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ittSillit: i - fc,,tt4..-'.-m.l..3onNioN's answer is to be Illell. on ! cause for alarm: '. BM those billA 'are ;yet I
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- - , The following important ' letter from Sec
- • ; Monday; that is to say, so much of it as his PencliPtil :anti--die preferS pattirally a certain- ; , ..
retary S oh oulloch has been addressed to the
- - counsel shall - choose' to
,prepare. It :is, al- tytin uncertainly. If the • Reuse, there- i ;
.. Senates Finance Committee:
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-.-. . r eady intimated that they will go to the Court ;, fore, delays its - acceptance of the Senate- Titgasunv -DErarrnwElsr,), -
we shall consider the measure ; - •
with a document plirporting--to be but a par..'; amendments, • 3larch 16, 1868, •f , -
1
ti l l, ansWer, and, asserting - want of time as .as liable at any moment to a defeat which, 1 DEAR SlR:—The abolition of the duty on
a plea, will demand another delay for fur-• t'we think; -may and should be safely and 1 cotton will reduce the revenue some $20,-
ther preptration. We are confident that I Prom
ptly averted by its immediate, concur -
.000,000. The bill which has recentl passed
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the Court will see no good cause for granting I Fence. _ _ .
. . - the House. Una is now before they Senate,
_---------me---ae--"w'----- abolishing, - after the Ist (if 3 y next, the
such an application. . From the earliest day, 1 taxes on manufaetures and nth r productions
' imposed by sections ninety-f ur and nine
whelir#Peseim ent was firs . t proposed i n the 1 IT Is rostiranE that Mr. Vanderbilt, the
House, Mr. Johnson' has fully understood ; Napoleon of railway wars,, may have found ty
-five ofthaact ofJune 30,.1 64, and - enum
every - Poldt tludeould be made against him. his 'Waterloo on 'he broad track of the Erie, - crated in Able H in-the rep of the Com-
The; articles comprise no new charge, no spe- - . and his Wellington in Mr. Drew. _ The jut-
pages missinn_, e , i / 0 . f., inte.rni.l.l,... Rev nue - ' l . br , ' 1867,
300, 336 and Uda , wit certaln excep- .
cificatiori! of unfamiliar facts, no deductions ; ter's retreat to New -Jersey •tlas a masterly
tions, will, it has.been estimated, effect kn
ot' which he could be unaware. - The facts I PiCne of strategy, and thus entrenched under dilation of some $611,000,00 0 on the: basia.of
charged in the two articles last added,
with a different - jurisdiction arid "occupying and- last year's revenues. .- , .
e. "It must alsohe borne in mind that.this
possessing" the official command, of the
his own line of defenSe upon thein, have been . - larme reduction of he revenues ;from the
perfectly familiar tehimself, end to his coun- railway itself, his great rival can neither dis- _int D ernal industries of' the country Will .haire.
se as well as to all intelligent citizens of the l i lodge hi mby a direct attack nor turn his the effect of reducing the general level of
land-. fon rainy months.' • The 'attention of , position on the - flank. In the meantime, prices throughout the country, • and llius
I tend to interrupt and to lessen importations •
all, has l*en drawn to them, not only by a 1 powerful interests, which heretofore have
and, therefore, to diminish the- custolins ,- .
sense of their intrinsic importance, but liy suffered defeat from the Commodore's sue
revenues. A considerable pertiori' of the
the previous Unsuccessful efforts of Repre- ; cessful aggressions, a rejallying to • Drew 's large revenues, from Customs received d4r-
I support, - and; an immense • combinatieri of ing the last two fiscal years, and . which , the
sentatives to- procure his inipeachmer
. ca ital is effectively bearing the stock mar- still maintained, are due, in no inconelder-
Upon their.. He has Tor months known ju t ; P s - -
._ stile 'steal, to the fact that the high prices : in
what charges could - be made, and the
inn
1 ket, and so damaging naging his antagonist, who is
this country have made our market a derir
unity of himself und his Democratic friends i loaded with Erie stock and .contracta for able one for the sale of foreign - productions.
purchase at figures far above presentSo great 4 reduction of prices us Will bee ef
the
has long since; exhansted the limited range 4
,
of argument and fact to disprove them: As I rates,,lluit, it is said, his losses must already . fectedb , the contemplated legislation a
not, I re y peat, but have a tendency to reduce
fr the articles based upon his violation of be
. connted by millions, and Wall street ',
importations; and, consequently, to 'impair
the Tenure of Act, he was as well hourly expects the announcement that his . the revenue from customs.
