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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, tuesday. May T. 1850.
There VIII DC no meeting Of I'll" Home Rulers IN Lon
don during the approaching cccsS Of Parliament. On
The rrasscmblnc Of Parliament the Home Rule party
Will meet ne usual to consider measures announced IN
the Quecn's speech Charles g. PHIEril Eas announced
his intention TO Al In Parliament for Cork.
A dispatch from COnstantlnoplc TO The Times says
that the Prince o. MOntcn declares that he has
tentOn Of fighting with the bands which have taken pos
session OF the VHcuatcd territory. ard that II war,
fortunately, he necessary II VIII he declared against the
Turkish Government, winch h the reH unhOr oil the re-
sstdLce to the execution Of the Convent n.
ROME May 4. The Government has pub
lshcd IN the form Of report TO the King tho crisis
what II really address to the constituencies. The
Ministers hive agreed favor rnTy abolition NJ the
Rris tax and III" extension Of suffrage There IL
Indication that the elections will be carried with
usual activity
berlin. MAJ i.In The debate on the third reading Of
The AHSorialSt bin to-day, the Rrrhstag rejected the
amendment proposed bv Herr Lcchrnrprrgur That the
LAYS should be- cuntInu,d In force year only aud
adopted the bill, by vote Of l9 10 81. IA the
cIdcd upon the second reading prO0npng the opera
ton OF the law until September 30. l-Si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
NEW TELEGRAPH LINES IN THE souri,

