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resided IN San Francisco, I.eaycnworll, md St.
lr1it, a,lta of the men WIN nave buttt ,tp tcEc
greet eltics, assrft TINT not unc In fifty wns n
native Of The. place. Al, or substantially al,
were Garnet f-tarpers, !. L., enligrants from all
Earta oil Tho world, many Of them from tho
Our suprcu,c Court, Congress, au1 our most
prominent n'hl lntclcctunl men, now hai
their birth.
Let thc ctnfRrant to Georgia feel nni1 rcaltzo
TINT his l'1'afncss nnf social position
RESULT FROM Ills OWN INDUSTRY,
h!s merits, ntl hts virtues, unl not from the nc.
claebtnl place Of his 0irtlI, nl1 soon The great
advantages u climate, soil, minerals, timber,
ctc., ETC., wilt fill up your country, and mako
Atlanth one Of the most prospcrDis, beautiful,
n''Il ottracttyc ct!cs, not aIuno of The South,
nut OF the WlOlo Continual, I'm er,l which de-
slrc quite As much A. you t1n.
Unr nation llan pnaseE It's infancy With the
usual diseases pcc,lliar to that period OF life,
anu now. III lis second century, It cntcra uii
It's epoch OF cllldh0u1. III thfs got1, n younger
man, have more at stake than l.. bug Of yos&
to look ahcai, nnd mt behind, nnli to Gu
cotraKs hF Wurd nrti example every effort to
itnke tieorgta thr contcntc,t hornc of Q, ,tO, ,0Oo
Or ,0V,0 GU at Industrious and vlrtnotls people.
For YOUR tcrEonal courtesy to nc on nv re-
cent visit give Iou hearty thinks. anil will IN
my return to Washington hu most happy tn
hear from you further on Tits md Kindred sub
Iccts' With respect, your 1ricn't.,
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their language, manners. np,l customs. ,sss d. a
native hirnlcf. lie hal sesvtl for years rs In
terpr+ter on my required Frazitu fhrn,gl, an
extensive distrct aHt amnng MANY Tribes. lie
heenIcd, in spite OF t'n loss ui his son, fo have
hcornc'l The idea TINT tho blarks woultl tIt, any
thing agatnht him. 1t IL stated Tint he wis
warnta MT to III On shore, and That no should
keep atrfct watch. Both cautIons secm 10
hive bern neglected. The 1anpntat!e !a:t re-
mains 10 be tD1'l ttmt. TIC cspertetl pruyt.iotl4
not arriving, search was made, ami at ;im mouth.
of the 1o.n River one nl'laucti boat was fuut,Ii.
as nlsn wegr traces OF a sanyuinarv light cy'-
hcTlce by broken oars, With natives hair oslllr1-
Ing On The borders Of tfc river, h!t!,tc., sway
In the scruf,, were found prnylsrls, munitions,
nnt siE native basKcts filled with frrshJy-tyrr,i
human flesh, from which tue bn'rs were cx-
trNcte'l; also the heads on poles Twn thousand
rolislls uf Chasscpot rifle nrtrilgcs fell into tic
rebcls' t'anIs, md these they cmloyed nyait,st
tie boata Of tic war steamer l.atnu.fc 1'i1nct,
a. they were searching The river IN the 18th. 4
grcat many shots wrro titeh bv thu. kana;s I,.l-
Ing IN the tnai1Qroyes which fringe tl,e rivers in
New Caledonia. The boats wrre struck by t3ys
ba!le, hnt no one Was Injured. The sailors could
only rcpv by blind shots, Us Il wcrc; for Il {.
imttmsiLfc for nny hut tho barcfootcj, prlle
savage 10 more through these tnanuroyu
swamps, inftstcp among tl,c snakvlfkr ro,ts of
which Involves sinking 10 the neck, or deeper In
lnuu.H
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To fhs kdttoF " TIE Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10,-air. Curtls, !p the last tssuc
Of MirYer's Ifaky speaks ot tlo message Ut
Prcslleut ftayea u tile senatc, communicating
reasons for tho removal OF Arthur uMtl Cosucll,
aml the consideration Ut "tl,eIr adequacy" by
Senators ~ "a new precedent" liz Is tn error
In thiA. When Juhn Adams renon,!nateL tl,nt
gallant Revolutionary soldier, Arthur st. CIa!r.
