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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

THE Houston Post haYlng stated that
in 1850 Texas did not produce nor sell
one hundred bales of cotton, and ap-
plying sold fogyism" as the cause, the
Sherman Courier says:
"Red river county alone further back
several years than 1880, produced 1000
bales of cotton. There wss not in 1850,
an organized county in North Texas,
East Texas or south Texas, but what
produced more than hundred bales
otcotton,' 1t is safe to say. Then, too,
taxes OF state and county did not ex-
coed IL lac. on the hundred dollars,
and up to the time that the RADICALS
got control OF the state government,
state aud county tax had not exceeded
| fifteen cents on the hundred. dollars.
Now, we will admit tEss the wealth OF
the state has increased four fold since
then, and is still increasing, yesr by
year; but with this vast increase OF
wealth aud taxable property, the taxa.
ton b 5 been constantly increasing.
Il hiss been your progressive kind thai
has caused this increase, aud it is now
your sold fogyn kind that are trying
TO bring the state back to something
near the halcJon days when taxation
was light. Let them alone, and they
will do it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

IT is thought that Don Cameron, as
sisted By COnkling, will not permit the
nomination of 3 aine. With them it
will be Grant first and Sherman Sec
Oud
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

or yesterday the Camp raller paid
into tie Treasury she sum OF $50 zoo
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

donment made by the heart-broken
wife. The voyage IN Galveston is only
postDoned-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-11

know them to have been true and
outspoken at all times and in all ener-
gencies.
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TERlIs ron WEEKLY :

Snbscrfpiisr fcr twelve r.ouths. y
SubsCr - for six months ----.----..-....- :
PAYABLE IL ADVAGcS.
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Aaver.I..ae Rases.
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between whites. He was regarded rs q
truly good man. He has wife and
two cbildren-one SIX years old and the
other three months. About six months
since his wife's sister, Miss LIZZIE Low
Their, went to live with them. She ap-
pesred to be good girl and joined in
all the prayers, ct home and in church.
About three months ago Mrs. Richard
son was led to suspect that her sister
was becoming or hal become more than
a slster-in-lsw to the Rev. Richardson.
She was not in a condition to make
much interference then, but bided her
time. When the time came she told
Richardson that LIZZIE Lowther must
go away and she refused to harbor her
sister any longer. Richardson protest
ed that it would not be Chr1stisn-like
to send L Zzie away unless she was pro-
vided with good home elsewhere. All
right, Mrs. Richardson would find her
sister home, and she went to West
bury to make arrangements for the re-
moval of Lizzie. When she came back
Richardson and L zz;e were gone to-
gether. The pair were arrested in New
York as they we're going on board 6
Galveston steamship for q voysge.
r chardson wss taken hand cuffed be.
fore justice of Glen Cove, accompa.
MED by Lizzie, and was there met BY
his wife with her babe in her arms and
the six-year-old, and other family peo.
pie. The cool nerve of the Rev. Rich.
a.dson in this situation was as admir-
able as had been his religious zeal al
Sea Cliff. His wife prayed to him or
her knees with her child In her arms tc
come back to her and the Itie ones.
She had forgiven sll. But be stood i'm
plscable and spoke never q word. He
would not utter syllable or give his
wife single look. The clergyman
stood like 9 stssue-unmoved by tearl
and prayers. Lizzie looked on with
her lip scornfuliy curled, dumb as 6
sphinx. Neither could the justice gel
anything out of the cuiprits; so he COM
mitted Richardson on charge Of aban.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
MUSICAL NOTES.

