Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1877, Page 2

. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1877, : older. 11wan more intarested when [ was ennnlng for the Asrembly, than when I ran for President, When I was defeated § knew it meant rest, and it took me at least Lwo years to get over an election & Western Railrond. W. C. Gulliver, of New York, repreacnta the complainants, No day fs {rt sot for a hearing, Similar proceedings have con fustituted ugainat the road in Indisna. declared as five for Hayes and | most Intimate fricnds now in Washington, a8 | delivered during the day ot No. 59 Liberty “{';x’r;;':e theigHnop ecrarn Zon well as from Gen. Grant, that a militia policy | atreet, and during the nigit at the Everett er. - e eouinears of VirGlals wan read, gnd rates | toward Loutstann fs no longer to bo preesed, Tn | House, in scconlance with orlers left at the tel- 1alatiire has no cnrlml over such contracte. 480, too, in matters which do not aflect. publi in- terest, and aa to which legisiative control may be excrelsed, If thero are no etatutory regula- TIIE COURTS. and llendricks. fact, Levy, one of tho Roprescntatives from that | ezraph office; that nonc of the telegrms | togfles " 0 l0oiiom tlons upon tha aublect, the courts nuist dcters g phisulitehclast b= William Arlington Practically Banished Tho votes of Weet Virgina were next annonneed | State, In his fpeech to-day, announced thisopen- | were received st Gramnercy Park, even -q,k,’,m.."»n,‘; talk extreme rometimes, when | minc what is rensonable, The controlling fact IDAHO PETE. from Chicago Anqve sar Fllden 4nd Nendricks Iy, Inconcluding his remarks ho sald: * Ibe- [ when dirccted there, mnor wero an- | there s nodanger.™ i the power to regulate atall, 1t that cxiste, : g0 NS e rAsTRTATE. Hove the tratnful assurances from promincnt | swers sent from there. Telegrams wero [ . *'Don't you bellevo Heyes will makea good | the right to eatablish the masimuin of charge ns Ifow Tiwo Old Trappers and Indlan-Fightors Talked Each Other to Death. Sait Lake [leratd. When Idato Peto made his appearanco in camp the other day, thero was quite an excite- Preaident?” $iThat fs to be presnmed, m‘e‘g{‘nflv:’gyn any idea of his Bouthern policy or *iNone, except ms they may develope. Mr. Tiayes has this ndvantag. fle ia ‘nnder tho advice one of tho means of regulation Is {mplied; In fact, common law rule, which requires a charge to be reasonable, 8 ftsclf a regulation as to price, without which the owner could make his tates at will, and compel the public Lo yicld to 'The State of Wisconsin, with ten votes for flayes | memhers of the Repubifean party, high In tho | opened by sich members as wero present at the and Wheeler. The certificates of Wieconsin having | onnqonce of Mr. Ifayes, that in the event of | time. None of the clpher telegramis were deliv. beon read, Jir. Lynde presented objections signec | o ton to the Presidency he will be guided | £féd at Gramerey Tark, and Gov. “Tiklen never gy Senntors Barnum, MeDanald, Kelly, Couper. and s clection to the Preaidency he gulded [ L0 nything of any n‘ph" telegeams recelved ohneion, and nrgrevcmlll\'t! Lynde, Durchard, | hy a policy of concillation towaris the Southern | from or sent to Oregon. Judements and New Soits~Insurants Company Reports—dn Dankrapey, Fulte, Tacker, Spmneer i, Ve haner i, | States. That he wil ik cagnnvraD aonoun” puparcn | af B o trlonds, and o will no bo grealy ham- | SR Y [SCH0 N 08, K% THSUNAR | ment among the faponta Poto wana talkist. | .ttt IMASEE oA AE) KUY LTS e el Bowns, orie of the Fiectora for the State of Wi NOT USH TUN FEDERAL AUTNORITY wwas never seen by Gov, Tilden, or its contents | PIETUT PRCTY ik o 18 honest1? tion of tuo United Btates, and that there 1s no | It was.said of him that o had depopulated a |; r g hin {lington, another hurnt-cork artist, charging him withsome crookedness, and yesterday a decree waa ‘finaliy entered. It sceme that the three had in 1804 been In partnership tn the minstrel business, .In November.of that year Arlington eold ont (o "Kelly & Leon, recelving 81,750 In cashand four notes for $1,600 more. After the firat nota war pald the volatile Dilly wanted to go back into the business agaln, Kelly & Leon sgroed that he should bo mllowod o .do %0 on repaying tho 81y750 and enrrendering 'the pary nereblp, but he | convenlently forgot g kecp his agrcoment.’, His patincrs subsequently learned that the threo remainicg notes wore In the hands of Georgo I, and Lycurgos Laflin, whe . becanac ho held the office of Ponelon Eur. - | known to him. fifl;“,‘“ ellcfim!nrnw%urfl:c:rfl ‘tha Pepnion Omeo | OF t(hu ""E’ ‘w“‘lnlrcehmla ";?': ?:‘“:lf: l::::m"( Col. Pclton further stated that telegrams rior to and on Nov. 7, 1876, the day of the Presi- | ments not ol elr cholee, bu addressed to him (Pelton). were often opened entfa] election, and on Dec. 6, 1670, on whigh | these States will leave theirown peoplo tosettlo | and read and answered without his knowlng 487 Do datimed 5 ant bia vote s am Electort It | 4ho matter peacclully for themsclves. ‘This, | amything of them, and eomo tolegrams put i ::m mffi,;’:",;fl:nf :h‘:n‘}:.“m bo constifntionsily | too, Is the opinion of Presiient Grant, which ho | evldence purporting to have come to him hednhnl EDpointed an Elncior for the Stato of Wieconain, of | Ireely exprerses, and which Iam satisfied ho | not recounize as havlig coma to his knowledge, mfé’n snch under the Canstitation of the Unlted | iy out and adhere to. Under thess and were never recefved by hun, U'he velegram Btates; that said Dosens wae not, therefore, dol carry A from Portland, Oregon, dated Nov, 28, pu‘r(pnfl. appointed un Elector for sald State, and tlat hfs | clrcumstances, pretermitting at least at this | (g to bo signud by Patrick nnd Senator Kelly, votecannot by mn-llmflfir_n‘nu; T'-‘lfl;‘:;flh thne any discusslon of the manner and means | wr bm\'cr trnns)‘:]:(c(’l'nr fi:‘tlo by l||h‘|| (Pelton), TIB BENA’ vhicl al ¢ never understood contaln & propo- The Senate, At 11305, retired to ita chamber, [ VY Which ":‘"fl':“-"“ pa soain '"‘g Prest- | atl be prop #0. that the [Tonses might separately consider and | dency, satisfied from the actlon of Congrel PURCHASE A NEPUBLICAN ELECTOR determine the objectlons, that his accessfon to the offico Is well nigh an | yor ang othier Elector. fle never snctioned o e L e T Mitlnsoe | gomplished facty I do ot Teeltate, for tho | e furnishing of moncy tatho purchaso of an 41 That [s always to bo presumed. Tdonot know 3ir, Mayes personally. ' ** Don't you think the extremlists will fillbuster until it 1stoo latar" *“Tdo not. e feel, as Democrats, that a great wrong hns been dono, and I think itis onlyn da- sire on tho part of some of them to carry things Just wo farnsa FINAL PROTEST DEFORE SURRENDERING, In thin rexpect Mr, Mayes will go into office ander adleadvantage, which ho will have hard work to remove. | bellove everything will tarn out p ful, and 1 do not anticipate Any scrious trouble. OCHICAGO. THE GREENDACKERS, error in the judgment,” few camps In Nevada, and started the first grave- e yard In Treasuro 11111, Having talked unceas- ingly night and day for two wecks in Owene, Valiey, the boys put a leather muzzle on him, A commiittce was appointed to sco him from the country, and he was unmuzzied and turned 1oosc on tho borders of Arleona, Ilow ho man- aged to find us outis s mystery, buthero he was, and made himeelf heard, too. Bjngham could always bonstof a fow talkers; And perhaps on staic ocenglons we could ralse one good uno, Men of a’speculative turn who had heard of Pete, thought this a good chancs to l{]y his D The once celcbrated cnse of Mann & Scott was a proceeding by fuformation in the Crim- fnal Court of Cook County on hehalf of the ngrle agafnst fra Y. Munnand Georze L. t for a violation