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The Deadlock at Albany.

Gov. ROprSsoN seems to bc in a deadlock
with the Republican majority OF the Senate
ON the subject Of appointments 90 Office. This
has boon anticipated all wntor. The first
obstruction in the way of confirming his
nominations was tidci over by what looked
like u bargain. The Governor sent in the
name of MIR. SMYIu for superintendent Of tho
Insurance Department, and Of Judge SrUR-
ans for the Canal Appraiscrship. SMYTu
was a GRANT Republican. and had long boon
Postmaster at Albany. SruRGfs was an old
line Democrat, and had been nominated for
the Apprai-ership BY Gov. TtLpEN aud re-
ioctcd hy the Senate. One on two Democrats
were nominated at the sumo time for minor
places The combination pulled through.
In carly days this method of rccDnci ing po-
litical differences was called log rolling.
The Republicans in the Senate. having
shared in the fruits OF This combination,
hungcrcd for the good things to come They
did not suppose the Governor would nomi-
nate n Republican for the olico ~ Supcrin-
tcndcnt of Public Works. for he was to dis
place three Democratic Canal Commission
crs who would hold over until the Superin-
tcndcnt was confirmed. But it is known to
those in the councils of the Republicans that
they meant IL b. compensated in Excru-
tive patronage for their confirmation. But
when, I'm addition to nominating Gen Nc
CLELLhN for this influential place Gov
ROBINSON named cx-Licut.-G BEACH for
Superintendent of the Banking Department,
DIR. Flint for Health Oficcr, Mr.. BrARDsLpY
for Captain Of the Port in this city. and Mr.
GORDON for Port Warden NIL Democrats -
this proved too heavy a load for the Rcpubli-
can stomach of he Senate. II would not swal-
Iowa single man of the five. And there were
reasons for this conduct that will probably
suffice 80 quiet all pualms Of the Rcpubli-
can conscience. for these Offices are now
filled by Republicans, excepting that Of
Superintendent Of Public Works, which has
never been filled at ALL.
A deadlock between the Governor and the
Senate ON the subject of Executive appoint
mcnts IL not n novelty. Ever since the
present mode Of appointment existed IL has
occasionally occurred. The conflict has
sometimes ragged with great violence. Nj
SEWARD at one period stood firm until the
ballot boxes brought the majority OF the
Senate into political accord with himself
Mr.. TILDTN's nominations were pretty
generally rejected. Other Governors have
unlocked the dilemma by dividing patronage
with their opponents Tho canals suffer
for lack ~ Superintendent But for this
We should advise Gov. ROBINSON not Ia
yield an inch, but to wait and see IL next fall
the people will not send the Senate to his
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navy In pursuit OF the sna serpent reported to be
in south longitude or latitude or something"
am glad to explain to the learn ID MARINE"
said Mr.. Evarts. that the sea scrpont being Of
the nature Of myth and therefore not received
as evidence in courts of law is aliundc 10 the
subject under discussion and IA / will proceed
To show by a few passag 3 quoted from memory
from my remarks before tn Electoral -
But the eminent iursron4ult from New York
was talking TO empty chairs. with the cxccp-
ton Of that occupied by tho llrurt Bowed Down,
who still sat in a sort OF etupor. Tho de- facto
President wa rem Rowing tho moisture upon the
linen rag that cinctured his throbbing temples
The other momJcrs Of the Cabinet had scat
tered in this direction and in that. Honest John
sherman. ON the White House stops was saying
10 an Associated Press reporter.
Telegraph to tho country that a satisfactory
and harmonious meeting Of the Cabinet was
held this morning, and that The President and
his advisors arc u unit in their determination
to stand firm on the concilatory policy hereto.
fore indicated in these drspatches.'
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Il IL a-G-ss.a s,.Sss8 a. .E&l
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud,

Arrsidcnt who was not elected 10y the people having
t'tu iniulnraicd a Wt.liuslou through processes Of
Fraud, We call upon hone men o AN p,ruc. to rally To-
y,ul,r aud rol..iort crori os the core
rcuou 81 wron1 and for fhc punishment Of Sac
rtity 10 be- .norcci uron-h the ballot box
For this OUTRAGE upon The right o scr Government TIC
Republican p,ts and It's ,noscn managers are primarily
Responsible =, the mc' who have taken office through
ku means ami who are actual, exercising the power
OF the Government unon such authority scarcely less
guilty than they who conceived and executed this unYar
n,lcod political svinde.
