Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1880, Page 1

VOLUME XL. CLOTHING, “PERFECT ~ WILDERNESS ys LDR SPRING SULTS AT THE PUTNAM. FEV GOODS EVERY MORNING FROM OUR MANUFACTORY, Our Spring Stock | Boys’ & Children’s Suits ‘will be mose than DOUBLE of any former n, and we proposc to lead the way in this particulac branch, as usual. (PECIAL BARGAINS To-day that are worthy the attention of ev- nn CUSTOM TAILORING, W. if oconnie cane! by any route across the Amerient | ter case, because the matter was ended with | tering into Its manufacture, the motion again ; a t 7 ppt aa fe ig es ASHING TO Warhre. ‘Tho policy of thls country ina canal | the court-innarthl, and could be re- | beng made to refer It to the Committee on Gonaresstonel eted ae ATR, Ag seas under Amigrican control, Tho United Htutoscan. | vlewed, Can It he that in a civilized country | the Revision of Laws, but the Ways and | under Sec, 5,515, RevisvieStatutes, for official ‘ bot eusent ta surrendor this cuntr] Wnty Tilto. gross, palpable, admitted Injustoc can never | Means Committes obtained furisdiction o€ | misdemennor,—viz. a violation of the Inws Powere. Tt the: caltinn Mrenties between ae | be remedied? Can tt be tthe Judgment | this bill by even a Iarger majority. This | of Ohio In, not conveying the hallot-box The Monroe Doctrine Em- United Stites und other H tions, or it the Fl tho of courts-martinl, suddenly enlled amid the | vote is not In any sense a tro | after ft had been senled up, and delivered to of soverelynt: aperty of othe natlons Rf ts | ooasions of war, when justice contd not be | testof the strength of the fritnds of the | if fpury i! nity oF pronorts tand Hear fn the rote of emmnon, ean never be | bills whieh propose to reduce the tarlif on Min for. that p purposes fo. the Gounty wy mother who has a boy to clothe. THREE Jarre lines of METROPOLITAN and JEROME ‘ SUITS, in Three Colors, Brown, and Black, ate tom a fine Blue Tricot and Black and -. 1 Sagonals, We offer this lot of Suits ‘0, $7.50, and $8.00. viallenge any other house in the City igo to duplicate the same less than 4%, $10.00, and $10.50. :+¥a bargain we sometimes read about msec. Bring in the children, and certainly can please you, both in quality. AM CLOTHING HOUSE, 17183 Clark-st. and 117 Madison-st, HR, BEAL &WACKETT, “proprietors and Manufacturors. W.-H. FURLONG, Manager. —_—_—_—_—_—SS WUSINESS CHANOES. HNESS FOR ‘ SALE. “110 Butt Co. aps’ and Cabinet Hardware. ++ pL sell our entire business, » WIL sell the Machinery, &c., etic: without the stock or hand. ww: achinery can_be scen run- .your shops at Joliet. ‘sons for wishing to sell on- . £a personal nature, as tho » 9§has ALWAYS heen prot= 1: and iuture prospects never ! opportunity: for investment vam pitered, as we can convince fa: - B wishing to investigate. O10 BUTT CO., dJolict, Il. FOLU ROCK AND IYE SURE CURE FORK Coughs, Colds, Consumption, And all Diseases of Throat and Lungs.” Lawrence & Martin, 111 MADISON-ST., Bole Agente U. 8. ank Canada, Importers ; Wines, Liquore, and Seyars. » For sate by Druggiats and Mealers everywhere. —————E——SESESEEE TUESDAY, MARCIL 9,. 1880—TYV ” ; H H a in the way of this polluy,-a contlugeney whiq ra phasized in a Presiden: Hot approhantiodecsul SGlontaps shuld inte bce changed even It be found unjust? Must a | paper, as Morrison, Tucker, Mills, and other H by just antl liberal negotiations to promory and | Government founded to secure justice to all | members of the Waysand Means Committee POPULAR PRICES! tial Message. establish the Ainerican polley on this fubject refuse Justice tothe man who for seventeen | known to favor a reduction ot paper duty, . ! consistently with tho vine of putions to bo jist ling writhed under the agony of an unt phposed the reference to the Revision of the Ciérk, and fh al pay it a broken open, Upon this indictment ho was tried, convicted, and sentenced to im- prisonment. He now petitions this Court for a discharzo upon a, writ of habeas corpus, ee by dusilea Strong, a Chambers in uigust, 1879. ‘The grounts for tho applica- thon are that. the Circuit Court nd no jitris- 5 fected by It, ‘The capital invested by corporas | Just sentence? In 1874 Congress passed n | Laws Committee, There were a great many WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK] No Isthmian Canal to. Bo Con- Hong (Or tlc oor co rce, fi guen | bit authorizing the granting of an honorable } revenwe bill i 3 introduced, over the reference Protection to one of more of to Arent Powers | ticharge to George A, Amis, Inte 9 Captain | of nearly yone of which there was o UPWARD OF ar ry . of th td, Ne Powe in the ‘Fenth United States Cavalry, with | slinrp contest. , structed Without This Goy- ven for sich nrateat on” withont “adenine | back pay to_date froin the time of Tts'dise THE AGITATION OF THE PAPER QUESTION thst peticamer vena we inked cane aceanatis : t's Ci t ineasures on this Continent which the United | Inlssal in 1870 by neourtwuartial, ‘Thus a care g tional, This Cour y 8 5 ernment’s Consent. States would deem wholly inadmissible, If tho | dishonorable eashterment was changed by hail a very Noticeable efeck: tT piere sere 6 full power to ene me tink onicress ne OF tho Nowest Styles nnd most celebrated Imported Hee Ghee 1S vn aes eaten is relled