able_to nieet - them - m his. appearance-onthe brokers will retire. The equally potent "Should the bill referred to become a law,
13th; as he could be with -a further delay of a element of public sympathy is also against. l o t t l t i t i l n r k e‘ it en m u a e ) s ,
i h o e
t f i al le rly e e t stiTate l d that th .l e
twelve-month. The facts and the evidence him, for the people at large Begin see that. t n i) x ,
d sca d year v... il
fall from a hundr r ed to a un re and tw en
on both sides are,in . a nut shell. How, then their interests would net be promoLe
' • d. by his ty millions below the - estimates made in my
camthe ends of justice, impartial as it .shOuld success in adding control of the Erie to his' last annual report. .- • . - •
' exceedingly desirable that taxes
be bete
and accuSed, be promo- present monopoly of the New York Central ,"It .is
should be reduced, and I should hail with
ted by a delay Which is needles% which will lines hem Albany tle
with its connecting . ' pleasure the proposed reduction, if I felt as
gain: nothing meritoriously for either side, nietropolike Let him succeed in his contest •
stared that it would be accompanied with a
with - Drew,. and only one, line, the. Pennsyl- corresponding reduction - of expenditures: I
and which. could only serve to prolong, and
embarrass still more the most critical einer- vania Central, would stand in the way of stye free to . say that la, m . greatly apprehen
that such a reduction of expenditures
. -; his absolute mastery over all the °Teat
gencyto which our 'Federal existence could
b e ex p o
exposed?' .- • . thorelighfares between the West and the the country for the next fiscal year, if the. I
lii the Court Sias. only grul t 'seaboard, and this he would also, of course, bill now before the Senate, or in toe hands
. of your committee should become a , will .
such eitension for causes signed; for- soon endeavor to control. be insufficient to meet the interest l a wn pub-
Annately,it will be enabled•to require.. good - .2"--------"s"7411. lie debt and the current expenses_ of the
'ca n s
to he Shawn. "No of intelligence A Mr...larnis Judge closes his Court, as- Government. I earnestly ask that: the Fi- 1 liAvit roe A6TIIIFA OR rat-ai •:
• Dr ular ent's 'Cough Syrup wi de:, liev you.
rigningas the reason that other Courts of vanes Committee will give the subject care- ; •- g . ,
can anticipate my likelihood that Mr..Johu.
even withallt en! eminent
• - ' . . :" 1 . ---.
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son's catitisel, h• ' the city interfere with...Loa judicial preroga- ful consideration in all its bearings before , •
3Linvn.tain is also deeply interested in the ' -, reporting favora
bly_ori the bill referred to. HAVE YOU OFFIIF.SSION IS VIE OVERT?
I; a.bility, will be able - to present reasons, HMV,
,t,ivei• Why . should not his brother Judges Dr. Sargent's Codgb_Syrup will relieve you.
recent decision of the Slapreme Court de- •
caw. luis - been long
and well understotid by MeMphis, with no courts at all, could by no than such a retluction•ot taxes as would I .
Dr. Sargent'ssargent's Cough Syrup will cure you.
, Nothing could be more ! di . sustrous to - the j• . i
- • ; . and cogent,.for further delay. The - entire in that - lively town _follow the example!' credit :of the Government at the present time I
daring the railway ca. pitation taxes ;uncon- .. ;-. i n A.V . O Tor WEAK Lrnos?
gtittltiOnna. . The Baltimore and Ohio road
President Cons•ress and people, and no possibility, be worse oft than it has been for ere . atela necessity for an increase of the pub- ;
has for - years paid into the Treasury .of that _I . ' '' . • asyear, past. Murder and outrage have con-- he debt..
. I ;Cfy truly JOON, '
, • i Avr. YOU .1.501cF. THROAT ? . - ,
; lawyer lives - who can add an. idea or an
State large annual sums levied as taxes. on ,-I
H. 3ICCULLOCGII, l . Dr. Sarguat s CoaghSyrup Ns-Meuse you.
L.
f stained the
•daily amusement of its citizens
- .. ; .• - argument to the stock in which millions 01. _ ! •. . ,' "Secretary of the : Treasury." -, .
passen&rs s ever - its Washington branch. _ . . land theadministratton of the law • has been 7______ • .
thinkers of .every variety of intellect and; --ie.- •--..en.----- ' i-D.'ia. YOU -ANY 1 , 16 - I..'ARES OF THE THROAT. LUNG
The Baltimore jOurnalsregard 'the decision. e. ' ' ex _ I nothing but a wrotche.d farce. Such courts I Olt CHEST?
