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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
DENTISTRY,

oGIN I.AS4'3A n
TINO THOSE THAT DESIRE To SAVE THEIR
Il natural teeth We would say that we are now
better prepared than ever before 10 enable them
To DO So. By the use OF an ELECTRO NJ AGNEfiC
PLUGGER We can and are making better ana
handSomer Gold Filings, with more ease 10 our
patients, than have heretofore been made IN THIS
city or elsewhere without the aid OF the Electric
Plus 81 What we say we can prove by actual
demonstration. Call aud see for yourselves.
JAMES NJ. SURGISON * son,
y2Ivb No. has Market ST.. Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
Milwaukee.
FOR SALE.

A SMALL PIECE OF LAND CONTAINING
n eight acres aud dwelling house, situated
on the g., c. 7. road, one half mile from Clinton.
Ohio county. W. Va, on good terms, For TURNER
or ]. G. HERVEY. 1905 Market street, Wheeling.
". Wa. oc2"S,ig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26

ELEGANT Piano Covers very cheap at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26

st,rib.rvilIe accommodation leaves Bellaire Al
4.t5P ". Bridgeport al 500, and arrives at steu-
beuyille at 6:l5 p. N.
Leaves Steubeuvi.le AZ 80 A. NJ, Bridgeport
Al SIS A. "; arrive az Bellaire al 9.lO A. "
The Stcubeuville Accommodation, IN addition
20 their regular trip % and from oteubeuvlue
will make the following trips between Bellaire
su1 Martins Ferry.
Bridgeport to Martins Ferry - A. ~
Bcllaire......... ..................ll.'o A. ".
.................. .......... $40 r. ".
nppjng when required az sherman House
fusviilp West Wheeling and Gravel HILL
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal
points i'm the East and West can be prOcured AZ
he ticket Office I'm Bridgeport +. X. MY EkS,
iue9 General PaSsenger * Iicket AEen
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To assessments OF lSi =
To supplemental asscSsments............... 81 ~
To error in water book (city's iayOr.. IS W
SSI ga %
, 1879-03-05

Tho refusal Of tho Democrats to pass tic
Appropriation bills nooossithtes tho calling of
M oxtra session of Congress almost im'ao-
diately. Tho tno-Oonfols, who wii[ bo In
control Of both Houses: will undoubtedly re-
now their revolutionary proceedings. aud at-
tempt, to mako tho enactmont Of the failed
Appropriation bills again depend upon the
repoal Of tho 1aws protecting tho ballot-box
against frauds and pnnishing suffers and
bulllozefs. Will tho country sustain their
desperate proceedings In tho interest Of free
frauds md election rascality2 The answer
to those proceedings nuat DO given by tho
people. We question whotler tho business
classes, thu farmers, tho mechanics, tho
property y-ownors, aud the merchants of
tic country will approve or indorae
any such revolution, any snch attempt
to bronx up tho Government, or to paralyzo
It. We question whether tho Democrats Of
Wisconsin or Illinois favor tho disbauc.
mont Of oven the skeleton of tho army. We
question, whether tho Democrats OF the
Northwest nro in favor Of susponding tho
Govornmont, mud giving to tho Communists
aud tho Mob freq license to rulo and govern
tho lind. This proceeding ia'an open in9i-
tation to insurrootion aud disorder, not Mt
tic South, but in evory city, town, and vii
lago In tho land. It Is an invitation to
anarohy,-a lothronomont Of the Govern.
mcnt III oil It's funotions, and surrender Of
oil power to tho Mob. The people hnyo aome
power in their owl1 hands yet. They have
tho' right to meet at their homes, and to
arponl to aud rcmons.rato with their repre-
senta:ivos. Tlfoy have a right to warn tboso
representatives Of tho fearful responsibility
Of destroying tho police power Of tho Gov
ornmonL aud abandoning a!l tho ulaohinery
for the preservation Of Inv and order mud tho
protection Of lifo and property. 10 tho peo-
pic, then. Of all parties and Of NIL sections, tho
Government must look for such support as
will control these representatives in tho
prosecution Of this incendiary, revolutionary,
md anarohIoal programmo.-a programme
which, II insisted on, will witnoss before
July next the most extraordinary civil con-
vulsions and tho most riotoua aud destract-
i've supremacy that Inns ever disgraced any
civilized Government.
, 1879-03-05

