f ho Somerset Herald.
.1.
J .ro.iry :'. I'
Tin::.'. was t.n etxciiins dibato in
Ccrirrcr? Ian week, ltasdali ('PomA
of this Sn.'e :;i'-v
. .. .-.,.,.1 i :
.' . T 1 1 . Fl 11 Vi
v j.--i
cr.4 rrr-ccedt the eoi:s:uern-j!aEt
n.cs
lien of ;Le cwotsiv L..I, wmt-u i-ar-lW,3 rcducc-a laei rear one mimon
do::-and urscoavliiior.aliy restores to'tc hundred and thirty-Eve tbous-
.;::':: nil Uo-r-ardom PartiC! '
the
L'.c rebellion. This!
w ' r
,i fi vitb' ut i-pp .-.j-'-i'"". :
W I.I'lTli!
; .!!-- ill''-' ' 't f"
. ( tie
i :n .. i ;. :..t.t!v i. fn f-d i'i-riiiit-
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v.., . , .,,,,. I .y .-1 :'ii--t jrly o'.e.
,-.,! i , . .. ::::1 :,(::!.' uie fllrni'i b-jn.-
tbi- v,.:- v. j t .Len on lie final
f tl.t- b:'l and it was defeat-
, i :,y i:. :
u two-tliiid- ve-te ,ii her d:iy, to "v-j.t Jeff Pavis from
i..:, iltiiti-.n rcpiir- tl. e-rnetal numbly bill tlo Peino-,:i.-:.bi!i:!-
:craj. on-.-.. atit'tH to pas-8. Where
u'.x v.-.- iintiounced ; Uj,.,a tie Confederate Urigadier?.
! i - t . ri.ur.i.l'-r tbo l.ri-t!-:il like p-.reiii.lne?, littlo Sam
i. ;
r i!.-
I'm I I !
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r. l::.."
, ;i:.'i
t:
!
i:g :i privi,e(igod
biiu tie right to tie
I::.-, tie :avs::ure. lie
trul .f ll.ui.iLnV bill,
;r :
.:.:-e to r.iake ti.e Kp'-ecu
V Ha.lali,) l.:-d per.-M-!
i t: , a ' iOWOIit.
. '. . i Vr I-: '-.,. !,,,.!. it.,.
" ' ' V. .; -i , r ,i
::i ri "ui'.t to oaai 01 a.-
', i, .piire-l
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. a L tlal e. ol.l l e a.-k d of
( r. .!:. it '-" as ropo :ed to odsu:t
; !
t-'
V. !
li '
:p ;.:.'i was uojo.-t t-j tlo.-e
:id i.lriody been relievid of
0- abilities thn.ugh tl.t ir own
. . i i : 1 s i s , that oilers v.l.o ui nld not
.. k so i.a'.e dl !.!.-: o thrti-i
o;i'.:i
;.. ,. ' ti.. alien of:--'vl'ar xh-y t"u'1 "vaat 10 ,,e l,arJc,n
. c i f hi.- reHvoisibihtvi"!-"' .l. lf Davis, the gentle
r , , . : r.cuiamin ?rew choleric and became
A:,'V r. " tjv.i.e. ,,! r ,
i. .-;
I f. I.i I of .NOV," Ul, ujvea ' , . , , ,
tie la-o .-d,,,es;ie eal.m-: -nounciiig thc'I edcral Government
The i!av Hill (Pen.., ofril conduct of the war, glorified
., v.;..-jctf :rtha.-the-,m-st:J-T ' -no snorted around pro-
the 1 ite V,r. fed- ratc ;
1 .I.i'::.', :;::d he 1 lUiicb
ral ii-fei.ec nnd justiii
J t,i-, is :.ud the horrors
:. 'V' r r
.'. ') e. '
ri . ! .i, if
!
a deliuiieia'ii.n ef ,
f ti.e war by Mr. I.i:;-
a ;Lt ti.o .-u:';'.-.-;:.-:- ;
i.:.d .1.
o.::l.
lot:..- N'urt'm rn pr; u ere n- l--'r-;
: I'.lc :. - tho.-e of the Sou:!..
' r field, i . ) -f Ohio. it a e....!
.:. i s.trever'.i!'... .-pceeh dosnol-
1 !.e 1 ti e ( 'e: I'e h ra'c bully, ."iTid so
e :. -'ely f:.-::.-d tin:- ta'-b-s on him
t!...t ioii'd ti.e i.i.-rri: i out. of t! e lie- (
; iMciili .-'.il ..I the '1 oo-e he tried
; Jake hack. deny. e ;;.l.ii:i his '
td fct-'b ;i.-l;i..n :: : i . 1 t'::" ly i'lg .
: r : .- I ;. '. hi- h he had pl.-e-.-d lim
. If ..no tl e Del-t.'.-ratie p irl v on the
i, sip ! "i I - f,,r a:id d.-fend- i
. . - e .1. :i .... is an i the r.-ln diiori
It ink ! I ml 1 L- Mils- . t'e n .o-
; I t! .- !;
or, mnde a co'ieilia'ory
1,1 '.. I to 1 1 !i-r tl e bill
i .miii.t'o . w i'b in .ni".
.u..i
I tie-
ut I!
fa. I.
A Oi
1
the oa'h ..f :.!
Ti e ;(-, I III O il
ported by iin ol.
r. U iio huStli-ili-
i u .ii ip:i t mil, ,
b'il
wa ' '
Ke,.;. ;.
i tie pi
t.Oi, ,
;.ci r.
i p.Tini- -ion- ho- ejila-
I, ite. Tie pr.- io'.;s .
.- nil-1, au-1 the vole ,
e of the bill was I v".
ilo:, or
."-t on was
ti t!;e pa ;:
'.' Mr
biaiiie loioiediat-ily took:
he ::.
..'!;
a i.L
. :;:ol
o::in i
A '.rale
y a m iti.in to reeon-
btaincJ the right to ;
and agVin he asked
! o .-.moral eon-etit t ) offer his bill
', v goner..! amnesty, oxolndging
v ger.er,! atnncsty, cxdndging Jeff i
Devi-, and this being persistently re-fos.-d.
he finally withdre.v his motion
M roe insider, end tl" Pemoeratic
.amnesty bill wa-i defeated.
Ilv ti.i:. deba:o and ins results, Mr.
Ibaiue d.,iin"d the most eompiete
pa; i.anieiit.oy trie.i.iph ovi r the Dem-
:a;ie in i: v o:i record. 11c put
i". .ml ill and his Peuiocrr.tie follow-
;- ia the p i-iii oiol deiVating am
nesty for lee sake of Jeff Davis, and
ihr'Oigh the eticeeh .' Hill too e.-.un-iry
i- simvn Ihnt tlio Southern Dem
.. colic . ill:l.-:a us i.i ail that pertains
; ' the late rebellion ere as latter as
-. .r, .-till cling to the ' ost oi'!-;"
e.iii-iol. r a:! d.'-;ij;:.val of it by
N o ihern men as au insult and out
rage, and justify aoil defend the cow
:.r.l!y mal-gn'ty and savage cruelties
as ucroilos;; a.-death, iaiiletcd upon
the Un'on Prisoners at Anders .r-villo.
was i.uro-un.'i d by the Poaio-
leaders , ut the opcr.ing of this
i rate
.- c. : ia o
C.mgi'es.-, that an immense
: AViOg not
thaa forty millions
i ." d 'llars wti to be effected by a
g.-m ::d cutting down of the Depart-:
mcnt expenses. A tor a u m jutbs :
investlgatto:., it has been discovered
ly tins? same lender-, that the Re- vice or labor ia those States, and ua
publieans haves.) retrem hc.i expenses der the laws thereof, and tuiucipat
that their pruning down can amount il'd by the Thirteenth Amendment to
t . but verv little.' While the North- e ronstitulion, and thereby lost to
, , the owners and parlies to whom such
' ' :,iy V 4,,:!l l,UI ,"4, 4 "4 4 11
noisily bliwiiig tleir trumpets over :
l.:X thov Intende-l l -;t c.i-oiot d . '
ihe S, Libera I b.-rs uhobave
, , ,r , , ..
t . o . . I c ' r. .! i O ' i-e I on if I...: . 1. in.
, eurreiiov and iu I nited States bonds,
:d ma.-i.ii.e. lu .e b, , n inirodu.-ing payaldo" in years, if not sooner
bill !.';. r I..I1 amounting now to paid, bearing per cent interest,
(,.rl --f.,r lbe pi nieiit ed rebel war.Pava,'le semi-annually in United
la.uis. n ti i. ii ruini up
which rum up so far n tbe
snug little sum of no A,,,,,."-,, uiH
.' .'.rs. Reside S the sc. four
bills bave been iutrodu.vd re.--! -ring
1 the pension r. lis all rcbe-lsuho
were slricleri iheTefi -om (or disioval
ty If this is elo.'je whiie the Pemoe-
i :o y laveevntrol of but one bram-b
of the Government, what n.av not be
, , .f ,, . ,, , .
pee,,,! li they .-bou.d succeed in
ll.t
1 1 ' t I IVS.Ul'IlIilil i'lCl'iK'n JlTlli
tiius see ure the exclusive manage-,
mcnt of a Hair. How long wouid it i
rn- uni.i ucnnuu was made for the I
poymci oi s.aves: & topic that is
new opon'y talked cf at Washington. '
The small savings tLat this Congress 1
may juncii ou tne lcpartment tippr.
ro-;
priations vri l e but a a rrain of
" ,S . ,
7' , ' o
a,e roobeiy that v.ml be pecrpetrated
o iocsc r-outuern j.n.'auicrs ia lie-,
half
of tleir coasthuents. if tbelrino- tl.o nw..:- '
thii ing bills trc not defeated.
