The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 15, 1872, Page 2

SUN, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1872. THE RIGHTS OF A JUDGE. —- JUDGR BARNARD STANDING ON HIA CONATITOTIONAL RIGHTS, a Coansel for the Jadge Arra’ only for the purpose of providing matertals, carrying on the work, and paying the em- ployees of the bureaus for which it le ap- Out of this mor this provision of the law, Ronn- fon paid this twenty-three thousand dol- AMZ The she bil It Bhines for Alt. aegis "and that the removal dence or thy ‘The universal question now will be, Who propriated We publish the testimony of the distin- guished and patriotic ex-Secretary in full. paper down until you have mend fur a) provision is to ¢ Don't lay th read every word of it. the Leatelature—-The Jadge’s Provent that What do the people think of a Secretary ferred, mith ohall PRODUCE EXCHANGE BATTLE. Jn, bis, defence,” rut befor 1 OF official peal. ry bets wanes Today, Beademy of Musto -s Hugorneis, was Net Smtered by the Committee—The of the Navy who thus runs his hands into —_ Conatitution. ira or all the gembe ite eect ton, and "exer the Death Blow. The most intense excitement prevailed among the audience while Mr. Weiues’s testimony Was being given before the In- vestigating Committes. ry zealous friend of Mr. Roprson was heard to exclaim, “This is the death Beoth's Theatres Sheep ie Wels Chthing Rowers Theatre The Short Bryant's Opera Howse — Cooper Hnatitute-Lavehing Fifth Avenwe Theatre — Artis 47. Grand Opera Howse Live Eéwin’s Theatre Atte Wiiite’s Garden ou sod Parton Jer. \ymple Theatre -ionyry Dow pty the Treasury and takes out their money and delivers it to persons who have no legal right to it whatever? Do they like to see their officers breaking the laws in order to wy as they may see fity Would any private citizen, any mer- chant, or any railroad manager retain 1 his service for an hour an agent who should seal with funds confided to bis charge? Would he not instantly dismiss such an To the Baltor of The Sun. Sin: In consequence of the absence of Mr. Curtis from the eity during the past week, the counsel for Judge Barnard did not promptly tice of the extraordinary dooument pur- porting to be a report made by Mesars. Van Cott, Parsons, and Stickney, to the Bar Associati and published on the 10th instant. that the Bar Association voted to print five hun- dred copies of this report for distribution among members of the Legiolature, We are concerned removed by the 6: the Governor ural, Moen heb fen verved veil tin sha hire tik iiegence. On the question af Yerintad, the dyes Wid Nore shail ve entered on the yourmute.® alba DEMARDING CONETITUTIONAL RICTTA, nt claatee of the second senten’ . eared, Gate ite necond sentence of thie eretivs i, J Gomiater ofthe give out the pu’ Mowae Cowie brn Bi Theatre Comique Ula: Fyei Swan Thirty-fourth treet Theatre Secretary Robeson’s Indelicacy. Mr. Dana rested content with proving 1% OPI Th the cane of ‘of the Court ‘Aeteaay reenive ah enable then te, cg (Tg ES tothe Union Rquare Theatre The Vokes Familiy. Woallack’s Theatre The Veteran, Wood's Museums of ice, agent and bring him before the courts? However, If the people in general are satisfied with this way of using the public © need complain. against Secretary Roveson his wanton nots | ‘ith that part of It only which relates to Judge in violation of Jaw, including his illegal payment Of the Soon claim of over ninety- three thousand dotlars; but he forbore to FORBSTALLING ACTION. It seems tous a very singular proceeding on money nobody ¢ Robeson’s Lilegal i a oi wn fo be hea dcteuce, eat fa u an the part of the Bar Association, to endeavor to have the power, and can stop such pro- forestall the action of the Judiciary Committee, teinby tato act. Taking of $93,000 from the Treasury. lay before the Investigating Committee for the purpose of ato the ceedings or not, just as they choose. a and to affect the opinions of members of the Legislature with the views of the case enter- talned by the prosecutors, In advance of the certain facts affecting other individuals, as Wellas the Secretary, in connection with the payment of this claim, From Senator Trumbuil’s Speech at Cooper Institute, as Baported inthe New York fribune. There is another officer who has been r Not Wanted, the accusations of the. com -Secretary WELLES was not wanted at