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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
Departures Last Ev-ai.x.

Mrs o stewart J stephens, Z T Stewart,
II N Dsggeti, W II Dickson, Al Holmes
and wife, Miss L seip, Jf Riley. fw
Noble. I q Mesiek. J N Miner. J Riley.
A c Dwelle. A II Williams, Mrs NJ c Hill
yer and daughter. Miss Lally. Miss Casey.
Mrs. McAuline. J y Brsni. Luth Bran,.
Thos Ewing. d Isases. l. c Parke, Mrs )
Henry. II ID Williams and wife. u Dey'
Mrs williams. G Derby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

Tho Ministry Of New South Wales has
resigned. Robertson will form another
Cabinet.
A Lahore dispatch says II 10 rumored
the Amesr entrsats for peace on any
terms.
II. d. Hood was killed by . circular
saw at Marion station. Oregon. yestsr.
day.
It is said the Gar proposes to sp-
point a collectively responsible cabinet.
A fatal case Of abortion has caused
great excitement In Oakland. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

IS~rEREsrISo Casa suit has boen
commenced in the District Court by
Duncan Mckay against the Western
Union Telegraph Company. for the re.
covery Of 81, 0i9 81. II seems that Mr..
Mckay. October IL. at l:l3 p. NJ. tele-
graphed Thomas Bell. his agent in San
Francisco. to sell $50 shares OF Mexican
stock which he then owned and which
were held for him by Mr.. Bell. The
message reached Mr.. Bell at 1886. Had
il reached him in time to make the sale
in the 2 o'clock Board the proceeds
would have been Sl7,333 90. The sale
Of the stock at 1 r. NJ. realized only
$751; sl 20. Mr.. Mckay asks the tsle-
graph company IT, pay the difference.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

NJ. L. winn was arrested on Broad
way. New York. yesterday. for being at
tired in fantastic garments and explain.
ing a new religion. The Court at once
released him on his promise not to offend
again. lie was one Of the "Argonauts'
in 1919. He made a fortune on the 20
cihc coast but lost 10 and Is now living ct
the Bowery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
A CASE.

One of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu. Of the man John y. Herman.
deg, residins In Salt Lake City, who Wa st
deaths door with that terrible disease Mars
mus; the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malady. when twenty.thres
bottles Of BRiSTOL'S BARSAPARlLLA and
thres phials Of BkisToLS PILLS made him .
we'll man. ly55 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
SOLID MRRrr WILL TILL.

For all the bitter opposition Of jealous rivals,
no better illustration could DO had OF this fact
than the immense sale already sttsined By the
great Throat snd Lang Remedy. Dr.. AUG.
Ksiser'r German Elixir. For the cure OF Coughs
and Bronchial Affections % 10 truly wonderful.
EVEN thore suffering nom Consumption In ID.
vaneed stages nnd great relief, and numbers Of
patients have found, 10 their delight, not only
relief, but cuRs. IL being perfectly harmless.
makes Il 81 onec popular with mothers. Who
Of all others have fell tbs necessity Of such .
Goat Of Arms, the facsimile signsture Of DR..
Aug. Kaiser. and has lis nams blown on every
IS cent bottle. A trial sire may BE- had al the
drug store Of ]. Jones, Jr.. for Is cents.
noll COW n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
Albanian Dema.d..

LONDON. Dec. l3.-Intelligencs is 70.
ceived at Vienna that the chief Albanian
league demands the incorporation Of oil
the Albanian districts as autonomous
provinces; that they intend to act on the
defensive; they have refused to aid the
Porte against the Macedonian insur.
gents; have promised to protect Podro.
gitza against Montenegro. and have ad-
yised the inhabitants OF Now Bazaar mot
to attack the Austian troops occupying
Bosnia.
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T.rribIe ExpIs.ios.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. l3.-An ex'
plosion Of nitro-slyc.rine and gun
powder occurred at the ST. Bernard coal
mines. darlington, Kentucky, to-day.
The shock was felt for miles. 4 train
Of mining cars and mules and negro
driver were blown TO atoms. No fur.
Their particulars are received.
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,,,.,.,. ,h,. ns-.i.s.

