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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17


BE LEFT WITHOUT ANY SMALL CHANGE Al ALI
WHY MIR. BEIs1Ow WANTS TnE DEMOCRATIC
SANCTION.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBCNE.l
WASHINGTON, March 1G.-The bill reported
by the House Committee on Appropriations, directing
the Secretary the Treasury to issue the silver he now
has In hs possession In the place Of the fractional cur
rency gave rise to "a very spirited debate. The abest
speech Oh either side OF the question made by Abran
: Hewitt of New-York, who reminded the Democrats
that the Resumption act OF 1879 was Republican
measure. and that it, failure In every particular II
chargeable the Republican party and to that party
alone. At the time he held the position that the
currency question il ono that should he treated
A. above all parties and he announced ms readiness 10
Join with OF any party to secure the passage
of sound financial mc are Tho substitution OF silver
for fractional currency he thought forms part of wise
Dian for the resumption Of specie payments At the time
the Resumption act passed II was generally believed
Nv the Republican leaders that the premium gold
would never again be a. high a. niteeh per cent
and vet the very next month the premium reached
tbsi pOut and I'm succeeding months rose TO l1h The
po,ei!lty Of keeping silver IN circulation he said. de
rc,ds oil the premium ON gold, which has huctuated
during the last year much nine per cent and since
nm ouc cun know that IL viii not again huctudte az
aatly We have that rise ia Inc price OF
old will not cause the Sudden disappearance OF our en-
tire silver circulation.
u Hewitt also showed very forcbly that the owners
a, the bonanza mine OF Nevada the only ones who
NC beeo greatly benefited by the section OF tn Re
.,mutiou act relating TO silver. II has gwen lheh
market for the product OF their mines with proDt which
e., oth.rw sc would not have TeceSe ed OF more than
lioo do,ars besides onehfth Of one per cent on The
.,,ire cold prOduct Of their which was tqha Ia 40
p.r cent of the entire value =! ~ ore iabtn of h'
.uoutd that when Be price OF ,lN.i % ''N'r F"'
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EMbIA NINE DISCLOSURES.
MORE LIGHT on PROF. suInfAN's TELEGRAM.
LONDON, TbuT.day Narpn lG 1876

ioNbDH, Ihlir Nhy, hdtC9 10, 1870
Tie Hour of this morning, referring to Prof.
sillinsns nogatory letters SAYS:
We have made inuUlry at the Emma Mine office
ccwing THIS matirr and though Prof Sillman is correct
va saying the records OF the meetings OF the Emma Mine
directors from March To May, in 1872, make allusion
o. the receipts any sUc t"., gram he Is wrong m stat
Ng mat no srh telegram ever sent, for fo original
telegram n IN thc Emma Nine office, with the Emma
Mine COmp1By'S -.Wt, showing IT, receipt at that
o,cc ON the 9th Of Anil 1872, and the Cable Companys
aup showing il, receipt 70 ieiopdphst on the Jtb oi
Alri l~12. The following is q copy:
10 me L6tHG ltGif LOa0Dp: Very great improvements
SINCE last report ON seventh floor driftcd 10 tec' aud
tenth floor 10 feet and In one dt bottom lotl Wine 70
ce below old workings orhcd 40 feet, al in Fam
pie as, - Iced ana 5000 silver RCerrpCS discovered
since lH-t report, 1000 tons Everything connected
win mine highly actpry. Mailed suDI eWCHfary
report. Canon road stu bad Shall forward 900 ton.
hIS'fldss orc forthwith. Have C5 tons bullion, worth
$4,000. Prop selling here. Arranged al o,her mat
tcgs here. Val repor, fully on return
WILLIAM SfLLIaAS
IJs.tN
Moreover there Is . letter from Prof simau, confirm
ing the subject ~ H. ana letters from Husscy 10 Jne
retary referring 10 ID.
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srryI, AND MONTENEGRO ALLIED.

