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KANSAS ITEMS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
A REFORM PRESIDENT.
MEN OF PROFESSIONALLY GOOD CHARACTER FOR
CANDIDATES-MR. ADAMS WELL KNOWN.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

MEN OF PROFESSIONALLY GOOD CHARACTER FOR
CANDIDATEs-MR. ADAMS WELL KNOWN.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Pardon me for disputing the prophet
OF one cOterc but those who suggest Mr. Adams are
not quite content to join IN the movement FOR Mr. BIS
tow" We know all about Mr.. Adams, and feel pro-
foundry satisfied that he, more nustriousy than any
other in the country, represents that high standard
Of personal worth suitable attachments, and broad ex
percnce requisite 10 the Presidency its ancient
prestige Why should he not he nominated
On the other hand, we don't yet know enough about
Mr. BrstOw, and We averse to repeating the folly OF
taking up a OF whom only one thing Is known
Providence, dumb luck" gave us Lincoln, but 1t
also gave us Polk and Pierce and Tyler and Johnson
Mr. Bristow's honesty and courage, ms virtue
amid yenal surroundings, are admirable ana
noble. But does he bore with an anger
large enough for the Presidency Is he not
at this moment fostering design Of repeating the lud
exploit Of Mr. Richardson IA fractional currency
willing to rcpcat H. but DESTROYS OF putting the Response
bility upon Congress- Perhaps II we maze DIN, rdoI
dent we might lind him too smart Ia ht We VIII onE
prefer him before any q: the purely partisan thOouth
breds say "wc," because number OF cltiZrnS III ms
city aud Brooklyn who have earnestly dcsicI lr noun
nation OF Mr. Adams determined TO vote for an cleo
tor ticket composed Of men favorable to rs GlyNa3h
the Office unless We Ect more sht upon MI bi't""
l. what are ana have been his habits 7 AK. not in
the least suspicious, but IN good faith DESTROYS Oh
edge P'rhaps the answer will convince rs that MI.
BristOw would prove just Tue man AT INC hehu o'
toIaOn that must cusue else We must pay our OFFICIALS
II What does Mir Brstow know about the philo-oph
zeal principles which Government was eStansheu
and away from which it has been dlNcftedi III seems 10
the intricate and unique haTnoiGS o our %
want a leader who knows as much about the splendid
science of government Theodore Thomas knows oi the
exquisite beauties Of music. No more neHrOhhtIcs!
VI government, II you please l. H. N
New-l York. March 20, 1876.
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THE $4,000 ram TO MRS. BELhNiP.

A Nrw-YoRK CORRESPONDENT EXAMINED" THE
Prominent REPUBLICAN LAWYER" BELIEVED
To BE BENZ. Z. BUTLER.
WAsuINGToS, March 2O.-W Scott Smith of
The Ner York Post appeared before Mr. tRhers
Committee this afternoon, with reference TO n tcle-
cram To that paper last Friday. which stated that TJOoOo
Of the money received by Mr. Pendleon for getting the
Kentucky Central Railroad claim allowed, went into
the hands of Mrs Bower, now Mrs Bel
knap but was not paid to her directly. dc.
REPRESENTATIVES Robbins and Cymcr remarked that the
statement Of the correspondent was contrary Ia MI
rendctons testimony that hc paid no money to amy per
son whomsoeYcr, therefore 1t was Untruthiul MI
Ciymcr asked the witness the Of the prominent
Republican lawyer TO whom he alluded rs saying the
r,s, WAS a clear one Mr. Bass understood that the
witness had no objection disclosing the name but he
would suggest that 1t he given to the committee
privately. that they might issue subpoena. Tie
witness after further proceedings said the krphpodh
lawyer 10 whom he alluded was in the city when the
telegram was written aud that Mr. Danforth member
Of this Committee also had the information possessed
by the witness. II was Mr. DanfOrths wish that the
name OF the lawyer should not be publicly discIoSeu'
The room cleared OF all persons except the commit
tee and the witness, when private session was hed'
Mr. Smith did give the name Of his informant hut
was allowed time consult him before doing So when
the door opened.
Mr. j. j. Fisher and James 4. Tomnson were exam
ncd ~ to the postradcrships, and told many Things
they knew, though nothing that has not already been
told.
About O'Clock W. Scott Smith again came before the
Committee and was asked give the Committee the
name Of the prominent Republican lawyer to whom he
aliudcd He declined to do the ground that the
same information had been communicated to MI Dan
forth member OF the Committee, In his presence and
that Mr. Danorth had given the information to Mr. Bass
also Of the Committee The lawyer had requested Mr..
p,north to keep his private, and the witness re-
rarlei this as also admonltion to himself MI Smith
was perntted to go his home in custody of deputy
at arms and required TO appear before the
Committee again tomorrow
The prominent Republican lawyer Is said TO De Cen D.
p Butler for whom a subpoena has been issued. Mr..
Danforih being sick was not present in the Committee
to-day.
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THE STORM ELSEWHERE.