Tho Fraudulent President and his advisers having mn
ne taken To forsakc the ancient ways the Republican
party and having invited Democrat and former Rcbc
TO occupy the most important offices IN the Cah
net propose TO d,hnuch the honest public sentiment
H. Soutn by the b.owai of office, and By enormous
sysem Of Goscrnmrut subsidies railroads ami canals
hnim thus TO complete M corruption the work begun in
fraud A. the time with h, pocrincal prctcnc,s Of
r. iormns the civil service. they haticr thu vanity
Northern theorists % the cni that the great crime IN
which ti Administration isioundcd may be overlooked
and condon,d.
Arains, this complex scheme a. against the conspra
tors with whom 1t originated call upon the people 10
commence Immediately campaign ahkc morcilcss and
pcrunacious W. promise them that from beginning TO
The end THE st shan never be found aegar
In this holy crusade. and invite new recruit. irom
every quarter To ION IN the movement
To our old fri, nds and readers body about m ion
Of sou--thc same number A. the majority white ciu
zens who IN November last voted tor samuel ! rden
for Presiicntwe need only say that shall continue
hereafter, asin the past to contend Tor honesty
form. economy and justice in public affairs; and that
shall still enicavor 20 supply all who may consult
soumns with careful complete. aui trustworthy &C
counts Of current events ami every part the
world, while from Washington, especially reports
Will continue to be iuii accurate and fearless.
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Address TIlE Sun. New York city.
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THE DOG QUESTION.
a Piea In Uchnir OF the Fnithrni and Inteni.
gent Companion OF Man.

TO TfrH EDITOR or TIE SUN-Sr : Tho
doc, ouoetto, aonr, nov, f,irlv b,ror, tho roo-
w., - =. 80 ,'..i',. -, wy.
pic upg lShWlnhnl' hhlnhi-h D'lt'r wit m
orl,n Thou,,h du,,b thoa, nrin,,ls cr.i,,.
-. ,' v'"' '''' "".i""'' '"''"'
Ulcms'lNrs " nclr mHt'rS AMI frequently OK
hibit an affection almost llkA that Of n child
Dooa Too havn hal t,oir d,f,,1,rs ov,n o,,
a.. J,rii H., ,,r,,,, A. i,,,, 80, ,,, ~ n ~ ~
lsni m EmlnnL ,h VA NIL, roy, ~,
Ninib n1i,,',,t y ~ ~ ,, M u s y i.i'
nn,r"rn r tbr u ~ ~ ,,,,,., r. y, ,',h, III, IL
do,ss nnd =, a a,,o,,,n, ,' ~ n !. ,,,i ~ W.,
Srhin.sa Nntns nn u,,,i. -h,l 10 ts.-
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arr,r, i ~ NJ ,ht I ~ III iig,y ~ ~
,s,l,cd ma ,ho t.,in,or bfr, ,h u, u!
inn,,,s.t was linn tbn c,i1n Il ,yas rn,nost''I i
H. ran,ajn ~ IN Y,is ~, ~ ,,pioi, IT, n
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The british Army.


II appears from the general annual return
Of The British army Tor the year 1879 that ile
elective strength of the regular army on the 1st
OF January ia thai year W,,s iN6.432 all arms.
and on tho LIST Of December 1919. The Nv
crag" strength du'ing the wear WIS lsi 500.
composed IL follows. Household CayHry, / .2S2 :
cavalry Of the line, l6.ll2' l.pval Horse Auil-
lcry. 552O Royal Artillery. y .7O2 ROYAL En-
gne'rs. 5Gi7; foot guards 555D; infantry Of
the line. lij.3i7 Colonial Corps. 229s: Army
; 'rvice Corps. 3uJ2. Army Hospital Corl-
2n The averar. .strcnsih. 40 home wH-
~ 1913. and abroad. ~ i7G. or this latier NUM-
Der 63.lOj were in lndh The total num,,r of
80 'ru & WAC passed into the service Was l. .37j
eN 'lusiNc Of those enlisted for the colonial
corps AMI others tai-.l abroad The number
OF d'seu 'on- wa- 4371. Nh. number who re
10 mel nom dcs"riion No l.Jll, and the net
loss from 4 s"ri ON wi.s 2.i29.
