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figure OF speech. Tho whole country west
of the osth parallel caunot ho called
"south." It oil bo!ongs to tho Westt and
novcr WAS embraced In tho South. Tho
money for tho construction Ut tho Ar'zonn
roal would not 10 spout in tho sonth. 1t
would not be spent ty aonthorn men. Tho
road you'd uot 10 Southern road. The
solo purpose Of this project Ia TO en-
rich Philadelphia spectators and benefit tho
pcnusylyania Central Railroad. Tho profits
viii go into tho pockets Of n Construction
Ring OF Eastern spectators. It will not bo
worth anything to tho City OF Louisville nor
10 tho s.ato Of Kentucky. Thoy cannot Got
back ono cent on tho thousand tioslars from
1t. II la not going to benefit Maryland, Viz
ginia. Nortl. or Sontl, Carolina, Georgia,
r'iorila, OF Alabama, to tho val1o Of 'llnlo
npicce. Kentucky has nothing to export
over such road, and 1t will convoy to her
uo goods with which she Is not now nbun-
dnntly supplied. It will run through Sec
ton Of country destitute Of population mud
destined to be forever senntily populated.
From the 9sth parallel to tho Pacific coast 1t
will traverse q dry, eandy, alkaline desert,
volcanic In much Of its formation, and grow.
Inn but littlo moro valuable than tho
cactus. There is nothing on tho Pacific
coast at San Diego which. tho South can
get any cheaper than 1t gets now from San
Francisco. There Ia nothing that California
can got any cheaper from the South than 1t
gets uow; and between California and tho
Southern StntcH, along the limo Of tho pro-
posed desert road, thoro is nothing, and never
will bo anything, that either Of them can get,
no matter how much they n'ay want it. Will
tho Coursr-4]ournal demonstrate. in komo
convincing manner, how this road will benefit
my ono hut tho Philadelphia Construction
ring, which is an1ious TO get it's hnn1s into
the Public Treasury? New Orleans thinks It
will be benefited. viii the Caurier-}oHrnal
| ,oint out what New Orleans has to sell to
Arizona, New Mexico, and the alkaline desert,
or what taoy l,nve to sell to New Orleans :?
Its assumption that tho South will bo
enriched by it, or even TINT tho South is in-
tcrcsted in It, IL q very violent one. If tho
CpurIer-Journul would state tho facts Just rs
they nrc, nn.nely, that it would bo waste OF
tens Of millions Of public money, TINT 1t
would take live money out Of important in.
lustr;al enterprises md invest it III scheme
| that would ha abortiva at tho very outsot,
| that it would pledge the national credit to
help limo tha pockets Of private speculators,
aud that the who1e seheme Is palpable fraud
| on the American people, 1t would bo doing
more service to tho South than it is now, III
advocating and bolstcring up this project Of
Easteru 6pecutators.
, 1876-01-28

Tho Kansas Legislature has managed to
bribe itself mud tho press at the same time,
paying the briho, Of course, ont of the pock-
cts OF tho people Of Kausns. by vote Of
10 to 10, tho House has provided twenty
laily papers, at public expense, for each Of
its members during tho session. No man will.
my regular occupation has t:mo to read
twenty newspapers day, nor tho quarter of
them, nor waa it intended that they should.
They will amply subscribe for twonty copies
each, md receive QUO or two. The cost Of
tho other eighteen or nineteen will DO drawn
from tho Troaaury and divided between tile
members aud agents of tho papers wl.:cl,
vera subscribed for, This is tho way tho
thing used to be done by tho Illinois LeRisla-
ture under the old Constitution, and which
contomptiblo littlo steal WIS cut of by the
now ono.
, 1876-01-28
THE MONTREAL sEnsAT1oU.