The Vienna correspondent of The Standard
saws disnatch received from Cltdro announces thai
treaty OF alliance between sesNia aud Montenegro wac
decided upon yesterday.
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TWO BRITISH SHIPS LOST.

rvtSIY.sIN LINES LoSr-INrENsE SUFFERING tx
PIEITNCED.
QuEgNsfowS. Thursday. March i6, 1870.
Ybe British ship EWmenides Capt. Beard
from Port Royal 80 Feb l. Tor Grecnock. capsi1cd on
the 10Th OF March The second mate and seven 81 the
crew have arrived st this port. The remainder OF the
crew and The captain, ~ in AL, were Jrown-d.
LIVERPOOL Thursday, March III, 1870.
The British shin Grea capt Macresdy from sau Fran.
cisco Nov 10 arrived here to-day. She brings portion
Of the crew OF the Brith ship Great Britain. Capt Ch
colt which left Doboy Jan II for Liverpool The GreA'
Britain encountered ,rIblc weather and became "aof
lo,,ed ON rhe Sd of March the captains Two sons
"a ..,Yn .x,,nsTIv, The captain and Is men
took 10 lac boat ana suffered terribly lro husel
Three OF the men dlcd and Tho SURVIVORS Mcc Nv
ap ornus nf fhn remains OF their comrades 10 keep
from starving on he lth OF March the! were rescue"
in the last sta.e OF emacIaIion.
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rAwAR COMING OVER APPROPRIATIONS.

'hh hH"-HAhPsHRE VICTORY INSPIRES GEPUB,I-
CAN SENATORS WITH FIGHT THY TALK II
OVER IN CAUCUS
lBr fELroRAPH TO rHn Tribune
"AsHiNGToH, March l6.-A caucus OF Re-
SSh senators wae held ,his morning the purpose
"'ashE out definite linz Of policy with reference 10
appropriation bills. which viii soon tumbiins
~" .ne senate from the House The Democratic Honse
"'o"ed mp the pairing process with great persist
'' sho Nae made reductions that quite appa the Sen
" was 81 brst sapposed by the Rspnb
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LEY TELEGRAPH TO TEE rErrNE.l


ASswERED-THE COARSE LANGUAGE Oh Nh
LOGAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCNR.l
WASHINGTON March lG.-There was an avalanche
Of personal explanations In the Senate today and
all were in good temper and just a. to statement eX-
eept one. A paragraph IN The Ckcdgo Tribune had
represented that Senators Cameron, West, Logan
and Wright, among others, had employed as their
private secretaries clerks in the departments paid
by the Government, who performed no other ser
wee. Mr. Cameron made a good-natured state
nent, denying the reports a. they related 10
him. and then gave a lecture on the necessity OF
keeping out of the District Of Columbia real estate
speculations of living within ones means and alb
staining from "splurging" in Washington society.
Nr. West said that he did not know OF any such
clerk as was charged 10 him. and II be had the name
he would order him back to duty III the Department.
Mr. Allison d, lied the statement on behalf Of his
colleague MI Wright, who was absent. Mr.. Logan
made Characteristic speech, which abOunded IN
words unfit for the Senatorial Chamber. lie de-
nOunced the statement lie, and the writer Of il
Altar, ian Infamous sneaking, cowaTdly liar and
much else in the same choice language.
After Mr.. Logan had finished, Mr.. Edmunds rose
aud read from Tie Baltimore Gd.Cth dispatch from
this city TO the effect that the Administration, in
was doing everything possible 10 prevent the pas-
sage OF the House bill for the protection Of witnesses
All denied it, including Mr. Thurman, a Democrat
snd member Of the Judiciary Committee. Mr.
..u'nuhdss remarks temperate and just, and
on 'onhlng made a very good speech. which had,
however, little 10 do with the case. The indigna-
hoh on The part Of all the Senators was under the
circumstances not unreasonable and those falling
under their criticism should have little sympathy
iof the reports, if not malicious, were, TO say
'he least untrutbful and unjust. No provo
cation however, could excuse the language
employed by Senator Logan, who took advantage
VI the day to make two personal speeches. The last
vas more indecent than the first. and was simply
."e most debased billngsgate unfit TO he repeated
u" newspaper, and unworthy 20 be listened to 10y
s"n'leineh' dignifed and temperate denial OF the
POINTS as relating 20 him in language becoming a
oeha'"f would have carried more emphatic CON
'Neoh 10 his hearers, and would have appeared to
'''Fr advantage IN The Congressional Rco0rd. The
''"S'eeaily inthe afternoon al joumod until Monday
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MONTREAL. March 16.-W. Marsh, brother OK
Clh % MARSH arrived from Illinois to-day. it s under
.,ooo that hi. visit has reference oa possible return Oh
his brother 10 Washington.
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TRADERSHIP FRAUDS.

AN IMPORTANT WITNESS IN Gen. rCCE-IoUR
sUnERsHIPs TAkEN from ms tII,M AND GIVEN
10 COURT FAYOEfES.
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sENATORIAL EXPLANATIONS.