upon, | Congressional action Into an honorable dis fine RA A a eR yiction was had. nnd that tho United States Patios ot | Aig United ates must ogercieg web control ng | chatge, Congress belng convinced of the Ii | hitherto been Iutroduerd on the subject. | EIEN Court at Ur eer ae niece Suitings, M, Do Lesseps Holds an Interviow | interests and maintain tho rlyhte ur those whose Jagrice otiiie se neniee, striking at the rootot the matter by placing | For tho grounds pon “whieh, this de * private eapital ia uinburked in tho work Mr. Logan: stated that in the Arins case | wood-pulp and oll pulp which enters into | cision fs based, tho Court refers to its opinion Sprin Overcoatings, ith the He Canal “AT Inieroceamig eaual Reruss the Amorienn | there was no evidence that the President had |-the manufacture of et on tho free lise, | In the case ‘of Siebol et af, whero with the House Van isthinua will essentially change the geograp Approved the sentence, and therefore the | Meriniey, paper on ug tres 1 fully set forth, Tho petitio rouserings, 0 it! Hitions’ between the Atintie: and eek | proceedings of the court were vold In any Rae a Ae ait Store, led, ad tg soiltoner remand en anes % & 0 Gy a] 7 v g Ry ip ts Diagonals, ommittee, Gonsts, AS Duta quihtes.and between the aye hls was not a parallel case with the | of Stassnchusetts, one to remove the duty on | tody of the United States Marshal, Justico roadcloths, Het be “tho great Saceme “ane: | Nie" Bayard sald the fet was that Arius | Seruptron aud serabmsttel: | hore whe a le Bradley dellyered the apintoyt. oughfare between our” Atiantle .and our | was outof the army by ret f the sett ‘on the reference of a bill to repeal the duty ini Pacitie shores, and virt 5 y by reason of the aetlon | on salt; but it was finally sent to the Ways Crepes, &C., Ory Explaining the -Plan of. Op- cunt tine Fe A United ually, na ore of a court-martial; and, that netion was re- | ind Means Committen Dy a vote of 125 to Rh FIELD DISSENTS. Justice Fleld dehyered a dissenting opin- And havo unequaled facilities to mako them to mens+ 3 r ates versed by Congress. ‘Tis was an ilnstra. | ¢, User Abs jon, covering both the Federal Election law Lowest Prices Possible! Cc power and prosperity as a Nation, to our menns | t0 see exercised dn this case. As to the | iit chrome ore free of duty; and there were Glrenit Court never aad Jurisdiction nd iry ompany, of dofense, our unity, peace, and safety, ara | cliarge that Porter delayed the bringing up ot | tree bills Identienl with that of Morrison, hie one SE eee ecntice ib 18 pats r $ 3 mutters of paramount consiitcrntion to the peo | us army on the 20th, and finally retreated in ple of the United Bates, ‘No other grent Power | the face of the enemy, it has been proved would, under sitnilar circumstances, fall to as- | that there was_ no. seh gel PTFULLY INVITED, INSPECTION RES?! of Illinois, to reduce the tariff on all articles whieh are now rated nt over 60 percent ad hot competent. for. “Congress te, banish 3 State oflleer for the manner In whieh hie dis- sert rightful control over oy " 6 steht general engageMent | valorem, ebnrge! i quarters May Bo To | ion tiv girie, enue of omy, | Ghnrge tore contuned i ath NNO | aus exrrrav nares naorow Tawa, | bution afin Teal, wower fo) th Z fw 'tho ‘right and duty of the United | Of August. He was mis eal nse duck B UUNITE! ES ELECTION LAWS. y 3 vel cated in America, States to” resort and == mnjnta ed | son's report, which referred to the 30th, not | Wasninatox, D. C. March 8—The fol- tates, In sttpport of the first position, ho a law of n State, the adopted law must be en- North and South Amores as will protect our | So that thé whole fabric of McDowell's testi gated foreed as a law of tho United States. In tho 179, 181 & 183 Glark-st., National interests. ‘bla, J am quite sure, will é ciel or was cunvicta ‘No.7 (original). Ex-parte Albert Stebold | present case there is no pretense of such - OPEN TILL 9 P.M. cor. monroe. | Senator Bayard Takes Up the Gauntlet be found not only compatible weal ita pa bs oe wees re eee et.al. Petitions for writs of Iinbeas corona | tdoption. Tt Astor the vioinltan of a Stale er SACODS Bik. in Behalf of Fitz John Hea ho widest and ort permanent advutt- | s+, 9 disobedience of the 4:30 order, an- | Std certiorari. ‘The petittoners, in this case Ha eerste ean aN Rea ae UTE Be Mares. | other fact brought. out before the Board of | were judges of clection in the City of Dniti- | of tha United States does not extend ton euse of that kind. Itextends only to “cases: in Inw and. equity arising under the Con- stitution and Inws of the United States,” and to certain other enses whieh the Con- stitution enumerates. It imay be applied to new cases us they arlso under the Constitution and laws of the | United States, but it cannot be enlarged by Cone ress 40 8 to embrace cases not ennnierated nthe Constitution, ‘This limitation of tho is K Porter. Executive Mansion, Matvh 8, 1880, Review was that Porter did not get tho dls- | more. ‘They were appylnted by authority of . WILE, NOT ATAND. IT, qateh until afterG p.m. As to the events of | state law, and dischfrged thelr duties as ° t New Youk, March &—A special London the s0th, they redound to the glory an q f Hlectl £ Rey enble has st is thoshane of