Dispatches received yesterday from Augusta,
Gn by officers Of the American Union TELEGRAPH Com
pany announced that the last contest for telegraph
right In tie South In State mad been decided
favor Of that company. The Western Union Company
had applied FOR an injunction restraining the American
Union from building lines along the Georgia railroads
with which the former pauy claimed to have rxolu.
sive contracts The application was denied yesterday
by Judge Snead Augusta tho ground that the CON
tracts VOID aud VI no eject against the AmeT
can Union Company in fur they attempt 10 SET up
exclusive rights against that company.
Officers Of the American Union Company said yester-
day that there had been twoutY five thirty
watch lac Western Union hdd claimed exclusive rights
and that all OF than hal been decided III favor OF the
company There case OF this kind nd
ing IN any II tho states.
The American Union Company has completed con-
tracts with the Georgia Central and the Western Ala
bama Railroads.. and ite line 10 Hew-0rieaus VIII be
open:d ~ MA J fov weeks. The company Low owns
lines and Of the Great Western, which It has agreed TO
buy,
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Tho foreign mails for, TAO w1eS end nG SATURDAY
for SHy EUROPE & BY sSssap nevada
Wa4 T nor ana y
sS n at ma and Or ns steamship
WA oassusoSn for Francs must 30 sps
s sn Al On HH 81 H5snS' sfiS
Germany FrapGs by sSn%sSp sSsy Ss
5g ana fsnss Sc
on sy s,tanSD ODER @ @
and Bremen for Crest Britain and nd me
cSRt IN se %s DC cy q Rcrn
s Sn'f 2 70: st sfIiIapS r @'t
The for DenmarS sweden and Norwi arr ns Pa the
b Nest in ns, R sr fS arsene ec SoyySE
MS mails ~ 70" 10! cags sy IqTs Island S.ye
NswYok May 3 The ar n oS S9s poso
S sS s lave SswYS Nay g. The mai;
Lave S Ss~4S1 NAY 3 n
SIN Francisco Nav ~. The mails for Ausrlla &c" leave
'4A f'-1s'''' THos: {. JAIEs. POmu'"':
Post Office Now.YOrk May /. 1850 ---
structure Impotence ana Diseases Of the Goncritye Or
fiaEHsS Y A la Lex'nSt 2sthss
- The Metropolitan Market Company,
H tSa4 SG %EsS j HHfesEF
This market VIII be opened Tor bnsness On o, ,
l i've S Of 4s 1aSI H1f ana Among
may Dc m'n'lODeu- L. DELMoNlco. ~
I!,GeSeocS paIlinS G Wnda T. Es"e i'O''
Vim. II. Webb, Hotel Bps,ol
IrIah Wei h, ST. SichUia5 Hotel
]. II. Bresin, G ls'y House.
L. IL Janvrin Il 90. Automatic HOTEL.
c. b. Waite. Erevoort House
Stausfeld " Wrisluy. Victoria HOTEL
II H. IIrOcs away, Ashland HOndc.
Crorce L. Leland ,urtCvaut House.
f. I. Me Iihed. COn;ipCntni 4 0e!
John A. Rice, ROO kaway Beach
Charles A. Merritt. Ant iOny House
G. H. Kug Aberdeen Hotel. -,
A. J. DALI & Sons Union square uotei.
Mr. Rogers, Coleman House.
Mr. CaslOH, Union Club.
w Z. Alis, The Hanover.
I;n in 4 WILSON, sherwood Houee
r. TheO Walton, ST James Hotel.
II. H. Clapp liOssmore Hotel
L. W. Parker Parker's 'sestaurant - ... 49,.
The Penlsy wanna Iil! oIt VII have Terry running nou
Jersey CIV 10 the Sct by June !, ,5O .....
OF dealers have already
,her stIns Application fer space In the marker can now
b m Tho nndersgned and Will receive consideration -
70 choice o, ocatin IN the order they received
Address o.. G,ha c, =, :, Ccn,naiftee
Manhattan Market.
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stand He tesuHed that Van Houten got on the fence
twice and broke 1t down He told the people WHO Te9
n1ssiu,, trougb the field that path had been n1ee
foT them and asked them not walk across the lou
Van HOuten stepped up and said: 49,
WHAT have you got 10 do with Ut ,, , oho,,t
lido NOT want 10 have any trouble with You hoOu'
f." DalZbl answered. -. A. ,,,1,or
Van H0uten quGrrelIng win nlm WIZ" 49,
Of The witness stepped up and wanted 10 knuT
what the was Van Hout9n caught r1Hg ana
zeIi by the neck. but pushed on DhIzeii a liz
Lis a0n then started for the house: alu thc
crowd peted them with stones. Van Honten III l'tn
inst as large stone struck Dalzell In the leg AZ ms
point the gun went off. ana Van ho1 1it
van Hm;eD was slot until he reached tie hnltc. ~
aid moi ask us father not 10 shoot again. mu i,h
lowed DaZell and his father and fred nj them WIN
revolver
THE VERDICT.
Tbs closed the evidence. After short dehOer"'o"
the jury returned with verdict reanlng Us Ioo"9'
nyy. crd mt ta soid John joseph Van UOuJcn came
70 his death by gunshOt wound at the hapuS oi VIII
IAN Dalzell Oh Sunday, May 2"
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NOTES FROM JAPAN.

THE FINANCIAL MISUNDERSTANDING FOR a
CONSTITUTIONAL GnvrRSMFNI-FIFIY rELsoNs
KLLtp BY Az EXPLOSION.
YOKOHAMA, Apnl 1G.-Thc continued de-
preclation In The paper II aScrIed to undue
speculation In and paper hence Tho Exchange have
been closed .or time for official examination Of their
affairs.
Regulations have been issued for the control of
public meetings. IN view Of the aetatJns by dcma-
eoica for sentative assembly people uuluicr-
cstcd The Government s. working gradually toward
granting Constitution. winch viii arrive whcn The ma
ton IL ripe.
A japanese marrow war with special Envoy has sailed
TO make friendly visit to Persia, thence VIII proceed
to the Mediterranean Another Viii ahor;y Nlsl the
Pacific coast.
IL the exp uson IN TIC Takasma coal mine. near Ma.
Fasaki about nifty persons killed, and Sill more In
tdicd.
be shot dcd by the second mate ut Kobe. Inc ssas-
sin was held for tria
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DIED..