Withevery shade of"political bias; liav, A Tor,WIINGTON letter of the 18th says:
as having a - special - bearing on 'their State Dr. S a rgent'SCough Syrup is the hest preparation
I as that city seeins to have had were evidently
- boasted the field. • The rieumeratS and Johnson men whq;! - f." lue /7 , ligea beo-°u cun take. '• '
legislation, under Which this tax has, been -. ; • •I n none them all, and
worsetha . 'Abolish !'•
levied. :The Americari observes that the de- ' John'
We, May expect therefore to see air . the law-abiding citizens atpresent coed
_, a have beeri foiled in their efforts to corrupt ; i rorimie ay ail Druggist,.
cision although coming at a moment when- son's answer put in-with or . without a
and helpless majority no doubt, would then
mem rs of the Senate, and to
. get an ex- . -c- • , - .• --
press on of opinion from them against im- ;
1 • FIVTY !CENTS PER BOTTLE.
' "r t "-on -o - -[nett.The
p o es,t M nua) , .liana-the State needs ail its resources; is net to 1 realize their situation, and d'l I •••• -
spec 1v ( e , , Ise an pest anent, have engaged in the discredit:l- -.------'!:.rilF. FALLACY.
-
be regretted, since the system thus judicially i g • -
era will file their replication on the Wed- I - - .. -
- • efficient remedy for a ttate of things which is Me a •ork of trying to . influence Mr. Chase. ,
- . some people think -Shat tat Chronic, Dypepsia may be
-explocied, is vicious both in principle . and nesday after; the trial will be regularl) - enter
.l
securinn - for 'Memphis a mostunenviable no- The, appear incapable of seeing that this is i
, cured by exerce and diet alone. This Is a lots
'• ' • ed upon as early - as Monday. the 30th, and ': - ' • •' • -apo r compliment to the Chief Justice, and ! iik e . The stomach vast be stimulated and regula
. proence.; : Our 'coteniporary g also intimates . in , toriety.; Let them try the experiment!
that States' rights doctrines of a majority i Will proceed order to its conclusion. I no one entertains deeper contempt for their ! 4
...id, and the liver and She discharging organs put In
. . , -"-------'611.--411- . man'euvers than Mr. Chase himself. The } Food working order before a cure can be effected.
• ' It is understood - that the Man ners have i •
•of the Maryland Legislature will riot leadto I , - as
..- I Tire Washington correspondent of the- friends and gans of the President are all I Such is the operation of r IOSTETTEIVS BETTE
BS.
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any attemPt to set this unwelcome decision 1 ullY: completed their • preearations, and I Boston Post (Dem.) has the following: shouting in concert to-night for Mr. •Chase ! .'•They tone the str:rnach, set the tires righ.
• - ' And put the stomach In such healthful plight.
FitVl,, &Mee - j ~ . ' '
I- The' delicate i • 'of'
msition the.Supreme :dentin;
as the Democratic nominee in the next Pres- ; Toa . t. g ood digestion walls on appetite.
''--- lilsasant to think' that a day is at last:l til ;
pie- •
general legistation;,mitil, - the trial is ; Court at this time is the topic of general dis . - : p. •
campaien• To ' give the report, I " Many persons fancy that Fev.er and Acne can be
, . . • -' an tar of probabilitv, thev "say that a Peo- . avoided. by adoptin s ir
r un w u a s s ual precatu r t e lo .s ri a s r aga . inst
• ' i eas. v i s i t ,flit I ended. Were the House to-adopt - a resolu. l i cussion in all circles c:f society. It seems to
appreaching _when,- citizen., e. , plc' - C • b" 11 1 d 1 I Pa" alu ' l " Id. Se ..-e
f the d rt ag l text to acv.
s ouvention stalle ca et , an t lat.; ra . e7 i... 7 np . absolute.ta egur.
_.tga_m_l.n m a. ar ous
' be well settled by the decision- of the Court
-Federal:Capittii without :being :robbed en •
\ lion to that effeet, it noio satisfy the people , itself . - .. ._,.. . 4 —. .
of -
(see case ca imam N., state . Leos- 3lr. Chase shall lie nominated without a i m l ll . .oiles, 3..cept HOSTETTER 5 BIT' zu-.
ro brae '. the tram', and make it ague-proof,
Bill ibrill if lie will act on the trial of Ilr • • '
...4 is 41, ~•.' t i, •i• ..a. ....g.i.s.s.s. - hat no unreasonable and :needless delays in -
tile rea..y.-e,..y,...:ga-arers Of 9met ;.?....,-, - t ~ . -- - t n• - ia) that the repeal of the statute giving *,inns- ~ 1, , .-• i Ts kee the causes of disease gloat.
• whe;.p.retend to
have law for'rifling Inspock- ;
. - 'Tel nson. in a manner acceptable to them. l There is nothing like this genial vegetable invigo
rant. So. lon, in case_s where there is a predispost
• - arena stand lathe way of the' pUblielustice, I ment, althoegh the case might have been ; lion to biliousness: the c onstitutional tendency is
Os. -- 'Certainly[oneneeds all he can .com• I.s combated and held in check by the alternate action
.. I submitted to- tile Ceurt. Hence the act of the arrrme ,
viand, 'either In patience or in funds, • to.