~ Guycs1oF Of the territory northwest OF tho
Ohio, III 1Spl, he sent with his nlcssaau "paprts
for and against tho disappointment" MIL thu
cnln1nittcu tn whom ihrv Wero referred made
vcEy rarciul investigation. The result
ans favorable rcpnrt by tl.e con,-
mfttee. md tlle confirmation Of liz,
appointment by the sclafe. notwithstanding
the bitterness u party feeling at lhat tl,ne u,
tl,c Intriguing OF tic friends Of Jefferson iticn
rrcalainy In ll.e Senatc AMI ia few days tn
tetuInc PrtstlcHt) To prevent the confirmation.
But the important fact rcmafns tllut REASONS Tor
AMI objections to, The rtappotHtment xeru laid
before ilc Sunate utIl wcru duly rollstLrso,t, Us
IN the casa Ut Collector Merritt. hayu several
letters 0f SeAatnrs, sleu!hers Ut thn Senate IN
lSOl. giving particulars Ut tho cuutcAt,
Tl1e obicrl ii this liUlc Is merely to sst Mr.
Curtis right In tnatter OF political history, md
nut to rxlrcas uny oplIlon Oil tlle merits OF Tho
"ncw prreedcut," ~ discussed III Hay1xr's
Hte4y. WILLIAM HENRY SMITu.
, 1879-02-11

TRnY, N. r., Fch. U.-The residents Of Fort
Edward nru excited dycr ihe casu Ut Miss An,lte
Carter. which has. thus far, uylurrd phenomenal
fcaturts. Lust Friday evening size wits nttcllil-
iK social cntoEtain,lcht, ant!, hurlhg The 5rs-
tivtt1ed, wus exceedingly ytyacinlis, md up;,ar-
tnity Ia exce'rnt health aml tetaper,.tnrtt.
Suddenly te lady tell 10 The door sui
icrluy from iii evident faint. A physician
was called au1 pronounced her dead
from heart disease, aid preparations wcfc ut
once commenced for Tic funcral nn,l tntcrtncut.
u was Noticed that Tho body retained health
tul hue, The checks showed traccs of guloF, u.d
tho Hesli loukea tile sat1o rs when shu was
alive. :rte b11y also continued war,n, and tho
limbs fltztttc, aud the MUSCLES showed only q
slight rig1.i!ty. Tlle funeral arrangements
weEo postponed. Several physicians ltays
consulted On. tho ease, but arc unublu
TO decide whether the lady Is dead or IN .
trance. 6Au las been In thu same to1l-
littun duHnR Que week. There La 10 pulsa.
tlon oF heartbeat pcrceptfhlet neither does tlp
scleiitffc npparatua Indicate blood-hest te.Il-
pcratuse about tho body. The flesh wlacn p!nchcd
clanges color, but rrturus to the ta.nu slIale a.
that u well person. Thousands III people
from tic surrounding districts haye yislte,t tllu
premises, ana the Interest u great In tho case.
'fhe funeral has been sct down for Sunday, ul-
less the young lady shall eytnce Ronle siuus Of
animation. 1t has been ssserted by her rela-
ilycs that Miss CaTtcr taa frequently expressed
frars Ut : pEssuAturs burtsl aud intcrulrut be.
fOfH death.