RIA Campbell. . Armstrong. W Austin.
W ! Hobart. N N Fredriek. Dick Ssgle.
n Herald. J NeLAin. A c Hamilton. Mrs
Hsrdwiek. Mrs Weir. A W Pray aud wife.
Mrs Chrisiy and sou. Q n Bonnemort. JR
Nugan. Mrs DidlemAn. W II Grey and
wife. W u Jenny, Mrs II Mercer, Charles
Palmer. J NJ Livingston. q II orlway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14


fled notice to W OF the Victoria
claim that he has expended on said
claim 81, 100, and demands OF the estate
Of James C~hurchman. deceased. SOL 40,
estate OF William Thompson. deceased.
q like amount. and also Of Jefferson
Thompson and John Thompson and
Mr. aud Mrs. William Psnix. and from
Mr.. and Mrs. j. James aud Edward
Shipton and NJ. Hickman. each the like
amount.
PERsoxAL.-H. NJ. Guild. representing
q. G.. Green. the widsly.known manu-.
iacturer OF Boschee's German Syrup.
August Flower and other valuable and
popular patent medicines, favored the
SEws Office with a call last evening. lie
appears to bea wide-awake business man
we should say the right man in the
right place. He leaves for Salt Lake on
this evenings train.
TRusrEEs.-M a formal meeting OF
the New Etna mine. Delaware District,
held at No. 20 South c street, Virginia.
tho following trustees were elected for
the ensuing year: George Bittengsr.
j. S. Callison, Ed. Mcdonald. Thomas
Williams and j. $. Hardwick. Presi.
dent. George Bittenger I; Vice President.
Ed. Mcdonald ; Treasurer. j. s. Hard.
wick Secretary. George q. Currie.
ELECTION OF OrricERs.-At a meeting
Of the CALIFORNIAN Club. held in Virginia
last evening. the following officers were
elected: Honored Chief, Alex. q. Nc
Kenzie; First Chieftain. ID. ii. Fraser;
Second Chisftain. Thomas Geddes; Third
Chieftain, d. J. Mclntosh; Treasurer.
j. G. Dunlop; warder. Murdoch Morri.
son; Dunniewassal. John Mcdonald.
GETTING BoLp.-Coyotes are said to
have become quite numerous and bold
in the northern suburbs OF Virginia. in
the vicinity OF the slaughter yards, since
the setting in Of the present sharp
weather. A few foxes are also ventur.
ing in from the n~eiRhboring hills. White
wildcats are all over whenever a chicken
house Is left unprotected.
FoREMAS or THE ALrA.-w. Lcaver
has been appointed foreman OF the Alta
mine to GIL the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF ID. n. jackson. Mr.
Leayer for q long time filed the position
Of timberman In the mine, aud il thor.
oushly competent to MI the place to
which he has been appointed.
DuPkE HAMs.-Cahen has just re.
ceived a supply OF the above delicious
hams. They are new, fresh and In fine
condition. No well conducted family
can afford to do without them. Try u
Of the famous Dupee hams.
The principal Office OF the bonanza
mines, at the Consolidated Virginia
works, is now In communication by tele-
phone with the c. & G. shaft, the Omega
mill. the ophir mine and the North Con-
solidated Virginia shaft.
PREPARATIONS are being made to sink
the c. & c. shaft q further depth OF 200
feet. This will give q total depth Of
about 2iOO feet. A bob.pit and tank
station are deing dug out IS feet below
the 2lO0 station.
CoLp.-Parties from the State Prison
say that the Thermometer stood at nine
degrees above zero this morning at that
institution.
PEoYrssoR srEw,nr will lecture for
the Liberal Society Of Virginia at Ma
tional Guard Hall Tomorrow night.
CuARLrs W. McCAnE has obtained Ii.
censs authorizing his marriage with
Mary Russell.
MAEr DRiscoLL has filed q declaration
of Homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
A RIxh..s.. IadEme.s,

wNros. n. c.. Dec. 14.-Samuel Ja-
cob and Ebert Gotling ~(colorsd) have
been sentenced to six years in the Psni.
tsntiary. having boon convicted OF rs.
sault and battery with intent TO kill
Marcus Williams (~colored). for voting
for ]. X. Ysates, Democratic nominee
for Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
O. II.