The recent cnse Of elopenlont OF married
lady Of Montreal, tho vito Of O wealthy aud
distinguished merchant, with mn ex-odlcer Of
tho British nrmy, and their adventures in this
country, have Attracted considerable atte,i-
ton. Tho lady is but % years Of age, has
been married but fivo years, and has four
children. She ishant1somo and accomplished,
mud Of immense wealth IN her own right. It
IL now explained that q sorious disagreement,
arising from inco,npatibility of tastes md
temper haa rendered tho married life Of
the a1cKESz1Es an unpleasant one. How this
would havo ended had no third person
appeared on tho stage, no ono can tell.
But this third person, Mr. FnEpEn1oK
BnypoEs, young man Of pleasant exterior,
OF respectable family, mud Ill old @cquaint-
ance, did appear. Mrs, MCKENZIE sought
from her husband q separation and divorce,
to which be refused to consent. His unwfll-
ingness to separation, ana his refusal to act
on her determination to Ivo with him no
longer, induced hor to resort to III elope-
meut, il order to givo such publicity to their
disagreoments as would compel him to seek
divorce. Leaving bahe two months
old, she left On tho 10Th by rail for
Nav York. wna joined on tho road
by BayDaEH, aud proceeded to Now York.
On their arrival they wero arrested md kept
in prison ono night. In tho meantime her
brother and brother-in-aw undertook TO tako
her home, but, eluding their vigilance, she
Joined 1,nYpoEs ut his hotel and proceeded to
Philadelphia. Hero tho uoxt day her father
| md tnnkIer and ti1e fnther of DRfnUEg foincd
, 1876-01-28
MERCHANDISE IN THE MAILS,

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, 1876-01-28

The dispatch which was Forwarded by tho
Associated Press fow days ago to the effect
that President GRANT has stgnided to Semi
tor CoSKr,sa and others his decision not to
10 candidate agaIn for the Presidency ,seomg
to have worked the Democratic newspapers,
chief among them the New York 1Forla, into
n sort Of frenzy and spasmodio indignation.
Why aro they all so anxious upon this point7
For tho last ycar thoy hayo been unanimous
in howiing at tho President and calling him
"U&sln," "dictator," "lntlitary tyrant,' aud
other epithcts, and now when ho comes out
and gives n positive assurance tint he will
not accept n denomination, tho pack sot upon
him again and seek by every means In It's
power to show that ha will. AL Of which,
shows TINT thoy want him to run again, and
that bis assurances arc a Boro diaappoint-
meut to them.
, 1876-01-28
" JUSTICE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH.

" "JUBTICE BETWEEN NORTH AND B0UTU."
Under the above caption, tho Louisville
Gptrer.Tournal once 1no1o roturns to It's old
Job Of saeking to Mow TINT the North "
Inns been favored by tho National Govern
ment at tho expense Of tho South, the
point Of ita argument being to tho effect that
tho South ought to have Pacific road, to be
constructed out Of tho Public Treasury, fort],o
building Of whicA tho Louisville Courier
Journal hos become chronic andnotorioua1y
public beggar. The Courlr~Jouraat saya:
s1t Is startling fact TINT since tho inauglra-
ton Of tho National Government there has
boon spent about $3.50, 100000 Of public
money OIL public improvements In tho North.
ern States, while tho expenditures In tho
South have not exceeded 317, ,ooo, 600"
The above statement In the keynote OF
nearly two columnB OF supposed argument
to show that the South" IS matter OF
justice, shoull have Pacific Railroad built
for 1t by tho North. We will assume that Its
figures are correct, for tho Eato Of reply. Tho
bulk of tho hundred nnd odd millions Of dol
lars spent In public improvements in the
"Eor.h" waa for tho Union Pacific Road and
Its Southern branch, groat central national
| route constructed to connect the At
lantio and Pacific Ocean6, anl TO bring
California; and tho Territories into oom-
mercial union with the Eastern and Southern
6tates, for tho mutual benefit OF al con-
cerned. Tho line from New York and CHI
cago to the 1nountainB, and tho other limo
from Baltimore alld Louisville, via st. Louis,
to tho mountains, converged ct Cheyenne, and
from that point central limo WIZ built crosas-
Ing tho 1.ochy Mountains to city further
south thau st. Louis The only tonds
which the Government has given, guaranteed,
or loaned to railroads were devoted To the
construction OF TINT road, which In not only
a great commercial highway through tlaa Ter
! ritories, Int also military aud nationl ne-
cesSity. This expenditure has been limited to
tAis one road and its branches, no bonls hay
, ng been givoM to JAY CooKx or Ton S;oTr !;
; and tho expenditure IL guaranteed by tlo na-
tional necessities in the case, and has never
been questioned either By North or g. tu!h.
There Is no railroad project in tho Sou h OF
the character OF tho Union Pacific beiqe II
, was built, requiring bond or cash aid BON
the Government The railroads that The
I South hos needed have beon built In tho
I main With foreign or Northern capital, an} al
. that 1t will need In tho future will b. bull In
, similar manner.
t What il It that tho Louisville Coukx.
i Journal really wants' It wants Congraa II
. | indosss ToA Bcor7s bonds for tha buildln{ oi
k A railroad through III Asid dssarts of }ht
Boufhwssa to ahs paclAs. Tia idss that 4il
/ fp&d vii bs u 6ou&Askn> tasd b b Aks
, 1876-01-28

