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rlrLrs or TIE CONSTITUTIONS.

ru. VIII or I'M rlorLr Nor onrYEn QUICKLY
T., Al AD.ISI-IEknUN-I SlrEbIMENts IL cos
oH.s- ANB EG.-t~rA>sl 81 mn ENiCtTiNf.
IA tL1 Edttor 0f me TribUHc.
Su: Our ioiefathcis formed the government
with which they were iutrusci largely upon the model
with which they were best acquainted thai oil Great
Hritain Ttcy did 80 with This strange result: The
Constitution. which was agOwcly framed upon rcpnh
lean rrincipc- causes the Response {" the VIII "i inc
people 20 ready and far less certain than that
az the nnWriiicn Constitution OF Great Britain. liza
British Ministry Dec not ia accord nee with majority q"
the House of Commons the representative Of the people
t, must resign OF appeal - the voters Of the country
and II i'm the latter ease the result j. nmical to thcm
they must give up onice II the House of Commons Iur
sac. cour-c believed to hc contrary 10 the sentiment q"
fine couut, tie Government has The power, hy dis-oiu
ton, to send the member, 10 their c"nsiun-
,uc.es and allow the people to give their verdict
ia The url ~fatcs that principle which IL huroa'd lo
b. Tie res a. The National Government. c"veinneri 81
fhr ltDrlt The people for he people Instead oi
bcing cLcriercd and regarded meets with much "ppo'
,fon Tho chief cverrtivc onierr NJ the Government
who Is endowed by tue Constitution nnd th" law. VAN
considerable power and great patronage, !" 'i, I@t
.,, of four wears. Duus this time, unless lis 90 d
I,-tr ou 90 affair. become criuin so u- 10 Hdii Il"
,, ,.r ti .- election tIr fft oi temporary Wood
Of , people u doc NOT wati'rt he reaction come
Wi nm - week after HE ri"cii"n Tue nti"h mas ri-n
a uuHl MN a h.,l adutri-l rtiou must N"rhi Gown
for four wears Perhaps ~ r next election d. MIRO '
chosen ho-i to the Adnn'riid.i"iL Il o. We Hi'' |
legislative ai c2ccutiy" departments Al Niin'' anu
bad OF niUs executed Lave. 40 naii"h ear hI" u"
t,. ~ "A L,.t,ir +. ori,fiv, Would ID uHf Doe well q"
consider IL there Is - b. Con-i 'onncn a ihr 'r
snlty oi government o ne people, l th' Ieoi ~ '
iii ,ril before their term 81 heens, cleo ug o. r
hers ioroniy one ycnr anh making h" i.',
the Cnaritn co. tnr Executive Committee OF congress
H. would Zen ID, al oncg he creature and ne t,ho"
SdieHl, y. H.. Feb. =, l~I6.
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UorSC OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House opened this morning without any
occupant in the Speakers chair Mr. Kerr being absent
on leave Of absence. aud having omitted to appoint
speaker pro tom, the duty oi eieeuhs aSpeaAet pro
TEN. deyolych therefore on the House
Mr. RANDALL DEM PENN offered "a resolution de
claring Mr Cox Dem, y. " Speaker pro tom which
Mr.. CINIEK DEM PENN moved 10 amend ny subs,l
tutIur ihr nam, o Mr. laOkbuIn dem. ny
I'm "A few words. MIR BLACKBURN declined the com
u.iment, aud asked Mr. Clymcr To withdraw lis amend
,renf rculfkiug that his want OF experience rs
uresidng officer great delberative BODY was Ia
stro contrast with the extended services ana evident
fitness OF Mr. Cox. - ,, -. -,
MIR CIYMEK thcreupon withdrew bis amendment, and
the original resolution ado. ted Mr. CON took the
Chair A.. eny ,,p ...o
Having called the House TO order. the SPEAKER pro
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To the razor Of The TribuHe.
SI,. | had hnnnl that Secession

To the razor Of the TrtbUHe.