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tl1c public press have et their fares against MI
Gn"l or reIorfn lkcat.sc bt tarnDt. through
MA own MEANS perform a miracle. Christian,
people sondenn the du!iv papers, and nccuso
them 6! ht1nportlnE tEfldci.:y: ,lIrv say 1t Il
true They show rrrtatn respect for religion
nnh religious people by t|,c notice .hev ctYc OF
tho different cnterHr!scs of tic Christian com.
nunits. Lnt at heart md through ti,e avenue of
t'ntr rapprs They are rotrtlcntn!uY every psintt.
pie tnlcn!ated to make nation prosperous nnl
happy which true p!ety anil tho fear Ut {}od
aMnr can 10. II sslrh ART ttlr true facts, aml /
believed IL, ! wnuId set VII ,t,c pnwer If my
mind. united Will ultr<, 10 mt down gl,rh ui.
pcrs 10 tic depth they rose fronn. i confess /
have not probably heard alt the surtni.cs. SUE
testtor., ETC., since alr. i'"ntccoss came among
lis. but ''avo heard enough to st,ow me that
some nf ta,r rlcrgymcn tlink Lhicagn too
wicked to irc IT.. II this Is SO, my opinion Is
thIH T. 1uss thu place fur them. Christ came
Int" this world mt 10 tail the righteous, but
FlntrrA. to repentance" Let these cEcrgfmen
who talk In thts way tsonsler on this, uni ask
themselves II they have not enough OF nlt
Alhm yet ieft IN t|lc,n I" prefer IT. 10 where
They cah havc goot sa!iry a"H an tn.y tpv,
4UMMUA kEHsE.
, 1879-02-11

10 the Editor Of Tie 7trtbun&
DETio1r, Mich., Feb. 8.-We, people Of De-
tEoft, who have Invested money tu Chicngu, ull.
miFc the tonc Of your articles regarding re-
trrnchincnts III expenditures. The County
Commissioners ought to set an example. Taxes
have been so high tlMt In many cases We begun
tn feel tMt everything was lost, till within tl,e
last two years real estate began to look better,
and We now begin to "hupc." II the good peo-
pie Ut Chicago will taku FnE TR1HuhE's udvice,
aud atlhrte 10 economy, not only VIII Detroit
people but Eastern a,ul Canadian peopbn
feet Pafe In their Investments. It IL All ack1owf-
edged fact that Yor papcr as io1laencct. many Ut
e to puk our money into Chicago property; wu
are now trying tu Keep whit We have got theru
ala krcp ilr taxes vi. Wu dun't understand,
ilr, ninl yet liz pr''pcfty b. otlrreI at less
t,in' one'tllir'l what II wnA In 161.-'2. Arc tbs
tnwn oterrs honest, or nEc they tlltcVcs anil
lnt.lMus polEttrtana gcrrciOanlcFihg tpr snoiIst
Perhaps they read nothing hut tflu Chicago
1iM*f. Respectfully, ALNKnr MoRnls.
, 1879-02-11

~ Of freight which is beinx han1eH gives la'N,r-
era fnir ehnnee inr work. md curing this wcrk
Hnmtcra o! the&e men t,ayc bceM csnutns Ell day
nfh1 night tn meet the emergency. Mnnnfactur.
Ing facilities have notably furrrascd III I'M city
this aenson. In the linen, collar nnl cuff. rnt-
fling n,n larc goods business thrrc has been IN
enormous ft,urease OF manufacture of recent
years.. anil thousands Of hannts have l,ccn pro-
vIlctl With work thereby, Ncw York is rapidly
attracting to ttsnlf mannfactorie. whcf, for,ncr-
" were cot.tIne1 almost exclusively 10 tntIying
tUwns. Mechanics, ino. look forward hope fully
10 the ultimate benefit whIrl1 the elevated rail-
roads will bring to their various crafts md It is
believed thai the prospective movement of
downtown residents to the upper sections of
tho city will sltnulaso oil branches of tnccllat,-
ieaf frntfe
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n the t:stftnr NJ Thf Tribune.
CHIcAno, Feb. 10.-1 extend Tic rtght-horl
Of fellowship to "SunJay -Schuol Graduate a" Il,
yesterdays TRIBUNE. Let others speak ,.,,,l cx-
pose tl'e falachoods daily taught our children.