Tho Board Of Trade Committee appointed
to inquire into the matter of unjust diacrim-
nations in RAILWAY freight rates have finished
tho taking Of testimony, nul will shortly
present their report. Enough has been as-
provo beyond question TINT tie commercial
interests Of Chicago have suffered and arc
still suffering severely in consequence Of m
outrageous inequality in freight rates. where's
by business is diverted from It's natural and
Legitimate channels. and tho community will
await with intczeat tho conclusions reached
and the remedies proposed by tho Board of
Trade Committee.
, 1876-01-28


The Chicago prodrce markets wcro irsegu~
lar yesterday, Mesa pork vita Yniot and
khade frrner, closing ut $19.0 cash aud
sl3.50@lD.524 for 31asch. Lard WEB more
active and 6Gploe per 100 lbs lower, closing
at s11.95 cash and 4l*.l2t seller March.
neats were In hctter demand ard firm,
at TIC for boxed shoulders. l0ao for 10 short
ribs, and losc for do short CLEARS. HigLwincs
were more active and unchanged, ut $1.0G
per gallon Flour Was dull and unchanged.
Wheat Was less active and 10 higher, closing
aspos cash and o9e for February. Corn was
quiet and A@4o lower, closing at 42to cash,
and 4s@42so aellez February. Oats wera
qulst and t@4o lower, cloalnH It a1o cazh o.
seller February and 8l4o tor March. Rya
nn xtstdy et a7G87te. Barley was Quis.
end steady, eloslng II 79is osAh aud 7ce fo'
1so4uAry. noss were soArs and 6s higher,
saaataS DIM u 47,sSe1so III obsusnoA h
, 1876-01-28

Minister ScnEscK's connection with the
Emma Nine affair has never been explained
to the satisfaction ot his best friends. Tue
British authorities, urged on by the vic.
tins Of tho far-rcaching awindlo, hive
taken steps 70 Inquire into tho MAT
ter, ono Of tlesu Etepa peing the
serving Of warrants upon '.str. s;c>lEScE, ALL
nrar GRAS1, and othe1a Euppo>e,l to lnow
something 4bout the operations ot tho COZ.
Germ II is 70 he hoped thut the inyeatfga.
lion n be 1uAdc will disabuse tie public mind
iu this country ii the unavoidable and pain.
ful conclusions which have pcrtorco become
prevalent on account Of tie unsatisfactory
way In which our Minister ut the Court Of St.
1a1nes hGs met tho outspoaen charges against
sIu.
, 1876-01-28
POLITICAL NOTES,

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.uaa' ns,1v nS .a,oo,m.s,s- A Nv n-o,a.a,,, ~
'as"a.,,. satua. rS o"r,;, r"1n !. - ''0''''''
nasu'@'' e4a os'' ~
Tho Dosson .'onr7'afs "slx Spectators" !" be.
1910 "r'aaR .ho heaas,ox0 ,ottef' aefeeo sna3
Blaine WOULD ha'o she "eonolscan nomination
Tho Now York Express denies that 1t has bcou.
or il to bo, bought by John Kelly and converted
to Tammany purposes. It aadly neelo oourer.
sion Of some kind.
, 1876-01-28