of the 8d and 4th Bections of an act of the General Assembly of this Btate, commonly known na the Warchouse law, by refusing to take out a license, ete. The In- formation was filed by the State's Attorney at the July term, 1872. The case having then heen tried by the Qourt slone, defendants were found guilty. The case went tothe Supreme Court of the Btate, and in Fclruary, 1874, an opinion 0e N h powers or kill him, and “hiey went Lo the er 10 b read. ventons befor stated, to declard that, actusted | Elector in Oregon, - Nof did any ono cisc to his | _Tho survivors of the Greenback party met at tho | Y43 fiven by, Chiet Justico Lirceso wfllrming the | powers o8 S0 280 GHE Uttt kiiown s | claimed to hold them aa socurity fot & oan of 300, A RICK ALTOGETIIER. by a sensc of duty to Loulstana, I shall throw | knowledge. His purpose was simply to furnish | Tremont Honso last night, and Mr, McNally in | the same time passing upon’ the con- | the Scatterer. Tho Laflina subsequently began a sult In attach. preslding contemplated abont forty constituents. Tho temporary secretaries, some oighty In number, swere all abeent, and Mr, Bharp having been nomle nated to that position declined hecanse he had no glasecs. Mr. Whitaker and Mr. €pringer both declined for warlous reasons, though hotly enpported by Mr. Camcron. Tho fact s, 8o much trouble has arisen in tho adoption of minutes at snbsoquent meotings that the ofice s not A sincenre, Pending the discussfon, Mr. fr, L Ints 4 with 8 motion for a re« the Democratle Committes of Oregon with auf- o L i witharor I to allow My, | no obstacle by “'I‘YL;““"“I"{h"""gI"' '“'“;’ in tho | siont funds to meet their Jurt and legitimate Mills' resolatiun to be read. Itwas road as fol- | way of the compiction of the Electoral count, | expenses of sustaining thelr rights. Tle never lows : % but, relying on the good rnllh‘itho integrity.and | heard it lnum?texll by c:'r‘n; <;nc 3“: Gov. flrourxi}-, Warnzas, On the 7th of November, 187, anelec- | yhg truthfulness of the gentlemen who have | orany one olsein olfice In Oregon, was ta be g .".fa“'v.’:‘fi"eé"4%.xfi:%'.'.':f‘.‘.“:L:infl.'f:‘gg‘;'{s‘:‘fi’.!‘:'g' isen tho assurances, and. having faith in thelr | Pald ansthing nor that, Cronin was fo be puld 3 o 3 ajorityof and Electors fararalle lo,tne Flectio® sl | tndivldual persunal honor, I shall unbesitating- | neter hoard that any monoy was_ desired for s 8 & Heddriels for, Vice:President were duly and cauntiea: | g dischnrge tho dats,dnd call ipon thoso of my | such a purpose until hio saw tha evidenco beforo e et o raturns of sald electlon {n the Etates | fellow-membera who have leen Influenced fn | the Senate Committee. of Louistand and Fiorida were duly male fooficarain | thelr action on this question by a desite to pro- ‘They were Introduced In the Qriln House parlur, and eyed cach other for a while. “Nearly thirty years now, boys, sinco I first struck the Coaat, ond il be tetotally broom- handled It this Isn't the'dogonest Territory out of hesl.™ This was Peto’s first put, and Scaiterer felt 1t his duty to remark that “har warn't o plie of bones on top of ground that rattled over inore squareacres of unsurveyed land than yotirs teuly, Jiat sich Jookln’ fndividuals like my stitutionality of “the law, which had been brought In question. The deciston aMrmed the law nnd nsscrted that no richt or property of defendants had been Injured et:{ Ita existence, After a rehearing had been denfed the case went to thio Federal Court, and_the decislon nbove given has just been reached. It afirms the de- clision ot the State Court ns will be sccn on rending, A considerablo number of ather cases of tho same character were deferred by Stato’s ment agalnst Kelly and Leon to recover the amount of the notes, and the latier replicd by filing a bill sgainst Arlington and the Laflins to preventa transfor of tho notes, and jo have thein delivered up, Sult foran Account was also begun agaimst Arlington, . The caros dragged along alowly, the complain. ants being away from time to timo on thelr tours, and In 1871 tho papers wero all burned. They ¥ 5 Attoruey Reed to awalt the declsion fn this | humble selt madotoc-paths for aich cawhides | wara subsequently restored, and last fall the ::L‘,.'i:".‘.f:v&’é o cemiryie e ot Klcatorss ad | toct Loulsiana and South Carolina to foin me in PUBLIC SENTIMEN' Murphy, onc of the Sccretaries, came In. cako. aa yours to find yer way Lo this country, nn‘l DUl | canes were roforred 1o the Master fn ly“-'}-fa'r';:{'{«xfil"e m}:;“‘.:'r‘mi ?flfi'fl ;w:ran(n ot | the course which I feel called upon and justified TIE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE. The reports of tho Committees were called for, 'l;lus announcemont that the Supreme Court | be nllll;le(k 'lmx:,!im hl“ml?rl"l?“}?: '.I’I h :sy fi'm,','. cmmw? o take Foofe; Yeatordny e M A A |t pursulng Tansrono, Conn, March 1Tl Senato | aui e, Seanian, appolated with vegard to the | WLENECR L 0" areio,Sen s i | fothanid minercrbisho thoso valeya of ‘the | e Jaigo Karel thea urderat » Uscre o Audulently cer e clec vy X 3 3 dre‘fve':r-l;l::\‘y:n_le_:;llw;gsm;m b A S ik KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS. passed the resotution which passed tho Houro | cterusl finces of ihings, Chalrman of the Commit. | M nIXed feoling By tho Warshossien, | Pho entered gequiring tha Lafllns to suerender tho untes tée on Hiring a Hall, anked for furthor time, which was gronted, e haa beon looklng at the old Cos- mop Clnb room; but found It too high—geograph- mountalne, I'm o ltml;iht out an' outery I an, Renstriko fn o hola either land foresids, winder or upper, with any slab-sided, prickly- frauduiestly gave ceriiicatesof clection to mal per: Nouo of the Bouthern Democrats have be- | Wednesday, that as the Electoral Cominfssion Bibs who were defeated, aimd refused them to tf haved better during tho wholo of the Presi- | has pussed upon all questions at fssuc fn such persons who were elected; and large gmln—nwn\gn husiness {n this city, al- in IhWolnutlon mado by Kelly and eon N though they were relieved to know that some % 21, 1 f on the payment of $200 by complainanta O o T e A ndutent certificateawers | dential contest in the House of Representatives | way aa to mako futherford I, Hayes and Will- | tcafiy'and In pefce. gort of ccialon had been roached. r. Wheeler, pear-cating guloo that eyer nr:gdllc‘t‘lut’lmn back T B A e o waraktmiy {"r’;";g‘;“"h'.‘ Commisclon to inveatigate and report 1o | than John Young Brown, Miiton Durham, and | fam A, Wheeler, Presldent and- Vice-P'resfdent | Thecalling of the roll of warda developed no 2‘&0"‘"‘;"‘)3' lltlgl:: ‘l‘}’gfl“figmgs‘ EI‘:I‘:'I )5(‘!"‘ :‘m’; m\']‘fiuf; nwcv:rLelft:;v‘::d tolfix\-ur, i Sake e,,m,mllm,lm broseenting iy .