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WE!iTE-Elln, wife Of Henry White, aged .
JcaEa.
Fnncral Saturday. the 11sh. At residence, aaa
ennth Peoria. st, nt IL o'clock.
FARR-At Fort Ann. n. y. on Sunday, Aup.
g. Of consumption, n her FIT year. Mary AlIs.
second daughter % Ncnbo8 and hfhry 4. FAR.
WULfERsiiDlsF-o the OH inst, Mrs. Fred.
erTcka, wife Of Frederick Wotersdorf, In tho ijih
yoat nj her sgt.
Frtonds of her family. AMI Of her sons, 1on,..
Emil. and Ernest, LnyitcH to attend the funeral
fro,n her tate rctidcncc, No. 5Sl West Fourteenth.
It,, on Friday At 10 Il. nj.
ll0nIN-ThnrrtAy morning, 9th Inst, .1o1,s
1tnhIn, aged 81 ycAts, natsso OF Waterford, Ire.
land
Friends and ncquaintanees are Invited 10 attend
the fnnrral frnni his late residence, No. I'D
Twenty fifth street, on Saturday Al 10 a. n.
kcrstccs ut All santa' t'hurch aud thence by t4r.
t!aGca to Calvary Cemetery.
,l,UnI,-saddsn1} Ang: y, at aao st!ehiran.n,,
1'oa.I, and granddaughter Of Jotn L. .iancletss,
Funcrsi lr,,m the house this morning At 10::o
DiGkSOS OF cholera intantum, Aug. u, S1phts
Warde!d, Infant daughter Of !. F. and Jessie XII.
Funeral from 14oo pralsie. AZ. a II O'Clock Ia.
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The following extract from private letter Of
q South Carolina widow, who has ul1lc children,
tnost OF them girls and ill but one ut home. mud
who has seen better days, has got Into pTint In
ttlat state, nui has called out several subscrit-
tlons III her bclal1:
III am living on single aero Of land, which
expect to buy ii ! Can ever Tulso tho money;
price $50. This acre l. l,ays had piowcd. fur
which ! paid, aud with Whcelbartow, ehlp
u'anuro and rotted n!ne straw, !, myself, have
sslse<a 20 many Irish potatoes that atter
grabbing for six weeks 10 supply my table,
whyrc | aud niue el.ildren sit regularly, |
have In the past few days dug over tlsre bar.
rcIs. hare curn taller tian INF head, carly
COW peas, tunatoes, turning. korA IN bfooul, and
had over one hundred heaas Ut beautiful young
cabb4se, aoulo aguashcs aud cucumbers DC.
etroyed BY my uciKhbor's pigs an not III
despair, however, lor q. 4oo6 :. - my friends
t,ulsh hettiux out their slips will buy cnongl,
for quits patch, aud pay fur tpem in labor
returned BY working GU the sewing-fnachiue.
Suluc persons say am fauaticai. u II SO; bet
ter th4t thau gaa44lug ABOUT and consuming
precious tlllr iu idirucss- usn quite indlf1er-
cut to tle taunts hear Of such work bciuK ui'
latlyllke. aua only 4oinG work that haa 10 b.
uuns, aud would like 10 have IL ntsHr; but
theru Is 10 altcsuatirc. With Ill my striving
tn1 but lille margin for clothing. md mono toI
the education VI tuy dear children"
, 1877-08-10

