The Washington critic., 1886-07-21

or the officers Of that body, and there
have been dropped The simple truth
is that no newspaper or any other out
side person can gain access to any
secret paper of the Senate without the
aid of some Senator or some Senate
official. If the Senators want to In.
vestigate anything let them Investigate
themselves and their servants. Upon
them aud not upon the newspaper men
rests the blame If there really be any
thing to blame.
THERE are those who object to the
erection of q District building in the
south front of judiciary Square, on the
ground that our breathing spaces"
ought not TO be obstructed. The
CRITIC would like to know how large
an area of breathing space the average
Washingtoniau requires. There are
nearly twenty acres of land In in.
dietary Square, enough for tolerably
good sized farm. The Pension build
ing occupies about two acres the City
Hall much less. This leaves, say, not
less than sixteen acres 10 breathe In,
Docs anybody believe that by using
an acre or two more for building pur-
poses the people who reside in the vi.
cinity or frequent the park would be
In imminent danger of suifocation? Is
there anybody who does not know that
to place both the City Postoillcc aud
the District offices on that square would
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THE publisher of the Chicago L}i-
erd'y Lgc, who has secured the edi.
torial services OF Miss Cleveland for
that journal, complains that this
worthy lady not only desires to edit
the literary portion OF the publication,
but also the business Office, and says
exclue;ve,v for tho oditor,s hn,oa,
We are n little afraid that the new
combination will NOT Iost 10 bovo
Miss Clevelond ne his editor will donht-
less add largely to hie suhscrintion list
But be will bovn IN ollow bor fu1,
swing. Her nature is n great deal like
that of her brother. the President Of
the United States
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partment, ana the heP"ottcdR, with It's
splnal column ana It's reading columns
mus praced up Is Dounu 10 stand 1rm
against every storm ana march proudly
TO success III the Nebraska sunshine.
Tur Novioor Du;ldirr ub;oh ,ros
one of tbo nrinc;nol ottroctions ot tho
late Exnosition in Now Orloons ia 10 be
taken down and removed to the City
OF Mexico, where 1t is to be erected as
one OF the permanent adornments OF
the capital The probabilities are that
1t, or larger edition of it, Will be
wanted in Washington three years
from now.
ihh huNV rtesiueht OIL the onlteu
ota.'s VIII oe lhauguraIeu on tue SUN
OF april 1861 proVIdeu the House Oh
representatives uoes i'S duty with tho
senate resolution on tnat subject Leu
'his resolutioh pe passed ana congress
VIII nave uohc one thing at least "h'ch
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THE bill to provide a bounty for Dis
trict volunteers who enlisted prior to
and under President Lincoln's call OF
April, 1861, has been favorably re-
ported to the House. 1t Is o Just claim
saro roao;1'o1 No s,,o, rooa~ni,;an m o,o ons
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From all that can be learned about
some of the Apache chiefs who arc
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at is entertaining angels unawares. y
| Chief Chaco is represented as being