The ultiun.lites Of the non eemmi ss ioned
on ers AMI mcn on tho same datn were rs FOL
lows; Eugnsh. llS.12l; Scotch. l3Sls: Irish
3l3JG: Foreigners, 2.jO3; not report 1t. AS
Their religions d nnminations were: Church
Of England. lli;li3 presuyterian. 1896 o her
l,rut 'stlnts, GIL; Roman Catholics 1854 Z.
Mohlmmo'inn-, Ii nloOs J 'ws. a.. 1871: nuf
reported. ,j1l A. 70 edu ut.onM acquirn-
monts. "29i could nrith"r rad nor write; s03j
could ad. hni not writ, t1.3ii could only rcii
an writ; 1ltIl W'r' b ter educated: and
l,jyl are drs ribbed .i- moi reported"
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Rc-Thrashing the Thrashed straw.

The President of the United states whom
We have called, by courtesy President a.
f,to, tut who seems, in reality. only t. be
President Il nomiae, can invent no better cx-
ousc for his inierision than desire 10 send
Mr.. WILLIAM \. WHEELER and others down
South u report on the condition Of affairs.
How ridiculous Has not Mr.. WHEELEi.
boon there and reported already What Is
the Use OF hie going againt
Have 40 only It hollow skull on The shoul-
Hcfe oi the man in the White House,
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Ices than those of the Forty third estimating the
probable army appropriation at the extra rston At CO.
UrOD for a force o 2uUO men, as II was likely 10 be-
Scvcnty-two millions saved by the stur-
dy frugnlty 81 the lower House against
the strenuous opposition Of the Senate and
the Executive, and that in two sessions,
constitutes claim TO public confidence
which cannot he IGNORED. 1t is not too much
to say TINT. but for Mr.. RANDALL, this
claim could not have been made by his
paTty.
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To THE EplroR OF Tue SuN Nu; In -imp.
insii,e io - Treasurer lu.h Runeits % Richmond
county de,uc to state tat many cd The report, hu- iat
offered Tor publication have been cS parn rho public
~ ~ soon DC ln po,f,un al ur trun o. {. iu hi 'a-,
Nhfh II VIII r'ulN ho midc apparent tlN whNt"Ntrdt
Tie neA rNi., IN his accounts with the county u- Drr
NDh' rfniWtN Mn h. adequate 10 MAKE af~i iiI. Pen
s'unN without AuA demand upon his sufVt,s Of tli-
lis nirlvs are wDl -at-i 4. AMI Sir NJ kuhtrt- d, d
e;nin to demonstrate THIS fact 10 the pdhhr
iAxrANfR
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In introducing Col. INGrRsofI nj his Gin
nau I'm Attorney General Tar iurtf .nfali. aid
Speaking oi him.el mat he had iunr hi mission IA
pubic lite. and had come nome to stay
Good by. Grandfather TAFT Your mission
IN public lie II indeed done. and ~ IT was a
worry disgraccful ono. the country can we'll
aft ri To- spare You. Y'' HAYES has bocn un-
grateful. for TAFT contributed much to his
fraudnlnni olc-tinn.
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Tho attempt to procure the passage OF n
bill through our Legislature authorizing tho
sale OF lager bccr on Sundays IL aurc to fail.
Tho sentiment Of the religious people of tho
state IL against the bill As Il matter Of fact, the
Sunday sale Of this beverage IL carried ON very
extensively ia this city. Thcrc are restrictions
upon II. and 'cusiOnally the police are instruct
oil TO make temporary and noisy of rt 10 pro-
v'nt it. But the foaming draught can bo hal at
hundreds Of places any Sunday by those who
desire IT,
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The prolongaton OF the armistirc between
Montenegro and Turkey has prevented for the
moment the renewal of hoetiitics 10y which the
situation would have boon very much compl-
Gated. In all things the Prince ~ Montenegro
follows the viii Of the Car. to whom he has
during the past year been peculiarly acr-
viccnble and whether he is required
to mako war, to procure an armistcc.
to negotiate for peace. or 10 present
demands that may bo changed according IN
circumstances. hc is always ready to obey. He
accepted an arnisti 20 when Hussia desired the
Constantnopic Conferences; his recent on
tr,Nugani demands upon Turkey were in a.
cordancc with Russias mcna"cs; and his
pres 'nt agreement to postpone the resumption
of hostilitos is in kecpingw,th Russia's attempt
70 Va urc the acceptance ol the now protocol by
thr Western powers.