Fitz John. Porter, Stone- | Stel judges o€ the election of Representa- St Jacobs Gil Other Democratic. Senators to | eee ee oe Tie od See chutes | wall Jackson, than whom. no mah was a | tives to Congress Nov. 5, 1878. Under Secs, Be Heard From on This for a preponderating Influences in the Panama | better judge of beter reported ta his com- | 6,515 and 5,522 Revised Statutes they were Subject. Canal, says: "This pretension the. British | manding officer that the attacks were made | fudicted in the Clrewit Court of the United 1 Subject. Government is bound towateh, and, If nece with such fury. and gallantry by the United | grate: | he Urea Cran WeHe Ve % sary, to resist, No more ot Panama thanat | States forces that nothing but tha fortunate States for the District of Maryland é . Suez’ ean tho preponderating influence. of | relufercement sent by Longstreet prevented on a charge of fnterfering with and The New Rules Create Consid another Power be -nilowed to lay hands on | his overthrow, Fitz John Porter directed resisting. the Supervisors of Election Congressionul power would seem to be con- [From the Chteago Tribune, Nov. VW, 187.) the trade of England.” Hue netnelts, ag A avis his courage and. and Deputy Marshals’ of the Unjted States | clusive in the present exse, But, he argues, MME. MARIE SALVOTTI, tho famous siderable. Confusion. in the UE LESSBS BEFONB ITE HOUSE COMMETEE: welling the southern anny. That wich | Wille the Iatter wera engnged In the par | there ao prima danna, who charmed tho nudtonce at the Wit- H Worki Wastunoroy, D.0., Sfarch 8—The Select | was intended for his shame will stand f formance of thelr ‘duties at said election. ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SUBJECT, holmj Charity Concort n fow wooks ago, and who, It 1s ouse orkings. Committee on the ‘Inleroceanle Canal gave ever a monument of his courage, fidell Upon this charge they were tried, convieted, | which 1s equally conclusive against. the understood, Intends accompanying that famous vlol~ ‘ audience this morning to ML. De Lesseps, aut ardore ‘These facts cannot be rubbed | and sentenced to imprisonment. ‘They there- jJurjydiction of the Federal Courts. ‘The act Inlat upon his tour to Californin, gave the folloying 5 Mr, Con ced M. De Lesseps what was | outor slurred over. ‘Chey will burn them- | upon appealed to this Court with a petition of Congress asserts «power Inconsistent y toatimony on behialf of this romotly: meant by the statement tho administrative, | selves into the. cons with, and destructive of, the Independence Having repontedly hnd ocenston to aeck rover in | Numerous Tariff and Revenue-Re- | financial, and judicial affairs of the Canal nees of the Amerlenn | for writs of habeas corpus and certlorarl ofthe State in matters over which their sorot enven dt nougaito nnd piewnatic panes Aa wolL form Bills Introduced and Company would be In Paris, NLS long as memory shalllast. TAP | inon the ground that the statutes under authority hns never been surrendered. If find, ater valnty tryin y romedies, that nothing De Lesseps replied that the Company |” ‘Phe dispatch of McClellan to Porter, ex- | Which they were tried and convicted are the Federal Government can punish a CH CO I ci cite" nuinbor Of ty Committed. would by controlled by Its stockholders Ike } horting him to guniort Pope, was written sat UNCONSTITUTIONAT. AND Vow. lolutlon, of the Jaws of a State, Me any cs partoneed Uke * ya siness enterprise, ‘There was mete: 3 q ) e " ..| also punish obedience to them, and graduate rufessional friends, who have experioneed Uke sit neoliielal control by nny Government, con- tho ‘reatest of Pineal Whe (hark ene The Court, ina careful and elaborate opin--| the punishment according to its own fudg- Intuctory ronatte, Bach it nin tases Companions templated, Ifa innjority of the stock of th ion by Justice Bradtey, holds: i c ed, At ina, y af the stock of the | these were mere ruinors. Porter's response rd * is Thousands Indorse the ST. JACOBS OIL. Another Sweeping and Comprehensive | Company was subscribed for by United | to seciellan revealed thetrue aplritin whieh | + That the question of the constitutlonallty ment of their bropriety and wisdom, Itmay : a! Veeision by the United States States citizens tho headquarters of the Com- } he hud been acting. It {s as follows: of said laws is good ground for this Court thus exercise a supervision over the legisia- tion of States subversive of all their reserved Prof, C. 0. DUPLESSIS, Managor Chicago (It) pany might be placed at New York, Wash- |" parnrax Count-lfouss, 10 0, m., Sept. 2, 1862, | to issue n writ of habeas corpus to in powers, If the Federal Government hava ‘ i" sisewhere. “allow x a #10 ft. mM. 2, 1802, Sue q quire y State: ; Gymneainm, i Supreny Conrhy bit elsewhere, ‘Phat was allowed by | —you may rom assured that all your trients.ns |, into the legality of the Tniggeonmone Ghder {luis power, the States nro not Independent, D. B. COOKE, Eaq., Purchasing Agont Amortean kewonecesl(its . well ns avery lover of his country will ever glye, a Tea Tae the lai saat POURS retire pra he jelusion, and the Kxpross Company, Chicago, Ill, Mr, Ilutehings asked what Government | ns they have given, ta Gen. Pope thelr cording | Such conviction, and he Inws are deter- ] States imay at any tine be degrided to the Teyel of munielpal corporations existing at the ‘i F would be ealled upon.in ease protection | estperntion and constant support in the exeen- mined to be unconstitutional tho prisoners Re Kev. ISUOP GILAOUR, clovolend.0nle..