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New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

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L GREAfTRU NK LISE And UNITED STATES NAL,
ROUTE Trains nom foot OF pesOfosses and
IHpr.ss Tor Haifisbnry Pittsburgh the ard South,
with PELHAM Palace Ca.s attached $3.50 n and $50 0
For iasporT ock Haven Cory and Ere At 80 NJ,
ami $50 connecting at CORY Tor IitusVle Petroleum
For ;aitinore washington ard tie SOUTH Limited wash
ugon express OF PGEan Palor daily, except sunday
$50 arrives at Washington at 4lO Regular at o4o
Express Tor PaadeTha b 7J0, $40. $50 m, 1880 3 :
to5 j. Ogs T . ana Sa ~ eS.t s, s1niay' g. {" So"
For Nswark at $50 40 lo A. No; 2n ~ M o
$50 l. 1850, sIo 10 1880 p NJ, and II night sunday
4 S s S5 .sS So ssS !S 5so i 4 ! % 2 a
$50. $50. sl0 10. lao y. H. and i. night SUNDAY
70 For SS S.xay. sG' siS sj6 NJ T. 7io 10 II IL
$50 3iO $40 0. 450 $50. $40 54o. clio. $40 GSo.
7.s;i0l M a.d ~ nisLti sna,9t t o;S3 SS. ana ~ Y 10 10
a. NJ, 2.30 4jJ, aud go p N. 49,. a.
For New Brai sMigS z. 5 ana II I, f' 2 Slo ilV '-"
For Easr MIlisionr, II 4. m, 5. aid 500 p m.
ior KinrsIon aad Rocky hil, 8 80 = ~ snd.lopm.
Fer Princeton. Z. $40 Q. NJ, lZ.So 4.lO ard p H.
For Lambrrtyil!s. 80 a; "a, p g. ani $40 p ~
FOR Plill, .buI. ana Beiyidele 80 a. IN. and p N.
For M,icer ami somerset liI,leh, ,. ~. s.o,,
Tor Trenton Bordentovp, burlington and Camden ''V anu
For Freehoii. 1850 M. sI.i 4 o p NJ
For fauunstss and equan $50 a m and =; M ,nh,r
FOR hightsOwn pcnbcrton. ANA Camden VIA Pef1 ""'"'
. 50 D. ~, aud Via Monmouth Junction ilO T. n ,,,boy
For n ighlsown P,mhcrton .. n, via Perth A"V"
aud 1850 >. m, via MonUosth Junction. g., ant 1850
and 10: =. daily 1913 N sni 600 90 20 "a, No.
depiia $40, G 20 sS5 iolj ifs0 il4 ?is "a o
55 Il:oi y m $50, and 1925 p. ,,, HOUSE.
Ticket olces 26 aud oii Broad Sgy, No AsGr 1T
Fronkivn; and Sos ia Il aad lis Hudscnsi, hoOOA1-
Emsrant Ticket onee, 80; battery place .,cu.
81 BOYD. Jr, Gei Passens'' ~
Fp AK THOMSON Gene raj Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Corporation Actlfes.

DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC PARkS.-PRO-
H. POSAI,S FOR PAVING WALKS IN CITY HALL
PARKstaed proposals viii be received by Tue ABOVE pe
partment 80 UniOnslusre New-lork CITY, unuI WLD-
NEsDAY, May i0 1876, gt 80 m for the sDoye work
For full particulars city heoord No Clty ian.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
IL LIGHTING HE LAMPS IN THE PUBLIC PARKS
VITA GAS OR OTHER ILLUMINATING MATERIAL
Sealed proposals for the above work are invited and VIII be
by The Of Public Parks at 80 Union
sqcars ugtl $50 WEDN sDAY May iO, 1876 for
full particular see City Record. No. 2, City Hall
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