BRADLEY-on Tuesday evening" May L. Mary wainwright
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BENEDICT-At Rossylle, g. l., May g. Samuel W. Benz.
Funeral services on wednesday at $50 pm at tho
G0ULD-At Montrose. n T. on sunday May 2 1882 c,ar:
rev. isTasi Ward D. D. Of Danb1Ty. Conn. In hsi 7StS
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral services on "Wednesday. May O. al 2.5o p m; ~
Re- ON ' the e1 arrys Of he % train from SewYorS
Danbury. Conn.,. papers please copy.
JACOBSON Tuesday mornn G, 4th inst, Samuel j. Jacobs
Relatives and friends respectfully avl.c 20 attend his
Thursday D. M it is requested that flowers be
McDoN Aldo On Tuesday. May Mrs. Mary Mcdonald In
Funeral services at the residence Of her son Edgar 100
Greeneave, brooklyn, on Thursday 9th inst at o. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OF his residence Orange, N. J..
Notice Of funeral hereafter
POTTER-on sabbath morning, May @ at the Samaritan
Home for the Aged bod Wilson Potter In the 18th Of
hisage.
wALCoTTAt Charleston. g. c. May Eva c. wife Of Jos
eph wacotI. and daughter OF Henry w. and Caroin L
Church the Heavenly Res: ths Esy DE-
3. ,Sa
We the Trustees Institution the Improved
srucon Of Deaf Mues desire deep and
founders and isTa saDgCrtss Of our in.s1tiOn
thr"bbsd with poo: sutsliSs.
bestowed with generous bera irrespective OF race or
and asre material FITS jig with
ups aG lie Community Within which he lived
Ta The c
generously contIbaed and We share the sorrow OF the entire
'' ' y OSCAR s. srRAus
n. GOLDMAN.
Committee Of Trustees
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MADISON SQUARE DISASTER.

HOW THE ROOF AND WALL WERE BUILT.
EXAMINATIONS OF THE ENGINEERS OF TIE RAILWAY
COMPANY AND ONE OF THE CONTRACTORS
SUPERVISION OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT
TESTIMONY OF EXPERTS.
The testimony taken yesterday by the Coroner in
his investigation of the causes of the recent disaster
at the Madison Square Garden mostly toch-
nical and related to the building of the wall and
the roof. The witnesses examined were +. S. Cur
tbs, James B. Smith, and several practical carpen-
tors and masons
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures MAY 1.
(Frl FTangac Havre Apr "a, to lie Beban.
Raciia OBJ Elliott Limerick 1872 days, TO Bowling
Archibald -
Allsa Or Hughes: Anx Cages April 10. Jerenio 90
Marc % Petit Guave 90 Porau'P Prince "a
AMI Kingston -. 10 PIN, FOr"OO1 x Co. .
ship .nhn Brriram Nor, ROed Hamburg 80 days, with
iron empty order: vessel 10 TOBIAS y CO.
tSwed witt, Port natal Feb TO- via Delaware
Brtakwatcr, with mdse to order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Gr1.opeis for TIE pas! q hours.

WASHINGTON. May 8, 1 O. ma small storm
centre apparently moved from Florida northward to
the Carolina Coast. where eastwardly winds and rain
now prevail The pressure has risen over New England
aud the Canadian Provinces, whore partly cloudy
weather aud light variable winds prevail The bar
ometer has generally fallen the Northwest aud Upper
Lake Region, where south and east winds partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain are reported with cold
nortberly winds and high pressure in Dakota. Cloudy
weather ana rain prevail the Pacific Coast and west
ern portion Of the 2Ocky Mountains.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy and
hazy weather possibly followed by rain. falling barom
eter, southeast TO northeast winds. 49,
For NeW-England, rising followed by falling baron
eter north and east WINDS slightly cooler clear weather
CaufaOndrV Signals.
CautIonary signals continue from Savannah to
Cane Hatteras and are ordered from Cape Henry TO
Cape May.
rrIpIrNrE LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

ELMrRA, N. Y, May AT Penn Van this
morning Mrs. George Woodruff during the temporary
absence OF her husband from hOme took her
two sleeping children from bed, enc six years
cid and the other one year old, and going 10 o
eiaefp drowned both OF Them. Her husband soon re-
tnrnif ana scsrchipg for hem found al thr6o IN the
eisterp. The mother was standing up WIN tne infant
Ma Woodru6 vGs insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
LARGE LOG-J1M.

