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Regisa<Prs Order.
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AeG u ASSET ,i,g IN EIgt case m5t1
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taisers4o WITH h, I1ft 4unzss period :
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NOTICE
A.. sEr'E,nS lA3..It :iiBEz-s al
t.>tAo. VI tilr hsceBsai nr-s- i---e
sal1ft ! 5l,v hftNssltsi Fs iats EXrcla
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Hng,hnit q miller nuns ui,rTnr,I ir iis
vmrihSf nuVeinmliE " It.r l,vn government
tiHr 1t turAe N iuYsBu. 1hr MINISTRY ~.
.tenitr nuanB n nave iunu IL -;ie it,rii,
SfrgitiHr .tis aIInIIY wants. | III lnr.
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III nn.i;n4 niinring a 1zlna tIe -tEutun
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ltett ~ tia A4lnBiiInIi,a M wednesday, .sits
3in N .IlIlN,, Ia ~ uuiu,iA l. N "hnM.
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lit,iE" litIit tiuIn IA tie Vangn- -HfitncY' tflI'
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uia sua-L iyiHd Lines fir-niilT 5iG
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-21
The Assembly, Does wen.

The lahyr- of the Dock Department lobby
az Albany have ST. far proved in vain. and
there l. reason to hul' that the city viii bc
relieved vi that proile,lte and inefficient
concern.
The champion 81 the Dock Commissioners
was Mr. WLnn If Duchess. who Introduced
al amendment To- the section OF the Omuh4a
Charter relating to the department, -trlk-
INK ont the clause transferring it to the
Department Of Public Works. \ long debate
followed. in which Mr. CowDTN OF New York
appeared a. the defender of the Dock Depart
mcut. and Mr.. FISH, Mr.. PURDY. and others,
exposed it, inellciency and especially drew
attention TO the remarkable change Of front
OF some men from this city. who, from argu-
Ing for the abolition of this expensive COM
mission, a relic OF the days Of TWEED,
suddenly turned about and laborod to have
it retained. These men have been workiu-,
like beavers at Albany to defeat the measure,
and have eaten their own words with great
apparent appetite.
Yet. whena at the close Of the spirited debate
a vote was taken on Mr.. WEBB's amendment,
il was overwhelmingly defeated This Is "a
good sign, and shows that the Assembly has
informed itself regarding the facts 50 cons
vnc.ngly presented 10y Tue SUN and which
90 20 show the oNpediency Of aboli.hing an
ornamental department which has wasted So
many millions Of the peoples money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-21
Louisiana Finishing Up.

The business Of finishing up the PACKARD
combination I'm Louisiana was completed
yesterday. and the Democratic AdminStra-
ton of NICHOLS remains as the only Gov
crnmcnt OF that state.
The question considered by Mr. HAYES and
his Commissioners has not been who was
rightfully elected, but simply who had the
power to maintain himself The right and the
wrong of the case was left out of view. They
didn't wish to examine anything but the re-
rpcctivc brute forces and, finding NICHOLS
TO be the stronger in this regard, they have
withdrawn the troops, and left the Republic
can Governor to his fate
What is certain about tho affair, even to
HAYES and all his advsers--eNcept, as we
trust, Attorncy-Gcneral DEvENs-is that. II
there be any ground whatever for maintain
ing that HAYES has any right to the electoral
votes of Louisiana. there is precisely the
same ground for maintaining that PACKARD
is the only rightfully elected Governor OF
the State. BY letting PACKARD so down.
HAYES confcsscs that his own claim is
founded upon fraud.
PACKARD having stepped down and out,
1t is time that HAYES should do the same
thing. Ii the one is not Governor. the Other
cannot in deccncy pretend to be President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-21
Does Hayes Desire TO Run Againt

1t Is reported from Washington that
RUTHEBroRp b. HAYES is looking toward
running for President in ESQ This fact is
natural, and in itself not discrcdltablc TO
him.
1t IS true that Mr. IIAYrs in his lcttcr Of
acceptance written last summer, expressed
himselfaganst a second term iora President
The Executive lie said, should ice under no
temptation to use the patronage of his Office
to promote his own rctlectinn;' and he de-
clared that it was his "inicNible purpose, if
elected not to bc a candidate Tor election to
u second term
But everybody can scc that thorc Is Moth
fng in this which binds Mr.. HAYES not 10
run In 1850. lie says that if elected, he will
not be candidate for a second term, AL
that President should not use his patron
nge TO promote his own reelection; and that
is all Of it.
Considering that Mr.. HAyTs has not yet
been elected at ALL bat simply installed in
Office through fraud it is plain that he is
under no bonds whatever against running
in 1850. Accorlingly let him 20 in and be a
candidate There is nothing 10 forbid il. if
he chooses to try the experiment. II before
that time he should be- impeachcd and dis
qualified for holding any post under the
United States-and any man who will know
ingly take the great Office Of President
through fraud deserves impeachment and
dl-qualiiication-th there will be a sori-
Gus obstacle in his way; tut at present the
coast is clear for him, and the principles Of
his civil cercform will suffer no violence
when lac puts himself in nomination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-21
How 20 rren. .he rrnuanlen, rre.Iaent.

