.BhtffttpuMuan.
Gkoiicie B. Goohuniiiu, Editor.
CLKARKIELP, Pa.
WRDNKPDAY MOllNINll. MAHCII 11. IKT4
Notioi. At a Meeting ol tlio JJi-iu-ocralic
StntoConiiultteo, in llurrisbiirg.
March 4th, 1873, Iho following lies
olution was mlojitod, vi :
Resolml, That the nej.1 Democratic
State Convention, for Mr jmy of.Xom
inating Candidates fur Govrmor ami
Slate Treasurer, be khLut Jhe City of
Jiri, on IlVuW.iy, rt; HM '"y Sep
tember, 1875, at noon. , ' -. , , ,
The Convonlipn vill .consist of ,tlic
usual number ol vdclegntes, vix : plie
Delegate for oneji member of tli Nen
nto nrid Homwql' J?ppreseiitiitivo'r "
, JOtlNMJTiLEIt, '
Cliuiriuiin.
Tlio tiiciigo Times says lliiil),J.
Pmlor lyipti having held up Jlusoe.
to a Pliiliulelnaiia audience us u model
8ta(esuisii, It has -been decided tlmt
MosvJJiiijisUa J?!'1 "".Cl'lIUaiTiriiu-lad' wuTJcixir pulriotio service
niul.
.. a
At'oNmnRi'M. Jf it rcrMiired Vice
President WllsMi one year to find out
whether Grant really wanted a .third
term or not, how long will it lake Iho
average 'Republican citizen to discover
the milk in the cocoa?
Till IJino IlaoKEX. (jraiit'a left
bower, Colonel Fabens, died in lir.n
hcth, If. J., a tew days since, llewas
conspicuous a few years ago in the ne
gotiations on behalf of 13aez for the
annexation ol San Domingo to the
United States.
Purson Brntrnlow snys a good word
for journalism when ho asserts that
small men with plenty of money can
crawl into tlio I nitcu Mates .tiMTioc of helping to sure tlio country
but it takes an intellectual giant to! fmm bankruptcy and moral ruin. In
soar from that condition to tlio iligm-1
y oi un note cuiior.iuii-nciigcd.
Appointkii. Tho Hellcfonto II'iifiA
man says thnt Cameron Iliirnsidus, of
that borough, has just been appoiututl
to a number one payniastersliip in the
army. C'auwis tho oiily. sen of Judge
James liiimsidcs, and a grand son of
Senator Cameron. t -The appoint incut
story is a short one. '.
IIappt 1'tMcx rats. Henry Ward
Deecher onco publicly boasted (if lie
did not publicly thank Godj thai nota
Democrat was in any nmnnc(,gr foru
connected with Plymouth church. Tlio
Democrats now hare good reason to ,
ho thanklul such was the case.
A New Kkatcrb. Wo h'liiii from
an exchango that the M. E. Coiifereiice
which met in Huntingdon two weeks
ago, adoptod a proposition, by a largo
majority, to recommend to tho next
General Cotrl'orsrwie tliat -Prcsidirifr Kl
tiers be elected herenfter by their re
spective districts, instead. .of Icing, an-.
Plymouth. The Beeehor-Tilton
scandal is still on tho hoards in New
York, t The -testimony tnken during
the past week lodks to' tho 'indictment
of Tilton rather than Becchcr. If
Bossie Turner, called to tho stand by
the latter, ill tManrpto'-'bf "the Sunday
school children of Plymouth church,
wo would simply yonfak "tfiat the
"school for scandal" may as well be
closed for tho period of tho next gen
eration, i BeSsio and Beecher aro cer
tidnly enough for ono church, if not
for a whole generation, or for all timo,
if to be looked upon with moral glasses.
Partially True. Tho St. Marys
Gaulle states that "an election lias
" boon ordered in tho Clearfield-Cen-"
tre-Clinton district to fill the vacancy
" occasioned by tho resignation of Sen
" utor Wallace." That is true. Hut
tho editor in question has not been as
successful in making his point as the
Assistant Sorgeant-nt-Arms ol the
Senate was incalculatiiig his mileage
for tho service of the writ In question.
Had tho editor informed his readers
.that the election would not ho held nn
til next November, his news item
would not havo been so startling, nnd
would have been correct.
Grant Impeached. Most of our
readers aro aware that ex-I'rcsidcnt
Johnson is back in tho United States
Senate, a representative from Tcniics
sco, whoro ho was before the war. On
our first pago will he found a charac
teristic speech delivered by him lust
woek. If he has not sueeocded in
making his readers believe that Grant
should bo impeached nnd sent forth in
disgrace, ho has at least established
the fact that General Grunt is a very
dangerous man, and iilthoiigh highly
honored by the American people, ho
has forfeited and betrayed the confi
dence reposed In him And deserves the
censure of a confiding people,
t . j a
Death or Hickman. lion. John
Hickman died in West Chester on the
23d inst, in the C5tii year of his age.
Mr. Hickman was it man of ability
nnd strong opinions, but hp wrecked
himself as a politician when ho sided
with tho Republican party in 1801.
Ho had formerly nested with the Dem
ocrats and was a member of Congress
from 185 1 to 180. After lie left the
Democratic party, he drilled into noth
ingness, and although a gentleman of
eocial worth, was never ahlo to retrieve
tho political standing of former years.
Hickman was too honest and there
fore he could not prosiK'rwith his now
associates.
OutiioPoxy. It is conceded thnt
tho speeches delivered in tlio I'nited
Slates Senate during the recent extra
session, which have attracted the most
)iiblic attention, wero thnso delivered
liy Senator Wallaco and ox-Prcsidcnt
Johnson. That of the latter will be
found on our first page.and wo purpose
Inyinj; thnt of the former before our
renders next w eek. With tlioso two
poocbo on the one side, and Grant's
suutliern reconstruction policy for a
platform on the othor, tho approach
ing Presidential contest will be fought.
Tho constitution and fqual laws on
vm side, and Grant, banditti Sheridan
and Louisiana government on the oth
er side. Buoh Is the groU0(i work
Jald down for the next canvass
OFFICIAL II II III ERY.
Of llie fiirty odd lliidictil ( Vugus.
men Bent into exile hint lull by Ihoj
people, over twenty-five Intro been ro-i
warded by (irnnt with iip'uiiiiltnciiti
to lucrative cilices. The pels oftho:
President aro direct iiisulltntli peifcj
pie, unit comes niiir ciigngu in uciny
total deprnrity totlninuiiinuu tvlinhiis
ho little respect lor tint declared will of
u five people. A square bribe in money
limy bo more ofl'ensivo in a legal senao,
but the mural effect U precisely fbo
snnio. (irunt in fur more corrupt tlinn
tlio general run of the leaders of the
Radical parly, ami will within the tiext
eighteen months commit polititieal su
icidc. In regard to Louisiniiu, the I'ithI-
dent flagrantly disregarded his duly,
trampled the law under foot, connlred
with corrupt usuriiers, and or two
yeitin pusl has drilled tlio.titnlo liko 0
subjugated province, turning it over to
tho mercy of a gang of thieve and
iidvoiiliircrs headed by his own broth-
or-lu-liiw as Collector of the Port , of
New Orleans. . ... t
Those outrages are notorious to the
world. They arc" a disgrace to the
name of freo government . and a ror
proach-to otrr civilization. Vet they
arc-all endorsed by a servile Senate,
Oim lrnv President who pcrpelmled
them and abused his trusts is up
plnudeU to tlio who, and approved as
and honored his countrv by somo ilia-
interested Mtorlffcc.
lie ordered his fuitlilul Semite to
convene on the fifth of March and to
eit until tlu'ir submission was inudo in
this shameful homage. Ho required
them to ignore time-honored prac
tices, to stultify themselves as judges.
and to declare as true what thev knew
to bo fulse. The party obeyed. It ac
cepted the responsibility and then ad
journed. AX OLD SIXXEft COXVERTED.
That old veteran enemy of the Pcm
cratic party, Thurlow Weed, of New
York, tho only surriror of tlio old
political firm of Seward, Weed k Co.,
lias joined tlio Democracy ,for tho pnr-
m.CIlt etu.r 0 oW fl.itnd ,1C myt
"I never expected to lire to sco the
day thnt I should be compelled to join
bands with such enthusiastic Demo
crats as tJov. Tilden and Horatio Sey.
moiir, against my life long friends.
But such is tho tact. The huge frnuda
committed along tho lines of our pub
lic works by our party friends, which
hare been exposed through tho rigl
laneo of these Democratic leaders
compels erery man who lore his
country and desires to perpetuato her
institutions to drive corrupt men out
of overv brunch of the public service."
tiov. Tilden, of New York, baring
mritt a message to tlie legislature of
that State, exposing the lingo frauds
committed by tho Cunid ring, has in
effect sjdit tho lla'dicals of that Stato
into two parlies patriots and public
robbers. Tho former arc rallying un
der tho leadership of the veteran
Weed, nnd will assist the Democrats
in tifrning every free-hooter out of of
fico at the first opportunity.
It makes uaTeot"jrod to learn that
such a man as Mr. Weed, is compelled
tu break with his part' which ho has
lead for f .rty years, and now when he
Anils his associates are bound to ruin
tho country) ho fin-sake all his asso
ciates and joins the party which alone
pan goreni this republic in accordance
Willi mo designs or lis tuumlers.
XOISE VEXES T11E.U.
Tho corrupt rowdy clement annual
ly eont to IlaiTisburg by tho people of
Philadelphia, in n capacity of mem
bers of tho legislature, is patent to
every individual who has visited our
Stato Capitol for ten yeiu-s. Some of
tho con n try members may hick ii. an
intellectual way, but then they arc
not dishonest, nor do they pursue the
calling of rowdies as a majority of the
citv members do.
The strongest charge wo havo noon
made by the Radical against the pop
ular branch of tho Stuto legislature, In
which tho Democrats am in majority,
is that it has been noisy, porhaps row
dy ish. It is not corruption and brib
ery, Biieh as made tho Radical legisla
tures of Pennsylvania badly eminent,
but "noise" that troubles tho tender
tympanums of our dulicato adroitta
rios. Well, let them havo it so. . Wo
say, and tho peoplo sny, givo us the
noisy fellows, but deliver us from the
noiseless, stealthy, stealing set that
robbed tho Slate when special legisla
tion was bought and sold in tho legis
lative mart.