CHICAGO, May "A dispatch from Chip
pewa Falls, Wis., says: The river Is very high at this
point. The logjlm on the Chippewa River extends
from the Big Eddy TO Eagle Rapids distance OF five
miles, and il estimated 10 contain one hundred and hy
TO two hundred millions Of feet OF lumber"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
Diseases
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The Importance Of system. Its power s
direct bearing which n has human happnessB
thoroughly recOgnzed its and tho danger OF oyeraI
ing whether through intense mental Application or by the
indulgence of the appets and propenstes arc
proper subjects consideration When system
isderanged IL absolutely necessary TO promptly seek ad
expert Who for long series OF years has de-
voted whole time and attention 20 this study and whorom
his experience and practice has learned TO discover a onoo
the cause and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully slow seeking for the TRUTH to the In
experienced and annoying the patient who very nat
uray wansto know without delay what b tho matter the
Of the arrangement the probabilities OF recu2eraton
ana the time required
II the brain has exhausted by intense meua, ap
r!caon deprvng Of the Of connected thought 10
can only It's strength by being properly fed aud
nourshcd OF certain systematic methods IL Is
precisely with the that preside over organic
e Tho value this branch Of medical practice scarce
~ te overa;ec 1t reaches marriage the perpetuaon Of
family Names securing OF hereditary titles aod the retsn'
ton Of estates, In the same family
From and large experience IN this direction have
been able TO tnankfl aporeciA
ton Of some families In the city and nation; antI
can much that pertain the Overexercise Ok
every department Of system and the OF rs
covering whether Of BRAIN appetite propensity Or
passion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Thsdassm ths city % enth
preceding midnight 1heiTeGua white line represens Tie
there Inc dotted He ePeseas
indiested By she a. Hoe
Suts Pharmacy sls srsaAWsy.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, May s. q. w-The changes IN the
barometer Yesterday were slight Clear weather gen
craiy prevailed The thermometer ranged between $50
and SIe the 60 being ICE higher than on the
day last year, 90 higher than Mon
day,
Clear and partly cloudy and cooler weather with slight
OF occasional may DO expected to-day
in this city ana vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORT
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