“It on'tho potes, e e Henry Watterson, of Kentucky. In tho midst | of thio United States, I s tho duty of Congress | sterilngintcligence, 0 oiution: | one, as it dlseriminated bobween olovator owns | Utah In mino every tinie, strangen Hera | i " server 85460 from Arincan besiien pVitEnxss. Beld Commimton refused to Incoatiants | of the groatest confusion to-lay, Brown, atand- | to eansa a prompt declaration of the reault be- Hltetbr choted by Ty Susliged’ Yotom of sat Btatcat | fng (n tho alsle by bis scat, denounced tho | foro the 4thof Marchs that any attempt to do- n " enzas, 1t appears. fn the count of the Electorat | owdy clement in the House, which was dis- | fuat the operation of the Constitution and laws ot e ol s | aing thonamo o s Amercan Congros n | by Mtary motiona & thohuriii Sty Isheltnd vuleunt veriiying faiso sotee, Saiucly, | unmensured terme, and told them to thetr faces | fy08 %) O TRITENE 10 GO aston, and. the T et hoxcs L thy severay | thatit was th duty of tho oflicers of tho Houso | great injury which would follow 1if an Interre- B not n 1aajority In 81id Jolnt count of 1} the | tomnke them behave themeclves, When n de- | gnum takes place will cause the indignant repro- o8, It Hlectars appointed In accoraance withi thatermaof the | \on"owns “made that tho strangers, of whom | bation of all good citizens to be visited upon HERE i, jiutherford B Hages has not recelved & | weveral hundred had been admitted, should be nwa& w&m may p_x‘-odqm sucha result. Tho voto D p;’a':llllw and leaallt | furncd off thio floor and out of the cloak-rooma, | Stood 10 yeas to 3 nays. it Tonatltuiton havine Dappeacd when 1t becomes the | Hrown exclalmed thot the confusion was dug A PINAL SPASM. WIRRK A titled to recover 82,450 from Arllnuton besldes the amount duc on the partncrahip, and in case he !llh.'dlopl{ the sum thoy shoulil be allowedto 1asuo execution sgalnat any Fmrarly ho may have in this city or county. All of which conatitutes another reaxon In nddition to the one heretofora existing, “'ll{ William Arlington will not proba. bly mako his home in this clty again, ADMISSION OF ATTORKEYA TO THE FEDERAL COURTS, The practico {n tho Federal Courts heretotors has been that sttornoys of other States could not peactico in the Unlted States Conrts here, unless they hid boen nduittad to the Btato Courls herr, an; era In Chicago and other clties. If the Juw had been made applicablo to all towns In the State he would have no fault to find with it, althouch ha still held that the Legislature had no right to fix tho price of storage in privatowarchouacs. The samo oplnion was expressed hy George M. How & Co., Flint, Thompson & Co., Armour, Dole & Co., slthouzl all agreed that they ‘would, of course, have to ablde lv[v the declsion of the Supreme Court, This will comnpel them to take out licenses, and will prevent them from charging moro than a cerinla maximum rate for Tienoleed. That wosre opposed to the binl viding o et FesamptIon Intrdtood. Info 118 SENAts i, 8 of Ohto, helfeving it another schema of the bondholders and gold gamblers 1o forther enrich themeclves at the expenss of tha masses, and w call pon the members of Congress from Titinots to throw their influcnca snd Yotos sRainst the pamage of such blll, ‘The resolation was enthusiastically adopted. Mr. Whalte_fntroduccd & resolution that esch Girecnbacker ha furnialied with a biank book, with the Greenback constitation In front, and a tralned canvasser behind 1t, and when fifteen namea b been secured, that & meeting be called. Mr. Cameron went for Mr. Walite, and sald that Beatterer stopped to spit, and before the tobaceo- Julce had got {;fl.o position on the floor, Pete had settled down to his wurklike a professional, and by the time poor Beatterer realized thu be bhad met his mateh, Pete had rattled off twenty-live years of hisexpericace on the Western slope: Continued Pete: 4T do not bonst much. I've got over the time when the sight of a plece of guartz or o nugget made iny heels lteh. I've traveled too much to be taken by surprise. I have yearaago settled down to an unPruJud[cet] obscrvation of ihe West, Thave made 2% ¢ Speci » storage. tho varous scctions of hat It was not suficient that they practiced In auty of e oure ot lieprcicnialives to pocedinne; | o o beliaylor of the members themaclves, | - xuc Yo Mared, LeeTummany Hialt'a Gon- | 10t gentloman had ofterod s rotolution In_con- SN P e easton of those wiiom T metdn my wander- | tho Kedsral Gours of anothior trict, ontside of Tor (e enaUng FOUF yearss Hherefore, The peoplo In the lobbles, ho sald, would bo | el Commitiee to-night adopted long fesniis. | fonanca with tho constitution, aad b felt In-his {ngs & spectal study, and nature, (ogetiier witlsn | thia State, o in tho United Statos Supreme Cauri, Desalred, "{ {0 lause o Jiey resentatives, That satd | nshamed to bebave as members of Congreas | $ions enoutieing * the preat conspiracy of forco | heart that organization had become & thing of the THE RAILROADS. fair liberal cd\lmilun has endowed me with | $o entitl them to practice here, This han been Rouse procead immediately, in opedience tothe Conatl- | \rara dolng. 01 cing ore plracy. past, never to be effected. unlities eminently sulted to the study of mar- pnmnny remedied by Judge Drummond, who Je tutloni, (o clicoss & President from i persons having GLOVEL, OF MISROURY, and fraud now approaching o successful con- M#. Gettloaon went for Mr. Cameron, and offered n q nently i erday causcd the following order.to be entered: e highect numder of votes. not exveeding three an L y summation.” The resolutions conclude: anothor resolution appointing a commlltes to draft | TIE NEW ORLEANS, 8T, LOUIS & | kind, After years of patlent, persistent toil In | Fo0i0 toe SOy person shall have bee intror nanlts ok eabrradeit, : 3‘;&"‘;{,‘;",{{5}:‘,‘:{;‘,‘:" \ho iad universally ¥oled | 1y wohalf of the Democracy of the City of Now | amew constitntion, CHICAGO. iny”pocullas avocatius, tho sain total ls: What | gt prigtice fo b&”""“ oo Court Gt s i e 1 ‘The Chail . Gotlleson, and eaid his - | the jor. 0 tho Caucasiau in liternf Uniied Btates, Tie shall bo sdmitted asof course and Mr. Lynde wan recopnized by the fpesker as nn ccful proceedings fn the strongest lancuaze lr'l’r'.!‘m"”v.v"u"é‘l-’.'".'}fi.';eé“ffl&féfl'.‘.'.i‘:"u ur'l‘l'c")ru":f" retolution was “‘;‘!:l.l:t' tior andes the Constita: Anumber of wentlemen whoown or hotd gork- | 20 EEC, art; what the Chinaman s to tho | Without furinér motlan to prantico In this Court. ohjector in the Wisconsin vote, and offered a reso- | ko conld command. He urged the gentlemen | gostable than any other treason to the bost of Gos Iution that tho vote of Downs be Dot caunted, be- | ot to forget that "'“{, wero members of Con- | ermments ant mars infamoiis than. any usurpation, cauno he held an oftice of trast and profit “"d""'h“ aress, and that their behavior was simply dis- | Ttisdisloyally to the Republic and to republican S Brectne vt POb conutlias | gracaful, aclf-government. . 1¢ ln tralturous to_tho relyn_ of e R e resolution as a sub- | , With very few oxceptions the flibusters havo | Justice and lawa, 1t enthrones [raud, hetrayen peo- solidated mortgaze bonds of the New Orlenns, Jackson & Great Northern and the Misstssippl Central Railroad Companics, now known as the New Orleans, St. Lonls & Chicago Raflrond, INSUKANOE COMPANIES' REPONTB—TIIE BTATE. ‘The followlniz 18 the report of Homer Couk, As- slgneo of the Siate Insnrance Com{mn{. of his col- lio last dlvidend American {n_modern civlilzation and culture; what the chicken-hawk 18 to tho dove; what the skunk {8 to the fawn, so Is auaverago polygumist to tho buzzard 1" tion, ‘Then Mr. Guttlenon went for the Constitution, and collaterally for Mr. Cameron. Tha resolutions wero then bolled down into s lcctiona and axgendllnru einco meeting of Feb, 10 aragraph providing for the farnishing of Camp- bewdt t6.4blia wid dn- favoF ot tha g 7 | DeiE whrka ta tho people, and thin was adopted.’ | held a meeting in New York o fow days ago, for | o Th0 betting up to this was In fa 'S | Caah on biand Feo, 10, stituie. shown an utter dlareganl of all rules of the | ie's trust, sand subveris 8 peoplc’s soverelynt: el 3 % i Scatterer; but Pete had the floor, and things | & St At tits point (11:40) 8 message from tho Sensto | llouee, ns well ns Parllamentary practices, and | Ve Summen bicky honest mun (1, By (Uil | o et el v or liad got an ldea that Hettio- | tho purposo of consldering what courso of uctlon | jooked hiue for Dinghamy's favorite, Som onc, | “hecieasice annofinced that the ohjection for the firet time v " tnany years | ynnod tho Constitation and the laws, to joln in | club, and he wanld help, etc., to the bost, etc, | 83 most expedient In view of the present con- | who had n few twentles bet on him, proposc nu;;r"m& HAD NOT BLEN BUSTAINED. havo fntroduced Into the Amerienn Congzress | doteating at every ballot-box Iit the United States, | The Chiair rald that was ‘il 'right; but tho Central | dition of tho road. Over $1,000,000 worth of | to sct offa bunch of firo-crackers under Lete's urse The annasncement was greeted with a very gen- | the tactles and the practives of ward politiclans. | with overwhelmi ower, tho aodacious con- | Committec had nothing to do with it, And conse- ‘hair, atterer a show to slip in o i ¢ral lapping of hands on the iepublican sif'and | The acone to-lay, when Heice stood on the top | iveer, the willingnsiraments, and 81l accom- bonds wero ropresented, and lotters wera re- | chalt, 5o as to give Scalto n Tatal quently his resolution was, in parliamentary word, After n stormy discussion, tho motion in the gallerien. This demonstration annoyed the ) o 0 celved from other caplitalists who own bonds . ¥ i THE MUTUAL BECURITT; il adcnmanon MRt | b memion aco nd el Lospeay | s sy gt el | ipaciony MO 1 e mont wut v | wmd g i sty i th ohjct of h | Miag et i thteeseull oked e | el s S i Scte N Snenker Gitected.the Tobblos to be cleared, | dtr would have disgraced thio New York Com- CINCINNATL, e alos ke tha” arebiectis secnony | etk Mr. Wilson G. Hunt stated that | of hulldozing would forfait the wlakosine 1nct, | Goahon hand Fepe 1. #1704 bt anbmitted_to the House the question as to [ mon Council CivcisNaTt, 0., March 1.—Tho following | 0r'00 Roun that Jack built, in which he went, ik hoy entrnl roa ompany, | o counted otit. The lampa were now trimmed, | Expeaded—otice Ten L~ im clearing the gallerics, nhd there was a very decidei IN ITA WONST DAYS. reambla and resolutions were adopted by the | With'somo deploranly bad reading, for Tne Tnin. | Phich Bolds second niortgage bonds to alurge | ot Pete had the floor. ~ Ten o'clock came, Balancs on hand, 10,00 majority azalnst it. 1t I8 fortunate for the vountry as well as for- | Board of Tmde to-night and telegmphed to Mr. Lynde then moved a recesn tiil 10 o'clock to- | tunate for the honor and reputation of the | Mesars. Sayler and Baouing: morrow morning. Kojected, ~00 to 148, American Congress that at leost three-fourths Wueneas, The mercantile and manafacturing s on SOMTROMISE PHOFOSITION. of the meu wlio were responsiblo for these dls- | Interests of the conntry demand a “speedy scitle- At 12: 20 Nir. Wood (N, Y.) mindoa proposition | reputable procecdings have heen defeated by | ment of the Presidential contert: therefore, be it that the Honse tako a recess till 10 o cluck to-mor- | phefr unllsluucml, and after the 4th of Marc Resolred, By tho Board of Trade of Cincinnali, amount, favored the consolldation of the ro: and their branches into _one’good corporation which vould be operated by the credftors. . This ghn scemed tho ouly ono by which the stock- olders could secureé themselves {rom a heavy loss on thelr provious investment. Thero wis vNE, the Commission, and the State of Loulslans, and condesuned the whole ontft as unworthy tho names of American citizens. Mr. 1oyt moved the refcrence of the resolutions to a apccinl committea of sixteen. Mr, Waito arosa to a point of order, and poor Beattercr could not get in a word with a thin case knife. Peto had beon following up the vigilantes in San_ Francieco, and at 12 o’clock had wof as far as the banging of Cortez. Pcte was iiot o ‘“law TIE CHICAGO FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, . K. Murphy, Ansigneo of tha above Company, reports as follow Cash Feb 1, Expended,. nd clalmed Yow, and that at 1 0'clock the vote shall bo taken f 1t ot Tepreseniatives In Gongrean e earnestly | that the resolutions wero notgormain to tho abject | g dem ¢ and order ¥ man, and ho dwelt with pathos on | 0 o0 png, fow o TS il At LOVISTANA R i it cpety o 10 peso | 0 o, wenl 4 e donsh | P masient, vkt 8 | ot sl e, et e, | ke MR o, gl B that Friliay, hanzman's duy, had beon nahered In, 3 ey tias beon chartered to leave licra for Washing- | the fesoli/ions pase, Seging, fonl by, ot 0,80 | tho prelimiinary steps in' the Southern courts, | faeris soul, an ho BImeelt was 1o Cullfornia | Lo 1t aad & woel auo he Jort hot, caresing af ber, 1875, and a woek ago he left her, carrying off Tulf of her own soparato porsontl proporty. fo s in the hublt of getilni drunk and abusing her, and day to witness tho consummation of tho TUE PRESIDENT'S POLICT. thn Saturday night to conve&nwnlu to witness | (00 Nirs. ufte a number left and bad met with signal success. Recelvers R Ibien: "{“"""“ dowho had taken stops, during that stormy—almost_ rovolutionary— a fit villsiny and scandal of this proceeding, and 0'Brien Bpecial Dispatch to The Tridune, the inaugural ceremonles. portod, "This was fust. what Peto wanted, and deslgnated Wood, of New York, ‘as the high | Wasuixaroy, D, C., March 1,—Tho Presl. | to-night for that purpos (D)n motion, the rosolutions were lald upon the table, for tho past two months at least, to ¥ hna repeatodly threatencd to shoot, polson, or Tt Ghtho 'f,“,{',‘:}f'“"n'}"f,‘,{‘o'l‘:“ '"‘.'hz‘l"‘"',{ deut's determination to modify Gen. Augur's On motlon, the Commitica adjourncd untll | gco thiat the money of the stockholders waa not | foii c?flflgc.n? ob v}gag’l_!ucro(hhu)u that he | Chorwles murdor hor. - in fiflfl"qlleng' of this p:;u:l“ :lckhu‘ynhhu-wi:‘.' e e orders n regard to his treatment of Loulslaua SOUTII CAROLINA. Thurensy.svanlug NO GO, "”‘cd.] Anil 8 foraclomire anle ol Uie Now Or wild shout from o hundred throats broke “Xf.'&i .\‘\’Vcl)m;: 'J:; :llg:lw-ug'lll agalnat her huse "Mr. Wood then deciared that if s propasition | affairs 0s soon as the Electoral count, {8 com- THE OUBERNATOBIAL 1MNROGLIO. Tho Democrscy af thio Kaventh Ward wera to | 1caus, Juckaon & dreat Northorn Mallroad was | ¢hio stillness of. the night. & Beatterer cieped | pind, Ramusl & Wallnco, aeking for & divorco oa were not asecnted to Lo would never loave tho kol | oo oq oo soritly boached,, N New Yonk, March 1.—A Charleston (8. C.) | have met last ovening at No, 508 West Madison ve 3 7 in, and Is just hoelng It down.” yelled one of bis | account of his desertion, until the connt was fintshed. pleted is not one recently reached. Nearly two dispatch says: * A few dofs azo o storo was | streot, but did not connect for some cause ot an- of March. ‘The date of the salo of tho Missiasip- | pvicers, Pete's backers claimed a foul, Sonmie LB > THE DEBATE, montls ao, when it first became apparent that | TARSER BRGS0 R A AR R A | othor., The only homans who came durlag the ro- rl Central was not definltely ‘mf‘[b“l would bo | 4ug drupped red pepper on his mustache—to- | In the case of Henry Lewis et al. va, Darham ¥, At10'clock the twa-hours' debate an the objec- | the Elcctoral controversy was likely to be set- | fobbed at Waterloo, Colleton County. porie's waliing for tho arrival of the Siman-Purey | Ju tho early part of April, 'Tho Iillnols Contral | {iing elsc, they said, could muko him snceze, | Keeney ot al., dudga Mooro yestordsy appointed tion mmmnn:cd.““m‘ S tled In an ninfcable munuer, the President fne Hampton Trial Justice, failing to sccurs one of | wero Gen. 0. L. Mann, Justice Ealisbury, and | Railroad Company was very desirous that imeas- william D. Gibson Recelver under a bond for Anyhow Lo lost his zrl’p. for Scatterer just then was * hoeing It down ¥ in carnest. Ilis friends had nearly all gone to bod—* where's the use," sald they, * Scatterer hna lim now, and Pele’s goosc Is cooked.” . 2 We placed our car to the key-hole, for the were locked up {n the room and the key deposi| ed In Phelan &' Huys® safo, Bcatterér’s volce was o little huaky, but he was up to his ciin in Flina Shipman, and (hoy concluded that they would not organize. THE BOUTI TOWN, ‘The coming town eloctions soem just now (o absorb tho attention of busincss-men and ‘tax- payers, yot thero aro hut few who appreciate the witustion. Tue Tuinuxez has previons) yfilvcn the detafls of tho plana lald by the bummners to carry thelr points, They arenot idle by any means. They aro at present plottingday and night, and the wicked leaders are laying low for the emer- gency when their plans shall bese frult, They are fizhting for a livine,—a living by stealing from ures should bu taken which would cnable ull the consolldated bondholders ta rnfl.