.An express re-solution as. better than any
which was carried through Congress last Diet and regluir;n are powerful allies of judicious
' The proposition 1 • •
stmadthe, extortions of Washington itself. - "vir tual tut4frstanding-' .. . , week cuts oil the judgment in the' McArclle mediral treatment when the preservation of health
In insalubrious:localities is the object in ale.W; but
• . '' • I offered by - - .alr.' Beutwell - yesteruay, 'and 1 test case, finless a decision is given by the they will not answer the desired end alone. Use
theta as Ws to the BITTEIIs. , . but de not rely upon
.:..; h avhichlad not been telegraphed - when. the ; Court in adVance of that act becoming a law. the etllcacy of any formula that does not include
preceding lines Were Written, is eiidentiv I This, it is . believed; . by many; the Court N.Oll this'admirable tonic. The BITTERS consist of an
unadulterated vegetableTessence(nnrivalled among
do. It is well ascertained that Justice, stittulants.),Piedicated solely with herbs and roots
intended to meet the case. I Chase, Nelson, Grier, Clifford, Davis and of :tekuowledged' virtue as tonics. It is agreeable
to the taste and Perfectiv harmless. Even- to_hil-
Field believe the Reconstruction acts to be clren of delicate eonstitulions it may be given ' with
I.unconstitutional, and - that Justice Swayne I)lew.rfseactafluavar:.lt,ii:oWltstt, tact, t, w w a i a tAt e g u e l se jaa a a s pe w ra lt a h t
1 and- and
- Mane-Sustain their constitution- , properties are-at once apparent
-1 silty. It will then lie for these six Judges
1 to say whether they will deliver the opinion,
or by procraitination allow Mr. Schenck to
use his Congressional scissors on their
wings. The decision is made -up and they
have the power and the right to deliver it.
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We print on the inside pages of Uri.; morning'
s GAZETTE Second page—Poetry, Con-
densed lbreignlrews, The Setcing Girls of
New York, &c. Thirdpage—Th Jfetal , Afar
ket, Financial Matte re to Neu York, Markets
by Telegraph; Imports by .Ra'a and Water,
Ricir. News. • Sixth page—Finance and
Trade, Iron; petroleum, Grain, Produce
and Drug .31arkets. Seventh page--Religique
Intelligence. ,
Gum dosed yesterday in 'New York at
A IMACCOUNT.ABLE BLUNDER Of . the ,
ItatAing Clerk of the House of llepresenta
tives at, Harrisburg onlhursday, led to the
tclefiraphed report in yesterday's'GAZETTE
thit Mr, - 'HERB., from the :Judiciary, had
-recoinniended agairiat the passage of the
Senate joint resolutions relative to the im
peachrnent of the President The facts are
that Mr. HEnn'S report was against anim
peachment resolutionOtutbnicerning a very
different officer, viz: one BUDD, a mngis
trate in Mercer county. 'the Clerk,' per
ceiving
~that- it related to impeachment,
seemed to assume that it . concerned the
"humbleindividual,” and annOunced it by
the title acoordiOgly. The telegraphic re
porter of course followed the announcement
- PERHAPS stock gambling was nevercpre,
seated hn more . odious features than in the
~eoarinvestigation` now progressing in the
city of New YOrk relativiitolthe tOn-ag-e
--,nierie of the Erie.P.s dlway Cbmpany. It ap
, pears that the; inen - to *hose hands this
greattntst;Was confided, have not only been
engaged in gambling in the stock it was their.
• oluWto protect, buthave persistently formed
• eorn*tions for. the purpoSe of depressing
its :market value, to ;the gr6iit detriment of
• the stock:holders, Nor is• this .all. They
have eimireselited to Whatils at best a most.
igueitionable issue of 'new stock, tci
Fast
amount, in order to Perpetuate their &ntrol
•
of the Property, Pursued' by the officers of
the law, several of thei)irectors of the Com
° pany,i constituting, We believe, a majority
- , of .the Board, have fied•out of the State into
New- .Terse.y, to avoid' egal responsibility
lor.their acts. Such , malfeasance in office,
unblushingly . pursued, •and .by men . who
• claim eininent -Positions in social and re
! ligious circles, illustrates the extent to which
atock gambling lies Perverted the moral sense
of large and influential sections of the corn
munity,_ama points to the fleety, for enact
inents intdeulg•ssnch.tsansactions penal. in a
,very hib c degree;• •
:'1;
As MiniY-6'ten, licisona have been desig:
nateiL i by the Republicans- of as many dif.
ferent States, for Presidential noted
nation ofthe : Chicago National_`
tion. It is probable that lmlf a dozen more
names will 'Yet be adAel'i.e- the -1 11st. Of
xinlYrotte of these can be taken,
Who thatone- will be,- it is idle to conjec
ture. Tnis, however, is certain, that the
Islational Convention. will choose with the
greatest ciTpumspection.,. Three stupendous
•,cnetiAiraletTy-y!te Presidents stand out eon
..puoislyin the history of the' polities of
1•117,1.,P,T.1fied.d fiti4g B . : The point of danger is
A new end' untried man in the
disclosed
• -Republican-ranks' will not be accepted.
