrt psrssu:
J. George Ripper,
P.O. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-27
Die
gemaYalbaaiI1s staats5ettati9,
Nfrausataebtti Spii

J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box l9,
ulSslnt isbsn Dpuusrhas. unO iOlist W. W
her Sabr' ,ablbar iunsrbaIb ets Saprss, nno
"a 40 nab gtiaaB bee Sabrganee.
Sin,slnt @rsmpIartn, 8 Gent6 per otha.
9tiftt SubIriptIpntn psrbsn thr ptnigtI
sIs Jsd,s Nenate,, auasnommsnj au@ tain
li,u, NIB sas glatt abbsTsnsn, biS ais Wnf'
ainbe btaablt lnb. o.n 80 ..,
C&r lin sis abrsGs elmer 3sItaus ~ eft.
Gnbnn, mus man bic a { l0W0p' NV uA"
ble entut VlbrsTe mitibttlfn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-27
Dir ar6gte Oerbreituna.

Die Circulation br nptnuipipanti 4t
5taats.3ettuns" tn Oalppln S0ahV
N arSen alS bic trstnb elmer anofrsn w 2ai' i.
risbura asbrudttn btutlhtn pesr snghlpfn Sn'
tuna. Gis bistst bsStalb bic bsft Stit8tnpsM
Anitiatn IN bis(sm Ibslle ess Staatfs nh'
pRiis Betbreltuna Az ptIlaaftH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-27
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PENNsYLvANI-
soHESTA AATs-zEITUNa" in Dauphln County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t il therefore the beat advertls-
ing medidum in this part of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-27
e. j. RlGburO & BOas,

e.. j. Ri6ur0 & B0Gs,
no. 81 grpasipas. Rtw.gOri.
QBlr bsItGftiatn uns felt BEN Sabre 1877 ntil
BEN 8rfauf ppn @sIlrIn auf Gurrpl unt
nit Mus,atunaen ron g'rleern In itefm
Oris Drutlhlnups, bic Ssn GmpfGnasrn frsI
tr'5 Saus prbrdti prrbsh;
fsrnsr aIs altiniss
GenrralsW WaRage=agcntur 6er Sam:
burger Snmpfibiffe
nit btm
8ulauf non @6If5ibtincu ,ur @ths nag
uno non europa. fir biz Ddmpiitiir tGT
Sambma.amcrifanii&rn padsifdtrigltiitn'
@,tIrllltait;
nlt btr
lusnrIuns Bon 9biISittinsn illr &tlt
rad WrU gorf. fir bic non Yrsmtn nTslt
(uitl iitn 9ualiub) nab 9irp. gCri nhb
9lIiimprt iabTrarsn truiit.n SrRtliStfI;
nit bsT
@n,pauna tinlrbtnhsr WadGr, Wslns a.,
iitnbappi mil GlIsu i'm 3cltduis ~ SsIrt1'
ttnben @;ibl,t'n.
unb nit Su
NuSrprang Ucn tpifrn itbu Wit nan
unS non SuICpa, potI IN bas ;)Entrt NntIt'
tas.
Is. y. Rt&arb Il Suas
SO. 81 @rpabpan.
RtnsSgnrf. (ROp. Q. 1871 Sanuar 2S, 1875.
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Dtnniplpanildsn Staats'3ettuns.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-01-27