o. II. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hin, keeps constantly on hand al
fayorite brands Of Imported C.ssrr. oholee bit
cigars, all kiuds OF chewing tobacco. meer-
schsum pipes. school books and stationery Of
all descriptions, nns CUTLERY. and tors and fAncy
RoodS of ali kinds, ans %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
A VOICE FROM v A

From Virginia oitya poor sufferer. almost
devoured alive BY an ~ulcerous secret disease,
sends us his thanks and gratitude for his 10
medicines, Bristol's S~araparilla and Pills.
established for over forty yesrs. They have the
conndsnco OF both doctors and patients.
au1llm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
FATAL DRLAY.

II ia often the case that We sserines our iivss
by delaying the u.e Of proper remedies. few
hours lost Is often fatal 10 acute diseases,
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on 10 modification
and death. DO not DO guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use freely Brrol's ~sarpaparlia and Pills; IL
them you have safety and hcalth. oc16 cod In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

A little white plunger was sailing
around San Francisco bay yesterday
forenoon during q northerly wind aud a
chopping sea. When of blossom rock
she was seen to capsizs and her two &C.
cupants we're drowned. Their anne
have not yet been ascsrtained, but 1t is
supposed they were bound for saucslito.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
Aubt's EXAMINATION.
MORE OF THE RIGHT TO SEVEN
INSTANCE

No ssies Of ssseLs TO Correspsad
with shs Eatries on she Depssis
Tags OF J. y. Aude's Account
more About che fnlse Entries
aud the Altered Date.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
1T REMOVES WRINKLES

And soflsns the skin. The regular use OF Muir.
ray 4 L,nman's Florida Water q the toilet
tends 10 prevent and remove wrinkles, the soft
ne.s Of the skin produced by Il taking avay the
natural inclination Of the eutcls 10 form into
ridges and fufrovA. nos In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
A CARD.

To al who arc suffering from the srror and
indiscre,ions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you YARE o. cHAnoE.
This great remedy was discovered By . mission.
AIRY In south America. Send Q self-sddressed
envelope 10 tho REV. JOSEPH T. 1NHAN.
station ID, Bible House, New Sork City.
sc2O On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

AssrssNKSr.-An assessment OF VI
per share is levied by the Crown Point
Mining Company. delinquent on the
10Th Of January nsIt. See official no.
ties in our advertising columns to-day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

William Msrrick has been convicted OF
the murder Of his wife In indianapolis
and sentenced 10 bs hanged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