| Thy National Eleotion Lawes Declared Gone | woul be needed, P H ik will of Congress. But, he argues, this doo- tion of all orders and plana, Our killed, | should be discharged, STACEY HL, Esq , Mt. Auburn Inclinod Pinna pe? terrae De Lasseps replied that the United States | Wounded, und onfeebled troops attested our de- 2, That Congress had the power by the | trine that the Uulted States may interfere 1, It, Cincinnatt, Ohio. ; . atitutional and Binding in Government has repreauntatives ‘nll over Whe yoted duty. B PORTER, Constitution to pass thts resolution referred | with States’ regulation of ‘cections trenches Druggists ovorywhoro roll the BT. JACOLS OIL. Every Respect, world, and thoy can answer when such 1 Major-Gone' minanding. | to—viz.: See. 6,515 Revised Statutes, which | upon tho rights of the States in still snother at 50 CENTS A BOTTLE, Directions In olaven question comes up, It would be better aydl | ,, As to the money approprinted by the bill, | makes ito penal offense ngalnst the’ United | way. It Is admitted that, tho Fedoral Gov- Tannen, Sse more natural for the headquarters of t it was not worthy to be mentioned in consid- | States for any oficers of ‘election at an elec- 2 oT Company to be in th nited States. ‘TI eration of the sttifering by Porter for seven | tion lield for Representative in Congress to SHIRTS, aT ONO DOCTRINE. nsseuably of be tn the Ui Te epoeleri hs bet years by reason of this unjust sentence, | neglect to perform or to violate ony nn ¥ WITIL DE LESSER. can dispose of that iy {hing bean said that we will hear from the | duty In, regard to such election, whether SHIRTS Special Dspateh to ‘The Chicago Tritune, Mr Conger—1s ACAUERHON alah thatthe | country if we pass this bill Ie hoped 0, reqtired by the law: of tho” State or = To ‘ ermnent has no power to interfere with the election of State officers or with the reg- istration of voters for such cicctions, and yet the supervision std interference sanctioned by the nct of Congress when Rap- resentatives to that body ure to be voted for amount practically to o supervision of and interference with the election of State ollicers, and constitute A PLAIN ENCROACHMENT upon State-rights, ? ‘After some further remarks upon the char acter of federal legistation since the War, Wastsatox, D, C., March 8—Tho Inter- | judicial decisions in regard to the canal shall | but he wanted the country to hear frou him | of | the | United States, or knowingly oerani Commitiee give & hearing to Do | halla Fan and tint Ue enue Chace shal | SOA upnraval ar eundennaion 10 | wilt faa area ae ee et vhiel uke cognizunce of a te . vi Lh. with Inte: 0. ec! vetion, 0 aes ne inthe wiek or tt sAielt n arly? K questlons that shall | oii be an unworthy representative g¢ an | mmke a fraudulent certificate of the’ resul eon fitted up just back of the Speaker's De Lesseps replied that that clause was In- | intelligent people if he did not careto v&e on | etc.; and Sec. 6,522, which makes it a pena : chair. Tho announcement of the event in | serted merely to cover the ease of any ques: | his own conviction of right. offense for nny oflicer or other person, with oR DER. the morning’ pavers drew a large crowd of. | tion arising moms stockialders, Dit wagnot | - Att. Loman remarked that Boards of In- | or without a ‘process, to obstruct, Ituder, « curtous people to the Capitol, and made quite Intended. to affect any Governmental ques- | auity sliould be enlled only on the request of | bribe, or interfere with a Supervisor of Elec- aimob around tho Committee and tho titled tlon touching the canul. 4 2 an necused officer. Hon, ‘or Marshal, or Deputy Marshal, in. tho : : t Bei BEN y ceuscal officer's that. was. tho ease only | performunce of any duty required of them | ant Its bearing upon the reserved rights of. D Ittle Frenchman. Ie spoke fi French, si = when they were called by the commandin; y any Inw of the United States ‘or to pre- | States, Justice Field anys, in substance, that, W ILSON BROS., which was translated very frevly and very FITZ JOUN PORTER, oflicer. ‘The statute provides that the Presl- vint ‘thelr free attendance at the place man tg resent lecnfoin in the Wicrinla merally by Mr. Applet y . BAYARD'S DEFENSE, dent might of registration or election, ete; piso 13 & 15 STATE-ST., Fa nccompaniol De oo eee Speetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune CALL IT AT ANY TIME, Seon “H0nl, 201%, 2010, 2017, 30, ‘and Manufacture good Shirts at reason | preter, in. an hour aud a half he], WAsi#NGTON, D, C., March 8— Senator | | Mr Lounn held that such Board could not | 302% ‘Title’ 24, Hevised Statutes, Aviitelt able prices. Our Spring Styles of . a | Bayard had a large and fashionable audl- inquire into teconduct of a ina now a | authorize Clreuit Courts to appoint Super- lieved that the former carefully considered and repeated judgments of this Court upon provisions = of the — Constitu- tion, and upon the general charac % % ) wont over tho whole round {i “thzet visors ae more) yn ey Se cee tits