LONDON, March 20.-The weather is very
cold.
CoLrMBrs. Ohio March 20.-The snow fall
to-day is the heaviest for years. 1t is now six
inches on the level and is still showing.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-lt has been showing
here since midnight last night This is the heaviest
snow fall Of the season. The storm il abatng tonight
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 2O.-The heaviest
snow-sorm years occurred here yesterday Snow fell
10 the depth Of nine inches Business is suspended and
the trains are delayed
MILFORD, Penn, March 2O.-A severe north
east snow storm has prevailed here this afternoon and
evening Several inches have fallen, and ii is still no p
M coming down fast
PAsCAGoULA, Miss, March 2O.-A terrific
gale prey allied here last night. Bathhouscs wharves,
&C. were destroyed. Much damage was done to ship.
ping Two or three schoOncrs were blown ashore. One
man was lost.
Pass CHRISTIAN, Miss, March 2O.-A heavy
storm ragged here yesterday evening More than half the
wharyes and lighthouses al this place were washed
away and those that stand more Or less damaged
No loss of life Is reported
Nrw-ORLEANS, March 20.-The water IN
Lake Ponchartrain higher than 1t has been since the
great food Of 1871. The Bayou st. JOhn-the water
from the lake meeting the Hood OF rain water nom
the city-oyerlowed IT. vest bank and much damage
vl, done 10 gardens, &c, the outskirts OF Tie cty
Nearly 20 miles Of New Orleans and Monte Railroad
are submerged and doubles greatly damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
OPENING OF TIE BOOK FAIR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

The sem-annual Book Fair opened yesterday
morning the sacsrooms Of Messrs Leavitt, Clinton
Hail. and will continue until Thursday, at u. m. The
leading publishing houses of the country were well
represented but there very few buyers Several
Western retailers have announced their intention OF al
tending and sales will probably be made to-day and to-
morrow. brisk fair is not anticipated. Should the
hummer fair be held in August Instead OF July which
Thought too early. active business will be expected
In the room, ID. Appleton Co. have abont 500 vol
umes OF their stock on the shelves; j. X. Ossood
K Co. will have to-day 1000 volumes sheldon Coz
500; Macmillan * Co.. 200 10 800; ClaXtOn, Rom
seu a Haffelfnger, 400 volumes; j.. L. button
& Co 500; DOdd & Mead. 500 volumes; John Why
4 Sons 500 to 600 volumes; Lee & shepard, 700 vol
umes; James Miller 500 volumes; Cassel, Peter
Galpin, 600 volumes Porter Coates. 400 volumes;
G. VI. Carleton & Co, 100 voumesi w W. Harding
bibles aud albums Koch, Sous a Co.. albums Charles
Taber Co, prints &c. On he upper Moor HARPER q
Brothers make a fine display with some 1000 volumes;
scribner, Armstrong Co, and Scribner Wexford a
Armstrong, 900 Volumes George ROuuedSc sons,
700 volumes j. T. LippincOtt CO., 400 volumes
G. p Putuain's Sons, 800 volumes; Hurd Houghton,
400 vOumes; s. r. Wells Co. good display o! thcir
publications Nelson Phillips, the Methodist Publish,
lug House. 400 volumes; A. ID. +. Randolph Co.. 100
volumes; Roberts & Brothers, 300 volumes Dies d
Fitzgerald 300 volumes; the World Publishing House.
100 volumes. The stationcrs are not represented.
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RrsINEsS TROUBLES.