tOO Hamburg. I5c
THIS MORNING.
SIS oyhir. 40. 40S, 39A
$50 Mexican. 2sa. 2sS, 2sh
400 Gould a Curry. $, 81
i+0 Best 4 Bsleher. isk, ISL
1855 CaliforniA. i0s. i0h, iOs. iOs
$50 savage, 9h. 81. 10. 9's
$50 Con. Virginia. ~. ~, IN "
20 ChellAr- Potosi. -
As Hale A Norcross, iOS, iOa
$40 Crown Point. 4. 3 80
AIS Ysllo~ Jacket. i3s. i3N
$500 Imperial. Toe. Csc
20 kentuek.
80 Alpha. 9s,9
565 Belcher. T., 4 05
ls5 Confidence. ST., 81
725 Sierra Nevada. 80. t9S. t9k
100 Union Con-. 59s. 6o, 59k, 90
60 Utah. iik
40 Bullion. 4 so. 4 30. 4t.4O
5 Seq. Belcher, II
1905 EIcheausr, . 20. ~, 3 so. 3 s.. 3 20
7t0 Lady Bryan, ~. | 60
1920 Julia. 81, 50. 10. IL >, 32O' ~
81
20 overman. 10. o.
5t5 Justice. 4. %
IS Alta. 81. 81
$50 Caledonia. 2 10. AZ. 2 IS, 205,2
500 Silver Hill. ~, l 10
go Challenge. l 60
$40 New York. zoe, Csc
200 Occidental. 1
3i5 Lady Washington. l. 10
400 senator. zoe
200 Crown Point Ravine, Csc
200 DardAnelles,l
100 Kos-uth. i5c
20 Andes. 60c
800 Wells Fargo, 2jc
i3t5 Ward. zoe. 75c
500 Lsviathan. iOc
20 North Con. Virginia.
900 Trojan, 25c. SOC
so Benton.'3 40
100 Solid Silver. SOC
100 North Sierra Nevada. loo
1905 North Bonanza. l Is. IL, 10, i 20
10
it0 Meadow Valley. SOC
100 HAymo.d1 Ely. 10. i0a
$40 Eureka Con-. IS, 3is. "a, 3is
it0 Jackson, 7S.7
20 Belmont. i0c
i40 Leopard. I
10 Northern Belle. 81
W hAunAttAus -
lass Argenta. 2 90
175 Grand Prize. 81. So
SIS Navajo. ije. soc
$50 Cndependence, l ~, ! u
200 Belle Isle. zoe
800 Hillside. ~
900 Day. soc
eco Highbridgc. "a, 2 20
20 Paradise. 2
200 Real Del Monte. > 90
$40 Bodie. 10. liz. ex~-dividend liz
so Tioga. IL
200 summit. Ia. I 10
Is Red Cloud. IL
800 Bulwer. &c
Is Maybelle. SOC
so ~lielyidere. 75c
90 Champion. 25c
1000 Liberty. soc
800 Sitting Bull. SOC. Coo. 55e
80 South Bodie. i0c
lis Mono. 4. J %
SIS Con. Pacific. 2. 2 10. 2 o.
100 Dudley. I 10
so Martin White. ~
i95 Tiptop, IL, l -
800 Caledonia BLACK Hillsl. 1 40
$50 Giant and Old Age, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

A heavy snow storm is reported from
Missouri, Iowa aud Kansas,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
DON'T FRowN, ~ You CAN HELP IT,

but don's smile more than you srs obliged to
10 you have . mouthful Of discolored teeth. II
such 10 the case procure. and use ct least once
every day. delightful Soz0DoNr. which will
emove the ~unbecoming spots and spccts that
disnguru your teeth, render hem pssriy. white.
make The gums hard and rosy. Add impaft ira
GRANGE TO your breath. sOzuDONr, moreover,
no coyosivs acids or gritty particles.
Sold by druggists. dell In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
kEroRr.
San Boar
LAST EVENING.

LAST EVENING.
IS Meadow Valley 35c
$50 Raymond Il Ely. i0s, 10S, l0k
$40 Eureka Con-. ssh, 3jA
10 Jackson. s
$50. Belmont, 45c
30 Leopard. I 10
100 Manhattan, 4. ~
COS Grand Prize. Sa
6j0iArgenta, 8
SIS Navajo. +5c, SOC
$50 Star, SOC
$50 Belle Isle. SOC
$50 Endowment. 2Oc. i5c
$50 Independence. as. I 40
$50 Highbridge.'2 20. "A
400 Paradise. ? o.. 2. 2 10
$50 Albion. 2
1000 Liberty. COO
450 Modoc. Toe
255 Bodie. l3S. Is
40 Beehtel. 55c. Soc, Coo
$50 Tiogs, I co
l20'Summit. Ia
Is Bulwer. iG
$50 GoodshAw. soc
800 Oriental. SOC. 25c
500 MAybelle. zoe
so Bslvidere, SOC
100 Champion. 25c
1850 Sitting Bull. 6Oc. 5jc
$50 Booker. soc, CSC
900 south Standard. soc
100 Richer. 2jc
265 Mono, 3
ITO Con. Pacific. I 10.
4iO Dudley, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14

Gan mshs money f.sssr q worn ssr ~ sbss
y d anything elss. Capital NJ. inquired, We
VII starr you. 81 px day = hors nsds b
~ s.a i: s:,sssss.s 10 s ~. sse sss ss's M ~ s.:
sssss: TsUss b zsssssts -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-14
DIRT GOODS, ETC.
A.. A.. A.
ALTMARK'S
oNIsH HING
ATTRACTIONS
Defes Fifteen Cents Off!