The decisive way, He ty, . or sai, reed his thaualtted. we ee Hayard elated that It could investigate ae seh lec om A te aid art assint Se ee i ee te ie woul s ft > feuuse of %Joln Porter, Bayard and his | hat vhen n soldier. them, and which prescribe the duties of such | ts 7 eth, i unusually destrable. We sollett your a rater Per EU a ene eT family are highly esteemed In Washington Ta hele ciara hint’ the support- | Supervisors and Deputy-Marshals, these be- Re ates orders. bility he explained In detall, He elalins soviuty, and the Indies who have been figur- { ers of the bill were garbling the testimony. ing the Inws provided by Congress tn the Ef- Fa iatend y ‘without intending any disrespect to his asso- elates, Justica Field 1s of opinion that the rules therein Ind down tend toward tho con- yersion of our Federal system Into a consoll- dated and centralized Government, Tn support of lis second position, Justice Field argues that the legislative power of the Federal, Government—vested by the Constitution in Congress—cannot, be dele- nted to others. If Congress could depute ts authority: If it could say it would punish _ as an offense what mother power cnacta Netall-.Firat Floor, Wholesato--Upper Floors. ing at balls and parties crowited tho galler- | Ie would not sit stiitand allow misrepre- | forcement net of Muy’ SL, 1670, and supple = locks, n statement which quite staggered tho also present in force to give thelr applause, | points: ‘That MeDowell’s inistake about | venting frauds thereln. i 5 and tho Count Do Lesseps' party were In the “ksow’s report referring to the 20th instead | 3, ‘Lhut tho Cireult Courts have jurisdiction ART SALE Committes and brought out a variety of dlplomatile gallery with unter of the Le- of the, oun was made ih aletter long after | of indictments under these Inwa, ond 1 con- or questions from interested partles present ‘ ‘3 s * te Jackson’: t | vietion and sentenes In pursuance thercot is and membors of theConunittee. Commodore Galloy Indies, Gen, Shera, anid the ‘Cone a 1 eee an mailer at “tno time 1 3 H puRISONM fcdunitee daa Jehnston we th | nue, having mn LAWFUL CAUSE OF IMPIISONMENT, Lull and Capt. Ends wera present, and the | 14 5, ston were on the floor of | ofthe court. That all the evidence shows | from whieh this Court has no power to re- Intter will give his plan for a ship-ratlroad ue Bonne, attentive Ttonpty onl Pts Joy Hat thera was hats on te Sail and Mint . Tieve on habeas corpus. ; j " . MM renndncs In the gallery, ortér did get the 4:30 order, and afterward 4. That in invking reguintions for the elec- before tho Conpnittes to-morrow, M. Do | ie was, perhaps, fitiing that tho man | ordered Morell to attack In accordance with | tion of ‘Representatives itis not necessary HASELTINE & C Lesseps, contrar} to his expectation, has de- The put withdrew. th Hers that. the dls ag such, it might do the samo thing with re- de ene ~ | who, on the Dover q ‘ r | ft, but withdrew tho orders thi he that Congress should assume entire and ex- | speet tu tha commands of any other author BEGINS elded to stdy over to-morrow, and Hate Ltncain's Sian ie panetine diate pitches read by Mr. Buyard show that Porter | elusive control thereof by virtue of | that ih. It could enact that wvhut the President GIVE TITE COMMITTER ould, In. 1880, defend Fitz John 1% » | Was golng to retreat when there was no fores | clause of the Constitution which declares | prociaims shall be nw; that whut hedectures: = domo further information, ‘Tha Committco | should, In 1880, defend Fitz John Porter In | in front of bu, and contradict tho other dis- | that the times, places, and manner of hold- | to be offenses shall be punished as such, No 3 Was unable to present Ms roport to-day dur the Banintes Senior (avant profontod a patehes showing. that he hnd ‘had commant- ing elections for Seniors aut leprecenta gn, Justley Fleld Ett a would 0 80 for ag a : great desire to ace justice done, irrespective a ore ves shill be preseribed in each y the | this, and yet in principle there fs 10 differ AT 8 O'CLOCK, ing tho call of the States, and, as the sus | Or arty lines, Io asserted that ig rosin ‘A iiessnge was received trom the President | Legislature thereof; but Congress may at | ened between the puphosed case aud tho ex- isting one. . pension of the rules fs abolished by the new | 4G, i but not rend or laid before the Senate) rela- , 7 ei eguln- z Nos. 199 & 201 Wabash-ay. a rf Court of Inquiry was justified by the 115th (ivetotie Interoceante eanal, j A ee oe te ied ng Gel Fuinlly, he is of opinion that the act of ° revision except on tho first and third Mon- tions, except ns to the place of choosing Sen- Article of War, and was ordered by a Repub- Mr. MeDonald obtained the floor, and, after y “ISOTY DOW vor | C ‘ " days In exch month, it would not have been ’ yl MY, Me lIO ty 4 Os ttors. Congress has supervisory power over | Congress yfder which the prisoners were ine OVER 150 OIL PAINTINGS sroaouted at all but for the order under Hean President, He _ 4 executlyo sesston, the Senate adjourned, the subjects, and may Ather make entlrely | dicted in bhth the Maryland and Ohio cases which the Conunittes was ereated, and whict TIEN UNDERTOOK TO SIIOW Seaeete new regulations, or add to, niter, or modify | 1s unauthorized and invalld, ‘and that the BY DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS, ch the Con was created, and which | ict the Court of Inquiry and tho. proposed _ TIT RULES. the regulations made by the State, prisoners should be released, e ~ | opt 3 “ EY WORKED Y! : int, in the oxerclseof such supervisory | Justice Clifford concurs in Justice Field's gave It permisslon to report at any tine. fusislatioa tera’ canstitational; naviowltie t Now THEY WORKED YESTERDAY. 