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TIE RECORD.

WAslt1yoruH. D. C.. May G.-Afr. Mcdonald
rcrottcd from tl,s Committee on Judiciary,
with amendments, tho bill introduced yesterday
by AEr. Eaton, making It unlawful to usc any
pnrt Of tile army n,ll navy at the polls, etc.
lie gnye notice lhat ho,woula eull It up tolaor.
row.
The Judiciary Committee has aided two
amendments. The fest uroyIlcs tint the pro-
lnbtinn agaiust bringing to or employing trpnps
at polls shall not npgty to the usa Vi military
force when necessary "t0 protect n 3ta,o
against inyasloll.' Thu otl.cr amendment In.
scrts tho words. wllcn The Legislature ean,,ut
be cunvouci," after tho clause which exeupt*
ftam prohibition the employment Of the army
ur nary to enforce tlc fourth section Of art.
4 Of tho Constitution and Laws naado In pnrsl,.
ance thereof, "npor application Of tho Lcglaa
turc or Executive OF te Statc."
Mr. Beck reported FROM The Cumm!ttea on
Appropriations, with amendments, Thu I.eg|sla-
Tive, Executive, anil judicial Appropriation biil
unll gave notlee that lie would call 1t up ut MI
early taAy.
'rhe,uf,nctraI amendments ,nalo hY tho Com
mtttee oil Appropriations nTe thusC which wern
sr ffSa qesa @ ysa " ID, o s sy so ess H.
Ing tllr $tG, ,HD uUl reserve 10 be Issued IN pay
mcnt Of artears-pensluns.
1l0u38.
Tile ,nnrniur ho11r VIVA consu,ncd in tho IN
trnt,1r,im .,,} rrf"ron,., If lila - '''' W.
Tin Srnntn ntnc,ilmrnts IN lin I'M nrnvh,I,,,r
far certain rTncnscs nf tha ,,r,s,nt srssio, w"rc
rnnrnyrr,1 ,n WV
Hii. wcr" IN, rfst,,ee1 o,u1 rcf.r,c1.
Hy Mr' Nrwhr1wv.s.N rcsn,nILm ri tho utcht.
nan "wiuinImrn oshur fl" iitrJ sta',. ." ~.
1,ress MI fonn1ian i'c.It"u"nt ~ M, nr,, H.,
kifd.nr ~ ri,f"c acroas IL. Jlr,1n,t ttiu"r |'
H. Mr ranrnI,E F"r I'm sd,nissInn ~ iI,.,
INN ,S,n lirnm ~ n siate' ' - "~""
1tv H.. a"et'v"rN in,1xu, III, p,v,nsnt ~
norinn ~ liz VIrritts Iu.,rnnity gn ~ ,s.. ~.
mo,isr u nf e e,en' j. E' l,yau' '' 'a"' " ''''
Vy Mr, cox IN, Y}.h iotnt resolution ye,a,-
I'm, - % .i.v". ~ t;,ta - '"''s 'N@0"" '''4s
si'hc fuilnwlM, % IL 1i,, tr,, ~ III, ,osolut,,,.
w',,,,-. 1, ~ ",'".a,. " - ~ 49, 1;",,s4 -.
c,.sx",c IN Mc ~ @ t. y ~, ~ ~" ,,' i,
Cuba m nasIs If lhs aiutitf1n nf .iayerv: hui
WuK1,EAn, II wnr uror.atnv,i Ihst tIn axtsisncs
Of lhn GuIan rebellion was thu ~ ssas"n why tGs
Spau1xh {}pycrnfncnt could NIL atfstnut 10 {1ca
ths uts''fti"n nf s!ssery, mud ntser icsoIsns Hnd
WMhHEn., It 10 RltlsmeI !has pcaru Eelgns In
spava v an.s W hsf coion'ess nad .
,nt ms"Ga"' rsGsst a$ninSt tug contnasnee o.
rs"ps by nt.Scdnns sn n9I,e5.s. s ~
tion4i t.w: thsrrf"rn ""a p'''N'p'' ~ 'n''''@'
EttoiutI IL Thnt Hin r,r.,5o,+ H., ,o,,o.tc.,
, 1879-05-07