Two DAMAGING NEWSPAPER REPORTS COMPLETELY
ASswERED-THE COARSE LANGUAGE Oh Mr.
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MIR HEWITT on SILVER REDEMPTION.

nE ATTACKS me POLICY-rIE PEOPLE LIABLE 10
BE LEFT WITHOUT ANY SMALL CHANGE Al ALI
WHY MR. BIIsIow WANTS TnE DEMOCRATIC
nANIIInN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

COUNTY ASSESSORS. - The Oakland
Transcript falls into error when it says
that Each county elects its Assessor,
and many of the officers so chosen grossly
undervalue property" The reverse of
this last proposition is true. In small
counties especially, the property is placed
on the assessment roll at much nearer its
true valuation than in the cities whero
the bulk of property is found. Our ex.
perience is that small holders given their
property at much nearer the true figures
it is worth than large holders do. In a
community where every man is known
there is less attempting to evade taxation
than the cities can show. 1t is the large
and thickly settled portions OF the State
which have always managed to escape
their just share of taxes and that will
continue to be the case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

LOCAL JOURNALs-There is no more
unerring indication of the prosperity of a
town or locality than that it contains n
well-edited, well-printed and well-pat-
ronized journal. Take the various interi-
or counties of California, and wherever
there is either a daily or weekly journal
printed with fair type upon good paper,
intelligently conducted and containing
evidence that it enjoys fair measure of
local patronage, and it is certain that the
town, village or county is in hea lthy
and prosperous condition. Wherever the
newspaper shows by its thin and sogy
material, its defaced type and absence of
advertisements that it is not sustained,
the proof is positive that the locality is
and can be no better advertisement put
forth by locality seeking to secure i'm
migration or desiring to call attention to
its resources than the local newspaper.
If we were seeking a home in California
we would go to the town that printed n
good local paper. A good newspaper is
certain to be found in a community that
is intelligent, that has good morals, that
sustains schools, and that is enterprising.
Every citizen ought to take his local pa
per, pay for it in advance and patronizc
it by advertising what he wants to buy or
sell and if he does not want 10 buy or
sell anything, let him advertise tho fact,
SO as not to be annoyed, and at the same
time to support tho local papers,. r.
Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

AN inquisitive, but badly-posted Briton
went down to visit Mount Vernon not
long since, and after making many in
quiries and noting down the answers, he
said to the superintendent "Ah may
| hask you if General Washington was
in the harmy ?" "He was, sir" said
the superintendent. "And on which
side, Union or Rebel ?" ''Rebel, SIR"
was the reply, which was carefully noted
down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THE WONDERS OF INTEREsT.-ln
Hildretb's History of the United States
it is stated that Manhattan 1sland-aiter-
ward called New Amsterdam, now the
city of New York-was bought by the
Dutch from Indians, tor sixty gullders'
or twenty-four dollars, and this only
two hundred and fifty years ago. And
vet if the purchasers could have securely
placed that S24 where it would have added
to the principal annually, interest at the
rate of : per cent. the accumulation would
exceed the present market value OF all
the real estate of the city and county OF
New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THE unanimous report Of the Senate
Committee on Corporations against the
Archer bill, to cripple railroads and stop
building them in this State, was sent to
the Senate Saturday. The bill may be
acted on Immediately, and it is to be hop
ed that the Senate will consign it to the
waste basket. A large number of influ-
ential papers, regardless of political ten
denotes, seeing the danger arising from
the passage Of this bill, have spoken a
gainst it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S Express was
robbed "a times duriug 1873. The eggre-
gate amount of losses to the Company
was 1000. The Company offered re-
wards for the arrest of the parties con
cerned in the robberies, aggregatlng
S23, 800. Only five of the whole number
were arrested and convicted. There have
been six robberies of the same Company
during the present year, and three men
charged with the crime, have been arres-
tod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

The 1reka Onion says Mr.. Luttrell
has introduced a bill granting to the
State of California, for school purposes,
The 10th and Seth sections of the mineral
land. That's all right but we have been
hearing of Luttrell introducing" meas
ures about long enough, and now it's a.
oout Time to hear that he has got some of
these greatly beneficial measures enacted
INTO laws. If California ever had "stickr
IN the way of influence to represent her
at Washington, the first three letters of
Its name is j. X. Luttrell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Two Nevada boys one day last week
while out hunting saw Chinaman rock
ing below them in a ravine. One fired
Mt him but missed, the other took the gun
when his companion directed him how to
aim, with such good judgment that the
poor Chinaman was shot IN the back in-
ilicting mortal wound. And now those
boys are held to answer to the Nevada
Grand jury, and they will probably learn
that Chinaman are not exactly like other
kinds of game in the eye of the law.
These must be a rather loose order of
moral training Of boys in vogue in that
part oc NorAdl county,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