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alarm bell when there Is no actual reason
for It,
For the present. the temporal power OF
the Pope is dead and buried and any at
tempt Mt ite revival Is out of the question.
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The CAMERON elan have the Pennsylvania
Leg siaturc under such admirable discipline
that Int one Republican voted against Don for
senator The aged SIMON was on hand 10 wit
ness the now triumph Of his peculiar methods
and To reioiee that they served his son ~ we'll
~ they hal 80 often served him. The youn.
man WIS happy. and Toasted his faithful toll
lowers hut sti the whole affair ie disgracc.
even t. the State Of Pennsylvania
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The slate Senate has passed. the bill au-
thori2ng the election of women a. school trus-
toes. Experience IN England and elsewhere
proves that women are well adapted Tor this
work. and they certainly have very keen in
tsrost in the subject of the eduD alton OF the
Young
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nected with the worst OF the numerous develop
ments OF iobbery and official fraud that have
been made on the Pacific coast. What his own
feelings in regard TO q reelection may be. how
ever, is Of little consequence for tho next Logis-
lature will doubtless be Democratic, unless the
frauds OF last November arc exceeded, and
there Is nothing lkcly 10 contribute moro
cfrectually ~ the achievement Of n Democratic
victory than the disgust which has been in
eIired by SARnrNT's nornloions conluN
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The German delegation who called on
HArTs on Tuesday. 10 road 10 him nattnrin 2
resolutions. do not represent their countrymon
in the United Sili's. Tor the majority of these
very dosrable citizens dot II and dcnounce the
methods 10y which HAYES gained the Prcsidcn-
cy and the appointment Of the compla'sant
CARL S,'aUlD docs not change their sntlmcn.s.
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RrDrIELD figures out that il garfield should
live ~ lui. Sfyo~ CANfRON h4 3D. aud l rock 4
o The ~ n-c rlht along. che wiu have -fNVd twtut,
thnc terms. Orf'rti in years 90" hss. f'tr
Yes. and II he should get brihc of g. oni
cash for every Jou that II brought b.fprr the
House. a. he did from the DIS GoLYEH psing
lou be- might make a MILTON dollars a year. or
ioriy-sN millions ia hi- Who'll term. hand
som, lOr;anc for a Chr.stlan Stat, -man.
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A CfBTNET MEETING.

m,Nor "'" mum pra'h WORK peiote we CAM 10
""s"'hRoh' know Ns woarihg on you ior
sec ohuhIe """"y' iou irrlu'nuy pross
your n''i'u 10 your loreho'n' fou leave your
h'T' Rliss ul sWecWh'u mix ana water almost
uhids"'u ~ pivaNlst fou no longer take de-
llsh' IN INC 'uhp ehI sanpols oil SOU IL. anu
f"hhy bur'hatu Hayes Oh sunday had TO
soma ulre' tlmcs 10 got you away from that hoh-
or ihSersoll 10 20 TO chutch Win me ana un
ohilufon' NO. huthoriorh' am not docoivod.
You faro no longer the samo pop-y- wopey that
you Were NJ Columbus.
Neoo' repeated Mr. Hayes STORMY. put
me cha'is around the tloie at once. Aunrs ot
S'ae brook no decay. nave no plticn,o with
womanlsh ianeics, ahd nc strobe modify out
OIL INC room.