5, That, in th ise of much if Justice Clifford in Justice Field’ LAKE NAVIGATION. Later in tho evenlng Mr, King, Chalrman, | 8 ples iy TuYLOW!DR 10 Spectat Dispatch to The Cheago Tribune, power, Congriots my’ Tanase new duties on | opinion. ee subinttted the resolutions, whieh have ale | 80° extent the argument by Mr, Carpenter officers of election or additional penalties for THE EXODUS. REPUBLICAN TESTIMONY IN RERUTTAL. Spectat Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribune, Wasutnatoy, D. C., March 8.—The Repub+ Jican side of the exodus story will now be the 10th of February, requesting hin to trans- When ‘Bayard had concluded, and the Thero was eniless frietlon, A great many | je exerelss uf such power can ; iy 0) i on Saturday, and ntl Wasntxatox, D. C., March 8&—The new } preach of duty or for the perpetration of NAVIGATION OPEN ESE ec a re er Hata wort ST ae trout pnloiy Fite nae rules went Into effect in the House to-day, fraud, or prvi for the attendance of offt- | 2 B. 'That yl Ir, i - shes ‘ rounds of applnuse wore ended, Senator | wembers dit nob understand some of tho | properly enuse no colllsion of remulations oF oodrich ansportation (0. iit coples of sill correspondence 1n relation Logan took tho floor ant demolished cathe of | {ndamental priuciples of the new system, Jardatetion, because the authlorit of Con- to tho Interoceants canal had between this . oss OVE! =} told, ‘Tho Republican members of the Com~ STHAMULS ON THE ROUTES, Government and foreign Governments, and | his assertions, Ho showed that the President pole nn ee LT a gree aver the aubject ly paramount nad By aittee have summoned witnesses who will TRI-WEEKLY, - butween the Government und [ts own rupre- | could only order a Court of Inquiry to ex: | t) adinit that they had consented to UY fede ineusitent reeaintions of ihe state, | Ne able to refule the stories elreulnted by ’ sentatives abroad. tine Into the nature of any transaction of | 1 Aelinlt that thes: ha consented to so many iis Is involved in the power to make or | the Democrats as to occurrences In hidlana, ” FOR RACIKE, MILWAUKEE, SHEBOYGAX, MAN THE PRESIDENT TAKES OCCASION or nceusntion or fmputation against an oiler | CHANBES. ‘The wore skilful parliamentary wltor. to state his own opinion, which fs, brietly, that «1 sold itz, Y af leadurs, however, attempted to take ad- | ~ 7 ‘That there is nothing In the relation of if nny route across the'Amerienn stints is PORT aa Jolt arter was neither vantage of the now rules In. the In- | the State and National sovereignttes to pre- h , 5 one or the other, nor hat he been slice ho = q canal it must bo under American control, « os Y mnt | of elections, eprene ve FOR GRAND HAVEN AND MUSKEGON. ‘MDa Leasops presented ene member of | Senator McDonald will speak to-morrow, fueella the saudeee tne to Breve were equal “In authority over the subject oo tha Committee to-ay with a copy of a elr- | and the Democrats will thon endeavor to tho reference of tariff and roventia bis to | collisions of juriadiction might ensue, but, STEAMER ALPENA, tulur written by tulnigelt, nnd based upon the | have the appropriation bills takon up so that | 0 Ways and Means Committes, which now | theanthority of National Government being ihe First Bont for GRAND MAVEN, Ete. Paris Conference, One of his reconmenda- | their speakers can make duo preparation for | Seems to bon nurao that cares not for them, | paramount, collisions enn only occur from fe Etew | tons is that the company orgunized for the | continuing the Porter debate, Shuts ‘Ture | Each bill was hotly contested, but the result unfounded Jealousy of such authority, T E talnk | construction of tie cant shall havo its hoad- | cunts amore those who will reply to Cat= | was In every instance tho trlumph of the | fh fee MnerT es had power by the Con- HURSDAY EVENING, llth ist, at 1 o'clock, quarters In Parks, and shall have power to | penter’s masterly arguments, - ¥ stitution to vest in the Clreult Courts this ee BV et exercise all functions, executive and judicial, y: Ways and Means Committeo by a large ma | pofitment of Supervisors of Election. {2 DUTUN, Sunt) Of course the question at ance ne It- WAYAUD'S SPEECT. jority, It is not safu to conclude trom these | oxpressly declared that “Congress may by VINANOIAL, self how It would be possible to maintain To the Western Auoeiated Breas, Votes that the House {3 necessarily finally | law vest the appotutinent of such inferior nnd, beyond that, will disclose some astound- Ing facts ns to the condition of thy negroca throughout the South. ‘The Ion, John De New and Mr. WR. Malloway, of Indinnap- alls, are here, and will be able to show cons clustvely that the Republican party had noth. ing whatever to do with the exodus to In- diana, Persons familiar with Indlana poll thes sny that If