. s . , I
i .v i ,,;,', of .I,,,--
I.A-r -o k the Rcpub.ieans of tbt
Iowa I..-i'i.-'a!i!rc nominated for I . .
t . i -... . '
Mi m.icr lLi-if
newi-.v tiecteet ioa-,
cr:; r Kirk woo J.
Tii annual report of State Treas-I
li-.i. . ... t otiitnro i
! -'T .' I.f i.i' M liL I 'J IUC ,
v . v . ....-. - j - .
v,r ki fchows tLat tic Mate debt
and four hundred and ninctj-sercn
hilars and f-itv-ihrcc cent (I
J'.iT
r:. )
Tin: Itepubliean National Commit-1
,..,! at Wa.lin.n Tl.ur.dav 1
:nid nrreed iii.on Cineinnati as j
1.1 .
tiio plaee, and I bo 1 1 lb day of June
I I - - -
Mt ,,!.,. ,;,,. f.r boldin-r the next!
P...,.i!. r. 1'iiTivrnfion to nom
inate
' -
f the
a ei!i
I lilted
Mite ("r
Ptates.
I'resident o
How doth tie heathen ruge? DUine,
f Maine, moved iu Congress tbe
(ox pcr.i-ine,! a Lilliputian war
Janee, tie Pemoeratic pre?s of the
'country Mraigltwr-.y fell into ppasms
0f indignation, and tleir ' Indopcnd-
cm" allies lave discovered that
j;!a;;;o cannot be IVe.-ident.
nnd (iftv-nine '
Ib.N.
lll llll.I.
'other Confederate Kriradiers in Cn -
, -
.i i . . . i .u . ...ii .... '
m ; t V I r loeni.-en cs uu'i in'jir leiww :
r bels. I'i l the world ever before ;
' witne-s the nieeta.de of men lately
in rebellion voting for a law to par
,, n them.-elves and their fellows?
And then, becau-e U'aine and other
i l'r.ion men n--eiited to amnesty cv
erv living rebel even fellows who
miM-uou.-iv, illlll i no I 'eilioei um. s.ui
ef the House applauded him liberally.
This is the i-auie amiable and moder
ate peiitieman who iu HC2 introduc
ed a res diitiun in the Confederate
Senate providing that "every person
"pretending to be a soldier or oiheer
i f the United States, who shail be
captured on the s ill of tbe Confed
!
erate Voiles alter "io ic.-t ol lanu-
"ery, lv'l Armui be hrougb.
fore a mllitarv c- uir: as abetting mur-
dor, and u it bout '.-ati.-lactory proof
to the eontrarV should - ll,v,r
i
d-'.h. !
Here was a proposition, h liber-:
n, deliber
the Union
v laade, t m:i - iere all the Union !
e,,,;. i -. eiipiured io war, and its be
oli'n aolhor, by lie gtiiee of llepub
li -an eleiiien, y, n nv a member of
Co.v'n-: y..re ilcs fare to face, the very
t nio.u diii.-er.: and soldiers be propos
ed to murder in cold blood, and spits
out lis vi-noia against the party in
p. . r l.elWu.-O Umf.clf a towering
neemm.-nt ol tbe folly of fink cleni
,., !;..!: i a:i niiu illlngnei-s to
je.i.lell ::!,i h-lie brought back iillrt
the eeiojeiis of the nati.Ml. the master
.-pirit ol tie rebellion, yet defiant and
gh-rving iu his i rimes. Can any one
doubt in the face of this exhibition
that it is lime to call a hah in litis
aume-fv business'
Tnr. assertion has often been made
bv Ilcpublicans, and as frequently
ridiculed and denounced as a lie by
the Democrats, that if the latter par-n-
ever pained full oossessicn and
; :,,..., ,,,. stfl.
' would demand and receive full com
Iieusati 'n from the U. S. Treasury
for till 'ts losses by the rebellion.
'Weil, the Democracy has obtained
possession of the lower House of
Congress, and elated by this first s tep
towards success, Southern "war
claims of every imaginable kind ere
pouring into that body by the cart
load, and a demand for the payment
' of tie value of tie enmreipatcd slaves
is looming up on the near horizon.
. .1 .
candidates lor I nited
O;io of the
i Sii'.tes Senator from Kentucky nrges
the passage of the following amend
ment to the Federal Constitution:
The United States shall renderjust
compensation to the owners of pri
vate property taken for tbe public use
of the United States during and
since the late war, to wit:
Property taken for supplies and
subsistence of the United States ar
my. Froperty in persons held to
service cr labor ia the States of Ken-
II..I-T- r.ob.ir tt.n.oa M-!.i0 rA
' "ii 'i .i t j
liiimeu bv lbe laws tbcreof. nno re-
:(Ta;t0,T os pvhlicrs in the United
States army, or taken into the United
States service in any other capacity,
"'. -"""; " J ''" r-1"-" -
ll cm such service or labor w.i dor-:
and oror.ertv in persons hell to si r-
service or labor was due. Such com-1
pensation shall In-paid to Paid own- j
ers, tiieir heirs, assigns, representa-;
f'ves. rueeessors snd distributees, in i
w hole or ia part, iu United States !
.
stales currency, ai tne capitals ol tbe
Mates respectively ol the holders of
said bonds. Said bonds shall lear
date and interest from the date of
the loss of the properly.
Suppose the Pemoerits carry tie
ue.t elei-tion and secure a majority of
the S;at-s; in view of the subservi-
enev of Nortlern Democrats to the :
la:., rebel. a .-vbibbe.l !,. .b.
'
sent congress, can any one doubt
t I i, 51 f ll.tc jit rt e.itT!i. iiP,:imn i I
w uo iifHiwu 1
wouid become the law of the land,
Democratic ascendancy in the nation-
ai goveramcst means payment for : 1
all thc emancipated slaves, payment
of every "war claim" that ran be
trumped np by thc late rebels, and a
i ' 44
placing of Confederate side bv side
w - oi, c v .
b n on soldiers on the pension
,' tbe
make up their minds to the fact that
t ein !, n,....i i. i
-"- "
power.
IvwKtTEit 1.v the saws tier
- -
nave aireiitiv uoi.;ii tied,. iuo- 0..1 nvs.-.
tirinr lono of the Southern luiiv IS i
o - i
again heard in the balls of Congress. ; Bi-ing him, thin are tLo deposit
The rardon of Jeff Pavis. so that he j crs who Lad their m- r,y iu lis bank
av le ajra;Q returncd to tbe U. S.
. . . . .
L.AUUIV, 13 LAV III aUlil -' 1
vnni'rt 1 lAinanilal H II Fl f1 1 li 1 .1- 1
!cat for votisff for aa Appropriation
t.A Pontonninl. and because lbis!,i....m i,rr;-. i. .. t'.pri-, TKn '
W tUl X. V . '
isob'eeted to
. ..n.l.f .f t,o U'.f! '
seven Confederate goveraiuect La?, from
fiXibii M-at in tbe IIou, ra .ed tie old j
aad fansiliar rebel bowl that tbe
0l11' is re?p-.nible (or tbe war
F'ml vuJaius who t-k
UI' r's afcm tmr u.u. -.
lore than tie peers of tbe loyal He-
publican members of that body, twt;
... . , .,
Uhe lorrori? of Andcr.-onville aad'fi.
'other southern hells were rxecedc.l
by tie miseries Southern tolii'-rs n
durcd in Northern prison?, and tl a;
the entire respousibllity Lr tlte aod
all other cuffcrings of the war, r .-!
entirely on the Federal gj e,i,i,o :.t
. ' -
a.-i
administered by Abraham Ion-;
coin, while Jefferson Pavis i-; o.'. i'y
without blame. -nd sliatne opun
throne, so mb.-ervicr.t were Nort'.tra
Democrats that they not merely on-
i i i .r i i , i.i-.,,, l
dared, but freely applauded this rebel ;
tirade.
The Republican party Lro- nia.le a
record for magnanimity iinc'iuuled in
the listorv of the world. It las as-
sen'ed to the pardons and restored t
!eitizen. - bip every man who to d; up
i . ;
ient save
. i c .i i . rr ik...:.
cniv iuc aren uenu oen jm.i-, .. ...
because this is resisted by some mem-;
bersof the House, a late rebel, w bo 1
holds bis seat and his life only through
tbe clemency of ibat patty, iau.-
thus to denounce and viliifv it. Tiio !
venom of the reptile is not danger
ous, and we allude to the matter in
this connection only to call Etlention
to the fact that no consideration will
restrain this Democratic role! t-U -mcnt.