ERIE RAILWAY.
II SPRING ARRANGEMENT Of Trains, in effect March,
1876;
iO45 q. m.-EIpress Mail for Buffalo West
Sleeping Ioach to Buffalo.
Z D. N. (Dailyl Pacinc Express for West Sleeping
Coaches throagh Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Cine
na Cleveland and Chicago without change also Hotel dn
ing-cars to Cleveland aud Chicago
Trans leave CnambcrssT Depot, n. " for Newark CAS-
$50, l045. 1880 A Sl5 6lj and clio p ~, and ~ ml
night Saturday nights only Sundays, II N, 6SO p
g. 3i5 so 10. O, $50 sl5 1913, 80 p IN. sGuda!
$50 20 m. l45, C:3O, llS0 M Paters1n $40, $50,
$50 o. l045 80 NJ IL noon 40 s, 3lo $40 t5O, D.
oi. 8, Gas. $50 Z sl6. io2o llSo M SATURDAY gas
T. II p. sunen Gas 80, 10, l045 M S45, 5, 4.
ii 80 p sundays $50 10 $50 T. 1880 Corn.
Srsh Sa Sc io4s n $50 ESQ D. M Sundays $50 %
sundays $50 Goshen 7:So 0. l0;45 M. $50. S;45.
$50. p, NJ sundss $50, 10 IN, T. m. htdacionn.
730, q. l0t5 3i5 430 SUNDAYS $780, Ia n. m,
The aud 4 80 y. IA. rains counsct with n
York and oswego Midland Railroad at Manst Port Jervs
'F 1" NORTHERN r. r. OF ~ J..
Trans leave for Engaa Odd C.oser Pcrmouk Nyack q
,or all except Nyack, $50 ysJ 1870 $40, 4i5.
63U, G30 1850 snd Saturday nights only 1880
Sundays A. III. and 6:l5 ,.
Naunet Spring Valley. and Aonsey 945 a. m, ii5 y. m.
leave 23dst fifteen minutes earlier than above tIno; ans
leaving Chambers ST. quarter hours leave sd ST. thirty
IN trains leaving Chambs:sst st ll3O p IN and IL md
night -. Tor n,..,.. o,, ,or T., u,
Sleeping Coaches he obtained orders the
transfer OF baggage may be lett the Comrauys
Nos 233 4Ol 49, and 557 brcadway No. Court Brook
b u, and 1T the Company's Depots
Express trains from The West arrive IN NewYork at 725
JNO N. ABBO1T, General Passenger Agent Nsw.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

CTONING TON LINE sr
FOR posToN AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Elegant steamer. RHODE ISLAND and NARkAyAw,
leave Tier So North River. foot OF Jay He "
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN fEAks
Tickets for sae all PRINCIPAL ticket ocsa s !. sCS
secnrrd AL otdces OF Wcscott Express Company AAS "
broadway ,,o,,,r,-o, rY>r
Steamships ELECTRA arc GALATEA leave P ~, ~ s.sh.r
river foot Of ark-place SO 430 p M frrish" W.
line taken AZ lowest rates. prseA
L. w. FILkINs. q. p. Agt D. .. bAnoo
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Gorsrs. Carriages, Garuess, Sc.

ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGES, my own make,
mannaotuI,rs pIees top new pony
pbaeons $780, DO bugeies, $40 So leather
Il seat depOttOp Wagons $3.50; Eockaways SlIO
top park phaetos SI5u c. GRUB 800 Canal ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