9dmburssamsrttanifts
Vadetfabrt aetiea 0eieatdtaii.
@5amtIis, pSR'osmsIi4iHiasss
spf&n
y q m bMr9
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vrmtti,Ift Der n,usn, auf bas scIibsRe srbaui.a
unb GItaanttlls stnssrihitttn erpBsn f'lf'HshVO"'
Damph6iift
| aQ.mounta" ,,pomnierania" (nfn)
| ..Baparil" ,,Wbsndnia" (nsu)
| ..9prulia" nonrpnta"
,,g,mbTin" ,,Stifta"
| ,,graurunir" (nsu) ,,Suspia" (nfD
,,Briila" u3tuicnla
,,Q,srmautd" ,,Iburingla"
,pammonti" ,,Vdnealin"
.0Ullaha" ,.Wtfpbdita".
yeOibarinsia" (nsu)
Die Dampfsr bisfsr einls b'tSrpsrn be
8tretntgte Staaten'Dof
UNITED States MaiD
unb pstbsn pdprsnS bIslss SaRfss rssslHiss
SOmmcrf09S
nm tlbr Raamtitass UUu Rsp-yOrf Haa pan'
burs abfuprtn.
yaffas,-grstfs In @ols;
Son 0telpsYorf na6 plymouth
eOnbsn. Gb.r6curs Uttr 9amburs'
es,a,, / Obtrsr Gallon slSS
i'SuIH"' llntsrG salon $50
Son Sambur9 o6er Sapre ndh
9setp>Yort:
/ soia, 0bsrtr Salon u2S
paffass prttfs In paptsT;
Son 0lclp>YDrt na6 Ylpmouth
9OnbOn, glTbcurs utsr 9amburs'
3wIf&tntsd $4,000
Son Sambur9 Ober Sapre:
3BIftsnbtd $4,000
aiabtr spil&sn unb 10 Saprsn bic SaIfts.-
(aas incl. 9tibRisuns).
Dtssn waEasetn bieIsn 9ampftrn Esnet man
N& In @ttp>gJprf an bic @snral>Yadass>aasn'
ten Der 2tnttt
g. D. Rtdlaro & Soas,
Rp. 81 Broadway, ntbsu @oams GrprsB>eops
parp's SffCs.
pbsr AMI
s. W. QtsSmGnn,
go. I12 @arp gGsn
Sarttsbura. pa.
pbsr an
Nb. g. Nanntuasr
Nc. III Nprb prinee StrafG
9aneaftr Yn.
, 1876-06-22

taking such position. Had thcro ever
hoen n single cnae whore tho United
Statos Ind insulte1 tho dignity of Grcat
Britain nnd violkted international Inv ly
nrraigning surrendered persons for political
ofonscs, t1,olp might have been sonio rcason
for urging guarantee That it should not bo
repeated. But there las never been my
thing of tl,iA kind. On tho contrary, tho
demand was ,nale solely on tho BRITISH, local
laws OF 1870 from which wo l!ayo quoted,
Notwithstanding that Inv itself contains tho
provision Tint it should not 10 construed 10
nlter or infect existing trcatlcs The British
Government Inns been no clearly wrong in tho
whole matter Tint Secretary F1sn hns do
cidetl,y ths beat Of 1t In tho correspondence
which has Just boon published and while,
ms the President says, the annulment Of the
treaty is rotrogrntlo stop in international
intercourse, tho fantt rests entirely with
Gront Britain, and TINT Government caii
most practically atono by proper ovcrturcs
for new treaty.
, 1876-06-22
THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK,

Tho nomination of HAYES and WHEELER hcs
changed tho outlook Of the Presidential
voto. It hns removed Ohio from thu list
Of doubtful States, md fixed it in tl4o 1>e~
publican column. It has also removed Nil
doubt rs 10 Nevada, New Jersey, md Colora-
do, and has given new life to tho now
united Republicans in the States Of Floriela,
Louisiana, and Mississippi. Oregon has
already yone Republican. Before the non,i-
nation Of HAYES, the Democrats looked con-
tidently to carrying both Ohio and Indiana
in October. Ohio is irrevocably loat, aud
Indiana in reduced to nero chance, depend
eut Oil the nomination Of HENDRICKS, whilo
that nomination will result In having Now
York voto Republican. The present clnssid-
cution of the Statcs ,uGy be thus stated:
, 1876-06-22

tho country since tho close OF tho War ~ lio
las done, by slnnshiug rings and exciting tho
honest sentiment Of tile party to assert itself.
Tho effect Of his wnr OH tho oorruptionists
and rdvcnuo thieves Inns been to improve tho
nidral sonso OF tho country, clcyato politics
to tho thoughtful consideration Of tho
best people, and place tho Republican
party i'll a condition to achieya now
sriumphs through tho removed confidence Of
tho people. There is no tiangcr That snch n
man rs 13ENsAM1N II. Dnlsrow will long re-
tlnin in rotroinent, Thore will DO demand
for his services under tho administration OF
Atr. HAYEs which llo will not be ut liberty to
veglcct Meanwhile, tho public good ho has
done should secure linn tho highest SUCCESS
In lila private allairs, lilo urgency of which
has been tho cal,se of his retirement at tho
f,rnSnllt titnn
, 1876-06-22

