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10 b con..aaeal


To the Editor NATBoEAI. TRIBUNE
Since this Congress convened j have been
IA Interested reader Of TIKI TRIBUNE, and
very much admire It's ouispokca views Ia
reeard 10 pensions.
] have been watching and thinking abost
thc q .Eereat pension bills that have been intro
dneed il both Houses. and have about cone
10 the following conclusion: That there Is lust
one WAY ier the Government 10 settle the pen
EllH matter aud that Is to nc as honest with
the soldier rs gitb any ether creditor.
II Il owes Che soldier anything Jet il fgare
mp The amount and pay him OF. II il doesn't
ose him, lei !. - declare, and stop this trying
10 GcAre The question. II is not suffering from
hack Of fands. for II bas more money III the
Treasury t.lan i knows how 70 spend honestly,
yet j IS constantly deyising soIac plan 70 place
the Treasury IN such condition that it viii
aflord il an excuse for not paying its honest
debts 10 the soldier
want 10 say one word abont the arrears bill
presented bs' the Hon. J. J. Ingalls, OF Kausas.
! think il The embodiment OF honesty, right.
and 5usl ice, a lasting credit 10 the Senate and
a bill thar every honest man should hope to see
passed and become law. Ii is No i IN its
Presentation in the Senate IL is No in its
nacrits, and should stand No. ] IN becoming a
law.
nj this Congress docs its duty Il will pass the
arrears bill, ex-tnion prisoners bill equaliza-
ton bounty bill and pension all soldiers who
periIcd their lives 10 save The Nation, who are
ncw disabled. il Congress does this, and does
il promptly. Mr. Editor. YOU will see a process
sion Of soldiers AID their wives and children,
marching With t0ttcring step and iattered rags,
frcln tie p0or-house, the aimshouse, and the
bowels, THAT VIII shame old Noah's entrance
into -aIc ark" the exodus Of the children OF
Israel OF sacrnan's march 10 the sea. Then,
and not Eatjl then, viii this Government have
done its duty 10 those who saved her life Il
can never fully pay the soldier for the suffer
ing he has endured. but ii can, ut least, save
many frcsa a miserable existence and panprr's
graye. l2GFH ILLIsoIs " /
OTTAWA KAN
The National tribune., 1884-03-06

The dissenting opinion of Mr.. Justice Harlan,
of the United States Supreme Court, in the civil
rights case appears to have been made the occa-
sion by his enemies for an assault on his 10y
atty, in that he, as colonel of the 10th Ken
lucky infantry, resigned his commission in the
volunteer army in March, 1863 The fact is
| that the State of Kentucky produced no more
loyal and efficient officer than John M. Harlan,
who in the summer of 1861 organized the 10th
Kentucky infantry, and commanded it until
circumstances in no way connected with the
policy of the Government compelled his resig-
nation. The best answer to the SANDER is his
letter of resignatian, now on file in the War
Department, which is as follows:
LAvERGNE, TENN. March 2, 1868.
Brig. Gen. GARFIELD Chief of Staff, Army of the
Cumberland. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
GENERAL: / hereby tender my resignation as
colonel of the 10th Kentucky volunteer infantry.
/ am not indebted to the Government of the
United States, nor have any Government property
in my possession have not been absent any time
without leave, there any charges against
me which can affect my pay. l have been paid to
January ], 1868.
1t is due to my superior ofiicers-to those with
whom ! originally entered the service, and to the
cause in which have alike labored for nearly
sixteen months, that should state explicitly the
reasons which have induced me to take this step
The recent sudden death of my father has de-
volved upon me duties of private nature which
i cannot with propriety neglect. and which the
exlgencies OF the pubic service do not require that
j shall neglect. Those duties relate to his unset
tied business. which demands my Immediate per-
sonal attention.
i deeply regret that ] am compelled at this time
to return TO civil life. 1t my fixed purpose TO
remain iii the Federal army until it had effectually
suppressed the existing armed rebellion and re-
stored the authority of the National Government
over every part of the Nation. No ordinary con-
sideraton would have induced me to depart from
this purpose. Even the private interests to which
j have alluded would be regarded as nothing
in my estimation, if / felt that my continuance
in retirement from the service would to any
material extent affect the great struggle through
which the country is passing.
If therefore. am permitted TO retire from the
army. beg the commanding general to feel AS
sured that it is from want of confidence either
in the justice the ultimate triumph of the Union
cause That cause will always have the warmest
sympathes of my heart, for there conditions
upon which will consent TO q dissolution of the
Union. Nor there any conditions consistent
with republican form of government which am
not prepared to make in order 10 maintain and
perpetuate that Union.
/ have the honor to be, General,
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
JOHN ~ HARLAN
Colonel, Com'd'g I'd Brig, Sd Div, I4th a. C.
ADJUTAST-GEsERAL's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb A. 1884.
Official. r. c. DRUM,
Adjutant-General.
The National tribune., 1884-03-06
Ml.en De Var olI.elalI, 1ermInatea.

To tic Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE;
What was the exact date fixed by the Gov
crnment as marking the close Of the wa-2
BRANDY CAMP, Pa. n. w. ROGERS
ION the I'd of April, 1866, President Andrew
johnson issued proclamation declaring that
there no longer existed an armed resistance to
the authority OF the United States in any OF
the States except Texas.
On the Goth Of August following he Issued a
second proclamation, in which he declared that
the instruction formerly existing in all tho
States was at an end, aud fiat peace. order,
tranquility and civil authority existed in and
throughout tie whole Of the United States
ED.l
The National tribune., 1884-03-06

G | A | NJ S !!
GEORGE e. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
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EsTABLIsHED fseB.