Some members OF the Ohio House Of Repre-
sentatlyes lave undertaken to stop q number Of
small lcakngcs, hoping to mike n saving of
about 100000 III tho aggregate. One Of the
sources OF waste was detected IN tho amount Of
rcading-mattcr which certain officials had mnde
tho State pay for,-tic Secretary Of State spcnd-
Ing $776o year for newspapers for hts private
uso, willie other olIlcals were about hulf aa OK
travagant. The Auditor having charged $70.sU
for ice for tho past year, thts itcm was looked
into, a,,l 1t Was found TINT the Auditor md his
clerks were either ahnorsnaily thirsty. or the
charge was what Mrs. BANnKL1's g counsel would
call "coycs for lltddcn. fire." us the sum of
s04 was enough to supply 173 Legislators and at
tac11cs with leo during tho entire summer. Tho
postaec-Btnmp account was suspiciousiy lnrge.
But the upshot OF thy whole matter will be tint
no s.nnll lcaks will 10 stopped. At least that Is
the experience III this Stair. Our Legislature
makes new llotes. but ntFer, no, neycr-at least
hardly evcr-puttY up any Of the old ONES, but
leave them alone kcrunning aores to get worsc,
30 TINT each year may cfte the stcns of the pre-
vlous year In Justification OF continuing pifer-
tnE.
, 1879-03-05

A very remarkable mud exemplary award
has beon made to DR.. CHARLES W. HACKErT,
a plaintiff in the United Statos Circuit Court
at Boston. lie entered car Of tho Eastern
nnilrohd lust October, md was forced 10
stand, no soat being vacant In tho cara to
which he could gain access, although q
locked car entirely empty wns attached to
the sa1ne train. In rounding sharp'ourvo
ho VIVA thrown hgainat store, and recoivod
nervous injuries which paralyzod tic ontise
lower portion Of his porsou. There il ITO
hope OF Ills return to health. Tho Jury has
given him q verdict decreeing that tho East
ern- Railroad shall pAy to him SUI, 500, All
amount Of damages unprecedented In tho an
uals Of simIlar litigation,
, 1879-03-05

A paper was reAd some titnc since before the
Institution of Naval Archttoets by Mr.. B. MAN-
TELL, the Ch[of Surveyor Of Lloyd'a Register,
settlng forth tho inertia Of steel as sttp-bu!ltt~
Ing matcral In preference tn Iron. It holds
tlAt The cost Of steo1, With special reference to
the reduction OF Weight, will warrant It's adop-
tton rs stronger md moro buoyant matcrial
than Iron. He also contends that stocl rsvets,
II properly mnt1o, will by thelr greater strength
constitute better jotRta than can be mndo OF
iron; that very thin secl plates suffer less from
punclll,lg than Iron; and that In drilled plates
no apprecubEe loss Of tonstlc strength can he
discovered. Mr. MARrEL1 accompanied his
paper With numerous Interesting tests which
went to confirm Ills theory.
, 1879-03-05

The latcat style Of putting up tclc9rapl,-luo
is to plant tho tclegrapl.poles wiki eunpowt]cr,
rs it wero. Tllc Scientific american says that d
man takcs bundle Ut cartridges md d croH-
bar; drives tllo crowbnr into the ground four or
five feet; pulls 1t oltt aul drops III cartridge;
lights d time fuso md drops It on top Of thu
cartridge, nnd sturts oa. by tile tttuo llu hns
walked 200 feet, to where the next telegraph
pole Is to be planted, tho cartridge left In the
last hole cxplo1es, anl makes hole in tho
ground four or ayo feet deep, md rs larec
around nB tlour-bArrrl. Then thren men rome
a'ong with team aMl Aplcs, antl set up polo
In each OF thcse holes, unl trump the dirt
around It firmly. In this way four men can sot
up $50 poles day, ut II cost ot only onc-th.rl
OF that required wiere tho holes asc dug Ia the
ordinary WY.
, 1879-03-05