4 REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Of tile Woncn's Chriet!nn Association was
held yesterday nuruEng IN Tic blb!c.room Of
Farwctl Halt, Msa. +. e. Ciarke In tho chafr.
MIL Mrs. +. l.. Fake acting as Secretary. After
tho ussla devotional exercises anti tho approval
OF the work done by the Executive Committee
during the past month, reports were received
isunl the officers OF various branches uf work
Under charge of tho ladies, Tho superjntsnd.
cnt Of the ". G. 4. Boarding siomc reported
that Saturday, July 4, thsrc wero eight buarl.
era Mt the 1toine. Now there were sixteen reg
uiar and five table toaFslcrs,, and other rooM'a
Ind been engase y Intending hoa1as.s =, The
M Mthu ciass oi Uoarlere, t,ey wcre
Of superior order. Including, scnooi
aud tlus1t teachers, uressn,aicrs. mud others.
yottu. tatitxs t. caniorfi 10 the rules df the
Iun,c, wliel, were framed With due regard to
the Kuul government Ut TIL, institution, without
Interfering with the individually Ut tho noars1-
Prot: ratton's church Temporarily, iMd p:,ccd i
pew In tho Wabash AvcAuu VI. T.. Church at tho
disposal of the HUnc.
The repart was adopted, and It was voted to
purchase piano for the use of tho Hume.
Mre. Clarke said that tue Treasurer was not
present.. and therefore no report i,at been pre-
lmrni,. but Bhn could aostrr thu lattrs Tint
thcre was very. little money IN thu
Treasury, aud decided action, OF their
part would he necessary Il they intontleI to
i.laxe g.Ml alow Ii tho a,i,lal renort to be
presented III Octuter.
The meeting then proceeded to consider plans
for holding an exhibition. cIriMg tGblcaMx and
ot,ltr F!aIn11cnta for the benefit OF tfIo As
hauiation. Thu Chair suggested Fancy FafE,
to be he'll in tho Expneitlon li',ldlng. This
could TO procurrt nt the clnsc ii tho fulcr-
State Exposition, Il icr1ns tail be us,rcch upan.
Owing 70 Tue small atseA'aaee, many members
hntSIF FRAt. l4hIFI rlk
, 1877-08-10
THE CHICAGO TRtBUNs FRIDAY AUGUST TO- 's77

private cnrnnrAtion. an,l It's Strkhol.lcrt arc i'll
tltysunlly i,ahr fur all tts debts: ansi thst \
frail WIS rrrpctrasrd ~, thc innocent nnl
t!urr,l trinsItor4. They therefore make I'cn-
lnun I.on,tar.l Ferna,Hlt, .1,ne.. J, u. liaincs,
H. {. Chiid.. f.. II. Shel.i.H'. J. y. Lontar,f, ).
t;nlc, f. y. Dcianay. David I.u;,,barA, David
Lombard. Ir., ". G. Lombard. q. s. Ellr, Kirk
Harris, Assignee Of tho National Lfir-tnsAran.c
COMPANY, 4. y. Harvey, Assignee Of thc Frank
lin bank. anil tho Fsht National Bn1k af fror.
tbcrtown, Mass., defendants, ami ask that thty
may bc charged Individually for the debts Of
tho Company rs partners IN II vorartner.
ship, or, II tt,ts be unt equitable. that
thu atockholders pay Into eonrt for distribution
ar,nng cotnplalnantt whatever mag resnnlh t,i,-
paid On the stork respectively held by tncm,
and nlsn that tile stockholders in the Trust
CnsnpaNy n,ny lc required TO hr[nE Into court
M ntnptnt III A.1tlit!nn 10 their stork equal to
tic amount ot stuck respectively held BY them.
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fnvr who cannot viii be arranged for hy The
lA,1cs.
After so.nc minor business, the Board al-