COL0HED MEMS CONVENTION.
Nashville, Tsun., MhY 6.-lhe National
Colured Conference met in TIC hnll al thu
llausu Of Representatives at / D. H., with rep.
re<entat!vca from Tanncssec, slisslsstppl, Ken.
tucky, Askansas, Missouri, South Carolina,
tieurgfa, Virginia, District ,of Columbia, Texns,
1ndiann, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Oregon,
Nebraska, Louisiana, md Alabama.
Tl,s Conference wos called to order BY Gov.
PInchbask who nominated tEn lion. Jollu Il.
Lyncll. Of Mississippi, Tor Permanent Chair
1MNn.
1u speaking, Lynch denied that the Confer
enra had been calIc.l iu Inc interest Vi suy par
y. but Tor lhe purpMo of presenting .tIe Erlus.
ancts Of The eolortd people 10 tlIs country. l[o
urse'l the dIspassonats consideration OF thu
questions to be presented. When this movement
WAS lnaugutated the pseselit migration OF eol-
| oset pcopls from tho Southern states lad not
! commenced, Ind WAS not seriously npprctenl-
| cd. This was therefore, not one Of tho ehst Oh.
teeta ot the Convention. Iii conclusion, he sail
!" IN considering this matter you should bear III
m!ud the tact lt,at the South bclmg thu home Of
tho colorea people, thar being sdspted to
It's cliu'ate and its sol. lay!n. been huru u,Il
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thrr language, manners. aMtc,Ittntaa. w:s as \
native h,niril. lie had served fur rcarg Ms In
tcrPries on my required Tt:lsf.t, tI,rnugh MI
extensive district antf znntig many tri|yrs. lie
acemctl, In spite of thr 11ss of tts roi,, 10 have
scnruett the idea TINT the llnrks would tl, any-
thing against him. It f. stated lint hc wis
warnesa not to 20 IN shore, and that he should
krep strlct- watch. Both cautions seem 10
layc hern neglected. Tic la'nvntahle tmt re-
t1ains tb bc told t!rat. the expected prnyi.ion4
notarrIyinc, scarrt waa mac, an'i at the mouth
0f tlsr 3'o,a I;iver onr pfllnuch hoat war fuun,,
~ alsn werc traces of sah3ufnarv light, cvi-
ucnue ly t,fakcD uars, with natfpes' hair ndI,er-
Ing. Tn shs. lNr1crs Ut th': river, hidden awaY
In the srrs,, were found prt,v*inrIs, munitions
nn,l stx nsttvr Iaskcts tilfcd with frcs,.snnlic,
human flesh. from whict. tl1e bnnts were tx
ttactet1; nlsD the htads, IN poles Twn THOUSAND!
rounds Ut Cassepot rifle cartsgcs fell into the
rcbels' har,ls, and these they EMPLOYED ngalnut
the boats Of The war steamer La1no,lsa Tipuct,
rs they were scnrcsltng the river on The tt;th. 4
rrcat tnany SLOTS we're fired bv the Kana,ss !,,,.
ing II, the fnanTrovcs which fringe tlr siverS II.
New Culcdon!a. Tile b0atn were struck By ffvs
bniIs, but no one was injured. 1Iir sallurs fonil
only renlv by blind shots, US II we're; for 1t Is
impossible for nnv hut the barctuotcs,, agIle
savage 10 move through tlrkr ,na1lQrnvu
s~nInp., initstep among lie spakrlIkc ronts III
which inyoScs sinking 10 The neck, or deeper, In
lnlld.H
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resided In San Francssce, 1.earcnworflt, nInl 81.
LAl'a, n,ni 0t I'll" n,en Win have h1tt up lllcse
great cities, assert TINT not Unr In illtv was
native Of TIC place. All, or substantially ali,
were carnet-baggers, ]. T., cn,igrants from MI
part. OF the wurld, many Of them from thu
South
Our Supreme Court, Congress, anil our mo.t
prominent nnsl intellectual men, now hht!
itoin liabilities OF their own adoption, not of
Let the cmiRrant to Georqia feel and realize
that his h1sfrcsa nI,i social position
HEsrLr FROM his owa 1SpusTnr,
hts mcrts nsnl his virtues. aul mt irun the ac-
eldchsnl place Of ti[s birth, alri aoun the greHt
adsanfnqcs of climate, soil, minerals, timber.
etc., etc, will OH up yous country, anil mako
Atlanta ono of the most nsttsocrnus, beautiful,
NM! attractive rttlcs, nut nlt,tsn Of the Salitb
but OF the wfn!c Cuafngnt,- ,-an c.,d which de-
sire Quite NJ much as yntl dp.
Otir iialtGn has pntseh Its infancy with the
usual Diseases ,,ceuItar to ..at per!od of He,
and nnw, IN its scconl century, II entcra on
It's epoch OF cfii1do.tl. ln this you, n Younger
man, envc mare at slokc than !. brg nj yol
tu look atlcad, asut nns tch!ud, niul to Gu
conrage b7 wUrd md example every. effort to
make fieorgia itc contcntcti hume Of 1900 COZ
or LOU, ,0D OF industrious H,lfl vIrtuous pcuptr.
For Your personal courtesy to tic m my re-
cent visit give tuu henrty thaiks, ntnl will TN
my return tu Washington hu tnost hnppy to
hear from you further ol. Tits uini ktudrrl snh.
". r. SHERMAN.
, 1879-02-11