hearing which the Legislature must give to the Washington by the friends of Mr, Rosr- accused, elther under the Impeaching power, or the power to remove by concurrent resolution of sea, We think that every Just pers son will ask, what the members of the Legisia- ture have to do with the one-sided opinions en- tertained of the evidence by the complainanteand Prosecutors, before the accused can be heard, before the Judiciary Committee have recom- proceeding whatever, and while the seal of #ecrecy still rested upon & most volum= Jnous mass of testimony. the clvil law which justice, and which thelr beat to violate, Among these was the payment by Mr. sented to the pitt Secor of one thousand dollars to the late Simon Jonnason. Mr. Sroor himself, how- ever, testified to this fact, and in so doing ur another undiscovered pay- ment of some delicac Another alleged payment which been reported to Mr. DANA, but of which he had introduced no evidence, was one of still greater delicacy. a large sum of money to a certain lady in Washington for her services in pressing Mr. DaNa refrained from even the introduction of her name before the In fact her name has been changed since she received the money. Now of all men in the world we should have supposed Secretary Ronrso have been the last to introduce any evi- nce on the subject; rsonal delicacy seem to be as obtuse as those which he entertains on the subject of official integrity. In the report of the examination of the venerable ex-Secretary WeLvLes before the Investiguting Committee, in regard to a Wexres had written t Mr. DANA, the following passage occur son to cx-Seerctary Welles whether you sald any- thing in that letter about receiving a Christmas eretary, or a lady? » go into that, T just what T know about it ry circumstances under tently investigated, only slightly, as I think—one of the Cabinet offvers, the Sec- retary of one of the Deparfments. what has he been doing? Why, simply this: A few years ago, during the war, the Goy- ernment entered into a contract with cer- tain persons to the contracts were made, the Government changed the plan somewhat, and, it is al- leged, delayed the ¢ the two Ho Gov. Biatn was not wanted back again nds of Secretary Roweson. The result of this investigation was not wanted by the friends of Sec CF Jarded to hi ed om @ preliminary TOF the hearin on a complaint, w gal provision roduced in support of the complaint, and @ right ( ‘rial on the very e is a proxpect—from fair to mid- dling, to say the least—that the retorns of the election for President’ next fall may be such as will not be wanted jild some War vessels. After jatroduce with It was a payment of couplaint which expresses the essen ne Bar Association seem to WW honoever dectle arty being unheard, although ly, toes not decile entered on the ean easily be had ip convention, a Platnants before ontractors in the com- pletion of the vessels, by which they suf- fered foss in consequence of the rise in the price of materials and labor. 1867, two years after the war was over, they complained that they had suffered great Joss by renson of this action of the Govern- ance Two Very Considerable Opinions. vech of Senator Trumpunt, at the Cooper Lustitute, and the testimony of ex- Secretary WeiLxs, at Washington, show clearly whether Mr. grounds for acousing Secretary RowEson of malfeasance in office. Those who expressed—we will not insult their intelligence by saying entertained— the view that the case of the prosecution against Rosgsoy had “broken down,” will difference of this claim, he may dectle oa great 0 violet on GE this ean ti committee. of any publi nal to form their opinions be o deprive a party of the hearing itwelf. THE RVIDENCE. The publication of this report, with ite n prejudiced cone! assertions of what bas nted for only upon the sup prosecutors expoct or desire fo exercise the power of removal hy concurrent rreotution, as to have the rem the evidence tak: without any ot nity for the couns Dana had but his notions of ment, and asked to be remunerated. Congress passed a law authorizing the Beoretary of the Ni of officers to examine into the © Legislature » be Inoffice du wal decided upon Committee, and than an opportu. uvene a board when they are. a one that will render ved from office by ® proc CiCutlonal (rial OF bearing a lent partion, as they raccesnively pred Legisiatare, can