To THE EDITOR OF rHE SUS-Sw; Tho
article in ycrierday'- SvN reAeotinl; upon the
course IF senator Bayard in holding social in
trr"ourse with the Fraudulent President. is
tathtmcy and pertinent We'll may you say
that il docs not oG'r p,e4-in; picture and tho
public mon in the Demo ratio party may ~ Wrl
know FIRST U.s. ia-t. that they cannot ion; retain
the confidence of their constituents il found
tNltVIusfp thar intn-fai" irlud VINO u .N - r.
in the sat OF Washington. cnerson. and Lln-
colin.
Tnr oNlmple SGT hy tho Sana'. from Ohio.
Mr. Thurman. should %" imitnt a Dr. u.i
ruos. : hLCTI.
HiGuLANn FAILS. y. Y. AprN lY. 1917.
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whom never go near the departments except on
pay day. and some Of whom have been accus-
toned to sign the pny rolls ut home.
These virtuous and DISTINGUISHED rcformcrs"
mean their regulations shall hurt nobody with
political influence, and that the Cabinet and the
big officials who get the largest salaries shall
ENJOY privileges not intended for the rank and
fo Meantime. Mr.. SCHURz writes fine essays
on tho civil service. Mr.. EvARTs fires on crisp
cprrams at former abuses. and Mr.. SHERMAN
cNpodcs "circular" bombs about the ears of
the Custom House patriots.
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PACKARD must 90 down, Notwithstanding
all the Efforts hc has made since January last
to maintain his power. He cannot struggle
against both NICHOLS and HAYES. He direct
ed the scheme that put HAYES into the White
House through the Returning Board of Louisi-
ANA; and now HAYES directs the srhem" that
puts him odt Of the State House. through tho
trading commission. The order for the with
drawal Of the troops was issued yesterday. and
will take effect ON Tuesday next. In this act
HAYES makes full and open confession that he
is Il Fraudulent President.
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T,rl DERBY gave il 20 nc understood. yes
tcrday. in DE House of Lords. that t is not ia,
purpose OF tie British Government. in the
present crisis To- take any measures tor sup
porting thu Treaty ~ Paris. which guarantees
tHe lu.lcp nlau'O and integrity of thc TURKISH
empire. Though the treaty has never been
alrosutel. it WAS dlsrcsarled IA some OF it,
terms hy Russia seven years aso. and very htte
reference was made 60 ii in Oh" Cousiuniinope
Conference or ia the negotiations over the pro-
torol. Now Is the time il should Doe supported.
i6.t is oyer to be supported. But England. me-
-orlins ~ Lord DERBY. is unwilling To take
'up arms against Rus just now IN Is behalf
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Mayor Ely desires. A. d.d the trainers -
the aet of lsj7.hy which the MotroYo iian Poll
WIS created. that the Board %. Polio" 'omu.--
-ion.rs shall Doc politically attic. but the Demo-
ratio Aldermen do NOV look through tho
Muynrial spe.facl"s. Yet they VIII cons' nj o.
5000 t4ines in the Police Department rs hc SCI
ihein. if he viii trade. 1t NOT probable. how
eyer. since the l. -,i-Iaturc j. likely 10 invest
the Mayor with absolute power ln respect 4
appointments. that hc viii gladden. the Alder
men hy searching the rolls of the Democratic
ward dissertations for name % Dee presented,
at the Aldrrm,u's neat meeting. ior - Police
Cumu.i--iunorship
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Col. FEED. \. CoNKL1NG is attacked by q
writer in the Times for the position lie has
taken GA the Acknowledgement scheme. That
position H. nevertheless sound. and in full ne
cord with the true principles of American free
dom. Col CoSKLINo. who was chairman at the
last meeting Of the Cheap Transportation
Association. left the chair vixen that body was
about TO take action. the nature II which he WAS
aware OF. upon the constitutional amendments
proposed by the Municipal Commission. In
doing so. he said
THAT be had read the report NJ tho Commission with
great interest and hr approved ~ every portion q" ~
cent the feature that of Ni. WVu Wat hat ls'n
under d!.cus.iDn lle was ,ppod Go tiat ttcau~" Dee
recognized. economic pfnciplc, that labor j. the
source Of wealth. aud that consequent! INT tie end, labor
pays al taxes
In holding this ground Col CoSKLING Is in
vincbc. and IS supported 10y common sense,
reason. authority. and justice.
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Conscientious, hut willing To Compro-