CHICAGO, Frb. lU.-Slnce the Ney. Mr. PEN
tecus. came hero nnd failclt, as tu md others
tlia;, in CREATING an Interest aInong c!ass,
all true Christians would like to ace created,
havu been llstc.lcr alul silent observer of tho
remarks expressive ii tho feelings created by
this disappointment among the clergy uni lay
1nen Of the different congregations. Clergy
men n,ul os!rr Christians would do well 10 "b-
scryc tlot's dealings. or, as sullu people would
say, Tho Signs of lie tInlcs. Moody game here
two or thrsa years uE", asnl tllere was great
Interest AMI revival aInUnS vi! vlasses- just
at that time the crisis latl arrlyed Wien u,cna
hearts failed tllcul, anil hundreds ufon hun.
dreis knew not what to do with themselves,
u,ll fEos1l curiosity, ur luuc q bvttcr motive,
Thousands Hooked daily to hear aiuu!y. Tlle rr-
suit was tlas, IN tilu then staLe ot ln! nf t!Any
ultll, tlie tluspe! uid Religious truths touk effect,
alsd great anl1 ihany Weru tho eutircIsuls. nut
that tlIle has basseu, AtIl tht IIassvs hll they
still live u1u exist In fpltc Ut tic tines. a the
pnilic vi Dind uni heart has either moved OIL
Ut tlus btfotue u llubit ut thought. Aud nuEe,
II the !suge! GuLsIcl bImself should come hcre
the salae influence could nut bu rxcrted over
tn, lntnds oi tho pcoplc.
tlr SANG tIIne lls works by CAUSE anu clTcct.
will ask 1nY clergyman IL It Ii couisnou u seu
these great re.Iyals two yearstn t4ccessls,D. AZ
one tnay say, tl.cx eotuo ~ el1utiles. Besides,
W ONT 0f cbuluUn ken1a Gail AcnY hut great
reactions occur a{tgr grcat revival, auu Us soon
ii God secs necessity u aunlher gfcat work
lie will work sum- cause that will effect lila will
in this inattcr as well Is ali others. The tfottcr,
Dir. Pepteeost, need not feel that Chicago Of
, 1879-02-11