But as a matter of fact, however
demonstrative may hare been the
Democrats (and Democracy is a dem
onstrative principle), tho real disor
ders did not come from tho Democrats,
as tho following from a correspondent
of the New York Tribune will testily
Th Rvlloli bsn Irlnl to throw th Llama
U,ob tli llemoeraU tor Iba diigrantrol dloonifr
ttiat pravailcd In tat uoaae vna night lant week,
Iih 11m boon bill waa ap, bill Iba truth la that
tha rowdyitoi on that and naar othar oaaationa
proetwiled ehiau from tha Hadieal aide, and do.
lablr from tha roaith and oharaelerlati younf
man wham tha naopla of PhlladrlpliiaDarailt ttia
oornar aroacrr poltlielani to alpat to rrpraaant
hat ail. Tba tamoorata In I ha lloaia hava
howo iharaarlraa Ignorant and alnpid in many
thinga; but tbnjr hava bat tha virtue and eeoae
to etrangla orerv doubtful meaaara aaat over from
tba Jta'lieal tieaeta, and it u itnjtoeeil.le to point
out a tingle job tha; tuppoitud aa a party.
The Happy Jamily. Tho party
lips and downs in Rhode Island seem
to be on tho increase. It took tho
potato patch sited Commonwealth
nearly two months to elect United
Slates Senator in tho beginning of the
year, and last woek tho Radical leaders
met in State Convention, it took that
body tluvo days to nominate a Stale
ticket, which lins heretofore taken loss
than half a day. These things goto
show thnt there exists great internal
lissatisfaction within tlio parly line,
which will soon break out in open ro
hellion. The gross wrongs perpetrated
by tho leaders of tho party In "little
Ithody" . cannot he concealed much
lunger from the rank and file of the
party. The following hit of sarcasm
wo copy from the I'hilaih'lnphla Prrju
of the 20th:
Peoi.lr in Connecllut and alaiiiw-huietia trare
a fni dal annnyrd vrtrda by tba nalaa a-hlch
thf hhnde lalandrra made Is tryiaa; la aomisata
a ttovemor, altlla many meenbera of tha eonron
I'nn loat their Totee by being arnwdad aoroe tha
Htata Una. It might, paihapp. ba well, ta iaw
of Iheae facta, ta deck Hhoae lilaad orrr, and ao
iBoraaaa Ua atanding.raum.
Thai is lilllc rough on the "Laud
of tho Pilgrims
.ui... . .. i - am.1.
Pinchback wants to impeach Cojlogg
of high crimes and misdumoauors. - It
looks out of plane to hear the pot call
the kettle Mack
Mil. WALLACE'S SI'JCECII.
Mr. Wallace's iniiideii speech, as it it htuka very much us (hough (his Jhn Mitchd's widow and tlaiigh
is termed, seems to attract more mil-! gallant IViinsylruiiia would be made ter are living in llruoklvn, X. V.
vcrsul altentiou than that ol any ulh
er now Senator in that tody, both 'on
the part of his associates and the pub
lic. ; The Washington I correspondent
of the Pittsburgh (?rrr of the Sid,
ays; ' " "'
Nearly all Iba non henntora have ip.ikan dur
ing tbla extra aamilon. Wallaon, of PanuiyKa
hie, eu,so Ibia alli-rnooa. Ha would bata
inado no itaei-b during Ibe eaira eeaiiun bad it
at beea lor Ibu oall tlial waa uiada on all of lliw
new Bvsiiora to i,ek upon HiU rea..luila 10
km iiwa. Wailaoa la a a,.r oaer eoaker, and
a?-ijw.r;K ru, 'I'io";':::;
) Hiftd ih. uuit if -n e.P-JingiT Wrn-n
ui. eel. tnil ihiiMfd in avtl. Ir.-u tlikt IOtum
hitu ftllaotiLrB wlicn h ootuui tu tuoak
. .
tibjfct tht promiiDi more (fornil ittcrt
TUo HpiKiial uuri-oKjMiiitli'iit of ilu
('iiuimmti Inquirer hvh : ' !
itiioa it (lit UfBiticrille jjum- ta Hit (Srn.t. urn
ttorouut f LI eluio ftnil uvurkU klwvtlvdx t"
pnrt- iolltici, unit louiensu in w(eliing d1
divining tha niovcniKnii ami ImiIci or (li no
mf but Itti iliicliit9il lo-t.it' ft vigor and origi
nality lo d)Ut ror tiLicb liiutlly any fra
pared. lit ubrarvatfoni uiun ttia two reotilu
lioDi or Mftiin. Frcllnijht'jfaan ami Anthony
mm vary la gen. out aoJ txavlleot in taeir an
! ,
Tho rbiliulelpliiK -iVwi nuticcH ill.
WuHnco'i. speech in thin way i
WaiuiiToa, Mar a Sl Tho vpoorb of fen
tar Walltoa, of J'viinfylvanta, tu-day, tHaai
hint aa unq uf.ilio leadura an tli Deioauratlo nida
t.f Iha Bt-nalo. It la roanled by nisny ISruatora
to both ldca Iba abluit argmnnat that baa
been made again. Iha f relinRhuyata roaoltiiion.
Mr. Walliou'a tuaunar a a imaiikor U taty aad
ileaAiit, and altliouj(li U waa hia flrat airrt In
tlio Soaala, ha apuaarvd to bo arfi-tly at hatae
and at aft it of lti iluuii'.n.
Yvary aa iha 8cn-
atawaaortba Umlalann diaooaiiuo. Iba Buna-
vary aa
lora aava Air. Witlln
b aut dimn lie naa narutl oungrnlululed )y bta
eullatutr.
Olivin, tho Wtthliinloii coivripiHi
deiit of l ho riajluflflpliii, Tina giva
nHht pti. picture of .Mr. Wullneo:
ea ioo atmiiiva, aoa Den
i..I!::.l"' !.''! ,v''"''Lr
a Una lace, but a liner form, an J vet II ie evi.lont
Hint Ilia Crash tn.ik n aneelal llni vita hi.
eoDetruelion t lr lie li.a H"' prisklml jsM
(ucli man in ari-ry toan vl Iha Blale, oilieatf
euorir, eiceiita. tt-iialur m auaee Da. ruak-Ued
Iha Senate Clinnilior lo the noun ' or life, '('lie
un la alatlnaare near hie head. III. face II not
Ilia kind that ndl. II. own Merjr. ilia leinpeatof
pua.ioii ha. a-el ovar It, but left no eigne o!
the Mriia.lii la Ita track. H he h i. had deep
Ihou.hta thee liar. ploti;hod no furrow.. In
hia hallla wlih lime .o Tar ha baa won. Aa ha
h.a never Iried hia wiok., II la too auoa to pro.
aounce hiut a Ketialorial eagle, hut a be hjile
frum ienn..vlvania he nine turn out an bnneet
bird of prey.
The editor of tho Times in alluding
to the speech says :
rVnalnr Wallace .poke manful!)-, and, aa all
admll, able, aa well, for hi. Hint, vr.tenlur in
pled in. fur law aud ju.liee lo Louieieaa. ' lie
made no attempt at dceleionlion, but pre.outud
the truth, nt bi.tury in .uch a luunner that llier
eoold not be enrwered on the floor, even though
thny eould lie out-voled under Ibe aaaou. drill.
Ilia analy.ia of th. matiile.t parioea of tha rcari
lutiou, anil of Ilia probable rcaulta to lo'biw ila
adoption, an mo.t aearnhing and exhaii.tire.atid
ha eoinpelle.1 the uajorily to look enuarely la the
face the enlerlaininenl lo nhu-U llu-y were about
tu Invito the country.
A'o could produce column alLcr cub
uiuii of similar extracts f.vin friend j
and foe promiscuously, but as wo pro
poso (o lay (lie speech ill full before
our readers next tt'ccli, we will close
for the present.
AN IVNIKIBSKMKNT VTANTr.ll.-lt is
very evident from what happened
while the Senate of the United Slates
was convened in extra sesssioii, llutl
that body was only culled together M
(he purpose of endorsing (irant's infa
mous I.ouisiaiia-ArliuiiHas ioIicy. Yef,
after two weeks effort, that hotly gave
him a very mild endorsement after all.
Just why (bey made so much bother
about it docs not nppenr.': Senator
Tliurmuu made a very pointed inquiry
when ho asVed if it was customary to
ondorso (ho PresiuVnt by resolution
fbr doing bis duty ? Tho Hadieal Hen
atom did not annwer the interrogato
ry. The fact that it majority of four
or five Senators endorse ti runt's usur
pations amounts (o nothing. Tho peo
ple condemn it. If the thirty-throe
Senators who voted in favor of it wero
lo resign and go before, t heir people
lor re-election, nut more lhau ten of
(hem would bo returned to thoHenate.
The people ol the country fully un
derstand this fact. -1 i t
Wur is is TliiJi? A lriend in
quires of us why bills arc. defealed in
(ho legislature, although the yeas ex
ceed the nays; and points to tho de
feat of the judicial Hilary bill among
others, although tho vote : stood-
yeas, 95; nays, B9. The now constitu
tion requires all laws (o ho passed by a
majority of tbomcmbcmclccted to each
House. There being CO members in
tho Senate, 2ft must vote for a bill be
fore it can become a law. In the
Houso, (hero are 2fll members, hence
it taks 102 votes to pass a bill through
liittl body, lino would he termed a
'oonslididonal majority." This is ono
of tho elegant features In our new fun-
ilnincntal law, because it prevents a
few members (a majority of a quo
rum) from passing laws. Under the
old constitution, 52 yea would have
carried tho salary bill ; yd, i( was de
feated although OS members had voted
for it, because it lucked just 7 of, bar
ing a "constitutional majority." i
I 1. . . . - 1 .:!-.(
Tu K Contest .SETTi.r.1). John M itch.
ell, the Irish patriot, who succeeded in
having himself twice elected to tlio
British Parliament died suddenly In
Ireland on the 18th of March. . His
wife, and family, w ho rrsido in is'ew
Vork, were almost overwhelmed with
grid upon receiving this unexpected
telegram. This settles (ho contest
with (ho liritish (overninent for a
seat in Parliament, Ten (hisiaiind
people attended hi funeral. 1 '
Ai.ovAl.Jon The Pittsburgh
says: "( ongrossman Parker, of Mis
souri, neur the clone of the session
smuggled through a IHOO.fHIO appropri
ation to feed 3,000 Indinn prisoners
who wero to bo kept In confinement
at Ft. Leavenworth, until 1HTH. ' As
soon as the allowance passed anil was
grablred by the Indian Hinfras per ar
rangcmciil, (be 11,00(1 Indians are sca(.
tered upon their reservations to bo
used in gobbling np other nppropria
tions. (jen, (irant's friends in (lie
King were enriched lo (ho nxlent of
1-100,0110, and Mr. Parker was appoint
ed Federal Jndgo in Arkansas. This
is ono of the rases (hat need no 'com
ment." '
Hcnsihi.is. The editor of tho Snrinir-
lleld (.Mass.) Ilepubliaan. remarks : Ken
ator Kdmunds has done himself the
greatest credit. To Is) abused by
Howe, litigant hargent and Morton in
succession for making a ' llcinoorslic
sHrch" is glory enough for one session.