ita cloae nn1 lie emphasizes It will, no
blnstcr, braggndoclo, or throat. bnt with lilo
simple, significant warning TINT tl,oy do not
know tho spirit Of tho North whom thcy
publicly bca!ow tloir oulogics upon n n,an
whom " oycry mnn, womap, md child In
tho North knows to harp been doublo.slycd
traitor." Tho North Ia slow 10 move, but
wl'au It does move the result ought to DO
known to tho South 1t they can loofn ANY,
thing from bittor experionos. Tho North In
anxio,1s for ponco aud n fraternnt feeling bo"
tween tho two SECTIONS. Knowing It's
strength, it is raady to n,ako concessions, md
It l,as nlscatly conceded moro for the snko
of ponce thnn has ever characterized any
rowor victorious over trensou, in tho history
of tho world. Aftor having pntdoned tho
Nobo1s, aftor having restored tho right OF
Re1f-governniont to them, atter having rcad-
Inittatl' them 10 Office ANIL allowed thom to
tako their old places wliero they plotted tho
overthrow Of tho Government, nfter having
withdrawn tho nrnly from their seotlon
upon their solemn pledges that all c|assea of
people should havo their rights under tho
laws Of tho States aud tho Constitution Of
the United Statcs, II has seen them dolibor.
ately violate those pledges md diafranchiao
III entire race, md las only protested. It
las seon then, porsocute md murder Repnb-
]icans, and llas only protested. 1t hns scen
them dcsoornto the ballot-box with open mud
unblushing frauds, md coolly and oonpla.
Gently defy tho National Government to on
force tho statutes protecting tho otoc-
tions, and 1t has only protested. It. haH
seen Democratic Representatives taking
soats to which they woro never
olooted, by virtue of partisan majority,
and 1t has only protested. And now, in
quick succession, the South has poured in
its cleffns demanding compensation for its
effort to destroy the Governments; has at-
tackled the army with tho intention Of Grip
pling 1t, if it cannot destroy it; has aasailed
tho few remaining safeguards Of the ballot
has throa.oned to stop th6 necessary sup
plies for running tho Government; mud
finally has tho elfrontery to procaim aud
reni1frh the right Of secession in Congress
sional debates. b1r, Ou4NDlEnfs warning is
timely one. 1t represents tho sentiment
Of majority Of the Northern people,
alone Of Isat1ica1 Republicans, but Of thou
sands Of Liberals, many Of whom have voted
with tho Democrats for tho sake Of conoi1ia-
ton and llarniony. Tho South is troadin J
upon dangerous ground. It mistakes tho
tonper Of our people. It may raiyo storm
| II it crowds too closely.
, 1879-03-05

Tho news from France Is not very enoour-
aging for the stability Of moderate 1sopublic-
nnism In that country. Tho. present con-
fusion in the Government indicates TINT It Ia
drifting into the same old channel that has
carried It to ruin 10 many times BEFORE. Tho
Republican party was originally mado up Of
nadicala and Conservatives, and has achieved
wonderful auocess. l1ouarohigm was
crushed down, and, under the lead OF GAM
BETA, tho Radicals succeeded In throwing
AAcsAuos over md organizing Cabinet
that was largely Moderate. The present
1uoys growa out Of the sympathy Of tho
, 1879-03-05