tnM who cannot will be arranged for hy The
la,1ics.
After so.nc minor business, The Board al-
Journch.
rMK 6nAasHorrEns.
TIE United Ststrs EntnH,nluEi-a al Commission
held a,nihcr session nt tho Sherman l[nust yr:-
scs,lay, In VI hsh they finished up iinan!al ausi-
ness and adopted plans Tor tl,cr an,,ssl rcror.
Annslcr .ncetin9 will be held In this city On or
nont the 1st of DStol,cr subject N the call Of
rret. Kcr. Immediately aftcr adjournment
Dr. Packard left for the West, with the tulen:
Ttah. ilsi", Orcsa,, Washington, Nevada, ani
California not yet visitct 80 fat as llm tnc l,c.
permit. rrof. Riley 1ctt for 81.
rncs to The plains regions u Briti.!, America,
where t1c more di.astro,s Etnss!,nl7tr ssa.tils
arc sRprotr,l to originate. lie vii! spend tcw
daye " M'nnsfosa On tte way, nnd vi! l'Gse M tte
crntucnt. which & In full sytn!nnthy With The
work OF thr Commission. t'ref. Thomas. as
ntsblrs!no Agent, f'ny have to make n trip to
Washington, hut expects u visit Mfnnceuta md
Dakota later Il, ,hc month. 'fhonel, having
| numerous agents aint rnrrcspon,'cnts through
ont tic r0nntry Interested Il Is tho detcrsulha-
lion OF tic Con''iesof' to visit personally every
Htgtc and Territory Interested, nihl themselves
10 far o. the time and tho funds at their lis
posal wilt permit.
sryExr,I WARD nerunhrcANs.
The Seventh Warl Republican Club held
spceial meeting last evening in the safnon
corner ot Maxwell and ftrtrwn atrcets. 9. ".
Gardner presided. Thu matter Of calling n
meeting for the election ot new officers wis
discussed al considerable length, md WIS de-
fcsrcd without actlun.
SIR. rrosser moved that committee Of three
be appointed tn eulicr with the different ttlcni-
hrrs Of tho Glib to find uAt when they want to
meet fora reorganization for the coninnF ea1l'.
| palel,. Mcssrs. Nardncr, Dwight, and rrosscr
were nrtNlntctl tho Committee,
The CMb then ndiournel for two weeks to
meet I'll tho elanc place.
] HOTEL. ARItvALs.
Inecbner. Nrtv Shrk: ". Z. ltumter, scotland: \.
i. Kndeisa's. Gesmsny; ". y. '!reer, Glrvs.nd; !;
fs ssnaei ] L.ag p iape,ic; M IT, Il tsx c4S.s. ie et.
seyviile; William bust Wilmington. Del: E.
lste!kcy. baltimore: - !: ''tInxs.holf. sp!!ng~
VINE. ut,sa $a<r'"an Aan:t-A' e: SS;oay,
i. i. li,tcs boston; n. il. IeeoSn,.. Sew YerE;
P:sss: Y: Si;i;aas:: y: issi; 5:". !; III;
Hsss"h M Se:.n. + ais .!;nssc In q j. X f'eh
i:osten; ), u, T'csstt. s.. !ou!s; EaEens sn.w;
| Scrron, KY i:Ek: tSr Nev. liicni; Jones %
sna f T. rin I,afpnsd 'Pnn ~ l1Sden EHs;::.
s"n "s:e sart. e. j. IyiasSe., raisd sssirs E"F'-
ilarr. Washlnstoa; II: 7. Nathtons, NV of'eans;
J. y. L!'anae, Sew ntean,: L. D., =: nthill atI.-
Faitduld. tlndxon..E. T. 'teswoa. -: Louis; nr.
Nayld Judkitr. Cincinnati. -. The tnustn<rt7a!-
/ g. W. Cnnhcr, Wabarh j. f cnE9tn. AfDany; the
DIE; $. $. bestdtlcy, kaIau,a:oo; 4. II. fiil1,
Moline.
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fnan ran,c mross another tntmlc, nf tho rang,
n'tnrt frc'i iacgtr, at the A'tripht, nnl a'tcr y
hot chase md iring shot Nt l1t he s',s ',seceicsl
In capturing him nenr MrFicker's Tlicatrr.
Charles Markham. TIN I,al.trss- street res.
tnllEatrur, .ars,s.,l uf tho murder OF !. J.
Whttr, nf I.awns!a!c, was yesterday DIS targeta
BY Justice Morrison, Mr. Whites relatives hav.
itsr fnllrd to ilrntify him. 1t has nnw iIcrn
~ Hansen, q Dane abuut as years ol ngr, and \
professional horsc.tlsscf' Arcward is olIcrcdfor
;, Emma Chum!cy, vorn1 woman whose tntc,
true y nIt!aolc. wns ltckc'1 np IN tho Armorry
last night. Ter fAnIi1y. whose name II French,
OF nil sorts Of wrongs to her, s!mplr bera,,se she
was unfortunate In marrying rake. She claims
that the charge Of stealing s05 from tho hired
Elrt Is trumrc.t up against her by lIcF relatives
IN tlle hope Of getting rid OF her
,vc1e oesr . snss ST. WIKI v;yo Of she Atm9ry last
cla!mrt, entered tho lIDuso OF q Mrs. uuliIherg
on Ftlur.h avenue, unl forced her at tic rus.
xse Of revolver u, turn "ycr to lin sotne *:atl
rom er i ss.i 5 a n caior. s H." Il s'f Il eiiesed 1t
could MT hare kuown hal he not been follow.
Ing tip Tic express Heterogeneous.
Fenrs ate entertained that Hugh Reed. The
Scconi Ward Hack 'pu!tlclan, Is becoming
insane Ut iatr It's tsaa been guilty of the most
outrageous eoiM,lct toward MI ltid relatives md
euployes, md has twice been arrested by his
brothcr.in-iaw, cx-Ald r. W. Warren. Ycsscr-
day ilc tsnH agafn arraguc.i tctre itlstirc SUM,
ansl 1'heodorc KILLS, upon tnt! nt wlm1n tlug.
made vlolent assaults, threatening 10 kill item,
Rtloiy Williams, coIorcI, was yesterday held
~ !,OoO til to tic Criminal Court by .|n.tlcr
Morrison f2r committing On abortion ,,pon her
Held yesterday hctl tllc following: ,lnrnes
Ennls, riotcr, SEQ tn the Criminal Cturs; john
ise!lly.. Patrick Lynch, and :. Daniel Ran-
kin, burg1ury Ut j. &. Foltz' store,
No. a'liK Twcl!ty-.l lxth street, $500 eaei,
ditto; Joseph Lewis ani NJ. Robofski
larceny q A Nurse hnd hnggy frnn J. Harrison,
Of No. a0 Clark street, u 600 10 the ltJlh; j.
struments iron, y. It. Thompson, nf No. l:al,
State street, &40O to Tho ltAh; josln Kelley.
euaxiny II girl Into an niIey fns s.htstcs p,r.
po;rs, sW Tine; MIX Klstncr, William Cox.
tue House OF Correction.
, 1877-08-10