The following public auctions were made al
the Exchange salcsroom to-day:
By scot & Hyer
Plot, lots. O Boulevard, Il llIatf.I
between 49h l50thsts l99lOxlOoi sehole 2o GOO
20 ois adjoining above fronting +Sih and both o. ooo
o @ ei on above % lots on each each 25 400
A''i same buyers B1 Ipia. Rsaaeii1.
Pic, bounded by 7aye l7 and st Nicholas 4ss
ave lo40IozlA5CSSi V Siaek1sI Rlsr
Triangular plot Broadway cor SI'hsl SoA COZ
Of West 115pist 800 Il 1lthave, 25H 80 ,oo
lOUll ! & l. W Anderson. ono
lot adjoining 25xOOll same buyer....-.-..--'- |'OVO
~ h. ~ SeGnar ,,
last iGlhst 24 q oi st5ye: M & eaon Bnd lpo rent
$40 per annum; Peter Goelet
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs'
SEw-yoRK CITY.
6have cor Of 127hsi l76xs5 Philip Tees and oo ooo
%iis 70 Hai' ~ SS r. y Of ?5xioJ t39d wardj
i'fSs PecT fseT fhg sid vile t. 1900
NSg,h g,h WsaIHs'onsarr Wss 80 u Nominal
llsn 81, = S5iii i, ., eGs NVgi'S @ o m Aims
2C lGS = " Of $9ye % - S2tS5 o5zo la AHgnuo $3.50
ofcbaid st, n e Coz OF ia ksonave i25xloo l2lth
Manil Louie Ae'D"id ana husO'N4 " 1000
'Isr :, md 80 VIE 10 MarT ali ......... 1900
o1 sn5 iI $ LS2 % Il brf ol fi Nominal
49aye; r 10 saad 1S II s Gs i9 ns Co c.
Sdsye n yoh sor ITS5s' T5 o TO- 90
Wayfry piAGs bs Ira t,S s To- iI' = Vi 1880
SIIs e zoe and t S 10 q Geo wais Nominal
ConeSrl.si & s. oVNioo' Niaio anu $500
Sors 2oii r IT, ~ csS,Se 90 S WtII ans 1900
SIanu.sL OF EsseA ~, JONS' = aIso GIdld,
Fl, s. 22x irregular; also bfoone ~, n corner OF
Mottst,'jtN % also. MUitst >, 2oA a Also SJih-
ST, =, - II e Jthaye, 25O<lOO; Giso 3d-aNc.
T., G3 ii of 18th 2lxci tdccd daicl lSOa) Wm
Marshall AID vi 70 John Ma5sa1 :ar N0minai
staNs r. = '2I , IL ~ ts Si 22iOo
ST. 90 IiT ioy y5 ~ TO- ~ lioclsisr 1915
Waytricy place, go 1853, %O3H itn OF 6thaVe,
~. Za;I>'' LAu-oi' Guy o'' az" 1000
"a m aye uSn.tegb .N1gih ~ oA'' 5000
4lsist : 1I2G II OF 6thave l219S.9, NJ Leyne, 500
5Stn-sl, l534t Of ave, lGs&l,O co. John no ooo
Ph, and vile ADram Nakeinan-.. =. ..-;-; oo'"VV
I-,S', - = I'm In ~ r@nUa " U $4,000
TIogs no % 81 200
NinIn, in ir,ts - Sunib .....,.,..... 800
Ionic all ]. y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Proposals.


TuE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK BROOKLYN BRIDGE,
Orf1,V, No. 81 WATEgsr. BRoOkLYN, Nay 1876.
DROpOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at the
4 OFFICE OF the TRUSTEES " the NEWYORK \ AND
BROOkLYN BRIDGE, q waterst, Brooklyn. until IL
o'clock noin ~ATUR May g, for
20 I've Rars 80 feet So long, inches wide "a inches
Thick.
l6 Eye Hars "a feet Ca nches long, Sihchos "u "a inches
thlCk
sTururi pius is inches long 4 inches diameter.
r,,r,,ed Pins pa, lnches long, inches diameter
The Whole weigiing about $4,000 ~.
Olrr OF best hammered lron feet lO
~ inches long 3la inches diameter. weighing about
2 coo 10. ,,
Plans and specifications can at the Office. Address
Hon HENRY c. MURPHY, President
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

Giin Rsal gstnle for Sale.
OWN THE HOUSE YOU LIVE INA
W brick DWELLINGS Eighty second 81, Eastern Boule
yarI. .gIt sold sN left: price. 49, u payabe a. the pnr
crgsfr NAV desire SAM IL klLPAitl' h. $40 Ihd ave.
L. KILPATEICK, 800 East SsyeLty y-ninil A.
VALUABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY FOk
SALt-subect part cnsh required; good
property in part. RULAND ~ WhitiNG.5 Bcekman 81
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Mem ilnblirGilon5.