Anortkouua- Hopulilitian eorivsiiondurit
proteases to know that the Vermont
.Senator has long "coiilcintilatod" the
step away from luirlisuiiship. which ho
now nines, nut nas oeen Ueterreil by
(bo fear of "poliliwj ostracism."
Pj;im:W.Y inOriiib. ThoTrciil'on.
(.J.,) Jrue American rail) on the
neimtu
(o appoint . rlncliliaek d.xir-
keoper, and build ft tonsnrial palace fbr
liiiii.wlierepliyslnjrniiuiiiol lniir-ciittinn
and ec-olulic shaving can lx done under
his Biiperintendenco, aimoliitliis Conk
line's ourls.waxing Ijogno'l moustacbo,
blacking Morion's boots, aud othsrivlse
keeping jhe "leading statesmon" ro
spectable externally. a( least. " '
JIO.X. SAMFEL J. 1IAXVALL. I
Speuker jl tho heL t'uugress. A
Wiishiugloii telegrijlji slices that I ho
y il'jfiliiil iltlrgnliiin'Ai III be Hlllill till'
llaiiilldl liiriSponkeiv .'
.Mr, Iliniilull, tu (-'tniimiiV Willi oilier
niemhers, nttcr - tho" udjniirnnient ol
Congress, visited liieliniond. ii'L'inia,
mid while there was invited lo visit
both brunches of tho Legislature.
in the House lie was Invited to a
i privileged seat, mid was generally
i greeted by the members, and in the
1 w. v,,c.ed .
(ay, niul wum intr.VlueHl to tliH ScnA -
I . f. i. i- i i.
Kir i ..v i ii r in .nr. iiiiirisi. Hin
....... . .,.. ,8 ,,
on t lio floor. .
Tho Iliehmoiid tWuvrhi noiiclnJ
Mill m'l'lll Mt.'al I lin l-.t.i.ilitiiil. tit lim
Ht'mtto ul ll'llHU yittlei'dilV,
wiih un ovalinn hIiKo wurtliy tho hili-
wt li'giH.i.tivo hoclyof'thiH old Com-
monwouith mm the iliMtinuishoU wn
1 1 1' i nun to whom the boiioin were piiid;
nnd we trust our citir.ei,i will yie with
tho geiienil Arwotiihly in doing their
bi'Ht tow un in milk i in' hm nluy in liieli
niond l.iiveahlo nnd plennnnt. Tho
gitllunt tight hti made in the )nt Ton
jrivftH to prevent' tho tinjnut modiflen
tion of tho nih'fi, nnd thornro mkill.
endiiiame and nhility he (lidplnyed aft
uio uitner oi the in-inoomiie nmiontv,
nniiiHt tho civil right find lure bil.H,
entitle him tonflrwt phico in our nf
tW tionM, mid w.c nro moro than gmti
fied nt tho IifailvVihttine with which
llO llttM been K0 Hoonllineouslv ITlVt'lod."
mi hj. i i tin 1 ,t ,i
. iiuiMioim """J ' hh-iiih inv
preHonro ol'Ir. Kiindutl in thnt city 111-
inurKs:
"Thi( diritiiigiiUlu'd cLampiun of the
TV m oe m tie hiTd" ( Mlisevvnt ivo cmwe ar
rived III lIltMI'IIV I'lXllltl'elnt' llWIt'lalllaa
i on a brief visit, ;.. i ! .u ti,0 v.Z
KIlllUO Hotel, lie has IllmtH of fliellds
Ill liic llliolli . as well us lliminrli nil
' t,c South, not leM lltllOMLr tliOKU wl.o
have never seen binitluin auionjj those
who have tlio jilciismo ol' his personal
acquaintance. Mr. Kandall lias Ibuglit
nobly for Iho C'oiirditulioii, both inside
and outside of VotigrcMs. lie is not
only true to bin colors under all cir
euiustuiiees and on all occasions, but
he Is always 'found at the front, from
flint to jast, whenever bin duly (o his
eoiiiitryatid Iiis'jinrty rulls'hun."
. It wouid bo very graliiying'tu us to
seti a l'eiiiisylvaiiiiiu electctl to the
Speakership of die next CoiigivKS, and.
in our judgment, no one in our delega
tion is better qualified for the position
than Mr. Randall. We shall refer to
this subject again. ,
AHOVT THE LEGISLATIVE.
. 't hoin has never been greater effort
(o bring a repivsculntivu body indidis-
n.i.nl.i l I,,. Kt,ili lli.na.. ,.!' H. ..,..
(l,lltuiv0, j8l a',ijtHiriiwl. i'roui the
lirst .the rings, which have conliiillcd
legislation tit iliiriisbiirg for several
yeans ih'clarcd war upon tlio Pemo
cratic majority. iSeviug they- occiiia
tion gone, they tlctermincd (o have
I heir revenge by ihmwiiignll theotliuin
possible upon Iho House. Through
their allies, the members 1 nun Phila
delphia, and a few from Iho country,
they obstructed Ivgislatiou in various
wayrVtnd when that would not an
swer their piirisisc, Inaugurated tlis
gmcel'til prftceetliiigs. On some occa
sions they liii neil- llie lloust into an
apparent beitr-gartloii. They became
more f urious as their designs were frus
trated from timo to tiuie.iind tho Dent
ocratio majority prevented their pur
poses being curried out. Their last
movement was an attack on the Kink
ing Fund, bill (hat, with all their other
dtxigns, was defeated ; and for the lirst
time lor yeiutvtho conspirators against
the political and financial integrity of
the blale came out of tho contest bad
ly beaten. We all know how natural
it is lor evil doers to throw the blumo
of disturbance, if any occurs, on (hose
who oppose 1110111.111111 prevent (heir
...... ki. .:..... l.. ..i ..... ti.-
iM..iiiiiniiiiiin mviii Liuii.n. trui,. iuu
duleutotl rings pumuvd- tltts Vuursv, to
ward the jK-iiiocrlie majority, but
Ibev hnve not been able la hoodwink
an intelligent publie. ' Tho Democrats
no doubt committed some limits. The
Speaker was new at tho business, and
the increased number of members, with
tho many who had never before sat in
a legislative, hotly, made the Houso un
wieldy and somewhat tlifliciilt to man
age. The rings took edvantago of this
stale of things, which matin il more
dillieult todcleat thoirpiaiis promptly
Nevertheless (boy havo been overcome
in tho contest, and now a wail of de
spair goes up from these defeated pat
riots. Herein lies the gist of the legis
lative trouble. " '
Disinterested parties looking on from
H distance, see things in (be same ligb(.
The New York J'ribune snys: "Tim
Pennsylvania" I.egislnlnro which ad
journed yesterday is entitled to the
credit ol leavinp; llurrislmrg with a
cleaner record than any (hat preceded
it wilhin a score of years. The Dem
ocrats, wl-o controlled tho House, have
as a rulo used their power judiciously,
all hough It will hardly be claimed thill
they made the best of their opiinHunl
tics iri the election ol a United Mates
Senator, which was the first important
mutter demanding their attention'. The
fact (hat the session closed williou(
(he passage of a single hill at the dic
tation of the ring which have so Inng
ruled Pennsylvania must inspire the
independent liien rt'hV) arcMrylng to rc
lomi the politics of tlni(S(a(e with new
hope and utml, 1
' ' Cowlraunieata.1.
in. Kdithbi The very able speeeh
of Mr. Wallaaj, in tJio tsensto of the
United Ktulee, on tho Louisiana ques
tion, duservfs more tlinn a passing no
tion, lor it entitle Senator Wollaeo to
tlio gmtitudpof the, iwople throughout
(lies entire UiiMiiKiind esiiociully the
ciliacns of (his htalo, His ooinpre
bensive views iu (be eoiisliltilional as
pect of tho question, and defence of
soil government and lliealmnlule rights
of tlio people every where, under our
form ol government, is oliaractcristio
of the man. . 1 desiro, with your per
mission, to rail attention lo the con
trast between II r. Wallace's speoch and
that of Honator Johnson, n( I eniicssec
The hitter, though able and logical,
and withal terribly anil truthfully ar
raigning the scoundrels who misrepre
sent ami oppress tho people., has the
impulse of uemonal grievance, winch
socks to redress wrongs both to him
self aud hisseetion. Mr. Wallace seeks
Only the good of Uie entire onuntry,
anil pleads forcibly and feelingly in the
interests of in ovorbitrdoned and abused
ponjilti, both north anil south, which
entitle .him to tho thanks of every
honest man, and at onoe shows his em.
inont fitness fbr tho high and responsi
ble irtmitinii to which the party so
unanimously railed him. . .
.March !I0, 1874. . . . ' ,
' 'A tiwili Itnsx ---The largest Deiiio-
crnlio vote in New Hainpshire pollctl
previous to itns year was that liir Gov
ernor In 1808, whleh was 87,202. The
Democratic vote this ynnr was R!),1C3
an increase of I, HOI. The Isrtrost
kirovious Hepiiblican vole waa rsilloil
for (iovomor in 1808, which Was 89..
7H5, Tho Hepiiblican vole tliis year
w as 30.282 or 600 less, In other words.
ll0 Democrats luivo dono boltor than
thoir jitviiuus be,sj. . ty nearly B,00fJ,
while (he Uepiibiieuiis havo fuiicd o
do u well as their jirevioui best by
500. 4 Which horse is making tho hot
ter time for .the Presidential goal of
wfl?,,;:,:,..-.j 6
Pivd inch' kiicalt iirt nroinitlv whon
the name of John Smith is railed Iti
I hi Arkansas I.eo-lslstitrs
' p
XEWS ITEMS.
v j p , . . ., f 1 I
mTi.t. I V7Ti..s
. was Mild lor (51.15,(1011.
.oi. rorner and lilsilauglileiv Mrs.
.F..i..l.... 71 ,a
elgley. are soioiirninir lit tienoa.
; nanyol'I'liiladelidiia. Peiilisvlvauia! has
1 lie iMiiiouitl 1' n-e iHsiiiiiiiec 1 tun
;.,.
L,Z" " 7" ."UR0" l,ri
JoeJeU'ersoiiinised tweuly bushels
... i .. ., . .'
.
Kecent high water has uncovered
n. r or ti. cio soidie.- i,..rii
' Kcrrr of Mirliiimir the imw Pr.
3 " I'llfUlIi lllr 110 n lltlfl-
t. ...... j i- at n u ... .
luinncr ineifiiaiit.
, ,
J 1,0 J.'uiiinnii I.egislalure has
been culled to meet In extra session nn
(ho Hth of April.
' '
1 llo M. HliU, aged 2li, youngest
tluiigliter of Signor lllilr, died on Fri
day, -March lOtit, 1875. k ' .