Civil rights are fully recognized In Wast ylr.
ginsa, whero psopls aso hung by lynch.law with
ont any regard ut all to race color. or previous
condition OF soryisude. Tuesday was quito q
leId.aay In Charleston. In that H.ste. There
xsa ftas murder, which provided Que cad4yes
for tho regu1ar undertaken aud one body for slo
amsteu1a Who undertake to do tho ly1ching
bazinoas Of the neghborhood. The murderer
was colosed. A few days before, two whites lad
killed thIru. Tho threo mRn-slayesa were all
ln Jail together. At 10 =. m., 200 whites Waited
tho JILL, took the whlsest aud went into shs
woods With ttsm. Tbls aroused uobls emu1a-
tson 10 the 1ninda Of tho colosed population,
Soon after. dusky mob waited upon tho ohl,g-
log jailas, who politely handed over the negro
prisoner to them. ThsY went into tho woods,
TOO. The1o weso thrss hanglnss. The trees
bore strange fruit In the ahape Of ons DIRK md
tHo Yhite eoypaaa.
, 1876-01-28

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4 HELP TO RESUMPTION.

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production in commercial al,ape beyond tho
supply needed for local consumption, Wo
| leve copper. lead. and zinc mines canablo OF
supn1v;nr INV for,icu demand now idle mud
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: t.nnH No purchase urr tta' conee, sabai
, 1876-01-28

at cost to tho Government Of $1o, 900
per day tho Dc1pocrats II the House are using
up the larger part Of week in debating the
West Point appropriation, with m excellent
prospect that in the eud tho proposed reduc-
tion will not bo agreed to. 1t Is the era Of
economy and rctrenchment.
, 1876-01-28

matter. 4 losa, however, ia inevitable, and
is no moro than just, to largo extent.
Whore tho injustice operates ia in permitting
a man to aonsi a pair Of boots, or hn1f-a-dozen
umbrellas, or articles Of 1ncrehandfso sucll as
cutlery, silver plate, md other articles Of
puro merchandise, through tho mails, for any
distance within tho United Sttos, at tho
salno ra.cs of pamphlets, occasional pub.
1ications, photographs, or othor printed
or engraved matter. Now, IL Congress
woalh establish distinct c1ass Of
nail matter, confined to ''merchandiso rs
distinguished from printed, engraved, or
written mntsor, and not including aecds, etc,
md fix tho rnto Of poatnge on tl.cEo nj 3 cents
per ounce, thon those who wished to sond
merchandise through tho mills could do 80 ut
thci: own oxponso and not at tho expense Of
tho public. Un1or tho HouEo bill man can
scnd aix silk hats, dono up in six boxes, each
package weighing 10 ounces, from Maino to
California, for total postage Of 20 cent?.
Boots and shoes, au;ts Of clothing, oyerconts,
pnt up In packages not exceeding four pounds
cacll, arc transferred aud handled by the Post
of1lco Dopartmentfor 8 cents per pound. Tho
,lso Of tho mails for merchandise Ia something
on: Ut place. 1t was never intended TINT
freight should be carried In the mail-bags
Hut If n,erchandisois to DO carried, then those
who employ tho mails for that purpose should
be compelled to pay tho cost, and not have
their freight bills charged against tho postage
paid on letters and other legitimate mail
matter.
, 1876-01-28