The license receipts yesterday Herc &1,oo0
Fourteen deaths from scarlet lever have oo-
CURED t1lis week.
A case OF small pox was reported from NO. %
Holbroo} stfect Yesterday.
There arc al the llnme for tho Fr!cntIless
eleven cases Of measles and three cases Of chick
cit rux.
Tho Committee on focal Assessments ID cali.
ell to meet tn the City Clerks Olllce this nftcr-
noon at O'clock
The Comptroller yesttrtlay Issued revenue
warrants amounting !" ant! rsdeemca S'
THE Treasurcr's rcvclhts yesterday werc
e1,1:n fra,n The City Collector, from TIC
Water Department. anl ss.1;39 from tho Comp.
trolltr.
The Dcpart,neut Of Public Works yesterday
granted permission tn ". II. Watsau to nsre i!j'
prlvatc cuutsact West Water street, trotn Klnzir
to lntliann.
The following building. permit was I*snctl ycs.
shop aud dwelling. aj,x,3 feet, No. l6s sliclll.
gaa street, To cost $i,uN.
Building Superintendent C]eaveland returned
to tits vtty nud hts ot''ciat duties yesterday lie
has entuycd an Eastern trip, anil l.as tnprnyri
IN health and appearance tlnfcr the controlling
lhllucnec OF sca-Iish aEtl salt air.
luC NulnplEDliGF'k lHUHtul5 esuLcs1DEHL BLOWS
that in July the rcrcints OF the nnlsa were
t!S9 No. and the disbursements f419 III, alluw.
Ing comfortable hnlaree to lc pIlee.t ut inter
est Tor tln benefit OF tic City Treasurer.
The saloon.iccnse Of Mrs. Bo.to, win kept Mt
No. ID West Randolph street, wAs yesterday rc-
vuhcd. licr place has frequently brcn rcp1rscl
by the polite ns Il rctort for thieves atu the
headquarters for disrcputaplc eslraesers.'
The ficcslse Of D. G1fnen. nislltscavcnggr No.
81, WA yesterday revekct!. tiltucn Is chargrsl
with removing thu contents of vault without n
permit, doing scavcnges-wrk without proper
lights, md dumping contents Of vaults .lputt
vlcunt 1nts; an.i uptln tllcse charges Justice
sususncrtlcld fnctl him t5O and eusts.
Tie Committee On Election, ALL. scntor In
tu clair, Incl In the CitY.Clcrk's otlirc yester.
uay afternoon to consider petitInn OF john,
I NioEdan, wlsu clnin,s that In the Al.tcrmanr
| campaign 0f lust spring hu was elected Alder
man u tic Seventh Narti, haYiug resIlye.l II
| majority OK tho legal votes Uf tho ward. The
| Committee will Open tho balIots utl cotpparo
ac poll-ists With the ballots, a1l tavcrtatn tl.c
| n,,li',cr IT iIjrgni Toies. Hior'ian appears By
counsel, hut will rest hs casu cuttrcy with thu
| Council. liz claims TO Lo alle to proye fraud
| to s,lc, an extent as will give lin thu majority
Of legal ballota. The Committee adjourned
without further actfun until Saturday afternoon
| at O'Clock.
, 1877-08-10
NINETY-TWO DEGREES IN THE SHADE.