"
liverpool Nay i-l.:3O y. m-COtton dull: Middlng Up
ahis sd Mdag Orleans 6T sales 1000 bales H.
aGS %o n Si iSF @aiss Amercan
S% @ linn NAY anS JuS cS a dS nay an
SD; Do July August delivery 6asa.d do September
cry G7iod G3s9d do, November aud December GeV'
ay +4 FGIS.s sa1 rs of ,hG S Say MD H.
S Gm'rS aa % May Geyery 6l; d. delivery
Gui XususI delivery, G'i do,Ausu't and September dcV
cry; ySRr"o Nav 4-5l5 Observation-Disclosures closed dull
hT6tttA MAY i--Cotton dull Iludnng Hoe; Low
Mlddlpg II st; Good Ordinary lOAc receipts o. UaeS'
%S !c%ttCn dull M s, rscs llsc , dGw
gross S4s CHpor g are It Btag 6S3 5a bales coast
RCsTSS NAV i.-torOn duh nominal Mddiug, H.; Low
Mddng l3r Good 0ninatg p me5 reg P Sae.
steady fair demand De Ma 3D.
S1S 3 6aic. EXPORT continent ao7f bales sales
son c GINS ny Mdane hi e ,5 Low
s niim lT is bales sales IL bales stock a55
@ M tc9G sc 9t GOOD dS" Sr 10 T 6C ns
recepts Jj 6aiosi exports Great Britain, $500 Oaos
St h9ti.y T 3 May COTTON quiet: Mtadng l1Ec.
recpts is 6acs shipments, Sl4 bAcs sales 1900 ha'eo
S'Sf a My Cotton quiet; Mdallng. Lc; Low Mid
ding Lc Good Ordinary, iO,sGlO$Ni NV rectp's, Svo
bales exports coaswise 60 baleS saie lVo O"o'' sOcA
"imryUIi May 4CottoE quiet Mddng II sci net re
crps bales exports colswse 10 Daos sales Il oaie'
''P II i ii May 4-cotton quiet. M,dInE l2c
Low ng Good 9. ~ rt IN Rr nSt s BALE
sales spnncrs bJ bales stock l319J Hnie. ,,zc
tSN MGn~ iicc Good Ordinary lO7sc net receipts
i7G bales exports the Continent "I27 pHesi s'ocA'
i21p 0rS May 4S oTIS S, M rs:giS, II 1
Orn T I,SGT S' Nav Qmet ,dInng Low
Gas; exports, coastwisc 2OJ Lacs stosS 900 bales
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
r1yrRpoo,. May 4-Pork-. Prime Mess Eastern. steady
Dun at 37s Short Ib dun at s7 Long Clear ar;
dGi al ga 1hmltTs Gi AZ s. Beoi-Inda Moss
da a. So xa Mess dull at s. Primo ~ Mss GP at
@ da @ tn fIs 81 at cn 81 %
A A@912 Gho State a% dun at H. Wi WhesSS
sy e 10 :aa Spn At H. sIe9 sGya q %n
Gogp 0; uIIh.F q 9 Aesa
m marEe Rosin-Common, London steady at 4Vd
TqrpcnnS sEm!s az i i p. BesdstS Hrmer Wheat
1924 per contal for average california White corn
Wheat Tor tie past three days were 100000 ceh'a 'iuus
45SS Stis Nav Tt Marn Lane Express in review OF
The Blush Clam Trade for the pasL week. says nv hc
OF PRESENT and prospective snplies business co3s,
qnnty moved within very narrow S WorSny Ias fur
tncr reduction been ncesSa when sales have %, DeEn
T:-s S 'a nsFo 81 against s. eS7 qT al acs OIL w.
oF tic period last year TIE Imports ports aT United %S
K9gdam n 5Sr ' ls W ssS c%t ~ FdRnr
aS May $i hs9 fn for 6or S cs a H% 'O'
I">D0S NAV a. p. m.-Reined Petroleum. 6dO sd Per
cal a;af $i6Ld2S per cw Tor Cuba Centrifugal polar
May i fries rf5 "a l tISsf francs Des
RaEM My L1ra 9Gs "scd % AZ $ @nET per- Io5 b.
iHTis Nay Lizard at ~ francs % ccnume"per
@HScFsren May AThO market for yarns and iabrcs is
dull and tending down
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1loliiiral Notiees.

xc,s,, .a..uhix DistYct Republican Association oga
Lar monthly needing win held on WEDNESDAY sysaaas
Mayo s0'0's' I" NO. " A HsI D. sESsEr, Prsad@t
1s.Ac L. oExsLza. Secretary.
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5pcclal Notices
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Tho worst coughs arc cured by DR.. Jayne's
Exuc, rant; goo remedy also fJr pans III lac peas'
md 20 v. the tGrOaI
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Home Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY.
spTCED AND CANNED FRUITS.