/" A MERICAs CENTENNIAL" Grand March,
~ bv d. l.. DOWNING win sGporO htnogtaph ute Ia
cors .proaou. ced the most artistic pro ut oo N t.c
erissued IN tins country; Iiyed nightly at Cehth ara
Carleu grend sGccess Price, ~ GEMS, SIE tNtl9
wSere prbisIed by DITsOS & Co. Ill broadway
A RCHlTECTURAL IRON WORk.-A Plac-
"A tlesl ork for iunwOrkeIs, architects an EnGlu,ers
ami IraGe profession business connects tei "t
srcmteclaral shOwiAg the ORGANIZATION az"
mechancal GnaaCiSl management O. I0hil'Iy h.a
shops RIag neut OF mn NvTh ior pun wiz
se catious O non work Ueiu tables, ana Naua ie se
cesOns sui nluct OF the business iN M
J. lryef II. With mauy illustrators vol oy0 ZION, 20 -
Published and ior s@io by JOhN MlLr1 " SUNS /"
AstOr pace, New-NOrk ..,-.
Xii 6e matted and prepaid the ept Of the pree
NEW NOVEL for which there is Il larger
n adyan 20 demand any other book published ihs
year.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
L, L A

CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers the Lane Routes recommended
Maury, t. = NJ going south Of the Banks on the
MASSAGE - all tne year round.
BALTlC, SATURDAY. May g at 400 p. m.
GERHANIC. SATURDAY, May 20, At , p. M
CELTIC, SATURDAY. June 3. Mt u. IN.
ADRIArIC. SATURDAY June 10, NJ J. M
BkITANNIC, SATURDAY, June -, at y. m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER J2, NORTH
RIVER.
These uniform IN sze and unsurpassed iu
pOinmeuts. Saloon. StatcTOOms smoking, and ia II
Rooms placed amdshps where the noise aud motion
arr least felt aording degree Of comfort hitherto unat
tainalle at .,,-.- -
KATES-Saloon, $50 and $780, gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Steerage, SGS. -,
For inI Of plans and other information apply al inc
N'"p""' r.. J. CORTIS, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..


ALBANY .-PEOPLE's LINE STEAM
~ BOATS Pier A. y. h. DAILY (Sundays excepted
AT p for Albany and all points north aid west
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. e.
Leave NewYCrk from foot OF DesDrosses anu Cort
landt-sts.;
$50 a. for Washington and the West Pullman paIlor
from New-l Ork 10 Baltimore and WASHINGTON
Pullman slecpes and day iT0n Baltimore to PITTS
butgh. Chi, Cincinnati Louisville dc. TINS trat
makes clos connections Columbus, indianapolis ane
New.Orlrans.
255 D. m Washington aud the South Savannah, Florida
and New-OTl Through from NeW-NOrk to
Baltimore aud Washington. Pullman sleepers and day
from Baltimore 10 Chicago Cincinnati. ST Louis,
Columbus Sc.
s:55 D. m daily Washington, the South and West Pull
seepels Baltimore and Washington, and from
Baltimore Cincinnati 81. LOUIS, &C, maNlnG close con
for Louis vile. indianapolis the South aud South
West Connects at Washington With trains for Ric,i-
mnnd, LyuchbUrg savannah FLORIDA, w-Orlsahs aud
the south. Through sleepers Baltimore and New.
For through tickets please call at Companys Offices 3l5
and LBS Broadway New.York, and ticket Offices
Of COT liudt and DCs0rosseS s- and depot, Je cry
ASH FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO II. X.
NATSKILL CREEK LINE.-New Champion,
" Monday. Wednesday aud trieay, from Canalst Nc
Mauus, opposite days. from Ier0y.st q p m.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

Gouscs ano farms t0antc0.