Petra hith :evinced , any degree
pr.
,uncertainty'.,, 41a. course:, ...Tho : place
denmilds an iiiat-vidua'wiio is a Repablican:
:Zia - TrCanpol l ey botfrotri conviction, who pas
marked steadiness his career,
• • laid a.promptuese: and certainty which has
• notlieen baffled - or turned aside. The Re
• . cananasses ???Rl aecept..only-such'
n can-
• tlidate, an4.l4eye ~ i s, , not the slighest •Pi - Obat , ` ,
,hilityltiatt the 06riventiVu'ivill entertain for
• • 6neilionient the 'idea bf : selecting one that
• ilbeattatme.et.th9 requirements of the cases
; 4(
;. ;
' 3L" CLAY, our Minister to gus
. 431417edliis Trodden and will ioo
Sett ~tne.: !lVe.trust tperejs no truth in
the '..iurnei that it?, , ,Aurgccil.ty'llit rs r
tnniasetio4,, 1,..the't11,3t94.,0f. the tluaso-,
t, • ifla-.l'-'4,;—"..?roileivp.. an that tyl charger
luvrtnOtlieg sitiathatiVEwered. Caen
relaYletVtliiil:64l7l"
rlitirtifirnaleirgaitleaU; 4 n l CA rdOirk
that he will, return to it - with a charac
•
ter-unatained.
RELIEF FOR OUR MANUFACTURERS.
When' the House Ways and - Means ,
Com
mittee, at an early,period of the session, re
ceived tromthe Executive Departtnentstheir
various -estimates for -the appropriations're
quired forthe ensiiing - fts`cal • year, it was"
found that these estimates would bear a very
large reductor' without injury to the, public
interests : The;sums to be granted for the
army, fife navy 'and the civil • service, both
foreign'arid doniestie, were therefore - judi
ciously-and decisively cut deism, to the end
of economy and;retrenchment, and the Com
mittee felt authorized to announce to the
Housd and the country that, by these reduc
tions and by othe - savings expenditure,
it would be practicable to reduce the burthen
of taxation to the extent of onethundred•and
-fifty , millions of dollars. This announce
ment was hailed with rneral satisfaction by
the people. Of course, such a reduction in
the amount of our annual taxes was justly
regarded.as presenting the.. first_ legitimate
opportunity for removing those burthens
upon our productive industry which only
onrenormOusivar expenditure had justified,
and which were first . and foremost entitled
to relief whenever, our improving finances
slkouldnllow it
In accordance with the budget as 'announ
ced by the Committee, the House twe'weeks
since passed a bill relieving the greater part
,of our d9PlcstiC.m.WlfactUrcrs from:the five
per cent tAx.ltet'etofore,reating upon them,
and sent the-I)lllViiiroi.he Senate. We were
*prelim:lave that the latter .body"
w ould
hesitate to sustain ameasuce of this decisive
character; uot,lrPanse , it had any feature of
injuitiee, Wan. the interests of the, Treas
ury and from some fear of -too great a re
''dnation in the'publi4ihnOnie.-1 Bititha:Sen,
ate has not justified these fears, having pas
sed the bill, with some amendments on which
the concurrence of the Houei will be neces
.,
p,ry prune of these amendments, the tax
on gas, wines and all manufactUres of fobac
'cols retained" unclumgcd, and that on the
products (except gas) of coal and petrole
um is reduced one4talf.4 Another amend
ment reduces the tax on sales of non-enum
erated articles. • Those amendmenta _ought
to be, and probably-will be, accepted by the,
;House: AU. .effort' to secure farther - cow'
. ... . •,
cessions. at this , .. tune' ' would, ': we
fiar„,.:put• ,the .whole Measure - in
jeopardy, Petroleum, ''
for - eiample, de
'Matt& an uttOrp:t9Jea.Ss' - and - - ought to - have
It, but it.tveuld•be:&-ivisest thing to, secure
whale ultendy -offered .aucrawsit'another
-
\,.
andmmTo fuyoral?,lo,..movemeitt for ouinplete
ligit&C'fib'cieti4riact4iiiibdiv
rely
de ~ T s trong J , -;t:rerlsentations ,,, lagain st.
the pending dill, ;fearing It •iiaaw e l er 7
'464 eriPple tilleitithiiirittititt:& ‘ ' r O olthe'
,
appropriation bills'all safely through, and
upon the basis first announced by the Ways
. .. . ,
Tx - err.A.Krso; of the probable departure
of Gen. Hancock front New Orleans, the
.. . .