(mnnto 1f they choso In the forcclosuro of these roads. The legal expenses Incurrcd so for hal been very llgv\,:lt, and it was estimated that cven il a consolldation was cffccted the full cost would not average more than $20 for cach 8500 bond. Bone discussion followed tho statement, o fow of tho boudholders thinking that a larger portion of thelr number ahould he present beforo declsivo actlon wostaken, Thero were some ditliculties in the way of forming a the alleged thicves, called upon a Bherlila M. Mills made o rpeech in fovor of his resoln. | formed some of the Represcntatiyes from Lou- ) om0 which he characterized tho representativen | fslana confldentially of what he fntended to do, | PO%C Which was also resisted, and the Sherift, of the :\merlcnnfimcnlull cowering 1 the dust. d oyery event which has since occurred in after consnltstion with Gov. Hampton, has Tho people, he eald, dare maintaln their | Bid every IR summoned 1,000 men to arrst the thief and his rights, but dn\e peoplo’s repreeentatives | that Btate has tended to strengthen his | rrionds, who say they do not recognize the o Qare.hot so. Thelr =~ fathors, = if | bhollef In the wisdom of the policy | ilampton Trisl Justice, and will not submi they, pould look dlawn upen tiom from Heavolh |mow to. Lo adopted. In converrnllun lKu’l‘!O under his warrant.” b 1Y despot who only commanded an lrm‘y:nl abont | with a Representative, from Louistana | ~CHABLESTON, S G Murch 1Somo oxoite 15,580 men, une-balf of whoin aympatilzed wih | (oay, e retiteratod bis Inteution of dolo | {i5"Combaen rlofs of Tast fail. Nows was ro- s what lio could to allow the peoplo of that Btate | celved that a band of 100 niegrocs hinu fired on o 000, n tho cass of John D, Hanschildt ve. Charles Wetazler, Jullg: !Inom:&moln\ud Louls Gehirko e celver under bond for $5, 000, UNITED STATES COURTS. Tho United States, by the District Altorney, Judgo Bangs, flled “au information yuterdz{ ingt 110 barrels of vinegarand a large amounl of other proporty cluimed Ly Erederlck Wel and situated [n this eity, 1L 1, 8hofeldt, 8. Din- gle, and — Rubel wero nflmlmed Auppralsers, Ellen L, Bowman Vail filed & M1l agalout ienry and Laura 8. Bherman, Ernst Becker, Mrs. A, L. L. : “1've mincd fourteen yearaan’ never had a dry tack on my back, aye, an’ made my bed every night with” tho plek.” When I sold_out three FIE 9, r S to settlo thelr own local affalrs in tholr own way. { Stierlil's posso sent to arreat u negro who had | o pioiie? and o de to fiht U i Int corporation out of the varlous roads. not Hiolster, Caralina Gilaon, Joseph Michls, Hobert FIBLDS QUO. W A;flRAI\ TO. 1t mny be positively asserted that .. | yefused to submit to arrest on a warrant lssucd foe Spoiln, The “Hanbles in :‘“I,m :nln "R:'x: i?\u least bolnz tho consent of the Legislaturcs | ounties full of Angora gaats in Sau Fratclaco L | jrevey, and N. 0. Perkins, Trustes, 1o lorcclors BLASYED, HOPEA. X0 POTIFIGAL PLEDGER by u tral justic appolnted by Gor. Hampton, | 1ast year aro too weil known to bo repeated here. | of cach Stato through which tho varlous lines started Enst with $25,0001u clean bankablo dust. | & “mortgage for $12,000 on' Lot 2. Black 1, of #pectal Dispatch to The Tridune, DA ‘and that the possd find heen forced to retreat. | ut what hapnenod then will be as natght to what | and thelr branchew passed. It waa oxplained | 1 Kinder yearned after the old folks au'wanted | Geurge Bmith's Addition, together with a strip of WasnixaTos, D,C., March 1.—The Democrattc | have been given on cither sido as condltfons for | Toiny n posse of 200 men, black and white,were ywolutlonists of the House mado a most des- ‘l-‘l“':“"‘fl“'-‘"“l"llml l"lfl':l“‘."- The lfllfllll“‘ll’u of fcug m‘"fl‘?fi“"l t:ne llulerl‘nud ln;rnult the r}l)nz- #rate fight to<lay to eave one plank from the | Loulsinnn will be at liberty to chooso such per | leaders, Whe rioters wers found 1n_force, but, yreck of thelr ambition and homp,, cven though | sons to roprescnt them in the United States “ihu'n cl\nx‘ra::? lz; l;l’: IT!M“:}% without llrllnwn‘ %t be o rotten one, and wero ignominiously | Senatc as thoy may think most fitted for tho Witk mfiskots in theis hands, and were sent. to beaten, As the Senate withdrew toftschamber, position, Gov. Nicholls and his frienda have [ fafl, Nooushurt on cithicr slde. The Sherlf affer the opening of the Vermont certificatu promlsed the President’ that they will still in pursuit of tho reat of tho rioters, will ba done thin yoar uniess the citlsens awaken to the maguitude of tho emurgency, Kehos's blll, mow “slumberiug sweetly In " the Judle ciary Committee, ~_ with ~ ita aupple- ment, both chd by the Sennte, wonld bring immediate reltef, and tha neceasity of thelr passage cannot, bo tuo ‘strongly urged by the Cook County delegation, But thoy muat contaln to sco them nfore they weut under. An' I would, stranger, only I saw a loon on Bnoke River that took my fa rent every dog- blamed color of that ¥in' to Kill that loun. It was up near the Salnion River moun- toins that I flred the Inuc)mrfiuol puwder from the last mule traln of smmunition Hugh Kirk- indall frelghted to mo frum 8alt Lake. It broke land elght fect wido which east ond of the Jot by tho alley. o BANKNUPTOY MATTERS. Willlam J, and Thotaas 8, Johnson, cantractors, filed & voluntary petition In binknlglcy. ‘Thelt secared debts amount to 823,726, the wocuritied belng valued at $31,5600, The unsecurod Habllities s been ndded Lo (ho that this dificulty bad been forescen and steps tlon of part of the. taken to guard azalnst it. The work had bocn so successfully accomplished that there was now po donbl of the sanctlon of tho various Legislatures, A commitice of four was ap- [m nted to propose .Jnlun for earrylug into effect lie propused consolldatlon with {ustructions to the emergency clause and go into effect now. A foot up 8,704, Tlierc are no assota. Willlam J. ls% cvenlug, and he began to sealizo thattho | Ae that tha lives of , the col- — Ao r'ifom"mll;. tho ::l:nfi;figé'u of the'voten should Trporeas imAN bl mo fat; but it made Hugh bow trefghtor of -::53- Yowes 810,20, end s unexeui & D - 3Y. 3 'OW] in irl, whose val Hewitt paper had not been récelved, David | ored citfrens - of Loulslna are EX-GOV. SEYMOUR, Aneewvons and Collectors, a8 & Jetntning. Dosrd. TIF, FREIGHT AGENTS, %ot tholoon, nuther, Tnerelan’s s mun this sldo | fa uaknown, & clalm for 31,000 sgkiust omer Dydley Field saw the last chance of getting | protectod. uud thot they shall bo guaranteed the | WHAT HE THINKS OP DEMOCRATIO FILIDUS- | They should bo left for counting to the County or Special Dispatch to Tha Tridune. of the Missourl that could foller my track and | & Wolff and somo accounts, mostly worthlcas, the his quo warranto bill beforo the House haa | full enjoyment of all izhtaaceorded to them by TERING, City Clerk, and then tho chances for fraud would | New Yonk, March 1.