Forlv-flve dollars
ll'!l'!ll'"M m" ''"''"' k"
Helena, .Monliiiio J em-
wero pnul in
tory, a few wee
(us ago, lor lorty (loncii
c"
1 ho 10th of Jhiy is Id bo n ( en-
Icnniill holiday, nt Titsiuderoga, N. Y
in meuiory ol tlio sviiiireol the fort by
Kthan Allen, in 177.V
I . !. ..
Mr.l'lyriscs S. (JraiK, Jr., son
(he President, who bus been In IaiiiiIoii'1'"'"0 "u""'" mey sliouKl luive been
i'..- ....i .i. . i. i .. I-...0 . i i culled iiiittii lo tnka anion nmin so Im.
un nu.i-ruiuntn, mtsieit ioi-owiir.eriauti,
toniiiUoalouroflhndoiiiKrv.
A Maine woman was true lo her
lover, and married. Iiioi nllir hu enmo
uacK irom . aiiroriiin.iiiier .iin .iiiisenco
.
nl' twrnit..' vi.n'ra
back rich. , , M 1
.N.' Il lie enmo
...
I tic paper ninlirts Say (bat the
ruiva tbi-v bueo ii-r-i-lvi.il lliiut r- i.,..i
,,,.,-., !i;,...,ll,.,, .1,.,.. .,,.l". l,i..l.
they attribute to the general provnl
cntw of hard tiines. f(: i .f r
.,., ii. i . i
1,1 ' I ,"ll': ,;U?''-
,,,, itv I. w, . IrV ,', I, 1 ,f . ,,.
deriiiLC (io.thitrdl Wnlilii, on iho IV,-.
rj ,.,e roa.i, near .tnegncuy t.ny, ,.,
1 '
'll. . ti i sc. i .
.y mu in iunoiiie on .ituiiiiuy
Iliorninir of lust week destroved lime -
teen business houses.' All ibe town
iii. .i.-si,.7v,i - in. mss m
cstnnated nt 8100,000 j insurance, 820,-
I .. U'l.. 1... :.
000. -
Ada llauctK'k, ihtiightdr of Major -
(ieueral Winfield H. Huncfick, of the
I lilted siutes army, men, in ,ew i orH,
week hctoro last, after an illness ol ten
days, of Ivplius fevett, aged eighteen
years. llcr reinniiis.,weie interred lit
Norristown, I'a.
.'I'lni m....ei.lii.. ' t.f ll,,. t
1...0 .I....1.1...1 4n. iii, i.i ...... i .'.i
of redeeming mutilated Vnited States
. " ... ...
currency, liy winch n tlciliiclion is
tna.le pmiioriioiinl to the part or the
note thai is missing. -The change
in inl.iv cil'.-i i nn 1 1... 11 ..!' A,il
(.real trees have liceu ll'iind in
Australia winch exceed Hid giants ol
Ciililornia in height, though not in cir -
cunifeivnce. Out' fallen tree in Vic -
lorin uicasureil 4h0, while the highest
yet discovered in California reaches
only -ta" leet, llie average liouig Ironi
"""
Tim .11...... i t.subi in l....t T..
ik'hik'o ly tho HixmU will not roiu h a tli0 n'HpmwIiility ofn t'linniic inibinan
linll' million dollnrM. The (liwistfr will ! M,,i"''t tf the t,iiiHmy which hiw Inon
hunlly Hhortcn crcip liy u (iinle nciv ! ''t iimr! iUr bovpri! ycurn, nrnl cn-
Ihe whrut liirnJ ihnt mt wiihlK-d will Morse the pivvimm tmtawfiil line oi' the
I a . a . C.l. ..!..!.!.. I...I..1 I
no Mvuiiniiiti, lur ..coin, una it una tlio
nwi of tho bottom timl will a
better croji liirliuviiiirlieen ovgrllowcd.
During tlio late ice tniro in llie
Knit, the citv nut lioritiesol 1'nrt Jervis,
on tlio Delaware river, attempted (o
move (lie accumulated mans of ico by
blasting with .istrtha anil tiitro-rlycer-
1 1 it, two oi tne moHi eowerliil airenls
' . . -., . ' r " " " h '
known, but wit lout success, ten inrre s
of nnpdia hcinK used nt one hlns(.
fol. T.co Jordan, (lie great funnel-
of (Juorgia, Ort ns and cul(iva(es 211,000
acres, the nrinal cost of which, was
1150,000. lie has eighty laborers, but
is gradually ndop(ing the truant sys
tem, lin mines twicd as much corn as
fio ncfilrj. " Six overseers superintend
the pliintiition, nud iiiiso from 1.400 (o
2,000 bales of collon. j
An Ottawa (Canada) dispatch, of
March 23d, siiy u "'J'ho lumber market
has Ih-cii moiti lively during llie past
few days than it has been tor many
months previous, and considerable lum
ber has changed hands. At present
there nro about (15.000,000 feet on the
Ottawa market, of which nhnu( 30,.
000,000 feet lire sold."
Thoiowill he twenty -ono contested
seats in the lower Ilmtse of Ihe Forty,
fourth Congress, two of which are from
Pennsylvania. Carlton B. Curtis will
conlest Uu) seiit of Dr. Egbert, from
tho Kriu district, ami Thomas II. I-'lor-enco
Unit nl' f'tiiiMiitin' Precmnii in one
oftho Philadelphia districts.
Thu l.ogUlaturo it tho Klnto of
Mnine li nit passed a law prohibiting
tho killing nl moose before tho first ol
October, lHtiO. There-, are slill a row
moose in (hat Nluto, but w ithout some
such pmtectiiin, (hey will vary soon
no oxterininntotl, as they luivo In-cu in
the Adii-onilacks.
Owing (o (lie prolonged winter,
and Intense etild, (ho' eosl supply in
Poiighkcepsiu,' N. Y., Is exhausted, and
thorn is a panic in (he coal market
Hundreds nro being turned away from
tlio yards. Dealers have been able (o
procure bill little coul at Jt'owlmrr;, be
cause of the flood disaster, which has
carried away bridges, putting a stop
lo tlio running tit coal trains to tide
water. Tho annual election for Directors
oftho Pennsylvania ttailiWd Cotnpaliy
was lulu on lucsdiiv ol lust week.
Tlio following gentlemen wero almost,
unanimously clcctod: Thomas A. Scott,
,1'mwli liactin, pistol' Jlop'is, John .M.
Henneily, A..- Iioriivjiire, .Samuel M.
I'.ellon, Alexander Wlldle, S. Parker
.Shortridge, Henry M. Pliillips, and
John Scolt, of Pittsburgh.
Tho lumber stnlistics of tho Kng
innw Valley, which includes till ot Kast
ern Michigan, IliiVoJiis) liocn published.
Tho number of mills it puis down nt
:52 ; rnpitnl. $ 0,359,000 1 men employed,
7,727; lumber rut, 610,180,500; lutli
cut, 1 26,375,01)0. Tho figures show a
doereas of 79,713.6 15' In Ihe lumber
out in 1875 from 1H73, but an increase
in (ho out shingles over 8".1 of 10.1,
044,950. ' .
Tho Interior Depiirtnu-iit Ht Wash
ington will ns siMin aa possible send
out a conictent geologist to examine,
tho lllnck Hills country, and ascertain
ncoiinitcly Its alleged mineral wealth.
Tlio War Department has been asked
to tend on( iiniinsliaiely a military ex
pedition to expel trespassers from tho
region. '1 ho f resident iiiuhiiIs to pro
tect tho Sioux in (heir treaty rights,
hul will take- rapid steps for tho ex
tinguishment of the Indian (itlo.
Mrs. Kitcli hns not got the Khe
dive's w e,dding present after all. Con
gress passed tlio resolution authorising
Mr. Filch (o aecep( it fur her, nnd
would havo remitted tho duty upon
(ho diamond, had not Oi'iicrnl Hhor
mnn sensibly said that ho did n want
nny fuss. Noithur tho bridegroom nor
tho futlicr, however, can afford (o pay
tho duty, and, as tho bride would have
(o leave the diamonds on deposit somo
whero anyhow, il Is decided to IcnYo
llcm In the customhouse for tho pres
ent. Their valuo, by tho way, is not
a half-million, as supposed, but only
about aevtinty thonsaud dollars, and
the duly on them Is about f 17,5(10. if
It wfiiHi aiigi'csled (n Ihp Khodjva, ivo
havo no doubt ho would s.nd over hia
chock for tlie tmoinrt and ivhvat Win
l,rii fr.,m K.l
77 A" MOXE V (,i:STIOX. T JIA It
IIISHI'ltd
The ulle gallon thnt tlio Sluln Tivas-
HI V IS llliaoie III IIICCI illll IISUUI DM.
proprhilions. for a-l.urittiMt purpostV
: w.ll....t divctitig Ironi ihu Sinking
r uiul live liiinili'cil thiiusitnd ilollurs,
,, ...... . , , ,
Ihe llleles( lut tense lllld sblllll. The.
TiTiiMirv is lis ablo to meet tlnuii this
' i . T . ;.
I year us lasr, uilil no one Knows Mils;
lin t neltcr tlinn Mr. Mncki'V,
lift belter than Jlr. Mackey. The
.. . .,i-iii. . mi. ...ii . ..........f .r it... u....
I '' I'"'"'"'" Conimittee, comes at an
, i,.: '; ..':,, ,
onporiuue moment, ami iinscls (he
i theory ol tho 1 rcusiiry ring, us lo
the w ant of money lo meet appropriit
lions. We repent, what we hare said
Isewliore, that the action of the House
of llepivseiiiativcs. in refusing to divert
money Iron, the Sinking Fund, meets
tiie tiiinrobatiiiii of the tax-nuvura.-
'I'l ......l... ..t-.l
n,,,,, the report oft he niiijority for the
following reasons :
l ' lJ "I III'1 CUll! Mil UCU IllSSeillS I
Hum the report of the majority for thel
follow ing reasons :
.... 'iu... i i i .i. . .i
, isi. j hi. nut iii-ii hi ciiilipillllll III IllC
iv porl is that Iho House of Hepresen -
tatives failed to pass a bill proposed by
IHU l leiisu I t-r lit IUU ntltlU 11V W I1ICII
i. 'c ........i .i... .j.... . i i - 'i
milTlr.ii. til tnii.lu i-,iil.l I. ...... I....... .Ii
i verted from tho Kinking Fund (n (hcj
irencral fund lo nnv tlieiinnronrintioiis. i
Waiving the question entirely whet Ii-
i cr siicn inversion was necessnrv tor
the alleged purpose, Iho undersigned
, think Unit a iiucstion Involving tho in.
teirrilv of the sinkinir fund should
ihuve 'been submitted in the first lii -
, . ,i ... ,. ,
of Mulll' ,0 tllu finance comniiltco ol the
i i yi
portnut a question us to deny lo nil
1 tho charities the aid ol (ho State. 1 1
j w as not a revenue measure which nee-
! ...,nilf .... I t, h i!it,..i
; . ..V ..-i-"""
the Douse ol lb prcseiitalivcs, it was a
proposition niiieii tnc nuance cominit-
tee of the Seiiato bad full power to
' consider ami iieterininc. , majority
' ol' llull eiunliiit I etv nml of I lie Kinnti.
i ivi.i-u in i,li,-,l aviiiii.illn- with ll.i.llirillt'Oliml a InurMhlll hecullsn In, iir.