Charge la concerned. 1t would HenM ttlnt there
IL NJ much ernunfl for tho impeachment Of
lAsos n, for tic in,,caohn,ont Of D1opaErr."
,yo think fow will t]isruto this conclusion.
: As to tho charge Tint Judge DIonaErr ind
borrowed money belonging 10 bankrupt
srust-funtls III l,is Court, lilo Congressional
Committee make ploin rooisal Of tho facts
III shown by tho'ovitlonco Of AfAnK KrMnALl
mud JAMES Loso, and as substantially con-
firn,od by Judge DLopaErr's admissions, mud
conclude Whatevor might DO aaitl Of tho
improperly Of n Judge borrowing trust
funds from n l|duoiary ut,dcr tho control Of
his own Court, 1t Is certainly not n crime"
4 resume Is also ,nadc Of tho facts Of tho
nllcgod trespasa upon ugonan II. WALKER, In
dispossessing linn Of the Office llo had rented,
by means OF m ortlor from Judge BLopaETT,
md tho Committee conclude TINT "Ju1go
DIonoErr actod In this instance in excoss Of
bis Jurisdiction" At tho snme time they hold
that tho case docs not warrant impeachment,
bccauso 1t ia wcll-settled principle Of Inv
that Judges canuot bo held liab1e. oithor
oivilly or criminally, for errors Of judgment.
Practically tho samo verdict is entered up In
the Bfgelow Bloch W1NsroN and HzslNa
@80.0oo commission transaction. In noithor
instance was thero evideuoe OF malice or cor
ruptfon, Which nlone would ronaor Jndge
DLopaErT nmenablo topnniahmons for exceed
Ing his powers.
1u relation to tho Garden City Insurance
Company, tho Committee say !" thoro can bo
no doubt from the evidence that there WIS
conspiracy to defraua tho creditors OF That
institution" that the conspfrators rcsorted
to proceeding in bankrnptcy 'boforo Judge
DIonoE1T as ono Of the means for attaining
their object, aud that sucll object was s,1o-
ccsstplly accomplished y; but, while soverolY
condemning that conspiracy To swindlo the
creditors, tho Committee conclude that tho
proofs before thom IRE not such aa to show
that Judge BLoDoETr Ind ahy sach criminal
knowledge thereof or corrupt participation
therein as would warrant his impeachment
, 1879-03-05

The recent reception given at the Executive
Mansion by President and Mrs. HAYES in hoaor
Of t4e Diplomatic Corps was one Of the lasgest,
must brilliant, aud most fashionable OF tue saa-
son. Over. 600 invitstlopa weru gisen cut,
which were tutuuded to include the very richest
cream OF official Life IN Washington, and no
, 1879-03-05

Tuk Cntcaao TRIBUNE has established branch ot1ces
r the receipt Of subacrptlonb and advertisements ~
uslpwst .....
NEW YoRE-Room 70 7rtbnns ru!.d!ng F. I. Nc.
FAppEv. Manager.
pAists, FranceNo 10 Isuu do Ia Grange patcllerc.
II. MAtLxh, Agent.
LONDON. EnE.-Amtr!can Exchange, A48 Strand.
UxskY r. GlLLtu. Agent.
S!.N FRANCISCO. CAL &t-pa1aco ItoteL
WASHINGTON D. C.-l3lu strcet.
, 1879-03-05

The Republican Convention for tho nomi-
nation Of candidates for city officers is to be
held next Tuesday, the 11th inst, and the
Democratic Convention on tho following
Saturday,
, 1879-03-05

Tho Wisconsin Legislature Inns virtually
finished it's business, and will bo rondy to
dispsrso today. On Tho contrary, tho I'LL.
nois Legislature has not even made respect
able beginning Of itR business, aud ut tho
present rate. Of progress will not disposse be-
fore thu Fourth of july.
, 1879-03-05

When JErF DAVIS ran nway iu wom,,,,
clothing hc published The fact that be e,nss,.,
to bo hanged. That was fourteen yeor, ma ,rs.
md now lio expects to bc United Sta,ea s.,s,.'
and n pensioner. "'S'
, 1879-03-05

The country clan,ors for tho nancs ot ,,o.,
members Of the Cabinet who advised fin p..:t oss
dent not to veto the River aa Earbor bill ~. ~,
Pfeeldcnt never had better chance 10 mi 14s
veto 8]lcEc 1t would do thc most eoot, FS'
, 1879-03-05

Senator BArAnn hns been elected hono,,..
member Of Galveston fire co,1pany,-n o.n',!
hint that IN future he will bc expected ~ ss''
with the tnacl,[uc in politics. '0'ua
, 1879-03-05