The second evening OF English Glees will
AXE place Chiekeriug Hall TOMORROW. The club VIII
have the assistance Miss Beebe Mrs Hills aud Mr.
Beckett, and there Will be the usual number OF part
longs and solos
Mr.. GotthOld Carlberg announces an orches-
tra concert at ChckerDg Hall on Saturday evening.
February 2s The programme includes Hugo Ulrich's
"Symphome Triomphaie," the piano concerto In
minor No. 6, of Mozart, played by Nine s. A. Ra-
chasl and the whole of Meyerbeers music :" siruen-
seev An English translation OF the connecting poetry
viii be recitcd by Miss Genevieve l. SieOblns The
harp Obblgato will be played by Nine. 'hatteTtOn-
Bohrer Mr.. FIitsch Will sing the tenor solo, ana
there will be a chorus OF male voices
Miss Anna Boek the clever young pianist
whose performance the concert OF the Pull
harmonic Club was mentioned in The TRIBUNE, gave
concert last evening Steinway Hall, where she had
the assistance OF MessIs Arnold Gauzberg and Muler
Miss Book strengthened the favorable impression that
she created when first heard here She has I'M
usual power, brilliant technique and evident inelli-
gence. She Is somewhat immature, and the poetical
side OF undeyeloRed, whlch gives htr
certain hard quality so that she rather conlels
admiration force and briiancy or her WORK thah
wins sympathy by iIs delcacy ana sentiment but the
player OF decided promise. and when time snail pave
ripened powers and developed some qualities whch
she now lack much NAV be expected OF her.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

AurHUR-In this cty, on Monday. January II. 1850 Of
pneumonia Ellen Lows Herndon, wife OF chester A AZ
F9"" service, will b. hcdl, the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest 5have ABOVE l5th st. Thursday, January 10 a
1aSrmcn T'Si MI be in Albany n Y KINDLY requested
BuLI-,aniav January H. Alexander Bull aged 81 years
TInT'1 f ,v q" Yort Via Irio railway at a m
Members OF Ureka Lodge F ~ A. M..luutol to attend.
CARR-In westerly. H. /. ath lnsr, Mrs Adehno f.,
wiuow ~ the ato Vincent carr ssci u years ,. ..
F%yera, W,.aesi'.. f4tn AZ i5O O'clock a m
KELLoGG-ln Rrooslyn, Tuesday January 10. OF acute
men,nats, tredk h. Ktll9gG a. o,, ,...,...,,..
Friday January rs. At II q. M.
ithaca atcrtown Palers please copy
KELIY-Suddeny. In the 55th year u ms age enr kew
Funeral his late rienc" corner West 11th Il
pSI.1HSs SnG ,n r as S s,p;ssiv iiy' . i,a
ITONARD-At Newburg y. January D. Mary A. telict
OF lanes H. Leonard, deceased
uACYIn Hudson. ColumDi County. January T. Hiram r.
s0u of Hiram Macy esq. in i' 3id year 0i MS ago
FSnpr, from tho firs Presbyeran Church. in that city,
Wedncsdav mex {, 40 23O fc'oA p' m
LIvFRMoRE-At Montcl.ir Monday morning. January l2
II 9o6n 5n' n e., and s'ii, lizzie Tiycrmo,e
f19ls" 1his y"ni, sly Iith inst at o'cock p m.
CerrasGs Will oa TaI and ~ a. at 94G " II"
NIsPAUGH- January II, Philip Mspaugh In the son
rgslr, seryic,s nom NJ, late residence
Ihur day, January ~, at - IN.
Iutermeutdt LII .aDeih, y. j.
P0wEIT-At Cornwall on. llulson. January H. George W.
aSN, r0wsi celnrsiay io D. m from Mrs J. T. smiths
Gcnce cornwall.
pogKWFII-At Jamaica l.. January H. Elizabeth be
loved wlie o Dr. IL. ". Rockwell formerly Oi BiooAHu'
aged II years
Fitt, rll st Jamaica. 2.@O r. no, Thurs lay
cars /, ave Flatbu-h Avenue Dep 1 al l'dO.
Tn remains viii be- taken 20 onnectcHt for nterment
s,,rTu-Afrs Hannah Smith. Tuesday 18Th. aged s2
Of l,r
son Idear NJ smith 34l " est goth ST. NeW-loih'
Intrun b., 10 Greenwood
v,tKrR-At Moutclar Y. T., ON Monday, l2th ms.
Ia et rr1cf pi tlo latc captain Andre" b. walker ia the
.ryice, Al t,e OF her sontna Bcuamin
Mouclatr. Ihai"i19s A'th ii''s AZ ~
Carriages VII be- waung on arrival u Tram leaving haf
ca,-.t nc 1910.
wulrT-on sunday morning, Jaauary II. 1880 Harry H.
,s and friends are iuvitei - attend The funeral s'r
nom lie Of his father, r. Cornell White lbl
c,iumna HEIGHTS BTOosiyp on Tuesday evening at Z
ttDu
rr,ate In.crneni on "Wednesday
ON virst Day morpiuv. I'm insf.. at Ter ate
t...Ins, iu Che iosn of ashinBton Deborah Who" OF
-. t.f. Tarob s.. the B3i li iof
49,. trnm Friends Mentug-house tNine fnrtncrsh on
Tourth Day. llth INST, al - O'Clock .. IA.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
THE TNDI1N BCREIU.