- ! Slate Treasurer mid if there was so ried out Napoleon's order on the 18th
grave a iiecesity for the passage of the; llrimiaire mid tlio elevation of (Jrth
i Kill, it is lo be presumed that the (reus- and Mayiiard lo embassies because with
. ir,; would , IV0 UN ul....itte .11 r.rell. ...id trembling et,nies-
'necessities H Iho consideration ol (,e!rence they li.llowt-.l the instructions of
l'ilH,v sympall.y w H I. Ins adminis
Hill. 'ill.
Im (i.on . )n ,
! Ihe contrary tho responsibility wasi
., t House of Jtepresentn
: i ... ;.,i,,,r. ,. il, i,.,i ,,1,1,1.
1 ,1,,, 11u (- ,1,., siui., v,r,,,-,l
" l " I . r.
imerctlly devoted to the spccitio pur
.,.,, it rn,ut)(m ,m Kmc ,,..,
; ... .,,.i,.,ll... il, ,..i.l,.,.,
! coiistitiitiiuial provisions. It is not
)ivtcndcd Unit such interference in llie
piirliculnr iiuiiiuer proposeil was for-
bidden by the Constitution, but it is
j insisted iism that the responsibility of
: such a meiisui-c should have been taken
bv those who bold imlitical control of
(fie administration ol the treasury-
' licsiilcs I bo current history of fho!
fieasuiyol'tlii.-Statcconcliisiveiy proves
i..,i a,.. .I,...,. ...i..i.,i,...ritfl .....:....;..
. ..-.....n ........ ...j.,,,
i"' V ' ."
!"" "'' ,1,nt ,ho fro isnivr is pos
se-tsednf ri'niuries of which the mil
joiiivure ignoriinl. All similar tip -
( 1..;,.i.j,ius niado last year have been
j ,,l,)n,.v )ui, ,y the treasurer without
1 ,.,,, Li;,. c .... i,,ii!,.i,.,.v f f,,,,,!,.
! ie t ,iu ,.,-,. ,,, i... t.,'.i,; ,,
,1,,, ,llr,nov ( t, sii.'kii.ir fund it is to
- (,L. ri.grclt'ed. but it is IikI much (o ask
,p tt ullw 0f Kepivseniatives just as-
; Kiinuiiir now!' itn. not
in political
iw.h m ...l-..
tsvimmtliv with tlio tivuKiiivr to lul-o
i "'.) ' miikhi mim ny un- u-gni
Uz.itw.n ol mit h polity lit tnc tutnro.
So other tvinedy was itro,oiu.,o;, no
other uii-aiift Hiiestcd nnl thvnwpoii
sil.ilil y of iU ntjection must hu taken
by Ihi'wo w ho ivtngiit to nhilt it irnm
their own bhoiilderH.
It tunnot bo Haiti that tliw provisions
of tbu nuvv i-oi)Htitution reiatum the
...i . .-
I iinsHiii'e ol t ie iiroiiosed act iinperutivo.
Vi 7 , , : . ,
1 lie new coiistitutioii was tho law ol
tlie litlld on Jimunl-v 1. IKT-t mill tin.
provisions of tho act of Jluy 9, 1874,
are almost a literal transcript of the
constitution, both in its restrict ions
and penalties, so fur us Iho sinking
fund is concerned, and il is certain thai
the -nww C.sistiiiiUun .and thu act ol
1S74 tlid not prevent tlio payment of
lost year's iippiopriittinns.
As to the necessity for llie bill, the
report deals iu figures which your com
mittee havo no opportunity to rectify,
and tberel'ora tun not dispute, but be
lieve (but (lie climates uiailu of rev
entia lor the current yeur will lull lur
short of what will bo Iho actual re
ceipts, and tlio, undersigned cull see no
justification of (lio m l ion of tho ma
jority oftho cuinmilteo if tho treuKiiry
oi uio stale is in uio sumo condition as
in previous yours, unless somo sudden
and unexpected chiingo has been de
termined upon in its management, ol
the necessities of which, from ignor
ance of its causes, tlio undcrsignd! ran
express no opinion. .
On the eve of an investigation into
tho oon.liii"U c: tin. ii-cnsury ordcrtl
by tho House uud not concurred in by
tho Semite it ran be well imagined why
tho ilouso refused, pending such an in
quiry, to commit itself (o an inconsist
ency by iniiiuting by law a change bo
radical in the management ol Ihu rev
enues ot the .Suite, until tho invesliga
(ion hud established the necessity lor
such action. There is n gravo sus
picion in Iho minds of the people of the
.Stato, irrespective of party, t lint ihero
is somelhiiig rntlicaliy wrong in (he
management of (he funds of the State,
uud when they asked through their
representatives iu tho llouso (oho per
muted to (uko a look at (heir own
funds, alleged (o hu in (ho treasury
uud were absolutely denied by a lie
publican Seiuile that right, the uneasi
ness was still further increased. Un
der all tho circumstances tho Houso of
llcpresontulivos daro not do otherwise
tbau they tlid and tho responsibility of
defeat lug thoso humane and necessary
appropriations musl fall where il justly
belongs, upon tlio licpiiblicnii Senate.
Allot' w Inch is respect fully sn limit led: j
W. II. PLAvroar,
A. II. JJii,i
, Thomas Ciiai.fant.
HIGH TIDE OF C011RUPTIOX.
Certain events luivo happened in
Vi nslniigton in the lust lowdavs which
tvhilo apparently escaping general ob
servation, nro worthy of Iho gravest
consideration. A our readers will re.
inenibor, President (irunt celebrated
the dentil of tho lust Congress by can
celling the civil servico system,, The
point upon which ho based this action
was that, as Congress hail failed (o
make appropriations to enable him to
furry out the rules, ho was no longer
responsiiiie lortlicircnltirccinent, 1 his
has lieen lollowed liy n system nl an-
pointmeiits in various parts of tho
country that represents what is even
rt luoro fatal ilcnarturn from the true
principles of liepiihlican government
mini wotim oo cnitxMiicn in the success
of (he third term. Wo refer to the nn-
polntinctil of so ninny members of (ho
hut Congress (o dim-rent positions.
Here, lo begin, is (hut line Iloosier
statesman, tlio connoisseur in corn and
bacon, Mr. Oith, who goes to repro-
scut America in (ho courtly city of
icnua, anil wnoso only remarkable
contribution lo Ibreign politics was a
prophesy made somo six month ago
that "In sixty days tho Priuco Impcriiil
would bo Kmpcror of Kranee." Then
we have .Maynard, member of Con
gress from Tennessee, who began his
licpiihlicnnism by a n-rocious aneech in
behalf of accession, who goes to Tnr
koy. Ho on down the list, Congress
man after Congressman lias been
diimned into places, from tho mission
to Vienna to Iho nostin-utcrwhiii in
I.idle Hook, with which humble offlen
Iho President 'chsOTi (ho ambition of
jhis rnndidato for the (lovcnior of Iho
ui... tt-- j . . . .
nlntp. o do no( know how man
j
- 1 ex-Congressmen have been appointed, 1
' but tln hIioiiI of beuefllteil rcjircscutil-'
I ''' I htrgo enougli. 1
I neiu, in m nuiw, un ivnniiii Hi,ii-r
lh Constitution why a gentleman who
Iseivcd us ill Congress should not.ni;
is in" '" "is term, ucoepi anoincr
....i. n.. ..m.. ii.., i...... i i..
!'"''"" olllts'. llllt llOW call W0 hUVe ill
deiiondent represenlatlvo giivernineiit
i i.. .i . ii.. i
" wo icitvu tu uw nanus oi iimiet
tienv I lie power in nnoillg tlio lliajornv
of the letiresenlutives? What is il but
a bribe, Ibis giving high pluco toil,
i.ii,i.,.s..iiliitivii ul ll.. i i I.m,, .,!' Iiiu t !
i ' V-..l" , vi ie .1 li '
because til "his pitrly ? if the I'resi -
dent hud been governed by ll st liso of
llllblie Illness lllolio ill seleClillL' his
candidate for missions he would have
sent Sebiira lo Vicuna and Cai n)ii(erliuic.d u. prr.i ut tbeia, duly auiiiiitienicd,niili
to iiussia. lltjt ll.e only coiidiserutioi, ! ' " " "silataiifaisi. ' '
UMX BCi'lUH 10 UUVO COIUrolk'U II IH llllllU
ll... -..,. tl.nl i.i.i,.., i,..liti,.l....u l.n....l
been thrown upon tho cruelty of an!
unkind world by the recent political
...... , .w..,i. ...... i
been thrown upon tho cruelty of mil
unkind world by the recent political
........ i. i : i II.... i..i.. ' i -i
1 " ' .'luiiwii, ii,, iii.tiii iruvj ;.i
1 without u whisper every coiumanii
I from the White House, having sup-
i I l.lu ...I...:. .;.... ,1 ...:.i..
1 "" iuil ,ln ii'iiiiiiiiniuinuii, iiui, lull
I lu frim.illM critiaiili.mtiiiii ul I In. iiirinl..
re'preseula(ives of n free people, but us
Ihu stall' of a d'onoral, ho is Isiuiid,
j therefore, lo givo llieiu employment
i out oi mo piuiiiu xrcasiiry. vt iuu
: t'lcsiirisni but tho power of a ruler to
1 pay his followers tor their vassalage
i out of the rmblio Treasury? What
i more could ftesitror ilonnpurt do (ban
. .. i ,. . ii, 1 a ii
lieneral dmiit is doing now? Ho
places mo resources oi uio 'ii-uasury,
tho iilinoiiitiiient to liich nhices em.'
, . . , . . " i, ,
Missies, uiul jutlgcHliips ut the control
ol the men who huve lollowetl biin and
who will follow him fo tho end, just us
lloiinnnvi. ininln tlm i,r, ,'.i,. .i
- i" . ,
linn in dissolving the 1' lunch Assembly
anil destroying; tho French Id-public j
dukeii una marshals and kings. Is
mere any tlillerence between the cle--
Vlltillll of M unit, till' instance. Ill bo
- .runt IhrougU U,e. last ( ongress ?-
iw mi iih-'.iiiv iuuwiv iuu nuillt-'.
mu, ,- ,in(, jiVoresenls a higher
type of corruption than any we hnve
- : yet seen iintlc-r our (iovernnieiil.