SIR: | had hoped that Secession and its
twin brother state Sovereignty, were dead and buried,
ami the occasion Tor displaying the bloody shirt" OF
the Eu Klux Lad passed Bat the amnesty discussion
and c appointments 10y Speaker Korr and some Of hs
commit tcomen have almost persuaded me that | was
mistaken. tsupposed that the Republican party hal
about completed it, work, and that now We could turn
attention another political reform Of surprising
mpOItucc-yiZ.. the overthrow OF the liquor tTTiihc
With tuat conviction I ceased To cooperate with hat
party years ago, ami aided IN the 0ranzon Of me
AltDrainshop party, ana sat in committee with Ge!n5
the Il Il stat. lvcnfiOn for the nomination u
candidates, ana have continued 10 Operate ID ana ss
tain TIE Prohibition party and shall continue TO do So
Bui Il st IO d. hOutrd by SEE, s,ioui s ana ont
RACED by tie Prominence Of symfatiul,r Nth Sccs-
SION uf shall ask. and uSc my b. u lci,ce 10 havo
our party. though rataun its ganizIilon unbrohrn
t. cast tLt Republican party tll that question
T. Scffrl h.vou1 ric pos bitv of sIlrrccon al
for union ami fatema' fellowship and the most hearty
for-ttu!ness Of the past. though aud am an Al
Olit.nnist dyed the wool buC when Hhl, Davis anu
others apologize Tor and defend the inhumIn Treatment
oar pFi~ounrs question that needs no ars'n' mt
feel iAc lil to these gentlemen ana H. c ID oriaiio
party " i. e. little louE before YOU ~ turn tv power"
S,diirQify y. T.. Fob. 7 I. 1875. PEOIiIBlTJNlsf.
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TO IN TdIfOr OF IN ITIOWHf.
Sir: H. may interest your readers generally
70 know That the citizens of Florida viii hold their htst
state Fair IN this CITY beginning Feb - Already arr"
exhibition buildings and grounds have been provided by
the Duyal County Agricultural Society. on the banks
Of to s., Johns RIVER, Immediately adjacent 10 the city,
and their se has rendered to the Slate Fair Com
m,,tee and accented IL liked fact that are 10
have an Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibition here
Il, ,idyinter and our Northern visitors VIII he sur
prised at the wonderful extent and variety OF TIE i
and vegetable products OF our growing state. To the
lrV circle of your renders who feel interest II ilo-
iGa cordial Invitation Is given 10 e come and SEE
JAMES II. PAISE,
Chairman Finance Committee.
JacLs9nriie, Feb. ]. 1876.
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SVTPPlNG INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK ......

PORT OF NEw-YORK ...................FEo II.
CLEARED.
steamship Canada (Brl, Sumner, London = W. j. Hurst
Steamship CITY OF wNork' Zimmerman Havana f. Alex
Steamship Cty Austin stevens, Fcrnanina and Port
fS S.h IL PomGerina iGer) sehwensen, Hamburg.
hrTa saHS J GEN Barnes coesman savannah r..
r'S Steamship Ncreus Berry, Bo.on, II. Dmock
s,S1siip isaac Pen iavre!ce Norfolk, city Point ard
: P,'ne dr. Iatten Liverpool Eng, F. Spring s.
GO ~, TG ssn S Tor s3 fc sun a3 WI Louis ecn
RaTS t ANNA gr t arsIo. CORK or Falmouth for
oT r Nir " K6owiion AcKe Prince Murray r
i. rciccs ninckley small -. Jago de cuba simpson.
. Sarlh Crowell Br Foley, St Johns, r. J. " ona-
tys 90 Ge, Pierce Kolv salem Mlss. G. r. Robbins
Schr Lot.ie tB, - rue, rOntaPetsie Gnai, LeaSeIGt
SIR Frank Atkins Atkins. Mobile p o. Ilnrbl' 9 90.