NOTICED yesterday petitions goln1 souutt in
the churches praying tint lluuor-salaCns a.d
t!scatrcs be closed on Sunday. Why will our
brothers In the churcl, still contuu 10 slu1llcr
The tltatrcs by sucf association Of their i,a.es
As ]artler II. ". Dvecticr puts It. us It nut
tIfno this war OF the Church OIL tlln tllratres
were etonprd1" believe II wo had ten thea.
trcs wllera we now have one. ulnl they we're ali
1rcc us the church Is now md all open on SuI,-
'say, 1t would bo bctter for the 1nurns n1 high
tst EDo.i III tic prot,le.
l!lcn let tle lessons OF the Old Testament bo
drnnlaszc1. Put them on the slngc, nlll let HE
world ece how they look III real life, n,nl doubt
II even Wicked Chicago would tpieratc them,
even on weekdays. 4 Cliuncll GRADUATE.
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CHICAGO, Feb. t0.-I'he writer las for so,nc
ycors past observed the necessity Tor General
Laku Doard Of Trade, and desires to catl tI,e nt-
tentTon Of the Chicago merchants to the pro-
prictv Of ,ayiug tho Chamber OF Commerce
unite In some manner with The noarls OF Trade
Of the other Iako cities In forming grnesni NIX!
permanent organization tn lUuk alter, foster,
Hnd protect The lake transportation interests at
!usge There are mhny questions deeply aifc,t-
Ing these that could bp watched nlul discussed
BY a hofy " merchants representing all the
cs.cs. wMcll c,,,lhl be Ut ltte Importance 10 tlr
slngle Buartls Of rrndc. In tlc navigation laws
ut present ar1 inat,y evils that E,arA like this
could intellfgcntlr criticize, all, by securing the
et,"pperMtnn ol MI Icrso1Is Interested yet turn
repealed or rur'cttedt while 1t would also be Of
nreut tIsc fn getting tic Gencral Government Il,
tnakr improvements that the commerce 0I nit
TIL: lakeA Is Interested III having uunc but which
are now nerlccted OF tl,e principle tlnt EVERY
Ipdy's business IL III ONES affair. Viii our
lake.shlppGrs and vcssu,-owncrs Look Into tbis1
They will lnd It to their advantage.
STEAMBOAT MAN,
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CHICAGO, Feb. t0.--Ta Ms President and n;
rfctors Of he Ehieago Hoard or Trade: Tie
recent action of tho BuarIt In relation 10 the
admission III clerks on Change demand your
serious attention. Tfs action Is unLcrstotnl 10
lr prutnDtca by the brokerage nnt1 t.Ie sralpinE
Interest. 1t IL oi'r'se'l by tm receiving interest,
WIN are largely dependent Upon clerks for lin:
trausactiOn Of their husirces. An important
question 10 he determined Is, which iutcrest
should be deferred TO-. What Will be tho elect
0t tle business OF the Board OF tl.ts nctiDni
The rcrcisIn. inirrest Is what has given TN
noFtance, IT, the graln-tralc Of Cht-
@ ptn:s au great eae""s 'sor. WI" II effs iafn,sas 5
!ie money and t!,c brains to HOVE tlr crops OF
tair Northwest. Allnost every receiving houfc
n Ghirlsn !s .!'9"ntlcnt nfoi! clerks to d. tlcir
business 1n f'kangG. Tile ecupiny or brokerage
interest Tint has carried this vote represents no
"onry, M lrains. Tile whole ''pit" ca,u1d he
sunk out Of sirht. aad NIT one lcss cur.wl,ccl
more, not s,nc less vessel be- lnadcd, mt tic
eGlpts nml shipments. Yet tiiia ls thu tntcres.
iat assumes 10 'sictatc In, nIut las uutyotcI,
thr real business Interests Ut tlle Chicago Board
Of Trxde.
Of nay rcrt!virs i,nnse In Chicago now dong
t}us!l'css hn Change Is ol innre lsrriINk h the
busi."zs VI Chea0 tlla tie entire u1lIre cq,iI,.
msnt @ u any ""Iti"n" huusc II. the: tsas!c.
maui tfnt it,rv should, 40 fur as the rules Of
1t Hoard aliow, arrest the evil lIul will follow
this recent nct!',h. II Is nut right ur honest
si'lt tho rceeistl. interest SHOULD b. taxcd, NJ
teresis pf The business OF Chtcago dcIaanA hit
tlc receiving interest stlalt te fps;erei mt t,r.
tcctrd. not crippled A.IL palsicd, In urder tiat
i,l'esun'ous s:e!prs a'd brokers nay ndl Il IT.
later ruins cvcry man that gives them nj, order.