Vacate m political aud partioaa, find at least it'the Tevinlas opinion " existing between thew these two distinguished public men, Messrs. Teesveie and Weiies, i Strike Without Hearing—A Dangerous and see what, if anything, was due them. That Board met and reporte: was due these contractors, in consequence section I of the Constitution, « public clamor, through the newspapers, inate over each every #eat up letter which Mr y doubtless help on ut as we are not without « wisdom and falrness ve that the Judiciary Assembly will adopt that con- struction of the Constitution, we do not int any discussion in th * Question by Mr, Rol Nw Twant to know action of the Gover Thereupon Congress, in 1868, passed a law to be drawn into prints of the evidence taken by that or into any expression 1 these contract- about the extraordin Which that au f our opinions upc ovs in full of immediate rowing out of the report against construction of wal paid for waiting for the stenographer’s report it an ae Ci of the evidence Don't you think that ow the end of it? “Mr. WELLES voney was called for ¢ Learned that the rec Butit wasnot! riously over the the present iat fyb MURDER TO HIDE MURDER, A DOUBLE rRaonbY BROUGHT 10 LIGUT IN OxeT aR COUNTY, yateriowe Mhesting of Walter Soper tn 1NOD—The Bappened Marderer in ¢ Accused of Committing a Ser te Conceal the First, Correspondence of The Aun, Kivestow, April 11.—On th: September 24, 1860, Walter Sor f Popplotows, inthe adjoining town ot sous, Was brutally murdered. vious he worked in his barn with his son-li-law, waking elder unt 18 ¢ and went home. Capt, Timpken's History of the Meeting of the Hostile Forces Who and what mented the War-Giad Tidings for New Jersey Militt Ou Friday last Major B. Franklin Hart Capt. Herman 1, Timken, the First Dattvlion, New Jersey militla, and both resident in Hoboken, had « misunderstanding New York Prod oan ee ea bene? the xan Jastlers, of the Supreme Court, and Judges of the HY COUCUFFENt Fro. complain it rocer dings both officers of reelected ‘atin clected tothe Senate core hee Fy cxcept those mention Peace igeeana Forifeee offeror Courta,not of recnra gate, om the reeammendation tusk 0 removal skull be nude by Cini We unless the canse thereof be entered on the complained of *hall have complaint ageinst him, a heurd in his ce Exchange, morning of morning Tam Hart's account of the having been unable to And Capt. Tinken the gental Alderman ap- Ben published oilision, the ri Party, Saturday, howeve eared in the BUN office, and sald. CAPT. TIMRKN'R RTORY, “T'vo got nothing against Major Hart, but for some time pwet I think he has been working 1 was in the Common Council, he didn’t like that; and when I was nomina‘ed for Alderman he sald they might put ua any- ut for all that T wan elected. The lock. Then they quit flume time after tired, Soper was aroused by a noive tn the yard, He arose and went to the barn without waking He never returned About 4 o'elook the pext who lived near by, saw alight in Soper's vuxe and the back door standing open, ing it strange, he went over and a Soper's room was empty. found dead near the barn, having boon shot im ce, avd breast, DAMNING EVIDENCE. ‘Thirty-three shot were taken from the wounds. One Hiram Slater was suspected of the crime, and he was forthwith arrested, charge, saying that he bad no gun the officers in hi howe iin’ what eovnplain nhly for ite tection: OMcers of my and took It tu Uh ZcOut, sake, It to the {was about to start for borne. wi him politely, nd then he « talking politics, company made up s, petition evidence Laken ae 1e COMMRLe: ite whole functh More thet. bouy. He dented the be wanted to see me, change ; said he had sent 1 ¢ one of them e ad Je plataly tmposnible for the accused to a opportu! rpove of determin ia ¢ to bis house and see hi Tiny (had a committee meeting fy attend, aud | could not conve said 1. “If you've got anything to say, why charmed: Mixed shot Hike. that take 1s body were also found About thirty-rix foet tr the wad of the « ‘Tell ne’ now, n Consisting of tow and & c6 of the Kingston Journal newspaper, was found, In Siates’s game bag were ic Y of the Journae with a piece lor fen Bee) ured by » constitutional oF A STORM BREWING.” or said that he had received eat tobe, confronted ‘withthe witae tht e. the w tne a testified before the Coroner that he saw nthe afternoon previots to the some of