Aid MoAuLEY yesterday introduced in the
Common Council Al ordinance reducing tho
pay Of tho Police Department, commencing
Riti tho Superintendent, aud covering thu
sptire force. Tbs average rato Of tho pro-
posed reduction il about l5per cent through.
put, md saving Of between 100000 10
ECO. 900 per anRum would bo ot1cctcd At
tho ratio provided for in the ordinance tho
policemen would still bo pnid libcrally,
receiving considerably higher amount for
years service thau skilled mechanics uro
ablo To earn. Tho ordinance is in tho inter
est OF economy, Oh Is also the appointment
OF Special Committee to inquire and report
upon sinilar measures Of retrcncA,ncnt In
Tie Board Of Public Works anl Health Dc.
partInent, AMI, when thv nsw Council g|.alt
havo got fairly to work, it will doubtless ap-
ply corresponding rate Of reduction 10 thu
talazics paid to all the citys employees,
, 1876-06-22
Aid. H11DnEru has had tho grace and good

Aid. H11DnETn has hnd tho grace aud good
sense to tendor his resignation Is men,
her Of the Common Council. thereby roliev~
Ing that body Of tho performance Of an us,-
pleasant duty. Willie tho Into Alderman
from tho Seventh Ward iB unqucstionably
representative man" III Ais parsy, and es
such is Intensely admired by Tho WHITES aud
LrSoAc1sEns Of the Council, no has ceased to
30 representative man" since the Inst
municipal election 80 radically altered the
complexion OF the Common Council, and
ais retirement in matter of congratulation
70 the Seventh Ward, to himself, and 10 tho
:ity et large,
, 1876-06-22

Tbs Chicago produce markets were gen.
orally easlcr yesterday aud brea&istuas wero
!ess active. AleAs pork CLOSED 4oc por brl
lower, at SlaGo@ls.C25 for July and $!s.sa9
gl8.85 for August. Lard closcd 25c per 100
bs lower, ut sll.00 for July and $ll.12}
'or August. Meats wero weak, at TO for
ooxea shoulders, 100 for do short ribs, and
lo!c for do short clears. Lake freights wero
stoady. at 2{s for corn 10 Buffalo, Rail
Teights were unchanged Ilighwinsa were
.cslyo and stronger, vt s1.lo per gallon.
Flour was dull and easy. Wheat closed 10
10 lower, at $l.0a for June and $l.o34 Tor
July. Corn closed 10 lower, al 4s}o for
Juno and 45so for July. Oats closed 10
lower, at 29lc for juns and 2Y;o for July.
Rye was steadier, ut Go@G94e. Barley was
Tery quiet, at o73@58o for No. g. Hogs
wero fairly active at 15c decline, tho market
closing weak ut Is. .7o@5.95 for common 10
'Aoice. Tho cattle trado was quiet At steady
, 1876-06-22