Schedules were filed yesterday in the Court
Of Common Pleas by the following persons who have
heretofore made assignments for the benefit Of creditors
Nathan Weed liabilities S3O,1O7, assets S3G77 30:
Samuel Brand, liabilities 1926 o. nominal assets
1897 Co. real assets 5G4 90; Adolf Todc Liabilities
$1,000, nominal assets $4,000, real assets $1,000
An assignment for the benefit of creditors was fled
yesterday with the County Clerk by Amos {. Bell to
Thomas II. Greer.
Al the second composition meeting Of the creditors OF
Henry Rosentha held yesterday the Office Of Register
Aen, the previous composition Of 80 cents on the dollar
was opposed by the firms Of William Welkin Co.,
Hensmer Co, and Bradley & smith.
Inc INST meeting OF the creditors OF George Floyd was
held yesterday at the Office OF Register Allen and John
d. Platt was appointed assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-21
THE ASSEMBLY.
The House m,

The House met at $3.50 p. m.
Mr. MULLER in a question OF privilege. denied the
charge made in The Ner-Ior HcroId that his action on
the no seat no fare bill" was influenced By outside par
tics lie wa. not present when the bill considered
in Committee.
Mc.srs. BALDWIN and KrLLIAY made similar disclaim:
cIs The att spoke at length IN dentncitlon OF
charges made ,aiust him. lie said lie would ASK OF
the House an Investigation.
MIR. WIETsoN sad hc-hayng also been referred to
felt called uuon To- state the action OF the Committee
He said Mr. kau had appeared before the committee
aud urged that the bl be reported olpers stated ta1
the on tho I1irdaye line we're started every l"chy
seconds, and for himself he did not I've ieve more cars
could be brought INTO use lie denoulced tns state
The heTdid - malicious AMI false ana adied
that be had Dcen convinced that II tins b was passed IL
The proceedings OF The Canal Board relative To the rate
Of canal tolls received ana referred 10 tho Caha
Committee. - 60.
The Erie Railway hill was received from tho Senate
and Mr. PEABODY asked u unanimous consent that II he
referred o. the Committee of the Who.e.
Mr.. -. Post objected.
Mr PEiHoDY then asked that be sent to the Judiciary
Committee. ~ IL involved only legal point ana had
considered by that Committee III the senate
Mr. KffG,s introduced bill to incorporate the Roscoe
Conkiag ,iuhof New-lOrk. lie said he was not COM
Mr IIrrnrRS offered bill providing for the dispo-i
ton 81 the lateral canals II authorizes me ,ihl bo. u
and IN the Board cannot sell thrn thc IL 'h'ii
abandon them, and sell the Hand covered ny thh ~,
MIR FORSTER offered resolution nstruciing the judi
ciagy Committee report the bill placing the CL"s on
the same footing with National banks by Ihursldy next
or failing report, that tine Committee be discharged
from further consideration of the same. Adopted. 80
The House went into Committee, aud took up the bill
fang the salaries OF officials In NcNAOrk.
III G,rF moved t. restore he bill 10 the provisions 1t
contained was rccofntted, reducing the salary
nf the MAYOR and Controller 10 $4,000 tEe Coms ,ohtr
of Fubhc work, aud Pfc,iI9nt o. TIE o1 OF lo,s
$1,000 the President Of the Ere Department To F1oOo'
the Aldermen to $1,000 each, and some others from
Sir. WliifsoS said several members absent who
wanted 10 be heard on 81 ami therefore hoNed '"a'
progress be reported Carried.
Adjourned.