the Republicans desired, to corrupt tho ballot-box it would be a wasteful expenditure of moncy to import negrd fum- Mies, Inelndig women and children, . from North Curolina, when several thousand G6OK COUNTY POOR FARM. Proposnta will bo ’ colved ynttl March 15, 180, 9 geloethe. by be Noun of County Cooninaionert 0: raok County, fora tract of jund situate in sald county, adjoining tonuy water cours and adjacent to rot ‘AO acres por more than WD ne tloun thd darcy taro posals ta state distinctly tho doreripuon, Ini tae facilites for dealiaua smd water sup> Puch othor advantagon as ho owner Mey Le ae se Tc orye the rhunt t jonura Teaorve the richt to any-and all bide, ee bid must bd addressed Hoan of Commissioners rm County, and indorsed * Proporals for Voor EEC ROKK, Clarks _ 4 Wasinoartos, D. C., March 8.—Tho Senate, i 9 eer y. y K vl Soceecepanerertncyrepespectnnapemr eres Ae sve ot the Months: toctrinG when the tho morning hour having expired, resumed | committed tygalust any action upon tariff Fae ert it cate In cine reper in LEADVILLE MINING PROPERTIES. NM. do Lesseps shuply, shrugged his shoul: considterAtion of tho: bit for tha relief of questions; ft would perhaps bo plalner to | fy the heads of Dopirtments,” Whilst, as gore hae * 4 dors, spread out the palms iad ‘his hands, and Fitz John Porter, ; state that the majority were not ready to | question of propricty, tho appolntment of repel: “Oh, tha majority of the stock- Mi, Bayard addressed the Senate, alve- | commit such measures to new conuuittees, | ollicers whose dutles ‘appertalned to one De + JOHN F. HUMPHREYS & CO., Relders can make thelr own inws, regula. | cating the adoption of tho Randulph'substl- | tie ylews of whose members werunot known, | wirtment ought not to be lodged in another, Mining and Real Estate Agents, | tigi tuy oa tye tne heatndtor | Eis tutouing triers apm OnE FY and "| iar fa vertelss TS tothe ds ia ate rrieaee nee bajar sind Colbenda, juyew ‘ork lé thoy Hke, or even in Wash- plensui to tho argument, of the Sonator a ‘ox yeni nVLURS eae i ret! hat thee provision which authorizes 8, oF Interests thoreln, choice locations, $20) and a Abana 5 ‘rom Wisconsin (Carpenter), but he regret- | of the day's work [a that the majority— | Deputy Marshals to keyp peace at vlections 4 it Mi * fT I. a By v "4 Vay i. "1 v 1 jor sate, puyiny & pur cont por mont ionoy Wuaned. | iiited any present construction of an isthmus | notice. to” his associates in this chamber, restive beenuse the Ways and Means Com: nny pare de. Undted dtntes’ to coupe we)l secured, 336 por cont per munth, Prowpt and reliably Information, ‘und bont rofurunce givane canal, sincs capltalisis are not iikely to sub- | wound up by the distigurement at Its close inittve has not reported any of the numerous | yedlence to Its Inws and to carry fute execu beneats . «ria SITE 3 a e scribe $100,000,000 while one nation fs threat | of a very poor appeal te partisan projudice, | measures that have been referred to it, and th wers conferred b ’ BiG GIANT enlig all Loltiors wh care toaldin tha matter: | 1 was si unworthy gauding of baiiant ad- | has practically declded not ‘to consider any Cine, ay F ie ; ic * Y t esd, ere can bev ense du which pare ‘] ius — o ree 10. ‘That the concurrent Jurisdiction of the SILVER MINING CO. OF COLORADO. | Congress will undertake work of this fee al 5 " such questlons—still prefors to recognize as States IL A. Kony, Pros't. B, AL SHAvENEI, Boo's, | Inagnit The President's message re te oud befire tho Aavericun Thnt Conmlttee ng tho tart and revenue or | Nation Gaver ee ata ann at BOCK forsale st$ porsbare, Addrow ¥ 54, Trib- | celyed eral attention in the House from | people fy publle jytlee, It iswhut is due, not | gan of the House, The Connuittes strength. Seti tb ny in hie eorciee of Ma power Or Democrats in Southern Indians could be ob- tained at much less expenge. Among other things It will be shown that the ‘ DEMOCRATS COMMENCED BURNING THE” BARNS : of the Indiana Republican farmers who hired colored favor, but wore compelled to abandon this, as the Democratle farmers began also te cmploy tho negroes, “The true story of the Indlana imnssacre will also bo told, One of the Southern negroes to bo oxainined WHI be able ta show the Commit tea that long before the exodus was thought of the negroes held consultations in the Boy- eral States to aseertain whether thore was not some one Southern. State whore, 3 a chiss, they woult be mora fairly treated, rel OPFIOCAL GOODS, See Fine Bpectacies aulted to a! 11 sights on sciontifia Principles, “Opera and Toit taste teisacopun Bile 1s, Barometers, etc. awn CIMOPODIST, 4) ALL RIGHT- a ALVE, for Cuts, Hurns, lulls, Brulses, ate. ruugisis have tt, “Price, 24 cants per bux. ~eeEre SE ULOL GOON ean ‘LLULOID (Water-proof Lin- en) Cuffs,Collars,anidt Bosoms, Price z ts and Gooils sent by matl.. Call Sr aatresa BARNES! Hat Store, 86 Gdison-st., Tribune Building, pe those Who remained until ft arrived, Both | simply to the Indjyidual immediately affected | ened itself from the fivet that some of Its lead- | State: 1 3 | with the Intention, 1 they found one, a dae vide tf ss, fs cHstinet from that exclusive furbi- movin . oan - reory vl J inser pines while te u! et tI DISSOLUTION. Mee ttagnt ts expressed over, it teany | taon