NIHETY.IWO UEGREES IN The SHAUE,
Wo noticed tho arrival Ut q carload Of grapes
md dncctaEIncs from California Ia tho Tiffany sum.
mer-aud-wtntcrcar In splendid condition. Wsare
called ups,n to notice likewise the arrival Of a
carload OF dressed beef from Kansas City on
the 9Th Inst, consigned to the Wilson Beef
Packing Company Of this city, In one Of tho
sa,nc cars, aud was unluaded Oh the 9th Inst.
Ia the language Of the ronslynee, ''is ,ould not
hare been In t,cttcr cnnditl0n.h Thc bet lad
ali Tue freshness atd sweetness belonging to 1t
nj the time OF slaughter, improved by the time
tNc4rfeti III IL Transportation. TITS sumn1er+
au,!.Wntrr u car has proved itself perfect s,le-
cess, whether cu1r!Dycu IN the transportation
Of butter. rhcesc, fruit, or drcsscd 6eel, and
can be relied upon whenever and wherever Ito
merits arn properly tcstrtt. II IL no lpHger a,
experiment. Temperature At time Of i0adinl.
was. ~ thy shade, " deg; tn the c4r until uu-
loaded, 4. deg.
, 1877-08-10

GRAIN9ER-G G1LL-At Clarendon Hills, julJ
rs, by the Rev, l.. i. Walker, Huhett Granger to
Nlsa loEinda L. Gill, both VI Chicago
, 1877-08-10

ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Tbs 0ncst, puEeat. and best 6avors for cakes.
puddngs, pastry, etc.. arc Dr. ptfce's Speeial
klayorsnX Extracts. Always ths same.
, 1877-08-10
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP,