—The General Frelght | be aliye to-day.” face valuo of which is $730, Thomas 8. Jahnson in " a great measuro bo doas away with, The coniest in the Sonth Town would ‘only bo worse mized than Jast _year If the counting is teft tothe ‘Town Clerk. ‘Thero aro two claimants to the office. One is In actual possessiom, the othor claiming to have been clected. Jf tho returna shomld bo left with the Town Clerks It can bo casily foreseon what the result bers would be, Mr. Carver wonld bo In ru jon, but (lleeson would set up an opposi- lon ahop, and thiswould create o division of the votes, ‘he judges would take ' the boxes where their ayinpathies led them—some to Carver and somo to (flecson. Then the next thing would be that there would be two sots of retu: and two sets 0f ocers claiming o have besn cl This would lead to almost endless litigation, and ba of no boneit to the 'people, As ‘mailers now atand thore will be but ono polling-place in each of tho threo towns unless tha law fe changed, ‘They would be s¢lzed by mobs, snd honest men driven away. ‘This outraie must not be allowed 10 bo consummated, and It can nnl{ he avolded by ke avns. and iz exchinc tho Constitution and the laws of the United | Last evening ex-Gov. Seymaar, of New York, et -;fi“‘mm n::;h‘t‘ ':c:'c‘:’":"'::::: Btates, Tila promise thoy Intend to carry out | and hia nephow. dr. Morels 8, Milor, arrived in Vees wilowed to Jeuss to, Jolak canventh In goud falth, und this {s the only one that thoy | thiscity from the East, snd are stopplng at the o b convention | haye mude. The Louislana delegation i tho | PalmerHouse, whero they will romain several daye, untll the second Vermont return had been | Housc now Mr. Miller was quite surprised at the grandeurand opened. Tho object: of tho contest fu tho PEELS TIIE AREATEST CONCERN clezance of the Palmer Tloose, and siated that Houte to-day was thereforo two-fold. Tha firet if" Aosus Guthecal: ;'m", L pruvoked by the | neltyer tho Grand Hotel nor Tatel do Louvre fn and most fmportant was to open the door for mf{"‘n’.; fi;‘;‘,"‘,fl: ';"';"'D",'e:.’c,h “n::‘”ar;w"!“‘"‘l;“{ Parls was an good or handsomely ftted up, the udmission of the quo-warrauto bLil)and tho | noliey from belng carricd Into effect, | The Party occapled a sulte of parlors, and a othera to delay the proceedings and endanger. Ew.- Nicholls has taken every precaution | TRIBUSE representative, shortly aftar thelr arrival, the completion of the ‘Elwctoral count, Tho | W hls power to prevent any disordor, | sent up bl card, o was Invited to come up, ana Elcctoral law provides that, while any question :\nd#lun hoped that peace may Lo prescrved, | grectod with that easy nrbanity for which Mr. s beiniz consldered by the Commisston, elther ¢ tho sanie tme, the Loulsiana Conseryatives, | Seymour ls noted, Age seems to hang lightly upon whether jusily or not, are_very apprehiensive N Tlouso may proceed with ita legielalive or other | {had, 1 ‘Helf desperition, oV HaCarIs fol | o e e Tt chamwct ree business, The Speaker hus rulod that this lan- | lowers may precipitate o rot, citber In New guage neceesarily provents the transaction of Orleans or elsewhere in the Stato, and that this ;lfl::hw:;k“""nd“":‘ ":' ,h': ‘h'u' ':' f ;f ‘m’,‘, Tegislativc business hefore the Electoral couns | 1o used na a pretext for preventiug tha | U Jooh, S0 T P08 0 30 0RE 0 s i lons. o the | Preetdent from muditsivg his orders to Gen, | parkling, and animated as over duning conver- completed except during tho scaslons of tho | Augur, The “gp.-“u,,,.gr‘", of Louisiuna haye | sation. Mr. Beymour, thongh he has been roughly Agents of the New York Central, Erie, and s beyand exemptlen, Grand Trunk loes met sgain to-day. They finally dccided to continue the rates adopted Jan, 16, but to foform the executive ofticers that the malutenance ot a uniform rats to Europe ‘was, in thelr opinlon, Impracticable. Theycame to this conclusion owing to differences in rates of frelght charged by atcamship lings In the soveral guru‘ and thie ditference in the rates charged fv tho lines in each port, aud ulso bo- cause_ of an existing agrecment between the QGrand Trunk Rallway and the At- lantic line of steamers running from Tort- land. ‘Tho executive oflicers of the trunk 1lnes will ahiortly hold a conference {n this cit; to discuss the feasibillty of continuing the unle form rates. Untii then cfforts will Lo made to carry out the {utention of tho first agreement as nearly az possible. Early moming found them st at it. At noon Seatterer’s volco was heard. Ho was then wrestlng with :crlulflr. Lato that night Pete's volce, almost insudlble, broucht hope to hls backers, while the [\:(eruen were alarmed, The mnen had euten not nlmi ainco thoy started fn the day bofore, but both woro tough consters— Beatterer an *Iron wedee,' Potoa '*raw hide,” ‘The voive hiad now died to a fulnt whisper, and with sad iniagivinga the fricnds of both turned toward thelr homes, leaving the old veterans to fight It out alone till daylight, At 5o'clock In the morning the referces ap- roached the door, . Not a sound from within, 'hey knocked,but noanswer, A vigorous push sent the duor ull it hinges, and a slrht present- ed {tself that would soften the hardest heart in the mountaina, Thero they eat faco to face, thelr right hands clasped, a smils softened the wrinkles on the storm-tossod brows, They had hne no debts nor “f A except & claim for $150 ngainst Omar Nowman. The petjtion waa referred to Reglstor ibbard, Redmond Prindiville was a: leated bankrapt by default, and & warmnt " lsancd returnabld arch 81, Adolph Klelnert was adjudicated bankrapt, and & warrant lesucd roturnuble March 31 1n the caso of Halomon Balomon, Wi made for Woealo of the bankrupt's asscts for $150. The objections to the dlschargu of Thomus Fos or were dlsmisscd and hla case zofesred 1o 1ht Register for Ainal report, slmilar order was made In tho caso of Atklas Buryess, RUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF, - N. H, Walworth, Hocelver of tho ity Natlonsl Bank of Chicugo, bogan a suit for $1,000 against James 8, Fletcher, Ole U, Oleson brought sult for 32,500 agaivst, Martin Erickson, T : CIRCUIT COURT. M. Kempster commonced an action in n order was cently, Me. Beymour looks but [ittle changed from the passage of Kehoo's bills, properly smende killed thelr last luou—swung thelr last pick; y i N Commisslon, when thero wera auy scealons. | uscd xil tho inhienca they could command ta | hanaled by the Wimes, haw s great respect | Leis s hok WICROUE founiagion. (hAL Kento i S0 S eTaT thoy Ll passed avray Into that foud ‘wherd | B YEEUIAT, SV olonetand aumes b Dayid Dudley Field PREVENT Tl FILIDUKTERING ;ur::.. alx;l‘ .“l: 'l 'fi{a . hrn\‘h‘z nl.t: :::m-;:i :n‘:lzi l.;; ?flt).."i:'l I?m}:m'" lbnhl)a'n lg wm|k|n }zlnd-lndnnd Bpectat m‘-pala 0 The Triduns, stampedes are unknown—they were dead. Qlichrist, laying damages st $50, 4 o an. ) 18, while b pretends to be worl 3 ———— PAILED TO REFORT pow In prozress. Thoy sssert that thelr Toyalty | FEBIEEsREETRn, ki o8 B0 RS e D | A hehalt of the people. - 1t stated that Hountree Eroas el il BravarieLp, 1, March 1.—The Ohlo & Misstasippl Rallroad cpse occupled the attention of tho United States Court to-lay, and is still pending, The argument for the complalnants in behalf of the removal of Receivers Torronco and King was opened by Judge B, W. Hanna, of Terre Haute. Judgo Ilondley, of Clucin- uatl, followed for the respondents. Maj, Hen- Loren l}tln Magdalens aud Lena Franz, Anna M. and John Hartholmy, Jo-! awph, Anns, Josephiun, and Margarciha Kriegery (leargo mnd Catharine Kellor, Auns sna Jobd Hickey, and Williaw Furtens to foreclose a mort-. gage for $1,300 on the B, ¥ of Lot 12 in Block 19 of South Branch Addition, X John and liugh J, Duly began o sult for §3,000 against tho City of Chicago. " John 15, Tedens and John Thormahlen sued Homer Audorson, Joseph Munch, and Normas to Gov. Tilden Ia 08 unquestionable as that of his quo warranto bill before the Commission re- other words, he ia & hard man to interview, “Hay- ported on the Bouth Caroliua papers. Ilis Jast fl;’.{yu\‘,he uf-i&'"fif{‘;"ihfi’ fli:{fi.‘.:.‘."é’ :‘1‘.