Certain Missouri Republicans talk ton n,.,
about tho noxt Republican cauih,,tc ~ M'asa =,
Presidency. Un1csa they aro propatc'1 ~ w Ill, e
the Electoral votc Of tic State for ;,oarsM7 Sk7
an they had better let out tho ta,kn. pues' ~
suhfret "6 VI tht
, 1879-03-05

YORK CHAPTER No. ita R; 4; M.-1csular Con;
Isnbey.Hs. On THURSDAY afternoon and evsnlnE. u
r. m. an 7:3o .: H.. fnr work on tho ltoyn Arch De-
krce. Visiting compantonn cordially invited. by or
Il. r. GOULD, gee'y.
, 1879-03-05

a Birmingham man wrote 10 Mr. ,JoHH
Balonr few days stuce urging legislative 10
tlon against juvenile tobaccusn,oklns. Mt.
.pR1auT replica as follows: ~ do not think
such law Al sou, recommend would Fceelyo
, 1879-03-05

CHH1sT1ANcY would never hare srokcn !.
plainly about JBrF DAVIS. It Is we'll Z,cu
CHANDLER waa there.
, 1879-03-05

The North Will bo solid whenever the Demo.
cratic Congress rcwards, Or attempts to rcwssl,
JEFF DAyIs.
, 1879-03-05

II the President lad only taken pe,rr,,ooa
ns we advised him, he would have yetoci ~.
River aud 1larbor blu in spite Of "certain r,.n
berB of his Cabipct.'
, 1879-03-05

II little Louis NAPOLEON doesn't hurry n.,.
from Zululand there will be another rero,n,tos
In France, and he will not be On hu,d to nroat
bv It.
, 1879-03-05

llm V'cksburg Herald thinks II hos 1sc,...
TINT llAYE" Ia can1!tlato for rerlcct,nn u
rca'lf eanlidntu for farm.life ut Frc,n,,n. ',ea
harc1i =. 1881, II ho had been a cantSs. a.sf \,
reelection, ho would not bayc a'c go,a.', itF
EhfncBe bill. 'so lhe
, 1879-03-05

NJ Treason In his heart and perjury on ot,
ltps." That's JEPP DAVIS to dot, XAculnr1u
Give him come more.
, 1879-03-05

Mr. BLAINE made great tnany mistakes duc
Ing the lato acsaiou. md tllc worst Of tl,e,n VI
talking too often aud tuu much.
, 1879-03-05

The DrIgadiers aru slowly convincing .he
Northern people that the pulley Of amnesty VA
u bunder.
, 1879-03-05

Tho prospect OF an extra session Of congr,
cheers the Washington liotc1-kecpers, but ca.,
gloom over the rest Of the population.
, 1879-03-05

Hang JEFF DAVIS. Why isn't lie haughl
llc ought to hare been hanged fourteen Yeu.
ago.
, 1879-03-05

Tho "Passlon Play" III San Francisco Is ead,
ing appropriately cnougl, III free fight.
, 1879-03-05