Picayune has the following misty para.;
graph : . • i
. ,
"There aree more reasons than one for I.
~
deprecating the leaving our district by Gen. .
Hancock, apart - from our own necessities:'
and the WiSdom and itateinianship displayed
by him in the management of affairs so difft
oult.and perplexing, wherein tie obedience
(of :the soldier to superior connnands must be
I blended with the administration of the law
`.and an effort to relievp the -ne
p cess eople: ities of
Not
an'
impoverished :and . oppressed
1 the least among these is, that if taken from
i this place of trial and mortification, he is
likely to be transferred to another, whose
difficulties hare been greatly increased by
• blutuierinOnismanagement, and where, at
the best, the -way , is beset by danger---wheren
I man of honor, courage; humanity, and the
highest finalities of- judgment and intelli
gence, maybe sacrificed upon the mistakes
, • and misfortunes of others.
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IN Vim course of a colloquy in the House
?..
touchinw the repsal of the, law .of '67 which
gave to the Supreme Court jurisdiction of
the 3le.A.rdle and similar cases, 3lr. S'chenck
-r ~:,
said: •
"Sir, I have lost confidence in the na
I Pi':
ity of the Supreme Court of the United'
States. Is not - that plaain. enough?. I-lelieve
that they usurp poiVer.wlienever they:, dare
to undertake to 'settle questions purely pond
\cal, i'!"; ,* tOdgating to themselves the
settlement, not merely of judicial but of
politicalxkhestions; tramplihg upon the prin. ? ,
cmle of . the deniskon made in the case of the,
h.
Do rbellion; and iMon`..oVeil other deci
sion of that kind, the majority of them aro
proceeding, step by Step, to the usurpation
of jurisdiction which does not belong to
P 3123
If the people would remain free they
must conduct themselves as freemen should.
Let them not be prevented': by :. the love of
peace from defending the liberties ' which
shOuld be dearer to them than life itself..—
.T. 0040 Courtiqr;• '‘:'7 - -'__.., .:::
It is difficultto understand exactly what
. _
course our Democratic:cotemporary would
i4ltie ixi_defending libetties..so'ryeah Is it
bullets-nr liallots? Kentucky has been so
long undecided upon that , point, that our
curiosity is quite natural.
..frfur.-4.Confedetttel .Constitution: provided
that ; ,
Pr'Pell* ofncets 4 P ePt4 • of the:'
Ccutive department's, and all persons cony
neefed,,,Nittk tke x diplognatic ,§ervice, may •
reindiect Trbtd 'l3ltisure of din'
Presidenti,off"
, .
Andrew Johnson g hol4`
Coustitutioh when he attempted to . remove
Secretary Stanton.
---- .
n. liowE,.of Boston. who is authority ,
ou I Crehui matters, writes that the insurrec
tion is not at an end; that: the war is sus
pended
only because the Turkish soldiers no _1
loriger venture out of the fortresses Upon the
t
;co st into the interior, and that . as soon as
ill y do the Cretans will. again assnil theta.
li . also says that the "bloody instructions"
t
, I to ;terve the whole Christian population of
th island by' destroying all vegetation, are
I re urning "to plagne ; the inventors;" and
th ~., Turkish garrisons are . suffering from
I.scUrVy and like .diserders: Their onlv sup
i ply of fresh provisions is from ;Asia Minor
and Egypt.—N. Y. Times.
Real Etpite 14ansfcrs.
The following deeds.
..were • admitted of'
recordbyll. Snively, Eq.; Recorder,Thurs - .
dav March 19th, 1868:
John McCoubrey to Mary and Rose Eine- .