GENERAL FIsK's CHARGES AGAINST COMMISSIONER
uAYr SAID 10 HAyf BEEN DIsPEoVED BEFORE
THE INDIAN COMMISSION.
PEoyIDrNCr, X. l., Jan. 13.-Thc Pror'deacc Jour
nal tomorrow will contain the following article,
which, it is understood his the approval Of the
Board Of Indian Commissioners
The sey. re nttacr made upon thc Commissioner OF
Indian Adars two throc weeks aiuct d. Nasult r
Ton coritspondent Of 1IlE NEW YORK iunUNi. witch
was afcrWur1 iudIr-cd by one OF thc members
nf tle Board OF Indian Commi5-Uu r-, Who asscti'd
mar tnat Board would nNcstrU.c the whol'
matter at It's annual meeting on ihe s'h
inst with the announcement sihee made
mat said board was engaged IN that inv sq-ai ON. has
cXcitcd some interest the public mimi IS To tht
rgsuit We arc at liberty To say, upon the best
authouty that tho Board Oi Indian commissioners
drcply regret mat tuy one OF Then number had commit
Tea hem through the public press So any fch cArh ul
clai labor OF rcsponsDIltl. -, -,
The Commissioner OF indian Affairs s the head OF the
Rnrrau In the Interior Department lie II not an
annoiutce OF The Board of Indlan tonitn.saion-
grt nor In any sense uceountaDo 10 II
nr snrIect 10 It's control Neither the
laws updcr which the Board OF Indian Commissioners Il
organized, nor the rules 81 order, nor u
uast practice authOrzc or woulu justly II
ln entering upon any such eqaninntion- Rat rs
these ehargcs had Deeu thus puDheN mAne
aud indorse tho Commissioner OF Indian AhAiis Ie-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
Guecl1l Notltss

Posi- once Notice elhe otrie mmb Tor N, N'aa 'l "a
IirI1 ~ January H. 1880. .l close al ts OHIO ON
fif ISDA s. a lltoac. Dy -teln'hip i,toui ta
tt.ri.s- ~ l.-lAN. a $3.50 o. iu, iuf LNiuu- NN
sir'ut.tin Gy oi 10 Via Qieru.t'Wn oI ttl t,7
nay M F., h ui lr Iurnls Ds aicinonp Alg W hihr'IiH
va oueenstoWn correspondence io. Ntrmhy ann ttiut
mus b.. specially ilre stli and 100 Wau - me- t" ~ p'
sf,nu.ilp ttollsff plymouth lleahouIs dni lam
hurg. on SATURDAY al a n, Tor tnfopt, hi Mcsm.me
Itriirs Nh Oue'nsfnwu t.Orre ontnce Tor pefTdny ah
scotland mast be -pc ally sddrcs'eN pnl al "a ot
..ti~na lrscf Ug - Inshu B1lNA VA blssOH hud "a
M f,1 rur,ue bv m ans.u Gen, raj Merdcr, so fh
.,nion ana Btcmcu. mails Tor Denmark Swede1 ad
s,,,a, ar, d4ultcrd by Hamburg and lftufu Htedneis
anlc mo main Belize aud iiaJ l-lancs VA lle
49, Npr. January a. llr nails .O ~ lleIr aud MI
. ~, GA Halifax New.A lanuary 10 lie utils
~ EernudI ana the West indies leave Newlork JsnnlN
~ me ntl. Hlyaua ltaye New fOrN Jauualy To- Ihe
foa. ior Nassau H.. leave New-i OK January - an
~. mai. lor Martinique Lucia BarbaOcs and Trtnitai
isaye York Jauuafr ~ fhe mails for AnlrthA @c.
January 10 Inc tAhls TOT Ahih" ahu
Japan ''''' '' MOS L. JAMES POstugstsE
post onIce New.YOrk January 10 1851.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