iny officers Twas prepared au hot surprised, for he has done such things be- fore. and anid ven In the defen 0 be the subject of Nhat action ar section Of the Conativith: ime Of removal that Ia to be journals of the two houses. i fore the two houses the fue perrous who ¢ Examining 4, however, were deemed ins HAN he Was teles to hoid the prison ouee it Neg tly 1 expected thie long " acted to bins and’ tam well ‘aware that you Would do anything of the kin F2WW), Lut the peretrat mittee Gan be ade a discovercd rosecute, oF the Legisiat Atvorury-<icneral fo conduct the ‘of the othe Bench THe MC unders any and ‘What do you mean?’ ask “Livean,’ said By *that you are agai and you Want to shake aiid on that aceoun On the night of the g6tbh ult. light wa igned, protesting that on the evidence taken on this preliminary inves enlling for further ctfully rewind the eomunit proceedings, does, im vert ‘other Adan, ith and wife, and Willian f Mrs. Davis wa her husband an tthe greatest respect for Major that she had b Jury, after Investigation sho died of Hquor. THE NEIGHBORS’ SUSPTOTO! stitution @ construction that Pill aitect very Judge of she Supreme ¢ ls now In oftie urt aud of tw an wet your f who inay ever herea| extetence of this cor bn will elther trial, to a J) used of TUF STORM BREAKS. “ But T did tell him so again, hands ju my pocket, close to tlm, that he would strikd anybody thers in, the E change, and sof wasn Before L could get re ay he struck it being believed that siater » This supposition was strengthened a few days ago by Davis, who made Hit to the Disteet AtLorney that about three months after the murder of Soper. Slater (oid Mrs. Davis that he | ame week that Mes. Da Sliter had quarreiied, and ave bad threatened to Bie was Lo have done so I stood with my 178 OF ANY ed doth furth F protest and ex- very consideration by this eom= aruck Rist CHS wood OF aunetal sets during the tenn of ofice which eld xpired by lit ft Abeetbly 0 ex! tit exercise {the Supreme Coort ‘aud, Out of D144 votes given AL that € ineresrom lnw for it, the present Secretary organized es In a long advantage in reaching it was made out T ale heard some- Rnother Board and told them toinquire into did examine, and re- yare not as ¢ to that suryect, Udcaire to have me History han re terrible rebuke nthan that given by the venerable ry Wewxes to bis successor in office » few memorable ported that the contractors ought to have $95,000 more. p INQUIRY WAS COND before them al of ordinary cases. ly affords an example ministered to any suds for impeach they set up a * clreumnlo- the committee subordinates Why, then, de or rather tls begat not the final judge accused, why ne them injustice that they dare by another But he appointed it of his own volition; toand I think | whatitwas wort.” Alionen we dy and then what does he do? What do ye He not only pays the mon Of the numorous sessions of the commit- ainst the Judges very few when all the members were in attendance; and at many of them aly one or two members were in attenc The demand of the World is, the © bow holds ating bis. pres His that the impeach To taking th Peaccption desires the comuill Of course public curiosity is now excited to“ that sut be satisfled until all the facts and circum- nt concealed shall be made Secretary Roprson can sear letter-writers actise a delicacy in the mat- he has shown himself to be So it will all com this 95,000, think of that? y, but he pays and will not appropriation stances at pr ‘oF Impeach Was one which We could Bot be heard to discuss, and Ty fo acquiesce in w say that the commit Administered It to us bjustice than te we The Constitution ares that money shall only be paid out ulmest. coun ny charge that ea 'be bi {o feel and p by men who did not hear, and whi not read a large part of the evidenc must confess that this seems to us a mon- strous proposition. ceive of a more glaring act of injustice the fundamental rules of evi Inwrers who are in pursuance + fon fed on uti protection of every Jud every electoral body tu the State priations made by law, a testinony of th oRK, March had he to pay money appropriated in 1860 she received, and her sub: d upon a mass of testimony, a lan Gf aay matter orcur before temo « of the fu ding may be recotme ‘the Supreme. Co: ation of Iaw on the oof Hauer in Iu; and aga Ma the exercise senic ina drug atore 1 that place, for killin