Pensions.-If wounded, injured, or have contracted
any dsease however slight tie disability apply a
Heirs.-Widoxs minor children, dependent mothers
fathers ana minor brothers and sisters, IL the order
War OF isI2.-AIl surviving officers ard soldiers OF
this war, whether IN Size Military Naval service Of The
battle or skirms for les period ana the iows Of
such who have not remarked euti;led to pension
OF eight dollars month Proof Of loyalty IS no Longer
required in these elaiIas
Increase OF PcnsIons.-Pcnsi0r laws are more lib
ngn9r rae ti. tieT receive FreIa and after January
ISL shall make no charges for my srvcss in claims
o1,ess successful u. procuring the increase
Restoration 10 Pension ROIi.-Pensicners who
whose names have been stricken therelon by reason
OF failure 10 draw their pension for period OF three
pensions renewed b. corresponding witl this House
Deserf ION from regiment ar vessel and enlistment
m another Is not bar % pension in cases where the
wound disease, Injury incurred while in the scrv-
ice OF the limited States and IN the line Of duty
r., , - OF ell wars from l79o
hundred and sixty of land IL not already received
purchased for cash az the highest market rate and
assignments perfected. Correspondence invited
prisoners Of War.-Ration money promptly col
Furioush Rations.-Auoun.s due collected with
oul unnecessary delay Such Claims cannot be collected
Horses Lost in servicc.-Claims Of this character
promptly attended 20. Many claims Of this charscter
have been erroneous rejected. spondence in such
eases IS respectfully invitea
Bounty Gna Pay elections promptly made.
Properly Taken By tic ARMY IN STATES rot in
Of tlIs character will receive
special attention, provided they lei before jan
barred by statute OF Eirajtation
In addition 10 the above we prosecute Military and
Naval Claims OF every description, procure Patsssts
Marks Copyrights; asten 10 business before the
General Land ofiiee ard other Bureaus Of the Interior
Department and oil the Departments OF the Government
We invite correspondence ram all interested assuring
theIn of the utmost Promptifude, energy, and thorough
ness IN all matters intrusretl 70 our hands.
GEORGE 2 LEMON
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In great many cases single dose has
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It is, however, prudent, and in every case
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LOCAL NEW 8.

James B. Bulford, son of Mr.. John n
Bulford, of this city. now in Florida, was al
last reports decidedly better. with favorable
prospects for his recovery.
Edward Morell had one finger badly
mashed by the cars while at work at Belle
Dock yesterday. It was ampntated by DR..
E. L. R. Thomson.
Nathan Fish, who suicided at Bellevue hos
pital recently, had in his pocket letter from
4. A. Oowls, Pleasant Valley, Conn, giving
information about silver plating Fish'a
mind was probably disordered on the subject
of internal machines.
Miss Mary B. McLay, daughter OF James
McIsay of SO Greene street, and James Logic
of London, Ont, were married Wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides
parents by Rev. I. @. Meserve of the Davsn-
port church. William j. Logic, B. A., was
groomsman and Miss Mamie Luft brides.
maid.
Mr.. 8. T. Dutton, superintendent of our
public schools. will lecture tonight in VII.
limantic on the subject, ssWhat is Educa.
ton ?" Mr.. Dutton will then visit Bos.
ton and Manchester for the purpose of study.
ing the school systems in those cities.
r. j. Page, proprietor of the Kilbourn
House barbsr shop. Middletown, died
Wednesday night of typhoid fever.
John FL. Chaffee, of Hartford, is very il,
with pneumonia.
Principal. French and MIR. George L. Fox,
of this city, assist at the teachers meeting at
Wiilimantic to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-25

Charles Spencer was arrested last evening
for obstructinR the sidewalk in front of the
barracks of the Salvation army on Union
street. He is charged with making general
disturbance, hence his arrest. His case will
come before the City court this morning.
The police made a raid on the house No.
IS George street last evening and arrested
two men and two women. The house is the
one now, or formerly, kept by Mag Connors.
She was not in the house when the raid was
made and the men and women were not in
bed. Minnie Simmonds is supposed to be
the proprietor of the place and she is charged
with keeping and frequenting house of ILL
fame, selling liquor without license and
breach of the peace. Ellen Stanton is
charged with residing in house of ill fame
and Calvin Floyd for frequenting the same
house. Mark w. Downs is charged with the
same offense. He was released on bonds.
There were large number of "drunks"
on the police slate last night, but they are
Of such frequent occurrence that but little
notice is taken of them. II it is their first
offense they are discharged and if old offend
ers they are brought before the court.
Doorman Moore says that his left eye is
always open when he is on duty and no guilty
man will escape when brought into the police
Office. Richard has an eye to business. Yes
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC JOTrINGs.

Rowell is now a strong favorite for the
coming days race and as much as two to
one is asked for him. Little Tommy Day is
also booming and will run Paddy Fitzgerald
a close race in the quotations.
Ellen Minckley yesterday morning gar
nisheed the Cincinnati Dramatic Festiva
association for So, $50 in the United States
court on a promissory not of Fred Warde,
the tragedian, and j. j. Collins, his late man.
ager.
Judge Elliot's monument was unveiled
yesterday at Frankfort, Kentucky. The
judge was q member of the Kentucky
court of appeals and was killed some years
ago by Colonel Thomas Buford for a decision
rendered in a case affecting Bufords sister
There were present large delegations from
Lexington and Louisville.
Base ball yesterday: At Baltimore. Phila-
delphias T. Baltimeres 8; at Washington,
Nationals Z, Boston Unions 6; CIevelands 10,
Washingtons 5; at New York, Providence 13,
Metropolitans 6; at Brooklyn, Bostons IL,
Brooklyns 5; at Boston, Browns z, Re-
serves 4; at Holyoke, Amhersts 9, Holyokes