JOSEPH BARREL of Ukiah is in fail
way to get pretty thoroughly " STAYED y
aud bunged" up. Last fall he was
nearly killed'n Reeves Mill, year pre-
vious he had his colar-b bone broken in
the same, and the other day was caught
under some logs and had leg broken,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

CHINESE LABoR.-Another expert.
mont Is about to be tried with "Chnesc
cheap labor" in New York. Twenty.
three Of the Celestial race were taken
East recently TO work in shirt factory
in the city of New York. 1t would seem
in view of the stories of dcstitution which
come to us from that city, that the labor
should first be offered TO the starving men
and women at home. But capital has no
compassion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

TDE latest phase Of leap year eccentri-
city IS recorded from Portsmouth, N. H.,
where a lady, clad in deep mourning,
promenade the streets the ether day
with ribbon in font of her forehead,
on which WAS embroidered in white, the
word Alone"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Two brothers named McCausland,
were murdered in their home in Colusa
county on the 4th instant. A sheep-herder
who had been in their employ and who
has not been seen in the vicinity since is
supposed to have committed the decd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

ALI IN VAIN.-The Oakland char or
election took place last Monday. The
entire Republican ticket was elected by
large majority except one Councilman
and one School Director. So the itt'e
Democratic game OF dividing Oakland
up 50 that their party could ring in and
carry the City Council was not attended
H.tl aaT very .eD)l results a'.9r al.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THERE is sect in Scotland calling
themselves Christian Israelites, who claim
TO have received revelation from Cod
1hat they are descendants of the lost
tribes of Israel, whom the Lord is tbuo
gathering from among the nations. nc.
eording to His promise by His prophets
They keep Sixth,day night, and also the
hour from 10 to II A. NJ. of First day as
sacred time by special revelation,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THE product of the Consolidated Vir-
cinia mine for February is placed at
- 100000, the largest monthly yield OF
any mine in the history of the country.
a still larger outturn is expected next
,..n-.AI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THE McGarrahan claim against the
New Idria quicksilver mine has been
settled, McGarrahan paying 81, 200, OOO
to the owners. 1t is said that Ben Butler
furnishes the coin. This famous case has
occupied the courts and Congress for
about twelve years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A VALLEJO girl worked the MOTTO, I
need thee every hour" and presented it
to her chap. He says he can't help it.
II takes him all the time to milk and feed
the pigs, morning and night, and bust
ness has got to be attended to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

An Iowa topper says he would be tenn
poranco man in minute if it wasn't for
his wife. lie knows she would be lone
some if she did n't have something to jaw
about and find fault with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A MAN fell down a SHIFT $50 feet deep
n Cod Run, the other day, aad was
washed through the big tunnel a distance
Of 1000 feet, yet had life enough to crawl
out upon the bank, where he was found
dead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

ELEVEN persons were killed on the 9th
by the breaking of n bridge on the Valley
Branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road at llarper's Ferry. The engine and
train fell through and were wrecked.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Mr.. KRAFT, who commenced the tin
smith and hardware business in Red
Bluff in 1854, % years ago, on Il very
small capital, has retired worth over half
Il million of d liars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A JAW bone sixteen feet long is to be
exhibited at the Centennial by Massa.
chu,otts any one has lost it let her
come forward now or ever hereafter hold
her peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Accounts from Sioux City state that
the excitement over the Black Hills is
increasing, and parties are preparing to
90 lhnre.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

LoNDoN is excited over proposition
10 name new and important thorough
fare " Washington avenue" rs Cen
tcnn'al tribute. 1t would be graceful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

lT is settled that Don Pedro, mot the
five-spot, but the Emperor of Braid,
will visit this country with his suite on
the occasion Of the Centennial. lie is n
trNmn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
atFcsslg Grinity Joarnal.
OUR AGENTS:
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Busi-
ness or Editorial management of tho JOURNAL
should be addressed to c. w. CRAIG, TRlY-
IrY Journal" Wcayerville, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A CHEMIST in New Hampshire has
discovered how to use water for fuel and
light and food. We thought something
valuable would come Of this element pres
nntlU
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