forms Of Government, the proceedings Of tho
Inst week will bo recommended. Tho Presi-
don't will, of course, veto any such revolt
tionary legislation, md then tho Democratic
CoARross, refusing tho appropriations on my
other terms, will adjourn, defying tho Gov
arnmont to enforce tho laws without all
army. md to oarry on tho courts or the f,lnc-
lions Of tho Government without money.
------.--.--....@
A WARNING TO VIPEn8 AND COPPER
HEADS.
Tho dobato upon the morris Of JEFFERSON
Davis loyalty, which was unwltting1y pro-
cipitatcd upon the sanaso by Gen. surE1Ds'
amendment to pension all tho Mexican vol
unteerg during tho rcst of their lives, was
only m incidental fcnturo OF tho closing
sconcs,-a sort Of side-show to tho principal
performances 1t none tho less serves to
exhibit how boldly mud brazeniy tho Con-
foderate Brigadicrs havo come to tho front,
md with what malignant coinplaconcy they
hurl tho;r truasonablo uttornnces into tho
faco of tho 1oyal North. If any Union man
Ind predicted in 1865 TINT In 1871 an c1-
Rebel would rise in tho United States scnate,
and not only eulogizo JEFFERSON DAVIS,
cnrnunro him with Wanr,r:arou ,,roununon
h;n, n,,r;ot ,na ,ovar - ,,;s ao,r,.,1, r ,,,,
declare TINT he occupied tho salne position
with him upon tho rights Of Elato to
.orrnt;wo non,oorot ,ra,,1a as,.oaata .s,os;,,..
1,n, ,,,o., ,,,o vii of ,,onor ~ = ,,an.,.,,os
os i,5 M ,rr,,,n.,,v tl,a r,ro,,1,ot ,to,,,, ,na
,oon ,,vnho1 ;, cow Rnt ,to ornat na,
t,..>,,o,,o5 and IN ,7,a,-,.osn, o,,o,t..,.
baa,, v;t,osaod t~'''0'o ''''"
n,n aftor nvo,,,or tho so,t,,ox1 p~;c,,,;;o~a
wa T., ,,o;, ,,,.oas viii, H. ona.,,,.'ss.,.
80 Nort1,o-n i,,,a,t,,oa ,,;1do,, f,. ~. ,,...
| ~ tt,o 8. eo1id So,,t,, o,7 ,,n,,xoa r,,t !.
~ 4' .Ae po"'e" ."s "
uooa OF PASSIONATE fhesor1o II enlogy or tho
! " Lost Cause" justified tho right Of accos-
| sinn reaif1rn1el Il with frnHh ,nn1iunifv
,ro,1,o1 +,or ,b;re nj ,o,o, ,,o, =. ,,,n,, al
80. a.. w. 49,, -. I ~ H."
oetole tAo Hat' "hus WALL o1a@on Audaeity,
| began tho OLD "orK OF attempting to bully
| md browbeat tho North. THOR a,ttlncity
howavor. did mt nnea xv;thont rohrto Ono
| -, ~ -.
oiu iiol4 WINS fut'sco' "'1o A'S shs'Re reply
| aa2ea the Dr!gaulera, VINO, uu81eu WITH tue
possession of plnco md power. had esiloutly
| fonc;ed thnv co,,ld Hnn,t their iroo,or will,
! ,@,, =, -. -, -
| lapuult1, ha0 lAht tno olta sr!slt OF tno
North had cooled down In tho long yoars
that laye followed tho closo of lin Wnr
,1.o po,,,, ~ ,,1 > ri, 4. a.. ,,..,
'oF'' ~ w. ',".'' o~"''.'s ~ '''o o'''-
ts'"s' 1oA''"k sooo's "io"!'u Hill III ono OF
those brief, vivid tersc, 1ncislve utteranccs
which nre on}y Btrl1ck off at wh;to,hent, and
c,nto;,, ,,o,,,,r.o' i, ..,+o,,as "a ,,.o, H..
~ e" 80 ~ ""a ''Ao
~ .,.,..5.s,'a,. u,,.1 -" amos. sue s,'aa ,".
] ~. 49, ], t.y'. ~" ~. ~" 1AIos 1, WIS oos1
sa"A :. =, y. 49, aaa'. s ,'',, ~ .,. .o.a ~ - toas
-. m ss" " ~ a. sA mA ~ W pse'
!, ~ WY ~ 'a ~ s"o No.'.' w i'l's'-
a"eo IT, NA'' o'A"DAA'' to0o 1"4 7e''u'
, 1879-03-05