Tnor, ". r., Feb. B-IAu residents Of Fnrt
EawurI arc exritc,t over the easr uf altns Atlnte
Cartcf. whie, tlas, thus lur vyIret phenomenal
leatures. Last Esis!ay essss!Vg she Us attessl-
luz suc|at eli eEtatnH,ght, aiNl, uurtHE tls fta-
tiyttles, WIS exceedingly vivMcIons, anl ap,ar-
rntly In excellent health 4lni temperament.
Suddenly tlIe lady tell TO the honr SUI
ivsius isoM am cytlvnt faint. 4 i,hyslclan
was called and pronounced her dead
from hccrk dtscnse, uili preparations werG nt
Uncc commenced for .tle funeral u,nl inicrHcHt.
Ii was noticed :aat .1.p b.a1y zetatnsa health.
ful hue the cllueks showed traeca Ut to1ur, asnl
Tho flesh losIkrl tho SUING as when shu was
alive. The ba3y a,so continued w1rIn, asl1 tho
limbs flexible, ul!d tbs muscles showed only q
bli1ht 1sgtdsty. Thu funcrA' arrangements
were postponed. Several phystclsus have
10 decide whether the lady il dead or In il
trunce. sla has been In ttle saInu COLI
tl!tton duTtnx t,ne week. Tlleso Is uu pulsa-
tloh u heartbeat pcrrepttbles aet.l!er does tho
scientific apparatus tudtratv bloo4-heat tetll-
tcrature about lha body. Tile Aesh when p!nchcd
changes color, but returns to the eane sha.Iu as
HAT Ut well person. Thousands Ut peoplu
lr,m the surrounding districts hsye visited tlle
premises, anl ti.a !atessst IL greas In tue csse
Tile funeral has been set down for 6Enuay, un-
less the young iaaY shall eytnce sulue sisUs Of
animation. It haa bGen ss8crted by her rela-
tiYes that Miss Carter has frequently expressed
Tears of y pseinsturs tuFial alla inteFmcut b.
fire trull.
, 1879-02-11
Tie I'jtysIa. 1Iatalca3s.

tn tht Edftu7 u Iht Tfttuns4
CINCINNATI, o., Fcb. G.-As an illinois pllys!o.
medical physician, resident ia 0a!eabufg, but
uway from ho.llr, l was much interested In tho
publication III your valuable paper Ut . few
weeks ago Of Tho humber Ut medical men In tho
staGc to whom our Boart of Health has tssuel
certificates to practfea medicine, My attention
waa called to il ouly two days ago. ! SEQ only
tIlirty-scycn hYsoue4ica!lsts given NJ tho rep.
rescutatiou Vi tht& schoot In an aggregate OF
4,t5O Including all tho schools. II the showing
OF the Hoarl IL correctly stated, this number
falls far short OF those actually practicIue this
systetu III tllr state,
Tho apparent discrepancy occurs this WY:
6pn1J alter tsE enactment OF the law for tho
creation Of tbts Huasi of Health, our men met
III convention uiitt sought representation 0u
lfat Dosrtl by recommending uAu 0l Our nuul-
bcr for t.Iclnbesslip ilIers1p: THIS WAS donu by
respectful petitions to his Exceiency Cor. cul-
while tho oller schools Of practices Mcte teprU-
seuted tEpre.
Thts 0larulcd many OF our practitioners, foso-
boiling, they thought, refusal to Etye W ccrtta-
Gates ou the d!plonus Issued BY our colleges:
70 nesnbeEs sought certificates oli tho ground DS
ten yCaT4' practice ln tho 6tatc. Meantime,
othefs sought thu advice Of Individual members
0f tle Huard, aitl we're a&lFi6ed to 70 befosG 1t
Tor examination, III ttIat was one Of it, suttes.
Other4-a lew-left the etste altoAether at
heavy financial sacrifice; still o1hsEs presented
thclr diplomas al1 stuol on their rights. Tlle
Hoarl refused action until tho col!r Scs Issuiuy
these physio-nedical dipluulss could 6e inyeAtt-
gated aud 1t was quite late III tle faal OF 1877
, 1879-02-11
An JljxtortrlL1 Matter.