The fact cannot be concealed
tl at it :s thirsting for reveng", and
for payment for all the losses it
brought upou the Sjuth by the war,
and it is as plain as the light of day
that if ever it comes into power, it
will not only feed fat its grudge
against Northern loyalists, but sate
its greed at. the public treasury.
ot z sr.w Yonii i.Krrtit
Nf.wYouk, December "A, l:-7o.
NEW VKAIt's
The week before New Year was
be-jonc(lf foffs nnj rains,wretehcd as
those the tlnglis-b erumble about.
The last day of the year elo'-ed in a
heavy ram, w.ocn c., area in u,e ei en-
in?, in the most amiable way.
Watehers that night were startled by-
a . s,l,(.n vehement din breaking the
soft air, but the next minire smiled
"it is three ouariers pa-t eleven:"
Jlverv fire bell in the cit v
was to be
struck at once at midnight, and the
church chimes were to begin a quart
er of an hour before. Hut the impa
tient sons of liberty hail caught the
first peal as a sigual to begin their
own private rejoicings in their cwu
way, and tbey literally "made things
bum." Tbe steamers sounded their
whistles aud fog-horns, and every
(ire. faetTv, and church beil swung
rceLles.-Iy. It n imj.os-ible to dis
tinguish anvthing ; the air was full
of a loud humming, in which broken
notes of b. 'ds, bg horns, s-ereams.
and reports of rockets, were mixed
iike mad, for the coming-in of the
hundredth year. The' morning was
so lovely it was a mockery to call it a
wiuter's day for it smiled eiear and
m.h as April. ,
i-Ai.i.s ami . Ai.i.ts.
Calls were made aad received iu a
more economical wav than for veers
past The attention of gemlemeu !
was ars-c v na d to reduc nrr tbi'iri
.
carriage expenses, and most took the
.short cnt to do this by going on foot.
Men who spent twenty-five dollars
for carraigc hire lar-.t New Year,
l.l 1 . 1. l.. i i . 1..
ft down to eight dollar's for this. The !
leeiuuy iviii uiw mi-i iiau ii.iiiiiiiiL
..i.,nf ,;i,io r,r .t. Ar- ,, i
thc funuv spectacle of superfine call- (
crs goimj tneir rounds in luii-uress
suits. As if a lady should parade
l'.roadway in a trained dress, with a
lace cape on her bosom.
Tnr. HEMTEsx I'eeii.
Vigorous efforts are made bv the .
Kenevoleut Societies to provide foi :
Ithehelpicsa poor, before the cold, ;
u.lk.h wc ar(. tai:ght will strengthen i
as days lengthen. Soup-lourcc are tors tastcil so uaiby that people sup
sot up in different paru ol thc city, ' posed there must be virtue in th in,
where a hot, nourishing meal is L-ivcu : i'ut "Ft."' Walker's lave f.r Mrs
f..r about six cents! and several lie- i
en fr l.-idir:nr.liniii:pa nff.tr.1 sliel-
,.f.,..ui,nmlI, ,w.-;n,
Hi li. I Luvuiyiuin-ot... ..i.-vi . iiij no'.' . i
leaving the station-houses to keep the
professional tramps and beggars.
Two things are wanting to make tie
life of the poor in New York and
elsewhere anything but intolerable !
tv-rotntii!n..fia
Thc first is decent
lodgings, and provisions at a low : ho :s souaudenug his fortune at lbe ; -vli':a 1J!" - . u'';v-n, ,:'1'1 ; senate ami e-igut nmmOers ir-..in nit
rate. It i true that rents and ex-1 rate of t10!) per day, aad that if he ! il 'l ':ot ""i'baole t:iat & ;;:o mmi-, Roii.-e be appointed to cxau iue the
i . . . i i -.1 - . . ; I ,IMi!l 1 s.- III :i V li" " e-,.. 1 ! i ... i ' i i- I : - O ' I ., i , n 1 . .1
tenses lb cenerai are tnree times as
hiel, here as ther are in London : a ;
fact which weighs heavily on the
rich, and is all but extinction to the;
nnnr Ilir-b rents forcn tbe liriep of ,
ice of .
cvervlhing up to correspond, in order appoinlmeut.witL other men, end j l''-'fth-ed at the lute elections i;! Mis
to oiiv them : nor need anv if vonr i does not in anv sense live to the .--"TP1 w dl probablr come bef.,::' thc
..i.,". .i,.i- .1,; o ,.,..."- ."i,:.,i. !
KUUlin lUlUft iUIH n l, liai.ll n Ull u :
does not concern them : for tho ten- j
deney of prices, of work and pro-j
doee in other towns, tends to that ot I
ttii n-rpat eMiteri Servant 5 ineiis'ire
their wages, "and merchants their i
gains, by the prices ia 'ew York
There isn't m village where this is ;
rend, that people do not charge as;
near the regular rates of the cities,!
as t ier diii-. Tbe-re s not n t.-,-n !
in the States, that ii sot interested, l?0 ''' J-"covcrca ae!a catmn c f i factmn ami rc.oiecs in its Ue!eat be
for its own sake, m the condition of , J,1!, " llb eoBGdcGtiil1 111113 tf, admits tht lbe charges of iutimida
things here ; because it must feel , ' tce '""P maaufacturer. tiou are correct to a certain extent,
their influence sooner or later. The 1 15tv. ''vi:L was in ,!'!' baLit 'f VfS and he goes so far as to .-ay that tho
onlv comfort of ha-d times, is, ;i,at I tlt i LoOo and cn-.o :::g the payment ' manner ia v. hu b the Ames party hu.
thev must bring bring down for rich ; ts fyr ?,,3'.WI. ! 1' ' '-:-o th" difftr- j stiisgovcrned the Stato would almost
and" poor. The extortion of rents ! l'"ce- Thus little cue went i-u '.Id palliate and txense intimidation.
.i i ' . i r- , lbe bad stolen ov. : si.iimciiil' l'.t,J C. i'..r M.o-.. .1 I,.: I,...-. ', .1 :..
.., ..r' . ' V'l",bitt am! he ounrreled .:i,e d.v nn,l :
squalid tenements .f filihy stree-ts
. . .
UinS in more rent than uptown dwell-1
Not tn attic close!, with Lalf :
the glass out of the panes, crimy and ,
Ueeavcel, but brings its four dollars a
monh ta t,c own,.r 4...1 .,.
: 1 i i i
iif lull I LI JIMS III U I Ml 1 1(1 HI I liO
'decentest ones calling for ten
j tocn 4oi;a-"S a nionth ; this
to I'.f-
in ('-,.
1 -
MP VOWPV '
.
The fact that it has been made to '
appear that M r. Rowen's paper, The '
7m7jMjji: .; tl-o l2o1 crnft r.
.Vr .1:1 , , :
1 T ' . V r ,
.scheme ,is anirnadverted upen severe-:
U u a6wa,,t.n? ho wise e ,
8et ftftcr,tLf ,act- & t'"., V"'
'""'hhiiii a uigiug me ouuaiag-
of the road, that paper, like every :
oincr ote in ine i nuea Mates, lie-! a
one in the United States, be-
! lieved not only in Jay Cooke, but in
tic roaJ: J.y Ccrkc was '(opposed to
, , carry tbo enter-
j j n-j ,
: n n.i .
, ', , . . . ... 11
inde;icnn-i is no m--i io ui.i.v
for losing it. 1 should liko to
'tL - roush tne Mitts cl come oi tuc
"
;:,.; , "-, f'i " . Jine of
lUVb llliJUIl. I . I J " - - - w
m - -f .'..! r.f that ti-.tk !
a::d I leiiere tbey all cauie hoi
. c fact b, Mr. Howe,
honestly
ivcb ua:
bat every ncw.'pajier ir.an o:J, be
worker! for what be believed to bo- a
Uood a3a was paid (or it only
; u bat be .u!a bave been It
queer if a statesman, like a ikzea I
could luemon, t-b jUiU bave . i.is ex
per..:c3 paid for adrocating a seLente,
. a ,,,VfI,a;xr should Lot. Tbe
- t that it failed nake3 no difference.
I have kci'iWii piitc a number of very
exeelletit s.-btmes tb.it lave fj i'.od.
Jav Cooko ha gone, but lie road
vi . ; 1 yet ri bull:, and Mr. Bjwou will
live io read bis anieles in its r-dvoca-ev
will rnueli .:iti.-f.telion and debgbt.
i Il.-.-e h'l Lie av that tlniH" v h ' fir,-
M - I n "v.. , iliin.r ! i.i. :
- - - " ' , ' ,
no-e-t thing in nature. W ben be;,,
was prorTH f.'is, and ca: lying, ea,,,.,- .i,,,..,..,,,; ,s A.-r-wu. bo-k-
crcat enii rjri.-es, le was
tiio most
p.-pular m.isi in Amerb-a. It is oidy j
"iec be im.vtmsiieu to cv.manu.-.!
t -a', won .J nsve cni.-nea any .-ii.-,
d.w H,.v
tba- would bsve eno-he.I any "uf,
many men would lave done oet'.er
t!.;-.n he did '!