There Isl moro hopeful feeling in Wash
ington respecting the probability Of IN
carly adjournment. Tho House Inns entered
upon tho consitlcration..of tho srnlry Civil
hill, the last Of tho twclvonpprorriation billa,
which has been reported in condensed form,
md In expected 10 pass tho House this week,
There liz also prospect that tho nppropria-
tious doad-lock will be terminated by mems
Of concessions On tho part Of the House
majority, it being held By many
OF the Democrats that rclnc~
taus and enforced sc4uiosconco in
the increased appropriations insisted
upon by tho Scnnto will scrve NJ well ns con-
tinucd obstinaoy for political capital. and
that tho Democrats will get tho credit Of
good intentions In tho mattor Of rotrencl,-
ment. Then, too, tho outlook in favorable
for speedy disposition Of tho impeachment
trial, 30 TINT It will be possible for both
Ilousos to adjourn in month from this
ti,un
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Wcnk In maintained, That must ba broken
I'm. and. whon It in lrokon nm, tho sorvice
will quickly reform f,solf. Deprived of thoir
Congressional patronR. tl,o dishonest and in.
co1npotcnt officers will tlron out, anil l,ettor
mon luke tl1oir rlnccs, Tho Republican Con-
yention met this ab;so s.IuareIy by asserting
tIat under tho Constitution tho President
and heads of departments have tho solo
power 10 mike appointments; tho scnato
In to advise and conscnt to such appoint-
tnents, and the House of Representatives Is
to nccuso and prosecute faishlcss officers;
TINT .heso distinctions should bo respected !;
that Senators and Representatives who inay
In irtlpes nnt nccusers should mt dictate
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'pp'' ".a ''''o ~ -,
appointments aaou1a nave reference III tho
honesty, efficiency, and capacity OF
those nrnoinfet1. IIers IL n direct rointinr
on+ ,f tho ,or,;o,,,r o1,ueo which h,o IN,
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1'o3al'~ea ING ol'l' service. 1he convention
SPECIFICS tho intamY which must 10 correct
ed, Tho pRrtY HtAutlS plpiHctl not only pcil-
cro1,v tn fin rcfor,n of tbo Civil gcrv;cn Int
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~" so"'l"o"' ''e"A.'8 ~ VI "'o p'.-
hiolo'is systo'n o1 ha4lng fcdera1 appoint
mcnts dictated by members of either House
Of Conrresa, Tho momout tint svstom In
hrolo, ~, ,boro tv;,l ,,o n tloo,,,a ;,,,nr,ro
!'eht III tno en"fhctor VI sHe HON hpPolntea
to ottce, nnd also in t!lo character OF the 1nen
elected to tho Bcnnte and the House of
Rcprcsonta,;rou II r,ov 1,e uo;1 ,1,t ,1,o
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correspondent writcH, asking wherein
tho Republican platform gives any better or
nsoro pointed promise Of Ciyil-Sorylco Reform
ti!nn my previous declaration by either party.
It is not possible for n political Convention,
to franc codo of lawa in detail. 'rho mort
it can do IL to particniarizo an abuse and de-
maud its discontinuanco. Tile Republican
Convontian III 1868 proposed rofor7n in tho
Civil Service. and Con, GRANT, after no bo-
calno President. addressed hiulaclf to bring
nhont tliat reform. l1o porseyercd even
against MI adverse minority In both Houses
OF Congress-, aud only abandoned 1t when
Congress- refused tho necessary legislation.
Tho trouble in the way Of auy rcform In
the Civil Service lieH in Congress-. Tho cor
ruption, decentralization, md degradation Of
the Civil Service is tho result largely, il not
exclusively, OF tho fact that tho appoint-
ing power vested by the Constitution
III the Executive has been seized
and In now exercised by the Legislature. Tho
ainl OF tho Constitution was TO separate tho
Legislature from, the distribution of patron.
nge, while tho fact Ia, the whole patronage of
thu Federal Government IL administered by
Senator's md 1nembers Of Congress-. II the
President dare to appoint Postmaster or
o Collector Of Revenue in Illinois against tho
wish or without tho approval of the Senator
whose term is nearly expired, I'LL that sona-
Tor has TO do is to state the fact to the Sem
ate, and that body will refuse to confirm tho
appointment made by tho President, In tho
Senate common bond unites tho Nom.
bcrs to mAiatain tho authority and right OF
tho souators to compel thu President to ap-
point only such persons US are designated by
the Senators. 4 portion Of this patronage
IL conceded to tile Representatives In Con-
gresa, who act In concert with thu Senutors
In demanding the right to name all the per.
sons who shall be appointed by tho Pres!.
dent. Tho character and fitness OF the otl
Gers have no bearing Oil the question the
President must appoint tho men who arc
presented to hin.
It is usaless tn talk ot reforming tho Civil
scErlca - ..ng 81 tbs systtm Of sppoiat-