Ala r1ff
~ ;ta NH md t,ia
s'''
SHALL THERE BE ANOTHER CIVIL WAR7
The revolutionary proceedings Of the
Demo-Confofcrato party in tho two Houses
Of Congress do not arguo much for the pro-
lection OF tha peaco md Harmony Of tho
country, or for tho preservation of oven tho
forms of constitutional government. The
Democratic party has been in majority in
tho Lower House Of Congress for four years
past, md, using TINT majority In tho closing
hours, they hive refused to mike appropri-
ationa for the support Of tho army, mud
for tho support Of the Executive and
Judicial Departments Of tho Government,
unless tho other branch Of Congress aud the
President consented to repeal cortaiu pro-
visions Of tho statute Inv. These provisions
were: I. So mucll Of tho law Of Congress
regulating tho man,er Of holding olectious
for Members Of Congress IS provided for
the appointment Of an equal number Of Su-
pcryisors from both pnrties by the Courts
to attond each poll and keep record Of tho
proceedings, witness the counting Of tho
votes, and, in case Of fraud, violence, Or illc-
gality, 10 roport tho Same to tho United
Safes Courts. Under this 1aw thoro havo
been several cascs Of indictment and convic-
ton for fagrant acts Of dishonesty in Mary
land, Firginia, sou.1, Oaroliun, mud Louisiana,
aud thoro are now'perhaps hundred other
election officers under indictment for fraud
and baltot-box stufllug. Three persona rc-
&.,~., <Jn I 4, kl.a
been Indicted, and thoro arc four to six
others whose cases nro 10 rotten with frauds
tllat indictments md convictions arc con-
ceded aB cortaintics. 2, Tho roponl of so
m,,cl, OF tho law rs permits my troops of
tho United States to DO stationed near auy
polls or voting place on election Tor President
OF. Congress, or bo employed in preserving
tho peace at my such election, Thoro woro
other poiuts Of disagreement, but tlcao two
included tho oxtrcn,6 demand which tho
Domo-C -Copfoleratos declared must be salia-
Aoi bcfore tl,o Annronriation l,;l1s cor,7
~ ..a,o5
w l'''e'
IL must DO roAemoetoa that Tug, laws
which 1t was proposed to repeal nre Ecncral
| lnws of 4ho IInit.l Etates Annrorr;ut;on
i'm H.. H., ,,,,,;.,, C,,,.I..,. ......:.,..
0'''' 80 s'o'e - " P'"''"e'
money 1of carrying On tt'e aosefHment.
Lnwa arc neither onnctcd nor repealed by Al,-
| nronrintion bills The lnwfu] nud coustitn.
t;,..,, .,,5, - x,no,,;,,,, ,,,n, l., h.. H. L..
a.,a ,,na,.t,,;na ~ a,,.,, ~onaa,. mn, ~ -:
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, 1879-03-05

Clark street. opposite t1c Court House. EnGafecn
Of pomfntck Murray. ''lnnotcnt" Variety talio.
, 1879-03-05

Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. EnRARtH1cr
Of tho Now York Standard Theatre Company. AN
mort Life" Aftttupon And eveniug.
, 1879-03-05

napdo1nh ftrcct, b~twetn Clark nnd Lhsaflt. En-
fragment ot Mr.. md Mrs George 8. Kaaht. "oito.'
Afternoon and cTtn!nE.
, 1879-03-05

tho d'sbatntment OF tho nrn'y, IN direct
delivery Of tho nnsfol over to tho hhn'la 'f
tho 'a'7lcss,-a surrender Of Inv, authority
government, the courts nnd police power,
nn'l tho erection Of tho Mob as tho aolo
authority throughout tho lind. Indeed,
THURMAN and 1lEw1gF both tloclarosa that j.
unless thls lnw. Furnishing frauds md prosoot-
ing tho ballot-box WINS repeaIea, 1t was doubt
fnl whether there woull ever 10 euosher
election Of President by tho pcorlo Horo
WA nh open tl1raht TINT, with tho aboi'tioh
Of tlto ar'ny md tho Withholding OF oil af'"
prorriasiotns, tho Government wou III Of
necessity fell before tho Mob, who won'a
usurI' MI authority md eventually install tho
Democratic party III powcr, or dissolve the
Union.
undor these threats aud monncaB. Con-
gress adjourned yesterday at noon, without
passing the necessary appropriations for tho
army or for tho legislative, executive, aud
judicial expenses Of tho Government, thus
lcaying tho Government helpless without
these essential means Of defense mud proBor-
ms "a -. Ill -.