ry, November 11; 1867, lot on South side of
Sheffield street, Fifth -wild . ," Allegheny:, .24
by 60,:feet1000
Robert Wightman and .Tames Wightman,
executers of - James Wightinan, to Alexan
der Ring, March 6, 1868, tract of land in
Collins township, - containing twenty acres
and thirty7oight perches • $13,`3 illiatu 200
Rigdon to George Wandler", Jan
uaryl9;lB6B., lot on Duncan Street, Seventh
ward, Pittsburgh, 22 by 70 feet .$30.0
William Farley to George Wandless, Jan
uary 18, 1868, lot on' Tannahill street, Sev
enth ward, Pittsburgh, 27 by '54 fect...sl,ooo
Susannah Simpson to Frederick Frov,
March 4th, 1868, lot No. 165 in John Browl's
plan of lots, in Lower St, Clairtownship,
fronting 20 feet on Rill street and extend.-
ing back 120 feet.. • • $2OO
Jacob 'Meyer et al. to Livingston Brothers,
_February 25, 1868, lot in Collins-. township,
containing seven acres one hundred and
fifty -tive perches,witll improvements.sls,ooo
'Mary C. 'Phillips to Frederick, O. Nink,
September 1, 1806,;lot .Janet street, East;
Birmingham, 20 bS-tii feet • -- $6OO
William Stone to John Davis, October 23,,
1867, lot iu Istlillin township; containing one
reed and thirty-eight perches $350
John - Davis to•jiarry Dowrst, , March 17,
1868; the :thew) . . . ..... , . $5OO
113yilliant Plankintonte' jeSSC.Platiltinton,
September 19, 1807, interest in tract of-hunt
in Floss township, containing 90 acres.s,3,ooo
Eli Plainkinton to Jesse Plankititon: ,Sept..
28,18,("1, interest: , in the above. 00 acres of
land
. • George Lindsay to Francis Theinann,
22, 18.68, , lot N0.63.0n the:western side of
Federal street, Second ward,'Allegheny, 20.
. by 100. . .
john Lloyd •and :lt.; 11. to Robert
Wills, October; 5,1860, tract of, land in
In
diana township, containing 57' acres and 99
perches.. .. ...........John g 3043
"Nigh'to John -Euchlert;;Xugust 1,
"184:11;lat on Josephine street, partly . Bast
.Birufinglilini and pitrtly'LoWer St. Clair
township • ' .... ...$75
• •. a . f*
Mortuary Report.
The fcillOWilig were the internients'in the
city of Pittsburgh for the week commencing
•
March Bth, and ending March 16th, 1868:
Males . .. . 9 I White . ... .......... t
Total .19
Fein:des ..10 I Colored 0 S
Of the above there were: 'Under one year,
4; fromliftgeu twenty,, 3; from twenty to
thirtY, 4it'om thirty talotty,k from forty
to fifty, from sixty to- seventy,;2; 'Srom
seventy to eighty, 2. ' + • .
..The following were the diseases: Small
pox; asthma; two each; consumption, . pneu
mou}a, ibUr each; cholcm morbus, puerptd
.fever, -debility, -bronchitis, Ayphold-
,feY97:-t9IMA WiNll4thkeriXfjpitYP(4l4o( ofd
• J- ,•, •
r i •
T, r • ' tft c; , • t • •
4116 11141144
_ , ;74#44? . 1 k at::(9caneamr,vii this tgd% L
week a» Are and, ,sidalug tt
vießW`Aill'Ouart°r-34°V4Rhl°h 'l5 al}- other Sign - er — in creasing prosperity, Itur
e ;4. 'Persons wishing to becCrme members of the cites
which we congratulate it in spite 9= are incited to be present at the time specified.
litics. gv.
heterodoxy in po •
At 'work, Again. . NEB AD . ITER TISEMENTS: -
For some weeks pastour sister City-. has _
enjoyed a season of rest from the annoy- 1869,
-
• .-
17(38
a.nces of burglaries-and robberieis; and the 1- • ,
e.xecutivd - authmities .Were beginning to
complain of the extreme dullness of the
times; but the relief, it seems,was only tem
porary,, as the professionals 'resumed busi
ness on ' Wednesday night. A car
penter. shop on Ohio street, near S3reamore,
was entered through a window, the shutter
of-which was pried .open. A : number of
tool chests belonging to men employed -in
theshop were broke open, and -all the more
valhable tools stolen. !,The same )ilght the
yineyard Saloon, in Duquesne borough,
Wm. Beefless, propriethri was burglarious-t
1y entered; probably by the , same partieg
who robbed the carpenter shop. The thievery:
succeeded'in effecting an entrance into the
bar-room by cuttting open a window shut--
ter.. 'The money drawer was broken open,
and the operators. btained about ten dol
lars in money . and a valuable .silver hunt
inn case watch for their trouble. They also
carried off 'an overcoat which was hanging .
up ,in the saloon. The shop of Mr. ffitne,
in thelmniediate "neighborhood; was also
visited the same night;, but, although the
door and windows shoW unmistakable sigra3
of laborious efforts on the part of the
thieves, the attempt to force . , them open
'was unsuccessful. The Alleheny police
were "working on' , the "cases" yesterday,
but as yet have found. no clue to the rob
bers.
DeFerved Compliment.