The Russian Grand Dukes werc enter
tanned in state dinner at the White House
on Thursday evening; and one Of the
circumstances of this occasion Is reported
by the Ne,c York Times as follows
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Secretary EvaRrs will argue next week. before me
Court oi Appeals at Albany. ease undcfttN'h hrft
i~ nppOiufm M secretary of STATE. ud f''t lun
VIII c tyrn to HIM there un the evening ui Tie -ut VI
Aptil by Mr.. COwpiN
1t thus appears that Secretary EvARTs Is not
prevented from prosecuting his practice AS a
lawyer by his appointment TO the state Depart
mrnt
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WAsUTNGToN April 19.--Seorciary EvAnrs
drove dawn The State Department today to the ~
rtcnc Court Chamber IN the CAPITOL to argue acdsc ior
"a
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Il trust every member Of this caucus"
pointedy observed hrpraso ntative DINKGHAvE
81 the pAcKNED Legislature, twill agree w.th
mc TO stand firm, AMI not Co lot Pr. sident HAYES
slip through loopholo which THIS commission
il tryins % prepare iNr him. y worst enemy
OF Mr.. HAYES might safely iut.u-t 10 Mes-r-.
BLAlNr PACKARD. and their followers. the duty
OF writing. the Fraudulent Pros idont rpitaph.
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was ever restored, by any lobbyist or legs-
tor, to the cities and corporations from which
SO much money has been stolen.
What is the remedy, and whence must
arise the rctrbution for these offences
Legislative investigating committees have
been tried, and generally with little profit.
They are prone to whitcwash their dclin-
qucnt brethren. The trainers OF the recent
amendments to the state Constitution sup
posed they had devised a plan for laying
bare these niquitics and Furnishing the cul-
prits. Among other provisions Of article
fifteen of these amendments, IL is made the
duty of District Attorney to prosecute
every person charged with bribery or at
tempting to bride within his county; and If
he fails to prosecute, it is made the duty Of
the Governor to remove him from Office.
II there be any truth in the charges we
have mentioned, do the District Attorney Of
Albany and Gov. ROBINSON intend to cXer-
else the powers and discharge the duties
devolved upon them 10y this amendments
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Tho Acknowledgement scheme passed the
state Senate at Thursday nights session. This
revolutionary measure il intended TO deprive Il
majority Of the voters Of this city Of the right to
control the expenditure Of the money that is
extracted from them by taxation. 1t il q dam
Gerous blow at the established principle Of free
and universal suffrage. It's purpcs IL 20 UNDER
minc tho popular control OF the municipal
Treasury. and deliver it into the hands Of
class of men who claim tn be the only tax
payers. as though the real taxpayers, in the
last resort. We're not the producers and toilcrs.
All but one Of the Republican Senators
voted for it. and all the Democratic Scna-
tors voted against it. The Democrats voted
thus when it was brought up by itself. We arc
surprised. however. 10 see that when. soon after
ward in the same evening. il was presented in
the Senate as n part OF the proposed body OF
constitutional amendments. sir Democratic Seii-
diOrs recOrdf II N,tW rOieS ui us JdrOr. They did
wrong. and they will find out In course OF time
that they did wrong. Better that all the consti
tutional amendments should be- defeated at tho
first stage OF their passage. and at
every stage than that this scheme Of disfran-
ch iscmcut should over become law. Better that
minor questions of policy should be postponed
than that they should be- acted upon ut the OK
peu-c Of a fundamental principle OF free gov
crumcnt. II was TO he expected that the dcgen-
criuc Republicans II tho pres nj day would -us-
tam this or any other scheme of disiranehisc-
ment. though they will certainly find il Discs
ttYus TO their own interests but that kind Of
thing will not doforthc in dependent d. moera ".
Wien tle scheme comes before the Assembly
III. Democrat, members must present solid
front of opposition t. il. Ifuny Of them are in
,el,tl into It's support. they will yet have oc-
paslDu lir rttuanfAuoa