Ftrtt AMONG tho rrnutntes Of thc toilet II 9ood
article Of SOAP but 10 rrt,cntc II II awhya eay
matter Many of Tho mot cxpcnsrc Snaps IN lin
kct ntd made from coRfSs and dc! htcFtss aad
their desAto c0.orlE and fragrant perfume tor aftea
conceal tbs most re|stva fnpuitats. Tho titscosS
recently mAo public Regarding this snbrct poA.
tvely startling, ard dcsnrrt A.rloul consideration
Scented Soaps arr now Known 10 bo extremely obce.
oua1At, especially II applied to the head, nurnR tos
hair. Irritating thu acaln sad inducing serero hrsd
scrA. The character Of tho Ingredients mny be injured
from 1he statement Of \ gentleman who makes tbs
aCtu!E4 u su4a M hs!1rs.: teeent ertaFtthlt
from Hertn 10 ten yuars c!ng tie unzex period dafinf
which thc orc Patton could b. to1luwel.
rors II ae sssy Ensn tsfss Is
entarnrlsa nnd cheacat sktl 1T sr, u. r. HAnar. VI
frT kufk. the world. renowned Soap Msnlfscturer,
kind In Tho tneh states. The rcnsIwn VI Mr. .BnirFi
rartont PfolA ctuus has FOR lna1Y ycaF4 been weY M
crown to The numerous vctprics airesdy aci,issr,,
NJ. K:en.!r II. ssscccdsI IL pertce;Ss sho senlro.l
cipa1 ingredients the pirrs yexrnhe oils. thc
utactnrtnx processes ctlreJ and original md
the result Il simply unparalleled In this department 0f hi'
.I'R. T. DAunters ro,hkr SOAR" i ti.e trade marx
r. .s ", ssx.ns l. a tGss axas5 cd
Pr1pcs!ts Tha Fssp Il aes ps'a'asa tho ,nsrsisat,
chr!ary 10 Jiaguiso nfor5r mstcrisa Tic mot re:
nneA iAsse considers tho atsenco OF Artificial! ptrtnHs
r % rss. e.. g.. G 2sess! ses!of 4 e. &
neattt9 aad axtrcablo article VI tbs kind cser MANI
though speclaly desirable for tho se OF ladies saa
ci toilet, am y it n.ake. heavy sther 4 slso
s 1vos :ssr c eftS{ @ + Sa
Gecnne s III " ]5S* 5Sssaa. ~ -"' ~ -
n FIJI nAnahsuSr, Ny, r, l. 1&
, 1877-11-11
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

bv the caucus decision, it is believed that the
general understanding is that the Republicans
will cnLcayor to seat Kellogg, and not to Teco@'
nize the Louisiana compromise as having com-
pelled the party TO logically seat spoiofd'
WILL NOT TAKE ISSUE.
To the rTe.tfr1 ASsoeiat<l Press:
NAsu1NGToS, D. C., Nov. 10.-Thc Republic
an members Of the Senate held q caucus to-day
lasting from about noon unill1 after 5 O'clock:
It was ycrv fully attended. The topics discussed
were the so-callcd "Southcrn policy" and
Ciyil-Scryice policy" OF the Administration,
with special reference to the Louisiana contest
and sundry nominations before the Committee:
Opinions were freely inter. hanged by nearly alt
the Senators, shown. that thc majority we're
not in accord with the views anu action OF the
President on the subjects discussed, and that
less than majority arc disposed to make any
formal issue with hinl- Such i course WAS not
deemed cxpclient in party sense, nor called
for By pubic interest under the present cir
cumSt4nceS.
, 1877-11-11
4 RELIEF BILL.