Srr CARIBBEAN Ki lion. Bocls Gel fJ,o and san Andres
uscir y Mer~m pclrcc Charleston. Evans, Ball & Co
briggs : co. .,.,,.,.,,
steamship crescent Cit ur is Havana Feb. p with mise.
49, ,.,ss -, Win + CLYDE X GO
~, 18TH 49, si can,ution 90 shic.sl Eyc-on Co
''I iar - H. LYMAN 20 Yarmouth Me- Pinkham LIVERPOOL
ian ann ,ai Rb o' Bosto1i Chase Caibarcn Feb II,
HE shannon tof Mubuaec Moore Caibarrn days with
sugar l ou.r Frazier ot philadelphia crlwforl csnfuesoa
'p 6 ~ Wa ~ T. sircman of philadelphia Chamberlain Ma.
tan Nisof Pug ai ,othbsy) PiuSam Baacoa 10 days.
Wit! NUT -, Da,f,s Nt,,.r.,s * d,vs
wi" NO. i..i'' H., S4.ht,. ,u, Dfro,
Sclr a die o. Bryant Ni i"Hb"'h 't"O'1 MIA Ni'e''
with lnrWos
Aice Boria buses savannah days. With cotton
rice. &c. .....
MEMORANDA
The steamship norman eeio nortsd ashore at pig'@h
rit,d at Philadelphia ~ : %. 3D. yesterday tl,tal
DOMESTIC PORT.
GALVESTON Feb iGfestei, barks Ncrd an, for Eremen
T1iesure. Liverpool; schr. VIA. Hunte Bremen
Fuu ROYAL. - G., teD. li.-ca!eu, bale sLiIlA 4asosL
for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS
MovILLE Feb 1.-THE Anchor I1nc steamship tltsa
Campbell from FeH Q, for Glasgow, arrived here
to-day. 3D.
DISASTERS
UoxG KoYg Feb 10 The american ship canada Bursley
from Manila for san Francisco ashore the san
ieho shoals Manila bat got on ana VIII Dc rsph"
own, Feb. 1.-THE jennie Arm~troHe FROM
recently sshoEs al salisrh
FONT has got with rudder damaged thc captain "e'
from injuries received.
SPOKEN
Feb n lat rs To- long IL 3D. schr Lia Busid ,of PROV
,n.,t" mi SMALL from New orleans for ilNerloo..
ian IL lat as long 90 bark sarah H. hsh of hretonh
from Iiyerpoo Buenos Ayrcs 20 difs cat
n long. 81, brig Daisy Boyntnn of hsstpott'
fnn oon Charleston. wiih loss o nasts and svais
,sIn.r reported a. 81 Thomas IN distress.
lFOr --latest shss Aeics sec FIN Fdge.l
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to . the Importance Of making crcditable
display at the approaching Centennial Exhi0ton at
Philadelphia. To General GoycrnIBt mt VI the DOnln-
Ion and the Provincial Legislatures have taken interest
i the matter, aud granted Large sums for the collection
and forwarding of art products.
The artists OF Ontario alone have applied for $50 feet
OF wall space in Memorial Hall soae OF the paintings
of Paul Kane will he exhibited. Lord Euierin Will cN
hibt tches In pen and INK and ndscaDes I'm water
colors J. c. Forbes will send marine painting Of The
Wreck of the HbeTna," aud a life-szed painting or
Lord Dufcrin and his painting OF Beware" which was
exhibited three years at the National Academy OF
Design IN tins city. The Province Quebec will be
represented by paintings from the easelS OF jacob,
Fraser, sandhern, Edison, and many others
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THE "BOSS" THIEF'S BOSS" LATTER
TALENT TAKING CRIME BY THE HAND And SHARING
THE SPOILS.
To The Editor OF The Tribune.

TALENT TAKING CRIME BY TIE HAND AND SHARING
THE sPOIIS.