To fhf kdIof ~ lHt IFtblH&
CHlCAOo, Feb 1O.-Mr. Curtis, III tllc last Issue
Of lMrptr's Ifttkiy, speaks Ut iilc nessagc VI
President ilayes to the sc1latc, communicating
rcaso1s for Tho removal Of Arthur uml Cornell.
uInl the consideration nf "tlctr adequacy" by
Senators Nj 81 new precedent" liz Is III error
In til!s When Jo!u Adams runomEnated that
gu|1ant Revolutionary soldier, Arthur 81. Clair.
as GoYcrrur oi thu territory northwest Of tic
Ohio, III 1871, he sent with bis n.essaeo "papers
fur md against thn reappointn,eni," alut li,u
committee u. whom ti!tv were refelEe.. tt.a'o y
very rarulul investigation. The rrsult
WAS q favorable repart by the Con1-
mtltce, aud tin confirmation Of tic
uppointmcnt by the Sena,e. notwithstanding
lie bitterness u uarty frebK At tint tlsnu, mil
the Intriguing Of the friends Of Jetfurson {t,ct
prts!IIng In tl,c Senate and In few daSn to
iero!le presidGnt) To Drryent tho confirmation.
But The tlportat taet reHoins lllat reast,1s for.
nlnl objections to, thr rcappoatInent wer1 laid
bctoru ltlc Suuate arl weru duly considered, Ia
in llie ca4o Ut Collector Merritt. hayu several
letters Ut Senators, mculbers Ut tho 6cnatc In
lsUl. Ei1iu. particulars Vt tilu cuute4t.
The nbircl III fhl. lIote II merely 10 set Sfr.
Cnrl.s rIgbt IN matter OF political h!stury, ami
mt to express uny DplHlon OH tho merits nj ihu
''ncw pfeeylcnt," ~ discussed III N4rtxr's
HekiY. NlLLlAx Henry SNlTu.
, 1879-02-11
Ecunt,t,lr II. Guy GnvrrnIaent.

N 17e F1'H'F Ut 7" 1'4UH"fs -
CHICAGO, Feb 10.-Thc Indebtedness OF Chi-
carp IL abolll sla HStt.N. on wl,!r1, NC ar, uoy-
i,,v NJ, u,,,,,,I trt,.,n., If ,,,rI, &, M, n0,
.r,.,.s'a @ "a" - "naa' ~, ss..',.,.s,. =, t,v.
lh'hR OF 'he MAGNITUDE o. "'f'"' no"a'"'
awuy. What vast annual improvements could
Il. n,odc In iii. rl,v far n ,ui.ou tf,ffor,f Paw
s .,,a,,,'a ,.,, ,.,,,, -, 49,. .,':,
as J"" ~ n't''.s eI""t'' ~ w." ~ e't'eo anu
corporations III ~ private individuals.
colIuniy nlMl honesty Should ulHl must ho tho
motto uf our Muu,c]pai tiuyrrntnrnt. uepart-
,,,,,t h..n1. -, ~. ,.Itv t;or,rnrnt v,lt In
"."s '.," ".a' y. ~. ~ s,.",', o'
ridiculous dcfnunu thu nln1 il not capable Of
, 1879-02-11