Ana, Ncbo, SAID KIND Mrs. Hayes, be sure
ana put a SOFT oasy chair out OF the draught for
poor Mr. S-huf1 He has soon 40 many vicssi-
tudos.' Then Mrs. lIaycs's thoughts returned
10 the growing intimacy bstwscn her husband
and The wicked Bob lngcrsoll, and eho sighed
az shc resumed her cndcavors TO effect com
promis 'atranEcment on the hrOtd'rt portion
OF Ru'horiord's black trousers 10y the introduc-
ton ot a piere ol whit cloih.
tie never would have told M 70 patch black
with white, she sally sail 10 herself, before
W, came mere "a washington.
e'nuVo iaole s"t IN the ch"'rs whieh the m'ld-
'N'' "'pp hnu p'''vd' in're sn' 'he eminent
Iur.s'onsuN IRON YORK IN one corner
% MS 'ha'r' WIN ms m'atr' nut mt'Ve lor'-
hiis,r Pi'Rs''u AGAINST nus muscular ch'n' iherr
H'' 'io ~'''" "'''i'o' Vi 'ie "'7l' "'S" t"h' INC
E"is ""i'lo"' =" ',' ''r'"' co"'S =" IOWA
mere s"' 'ne nr'h'-"ap'l~'u NAVIGATOR 90 inc
i""'"n' sous ihfIr raj the ny9''rious Deino-
,op"p', r"''Van Oh Duhhor hu'' ihere sat
nour7' 'ohh oner"ah' h's lHce glowing win all
.n' "u'n ana cantor 81 ia Nihis JUDAS
lh're' !" TWO chairs sat the new patent double
acton count. rp"isinS fostnhster-uencral from
I'hhhha' Ihere' IN "a solt 'asy chair out oi the
urauSht' sat the Heart Bowed Down, wondering
AT nis luiK in"rn a. might wonder tramp who
suddenly io"ni himself Installed welcome
guest IN Murray iill reception room. Therr.
Z" inc hr"d Oh th' Iipie sal the 7o-".lled frenl-
uen" Wilh wet handkerchief around his hoad,
looking very hlsSard ana very unhappy.
Gentlemen he SAID. amor long period OF
silence. the political situation has accustomed
me much Thought Instead OF tue excellent
physical h@.th which enjoyed when left the
western Reserve. you behold me- n crumbling
and Wondering Ruin. ! spink symboicaliy-
you understand, of course that speak symbol
really .
Il object" remarked the eminent iuriscon-
suit from New York object A. a member
ufthe Cabinet to the Introduction u symbolcal
anil allcgorical or n,urativr expressions into
the deliberations Of this body ~ calculated 10
prolong tho discussions ~ the Cabinet called
a Cabinet pr sumo on the hlrus a non hcenip
principle be ause It IL not Cabinet but as We
all can acc "a table covered with green flannel
and also sllculated to throw certain or unccr-
tain miasma of obs"urity around the argum mt Of
our learned brother that If Ia the President
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TT Il CWIIOU5 10 HUI 81 NnuHy NNOpIc WHO
are positively sure that they have seen
Mr OAKEl HALL since Friday last. A prisoner
in the Tombs named THOMAS. for whom Mr.
HALL was the lawyer, declares that he called
upon him ON Saturday and spoke to him about
hstrlal. Mr.. MUsRo ofChambors street declares
That he saw Nj HALL on Monday afternoon, and
tolls whcrc he WINS and how he looked. Then
thc architect SEXTON. who has known Mr. HAIL
for yours declares that he rode down town in u
street car with him on Tuesday evening, and
pointed him out 10 an acquaintance. 1.-THE next
one " our citi2cns who happens to soc MI.
HAIL anywhere will take the trouble 10 accom-
pany him to THE Sun oniec, the myst ry Of the
week will be solved.
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II sccms that CHRISTIAN HANSEN. lhc

II seems that CHRISTIAN HANSEN. the
tramp. who won the sympaihir- of many chart
anic people by secNluy an admission Ia state
pr'so IN order To save nims u rom starving
AMI whO declared inAt ne W,ls a burglar. lately
rcctH'd from an ohio peuteuutry, lied ia thai
pretended confession. H. says ne mad, nm
self out n great criminal. thinking that 30 hc
would the surcr win sympathy. We hope il IL
true that hc desires Ia amend hs hfe bui ~
has begun badly i'm his rcf0ruatory stops by
plHying the part OF fraud.
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Tho Dual Government, which began in the
Post O1lcc Department, is progressing. It
has now reached the Cabinet, beyond all
question The Cabinet ID dN idcd into two
antigonistic forces the old Abolition, or
Republican element, and the Rebel element.