To The Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Mr.. David Dudley Field must have .
very opinion Of the Intelligence Of this community
II h maginos that he hoodwnk or misead people
by any such sophses those uttered yesterday in
court Mr. Field il doing WORK in New-York which
Moody and Sankey will hardly counterbalance. There
not skeptic godc man In the city who does NOT
sncer at Christianity exemphed in his works There
If not criminal at large, awaiting trial. who does NOT
feel safer his deeds when he thin that IL he
Mr.. Field, a man like him. justice is practically
played out" The dcfen which this man made yes
erday in court would not stand good with child years
old; and he know 1t. IL is indeed true. he says,
that every has right 10 be defended when accused
An honorable lawyer will defend even desperate
criminal up to q certain point. There may be-
mitigating circumstances doubtful points Of evil
dence, time must be given for popular
feeling cool into a desire for mere Justice. But
OF decency will 90 beyond effort for strictly fair, inn
partial trial in the ease OF man whom he believes to bo
guilty. BuhOw different the ease hogei Tweed Is tio
most colossal thief Of The age ana te none! he has
stolen Is TIE least part of MS crime he as debancned
Zen his comrades in crime do moi drnS b,s Iiit nor
does he pretend to do niIuself Aud this Is the man 10
whose aid Ar. Field comes forward, sedueod Dy mo
enormous plumber which may thus ehanse hands. Ia
pleads for him. and works and argues till the man ~
fairly ami mpartialy convicted and then. where the
abors OF every honest man would end his really begin.
Every quirB law, every crooked, dsOnorabe by
way, every lOOphOie every nnpFinciled subt, rfuge
when Nj. Field or uis colleagues lind or invent, ~
brought 10 bear by Them. TLey do not pretend thai
Tweed is innocent; tIey plead only Tor escape. There
has not been word or a movement on Mr. Fields part
which cvince the sghtcs, sire for justice speedy
trial. He has shown the whole world that most iedrml
sight and gods. II talent taking crime 10y the hand
and saying Here, i've % the utternost VIII de-
grade self your service, and You shall do with as
you wish. All ask i that You shall pa! the money
you stole as The price Of my Lonor AID ny good name
protect against Nj. Fields representing 10y mis- actions
the religious. tie decent sentiment Of he
country. Livery church IN the land ought To repudate
him. and at once. IHLOLoOUs.
Nelr- York; Feb. 2 1876.
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To me Edit0r Of me TrttUHe.
SIR: In your city there Is "Soriety for
the rcYcn,ion OF Crucy To Animals and another fur
the prevention OF CruIy to Children" When shall
W. have society or-.; To prevent era ~ 10 women,
aud especially the drnukgnls wife
No person in the nation is suffering more mentally AMI
physically or receiving ices prot,cion WHO would not
hc Ia hcI avoid cruelty md suffering soon and omni-
I'm. horse or stray cLidreul l. L. BEONS.
Btn0hQRfJH. y. J.. Jan. a. 1870.
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c,x,pr,y ART AT THE EXHIBITION.

At the last meeting of the Ladies Art Asso-
citation Mrs Florence J. Duncan Of Ottawa read brief
paper on Art In Canada. she stated that the Ohtari"
Association OF Artists IA an institution when mas peeh
established four years and numbers about forty probes
onal artists Annual meetings and exhibitions are held
in May The Earl of Duferin GOyernor-General OF the
Dominion. is n member of the Society. He ANTS in
water colors landscape and portraits, and excels IN
sketches IN pen and ink. The artists OF tins Asso-
citation aud native artists generally are alvo
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FOR HAMRURG-T IN e'eqlgahiD rfr0T3srrno. F0b Il
cant II. LcbcT and family. 4. anuacitr q" T. fi.I r.
Arthur lInk, MS Maria VENT, J. Arnael =. L'h, j. ~
tarcn r. Mrs Virginia Wff~ht MIS-. John Nlrrr an m'i',
Mis- Alice mr1c Feds urot, = -. 4 T. 40" AMI maN
Fisac. Mork ~Cur Jacob Loeb ari Is Graz
Car NlRe Chal,c, a. 7l :. kolb laic' Nc'ci Ah.'h
Fuu h.lr Is zoe Icl.. ,d Herman itl'e'uf 'r'sAf :
Iem10ar Edward Noiifrl,tl. j. NOntellcii7 VIE aal
Aanshttr.. John 4. InelI.I.