TV,?. ( a:, i ; i up.i;:.
Is crime, like clolern, epiik-snic 1 j
It would K-eia .--. One murder.
breeds another. Ti.e pist-d, knoe ami
bludfrn have been very busy from
the th'fdiv lffre New Year till
now, and the p'diee r ports t.bo'.v no
abatement even yet. One lVt nzied
man sho. Is his wife, cuts the thr-a'.s
f bis four children, and then kills
hiiiir
t-lf, w'uie'i last murder was tbe
or.e that the World may b."
. ;
t!;a",kful fi-r. The litimber of urog-'
s'.!..p homicides New V ear s eve ami
ti.e night hallowing was frightful.
And v.' 'hat i- singular. It keeps up
steadily . Hut the must.
Ttntitttii.i: 'irr.0!:;:.
(,n n-i-ord was that at the Wi .-.iio::;-i
ter Hi. tel. Saturday night, ib-niaioo
Dillon, a wealthy r.nd hr.-t-himiiy
bachelor of fifty, .-hot a pentlcta.ia
named Dillib, rin the corridor of the
hotel, a'uT a m'jmcnt's altorcatioa,
the victim dying in a few hours.
The singular thing about it is, that
lui"S 'o, '
tad no qtiarrcl indued
y knew each other. Pd-j
i 1 1 1 . e M .. .. ;
the parties
ll'.cv scarce
Ion was oh'eiided with Diliibef fir
walking in tic corridor understand
tbcv wue. both boarders and bad
; shown his displeasure till day. Meet
ring D ii. in r that evening, he t.rdi red
i hint to get out of the corridor, which
' Dilliocr refused to do, u herttpon Dd-
Ion drew bis Derringer and sin.; hd.i
; Now the facts come out. It appears
hi at Dillon la- bern insane f-r vesrs
;h:-.t when he was boarding ist
the
r.icvoe.rt House be was in tbe habit
of quarreling with the boarders on
the most absurd pretexts, who-l
create,! Mini a lear oi mm tuai 1
i . i ....ii.-.
managers were eompcii.-ii to get r;u
of him. He showed murderous pro
pensities tbei!. but never a word was
said about it, and he went to the
Wc.-tmln. ter. Since le las Li tied a
man lira proprietor states that this
lunatic ha- been for a year iu the
habit of ordering pe ple away from
the bouse ; that if any one walked in
the cerridor in Iroiit of lis room he
won'd peremptorily order him away,,
and if be decliucd to obey, be would
shoot at him as coolly as though be
were a dog. Hut never n word i f
all thia was said to any one by ihe
proprietor. The Dillon family :ire
! profoundly grieved that poor Pilliber
was killed, but they were always
afraid that something ol thc t-ort
would happen. Tbey al.vays knew
ribat. poor Ih.ouaiue was cru.y, anu
j ibev kept away from him, but thev
never sai.ianyuiinganoui it, lor iuo ,
.subject was pamlul to them. !
' ' Ji,rC i'11 li l'u' .lu, "D hui1 ,-'
i Hut Hr 1 th.e,nikini? ot ulc, hl A 1 j
'ou!J l-ovide for the punishment of
. t a.i...-. . ,..yi,...
tors of the Ureevort aud Westminster
hotels would go up for not putting
this murderous lunatic where he
could harm no oue. Then I would
scud up the entire Dillon family for
fot wlld ttiow that their j
"rotuer was cray, anu auvavs n.ni
-ren ami u.ai it uas u.mgerou- t . ;
" " o
Jill: TItol til Es . Mll.l.lov.vi
You hare all heard of ''Vinegar
l'.;t'cr- " The promietor o,- o'm of1
' . " . 1 ' . ' ' . ' ' I
them, is a man named Walker, who
married a wife in California. In
making and selling this horrible-!.!.-1-
mg mvlieme, "Dr." V. aiker has
amassed a large foitune, for his -hit-
M alKcr tin! not )!!cre::so as rc.pp.i.v 1
M ailicr o:U not increase
US bis lucre. lufiCLbo ffc.t To ,'.
iibi-fnlH- u,in- her c.-. O... !'. ... :
... .....
i . , i .'j .... . ...,..
lie relu.-etl to ailow tier
m-uiov n-
she desired, aud. the r.;..
avers. Le Reecherized and sooar.rt-.r- i
, Le Reecheri.c
ed the ducats that loidd Lave been
her comfort upon other women.
Ilo.
drags bim into court, and .-vears that !
i .
is cot resiraincu lc r;ui run it an .
out. Now comes Walkers e,,,rv. j
He avers that he is not only chaste,
but tastuiously so; tuat Mrs. imlk
CT is a nan 'Lt V Wor.!2tl. will makes
cr is a naughty won:::), win makes j
nrrn .-eico; ,.,1.1,. iv!,,.,. s'.,. ,
a'.' ." . .w. ....... . uy. iv"
him for belter or worse,
courts have got "Pr."
Walker, cud the lawyers
. i , '
ami Mrs '
have ;
fill liie-kilisr. Roth are able to lov
ami if the profits ed Vinegar R. tiers '
arc not distributed among li.e legal
fraternity, nil precedent is at unit,
TiiEi.AsrinAi ii
. . .
" "n "'l-'-"lu t"L'"
Rabb.tt elisebnrgt.l him not f.,.-. lie
lili. .-If , I i i.i. ni. . I I.i... C - .
t,",ft' ,,,r ,it' lfPir M. h
; ' '' ' wt t.u.ng ;
'y ' V " l' 'l.J , T u .
, "'""- i.nuu s oe-
'parture, v ben an investigation was ;
Iia.i. niHi :iP StOIin lWU-:in
ar.d Reck with cncstid.
' - v
What is
curious aoout it, is ti:o met tliat a
ct that a
' business man like Rabbitt .-hoiiid per-
fliit i?.flll-.1tt,in .1 ai irrnl on
. .v.i. .iu
amount to go en so long Wiibout any
onchslrtowing anvthing about it. He
u as in the? Laoil of ruin a-V!i v from
1 ..... . -,:-, t .
"i. , . " ' 1
Uiyi rii.uiu.i.i.., i.u.ou .,lr.
Reckwitl. filled up wita any amount
Le saw ut s2tl appropriated the mon-
"Le . .
inis was i.araiit- t-et a lew oiont-Los
ago by a young man ia the employ of
wt -known lmportinc hki ..
. , -
I was i.n a saiary 01 ?i,oou ayear, out,
aercrUitk-t, Lo kept tl r Urecs; moi solid suppct of tbe Southern
t'.v.. women, cod ran tLr-.i;;b ' d.'l--ite-. t-t tbe i.ext Xatioaal l'.e
witU $t?0,(;'J of J.:s :::L;I 'vt rV ia:n- pubhoan Coavcntiosi. Tbe reaa
ty in three rear. Whoa the d:fA- for tLls Mate uf affairs is plain. In
eaiiou was cticovered the jcut;g j-en- the Senate ilortoa has been tbe cbaui
tkr.iau v.as safe'y awar, aad the 2m : p:oa and defender of tho KppaUiean
eculd not teule itt ir !iiis:i.---3 v.itLout i.'adt s oflbe SouiL; upon ail ceca
blni. S. ther got ii.to c..rrt.-::,n-Imohs la bus .'tuck U them through
euce with h:i:i and f .rave. Lh:i on : tbick and ibio, aDd they are not uu
conditiou that be would ruiara and ! graifl'ul. Wbila bis cuurse in this re-
rvnlr.in .i,.ai:!..- that ilcv :
w - -' i ' - . j
woubl ivt 1 ( ir l)o.,k-; t-traiTbttUf-U
up. lie pooU natureu.y uia it, o r ne
had iioiLio-o' aii!t t'm m ! Why
! lbckvvitli old ij.jt gi.t inviiy with lis
plunder is a my.-:ry. Tie id--t nev
er leu ttc city. -Mr. ljaii;i: t is en
titled to lei j-ympathy. Tie merchant
who runs bis bu-liics.s so care!ct-!y
oOors a premintn to tbieve.i.
Ll'SlXE.-:; j
continues as dull as ever iadu d it j
a ii:'.l more Fo. Now that tbe bc-li- j
days are eve.-, awry lariro iiutitler
ol ereph-yees have btvn ilir-clrvd !
frou the retail .-V-res, :t:.l ta'teh M.f- j
erin;: is anticipate i. it is !-rr! 'e to ;
veil tit- ulieailv thronged i-I.k: of.