said. afierward appropriated b. VI 'ofs'
The other sey .nyelght bonds, making total per N''
OF tie two lots s51.CG0. supposed 10 lave '' j
taken Iv Nfr Roger Wuen Nj B"grTi tia1si frc' ne
foiutt Tr.aeuTcTfS books !Is -u Hs--ni tHfl $40
mai nj, 696 az hr ronds bad en ''srt a. an, ,ne
rqesenf Collector claim. 10 have 10 LHh"t ago 'i ''
102 h.ndh lcp"ft'' m.--irE .- .,
Ihes revelations created afditipHri excite men p"
HacKon,uch. Yesterday twO ulc.f'i. "i tic 'l'n'
zee al FlefhclfcfH visited fH' ,!.i'.0fs LN,
National Bank for the rurpnscuf col larnr tlc I' i
County p is h.iG .fir bank Wft in. is '-- ..".
lels TIE fact that ,Dr yiIu. of d." = .r,i.i-
amounted 10 $1,000. enc gmouit ~ cfii 600 a ~
by Mr. BOgert f0f Ga io u n'ce B" hiiH ~. p. ~
va. thought 10 b. .ilailraut 10 rtf rnlirN th". .D
number nf tine bOIfs iTortd fHrl d" ht ilr "f
aprIo.riitcd bv Mr Ho-cri, ard ihut t.el .el, No
rolrecf in their >i~iturrt President Ah"iIi .''"
~ III, hank declined ~ give abe uUmn'r, lor pul.t,6
tom but sail tHcy WrT lr@tl, r'EiI y sS.. 81 o ',o
mi amount nf tr lofn bT- iiet e Uon1' were N..t
premium o. iron - to l3 yer t hr iih wa, ~ ,,o
county nun Cpalit5 Woy b' .t -i '''"lo ~ ,'d
over s-u- an as 81 was tie Uilt dtbi t" county i
the bank wa. perfectly Snfc.r ire gursl'oh oi W., -
lditv of an nycI ..u' oi curp0I 10 ppllu. ~
tgsfrI frequcni y. n. said, the l ~ n'irWo't.f
b.rc fhst ~ N". Morton. tie pfct'yn. "l 90
pni.1delpna eircct IairOaa. Wun "4it au ".'
81 100000 10 bonds which Urrc t.lN ~. .t'oN' -" "
sui Id court Another case "a. tue o' issue ui
Haven Rg,iro9d stock bv nfr Schuyler. Tue u3bh H,4
holds SoNcnt yOuc shares 0i lta own ST th' "i''" W
been issued Mr. Bogart, o. st or. a. ii. ,,-.s--
The committee ucn from iI.chr l. '. .t n ''t' ,l
tho laws ui Nc.- Jersey, which mai p'h"@,,n it,
ion fyl wears af.rf tur rcfirtinfH- oi Hi "i4.
Mr I,oaaris .ufeilss W1I,I DE Lch for TIC "''"' ~
bi. bond.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
JIIOyD UMGH's CREDITORS.