hAFKt ~ kuntcn1Pr1oN trATlBi.E N AnFAFtft
rsstaae Prepaid Mt This Ualce.
pAfly EdItIaas postpaid,
rhxt4 nf year At rAto,
Mailed 10 any afdrsaa ForR wtEEe fnr.Y..:,. 1.0D
EundaJ Ediiton: l1tA1aty and ReSlaus Double n ~.
fhrtk
TnsWasky. post-phid. s'oo
rAtts ot gear n fanH rats.
wkKkLr EDITION. pok1pAtp.
UnA COPY
Club ot Aya per eapy. 9sag
T11a paAtaSs 10 eents Soaf. which 10 MIL pfepAS.
Specimen ccfdts sctt free.
To pserent delay and mistakes, BE- SURE and gtre
pos~ofcs sddrasa in fu inctul,nG Stne and County.
iemiaances uay b. made e.sher by draft. express.
catoQcs order, or In registered letters At rifk.
1kRMs TO CTR sunsch1nEAs.
Daily, delivered. Sunday excepted. 5 ccuta er vtrk.
DAILY, devered Sunday Included. 10 cents itr week.
Address TIiE TRIBUNE COMPANY, -,
Corner Madison and peArbotn.sts. Chicago. H.
, 1876-01-28

The Senate yesterday ressed tic bill pro-
tccting tho rights Of settlers upon lands with
in tho limits Of railway laud. .grauts. fariouB
amendments ii Tho interests Of railroad COM
panics wero sought to be tackled on, but NIL
were defeated, and the bill passed by vote
Of IL to 0.
, 1876-01-28

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, 1876-01-28

Tho conservative md neutral policy Of tho
Prince MILAN has bred formidable opposi-
lion among the Servian sympathizars with
ths insurgents Of Herzegovina and Bosnin,
who are hot for participation in the revolt.
IN organized movement to deposo tie Prince
ia reported as having gained headway in
Eerfin.
, 1876-01-28

france is at present under Republican
form of Government. People having doubt
Of this may be assured by learning the fact
TINT ono UnossE1, Of Paris, presumed to in
vite his friends to Join in celebrating mass
for The lata Emperor, md the additional fact
Tho said DnossE1 now occupies cell In o
Ercnch prison.
, 1876-01-28

Airs. MCKENZIE, the clipping wife Of Il
Montreal merchant, hos returned to that city
in tho company Of her father. Her friends
claim for thu Indy n spotless character, and
expect to be ablo to convince her husband
Tint sho comes back without tho staiu Of
nriuiunlifr
, 1876-01-28

Il Il evident from tbs St. Louis pro&s mat 81.
Louis edltoss ats not Tho fnest and au&fsast
specimens Of mlnklnd, but yst 10 afa surprised
70 see w shs G!oas.D .Dtnoorai that aoasbody
aohnsatsd With The Aspuoltoan ID 4 "t.t.
ttsous " hsAkaa fpaA ttsass ~ mitch thpxts
, 1876-01-28

choice packing grades. Cattle ware quiet
and weak. Sheep wero unchanged, At $3.50
5000 for good to choice. Ono hundrod dol
lara in gold would buy $112.S7l in green-
bAcks at the c}ose.
, 1876-01-28

Tho announcement is made from Paris oi
tho death Of FREDERIC LraA.TnE, the veteran
French actor, at tho ngo Of II ycnrs.
, 1876-01-28
gaged manaara root" Dear me-or ought 4
psper to shY "Dear NJ "2-hoW 1ad,

1tls fortunAto that tho iata olectlon OF County
Treasurer rssultad ~. 1t did. Ms1LKn retired
from tho office, and thore wero slrca candidates.,
1lEsIxo. KErLEr, and 11ucE. Tbs flrat thsea
havo toeu arrested fer alleged completely In tho
whisky sloRis 10 that tho only one Of tho four
not struck By lightning las charge Of the public
$nrlA
, 1876-01-28

ADELpfI1 THRATIsE-Deittorn ktrettt soEner
konroe. Variety performance
, 1876-01-28
Gbt GlJb1n19n Qyri'au&e.
Friday Morning, January 28. 1870.

Greenbacks al the New York Gold Exchaugo
yesterday closed at 8Sl.
, 1876-01-28

Snow or rain, with slight changes in tenn
porature, are the conditions for this region
tn.dAy
, 1876-01-28

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. 81. 4. F. 4. M.-sro-
t.l Communication th!s friday ereninR. Work On
lho Il. IL Degree. Dy cr.ur et thc Mosshipfu! Mas-
pt. L. n. TUCKER Secretary.