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FROM HANANA-Ht st,fDi.bfp tTeSceq' Gu, Fcb. IL
lanes A 'tntadp a 4. Vail r. tutrft,
jose IA Rosa, Iorenlo =. Gesbent C. 7 Bradford simon
ii.nh,i, & T., Don r. MUIR Il. Achiu, Aiac, Fernando
Fernando +. NJ. Wilson, q. ictzOdt O. SuisAs John :.
Wal T. Colyic " Rivera, }. l. AUs, ". H. Gcison and
Wiz
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JaeLson rifle, Feb. /. 1876.

He entered car door When the brake
man came inside and took key out of his pocket I'M
locked the stove put In wood and locked the door
again he asked him what he locked the stove door Tor
The brakeman shut his left eve and sad Inc locked the
door so the fire couldn't 80 cut.
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NrNI>rrRF ALMANAC.

s,r r,sas CSC Str >cfs.... 81 Moon rises. o27
HIGI wAIE8 THIS DAN-A,
sandy Hook 100 Isani. ~ Hen .. FrrIJ. All
wAIFP lHf> DAY. .
sandy Hook. 2l9l Cows island zoo Hen - reit" fSo
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" A-TIINVIVN, 7 w T y 7 III T IVEI't'I-1 'V''0
the following Nominations to the Senate to-day:
DE- For.s Porter Associat. Justice NJ the supreme
of VIM Nelson, nlt,d State Mar
s.i J.. -ois, CO4,cof oi CustOls iVi TIE
district PEI. MARX. lls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
MrsrrnN rLMHER LANns.

The senate then lookup the bill 10 provide for The h
oi timber land. the Sties OF California ana Oregon
and thr TrrtoIlcs al tnc United STATES Inc pehhhS
,,i. -ou being on the -udmcnt 81 Mr. McMiah' pro
i,ug tE a. any person awaiting himself o tnc provisions
al, fi. ,t shall 90 addison to ot.'r .Vqut,l",Li~ r-
uuI..i Iu , u dre Do, t.ti Doe Ines never rtr'uI"ldnt
uYir., oi other iu,tium,u, "u 9td itnd, or ANY PART
t.,rt.i. b., ur under which tie tir may hc lr'i'i W.
... ot.rt t4r.ru Iht amendment Wa agreed to aiici
r..uYrL- %, Ne BsGN dom, MOI
Mr. CAhiIf.oN G..p. PouuJ moved that when fh'
s,uut. .,l .utu to-day % Ice meet on Monday next
Agreed Ia. -. ,.. -,
,NTCN 1,cr, hr.l sail De- dill not see ho" thc
.., rnti,l q, a. -trty WIN it~ action ~ day n'i"Io
Yesterday. biii tur sale u ti'ri idhh- anu
G..nius iDtu tO private cnIy, without nqdrnE that
fi.. d -t Dot. , r f tihifr "- iir tae' 90 ltr
hi I'm r. arl Go lands Aahan1. Arkansas, ana otlrf
II tc,. gu!.h pissed tDc s. nAtr uu llcoud'.
AIr.I tDINI tl;Dr 90, Cd subn 'd ".i i,udneh' it
uuir l lt sln avoiding himself &" ire PROVISIONS "i
T. rct tultcit. in addition a. inc oiu't itpu rih -
ana, ,i boz iur niii. mat hr had mad, 40 a-irci'hi "f
contract D., which the tc lc lnEad acquire fron the
con, rucnt col the tuitcd states, ~ any right ~ sa.u
iiid o.. timber fh.tHn Should uhrc III "Auc o. ih
ualt iu Iuy Other Yoi-on, &c. Agreed 10. .
p,nd.re tGr discussion, the Senate at O'CLOCK hu
t.ufi Man