S1tlrPRu
, 1879-02-11

Our Noumcs CORRESPONDENT Riyes tho follow
Ing particulars ot tue murdsr of eleven n,rp In
New Caledonia; "The plaee thrills with tbs
ncxa llat !u the beginning Of thla week fNpy,
1l} eleven uoru we1c added to the lit Of ylc<.
tins. Again has oyenuuddenca iu the black
demons been the snare. Three sluAal soast-
era wctu engaged to carry tFugisions
u,ll ammunition 10 tho military force
under the command OF Col. Wcudling, 90
c1atiug against tue rebels iu the north 1t PoYa,
Adie, etc. Among tic eleven men composing The
three crews waa man uameu Marianne, whoa0
sou was killed iu the m2s4acru ~ II. Houdalltc'a.
THIS man. So fas Is perfect acquaintance with
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before action vas taken. The diploma. Of thr
fhvafo-tettcal institute were layora',lY passed


rhvsio-sieLtcal institute were Iayorabif passed
uEnn.
Abons thte time the Governor WAS . gain pc
tttfoneh to give us representation on the board,
but rcappotntcr President Bntctoan. Of Knox
College, 10 q body, the bulk Of the duties of
which arc c1car1r medical, Instead. 1t was ii,cte
teveral Notwithstanding thrnu4h nearly
Elk months III tfmc-si.lf rauscs this meagrc
showing for oslr school to-day.
Aenfi IL II remarkable That such n time
should he chosen for ll.c publication Of each II
statement, whon IL Is doubtless well ftnnw,l
thai our Stale s:cnatu Il largely memos1alixcd T.,
give us tho representation the GovcrtHr has
thus far wtthl,cti ru'n Us, nniess with virw to
Influence to Universe act!uH On f!uPhu memorials.
III TN: Statc, 1t Is a remarkable thing to Ignore
tie simple right to representation Of body of
professional mcn whose sole means Of ltvcil-
hool are subjected to tin. control ot Board
cafnp posed Of n,eu WIN arc In competition with
them IT. buutnrs4. kcsprctiuly.
WM. +. TAFT, NJ. D.
, 1879-02-11
Ecnf,nIIIT In city Government.

Z" - ta""r u !"t 5F1oHHf.
CHICAGO, Feb. M.--I1H Indebtedness OF Chi.
csgo Is aluut el3,( ,uU, on wllicl, We arc pay.
fn,r nj, animal fu,rrr.t of nearly q, nm M,
rhnE ~ ,ha ,,nrn,,ud. =, 's,,s'' S' ,s,n.-,
."aN " ,"c "asn't'ue u q "eao" aotd1*'
away. What vast annuul improvements could
b nale In this rIty for n mi.,,uu ,ioiartf Paw
n. y.n, IN ,nn,n. ro,,n,I,. N. ,., -, n,.t.s 49,,
's:.'',, apa ti'. ''.,,..,' W ~ e'S's' "''o
EcoiIouiv aslA honesty should ull snust 10 tho
n1otto of our MunlepuI Government, Dcpart-
u,ent b,mI. uf tbe CITY t;arcrn,ncnt e.L n,
,,,ro ,,,.,, ma ,,,,r..s,l ..i.,.,. -" W.
"..,''.,, 49," ""A ,',.sA'." -, ta,uss u mose
rtlsIeutnls demand thu mind IL not capable Of
, 1879-02-11

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-As was going home Fri.
day evening at 1890 u'Iock, was stuppei ut
1jnrrtson street and Wabash avenue by two sneu
and, Just MS was about to cry out Tor help, a
cuuplc OF young mcn aprang upon my as.ailants
n,n! bent them OF. I nsked The young men
tllcir naTeB, md their rcply was to hand inc u
card with the following n, It, md then dl+nn-
lCarcd: " 3oH are i.HitbteI to he u. U. o. U.'*,"
Now can my ono Of TnE TnIHusE'a readers
throw any light IN this pcrfurInancea II they
csti, plca9o to do 10, and oblIcc
j. X. IIAuKHgss.