The FOVGFR PROPOSES TO PAY ALL MS INpEBTED-
NPsS-THE BUSINESS TO DE- CARRIED OA BY
TRUSTEES.
The creditors of j. Lloyd Ilaigb met yes
terd,v at hrs Office No Juhu-s claims being frpre-
eented to the amount Of SGOO.O00. Thomas
McElratn. Of the Park Bank. presided. Mr.
Haieh was present Il. =. Newcombe. his Huoiney'
then submitted proposition on behalf "' MI h"is" 10
pay the creditors I'm fu. and -ugg suing that commit
tee be appointed act trustees for al the creditors,
and that they be- authorized TO require fhc
assignee 10 sell the assigned estate at one" to The
frusfees who should Duy IN ana continue tht nus n
for The benet OF the crcditort aud when Ae Nhoc ~
dcbteduess Of the estate s qudel me balance oi thc
estate should be transferred 10 SIR. Uaigh.
The creditors received the proposition iayoraDy. In
the discussion which ensucd NJ Foster. the assignee
I'm answer to questions said the total Iabiliile,
wonId reach SG3O.OOO. which mcindcd mortgages TO
thc amount OF Si23,OOO and acccpfanccs AT tho
(4roccrs' Bank tor $4,000. Henry T. DE
(iraaf President OF the BOWcry National Bank,
Thomas McElrath. jaime, Andcrson. Of Pittsnutg aud
I,ei iamin r. Blair. attorney for the receiver OF the
iroCers' Bank. appointed committee 10 devise
plan by which the an angcmcnt could be carried out
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
" 4 JOURNEY ARoUND rHE WOELD."

The annual meeting Of the American Geo
graphical Society held last evening III ChicAerhg
Hall. The treasurers report showed balance III thc
permanent fund OF $4,000, and IN the general fund
of $500 For 1880 the officers elected as follows
Chie-Justce Charles l.. DAILY, president; Roswell d.
Hitchcock, ID H., president j. carson breVooii
lug secretary; Lew r Morton, treasurer and
Z. Bailey Myer4, Lane l. Hayes, W. W Astor,
William IL. Morrell, Waller W. Evans ana EEbtrt
J.. Vicle counc ors lecture entitled, " Journey
Around the World" illustrated b' stc.eop ,ica Nio"s'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
GARFIELD's LONG TERN.

The Republicans will never get Garfield out
OF without eiectiDg him Presidrnt putting
him IN the CaOiuo Joining the Democrats IN e"c
q Democratic Legislature. Garfield comes from part
OF the State notorious for the holding on quality.
Giddlngs held n seat the House il the GRIM
Reaper cnt him OF Wade kept his place IN the Senate
tenacOusly and would probably have been there III his
death " the Democrats had not captured the Lgsau
IN 1867. Garfield has pestered Western serve 's
prauls for House honors these many years, ana now
goes the OF only iOr'ycight ful OF
mental and physical vigOr He Is capable 70 great
degree Of probability OF standing III the Why OF Oher
ReplhIlcana for q onaIicr OF q century.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
coMMERcIAL TR1TELLERJ CONTENTION

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. 13.-The eighth an
nua convention OF The Commercial Travellers Associa
ton Of the State OF NewYorE assembled this morning
The reports Of the Secretary and Treasurer show the
following condition OF the assoclitiOn; Present MEM
brrshp G2j increase during the Year,7S ucaths
10; receipts during the year. S29I2 GO; Disbursements
81 5ll 70; total balance In the reaeury, $500 10
The ASSOCIATION has paid 10 benchciaos since its organ
izafon $3.50 s8g 90 Oc r. were elected as follows:
Iresi4enf-Jame- III. Eaton. OF syracuse.
ViCc Iyestdt lts-Th0mas \. N1uug, Oi Ncw-l ofk ;
Nfarcu. AiicnacS. OF chester; Thomas h. Afford 81
IrDoktyn; A. A. TnoHHa, OF Eimta; owen a. kllBck,
OF LYONS; II. H. Avery, of tand-tott.
SCcyfiqry and 7rfGsHTfr-J. W. Paec, Of syracuse.
Efscut,te C0mmiitee-Narren l. koss, Riley v Miller
nd FRANK DEL.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
wool MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. l3.-Woo continue e. be ln m.
rr va icr ana with price, nrns Ohio. Icnryivania aud
West Nugma-NN and above e0d99o.. \, Jv".aci ne
dunn F5n -c. Coarsr. 5uol.c; Ncw-Nofk. Nirhcln.
Iuii1na ana Wcsten-Flue or \ and XN, 4sa5oc.; Ne
dlum. % dIic.: Coarse. fsabnci ashed O0mbhy hnd
le'.i. o. Emo WISHED DcNug, Y aud &N 54-do9ci Ne.
dlum Wlshcd CDmbng aht ie.tinc COO ,.l- o'i "1'
Wa.hrl Ciocs 5JaG1o: t4 Jao55ci tnpa-Lci Ccmti {
nud neiaine-licGlun rnwashed C0mbing and D. ts ,3
fJc. Coarse do do 4Oa &c, Brght Urwa-hed cloth
my Fine or and Xxx, 3'G'jc. Medium. loc.i
Co1r,e SNc4lr; PARK Fafthy Uuwashcd Cothlng-Ine,
"-0a.c: Medium 3fc. Coarse. Stai3c.i ottFun-ln no.
S7riOc: Mctium. Oat2c; Coarse $uat'cs 'aifornia-
Fr. T o.Uc: Medium 81 Ace Coarse 33 03 G. New Mex
an ana Colorado SO i0c Medium, 500 ioc Coarse
('arfci Wool. 1Sd3Ic.; Pau d-tNtrd Mouno 40 '1SOej
super, 5Od5jc Lambs super 3oe6jc.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
SOUND ADVICE.