‘: :3311‘15 Ing sealud thosmelves—the Govetaue anil flie re- opportunity was goue unless a sccond pretend- | tunlsts could sucecod they svo nothlug to bo 'flée\:'.x Lta: foraier Cotumehesd dns envarsation. ed return could bw in some way smuggled In | guived by such succ Aunarchy and con- *+Tcame here s greal many years ago, when from the remaining States, 10 a0 tako an- | fusion, thuy think, would b likely to follow | Chicago was » little towy of 1,000 Inhabitants, he Elec 44 that polis d thoy feur that, Instead of have | and have watched its growth, and am {nterested other scaelon of the Electoral Tribunal neces-. | fng Gov. Hages fu the Presidential chalr, the | 18 1ts welfure. How are matters heror" sary. Had Field been able a month ago to fore- | mun whom they consider their cuuflxr;(y. denator | TS Foporter ma reply, HUMOR, Strango, but truoc—Young ladles gencrally profer boas that come frow furrin parts, - In thn‘}flucfl of boys, Rmu little misacs ara employed us paces fn tho Kausas . Legislature. ‘Fhierals only one drawback to the now When oue of the little ludies gets hoines) crics, and wheu she crics tho members huve to and he havo talked and agreed, but on what basls 1snot known, MISOELLANEOUS. CONGUEISIONAL NOMINATION, ATLANTA, Ga,, March 1,—IL P. Bell has been nominated for Congress in the Ninth District to succced dr. Hill sce the hopeless plight in which Tilden's case | Morton, would hocome President {uterim, 3 Ir. Seymiour, *:1n 18501 wrote § . 11 - | huddie around and comfort her, aud” wipe uway | Powell for $1,000. would be fm_ ¥ ihore woull ccrtalnly bo no | nd that the polley of the Administration | § .fd'}:.",?fi,ffifi?::wg’m'.: a fAns 0 e TRESIDENT UATES AN THN SOLTR, 'l‘::tll.“ r;fi:e‘d o‘f“ " i cog-:ph::::l:m lllolsrmu the tears, and beatow fatlierly Kisacs, and therc. THE CALL. Ssianiil Juck of dual returns. Fraudulent corticates | L07ards the Southeris States would bo more ob- | clty in the country. * (o tho bght of past_events I Judge Mackey, of South Carolins, arrived fn | respondents, siud was followed on 1he same side | bY lose much valuable time. oAlpaw Lropanrr - fabirantcy calendar, begian from everyone of the now remalning States jv.‘<.llqml.v!lf:ul&xn;xA lctklflln b‘i‘ml»‘l;{:%fl‘: ll\ln\{ ll " ?x‘x’l‘l far (:)‘ul of :lhi: iy th"l'l Macon, Ga, oae duy last weck, sent for the lalt‘lc'u‘ Moo Harrisun. Goorge C. Campbell, A meck-cyed marricd man offercd as o test at | Jv It a1g: 1o, S and 2w to 3 Inclusive. would have found thelr way into the mahogany | _Nuw ORLEANS, Lu, March 1(ov. Packard | soims day send It (o Chicago for publlcation.” | Sultor of the Telegraph and Mewsenger, and ex- nml:,“fi:'t W .‘.L";“‘u‘,’;’&u‘fi“d.‘;’c o dociaton Wit artl 1‘:’.!:“:.‘.':7&“3‘175&"55 e o ofhe | | Jovex, diigsok-Nocall, Na. s, Cty . 0> bor. Atall eveuts, the second Vermont paper, | this morning fseued a proclamation convening | From tuls conversation matiers naturally took a .'!m!go gave an erount of s vietto Gov. | Do reachied for adayor two. The court-raom g D | T nedium sald the spirits would repeat the con- tents of Webster's Dictionary, or any other light task, but that 1ife was'too shiort to attempt the task pruposcd, and the rash Bro poser was hus- tled out of the hall.—Hoalon etln, 1 haE Moo 81, 63, No casaon trial, - Jaa il B aciaive: o, 18% Lancaster ve. Aguew, on trial. . - Junak BooTi=237 L0370 inclusive, except 200. Ko oL ehw ALioBe, odo 1,178, Blmer ve, Chicsst Bulldog Soclet) o i : hich has been ewitt! sslon eyer | the Legislalure in extra weasion for twenty tuen to politics. Tho ruparter waked hird “what he :hm"m, mlddlcu Ol“belc{.:'m:-:';-rwm‘l?h‘n: ;;;: dayl‘ cofumencing from the cxpiration of tho [ HeUFht uf the prescit political troublue, " v, o ve uo oplulon, " sald the gentleman, *‘at re Y ki futo the posscaslon of the President of the Sen- ufu: ‘)vk:u‘:l::lk:';);::fl: '?1'.'3' ?I‘lmnllllfitgagl,l“«::g‘; i'l';;‘{,'l'."x‘u.'f' wnifl:”" o s o Hara tardly ate, and would have been apencd by Ferry lust | a United States Senator for the short term as ally supposed, u.‘:‘.“:{i\'fi.'-‘ ‘-‘.'u”x‘.'z":.’»';n{.‘ci' oty {ll:. heon "‘"{"“!v ;vll:lh mhl:rh I:ulcnu?n u)xuud to 6 argumen ive been of IC most ablo clmwuu'." Hayes, and sald that the following werv the ex- uct words uscd by the Uovernor on thut oc- cusfon, they having been committed to writing at the time. Gov. llayessald: * I regard tuo ———— g 3 ) of 1y | Tresidentisl coutest, fu the forin that {t has as- SALE OF A ROAD, ; o Wit o caurt to eveuing. ‘This neglect of Huwitt's was tatal to | special objects to take precedenco of all 610 11 publlc Hife that | f « 4 - Never quarrel with your wife. 1lcro {s u case UBES WILLIANE=Hu colrt 1he caiiso of the revolutlonists ti-day. g i3 co of all other | o b publicilfs st {ain jitoreated iu o pall | auuned, samiost unceitain astoltsrcaults, Iphall [ 8r. Lous, March 1.—Tho Loxlnglon & Bt. | ol of wrnini: T 1650, ab Hickevile, L. 1, JupauEx STHE ABSUNDITY OP TUE OLAIM The Republican Legislature to<layadopted a | worst class of e we bLave fu politics, are th thata member of the House could riseln his | series of resolutions condemning the action of | Who do not clalu to be politicians, - Puliticlany, place fn the Jolnt mceting of tho to fousos {h Republicuns fn Washingtow Yl ure cireu- Bruly I et L RA8. Lt e e hun wbo aud offer & return from a State when It was | Iating the falso report that the Packord State Bl | jouched fn the count was too upparcal even tor | Goyernment lus Tt tho confidenca and suppor, | Politics thatguncrally duey the whichiof, There Domcrats to ssert o unlo- Ty wera rasal | of tho poumle il nat eapabl of sustaning A e FEeitof Trom ey Cryand shay get all by their unreasonable partisanshlp, or by the | itself unalded by Federat power, and affizms that | narrow, contracted views, It s thus alvo with promlss of oflice in case their revolutionary | the Puckard Gouverument has the vonfidence | clorgymen, wusuch us I respect thein. ‘They aro 100 schieines succeeded. But, absurdas this assertion | and fResteows of - every man wha voted | Unifted in their viows, “Lhiey scu only u very dark was, it wes put forward by the anarchists | the Republican ticket fu Loulslanaut the last | anl s very brizht slde. 'fbey weo nomiddle; Not aud’ contended for hours by & resort to every | elections thut the beccesity fur Foderal inter- | 80 with thas politiciuna. : parllamentary cxpedient known to the rules, | ference at this bl grows out of the fact that PAUTIES ARR NECRUGARY . and to somé not sanctioned by-suy rules. 1t | unlawiul combinulions of wmen who overthrew | $o8 countey. TThey make wich love thelr country, was tho lant strugele of the log contest, In | the State Government in 1674 are still fn extst. | S0cY make thous forget aridsiuess, il nculcaty 1ts faflure ‘Tilden's Jast hops bes departed, 1t | ence, and bave selzed upon the State Arseual | ottt S uatfon YOar systens of governiene e is true that, after the defeat of the' Hllbuster- | and jts coutents, the Supreme Court and rec- | peculiar, and political pati ers in their attempt to force the House to take | urds; and that declarations are frecly made | world louks upou us as & col cognizance of the fraudulent sod frregular cer- | that, if the Federal troops ure withidrawn, they | talk In our owp exsggeratod way from the stump tileate from Vertaont, they will take forcible posseaslon of the Stato-House, | and Ihmufll thu press, ~ but wean ny DID NOT UIVE UF and destroy every vestivo of tho Hepublican | barm. n partles ~wen learn o the thelr sttempts to cause deluy, but the fight had | State Government; . declare that Packard 1o ';l'::l’,“flf"i‘,‘““m:‘;fl‘r““"°‘“‘ aud felonds, and sce . performnoct tolntiuence that result, but do nn{l unreservedly that the great nced of the Soutl 18 goud guvernment, aud if I om President 1 shall use all legitinate sgencles to foster the catablisluncut o that long«ilsturbed ascction of intelligent and honest local self-government.” The Zeleqraph and .llruatqa- cdltorlally ex- rosses its bellef that Gov. Hayes desires to deal ustly fli' the douth, buy fears that party pres- uxm: will compel hun to modify or sbaudow his Yiews. E WAREHOUSE LAW, ‘Wasuinoton, D, C., March 1.