Miieiiiid.-veii. Ti.o.-f ai e n-:::iili!". r: d
ih.msa r..!. win woidd be ;:'a. ,fj
. . .... i . . I . ..
auytlnng to no i!..u ".i,.i ' !
i,:,....! Ti.o i-l.uk trade has
, keepers and
poop!
a! wav;
a I li;:it eios,
f ji;iV(,
wavs livoi to.cr::n:v
vvt,)( of
eni'iluvi'.ient. and they
j fi- . f .,..,.,.,.,': u,,n ,:ihers, L-t
tbcv ft r net it'-edto it. Tbe revival
is
.-!, andoit.-!v lo'.ke
1 for.
l'lKTlii
y.s Oar S;j-.vil c .rr- '
oi it v.vMiixiT; i r.rrrR
fx. ) r nr.; est ovr.it Tin: avnksty ram..
i 'onosITIeN TO THIt :'.NTi:N"XIAr.
A!-!-! '.i i:l ATIo.V. !oltT.'N' ON
Tlin -m!S--I--'!IT1 i'.l.K' T'O'N.
:i:s t ::!:.-1 1 ;::;tiai. Ast't-
I-ATIoNS. Tilt: i.F..:
JN.l CAMOOAT!:- .
lot; i.i. ant r.::-
::t'i ion-.
i. re.
i
W.:-!!iN-.i ro.V, D. V. dan. 1'
Crowds lave boon flocking
1-
, o.
to the
week 10
r.i Ai:i-
II..nse of Kep;eseni..;iv( s ;il
I'.er.r the ileha';- upon I'.au h.
nesiy Dill. I ho galleries
l-licd to eve: 11 jV. iug Co
have l.e.'eu
hundreds
have been titrne;! away, nnab:e to
gain nde.ilitauce. !ll.d;;c nnd (lar-
liehlb:". e hoon making terriblo ou-
sliuihts on the conduct of the e,..r
... t i . f i
ov tiiO nutie). IlIOS oi i.i
t.utJior the barba
4 ..harging that J
. s. si
V tiio nlitie). lilOS oi l.iO 1.110 Coiiloo-
roos treatment
if Davis was
f Un'n.n soliiers at too Anderson-
viiie l'l-i.-. n-peii, r.nd therefore ,-lo.uld i bv the respective Courts of Common
be excluded from the be:iL-fi: of tlc'jl'leas in the State.
: r-e..-osl e, m r. '... Hiil. of b.-or.da. An :.et to towide for the aduiissi.oi
aticn.'.nte.l to rip
to rip.v t i tno iernue- ar-
; raignimmi, uno tuotign cvioentiy a
i nian of gu-at ability and line i-ralori-e.ii
p ivvi'i- he did not succeed in rc
j fating the charge.; of ;hc other side.
; TiiO debate wno ct times carried i n
.amid the greao st excitement and
, eonfo: km, the speakers were eon -taiii-
Iv interrupted by questions ati-I sug-ei-sii,i..;
iVnin oi her members an:! I he
ri)-,,s j thc Speaker's gavel and
bis per.-i.-leul call to order woie but
liitlo hecdid by the cxeifd and angry
disputants. Whenever either side
would make a decided hit nio-mb.-rd
and spectators would Low their ap
preciation by loud applause. First
the Democrats Woiii i applaud, and
then the Republicans, aud the Speak
er found it sluiust impossible to keep
the ILisein even a toieruble degree
of order. It seemed for a time as
though the debate would last for
many days, twenty-three gentlemen
having sent notices to tbo Speaker's
desk expressing a desire to speak on
the bill. It was finally, however,
on motion of Mr. Uaudall, rehired
to the Judiciary Committee with in
structions to report it together with
an amendment suggested by General
I.uiiks, of .Mass., providing that all
(persons v. ho wished to have political
Oisabilltics under which tbcv now
labored, removed. 'should take a'u oath
of allegiance to the (llovermuont of
thc United States. There are in-
dicatiotis that the Demo -ruts are
w iiling to comproiiii-c on this amend-
! mcnt and everv effort will be made to
(2rca, up a t..vo thirds vote in favor
of the bill as cmenucd.
Tho Centennial Appropriation Kill
. a L .,r l r,):ill t travd
it
.iS ,,CI:I) pJsill f0.i,1,1 raJ)it!iy 'for a
woes past, anu certainly uas not me
t h Klkh it.
friends claimed
Tho I'ennsvl-
i.r it t?n u.ivs ago.
vania delegation arc not .so solidly
in favor of the bii! as his geri-
c'ral'V ''L't,;j suppose.! ami at ica.-t six :
. ..: .1 . u...,. ...ill . ..i -.. .
ci oih in iiii in v,i:i olo iiauis; u
on the ground that Congress bus no
power under the Ccn.-titution to grant
an appropriation for sue!; purpo. c.
j This lack of unity iu the House of; t.n i.s of ll'-cnses for hotels, inu.-,
; i.f. Mipposed lrien.ls car:ie-t but have 1 f;vci us, eating housea nnd rcstau
j an iinbivorable iu'laeiiee on m.-mbei s ; r.i:i:.j.
i from other States and M-r't'.iily dam
age lie prospects .f tho bill. Tie
Dt ioi cratic portion of tho Ohio d--L'-
:.ation liebl u caucus a ,'v.v d.i.vs c.g i
! cud ai'ier a iongthv dh-cussion re
evl to vote aganist toe
prouosi
jiosed
pronr.at: jo. It ts ttiougbt that
ma
i iLie iji.iu iuo-. .1
m -moors who now
! feci inclined to vole for the C. uteu- '
w,l v.:o ,;fl!T" . il ' vhu ;
L ... I. . r.. i
i '. , y - --,-- "....
will re-nit iu me pa-age
of b o.h
bill'
! m.
rum's r."-.-";ion e.f inotiiry int..
lt0 -.'.-'"' iruues .-.no iut;u:;.,ai!..n .
Senate tins wee-.-;
Mr. Mori,
his
.1 nr.'fl lll'OJ ti T I ti. .- .i -
to offer,
which if all read and commented up 1
on will occupy llic i 'tne of the .Se::ato
r.- i. ....... i. . .11. . . .... . . '
ioi a v, eii ji,i-f ii!' iieoilie OTiCiiS. it
- '' - ccms to be genernlly admitted Lcre
that there was more or less intimidi:
jiion in some counties and districts of
j the State. Senator Alcorn has ju.-t
atr.vcu oere i.om ans-itsi ipi, anu
though he is very hostile to the Ames !
mou
:.oi;;.ve . m,. I.. ,l-.e .,:,;.. i,-,,,!1'
'and ih-ithis nem'uaiio:! f.
ihl" Pros:-
"u ''- ! .
are eo?;-tant!y u!b-.i wit.i .Vtbera
V - I - j
sure mm i..o t i.e is nu-eiio.-rc oi iuo ;
Rci.ublicuns of the South. Morton
.:',! ourrv l!ij.i"iii r!.-nntia
and Louisiana against any man in
' ' .7 i - . 1 . i - ,
the Republican nartv. Tbe Repu'i-I
ii. - utss of these Slates are very hostile ;
. l..,.r. 1 1 , ..1 I.T... .. t,!.
u Ollilli, l. .11, . ll.n i'.- 11:111 eilill
rendering only a I.ah' Lcr.rted sup-,
n - ..rt to t!.e. R.omhiie.m nanr in lh.'.r '
Stai - saiitl et nsno Mia MiKrh' for 1
. t . 1 i
'uv ?"U4U"n V"1'? auu
i.. rj ser.u t.-ueps io ine rsoutn :
hen asked for ir the Governors of
these States. Not only is 21 or ton
Srst choice of the St-u.s named. ,
hui he n i .. sec-.r-.t h ,,r tl.r.-A -
fourlhi of the remaining southea i
otiunc nl n,.:.-ct !;!,; 1
" - - . ...... hi. vi ,
Rrislow he coold command thc al-j
fntat m a v hare weakened him in
A - .
home n.;rt;0i)5 oi tiie J'jrttl It lias
made him exceedlmrlv ttrou? with
tbo Sou;bi.rn wing of tbe party.
When figuring on tho various I'rts:
dvLiiuI aspirants douT leave Morion
out of your calculations.
tVloiitl Mushy was in Washing
ton last week and openly oXjires-ed
hiiiiS.lf as strongly ia fiivor of Uranl's
rc-nuiuination. Alter Grant te is
for llristow or IJUine. Su far Hiaine,
ib-isiow and Morton oppear to be the
h.aiiing candidiites, but there is no
trilirg v. hat the ides of June may
dc Vie. p.
due society people aie very gay
this whiter. Tho receptions hist
week at the WLite-IIoUse and those
..f the Cabinet ladies and Mrs. Sneak
er Kerr and -Mrs. Fernando Wood.
uua.uailv briniant. It
is the
uuiversi.l subject of remark that the
dresses of the ladies this season at the
capital are mere magnificent than
they ever have bee-, before. Many
of lie ladies who are receiving are
assisted bv bevies of young beauties
whom ihey bave called to their aid
and who add immensely to the charm
of these pleasant episo k3 of social
life. Though our season has passed
its second week no large entertainment.-
have yet been given or an
nounced that compare with the
grandeur of past winters. This is
tie only evidence, if such it be, of
hard times that has yet i':me to the
surface in Washington.