CHIcAao. Feb. 1n.-N'hIlo many pcrspus arc
necessary ulscs, ilo onc lias yut struck Que very
tnuch.ntelctl onr tn the matter OF jurcs III
Justice Courts. Chap. 10, scr. 80, entitled
".J,stlvrs ain! Constahies." 10 be fuuud IN pact
eli Of The Revised Statutes OF 1871, provides
that u Jury bcfuru Il Justice s],al not he tnstruct-
Cd y the Justice ~ ~ Inv except us 10 the fornt
u ile,r yersct, uni tln't Judgment shall bc cn-
tered accurlalice with the yerllci that, how
ever unjust the verdict may be, the Justipc mas
no GNWtr 70 set It nstle. hu. must enter IT, and
proceed ~ Judgment thereon. VI t!n' absl.rslsy
uf thls practice We llayU fIlit abundant cxamuIo
III the trial af thc Elt,tterof icfnre Justice
Foutc, MS reI'Urtet1 IN I'iiE TRIBUNE, and unirr
It verdict, nowcvgr itll,Sl It snAy BE- must lc
absolute, ns far N The JustfrG ~ concerned. VIC
blanc tlm Juetico If The verdict is unjust, but
he IL not to hlaMr. Let liz put The re+E,'Ili4bi-
tty wlere ii lelungH--tN The tIcMocrs nf thr
General Assembly wbo vusrd fur thu passage
0f tEe ,lc!.
Now let tl;cm remedy the existing evils rs far
~ 1t lies IN tllr4r power. by anc.,!ipg thu ser
to n,ent lUlIcl ul,oyt So N to give luz justice.
power to eet a-tlr tllt verdict Dt hs jlrr ami
grulat ncw trial. AM! also uye him tin powct
tu grant new trials nss'l set aside Ills owp iuAg-
nlent iftt ra be ,I.awn tl.at 1t is tnanitett1y
Just, or that enough ucw evI!esre tlas been OBJ
Iuiugll IL reverse 1t; n,ul let hin r allowed ~
srt aside aty uni all IlIrsue'' orders maze III Il
rusc, II e!tllrr purity ta'I show tlt1n tu Ir ILL.,
just. This will insure 1ustice trf0rc iii honest
Justice. aud VIII unsh litigation, us parties
will mot be NJ ttuick u MppcAt jroul d Judgment
ilHt is carefully considered ulnt 10 iuau,fcstIy
intl.
Let ,1lc nlrtnbsrs III the Cook County Bar
l3ok liltte Into wtint Justice has to ct,IltrlI
an'l remedy tic existing cs's IL thu Inv. Yours,
Etg,, Il, Il. Il.
, 1879-02-11

70 The Editor 81 Tie 1'rhuHA
DE7Ho1r, Mich.. Feb. s.--We, people Of De-
troll, who have Invested money In Chicago. Al-
lnirc the tons Of your articles regarding rc-
trr,lclnents IL expenditures. Tho County
Commissioners ought to set an example. Taxes
havc becn so high that In many cases we began
To feel that everything was lost, TIL within the
last two years real cstatc began to look brtter,
a,ul We nnw bryin to "bupc." II the good peo-
pic as Ch!sago wi! take TINE THsauNE's ads!ce,
N,A adhere ~ ernnony, nut oniy Will Detroit
peaptc but EASTERN and Canadian pconn
tcel eafe In tilrlr Investments. Ills al acknawt-
o 70 1,,,s ous mo,.vy ,a.e Chicago property; wu
,lrc rr,w trying 10 keep what wu llave rot t'lero
ntn' Keep the taxcs ul,. We don't understand,
though, Ilow Hyde 'l'ark taxes slInuld bs ~
high, MIul yet tic property bo offered at less
than one.th!s4 what " was III 1871. Are tha
tow, otllcers honest, OF nro they thieves ul1l
totIouse polittiafls EerrcEnantcfiug Tor s['ollsi
Perhaps they reaa nothing but tile Chicago
Timer. Respectfully, ALnENr NOUNS.
, 1879-02-11