fjouscs ano farms Uautco
GRASS FARM WANTFn-TO hire for one
~ five years FAEM, well fenced ami wGtercd good
pasturng within 100 miles OF this city, north side OF Long
Island preferred. Address w. B.. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED - Furnished and unfurnished
w HOUSES and FLATS IN nl parts Of this city and
HOUSES at Orange and Plsnheld, for which have day
applications Storage for furtdr mrrors pianos, Sc first
cIass warehouses CURRIF, PURDI & CO.,
No. Washington place
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
THURSDAY, MAY A., 1915
Brocklnn 3]ropsrtn Go Eet.

mo J,FT-210 CAROLS Large three-stOry
4 brick; IS rooms; all improvements. KoLAND "
WHITING Beekmau-st ------
Tf,O / LgT-FURNiSIED HOUSE, No | Gar
denDlace Brooklyn Hights, fof SIX m0ilis TIN -" "
a good tenant Apply to A. b. DAVENPORT So' fuoh'''
BrOkyn
rg,O LET. part of the frst-class hlgh Sto0p,
bri~ hone mode ern improvements, No lsS Sou lourt
st. BrooIlyn T. D. blocks from the ferries conslstn3 m
oOrs rooms deep ana large po"too" m
story. Rem t23J.
Inquire on the premises
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Countrn propcrip 90 Get.

A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE (furnished) TO LEI
n at Montclair ~ J. Apply Z. FERRIS, lsj Washing
tou-st.
AT ELIZABETH, n. j., -,, -, ,,,,
Rooms large garien; within three minutes wax OF Horih
Elizabeth station and 90 minutes from Union Depot ny d.
OGDEN * SON. 30 BIoadst Elizabeth.
AT PEEKSKILL-To LET or for SAIL
N very convenient furnished COTTAGE, with carfage
house and OF land water In kltcnel ana auNI
10 above basement all IN perec otr Apply o
GEO DAYTON, PeeksLli, or u. J. sFhA"Of'S' iO'
rDrfIcf
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Gitn properin 90 Eet.

4-STORY brown-stone HOUSE, East side,
n below 5jh.st TO an American iam iHn owner "ou
hand a pngton the time. For iarruafs address on
' H.J. r.. Box 10, lriDino once
A LOWER PART TO LET in thTee-story
"A hir stoop brick house rcOms handsome pdfors mr.
hl rat, range gas stationary tabs, In go0d orr ooI.
yenient TO Elo, Railroad rent $50 Inquire al 44i est
iIth-st.
NSODFI, APARTMENT HOUSES, 256 and
VI 2jS West 37thst. near sthayeSts OF tlthsss ,
o and ROOMS oach adapted 10 ha45 houSoAeeiNs ''
81 to SIS per month. Janli0rl 10 90. o.--------
ry,O IET-Near Jth-ave.-reduced reDt-33
I West sjtlst; also, GO West 4jt 81; g9od tenants
SgnteJ MARK LEVY, as O,have.
ITO LET. FURNISHED.-The eXtrd-sNed
stone HOUSE No. 81 West 23Gsf this house Is
furnished throughout with and mant mirrors aa Gna
rlrrs aud In order; wall be let VITA or "nus
1nr sfa ssbo In rear terms enable o GOOD tenant
Npnv 10 H. ~ LYON, Arnold, Constable q Co.. lJul-sL ana
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
5teamboats ano Railroads.

RRIDCEPORT, and all points on Honsoton;.
~ and Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer Innpv
PJlr leaves CalIarnc slip at ID BIgepor, ~ II
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
REAL ESTATE.
the Exchange salcsroom to-day:

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, May 3, 1875
The following public auctions were made at
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

EOR SALE-Choice of two desirable -
Il room COTTAGE RESIDENCES Static, and Grounds, q
acre laid drive garden, lawn shade fruit berTcs DC;
near dopots; paved gas hot and cold water well
drained healthy orderly locality 40 minutes On Lib
etj by best tnos Of travel low fares express trains &c.
Price either $4,000 Can have CARPETS furniture,
els Sc II desired 800. Inquire West Elizabeth Depot
C. X. X. address HOUSE OWNER +. o. BOZ ls4. EliEa
Iu.I
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
MANSION,