T AIDES. DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELVES
l. 70 be h~unbusged. but come whers you can
buy piles IL the best and incest goods with but
. little MONEY. I Gill mention the prices of .
few ~aricles, and viii cell you from . NEEDLE
70 I L DRESS In proportion. I have In the
last ten days received
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-22

and here we may cite the experience oi tho
Boston university above mentioned. Frun
the FIRST. we ARE told, there has been NJ
difficulty or embarrassment ON account OF
the mixed classes in lis medical adjunct no
lecture or operation having bccn restricted
to either sex. or medical colleges for We
mon only. there are several whose upnOr-
tunitcs seem to he in considerable request.
The first institution " this Kind in the
world was founded Mt Boston in 1913, but the
precedent was followed two years after
ward in Philadelphia, while a third female
medical school was opened ut New Iorl.
in 1863, and another in the same city five
ycnrs later. The Consequence Is, that Will"
thirty years ago there was not n single
woman doctor in this country. the last census
reports upward Of five hundred, many of
these bcinl, professors in medical colleges
or holding public appointments. On the
other hand. our long-estabslcd and indie
pendent medical organizations are IA rcluc-
tant as their cuuntcrpafts in Edinburgh to
cuuutcnancc the professional aspirations Of
the iaircr sex. II Is true that the Pcnnsyl-
vana College of Dental Surgery give ac-
coss to women five years ago. and that its
facilities have been turned TO some account.
But the first woman admitted To member
ship in New York medical fraternity or
institution previously confined to men WAS
Doctor MARY GREEN. physician to the
Womcns Prison Association. To whom the
Mcdicu-Icsal Society was opened in 1871.
or the attention paid to the profession of
law 10y American women, we would only note
that lady candidates for admission to the
bar are Ivy no means nfrcqucnt. while the
application is freely granted in many Of the
States and Territories as. icr example. in
Iowa. Illinois, and Utah. We may add that
lady was appointed Justiccuf the Peace in
New hampshire not long ago. Finally. We
observe that women s."m 10 hc more will
uglv accepted as minister's of religion than
~. officers of the law. not less than sixty
scvca female preachers having been regis
tered in the last census. ON the whole. IL L.
plain enough from the data here collected.
that while the friends OF cp-cducatiom have
achieved n much loss sweeping triumph
here than IN Italy Sweden. and Holland. yet
American women have good ground to view
the progress already made with comrla-
ccncy, and may loOl, forward with confidence
to thorough equalization Of educational
and professional privileges at no very re-
mote date.
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own confcasirn. his own unbIushIng avowai
great netoniehm"nt throughout the state.
But nothing sccnla To surprise people any
more. They have got past expecting to 500
the right prevail.
Why j. this
We attribute the anomalous condition of
public feeling and public morals in Il great
degree to the hrnrrl Influence Of the first
introduction aud apparent success of fraud
in a Presidential election. The people have
seen man installed in the Office Of Prei-
dent who was not elected This was noto-
riuu-ly brought about by corrupt bargain
Jugs and criminal couspiracics. Why, then,
II President can bc created in defiance Of
law and justice, should any one be surprised
that mere Insurance Superintendent
should bc kept in by corrupt arrangements
i'm defiance ct law and justice; Indeed, why
should any one hc surprised Mt anything
Will day OF reckoning ever Gomez
We fully and firmly believe it will. We
believe that senators who corruptly or I'M
der dlctatiOn vote for the acquttal of SMYrH,
will find when their names come M for re-
election that they have at the same time
been voting for their own conviction and
condemnation.
Take notice and mark well The matter of
SMYrH, Insurance Superintendent. IN Mc crcRt
Of his ucYuiiiH. wH not caW there. for oHy Of
III, parii,s copcc,pcd. It is not safe for the
state that that Office should be run any
longer as it ha- been.
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Tire iirmncss and the consistency Of the
i,nasrnf Representatives will soon hc t"st-