1 IV. .In ....1 on.. 1 Lot tl, 1 1,,,-,.,-,,,,,..,,.
: will mil be well served l,v mmiv of the
I . .. . J. - v .--
' L.entlenieii thus shiiiili'il li-niii I lir.ii-
seats ns ('oiigressinen into ollice.
Against tbeiii personally wo have no
roiujdainl; but tho jirinciple that the
President of tlio I'nited States, at tlio
I close of Congress, should havo il ill his
! power (o beslow Ihe honor and eniolu-
i nienls of this nation upon any (.'oil
i gressman who has obeyed him, is n
corriHit tirinciiile, iucoiniiatiblo with
i freedom and representative govern
nient, and, w o iH-peal, is nn illustration
i of tVsiirism in its woi-st li.nn, quite as
i iiiii..r,ii...,,H i il,., 1.1, ..pi.. ..r ii...
...p,w.m ... ...v ...... y, ..a,
r '? '.'",', .
- 1 ol bis I'.xccl ency loa thinl terin.-Aor
- 1 lor Herald.
j --
i CHAHM1XG LEGISLATION
iho editor ot tho tv lmk ?un
uu kuowh uu uihmii n( ui rcirrruiK 10
tho f'kwilljj- hnun of tho hint CoUIVSH.
nays
Mr. (.urliel.l ( IiiniKtl iM-ent credit
' ftt -'0 ''inii of tho lule Rewind ot
-ConirrrnH Ih-ciiuso bin (Mmiaiittee on
" onSrr
Aiiiii-opriations had met a mouth in
udviinco ol llie usual time mid prepared
the regular supply bills, so as expedite
tlio public business and prevent eon-'
fusion in the Inst days, ijiko must of
his promises, it was lusilc to be broken, j
I he records show that the great ap-j
propriiiuons were Kept nac-k until the ! 1 Uviitn la auia, Saluan oearlt
closing hours, and then loaded ilown 1 ''m-Vii i?'''a''' p,ic,,",""it""
with sveeiul legislation and jobbery of. !'-! ,
(ho i.,o,( discrciiiahie kind by (i,ei Mercantile Appraiser's List.
persnnsl eonnivoncc ol the very I hair-: .a'inim . o nn.
man who had taken lo himsell so much j c"""' Hcecarls Tawnalilp.
merit lin- unperformed service. 1 li '? "' '"". irrliaarli.e j jo
lit,-,, 1.111.1,... K.-.n ,.,.....1..
w Y-" ""i" b.j j..vr.ni,, ,
forwanl they might all Imvo bton com-
pleicd ten i.ny(i heforo the end of tho !
and Ibe various items could!
have been dclil.cn.tcly examined. But j
such a course would linvoshiit out jobs
like that which Mr. ltainsev and Mr.
Hamlin smuiri'lcil in for the benefit of
(ho express companies, by doubling
the rates of postage on transient news
papers, magazines, Ac. Hence it was
not pursned, and tho public was de
ceived in order to helpliis corruption.
In 110 former Congress wero tho rec
ognised forms of legislation more
shamefully disregarded tlinn In the
last. The revised staHilcs,which have
changed (ho tariff materially in favor
of certain inonomlies without a par
ticle of authority, wero voted upon
night after nighl'when twenty mem
bers wore not present. And lliis hill
was never scriiliiii.eil bv tho coinmit
(ees as (ho rules required, and was
never enrolled on parchment, but
stands a solitary exception bearing the
President'! signature ulllxod to a print-
oil volume. Tho ?iver and Harbor!
bill, appropriating nearly seven mill -
In... ..I' .LillnM ..." ...:.....! i. .i
....... ... ..... n ea.un.vii ' g
ti i i. . . ..."
louse in 1110 IBSl linill-S WllllOlIt OVen
being read. The ninjorii v did not care
... . I.... .i..
to itiiow m iiui, tue nmemiiiienis were,
ami gulped I hem all tlown at ono swal-
low. Oilier bills wero passed with less
ceremony, and without (ho lcns( regard
to tho many millions that wore reck
lessly voted away. They wero pur
posely thrust aside until near tho close.
so that examination was Impracticahlo
ami iiitiin mniio easy
An item from tho Legislative, Kxcc
ut ivo and Judicial Appropriation act,
unticr mo ncau oi jioiiso ol Kopre
sentntives," illnslrutes tho Bin t of care
bestowed by .Mr. (iarfiehl iu preparing
ft :
"For hlra or boraa. and ra.il waaoa. flip aarry
inI the matle, aal far aaa aaddl. buia. far ataafr.
eoeer, fire tbeaa.nd fuar bundr.J .ad MTeatj
flr. doll.ra.
"ee nraiier. wad rrjni're a Ila Htna, tea
tboumid duller.."
ll would seem by tho latter para
graph thai tho mail wagons and horses
were furnished and repaired al a pretty
round to.t alter being hired. 11 tt t in
point of fact the two items havo nn
connection with each other, though
they aro thus tied in tho Jaw rut tinnier,
ly printed. It will bo curious to see
huw (he last ten thousand dollaii will
bo expended, and to what objects it
shnll lie diverted in tho lane of this
appropriation.
The United Sn.i,., S..,,i ,l i
on Hotinesuay. Jho nomination of
Don A. Pardee as I'nited Mates Dis
trict Judgo of Louisiana, ncg J)urre
resigned, Was nm ooullrincil, This
leaves Louisiana, without a Federal
JllllgO.
. $cw Sflvtrtiisfmfnts.
QAITION
Ketite I. b.rhr tlr.a la all uimim. ik.i
lb. (ooda, uraeerlee, aonfe.li.a.rt.1 and Hilar
1. Ibeatur.roiin aaw oaoupiadby Jofan Sehearieb,
in Troulville, bclonf to aie, and aaid J.ih. S.-b.u
lleh la mtly.etin. a. rev ...nl. wltlie.t ....
..Ibnrily ka eanlraet any deU la .r n..,., and i
I will a..l be raapeaalbll f, an, J.lr, "J
''"ir1"' ProlM)r,f .'a. 'eft la hi'.
ii.emn, .unjeoi 10 my oruer 1 1 bar atare. I
eolt, I we. I ..iu of baraee., I .led, 1 ,r..i
.nd etude, (ot or old tnrtal, Hire, and a hair bar-
" , ."io.r,ao..i ,
ran ai eioer, a nan. aad llt.re., I cupboard, I
bed. aad kaddiaf, I barn... II eli.ire, I eluet
ad I ta'il... AU Iha f.rec.-lr., ami..rly wa
pnrehaaed by ate at Sbenf a a.l. oi. ih. ttl ...
f Maroh, ud la l.l with him on tuaa.
, . ' . " OSWALT.
I.ulheribnr-. Maroh 11, I87J Ju
KNTISTRY
Hatln. delerwlnrd la I..!. l in.
for the parpnae at poo.m, my pra:...ia. I
htraliy ntt.r my aaretr. la the r.nkn. t ......
Ja.t luubed a term af dental inatraelloaa under
lb. be.1 Ireeber. af Iha I'enntylrania Collena af
Denial Surgery ia rhiladelphla, and aw no.
prepared t. .aetata all work partaialaf to deal,
tatty i Iha boat awaaar, with Ua lateal lmr.ra.e
taenla. All work KaaranlMa to (ita attltrt aat
l.rarllon a. ta quality aad durailon. Taelh .
traeud I wlibaai p.la. Hel. aaw Baek balld
l.f . Fat farlhar iafaraBatliiB aaply la perma ar
dsraai . t- HOMl sON,
mebll'TMf. I'srweaarllM, Pa.
Vitw rtrtiiicintnlJ.
QAUTION.
All ptifoui ir htrftt.r wimvd mtlnit pur
cbftiitiK ur i tiinntr ut(ltittiC with two liorM
vim- I 'link, mill on aurr!-now is lh pnttoa-
- .bin, leailiald county, I'a., aa Iha aacae baluaia
nn (( uontiHn'tnn nruiKiinf.ui Kriits.(iitwu
(" leu Willi Ima aa m only,
1 leal 10 at aula, at any tlin.
- i - . sliliASTIAS II0KCII.
I rUll I.lck, I'a , March al, ISTa-ll
- ... ...:.
lA Iv(-U I "II MJIIl.lv
-
I Nolle, la licrcliv .Iran lhal l..-llar. reita.
1 meniarr on iho l.iui. of J AColi I'KM..
! ol "rady luan.bip, dee d., have lia-n rnl-
' "' !"..".'" ""''""a"' All f".,,,,. Indcblod to
' ii.'.,i th.iao imvii.ic eiaima ai.in.t it ar.
. LutbriLu'. Mn.h. 31. 7j at. EiMiiiar.
'
"""i i"i ft i .1 1 r.M r i
w i.,. i;. ; , ....i n,,,.
It
w ,K
' "'.
Kb!, Krq., Tiemurcr of Ch-urDi-ld llor-
nuh, la eer.iuat vrilh Iho r-elioul, I'uur and
lloroujth Kuii'l. i-f ruld borough for IMit ,
. . i,.i Jul.. i-r Ami Hpi.
l'n.
'73.
ilSl ;
Rll.
Ily Ponrocltr. mleaiued
I Uy Trc... per crnlae ut I pr
Stall 7
j iiy A ' fi .'.V.'.'.'.'.!.-.".'."".'. il
cent, nn an .own..
i.'i n
OH
31
is . iua uurmiau si
ToUl ..
ai.Hj 7ii iiih;, to
I seiloOL PUNO.
I J" b"'' P" 'i-of ir-... 2is
"a nutt, ol duplicate ol I S74 J.iHl
, hi.i, ., p,.,,i,ii mil)
i ll.
?r lwal oid.r. tr letmed lss ll
I Ily nrrceul. alloaed lasnav-
(
ere . per c.nt. on Mil 4'...
' liy pereut.go aiii.i w.c.
1 4 1"- ' " '"M
:mt
HJ 21
40 si
VI
7 al
' II llll
VOi 14
uy adterli.ina e
liy Audnur.; i.e.
inng CApeuM....
ir leu.
Due borough....
,.4.lnliu fi'.l .;ihu
u ' We, the uii.lrr.iJiied, Auditor, of I'iearlield bur
! '.uh.' ''" crtily lh:l ' h.a eaamiood
the furi'K'ii.ig aa--uunU of A. W. Ue, Trea.ur.r
of tltaincfd h.rruiitli, aril tind hi. elalcinasl.
cmrccl, and thai lour. I. dan by the etid Trea.
tinr, to the I'uur rulid i.'.&i .11 e
to Ike School
Iuu I tJlti.ai, In all .:U bi
II 1.. IIKK1I, I
K. A. IIIIII.KIl, lAv lilora
J. II WAI.TKH.4. J
CloarO.l.t, March SI, 117.1. 31
ir
KY k (MI HIST.