of! the Aterican. Govermnunt, | {8 taritf question, At the very ouLnbE Acquired for thy erection of forismugeaines, | Wach were hetd upon that subject furnish & or hip hi sf t ir quarter. Many members ‘seem to think that | Partisan feeling las no just place of tho session today the change in the ote. ay a roviving ve without great Injury to the person fntra- | called in alphabetical order, it was observed Hing State afticers of election to observe Us av Seen ay. "aE TURAL NGU f |) willtook with alarm and disfayor upon the | ducing It.” As has been fitly sald, “Tho face | for the Hest tine sines the foundation of the Binte laws regulating the elections of Repre- striking picture of the oppression of the negroes It the South, : 3 THE UTES, W.B. BEN President's utterances. of Justlea muy be darkenud by a frawn, but | Government Alabama tiking the: place of not altered by Congress are within THEIR NEW ALLOTNENT. i Chicago, March 4, 1830, Be YP CRANE, EXECUTIVE MESSAGE, over dlgarre ty ® fucer Nor, 1 may Mali, ianue luter Hfate, ates its tn , so ry ot Congrexs aver Bpiclal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, " : To the Western Assoc 4, i 7 K epublican | gion into the Unlon, has been first on the | such elections,” The duties erforie aton, D, 0. —T 5 COPARTNERSHIP, Wasinaton, 1, oc. March 8.—T'he follow- President and his advisors recommend thia | call, ‘This fact has‘often been of great ud- | In thelr beliulf aro ue ‘ ae thas teat ae iyiie searatney be 9 indorsed tnve thle das formed.e coparinore | INK inwssngy Was TeCe ved by the Senate to- | measure tu the attention of Congress, and | vantage to the Republicans, but the Deno- OWEN TO THE UNITED STATES the Interlor to carry out the provislons of the . nt Vwaot TOM GINSON, Ha ship under the arm mas Ot asun eCuemia will c0 ~ under & | days this fact alone shauld divest the anatter of | crits have now transferred Unls. parliament tinde the business of manufacturing and jobbl the the Senate: Ltranamit herewith tho roport | Durty alguiticance, a3 woll as to the State, and thelr violntlon is tit advantage to thelr own side, ‘The thst | on offense uguiust the’ United States whlch agreement just concluded with the Ute fin} ‘othe Booretury of Stute and acoompanying ‘Mr. Bayard denied that the jurisdiction of colebrated "White Swan Shir" ot the oft stant pu was a revenue measure designed for a | (, is % Chiefs for the cession of thelr reservation ta sud iS Pitch-ar. gr UMLANBON, | papers, in response to the resolution adopted by | courte-marttal, wis cosequl ‘with that of | considerable modification of the tari, which | Gols ree analy Flight Cully inbible and punta Colurada hag Just‘ been completed, and wilt “Chicago, March 4, 180. HH BMH ur. | she Bonate on. tho 1th of Fobruary lust, ree | civil courts, A furylamental distinction be- | Sanford, of Alabama, the mover, desired to | forest whieh the National G thas in | be ittod to Ci tw. Chica . fquesting copies of all corrvapondoned bo- | tween military and elvil courts Is thie: ‘the | have yu to iho Committes on ftovision of | {fest Men ce ea Government ling in | be submitted to Congress tomorrow, The, SOALES, tweou this Goverment and any forvign Govern | civil court can at all times sea whether «| the Laws. He particularly stuted that ho due elect ion of its Reprevental ves and-| proylatons of the bill are sluply fur the ry IRBANKS: monk sinoo Folruary, ued respecting genie | courtanartial hag broken the law that erated | HE MADE ‘THIS REVERENCE LE ee ot pels the Constitution gives moyal of the Indians to thelr new localities FAURE Ga.ad South Amerioa, toguitior with tho cuplos | OF no. A court-martial cannot pretend to | with viaw to prevent this bill frum being | ‘The petitions for habeas corpus tid. certlo- | in Northern New Mexico and Southern Gol- opartmnent of Btate inny have prow Hgh-tarlit men, aeceplod the challenge, and | No.-0 (orlyinal), ex parte, Augustus F. posed or submitted sinoo that date to any for- | with ncourt-martial to prevent its unlawful Be eng rofoce of treating teapecting tho seus | examine into or question the Judgments ‘of | Sone to the Ways and Means Committee, ‘The | rarl in cases of all the provisions ary dented, Ss Cc A L E Ss wich the bs aclyilcourt. ‘The civil court can interfere i Uintah, in Ulan, and tho pureliaso of tho orado, Utah, iy an ie reac aud ‘OF ALL KINDS, ol pronase or Its uiplorantig represontatives." | | oxercise of jurisdiction. It has been alleged the Way Fe and Sea Sache Sunt Ste Gee ee rene as “Nyasa pation for siuple machinory they will:peed to beaks FAIRBANKG, MORSE A OO. | wokeuato, doom ere ho. rosalubien De that the President = Way's aud Means Committee by a vote of 14 | Clarke, tho petitioner, was election judge hn" farming. The bill will also’ set aside a sitn, U1 8 118 Lake Bt, Chicago, Opiniod us 10. the ‘pulley of tho United Beats MAD NO COSTITUTIONAL POWER Ree eee ra bil to repeat die duty on | Cineinnati, duly appolited andor the laws | the interest of witeh will amount to 8205 J =. Bocarefultabny only theGeavine, | with respuct to tho construction of au inter to summon the Bourd of Review in the Por: | printing-vaver andon all tho materials eu: | of the Sluts, aud Ayied agwuyh Judge at the (a year to be pald in annulves, Atsoth: . i . . Pa ; ?