An eminent lawyer advised a law student
shst be ought make Il oi hs professional iileO
Eeser Try without fret understanding his own
si1e hid then that OF his Tins good ad
nee and Republicans ia nominating candidate Tor the
Les'oenSy should follow II, IN 80 TAR Us 10 ask them
EVE what the DemOcratc party could f0iry bring
esshst Their candidate. Gush l. good IN the right place
na al We right me but Is not good in either guam
~ OF tine u IL 10 suffered 10 beciOud that iudg
"hicn Is necessary 10 avoid mistakes. II mint
~ e candidate for the Presidency equivalent
ss, eieet0u Republicans could afford 70 wraugle and
leaasp ~ ealy strife, but since this Is the
The MI need All their wits about tbem III 0rdrr hal
snnns, NEE, whoever he may be- may receive The full
ts1I1ssn,et t1I1S o. the party. Meantime keep coo; thH in
vii H. 9 examine the pros and cons, aud then yOu
Fepefea wnen the time comes, TO act wisely.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
HARPER a. BROS
Hnrprr's Latin I

unrprr'. Latin Dictionary. idt'd by 3. A. Ace. vs.
IIfv a0ll If taHTtnn LOWS AN IA irt or f W ~"
ug tags iIce. u.ifat nut uI, - 'i iHu 'he'i y ~
Lslf 'iIHcr 10 Jui ful' Russia fl- DO
Fhe Egol~i comedy ln raraife hl ceoitr VI ~ ii.n
49,. ia ~ : cents 1O 80 fnn rrtrAlu SQUARE iin fN
Tl, RDlls al I.nravcn 4 novel Bf -. T. Eilrnn tti
,s IN trlfs No 90 ln if4AkNn -auaf" i11iatl
Ara n America a critical ant historical ,sltcA h} y q
g. in i.nin Pinfufay illustrated ~N" ihuihh1ic4 tifti
a. lN
The Boy Travellers in the Far fast il,ntlIes e'
s,IHa p n io4rlry 10 Iallu ani thna by lhantr "
Knox nuthur - "tamr ttfe ant :, rt'A ittA ,Ni.tla
JLrftuh Asia" "Inds flfJuuu. 'JonH, &c ihnfhate''
syo ulumna Iud cloth -
Stndies OF the t.rsek Poet. by John Aeinsis. ~ -.
," e+tinr o "sIctchfs n tiay ant tftctf, 'isruai-
sne In aly" &c. Revised asa tulfsci br ilt hHn" IN
vela iOmo. cloth, - 30.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

IL the position assumed by General Cham
berain is maintained absolute Military dictatorship
Will been set up M Maine-lBalllnlore Oazeue
tDeml
1t would be most patriotic beginning OF the
wear To read John Brgb ipeech and resolve that the
country Shall dies all The good things ie says OF IL
tBarpcr's Weekly Rep)
The calmness with which the public rest III
this remarkable exigeney IN TIE belief that GehefdI
Chamberlain Will prove faithful guardian or the hlSh
trust he has assumed IN behalf of the people, cannot a
10 afford rim n gratifying inspiration in the perform
snce of tue duties that shall devove upon himlBangOr
Wing and Courier (RepD
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
uESpRTcKs's LAST BLUNDER.