8uoi-..tnr to Knvnsn A Co.
! T0 '!' ' H". .nh... of . .iri.ily
VURE RYE WHISKY,
For Medb-iiial I'urpo.., we uRer
, JSllilCV H I lll'C ICVO.
, Price tlM to a.j per gallon, and wiU .hip in
i package, lo mil purchaaer..
We alio handle largely a
COPPER DISTILLED WHISKY
' '
'rom ., ioSI.Oj.
w. import
- ! FINE WINtS. BRAVDIFS Afl P.IN
And arc .lao nianufiictitrcr. of
Oil. STfKYF.Ii'S
TONIC HERB BIHERS.
Send f..r I', I..- I.i.t.
IIIUIV CllliHT.
Ill N Tlurd HU., Philadelphia.
;VKV .SIIOK STORK
1 XI
f 0:j BIin..m,i P. to the i-e.ltv-f C'krfti!il
J j. nl.hr Rt Idij-.-, that I hnv. rJll the
1 Mmrt fh. ft.nti-rlr ri n br F !.( hliort mnA
m sh.... i.ir.-i .i..... ' J ... "
rotu- ..d ,ii KU iriue nil kioU uf wurk nut
lo 1r,,?l nr ' lu TbcWtt irvncb
iii.r i". ti". aii, Vi.e"', hX" 'i..aii
.M.reb, 21 ';:ljr
TIIOM.tS Al.t.E.V.
TOIIN A. STADLER,
BAKLK, Meiket St., Cl..il,l,l, p..
FiT.h IlrenJ, r.iiek, Ilolle, I'ir-e eDtl Take.
iB I an. I ur nail, to tinier. A (enrral aieorlment
il t'oiifectiuDnriea, (rail. bbJ ula la etot-k.
r.I ., ... . P""1-
Stlffloea.,
.
i, n, .urti, am P
14 ,10 mrk, mtrlii.iiine
14 c" J' Krcs-r' rec,'1 if.cti4,i..
E!ra Towu.blp.
,'J
c Towaahit """
. n...i n.n 1 ,
7 00
7 00
14 Z. I., llm.ver. (reverie.
7 ot
r m
7 tsi
U Hubert Mttlaa.r, leaeeal uerchandin.
Ilradl'urd Township.
II P. Cmle.tt A Ca-, ai.rrh.oji.a. ..
14 f. II. Br. 4. arnn .r.,1 ,.k. 1...
r oi
I so
f. i?'.!1" ?""' "'"",h Alh.rt.,merri;:. (i m
14 0. M. lailwalailer, iranerlea A aonfert. T IMI
' " nradv Towuehin.
13 II. tlimtlanilei-, nierchnnJi...M.M.,4
14 J. II. kJinjcer, haidware
11 J. II. Bi-jler A lire., ni.rehaaaiav,"
1.1 M iora A lUmiltoa, mar.-faan.liae....,'.. .
14 thriitiaa Uurkliart,oi.nreelioaerie.'"".
14 aleana A llaje, rlru.a
U 4. M. Carlile, sjerolia.idirtl'.'.r.'.TJli.'M
.4 8. M. Kuntt, trtereliaaili.e.n.
14 JebDHeheancb. cr, .. rrot..rU'.!
4 a. .. M. llr.ry, eonfeel'., reeariea
I. Jolin I elit-rlmv. M...nh.H i...
10 oo
7 Oil
to ot
10 Ila
7 00
7 ofl
7 PO
? Oil
7 4NI
7 oo
7 oo
14 Hue. Mraiijuuiery, arj taaHla.'crom'ai I thl
14 g. ti. Mellenrr, draire. .'" J
15 C. I. K,.n, A Bn merchiia'dia.""."" It
! :"'".""" "' '1 I""da, aroeorlea ,
. l - . '""."reoaudlM... 10 i.
00
OS
14 Sarab llrmka, imeeriea, ouolealioaiit.
7 es
1,. . . """"a Towu.liip.
'M P.tobiD, dry tooj,. ,.ri
n W' T'hi- 't tJ', (troeerio.
; 14 llerrnw, Mahatley A Heed. drue.
7 10
I.. '"" need. or...
l Jebn I', t'unner. n...l,... ...
7 041
! ,'f i": Mci"rr.y A Soa. m.rebaadiaa.i!! . t !i
14 Jeekaun I'alrliin. n.l,...ii.. .7 I .
7 (n
u a u s.-ba.fl r -" ...
n Herae. Patoh!.; r"".';;';'"
Cheat Towualiis,
H William lluatcr, u.ercL.aj,,,
7
7 so
10 ot
7 10
i Oil
,j , , , patent medleiaa.
4 J.J.bnjil.r, inereband.a..
14 June, tuny, Dierebendiie.
1 """......,!!!..
. i ..... "'- U'erenandiae
14 J. II. McK A Co.. meeelin.Hi..
7 Si
I on
7
7 til
7 00
S on
r oa
7 en
t till
7 on
14 Jaeoh ttullapr), tuerebandiae
i , ". """' ""'kaiidiae
14 Jotin ll.k..ury, aj.reh.odla.
, (OTllietoil loUli.llln.
4 t ,., C.4rl. ir, , f wi, ,
4 Jraoei. l.e.y, ,r-h.nd,. , ,
4 J..,,n Plab.il, grw,, Jc
i 2 ir. t""M:1- " ""reHand.ee. II M
11 tlillilaad A Heokeadtmi, m.rob.,.di f J"
a arwen.riiie nonugli.
M Spreakl. A Sweenay, fMC, j ,0 M
I.I a .TL. . " -
tJ 1 .. . WMB-.a,
11 1. R. Ir.,., ,,... ,7-
i. r. patent vardieiaoe .
14 C R Heaaar. Ja-wclr.
15 U. W. Wearer A to' dro!....""..
n Tk " . " pateal aiadielaea
li I. ,,,M C" ' aiabaasiaa
i i ?.',' 'I Jn"",""-I!'"ariea.
I. ft. Urnff A Sua.ouul.Hiliuucry Ar...
11 J.eub Uilt.r, banlwar.
14 A. U. K.rb.jeweley.
14 W. A. dale, artiwatio.
i4 wet'iuakr, a t... gn,e,rit.:::::::
a 1' l "' """sdiaa ?...
It til
10
oa
r i
io to
. ts
ta so
I oo
T oo
It 00
7
r oo
T 00
7.'. 00
14 it. . a "a? ' 7 oq' rwaet's 11 10
ia r, , T ., """"P""a. .lotoinf f at
i, i-i.. '-'r,''.' "". "" -
ij fr"T"l'J. "rl"l,ur. !n'l WKb"aaV.?.' II all
-- -. .. ..w w t-u.aua atora.... ..... . 7
I'lcsrneld Itorouch.
4 A. II. Kramer, aroeerlr.ua! fa.it ;
II .M. til. nit, coafeenoaeriea.
II A. lloloatiurf. eloihtna
14 H. 11. KliuV' -""
t 00
r oi
10 ot
7 III
II Ji.ha Wapl., banlwar. ....'.'.'"!.'.'."'.'.
T III
.a 11. Iln.lce. elotliln,
!' T-1 l,',"'k ''
II J ... Shaw A Son., n.retiandl.a
li M. II. Hro.. A lira , oiaebinarr
11 . Aio-aop, merebandiae
II A. I. SI,., j,.. ' ""
U II- f. N...l..j.elr,...... . "
II Haraaal I. rmyder. jewelry
1.1 K. W. tlrabam. mi-lehandia.
T oo
11 It
r to
7 oo
7 oo
11 oo
t 01
T oo
T to
. " '. raen.noi
10
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iJTJ S-
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r to
I! to
eK..i..-i .7 r. ' f
1! r 1 t Ly"' ' " ' "arth.ndla.... I.
f IS
T lo
Jo. Tr,,.,.. , '
r oo
r to
11 Ji'h. Bladl.r.aaareaiio...ur
T oo
t. , . ""' Sroeerlea ,
II K. tl. .tiller A ri. - k " j. "
II to
11 M
i. j a . . . 1 i a oo
I t o, .Vrb" ". ... It ll.
rt llliara I1...I, tuerehandire 5 oo
rr a t.oH alulhlngt if j,n
II O. MeU.Uhey, re.laarant. , y a.
.. i i". a. n kUliwrd Mom, I lealea. 40 tt
a Ta J "'ca,.r. r.'awt.Md teed, 10 lu
... r. ni.ier to.,aeraw.ra
II V. II. W.ieu, Sraire. Z.Z
1-1 " pa'ant mullein..
t lsrer riew.l, boon, ,bo and hale....
1 ea.er A Ueiu, mrreh.adl.a
4 Saekeit A Sehryr.r, hardware
1 tt
r tu
. m
I is
11 Hi
11 IS
r to
I 10
a ..aeiiwiea at llwin, Sr.f
11-0. Rank, reaaraat
t Kl
e vnaraera U. Bank , ...fc 1. an
" aodalt hndrea, brewery.. , g M
Iloratar Tawaatila.
J Jok MoaJl, .re1iudla..... .,..',., In
J W. J . Jaebeaa, mereh.adla. ", j
JUiv (Irrrticrmfiits.
ci.aas. filrars losniehlp. '" rax.
II H. H. Stewart, sroaarlee THO
II t'arnllfie I.rroiita, merflh ledl.e T ba
' (iraliam TnwMahln. ' '
1:1 Thua. II. I''.rry, ra.rjhiadi. 10 IIS
4 " p itnut nwlioiaa ft UU
aub. i ,"wl
II K. Alleman, Ulirchrtiidt.e,
(ullrb Towuahlp.
11 P. A. Kiynn, merchan.il..
1 " saleat mesiala
1 If F. A. Prliloam, aarrohandlaa ,.,
llu.teu Towaalilp. t
U Y. Poublua, mcrehnndiae 10 0
I l( , ,,murev Jewelry aud Suafeofrh... Ill
i u (). n. w.md, jruga.... it
; l ,, t .loln.u, ta.iabandin '. It
, , w Ur...n. inenliaadia..... . f, tit
. ' n ii,.,,,.. .lL,,'.'.."
- . h tiawrvt Wain, i.rch...di..
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It Maihi.. Mayer, ccafcotioneriea.
M 01
lo eo
, 7 IH!
, 7 no
7 so
. 7 so
, 7 HO
, I on
( M
. II Ut
. U io
, t en
. 7 no
i 7 eo
II William t'liarlton, graouriae M
II lleaiamln t'harllou, aoafeelioaariea
II H.mi'l W. IlirliiiKer, Kibaeeuol.1. .......
j II Mueoa O. Cohn, oloiblna
K. 14 W.J. Shorbauh, ilruffa
- 1 1 i".