RAIN has fallen on the first eleven days
Of the present month of March-a cir
cnmstance unparalleled in the history of
this State since lS49
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

sfefi" Eneampmenf,. No. .Ia,LOap
Meets on the evenings of the First and rri.i
Tuesdays of each month at Opp FriavT'a iITa
HALL, Weayervi!le, at ~ O'Clock. Patriarsb,
C. W. CRAIG. Scribe. ' V i,,, IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

.No'ih Star Lodge, No.
Holds its regular meetings at DIN F,,',If
HALL, Weaverville, every THURSDAY aS.I: ,aG"
at IA o'clock Members of tho j,rd,r dd,rI,aL I,aL
abroad are cordially invited to attend 1--WE
JOHN S0WDEN' q
'' D. jnl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

a MASS of rock, estimated Mt nearly
five hundred tons weight fell from the
bank, near the Bridal Veil Fail, at Mia
CARA, Tie other day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THE revival feeling is spreading, but it
hasn't got down deep enough to affect
a"rcarages in country newspaper books.
-D01t6ury NeUs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

PoUGHKEEPslE, according to the press
Of that city, is the home of woman so
c'oss eyed that when she weeps, tears
from her left eye drop on her right cheek
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

IN Boston, Spencer Decker, twelve
years old, is held in five thousand dollars
bail, charged with causing the death OF
Chqr'cs II. Pressy,a playmate nine yea S
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

SwEARING by the hair, ms Rubenstein,
the convicted murderer does, is nm old
Hebrew custom, considered the most bind
ing oath which can be made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Trinity County German HospfiaI 80.
ciety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings Al
the llosrIrAL BUnJING, Weavcryille, on hs
first Sunday Of March, June, september and
December CIIAS HARTMAN,
Janl Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trinity Lodge, No. RI, Era
Hold their regular communicate ~ a.,
SONIC HALL, W Weaverville, on tho ln.t al Ma
of each month. Hour OF meetin" '' Satordy
P. n. ); W. PllILBROOK' " OSg'Ocs,
jQpl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

CoNGREssMAN LUTTRELL has nOmi-
mated Walter Bedford, of Shasta county,
for the West Point Academy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

SPELLING for the drinks is the popular
pasiime inVirginia City saloons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

THE Sandwich Islands are going to
adopt new flag, but thcy can't decide
whether to take a gray hoise-b anket
with hole in it, or an old vest with the
bach ripped out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

Trfnffy Chapter, No. 10. NJ
Meets on the Second and Fourth ~" ~,
of each month, at Masonic Hall iWvS,lau WSSlau
vile, at 7 o'clock, p. NJ. "ea't'
.: q. CHRISTIANSEN. II p
NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. liz
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

TWENTY thousand valentines were
delivered 10y the carriers of the San Fran
cisco Post Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

ComS Lodge, No. 81, 10. or
Holds its regular meetings, at 0pp F.Ilo,.
HALL. Trinity Center, on SATURDAY eyrDin,
OF oach week. +. IL, BLOSS \
4. ID. DRAPER. r. S. i,ni
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

NEARLY seventy-fve inches of rain
have fallen thus far this season in Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

BsacOn lodge, No. 800, L. ar.
Meets eyory Sunday evening, at S O'Clock NJ
Coon TEMpLAR HALL, Weaveryillo. NOn.|
bers of other Lodges arc cordially invited s|
meet with us.
JOHN G. IRWIN, wen
G. d. BASSIIAM, VS.. jarn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
B r T n S :.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
APPORTIONMENT
OF
SCHOOL MONEY

Amount of State School Fund subject to ap-
portionmont, Sl,l20 II. First the balance re-
quirod to make up the $500 for each Teacher ::
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
EDUCATIONAL.

The second topic of the week has been
the argument of Speaker Carpenter in
support of his educational bill and which
l have outlined heretofore. The only OBJ
lection | can see to his bill, is the danger
of making the University Regents an
elective body and thus dragging it into
the arena of politics, making it, possibly,
an instrument of political arrogance, or
party favortism. Such a result would
ruin the University. But the other fea-
lures of the bill are good, and are these :;
1. Abolition of the uniformity text. book
system. 2. The placing of all the State
Educational Institutes and system under
a common board of general government.
3. The relegation to District School
Boards of the power TO select text books
and judge of the qualifications. 4. The
restoration Of the management of the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

06 10 con per day at home. som,l..
Maine. w. rOrlIand
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

e. a n day at home. Agents wor,o1
2iS and terms free. TRUE e., C,yq, GuS"ttf VStf'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

SEND DC. to GEO. p. ROWELL & co. Now
~ ork. for Pamphlet of 100 pages containing
llsts OF 50O newspapers, and estimates showing
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