HARRISBURG.
STATE LlfiiSLATOfiE.
ir.e;j-'.n::, January II, Is;;;.
j;::.'.t::.
The Senate met at 1 l:lh a. v , nnd
was called to order by the Ideuteuan?
(1 vei in.r.
Tbo Standing Committees ivev an
nounced. l-.tl.i.s INTHiUit ei:i).
ily .Mr. June.-, (jv the prevention
of cruelty and unnecessary experi
ments upon dumb animals.
Als ) providing for the distribution
of money arising from Sheriff's sales
nf eeriuoi classes of insane into
hospitals tor the insane iu the Com
moir.vcrd:'::, aud ih ir discharge therc
from. 1 i - Mr. St'i-i'.o:., prescribing ho-.
. iiiployei--, p-'i'sori-, partnerships a -
sociatious or c .-rjierations employed
in mining coal or iron shall be -paid
f..r their labor or service.
Also providing for a special com
mittee to investigate the causes of
iii. jri-.es and difficulties between the
cmplovcr and employed in the coal
business of thc Stale, to report such
legi.-laiiua as they deem most effectu
al far the speedy adjustment nnd set
tlement of disputes.
Also fvr cstabJL-hiug now counties
iu the State.
iy Mr. L-iwrcnce, a supplement
to the net to authorize tbo appoint
ment of stenographers in tbe several
counties of tho State, prescribing
their duties and fixing their compen
sation. IJy Mr. Cooper, to protect children
of the State in their light to ae.-piiro
Useful trades.
Hy Mr. Roebuck, to create a State
P.mrd of Health, for tho protection
of life and health, and to prevent the
spread of diseases.
Also a supplement to the act fixing
and regulating the terms of all mem
bers of Councils, and all other city,
ward, borough and township officers,
excepting school directors elected by
the people, fixing the timo for the ur
ganiz oiion of tbe legislative depart
ment of Municipal Governments of
tho Commonwealth, aud thc Mayors
ol ail cities ol the same.
F.y Mr. Russey, repealing the act
f.r the better aud more impartial se
lection of persons to serve as jurors
ia the several counties.
Ry Mr. Duukel, authorizing the
State Treasurer t" pay tbe necessary
expenses of calling out the National
Guard of Pennsylvania to assist the
en il autuonties m tho suppression ol
:.. i .. s..i ii.m
irou.s in I oi.ei :ie ;i;iu ocuui iliii
! counties during April, May and J uno,
j -7-"'.
j 'tv Mr. Ib'ch'.el, relating to pay-
.Mr. Herr offered the loll j-.ving ros
ohition, which was agreed to:
J-:-:-ii;, Thai Ilcv. Snydor is here
by requested to act as Chaplain of
lbe Senate for the present session.
Mr. Roebuck offered the following
resolution, which was adopted :
i,. .-o (n i, 1! tho House oi icprc-
sentutives i-oncarf, thgt j a joint
csnmitte of live mciob-is lVoi.i tho
p .
- s u,,. . .mc. , aou 1 1 n....,..:.
such additional legislation as they be
! Sieve i-uidocive to the snpp;ie-.s'o;i of
'this crent nnd rrowincfvil.
nr.sc
The 1 1. .use met III A. v..
The Speaker ann-iunccd the rcris
1 list ;f Standing Cvi:i:n:fti-es (ft!.;'
!,,';v"
oii.to: v.y.s i vi I'M f:.
A large iiiiinbi-r of bills acre red
in I'luce. including lie following:
Ry Mr. He-rick, cue to provide for
the ordinary cvpenees of tiio Govern
ment. i.v .nr. liou.r. one to prevent
, ,- ,. . . ; :
,,a'4. 2014 huk':i- ,;,st,,ta.l";B:, fr,,ra
i Ry Mr. Fiuohc.", .one relative to
j'bf mode of voting at all th-etioas ia
the CouMmmwcauh.
An ret empowering camp tuteting
associations lo er.ijdoy a police force.
I Also one to make Tue-day next
; follu -ving the first Monday in Novcm-
(n-urrai election day a legal hoi
'"' ' ......
.- f' V'-' " r f1 sai" i
other Jd.-.-. , r.v 'p " 1
,.., tt.MlI,,1 :
petitions.
niim...P f r-n.;.!..-,
pre
s. - nted and properly referred.
v uomoii vi I v 1 1 1 1 1 li W I'l f
The House! aelionrnnl until to. i
m. rrow. ' , i
.
M.).liii, 1
H.irrisburg, Janv. 12 137o
tu -i.'I .n."..i '
I n Kfi. i.v t! n T,r'.,T.1t T lonion !
' " . " " f
re-;allt '"nor l.atta. Prayor v.j;
oil. reel Ov Kev. Suvdcr.
Mr. IL.ys presented a petition f
citir.cns of" Greene county for fixin
the lawu! rate i:.!cres"t at f, per
r...
Mr. Jackson effrr.-d tl. f., !!..!.
-i.r... ... .
u - suiuii'ju, uieu as reierreu to t ne
Committee on Finance :
RwUed, That if the House, con-
cur the Legislature will adjourn sine
die on Tbursdav. M&rch f'th.
Mr. Jones offered au ameiidmeot
fixing tbe date for February ii'd.
Mr. Jones spoke iu favor of early
adjournment.
Messrs. Ytikesand Krtaeutroutop
p edit.
A uumber of bills were read in
lace, among them the following:
Uy Mr. Jones, an act ccediag juris
diction to tbe United States ever
certaia lunds ia Rerks county, lo be
used as a cemetery.
Also an act conferring uihliti ro.i
jurisdiction to Orphans Courts.
Also an act relative to persons
writing threatening letters Sectiou
1st, which provides that ii any one
shall knowingly send, deliver or utter
such a message, accusing cr threaten
ing to accuse any person with a view
to extort anything, shall be liable to
imprisonment for three and pay
a bne not exceeding $1,000.
Ry Mr. Pill, a supplementary act
relative to burial grounds aud ceme
teries situated iu incorporated bor
oughs, which provides tbat Courts
of Quarter Session may declare such
grounds a nuisance, anu remove the
dead.
Ry Mr. McCklhui, an act to pro
vide for lbe erection of watering
troughs for the use of horses and
cattle on tbo highroads of the Com
monwealth. F.y Mr. Rockwell, an act to provide
for tbe erection of a poor house aad
kcepiug the poor in the several coun
ties of the Commonwealth.
Ry Mr. Anderson (Allegheny), au
act to punish persons for pointing or
discharging fire-arms within the Com
mon wealth.
Ry Mr. Pa vis, a supplementary
act authorizing the Governor to ap
poiut additional notaries public.
Ry Mr. Newmyer, au act to carry
into euVct section ." if act 11 of the
Constitution relative to salaries of
county officers, and the payment of
fees received by them into the State
or County Treasury in counties con
taining over loO.OUO.
Mr. Jones offered lie following
ii solutions, which were agreed to:
Whereas,. Since the list session of
this body Hon. Samuel Pimmiek, late
Attorney General, has been removed
by deattj ; therefore,
It'j.'u'red, That the Si mile of Penn
sylvania, desires to dace upon record
an expression of its high regard for
Mr. Pimmick as au able lawyer, a
sjund jurist, a wi.-e counselor, a pure
minded man, and one who faithtully
discharged with dignity and honor
bis high functions as Attorney Gener
al ol the Commonwi alio.
A'. ..(, That we fc 1 tiiis Com
monwealth has lost orm of her most
efficient officers and tho community
in which he lived one of her noblest
citizens.
y.'r'.-..i oi', Ti' r ac teiid. r to ihe
family of lbe deoc.tso.l our rim-ero
aud heartfelt sympathy in the irre
parable iss iliey Ii avo sustained, and
that wo commeua liiem to Him vhom
ahum can comfort the stricken iu
heart.
J.V-o.bv.,, That lae Cictk of the
! Senate- hive the fir-golf! if preamble
and resolution i sui-abiy engrossed.
and transmit the ?a;ne to the family.
Suitable remarks were made upon
his statesmanship, public services and
spotless private character by Messrs.
Newmyer, Lawrence, Pill, Jones and
others, and the Senate adjourned ia
respect to the lite Attorney Gem ral
Pimmick.
itOl'SK.
The bouse met at 1 1 o'clock. Prayer
was offered by Rev. Ciarke.
A large number of reports from
committees were read, among them
the following.
From the Committee en Judiciary
General, an act enabling assignees for
the benefit of creditors to make sales
oi real estate encumbered with liens,
with an affirmative recommendation.
Ry Mr. Parker, a bill fixing tbe
salaries of Judges of tbe Supreme
Court at s, 000; and by Mr. Wi.-h-art,
a joint resolution for the pur
chase of Purdou's Pigost afii.-ma-tively.