, 1879-02-11
GETTING TO WORK.

|
| UHAA1NU IO HVA&As
--
Tho Mechanics Long Struggle with the
Hard Tlmoa-s,x ycnrn of I.,ierc.s, Fol-
lowed l,y a 0cucra1 Neyly,, ,,f r,,dn.,rv.
| y<y 1,rt U<r,,td. FIh. =.
| arr. ,,,t,c.,tnn - ..,,,s,,tnrx ,.,,, =,
,re1, al I...s,.',,. -, 49, "e.'.5 ~
p'orca mechanics. The signs Of tic times nra
that general revival In afl branches OF Industry
has fairly set In. Tuktn,, tIa vpnt. nnc hv mn
.rcc ,,,c ,ro.t ,,,r,a ~ 1s-z, ,sor,...,a ons
reason no" 1or Tic FIRST tlne to look hopcfnlly
10 thu future. Three wintcra ago there were
| GO,0J0 Idle men tu this city. Thousant1a nj
families had hcar rcfurca IT, nov.rt :. nv wa -.
o. "oth IN 'he pteeealhG years. li'cy wcrs sell
Ing oil they Ind TO buy bread from day to day.
Yet The Idle aisl suffering classcs rccoguzcd tic
fact That the merchants n,.l cuutta1I,Ix of Nav
1.. 4o.N WY Wv ~ olDn'e' ""u .'c e"i5 pup''c
action OIL tllc!f pars was u petition tile Mayor
to put men to work on public improvements.
Now that the wurst Is over, a lesson Of thrift
~ ~. ess. a.. .-,". ".:' wv
,hn bnsa ncs tn aohS .e "st general sufferers ~
~ ~ ,t.,.a' sss, ~ ..M smpiutt oepcho"9 lau|
On prmr these vo years o t.trc,, rorr
nleas o'ir,niAations S,. M ,'eaflY al nceane usor-
Ean1eu. un ~ lucy struseleo 1or q Tins to show
sonu t.pAt AM - cAe!else power WHIel Lnfy
nv ettnefto pGiiaeeu Mouhl 9c pcrpctuaI, nut
u.scoveseu M y ~ 1no emu tha1. w1thout "tnc 6it!-
sS.s sWs o. Mnr, "ae eohla nos ns maintained.
lucy sVGn pceah to lcarn t'lat the chciny Has
20 ins'slg!G onc, a,n! eouu n2t be met In opcll
patttc' !1eee soclctIes Aaa ncen once great
power ~ tnls clty. lney uletatcu terms III tic
n'oat ato,tsary manner a'lli were 'ot ccilrse
usea oy noltlelAhs ipf polltical PURPOSES: They
m,ant nase e9ne o.; increasing IN l'owcs Ind uot
tle nara tunes" ufoAch thcn un Unly
"a" o. thetn Bill lolu out. as thc yeara Went
OIL n1ter INC pane Inc question Was not 90
muen WLst tlie rate ol wages should
PC as no" 70 gct any WORK a. all. Aicctah-
1es were flad 70 work ior almnst nothing.
ahu at hhy Klha Q! cthploFthent. lhe year be-
lore last thcir condlt!on was sisnply desperate.
Last year II improved considerably tut tho atl-
vantage Eaancu was oiiIf such whcn compared
with the state u labor during Inc few preceding
yearss All eranchcs ot 1naustfy hau bpco'ne
parnlyzed. III lie BprirK u 1878 tleru Wcro
tHorc hopeful signs ln Lighter l'1tlustrlcs women
hat1 oe1ttf cliat'eo 70 MAKE !!slnEi lhe larHe
stores Of tue city fett tue confidence which was
growing throu9hout tho c.'untrg; there was
moro need Tor hesp generally among the mcn.
lut the systam OIL laboF as IL flau been III t,rte-
tleo bosorc tho pan!e w1s out uf vogue. There
MOS no la,F ny which mechanic coula put
price on Ills days work. l1e tu0k what lle
could get, under fsc cotnplisftrl of starvation.
lie had seen his tc!low-craftsMcn prcstctl
80 tar during thu hard times"
that they appeared In thr police ce'irta.
asking to be scut to tlic 1sland TO avoid
dying IN the streets. II wns as bad, II not
, 1879-02-11
THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE.