II Patrick llunn, ulolhlnx. v..i, m...
I Jaine. Uuao, merebanjlie. ,'.;-..,
If llarpor Oo., merehendi.
14 J. II. Sprout, millner........'...F...t.,..
II .fohn NlcMearaey, eonlwllonarlc.,..,
14 lrl Htroup. rroeerlea.'.....
II William Outran, Kcaeaf Ice.....,'.'
It f. A. Jlultoh, gioccri..
II J. Fuuriiivr, gioi-.rlca
M llr-ad, llroa. A Co., aroeertea tt,..i
II W.C. I.enKford, euafeclloaaala....
I T on
, 7 lit
7 Oil
r l e
i 7
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7 fO
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7 OS
7 nil
10 cm
10 o
7 so
I 09
7 till
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7 no
7 no
7 Oil
It 5l
;
43 !
' 1 1 JsV
Jortlsn Towaatilp, '
Js'iiica McCraflbcnl niMrliaaidiav.;..
I 14 11. r. swan, lacrrlianiliac
13 J. (.', 11. Juhrwlaa, lairawaaidl.e.
, Uarlliawa Tunualllp.
Ill (..(Ter. oierohidl.e
- 11 II. Flahcr, merchaodi.e
; II J. W. Poller, merobaadiM
- 13 J. C. alcCioakay, nrebandia.
1 .. Kilos Tow.hl,
M4 'I. J. ttrbart, ntcrvbandica
flu j
Lawrence Tuwnahlp.
S rhatLa Schafer, brewery
It It. N. c'olburn, niercbendia.
l.uwbrr 1'lty. ,
II d..hn Farguaon A Co., metchaitdiie
II John ltu.Mll A Son, tucrchaDdiie
11 II W Kn.nr .,..!. .... i..
j 2 xtt,r Hal Ii A Co., marehaaili..!!!!
i murria uwiiariiu.
I ii ftnr i fiouipto:., nirrrhtnaifc. t On
I U Jim fttoni, mrrcbrinfliM iv.t..,... f tlt
I 14 fn(rr, merehindUe . " III
j 14 Trfsnnnrrl K)'1r, mrrvbtinfilM. ..,. J flfl
t V Morr.i Cijs.) CoinpkOT, oiwhwiitiw fj in
i I'mn Tuwuitilp, ' -
1 )4 Jhn B.KHrlT. murohtBil.M J ('0
I 14 . A. MinrfteijiifK't m1 gruevitt... J Uu
! IMkP Ton Hkhlp
j 14 K. T. Prl1, cfti.rrellnncr'
i 14 Ala.Hniilh,ci.nrfllinOfr
i lrlilnn TuWUililp.
. 7 UU
. I 0!
. T M
: ll us
T oa
12 it
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Jo lit
1 ne
, 7 ta
. 7 s
, 7
7 OS
, 7 rs
It OS
7 e.
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II ItimM Hm'iBvkrr, nifirebatiiliM
13 J. R. Arol4 A Co., ffifth-D.H., .,...
New Hakhlugton Borougji.
14 J. I'. Ptrwftelrtrj'..-.
13 M. Aranltl, ucrahsiiiihre
14 T. T. Wiltwn, tt.nU'fllinncrj'
10 J. II. M-Mnrrj-, inrrohftmlW ,
4 14 patent Metliciltf ,
14 J.'liH Nf, oonfwlMDrjr..,.v....H
v WalUcetou llu rough
14 J. A T. W. Ilfitl. mrrtnJi.
1 1 Shint-I A Oom, niereliandi't ,
ffoceoln lloruuf;)!.
14 J. II. Fi.rrmin, farnUur ,
14 Jm )1lt-hrtm, nnr(ionr'
U W. Kelly, mrrhn.li
H W. II. Ianpr, FnnrcltOBrrr I
14 Mu. iiw). Bo-tltrb. ilrjr gA. (fnx-i'w,
ueo. ntTHHeft, billmrtl ruom. 2 IiMm...
. 4.
14 IVneh. k'.rin, rraeere. 7 ; 7(10
U Kinmet Sahara, tnereh.ndi... I! M
14 i. il. Kri.lav. beota aa.l aliae...... 7 81
14 KUward Mellunald, brwalaaS'l .hoee....7 7 AS
i I Jaa. Ilv-ikilh. fiirnilura.. 7 Oil
14 Mieliual Sanford, aoafnetiunerjr .i.a 7 Ai
I II A. lieulrW. ra .ns li.kerr 7 0.
I II J. ft. Hrnwn.cenfeetinaarjr "7 as
I II ll. W. Keller, merfhandtej ... 7 !
I S l.iv.rie;hl A l.ieele. merch:ioiiae....H... Si 111
il II Geo. K. J.inra. jewelry . T
13 ll.rttrian A Frin. karjw.re It ttl
ft Mu.banao. Land and I.umUe-r Cmp.- '
np, m.rchandi.a , ill Oil
I II T. II. Ulondr A ('., druji f C
in T. C. Ileiia. t On, inerrliin lil.... ...... 20 IHJ
It Lli.T.1. faldwell A Co.. baskera II ll
11 R. O. Way A Co., araary aad feed...., I IH
11 Anna llalea, millinery .' 7 00
14 M. II. Wellniaa, Berebutl Miliar . 7
Woodward Townahla. a
11 Jaa. Curnley, taerebanrllae 7
11 II. A. W.rren, drnita .nd atntlonrry.... T Oft
II 0. W. '.ainborn. aonlectionery t 0!
14 Mertilly A Soatker, merchaadiae...... 7 0
14 a'rHidia 4 Coianas. mer.-baadtaa T 00
14 Ki.her A Co., aten-hendiee 7 On
14 Kara Caebill, mercbaodiM. T 00
an I 14 11. Ilm. n A Hmilh, Krueerie ate. 7 to
,,0 14 n. H. Fbillipe, irooerira 7 an
1 eertui- tbtt the .lima ie a aorreet rl.4 uf the
aai...aud perraaia and ftrrat aaae.aed for tba ear
rent year. Niittea I. beraby it. a Lbat aa apnea!
will ba bel.l al tlie Cnnntr Coraraiaaiaaera' ulllee.
Id Cleariald, on Ti ESUAV.lbr Jtuhdayel April
Beat, wbere all who feel Ibera'elVea agfri.v.d
eaa altead If tbey ae. proper. No .lon.ratioa.
r redoetiooa aaa ba aaade altar th. d.y of piaal.
Lntharaburc I -. . 4AMM MtLtUI,
Mareb 14, 'li-ll Mereaatlle Appralaer.
rjH)WNSHIP STATEMENT?.
11. P. SWA , ll'.alriel Treaaurer of Jurdaa tuwo
akiip. in aeauant w,tb tha Hehool fnod. of .aid
.uaa.hia fraia June IS lsTl IA J.m A .
1873 ..araa. .
JuneSS To atut aaaeaaed for lf);.....'....$li:i
Tnavat due fr.0. tann.r traaa... 7 17
. Ta arat rae'd rmui evlleotor of
duplieale for IS72 1ST .1
,. Tt Blale appmpriatiua. IS7J... B.1 S3
. To ea.h for aehool hou.e S 00
To aailitia laea from Co. Trau. It tl
' To ilee .ohod order b.Uin.... . i i
. - i-SKPlrtia. .
Ity arhuwl orl.ra redooatad
Uy Saab paid for tlealloaiw..w..
Ily perceutaire M
My -' ..w.aiUaaeA la dale .
10.J 17
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6i ii
at it
I5M li
1174
Jonel
.1
tlRBTOR.
To .oil ube.I1ecr..l.i
To Uil on eehoid urdrr
To aim collected on dup. I K71.
Ta eaeh fr C. Tree... onaaat'd
To .rar-.e.wd for 1874
T. Btai. appeopnatroai IS,4.
Toeaab f.racbo.il aoafr..
Hi .U
14 it
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tlKIJ It
rasntroa.
Uy veh.Mil ordera re.lv.ined 1011 tt
liy ea.h pd fur ate of eab. bo... I ta
Ily p.rreoUire. M i9 ii
Uy eaun'. oa dup. 74 aal '14. .4 ti
Uy atu'iaal .aeollaeted aal It
ami ll
is:s
r.b.io
brtros.
Taamttoeuljwtod..i
.1 l5l II
B. F. SWAN, lii.trlet Traaeurer of Jmdaa town,
ahip. In account wiib tha UoaJ ru.doi'..ll
towaatilp f.u Oat. is, l7 ta dal.i
. 1 bx.roa.
., ; To ami R. Alcier'a duplicate.,, $.'11 07
To anal Knot. Heed'. " ... .1-6 Kl
To an.oalrd read tax raoalred
Co TtcMarer. M 124 to
Tu eaah rM'd oa dup. lur ISTI. 4 OS
Ta oa.b ua dup. ct Alftlcr. .....
rarmrolt.
By road enter, n-.tacmcd ......
ny lat worked aoder Al.ier..
Ity eaoncratloit ' ,
Uy bal aa Aleiar. book
Ily lax worked under aUwd...,
Ity ,
Ity pmentaae M
Hy eaah oa dup. for 1871
Ily sau in treaauirr'a haayta..
i;m t
I""4 pahrob. " '
klob. II Ta Hal. ia traaa. band.
' Ta H. AIlarH dup. for 1-M..
li ft
161 II
1271
ra.i.rreiw,
By aiat worked under Algier
ror is;4 (lit l
Uy Moaeratlii. far IS74
Uj anal worked, aj la IS74.... IS :
Uy pare I. tl II 4 al I per at... I
Hy ami. la Ire... hand. 4
274 J
Aaiaani ba Br... haa-la. ....... , t
B. r. 81VAN, Dl.lriot Treaaurer of Jorda. tuaa-
aip, la account wili tba I'ao. K.au .1 .aid
lowaahlp Iron July; ll, II; 4, U dalai
..roa.
To ami araeaaad for 1974 tdTI 71
caatiitua.
llr arat rea d teoe. Oul fiiM ita i
llii U a a.
Mrh. II Uy .ml aaeullerled la dau.17 1:1
1174 lt wtn '
T .k ree'd Irum Col. Slraw. 4 li
Mch. U Tu K,LW,.
lordapllcaUaflSil l
11.1
rsatirraw.
"y poor order, redeemed ....
Ur ami ia Ira... audi......
, 11 arenlaaw
. till "
W
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ll
Ihe wndar.liaai, aodikir. af Jarda. teat
'P. baoa, laly .aam.aed Ihe eker. aeeoaef.
' ihew, u abatt Mated.
am'nRi" rthaw,
John Williams,
JOHM H1N. fie.
AtTtati Aiiaea
A. W. Vor.w, Olarll, . aaakM-ll
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