Mr.. HAYES the President, thinks he has n
mind " his own, but docs not know what II
H. Tho fate of his prototype, who halted
between two loads Of hny, bids fair 10 bc his.
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The Varied View. OF B-oener co,ra>. .

.
Our opponents had their mouths nllcd
with snecrs about whit they called the bloody
shirt. He did not come here to wave any
bloody shirt ut all His hanner-under which
he mar he'd to tho good old music of the Union
that inspired our soldiers when they put down
tho SputNrrn Democratic rebellion wis the
Stars and Stripes grcat cheerincl bloody per-
hans with the prccons blood of brave bows
Shot down toy the rnb'l officers who have h"on
givng us such Il revival of their old prinripl' :
AZ " t.h ngt1n TN, session. Cheers Tint
grnn | od hnnn r had been the bloody windinn-
shoot Of niany pIriot dvin~ from rrbol bull
lets. ant w can only Dn faithful To- their lives
amt Deaths. the's sun arngr aud sacrifices. hy
r''in"nih RING that ~" m IA who murdered them
tor tn.r pntriot sn shall not hr the future Cab
ia # W 20 II ms Foreign Ministers and OH rcrs
a. the nntOn they suDvf 80 Indignantly TO
dHsiroy INT irw years ago. lCherrs, and Il
voice, MOI II our vol ~ ran help it.''l
Pom ~. r. If,fr,.l ei1 clapego T,3uA. 7otr
regard Dir. HAYES M a good man. H. is not
potirian, but ne rs the repres sntative OF my
teal Of a good Republican,. lie intends to do
what ~ right. and while nc may make some
~ stakes in start NJ ont. he will undoubtedly
conn" out all right IN tho end. I nm u,t pro-
pared b pnss Judgment upon his Cabin 4 n6mi-
nations. Ihey may be wise or UNIV -e. hut
heartily endorse his policy Ot cOnetliiu ION
toward the south. do not wish 90 b. quoted in
your paper, hut must conf 49, that Am heart
IN at.sil 4 Will Mr. Hayes and endorse his
Cabinet nominations.
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STAT" llrtDn 'sn forr", asscrls that lirtE. the
hollry murderer VINO was hanged in Boston
ur iuue ago. confessed to crimes which he had
not committed. among them 10 the killing ol
hmnolr lANpRlGAN. A man named THuMAs
'Nhii, BMnGhrs lover WIS arrested
Ton tho crime. and DISCHARGED l"r want
oi evidence. Alter irEhs conh,-sion
'AHIIL Was looAed upon ms n much injured
man. IA" prluoned the Legislature for Eo-
."n"ry a. ir,-- tor the HnnoyAu''~ which hn
h"" 'ndurI, AMI a committee WIS about Co
pa-- io'of1h'y upun his application when Gru.
SIrrnENsoN interviewed. It viii no. bee am
agreeable reflection for Bo-fluiauS that the read
perpetrators ot several atrooi0u~ crimes Ca
VIVA IA llfER confess "a may still he at lnrgr.
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IL is almost certain that the Mormon JOHN
u. Lre Of Utah VIII be shot 10 death to-day.
Tho crime for which he wilsulIrr was the mae
sa"rr, deliberate and promeditated Of I20 men.
women, and children. in Utah in 1851 Such
crime has but few parallels Yenge-
ancc is mine, | will repay saith Ia. Lord. "
il the inscription on the humble.
monument that marks the resting place # the
victims. Vengeance has now Al last come upon
tn" leader ion tho massacre, viii, several equally
guilty with LEE have so far cyaded arrest Tho
murdnrors ted upon the principl that dead
men tell no tales and left none alive who
were Intelligent enough IA be- able a. remember
the s'"nc. Bun such a secret could not be- kept:
the facts VI the massacre are kuowu in a general
way throughout Tho Union, aud the hand Of tho
law is cIoslng On lhn surviving oIiminNle.
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In what way shall the people EXPIRES their
prcferen'e-' And if they Go cxprcss them.
what security is thore that they will be- obcycd
until the Fraudulent party which stole tho Pres
iirncy from the man they elected II driven ia
Disgrace from power Z III. KEY. by the way.
was carly in denouncing this crime. bu, he hus
since been willing ~ Take a share OF the stolen
goods.