Thc follo wing arc some of the bills
which were read in place:
Ry -Mr. Leach, providing for thc
immediate payment of one million
dollars appropriated for Ceirennial
purposes
Ry Mr. Cutler, an actio allow cer
tain personal property of a debtor to
be exempt from levy and sale; a sup
pliment to the act of l.S4'..
ANo an act to suppress vagrancy.
Ry Mr. Lizer, one changing the
manner of making returns by cm-ta
bles.
Mr. Ji'misen, from tho committee
appointed to frame resolutions of cm
d jlenee with the families of decea.-cd
members, submitted a report, which
w as read.
-A fier some culogi.-: ie ror.'..!ids bv
Mes.-rs. Jamison, i'elr ,f nr. 1 Stotzoi
the report was unauhsmmly adopted
by a rising vote.
Mr. Mitchell submit! J iho fallow
ing :
Whereas, G d i.i His wisd ,-m has
taken from the earth, iu the inime of
his maub ! aud the noontide of lis
Usefulness, Hon. S.ii.iU'-l f-1. Dimo oi k,
l-.'to Attorney Gene ra! it tho Com
moiiweahii ; thiTi.f.j; c,
Ilt-Kolcid, That we r.naii avail our
selves of this fir-t suitable opportuni
ty tj record our high respect an. I nd
miration for the late S. K. Pimmick
as a courteous gentleman, obliging
ofucer, true ami h .nest man, a patri
otic, faithful citizen, a wise, elise-re-e-t,
fearless, pure counselor ed the Slate,
whoso death we sincerely m urn, end
whoso loos vre deo'ore
J;-' (, That these resolutions'
be engrossed, signed by tho Speaker,
nltcsiid by lbe Cleik, and forwarded
to the family of tbe deceased as a tes
timonial of respect and an assurance
of our sympathy.
Re-marks on the decea-ed were
made by Messrs. Wolfe, Piummcr,
Parker and Smith (Chester), after
which the resolotioaJ were luani
lu lUaly adop'ed.
Out of resptet f.T the dceeised,
the House tbeu adjourned.
SEWTE.
llAtt-ttsr.! r.n, January, RJ. The
Senate met nt 1 1 o'chick, and was
called to order by the Lieutenant
i !overnitr
Pmri r ii-na i,(7..ri,-! I,,- .l.n '!,.
lain. " ' 1
Mr. Hays presented five petitions
fr a law firing the rate of interest at
is ier cent, in the fV.a'.e.
Tbe following bills ucre favorably
reported from the Committees, un
less otherwise indicated:
Relating to judicial sales aud the
preservation e f liens and mortgages
Relative to bail for stay of execu
tion in esses where such bail is likely
to prove insolvent.
A supplementary act to -relieve la
korerrt. workingmen aud journeymen
from certain prosecutions r.nd iadiet-
inal laws of the St
A sur.plementai
ate. "
ppicmentary act lixmg and ,
regulating the terms of all members
of Councils, acd all other city, ward,
borough anil township officers elected
by the people; fixing the time for the
organization of the Ygi-da: i..'i -f ilfj
; iegiMoKvo uep.mm.-u- ... u.. v
iiuil i-oi-.i-r nieiits i t tt.o t
mmoa-
weakh. and tie M.ivors of
ili tl'o
cities of the same.
To con:': r ad liuonal po vcr on law
judges.
An act to provide for the erection
of a poor bouse aud f.o the sc;prl
of tbe poor of the several counties.
To create a State Hoard of Health
for th ; protection of life aad health,
a-id to prevent lbe spread of di-ease
ui the tuate. (
Re a;ive lo paving streets of cities; s poroi: k tita-s: it. January Id C i;.
providing for the manner f paymeai .Iosi:.'i R.-Iggs, of C-.-x-ackl.', hi
therefor, and conferring addition. l : a.-i d t -a o i:;!di ea were ilr : nod i:
pe.vcrs up:.a the several boroughs of tl..- II-jOs.-l; :..-.ir Coxsackie l ist
the State. n'ght. Tu. y were returaing f r.on
For tic prevention of cruel and ua-. church, the laotiier and children on a
nects.-arv experiments upon dumb hand-sled, which the C-tptnia was
animals. shoving aero;- the riv r on ti e ice,
To provide for the transferring i-f ; when they ail disappeared through
award.-, of arbitrator?. la-, air h ie, which was r,;t sup-iced.
To exempt iao ;s in 1 organs f ;rm Ti:' o- -d'es have no: i..?ci recovered,
levy and saio on execution of utstici- ;
f'-,rJtat- , , -Voo- ,b.-..r.'.V.-e,
To proleetchioircn of the Co:uo. on- .... -:
wealth iii then- right to s: -quire u-c-ful
trades.
A sup-'leiuentarv act t a!ivh--ri.'.t'
the Governor to
ippoir
cddiiiotutl
notaries public.
Authorizing appeals from a.-.-f;- :
meats in this Commonwealth t the;
C-osrt of Comm-in 1 leas.
To suppress vagrancy.
To nermit defendants to ti .-tifv in
criminal ease-. j
To provide for the refunding an 1
redemption of existing indcotcduc-s
of counties, cities and boroughs.
The following bills were i.itrodo.-;
ed: ' j
Ry .Mr. Newmyer, relating to the i
bail in criminal cases tnkea by May-1
ors or Peputy Myors, Aldermen or'
Justices of tho Po.o-e, r. quiring tlr.-m J
to record on the inform i. ion the resi
dence of lie person or jurson take-i :
as bail and the h c.i'i oi a:;d exte.i' '
of their property. I
Ry Mr. Aden, to empower Court?
of O larter S'-ssion.! t J i xc'uec fcrm ;
lauds from borough-.
Ry Mr. Amler.-.n ( Craw fed ), to i
allow a h oeesiead of the vaiuo i f ,
jri.otm and certain pers-oiel property!
for tho u-e I the family to be exe i.p:
fr.'tn levy and sale, and live hundred
epics of the hiii were or. hoc 1 to ' ,
printed fir the u-e of tin' Senate.
Ry Mr. Audeio-.o ( Cran ford , nu-.
thoriziiig chattel m.Tigagei i:i the
State.
also retauug t tno t-x.-mp:..,:i .
property fr.uu levy and sal- on .
cuti.'us on di-tressfor rent, d.-elsring
the waiver thereof by a debtor, ex
cept in certain cases, void.
Ry Mr. Newmyer, relative t the
taxes on trad.-.-, i.ceupo.'.ioti.- and pr--fes.-ioiH,
sub-tituiiug a ;i !! tr.x lo lieu
ther.-. f.
Ry Mr. Yutzy, reguliting pas.
gi.a-s ''are cr-u fn-li.-ht rotes on rail
roads n !. c.veodmg li :'.!'.-, titlics in
length.
Aojoutni d uii'ii M oi lay eVoohig.
ijoi r..
i"h Hou.-o uu.l ut 11
Pray cr was offered by Rev.
M ;. Tal'cv snb iii' ted li.e
iug. which w a- agreed t o
.'j'.-oe.-i, Thai ! ':;.. ercoT
O CiOCii.
f
,' -i-
noss for to- lay t-e cs f -.'!
ing f f biils.
Tho felho., jo.. Iiliis w
ri'nl i;
place:
Ry Mr. Uoalias, ooe a:iiiiriziug
defendants in administrators to give
testimony hi fe.ro committiiig magls
t rates.
Ry Mr. Stewart, one pre-eribing
the mode of fixing thc salaries of
county school superintendents.
Ry Mr. Knipe, one authorizing
justices of ibo pence to bold anil ex
ecute lbe office of notary puhhe.
Ry Mr. Montgomery, a supplement
to the act fixing ihe tctms tl no u.
lers i f Ce.nLei'..-, lie.
ohwtixo t:::: vot.-;s.
The men. hi rs i.f the S.-nat.' w ere :
announced, and the two llou.-os went. J
ii.t..j..i:it convention f-r lbe p.irp ;se
ot counting t no vote-, fir Governor'
and State Tna.-uror. Lieutenant !
G-.-v. Latla i.eliiig as IV.sident of ihe
(."omniiltee ami Mr. Ne-Aiiiver of the
Senate, ami Mr. Parker, of the House
officiating as tellers.
After the count ihe tellers reported
tie following as tbo result of the elec
tion for Goveruo' : John F Hart- i
rank had oOl.ITo votes, Cyrus L. j
Pershing had -202,1 lo votes, and !
R. A. Rro .vu bad :; -2I1 votes. j
The- f,iio.vi:ig was announced as j
the result of tho election for Sta:' '.
T... IT.,'., ,. !..'.. 1. . I ,.i . -- i
. I i. i.ii v ( ie.ui . 11 ,1 if II .11, '.' .)
Votes, v let ir l-j I eiiet b id Io"
votes, and II. F. Pe-i
lek.-r ha-
12. -MS voces.
The convcc'inn then adi mrned.
rrsnUort- V.Iilsiiv.