An ELEGANT NEW d-stOry MANSION,
"a G5xJO furnished heated by steam all improve
mcns a. na class city rcsdcnce and Those oi
co &c c.try including horses, carriages coach house
houses gardener Goa, hman and her ainlilesi 1eIgt
high ground IN sight OF mo ttFh iaIA
garden, fruits Lawn, sOpng to fine rach on Iog l5uu
Sound unsurpassed facilities Tor bath lg yacAns' 80
Aso fine new DWELLINGS, 22xi4; garden 10 each lux
100 10 minutes walk from r. Il. station; one houi llo;
et1cr wal ST. Fifth Avenue Hotel or Central Pak huIII
communication from 10 omdneht Ap ftlon ol ula pIu
rty wold and free and clear Tor II yearly
nsenfs Of per cent per anlm of its market value, without
interest by INF. plan sound profitable investments can We
i'm fan. and charming homes secured
their value. For further PARTICULARS
y X, Box 20. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

IT 1IIVNNT, N. J.-TTTt NIIIWUY, OUt
Il h rOm cty-46 = scres comfortable dwelling and
oubudngs together with horse. poultry
imJements Of description; $4,000
for all s. 90 remain bond and mortgage balance
easy; will not exchange
J. W. EDWARDS owner. 81 Pine ST., up stairs
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
L tie NEWJEhsEY soUTHEitN X RI ars lower lasn
York from Pier q \. X, foot ectorst' oto a. m @
interme late stations S.t5 Tor P A.
deiphia Long Branch Toms River. Vneiaud &c: r. ~
for Philadelphia, Long Branch. Warepwn and Tuekerton;
q D. Tor LoDg Branch and intermediate stations -
w. = SNEDEN q. N.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

500 per wear OF those HOUSES, 26D au
90 Washington (Woodsiisl wark NJ Good siktd
Lnlse large grounds churches, schools depOs &c
IIor-e ears pass Inquire premises, or Ot j. H.
DENISON. 100 Bclieyileaye, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

CTATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- n Belfast, and Londonderry These hrstclas iui po"
Will SAL from
Pier ~. North Riyer-Foot OF Canal 81 - .
STATE OF iursiay, MAY
STATE OF hui sas' MAY 10
STATE or PENNSY ...-. Thursday, Juhe
I'll ISDAIS thercafter Fifst caDn fOu
10 $50. Excursion Tickets $40 second tiDn 80.
Return tickets $50. seerage at lowest rates AppB y
AUSTIN BALDWIN e. Co. Agents, az Bfo9iN ~, y. L.
SrEERAGE OFFICE Pier foot Of Canal st, y. X
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-20

The DEMOCRAT is prepared for any
action short Of revolutionary violence to
secure these. Let the people of Louisi-
ana rule the State in a spirit of amity,
justice and peace. To this end we must
say, to both white and black men, that the
beginning of social posperity and the
restoration Of the self-respect and nat
tural pride becoming Louisiana, will
be when the Alien and carpet-bag des-
potism now dominating us is utterly
destroyed. The carpet-bag government
first cQrrupts purchasable men among
us who have salable characters and then
offers inducements to monopolists and
ring-masters, and the State is thus kept
PROSTATE in their polluted and dis
graceful hands. We are for any proper
remedy against the further rule of this
debased crew. There is no man in Lou
isiana, thoroughly identified with the
State, whatever, white or black, who is
not directly interested in ending this
hideous bondage.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-20
From Yesterdays Evening Edition.l
The M0rninT Press.