JAMS JELLIES, PICKLES, &c.
Uousckeepers wishing the articles made from old
fashioned home receipts and perfectly pare send
order N SARAH s. McELRATH 1893 Degraw ST., BROOKLYN.
Circulars containing and prices sent on app
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Weakness and sickness changed to health
and strength with Hop Bltters always
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Choice Trees and shrubs.
PARSONS q Soss co. (Lmitedl,
Kissene Nurseries,
Flushing. Z. I.

have been AFFLICTED with troublesome skin disease
ering almost completely the upper part OF BODY causing
skin Ia c0Ored hue. IL could pc rubbed
on like dandru at causing ntoerabe itching and the
most intense suffering eused bloot purifiers pills and
other advertised remedies but experienced no relief until
procured tho cuIcyEA REMEDEs which ahoush 9sed fars
esey and regulay cured aayn2 that terrible tcd.
Ing and restoring skin TO its natural COLOR am willing
10 make ahtdayit 70 the truth Of this statement -
Respectfully, 3. q. BUXTON
Milan, Mich, July g. 1873.
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oa neal hesitate 20 accept the second thin year, on
ne olea that IL lie benea tn their dignity.
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HOURS. 8 to 1ana6toL NETWORK.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-09
English Help to Hancock.

DO we want British interference in
the election of an American Presi-
dent? Are our voters satisfied to
have English political organizations
undertaking to influence their votes /?
Is the wish of an English manu-.
facturer, for instance, good reason
why an Irishman in America should
vote for tariff forrevenue only?
There are ugly rumors in the air
as to the extent to which this English
meddIing in our affairs is now being
carried. Whether they are true or
not, this open statement by II staff
writer in the paper at John Bright's
home, THE ROchddle Observer, is, at
any rate, curiously suggestive. 1t
appeared so lately as in the issue of
Saturday, Sept. IL. 1880:
Some of our Republican friends in
the United States are turning upon
Mr. Thomas Bayley Potter with res.
poet to the present movement OF the
Cohden Club for free trade in the
United States. He has even been
accused of going to America last au-
tunn as the agent of THE British
manufactures, who are seeking to
profit by the attempt to break down
the American tariff. am told that
Mr.. Potter has made answer to some
friends who have brought the allega
tons under his notice, and has told
them that as he sought by all the
means in his power, during the
American War of Secession, to turn
the minds of Englishmen in the di.
rection of American union and EN-.
ancipation, so he feels it to be his
duty to do what he can for the bene
fit of the Anglo Saxon people and the
community of nations to turn the
minds of the people of America from
the stupid and selfish fallacy of Pro.
lection to those sound and righteous
principles of Free Trade which in the
end must benefit every people. But
the conflict is running rather high.
and IN the fierceness of the battle we
must expect some hard things to be
said.
Yes, probably you must. But sup.
pose we undertook, through political
emissaries and by other contribu-
tions, to take part in an English elec
ton for members Of Parliament ?
What would be likely to say? Would
be greatly drawn to the
side we should try to sustain.--N. Y.
Tribune.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-09
False Cry of Economy.

The Democrats have great deal
to say about the economy practiced
by the Democratic Congress. Sec
rotary Sherman has completely ex-
posed this deception. He says:
1.-THE Democratic party for more
than five years has had control of
one branch of Congress, and for
nearly two years of both branches.
What has it done or proposed to do
to benefit the public, or to evince any
disposition to bring about reform2 1t
set out with great pretense of re-
ducing the expenditures of the gov
eminent. 1t clipped here and there
the salaries of clerks. or reduced their
numbers, and in some cases seriously
INSTRUCTED public business. IL with
held necessary appropriations for
time to show a reduction of eXpen-
ses, but was compelled to make them
good by deficiency bills. l have be.
fore inc table showing the appro.
priatiOns that have been made by
Congress each year, for each branch
of the service since 1873. In lS75,the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-09

E. H. Fay, the Superintendent of
Public Education in Louisiana, re
fuses to introduce the Government
Glass Book" into the schools, be-
cause, although he admlres it very
much in other respects, "yet it con-
tains many statements which are not
borne out by strict construction of
the Constitution Of the United Stu ties;
and the heresy now so popular in
some sections. is one that l. at least,
am unwilling to be taught to the
children of Louisiana, for it is not
true. if the early fathers of the Cen
stitution knew whereof they affirm
ed"