Jnhn &. UnFe 1yn. mt n Stncthoi.ier.
To The J:Ii.of NJ Tie Trthnns.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Throagh sotnc tntsanpre.
hensioh was represented In TnR THtnrxE Of
Sunday, 9th Inst, NJ being q stockllot!cr In tic
Ganlen Clty Insurance Company when In bank
ruptcr. Alfnw INC to state that was not I,
bturk1tnltlcr In that Company al tInlt tine Nt.
spcctlutly yours, JoMs G. DuRg.
, 1879-02-11


CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-Whlc many persons arc
suggesting law reforms, mud 1oinc OF them yrry
Necessary o.cs, no Que las yet struck one very
rnueh-ntcdcsl onu IN The mattcr Of jurius Fl,
Justlcu Courts. Chap. TO- Sec. 10, eutttte,l
't}lsticcs :l1 Const.,tIcs,' 10 bc found on pacu
GIL uf tic Revised Statutes Of 1874, provides
thnt Jury cEose .lustire shall nut be instruct.
c by ille Justice A. to law except ~ to the foru,
of tetr verdict, nH' flat Judgment shall be Gil.
tered accnrdarcc With the rcr.llrt 80 tiElt, how
ever unjust the verdict may bc, tic Justire na$
no power to set 1t ,stllct hut must enter II, n,l
procred tu Judgment thereon. VI the ubsarllIty
OF this praettrc We have Itt abundant example
II lhc trial 0f tie gamblers cAses hefure Jus.tce
Footc. as reported III 1'nE TRIBUNE. an,i u,nitr
It n verdict, nowgyrr unjust It may be, must bc
ahsulilte, aA far ~ the JNstca Is ronccrnrl. VIC
hlanc the Justcc If the yurllet Ia tl1iltl-t. but
be is not to blame. Let Til put t'e responsible
ity wscru it br!ongs-t,u tlir nr,brrs ot t.
Getesal Assembly WHO voted tur u,c passage
Ot t1.t act.
Nuw let them remedy the existing evils 10 far
~ 1t lies III tl,etr power. by nnelni!p!. The rec.
tlosI mentioned nbove - u to giyc tic Justice
power IT. set aside the verdict ri his Jury aul
Eralit new trial. And Also Utyu him tie power
~ gra,lt INV trlats and SGT asts.u IFS nwu tuuE-
llrnt II It cat1 lie 1howh that 1t is tanlfgktlY un-
just, or that elhuglI nGw eyItlente hns been Oh
iainctl to REVERSE it; nsnl LIT lIm b. u!uwetl ~
ret astt!e amy and all ''mespc' orders nia,:e ia
clAc. Il either purity rnn show tlru, to Gr uu-
Just. THIS will insure Justice hrtnrc an 1,nncst
Justice. anu viii diminish litigation, as parties
Will n0t be 10 quick 10 appeal 3rDln q Judgment
that u eusestlty considered ullh 10 fnapllestIy
just.
Let the mc1nbcrs OF the Cook County Bar
LOOK i little intu wi,ut Justicc has to contend
with bcloru irul,uilnring him corrupt. n,ul try
n,'l remedy the existing cr|s IN tho law. Yours,
etc.. q. X. Il.
, 1879-02-11

1t Is a1l very we'll to talk about cconony, but
the tllieulty Is to Ert uuyiE!uy to etuuuu.s.e.
Tie liltle bal,y who puts his tuss In Lis iuIl, il
aluoss the only persun who In these ILL - lAAa.
aga u Makc both eul4 uast.