The Bee finds no weight In any Of the
arguments brought against Kellogg's
It maintains the posi-
ton that the Wheeler compromise hav-
ing been violated by the Radicals, the
Conservatives are no longer bound by 1t,
and states moreover that the House Is
in possession OF sufficient evidence to
convict Kellogg Of crimes committed
since the adoption Of that instrument.
It understands that the committee
charged with drafting articles OF i'm
parchment against Kellogg will report
on Monday next, and calls upon the
House not to shrink from the perform
ance Of their duty
The Republican complains that the
Conservatives are throwing obstacles in
the way of Mr.. Kellcgg's efforts to effect
reforms, and diverting public attention
by introd ucing side questions, such as
the Governors impeachment for crimes
which he has not committed.
It regrets that the election bill seems
to have been forgotten, and claims that,
though tho Republicans will not con-
sent to abolishing all the safeguards OF
the present bill, yet they are equally
anxious with their opponents to modify
the present law in many particulars.
The Picdy,tte calls upon the Legisla-
ture to take some action for the relief oil
the District Judges, who are frequently
compelled to await for months the pay
- l,asr hard carnnI auInring
while the money appropriated for their
payment is absorbed by political specu-
lations.
It refutes the boast Of the Radicals
that they have majority in this State,
and cites the case of Mississippi to prove
that even were the negroes in the major
ity here, their vote can not be always
relied on by the Radicals.
The Bulletin reiteratos its belief that
all the State officers implicated in the
Aldige report, except those protected by
the Wheeler compromise. should be i'm
mediately impeached.
Tt calls upon the Government to ex
tend its protection to the Texans along
the frontier, and states that this could
be done without increasing the army
by using for that purpose the troops now
stationed all through the South
The Times thinks that the recent
stand taken by Senator Bruce, OF Mis-
sissippi, may probably foreshadow al
important transposition Of politica
elements in the South, and may tent
to an alliance with the Democrats
which it considers eventually inevi
table
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-20
The CITY Administration.

While the DEMOCRAT admits that the
Premium Bond plan Is no particular ia
vorite, on account Of the apparent lot
terry feature in it, the Chamber OF Com
merce Of the city Of New Orleans and
the Property Holders Association both
have Endorsed IT, A large majority Of
the people also seem to approve it. We
would, therefore, respectfully advise the
Legislature to give its sanction to the
plan now before 1t, in order that the
city of New Orleans may have some
measure OF relief in prospect. Other
wise IL looks as If nothing whatever
would be done to save the city from
threatened bankruptcy.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-20
ENCOURAGING.
Tho New Orleans Pacific Railroad.

The managers and CanvaSSeTS loI
subscriptions to the New Orleans Pacl-
fIc Railroad have been much encouraged
during the last week by the spirit with
which they have been met by the citi-
zens, to whom they have applied for
subscription in aid Of the enterprise.
and bv the intelligence communicated
to the President of the Board by the
Hon. r. John Ellis that the New Orleans
Pacific has been recognized and
embodied in the bill before Congress
for the organization OF the Southern
Pacific. This is simply q recognition OF
the patent fact of the existence ana
practical prosecution OF the only plan
which promises an early establishment
of railroad connection between this city
and Texas. These facts ought to stimu-
late and arouse oil who have heretofore
Jagged in the discharge Of duty which
ought to DO regarded as one OF the most
urgent character, to lend q hand
to push forward the work. 1t
cannot be done without the
subscriptions of the people, of all who
can spare q dollar for the common de-
Tense and welfare. It is not gratuitous
donation which Is asked, but patriotic
and safe Investment. The subscriptions
will be represented by scrip, which must
have o marketable value. No one can
doubt that this must prove a paying
road. In the cheapness OF It's construc-
ton, like the economy OF It's manage
ment. and the enormous trade that must
come over It, the stock scrip will
be regarded as Of the first-class OF secu-
rites the moment the iron horse
il heard careering over the track
OF the New Orleans and Pacific. The
earnings Of the road will not be alb
sorbed by tho interest on bonds. There
is no speculation or jobbery by which
the stockholders can ever be defrauded
Of their stock. It will always, as long
as managed as it now is, by our own
citizens, be the solid and Sc
cure property of our resident
citizens - with such an appeal tt
the prudence as well as to the public
spirit of our citizens -pro0erty holders
when property is decaying SO rapidly II
value -and to the people and mechanics
who are threatened with a withdrawal
of business and employment, it Is hard
ly conceivable that any intelligent citi
zen can hesitate, much less contribute
to the only means by which the enter
prise can be prosecuted with success
which Is the sine qua NON OF future ex
istence of New Orleans as a commercial
emporium Of the Southwest.