The Indianapolis Hendricks Club Is in full
sympahy with brethren Name ara Gas taken The
pains to send Governor GarcelOn telegram OF con
graduation The attempt this political club 10 put
the Democratic party OF this State on record as aplOY
Ing OF tie Name mfany will meet with violent Opposl-
ton fro thousands independent voters IN this state
The action uncalled for, In The first place, ana Is
Aready " kicking up muss." u seems that mere are
certain Infamous deeds that respectable Demo
Gratis DONE approve Of and this Maine matter Is ono OF
them: Already the wiser heads are beGnning 10 see
the buncer. and heartily depIecate IT. General MAI
ton Auditor OF STATE openly condemns the sending OF
The te"gram and sys tAat whie the Fusonlss may be
tclncaiy right, there is no doubling the fact tuat
majority OF the people are against them
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
BIC. BoGERTS ADDITIONAL CRIMES.

STATEMENTS THAT HK MADE AN oNLlIS. UE oi DEi-
GEN COUNTY BONDS FOR MS own USE.
The examination of the books Of the late
Treasurer nlimln c. Bogert. of the Produce EX-
change. was resumed yesterday by MIR. Barrow the
expert; but late in the day he was not ready to
make any report The emDezzIemeD still subject
OF interest AT the Exchange.
Further developments have been made Of Mr. Boserts
methods by an investigation Of the Finance Committee
of the Board OF Freeholders in Bergen County. Mr..
pogert was County Collector for the which expired
m Nav 1878 On Monday the Finance Committee dis
covered that OF county bonds rcissued during
Mr. Boeerts term of Office were missing. The bonds
. ,ssped 10 cover an indebtedness OF $34s,oO0, and
although COG were all that were really needed.
each being Tor $500 the number authorized "
be printed was 500, IN order 10 hiio" Tor
,mnerfeetious The committee having Implicit ialth in
Mr. Roeert left 10 hin principal part OF the work
The actual number OF the bonds reissued was GD6 but
n WAS aerward discovered that Nos lO2 anu osl were
ntilated and Nos I'll and 722 were used to replace
nm The bouds from 8g7 TO 100 inclusive were made
an. n The order Of some person not stated but as u Is
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

quested the Board on is first assembling to make the
examination TO which It had thus been unwisely conf
mittcd.
The charge that the corrupt practices OF an IEdan
Agent Arizona were cOndOned 10y the Commissioner
IN Orter 10 ckcapCn the price OF silver nine
in the interest Of himself his friends
This ob was unsustaned by tine evidences on
the contrary, there was evidence u the office OF the
interior Denartmcnt with which the Secretary
OF thu Interior perfectly familiar. that TIE
offences of tie agent had not been con-
dnntd; ep far from #. tue Commissioner 81
Indian A14us had been constantly in pursuit OF eve
dcuce gan 80 him. which completed and the ease
handed 20 tie Department OfJustiee for piOseeu
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,nousjs for m, mast a hgifrs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, | a. m.-The barOm-
eter has generally risen uihoul the Atlantic states
and St. Lawrence Valley, where II II highest and
cooler nortnarly vinds with clear weather prevail
throughout TINS region The pressure has fallen rapidly
west OF the Allcgl anics, an s now lowest IN Northern
Minnesota Warmer sOutnerly Winds prevail WIN ciear
weather In the NurthWcs Southwest aux ONO NilcF,
but with partly cloudy weather and snow IN the Lake
Region. The pressure fallen hut risen again 0 the
North Pacific Coast, with hight ram.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States. diminishing north
ly winds possiOy shifting sOuth and east
rising followed by fnling barometer, partly cOudy or
clear weather
For New-Fngland rising followed by stationary or
falling barometer. north and eest winds. warmer, clear
ana partly cloudy weather
CautiOndrB Signals.
CauOnary Of shore signals continue from Cape May
10 NewYOrk and cautiOnary signals continue from East
por to Cape Hatteras and ordered for Cape Look
out ana Macon.