sptcfat Dis1u:ch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
wAs11,sGroS, D. c., nor. l0.-daj. Kirkland
has prepared a bill to be presented to Congress
ior tie relief OF oil the nsolvcnt Chicago savings
hanks, other tnan the States Savings 1nstltu-
ton. The latter will fully escape the tax upon
the deposits by the decision which the Co1ntnl5-
sioncr Of Internal Revenue will undoubtedly
make, but the other Savings Institutions arc HOT
ucon the same footing, and 1t will be necessary
to 20 to Congress for their relief. the Oil has
been submitted to Senator Davis, WHO Will I'LL
dertake tue charge OF it. he desires, however,
that the drpositors send petitions here IN alu u
the bill. The following is the text OF the Dill
with the reason assigned for its passage:
~ it e"act<d, by the Senate and House Of Rep
res.ntati,es Of the United states OF -A5aetlca, III
IKE which VA. IN existence *ju:sc 10, 1S1f and
ryh,c,, has claimc to bc s4vnye- bank. a:!a Enica
10. h,en recognized such BY the ia"s OF lt5
, nnI esn;cn has made returns savings bank 10
| ~. ncnarluDeut Of Internal Revenue, has ecen
| or shall become insolscnt then any sa1 uue ".
| ci,imcd to be due by such bank TO t:e lntteu
States Mt the time duriu. sticl insolvency, shaH
be Of The Commissioner u Internal Revenue atat
ed and anndlled; pror!itd that 10 snc:t Tax saa1
be abaeu except fur ~ the collection tleseoI
would oncrate to lc-.cn The zccc:vcable " the
/ tcpositur4 in such banS-
| THE OBJECT
| sought 10 De ACCOt13plioAEt- ~ LAA7 -es
| e1,,c,1 y; follows: Set 34U3 Revised Statutes
as amended by tue act, Of jung Is, ls.1,
| provides that savings-banEs shall DC sc'o'a.i-
nuallv taxed on capital anu on otposlt7 aoosc
S2,0V0 in any one na1nc,l.it shall bc iEcc from Tax
on deposits below that limit ln ,he s ., ,rs ,s
| insolyeucv Of savinys-bAnK It natGral1t o-tut7
| 49, ,nrt2in tn1cs have accrued slutc the last
paytncnt Of tax, which accrued ta3es ase by
| wcll-known principles ol Ia"
| FIRST LIEN
in favor OF the Government on al inc asse.s o.
the nsovent baks Furthe6 1t Is tast as snoh aa
~. ~. laws OF their respective States,
and Which have heretofore a such rfpo:tst I%stst
se1ni-annually to the Internal Reseoue uep;s.
1rom tar on small deposits. Us atoye detailed,
have been assessed BY te Internal Rsyenue De1
tr;at these savings banks, although 50 fccog!,-
sr S. satss o aG ba9s n9t 5see
within the purvew oi Inc G; @ ,nu tbeS H'u are not
eutsi!ed, and certain Of these savings banks =
have become insolvent Now the purpose OF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
AN UBIQUITOUS TRIBUNAL.

The members OF the commission have
been diligently inquiring into the legal
status of Packard's Supreme Court.
We suggest to these gentlemen, that
there are to be considered in this con-
nection, some great questions Of right
and justice, universal as humanity, and
which underIie and constitute the
foundation Of all human institutions.
The technically legal character Of the
Packard court is denied by our ablest
lawyers; but conceding, for the. sake
Of argument, that this point is doubt
full one, the members Of the commission
should examine the deeper foundations
on which the mere legal structure re-
poses. Is there any power or authority
that can, through any legislative or ar
bitrary processes, conforming even to
constitutional and statutory provisions.
constitute legal court for the express
purpose OF sanctioning unconstitutional
enactments Of corrupt legislatures; Of
giving validity to violent. illegal and
wicked acts Of corrupt public off,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

We have been pleased to see in sew
eral Of our Mississippi exchanges the
name Of Mr.. Emmett l.. Ross mentioned
In flattering terms in connection with
the nomination for Secretary Of State.
The name recalls to our mind some Of
the pleasantest recollections of the war,
when we used to do our scribbling on
the timber chests Of twelve pound Ma
poleons. Mr.. Emmett Ross is native Of
New Orleans, but having married one Of
the charming daughters Of Mississippi,
has since then made that State his
home and been prominently engaged in
It's journalism and politics for the past
five years. AS soldier, we have seen him
face the foe on many tented field, and
as citizen, he has since the war, in the
editorship of the Canton Mail, used all
his talent and energies to promote the
interests and prosperity Of his adopted
State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

Many Of the Northern papers and pol
iticians are in the habit of representing
the white people Of the South as ruff
fans and savages. We defy any Of these
bloody-shirt papers or politicians to
show anything in the utterances or
actions Of the Southern people compar-
able. in beastial savagery and con-
temptible cowardice and meanness, to
the resolutions of the New England
Conference OF the Methodist Church
North, which we print this morning.
He'll, we fear, is full Of such patriots as
Wendell Phillips and such Christians as
the bowling idiots Of the New England
Conference. Such creatures excite the
pity Of the Southern people rather than
their resentment.