" of freight which Is being handled gives la',ur-
crs fair chance tnr u1rk, A!ih during thh wcck
num Ecrs Of these men have been rfnnltu ell Day
nml night to meet tllc cmercenry. MnnMiaetur-
lng facilities have notably inerrnsca III thr citv
t1Its scasun. In tlc linen. collar mid ruff, ruf
fling nul larc Eonsls tn,atnc*s there has been m
enormous increase of manufacture of recent
years, aud thuuasMls OF hanla hAvc been tro-
vislcd with work tErrrhy.. New York IA rapidly
attra, ting 10 Itsclf manufactures which fnrIncr.
lF were confined a!mpat exclusively to outlying
tnwns. Mechanics, tuo. fook furwir'l hopefully
to tfle ultimate hcncnt which The elevated rail-
r,a,ts Will bring TO their varioua cfufts an II is
believed Tint tlle prospective Increment Of
down-tuwn Residents to the upper sections Of
the city will stf1nulate all branc1cs Of tneclan-
teat trade.
, 1879-02-11
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE,

Jntln &. Ilnrs WAS MT n Stncisholtier.
Ia The EtltsoF ~ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Fct,. t0.-'rhro1gh sumo n1sap,re.
hension was represented In TIE THrnusE OF
Sunday, OH Inst, as hciuE d stucktoldcr in tue
t;ar}cn City Insurance COMPANY whsn Il, bank
ruptcy. AIIDw INC tn Etale tIlAt I wns NIT u
stDckMcr In that C0npany Ut that iItnc. Itr-
sptctfully yours, JOHN T.. DuRg.
, 1879-02-11
THE SCIENTIFlCUS.
Or, How To TrIanRn.nin CongrosH nnA ti,o
Territories.

Or How To Trlangnsntn Consross AMI Tho
Territories.
caaritsfnn IT, C:) .yfrs md tour.tr.
Half concealed among tic anplc folds of tho
1eotstntfrc- Erccnttva ami :Ini,,,ot A,nroori,.
.,s.. ~, .s.....t.' ~. ~" .I'
t.ot' W.. Feee1't'} tePoftc,l 70 'hc 1iouse ny Hs
Committee III appropriations Is an itctn That
looks like an innuccnt proposition 10 turn uycr
nil of the f;oycrnn,,nt survrvs tn tim f.oas.
srrvov nroon,,,}nn ard or, n Ina ,,onr, s,,,,r,
~. " t' ssS" n'.'"'
by ,lM'sphlab'e 'neta nhl 'IeuFrs lint this piece
Of legislation will commit il1e tfuyrr1stacht to
tic expenditure uf about Si.9tEL L0ElLsV. It is
nron,.;t,un That ha. hcrn hruupi,t mt 1,v I'm.
Gnttno,l Ar,,fsmr ~ acic"r"s H. rcs,nn.n !, ~,
annrni f,n,n En,,,,rns. 1mr a IIt1in slnntfna r..
fnrrrmutt,,, n,,1 n nt.istnncc 80
Awar ont Iii ,hcro In Tin, untu,wn rcec..cs q,
M. Stty,rr Wrtt fan,i,r, ~, o,,,ist IL ,rti,i
n..n! ~ in f.t,. ~ ~ "t ss,s,ti,r",,
,nfN,,,t"iu cl,,tu. i'm n bn,,r1t,.. cSrn,,se ~
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ifv,n iii. will nr1 ,I.vn,to .,rf,',' t~ ..,',o
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, 1879-02-11
A General L.nkp Isonrd Uf Trade,
IN fhs f.fiiay Of Thf TribHnf.