—In the Su- preme Court tu-day, the Chief Justice read an oplnfon of the Court In the case of Munn & Scott, plaintifts {n error, against the People of the Btate of Illinols, afirming the right of the Btute to fix by law the maximum of charges for the storage of graln In warchouses at Chicago Louts Ralroad was sold here at auctfon to-duy tosatlsfy s deed of trust, belug a first mort~ guge on the rosd for $000,000, The rond was knocked down to Joscph Sclimmnan, of New York, Trustes for the boudholders, for §154,+ 000, Tho indebtedncas of the roud, outside the above-named bonds, Iy sccond mortgage, is $800,000, and tho Ilunl.lnrb ddebt, $200,000. The road wus formerly lcased by the Missourl Pacitlc Company, und operated as o feeder of that road. ‘The road will probubly b run in the same connectlon herealter, a barn was {ncendiarlly burncd; aud now, after aixteun years, o wile has s ?nurul with her hus- band, aud revevges hersclf by roveallug what sho avers Lo be utruth, that bier Jego lord (but probably not master) st the barn on tire, A married man never knows when be s safe, A Wisconsin man who badl been fnduced by Western papers to go to Florida and start an orauge-factory, passed through Atlauta on his way home ?'uwruuy. His breeches woro bar- nessed to hlin by ono suspender, und ho stoud up Lo & frea-lunch counter with {he air of & man who kuew his rights and dared maintuin them. —Atlanta Conatitul There Is something refreshing fn the absolute astonislment that visitors to a printiog ofllee somctities display st tho commouest things. *What L lack-looking thing standing up {u that coruer” is sometimes mEzd by an un- uuuhmlcul‘uzd observer; and the nearcst ty¥po T, INITRL BTATXS DisTAIOT cnu-flu ag BLopasml —h@l‘u? b e va. Prupelies Ana e dheres dupanio fapur—Conraaions—¥ratolln Madiener I hon v4. Uarbara ao Fledler, W nauer, 857.83:— € Fritz Eynor, Ve, I Marla J ?.7,‘;:',?: L P T R O S0 CiRoUiT iT—Jrnax Hoaxns—1llinos Stone Com= YI‘;I" c"ivl r?n(;,l.llnu:x:‘nl verdict, $00.34, and motiod bus BooTu—Fred Zapel ol al. va, Robert 8 Eldens NTOUKHOLDERN MEETINGS Offios of the Baltimore & Ohlo & Chloago Railroad Qompany. . NOTIOB. ¢ Cu1oaao, 1, Jag. 16, 1837, —To the stockholdersot the Balthnure & Uhio & Qhicago Ilallrasd Comiatyt You ure huruby nutifed that in pursuance of 8 s tlon adopted Jag. 10, 1677, by tha Boariof Directofey MICHIGAN, Bpecial Dispaich to The Triduns. Fasr 8aaisaw, Mich, Blurch L—At s meet- ing of the Generul Pussengor and Tleket Agents® Assoclation of Michigan, held here to-duy, tho followlog officers were clected for tho ensuing then ecome one of desparation only. In thelr | ceived more votes than the Repubilean Electory; | ey uay uot b willing 19, con- " s 9 ? | anaw That {3 tho printing-oflice towel, | tho Wove-aacd corporatiun, & specia weciiai of 1he fusane rage they etill hoped that thggemlghl T | ity it Cov. Hage i entled to thd Elsctoral | fcto e hfeiar M, v partesna, Tiawr | LS PSSt e, Bte, bavio non o | 35 oot s 5. S, of Dovvols et | e shWaa atund l up n tho coruer.” Bt e Willou A5 atiionlat soruo way’ J;ren.-nr. the count from belng com- | votes of Louisfana, Gov, Packard s the lawful | iiicar’ opponente Tu a Pickwickian sonse, Why. i bulk, wnd {niwtdkh praidof G rent retary, J. P. Nourse, of East Saginaw, Atramp was arrested In New Jersoy last | dax 1o lithdayur M 15T, s R pleted and tlus, thougn they galued - othiug Executive thereof, and entiticd to the recogul- | whon I was Uoveraor, 1 was never troated more D gruln of ifterent owners i week, taken bufore & magistrate, and scutenced | USIoCKP: iy of sald day af e oblce on Countyy themsclyes, they would still have the satlsface | tion and support of the General Quyernwment, cmv-lmml;r tban "a‘v the Legldaturs opposcd | I8 mixed togethier, or in which the grain is stared PERSONAL. for three months. The Justice, in explaining Hi0Ls To- coneur. 15 tuo, borrowing by iie corpora® tivn of dulng all the mischie! fu thelr power. — o e oy ditfercd with J9ge but the | fusuch & manuer that the |dentity of different | 3y, Jumes L. Raudolph, Chicf Engiucer of | 1o sentenwe, remarkedythat, whilo thers was no | thi ) 8 4 ‘of inoucy, not esceediug EtUe ? PELTON, ileronco a2 mm oben oue und wo knew 1t | lots or parcels cannut be accurately preserved, b s evidenco that the prisubur had beea prullty of | G0 R M Fatrond. s and” the jeulas el BOUTHERN DEMOCRATS. 1B 18 QUESTIONED CONCERNING UERRTAIN TEL- uprt’clwg. l“;ullll:lz T et St f;‘afif&"m as provided by the Legislature. fu tho courso | B0 Baltimore & Ohlo Rallrqad, was in the | wuy crime, be thought It prudent to commit ing of s bonds for sald In Iue pasky TUE LOUISIANA DELEGATION. s ZouANS. e right aftcr uod urking what (hey could do for | Of the opinion the Court says: ‘‘In countries dg‘, yesterday attending tos case fn court In | hii, as Lo bad the wild, bagyard look of & man | (2E AN CxSEta s due TN A5 h Sectal Dipatch o The Tridune, WasuixGrox, D. C. March 1.—Col. W, T, | B, Thoro wasu l-feeling, but [t s our syetom Whery ilo common law provalls it has been | ¥ bis road Is taterested. sbout to start & uewapuver.—Lirookiyn Argus. | jor (he purpuesafaresa. aud ula to taks sl ecc . d oy 4 customar 8 3 - ———— action which iay be Feguired 10 sutho o Wasuicrox, . C., March 1.—The Loulsiana | Pelton, Sccretury of the National Dewmocratie | © ¢sUovernor,” eald the roporter, what do yoa | ialature '.y‘; declaro wh?gmfim{ be .c;l;u:uu.. o TOLEDO & WABASIIL 0ld Fulle pu Lo 100 Lo Lorruw & autn of moncy not exceedind §: GO R v T, 7 B o ‘of T boida for a1d %0 Burrowed. and Lo miorixage e corpurate PRI sadfranchiicto accurs the paymentof thOmT (3 sccordance with the sialuty of thic rtatpot 1R (0 wich case tnado and provided. Avwhich tne aid Pt mu-ru requested W by prescit. By the mi\;\‘v(:' ard of Directors. . C. QUINCY, ‘President lialtiniore & Ohfo & Chicayy Rallroad (o o G, WINSTANLEY, Secrelaty of the Halthu Oniv & Chucago Liallrvad Cowpany. thou wouldsa delegation, a portion of which previous 1o | Committee, was befora the Benste Committeo | thing of the Y”‘ it contestt yeeterday had voted with the fllbusters from | on Privileges sud Elcctlons, and read a written | 1. jhunk e, Huyes will be lnsugurated. tho begivoluy of the dialory procecdings, went | stutement In relation (o the election dlspatehies, 1 think i ‘Wishes It wasovers Thatla the way over today in a body o the other side. Tho | He tostitled in substauce that wll telegrams | Fhave fult.” > explanation of this uudoubtedly Lsthe sssurance | which were recelved by the Democratic Comult- | 1. you. 4ok matlers plylysophleatye wilgh they bave recetved from Gov. Huyes' | teo du New York during tho fate campalzu were | A mag loses. 1he stdur =3 Lutcasity 08 be grows L oguent Prelclun pleaso the ladics, ondeavor them pleased with thbemselves.” You can help to do thi Ly recomuending them to use that vuperh tuilet wriscle, 15, T, Babbitt's Toilct Soup. Noth- ing can equal Ita excellencics, for the purcst olls aro artistically and sclonlfically treated, so that a delicals fragrénce {s the result, without the ueo of artiicial sceuting. compensation under such vircumstances, or per- baps, more properly speuking, to tix a maximum Leyond which oy tharge made would Le un- reasonable. Undoubtedly, in mers private con- tracts, relating to watters i which the public haa no luterest, what ls reasonsblo mu.ufiu as- certained Judiclally, but this is bocause the Leg- Bpecial Dispalch 1o Tha Tribuse. ¢ SraiNorizLo, I, March 1.—Edward J. Har- diug, o resideut of Loudon, Eug., and largely representing forclgn bondbolders, to-dsy sled a petition {n the United States Court for the ap- polntment of & Receiver for the Toledo, Wubash «