Justice Ammon,. of East Binningham,
has been r a e-elected to his position by an
everwhelming majority, and one which
affords him a complete triumph over a few
who recently endeavored to cast aspersion
on his private character. Messrs Walter,
Beck and Foell, all very worthy, intelligent
and capable. gentlemen, have een chosen
by equally flattering majorities as members
of the Council of that borough.
..We are
glad that Mr. George E. Slocum, a fit and
representative citizen, has been, elected by
a large majority Burgess of the borough, a
position he will fill with credit and ,distinc
tion to himself and constituents.,
HAVE YOU A?COUOIi
Dr. Sargent's Cough Syrup will cure you
HAVE TOL" A COLD
lir. t.argent's Cough Syrziewill cure -you
Tor Acrrn. on Cnnonic iluoNcnrris?
Dr. Sargeurn Congb Syrup will cure yina.
KNOTELR CURE OF DEAFNEkS•
I lost my hearing during the last year. Part of
the tituel was totally deaf. In April of this year I
way Induced, from an' advertisement, to make ap
pile:Won to DR. REXSE,R, 140 jPcnnstreet, Pitts
here'. After having tried various medicines from
doctors, without any benefit, I have been tinder Dr.
Keyser's treatmentnow for nearly two months, and
am entirely restored to my . hearing, so that I can
bear a pin drop. • . JOIIK - SCANLAN ,
Coal Washington Co., Pa.
' A man culled to-day at Dr. Keyser's office to in
form him of a great cure ineide by las T.vs:o Ccnk,
08.
rt.a.stoNaltY RESTOUATIVE. Whilst these cures
are:made with the Doctor's prepatationS, he desires
It to be distinctly understood thati most of kis great
enres are made in accordance with the , established
Sawa that govern the science ',of medicine, in whieb
he has been cnoged for the past twenty-11 - ye years.
Last week he was also In receipt of a letter from a
clergyman in the State of • Ohio, detailing another
most wonderful mire.
DR. KEYSER'S RESIDF.NT CONSULTING - Or-
VICE FOR LUNG EXAMINATIONS•AD TREAT
?FENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES. •No. 120 -FE NN
STREET, FR0319 - A. 31. UNTIL 3 P. 31.
RELIGIOUS, NOTICES,
'THE NEW JERUSALEM
cuumit. cOrucr of Sixth aud 'Wood sts.-
1.0-3tOItitOW.EVENING,•at o-clok, a Public
Loewe on "liell aud the IVorld of Spirits:"
--''FIRST BAPTIST CRILIRCH...
. . Itev.l)r. J.,YERKES (formerly Pastor
of thhi Church) will preach TO-MORHOW
INV and "VENING. Serviceslo,4and
k.
7 1 6 P. at. AU rtre cordially ittelted to attend.
-n-------v:-, J------..---,-ONILD ii
E : 11'1 11 II )k
Shaken,' lows, Will deliver a sermon imfore.
3ho Ladle*" -11tisstonary...Soelety of 1/r. Sjwoull's
Chtirch, Laced: street,•Alle'giteny City, SABBATH.
t:yii•NINII4, 7dareli.sl2id. ate
o'clock.
...41 . 31 - IIEVI 1,11111%DlINALII) WILL
preach -in '. -tile -Reformed Presbyterian
Church. I,neock• street; Allegheny t'ity...To-310R
ROW. .iltrell Said, at RI o'clock' P. h. - He will also
Preach in the Hanle place at 111, - antl a collection
Trill be taken up for, the Ladies / !Aissionary Society
of the CouqegAtion. _ _ .
iVI.. lI,ST • RIF, T --- . 11. ODI S T
C;111.11tC11. Fifth street. above Smithtletd.
-ALFX. CLARK, rst-Proochlng
fat.ERYS AII BATH -at -10:30 A. 24: mid 7:30 P. Subject of
present Sabbath evening series of sermons: • *Truth
and Trade: - or; The Torwiltogo of the- -Gospel as Ap
plied to the Habits, Professions and Employments of
Life. •• .Free scats. • _
FIRST. CHRISTIAN
.• corner Beaver street and Mont
•
gomery avenue, Allegheny. JOSEPH 'KING, Pastor.
—Preaching TO-MeitliOW- (Lord's Day) at - 1.0);
,s.. U. and rod.: Sunject Drowning sermon: "The
"Duty and Necessity of Immediate Itegentance.''
:MatS free Conte one and
tarliit—IVERSAL--118T CSURC
.• CORNER OE GRANT AND THIRD STS!
Taator.Roc., A. BOSSERMAN: -YreaChlng EVERY
SUNDAY ut 1.0 Si A.. 31.. awl r.g. Sunday `dctiool
at TIN A. at. Al[ the people are Invited tto come 'awl
hear.
Subject for,;to-mprrow ovening , --VIITI.IRE LIVE,
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