(.'ili. AOo, January II Ti.e fol
lowing win.-ky (!i.-;i!icrs .vh :-.re uu
iter imlictmcut lor revenue frauds eo
peari'ii bef.ro Judge ; ,ei.,. -!:!;( j:) ti'f.
United States P;.-trie. C-eurt. to ilav,
and euter-d a plea of guilty 0:1 tbe
first ci.unt of their sew.-,;! iniiiet
ments, which charge s them with c:.n
sp;r.:oy to- defraud the Governmen':
Joseph R ielie. Aut'.oi Junker, George
Mlii. r, H. C. Fredericks, (ibolsor, (J.
Russ.-il. Parker K. M .son, I P. Fur-
long, U . S. Gii.-oo, it. M. Ford, f.r'rnt T , We a;-noiO-liini; Uie I.-ft
F-.rd Oliver &C.-C. P. Fee. R. Pj'j'jjp V fi 1 L''fu.'vinTl.c w.li
lleler-ios, David Coebraa titol Frank I 1 UU Uu!jt,,ur "- "f- lo-v.- ulnars
A l-bisin.nri. f.r Merscieau, F.t-t.nmi ' ."J 1 lTT8Tfl a:H."av,.Tw
A Ici-i'in. Air. u i lioon -hji, i f the;
firm of Hutchius C -chrane, pleaded
not gnil.y. Tl'.e-e gi (ilh-mmi reprc- i
sent necr ly !!! tin- pr--!nl:i.or. distil-1
h ries in the city.
Mll.WMKKK, Jaoiiiiv I I The I
Grand Jury of lbe Cited States fir-
eec. uoii ii;in reuirr.eii s:v ai'iiii!)-1
i:idlctn;e.,ts a guin-t i irti; s accused :
of de frauding ihe revenue Leopold
Wirih, n distiller, is charged with
bribinc officers ".I,-., ., .-.- ,;
, ,. , ' . , l i
s- r; U-.iu!ing. I X-.iieciai Ageiii; '
Welrs.rt, ex-Iiepoty Collector; Ri .1-j
diogton un.l Tenay, cx-Gi.ugers, ere;
changed 'a i'.h receiving bribes. I
..i ,u ii ,i, i
1
l.i.n-Oiti'.-j of the lr-sii!llit! Tcri;: '
j
ASHISiiTdNT, P. C., January U .
IiiO II: U-e tommittce on JudiCia-.
ry to-diiv, no motion of Mr. Law-:
rer.ee, Ol Ohio, Who treviMlslv VOle.I
iv u K . I i r .. " -
w.tn the ma.onty of tue e m:i:'.l"c.
recotlsld: reil ira .-:, ,n n ol.
ence to the limit of ti.e term if the!
Presidential oihee. The c .mmitt-e,
uf cr (liscii-sioo, agreed t- pre-ent a'
c m.-litutiona! nmend. cent i:leg the
term of the educe if four years so !
thereafter forever making the iucoui-'
bent of the o!i:ce ineiiglbio form ebe
iioii. ' !
Niw YoitK, January 12. The
.; null f,:rnld .f Panama, ju-t ri--ceivt'il,
contains several letters from
Lima. They mn-mncc the complete
destruction hr n i oirtbiiii-ilie on the
4th of Peci-mber, of Abaocay.
tweeu four l: y. of tbo -Ith ami
Rc -
live
it. m. of the ;,th, no less man tLtrty
seven shocks ocenrrcd. A very s.;-
vcre fl )od inundated the business p-,r-
lionet Valparaiso. 1W0 lives Were
lost, and $1,500,000 worth of proper-
ftr was iipsifrnvpii 1
in l iiiTntl'i.
OrT.WYA, Jar: i? .try I 2 A faction
fight to k place last" night after the
c!e -ti n k. L-i'ineau Point between
two f. i erdies name.) Scarf and Raque.
and their respective adherents.
There were liby men no mob side.
The fight was a dr-sp.-ruto aad Id )ody
one. Fifteen men were d .ngero-.i-K
wounded, aud fully half au acre of
so w was saturhled with blood.
jiljr -.. ii-1.
6 1876
GEIITEfflAL YEAR.
TIIEPITTSnilUJ
DAILY DISPATCH.
Lc:
lO.torn
L'-Zo?., Clr;:t .
b::: l,;--.-
i i i:.NisiniD ix i r.L'is op ti: at
MX DohbAKS A VHAIb AND
PiesTA'.M PPHPAID.
Every 0u3 SiioaM S&rife for It.
,; i' r - '--i w.i -i.'-ir-j .i j-'l-iry
lf i ;' a;-'. ' V ,t ii he iiiji, :.l-i a Ti PT itn" i'i!f
I :ii:r I't-j ili-T. !,:r'e. Iiv. In ! 1 ;t':i-J . uf Jci-j-
r, ;'oiv.i;..ii.if ui -'L ia u' ih'.m x a n I Uinii:.ii:
;! I..t -i t,-. .v-. an !. l y.-n l 'jTi.-ii-.n. iil-uI it,
r v.-U.,; '. ' :t:i-l t titfrrnian: I'.iiiy
l-.-ini j ui'i;-!. i": ' i I S-':i; I u I!
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::'.: i-i ::ir c.tr-i F-r U. ! oi Ii-.tw i- i:,:;.ri.v ,:
v !! i:- ;t :r p.-p! ;. i : !ir i.:rtr"s? pip t r ti t.."
S-''. Mi.;i''''ii!'f I i---:m tii in y ! P -r;y .-euij"
i-; .ii.Tli r t:;fi'y. .i.- t !i i i ir-'is --" f t(.- ( i-i-.ti
P jM'ri'n II tl I riv;:: l : I .! :'t !.! '.'. a t.y Ut.: .1 :i It :
u-'t trrtj ir :n '!i -i :tr:'t "1 I ! u ', '"-. ii.i-iti-:-r
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t'urin' i'il Ki j'or.-'. h .;uf ;it. I t..-.r-rn: la. I rtn i iv-
.i::N- .Uniki ; ari-i (b! Kj-p-t.m rv-
1 .irr-i.t fv in .- -ily, i.;-:ti n- I v.-:
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(irdhii .--:'.-.y, -f .. vu V U.tIk r i r :.-.--eiuitr,
t!ii r.I ;i it. ::rr-T. fd.'i -ikiI m::i',
i!ic r,;r:ii.T or tho V v.r.V.w, t!i- PiypMt'-ii trt'l
I-.tm 1 a moon v ilmiMft aut rH:i!.! joiirr..il, v.z-.i
:i --ci-h w.; c.iti rh;r;uMv f,.!u:u' u l ii to tht ro
puMi'. tv.c l.i-t t-vitiHin-f ol tiie -.wpul u itv
I ;he Di-puf-h i-t tucl ta:it it io r.-.ul ly:til
r. ;:r-I! '"ot ot C.i:rr ry. Cnt'l nr I'olbi. s.
ac. l vii;-- u rirt-u'.'.tii'.i i:i r'. ti. t:i i'Ui.!: I); it -i
a:iv pip-'r in tl -u!-i :' " l':tiiif!''lphi:i.
i Ll. b.S.-ily in.itl f. pi'.mU Ju?..-rit:rr..
:i:' pr -p.it t, $rij i r ;ili::U:n; iu rim s ut 1", tm.
S. r- 1 mv a-nts -r r irri.TS to inirl nn-iTi:,Toi
at U wine tK-r 'c U. l"oLin:if:er- ;irc uu!it r:zi'.l
ti r- .-i ivc .-if.iik u!'rii.f.'rs at j i t
Tie I eeiir Diopicii
0 (lf thc ( -'J,,,. C'Le.llu's
, 1
am' Fiimily Xcavs-
papt-rs Puhlishi-el.
Mi One SMI Stele for It
Ti:
li::' -urir W.-
kly I)i-.:il.-h. like Hi- p.iih-
i' l.riiK" 1 ir .in efeiir, 11. w tvi. ni-.O is m nl il
I fr.m .
1 .
-.- ! . -'. !W ITi'll n-iOriC nf th iO.S:ilrf.-if .-..ni.il"
! i.:i.miiiiirtv-ix r .lun.n .f m.li.-r. .-inl.ra. i
i' -. . i-'i -o-ti i. 1. i.. a ir.rc inn., : n. i-r, ,
::!! Oi- m..r.. im;ir:u-it ne-ws of tiin .-"k i-'.-r.i?.
l.e.S Oliril -IX C llllliriS (II IIl-llOT 4-111 M. :ni.-
' !' !' 11 col nn-l MTi'..-!!-.i-. ttnl e.iiii'iiiiicnolliinir
! .i-. ii t.. a -.-n.-r.il kn.m le.lif,- r ever. thin;;. a
! oi'.-ri e. lcui-.ir;.ia e Ur. u-ii.iut. thc i.u u'trv. Ir..
1 e -.-l a.. ;i n -wo..t:.'-r. it U n..t jiimm,.,! i.v n.r.
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