,i. when the Conference COMMITTEE" tn which
iur West Point ill has been referred SHALL
resort Every reform and rctlcurhmont
proposed hy the House. no matter how nee
c-slr, OF reasonable il resisted 10y the cX-
tra-agant and reckless majority in the sen
ate Partisan interests. personal Interests,
EirS interests, and speculative interests, al
ways uillcr one prctcXt OF annth"r stand IN
the wNyol economy. The combinations in
that comparatively small body are easily
formed. and they are not confined 10 one
side.
The purse strings are held by tho llous"
ms the immediate representative Of the poo
pie and of their wants, ami If the majority
there will stand resolute with half the spirit
of the Senate, every mcasureran bc carried.
The West Point bill. "a it passed the House,
is liberal, and fully up toall the needs of that
institution, even ON the enlarged scale of
expenditure which is now tolerated. In the
opinion of many members, it might have
been considerably reduced and with adyan-
tagc to the primary objects of the Acdd-
emy.
Every itom Of tho estimates which the
House refused to adopt has been Inserted 10y
the Senate, in II spirit of contcnptuous de-
fanco of the discussion and the votes there
and with a view of eXtOrting concessions hy
means OF the Conference Committee. 1t re-
mains to hr secn whether this attempt AT
coercion viii succeed. All this description
a legislation by which six men are plHcti-
caily clothed with the powers Of Congress =, j.
offensive and often corrupt When appllco
70 measures Of reform like this, it ought I,
he resisted at any cost Of present convcn
icucc.
Tlr I-,nc cannot be- i'ncd too soon or To-,
t'r.alt. ~ The last Congress the ~onHt,
pres 'ut,d reduction et tou or morr mil
J. ~ Of appropriations, which the Hon.
lad pressed. upon fdi.oallesatiun,u i certain
injury to tine public service, since proved t,
liaye been utrrly destitute OF the lra,'
lr-i-, and made at the time only To- protcc
u.r preserve Siariny abuses. That "Nr'
i..r E., pul oi instruction npw, and 'a'
t..i.rN 70 la3 I'D its duiyii ii consents e
ouopinmi.n hy Whch podigal cNl"u
Gua,o- ng' kept up as they hnF" been. l."
this hill aud other supply bills 20 by in
hoard, unless the suffering condition of TN
country is considered in passing them.
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Now. IL IL almost absolutely certain that in
the ordinary condition Of parties in NV
York and Rruohlvn, two ~ these new MEM
hers would have bonn Republicans. H.
therefore, four districts in the interior that
usually go Republican had been abandoned
to furnish the four for our metropolitan
cities. still the net loss to the Republicans
in the Assembly would have been at the ut
most only two.
To obtain these two members Of the As
scnbly. the Republicans place II stigma upon
their party that will adhere to it Till they
have washed the stain away by honestly
aprortiOning the State under the census Of
1875 I'm the mean time, whenever the Re-
ruiicans, by n close vote, carry a party
measure through the Senate and Assembly
or pass stringent laws concerning Now York
and Brooklyn, or levy oncrous taxes upon
the people, or elect Senators in Congress,
they will he branded as rotten borough
party which acquired the ability to do
these things by rohhing n large por-
ton Of their fellow citizens Of the right Of
representation. Their measures will have
no hold upon the public conscience, while
the Senators in Congress whom They elect
will bc regarded ms having obtained exalted
station from legislative body which stole
the power to confer it upon them.
Would not this be- n costly price to pay
for two Assemblymcn
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From Hayes To Sm,ih E,il Effects of II
had Example.

II is oi"nly given out that Mr. SMYru the
IiNNI"hr' superintendent, now on trial be-
lore lho o'nntc at AlhanY, will bc acquitted,
bhch u report, IN the fac" Of the ovcrwhelm-
lug evidence against him, In the face OF his
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BY passing the ALvoRp Apportionmcnt
h,h the Republicans will commit n needles,
bluudor, n we'll n, pcrp"trair an inrNnu-;-
Tie wrong They Wi, d. their WWy ~ tho
''tnina great deal more harm shan good hv
this measure. For example, they refuse TO
give to New York and Kings fuIr members
Of the Assembly that clearly belong to them.