CHICAGO, Feb. t0.-'rhc writer lus for so,,o
years past observed The necessity for General
Lnke Board Of Trade, mud desires tu enll tlle at
tcnttnn Of tic Chicago merchants to tlle pro-
rricty OF having tic EhaWLcr Of Commerce
unite In so.lc manner with tie boards Of 1radu
Ut the other lake cities III forming general anil
PERMANENT organization to luok attsr, faster !,
N.ll prutcrt tie lake transportation Interests ut
large. 1Ivrc arr Mnny questions deeply aIFcsi-
I'M, these .'sat cs.'d ba ~ase,yi a.nt discussed
ty a holy uf merchants representing all the
cities, which cnul1 bn Vi little Importance 10 tho
single Noarus Of 'rrnjc. III the navigation laws
u, present arc naiy evils t:'at l'Iar'l like this
could tntcllfrcnt'T crltie!ze, a1, by securing the
eo-p.eEAttot, VI all teysor% ttterestea, get tirA
repealed Or cs,rFcetcdj wllc Il wnuiA ai.p Le vi
rrrut tkc III getting the General Government to
make Improvements that the cunitAcrcu 0t nll
t!,e lakes Is intereslvA III having aue. hst whlg!.
aru now neglected on tho principle that every
bUdy's business fs nj one's affair. Viii our
lu'srshIppers aud yrssp1-owncrs look inio tubs /
They will llud It to their udvanlaGn.
STEAMBOAT MAN.
, 1879-02-11


CHICAGO, Feb. tO.-T0 Me Iresidtat and n;
rsetors Of tie EAteqgo Hoard Of Tradt: Tie
rcecmt action of tins Board IN relation 10 the
admission Of clerks or 'cianEc demand ynsr
sctiot,@ attention. This action Is unIcrst~nl 10
i' pro,nutca BY the brokerage n.,tl ''se sea'ping
iatrrcst # IL upInsct l,y the receiving Interest,
WIN are largely dependent utpn clerks fur the
tran.action VI their tltsimss. An important
question, 10 fte IctcrMiuctl Is, which interest
sl,uuli be deferred to. What will hc the elect
on tlr busiHc.s OF The hoard at this nctLonf
Tie f.sctyin. Interest is what has given tn.
rortancr tn Tie Erain-tsndc III Chl-
caro-. 1t Ia a'ten'lc! with Crent cx-
pen>e n1ul great ln1'os. It furnishes
ilae money and i,. t'rl,s 10 move tllc rrUps of
thr Northwest. Ainust every receiving. house
III Chvae,' L. slr;~ai"it u1Dn clerks To do Their
bttsihr+s MT h'fiangn. 11W .rnlptug Or brokerage
interest tia. has carried Tits veto Represents no
iMnncy, n" bruins. Tic whole 'pt'' cs'ul,l i'e
s1Iuk uut uf sleht. and not une lees cur-vlccl
ninye. not u.1c lrss vessel be knadcu, not lie
slightest chance In prtH!ucc rtatencntt or re-
cE'pts umI shipments. Yet tllin IL ifn. Interest
lilHt assumes tO 'lie!atc IT., A1nl I,as itsOtctl,
tsm rca1 business i.trrcsts Ut the Chicago Duartl
| IT Trade.
1t Is tafc to 'ay that the least Important clerk
Of nny rfrtsin. hon*e IN thcn." now dong
bIslItss OH 'Langu Is ri iHrr A:1,,Ii1lt IL The
business ii tllaya,.o TIM, tie chtre ulllrc equip-
| 1.,rht u MY "nrihb" huuse il the tsu,lG.
Thr interests represented ty tlh' Directors Dr..
mani TINT tl''v tl'''l.l, 40 nr us tic rules Of
| this recent nti.nn. 1t " nnt right or 1,une.t
that thu: receiving Interest nloud be taxed, US
this action forces thru IL b.. 1hc general In
| tercs!s u t1n business .! Chicago demand HAT
tcctrd, not crippled H.lI 1al.ied, In urdcr that
fnpecun!ous SepItT a.n brokers llIny atl4 lit.
| lie to 4 so+ateI ''luSincss" tia, sounrr ur
later rusns every man that gives tsrtn MI orIer.
, 1879-02-11

lis asl very we'll to talk about economy, but
the ulIlicuIty Is 10 gct anything to econuMsce.
The ltttlv baby who puts hlt Ia bis luuusn u
almost 1ils oDly pcr.on who Ia iAess ii:Exs uAa-
1ve1 IL nlakr batA xu4& 8GpnG