Vhis morte dispensed the Hquor hineeilf the 6th of November, round drank Major and t shook band this election f fC Mos. Davis ts Alderman Timken w exceedingly courte (Major Hart THM BXAMINA nt printed for lenged the Major” asked the rep ed the reporter t both of the late nly Ought tO resiore baruiuuy JEALOUSY THE KNIPL, ‘elal act ever id be unwilling to have i BAD TALK ABOUT HIRAM, ff Hiram tad kM A any Det that iran ids The Fatal Meeting of two Rival Sultors at At 10 o'clock Jast evening, in the ten 135 Suffolk street, Bernard Sta: k. Sixth street, and a young Mr, M nee ofa 28, 1972. Tick Now CURTIS, AxDREWS, whieh aby Just ay jentious maa would than this would be. An accusation, Would result in loss of office, position, for- and 1870 for work done in 1864 or The officer might just as well have taken 695,000 out of the Tre appropriation at all, as well have taken «(0 look for wcorrret verdlet f euabling an in . Ronson suffers from whom he is bound to protect suffers from them, he can blame no- body but himself. she mov be—may thank him known now, them, or if any on without any He and she necusation is Any money, as to have taken the money ' i Judge Bernard not only violated / Committee! unsel With boarder, quarreled, and Myers drew a large kuife and stabbed Stack in the s believed, me aud tothe Hl breast, wound! Geo. G, Bauman ne men Lad been judge Barnard. = e same young woman, and had been maddened — CARLIST REBELLION, nt to throw th: 1 Saragossa Railway We must say that if cit has ever been guilty of an injustice toward and wicked as this which her G€ Bie usges A Brave Old Man. Ex-Secretary Obstruction a been settled, as shown by road, which could not uppropriated is now recommended toward the Judges, he They removed before th mittee at Washin mince matters at ought to be removed committee news of this atrocious subterfuges of yaght Inapproy in the armor vonstruction of the eee ay distil tell's band . plan ts on foot for twenty of the t to some buildings. What would you think of the It canpot be denied, however nd set Or nfusion al and gain possess! made to pay one of your bw im full of tiunsaction, if he was to come t brave old man's testimony. o strongly of bold integrity that it Will do your heart good. nel for Jusige Hi ent found by undersigned, during this Investigation, on made by one of er to remove @ Jude have done anything worthy of death, condemn and execute them but ward and asic $95,000 inc vy. Fenton, An ini from th O00 str elr at a christening a 1k street last evening, and their q renewed, with probably a fatal termination, Tika @ tala wit to Throw « Train from the jot to Bur red to their Posts, Mapnip, April 4.—An attempt was made fast train on the 4} syou have killed Soy ‘The Administratio: arty Drawing Comfort © New York Demonstration, —Sevators Trum uz have returned from New Y niident that the WaAsHincton, N OF GUILE To DA en seen in the | that there w discovered and 1 be no trouble In defeating hin ounsels prevail gratified wit ty, and will now carry on more th were fortunately trait vestigation has Captaln-Gener pin New York ax healt in the vieinity Mt they Wiil get ypreter Grant McClure has been bere ew with Mr. Sumner, decided to go to Cineint to promote iis objects He a cin ask his legions of fr of the city. are in the hands of the authorities: tachment of troops has been set outto find Cas ‘n of the present disorders is attributed to the Internationalists, supported by the Carl ists and Republicans, ing your receipt, were told * My construe Though its tone is quiet and unostenta, tious, the brief letter was one of the most significant features of the grand Liberal Republican meeting of Friday evening, While Mr. dential friends have for some time past not doubted that he would ultimately join the great mass of his supporters in sustaining dings at Cincinnati, this letter informs friends and foes that he has al- ready embarked for the Convention, Gov. FenTon’s influence with the Repub- lican party of New York is vastly greater than that of his colleague in th inferior to that even Since the Republican party was sht years in the Supreme Court from thon of the two Hot rection 11, of t claed without any ot ‘ . by concurrent rr let us not witness the Association and a Judiciary Committee, while clamoring for judicial reform, vio- lating those fundamental principles of law which would be scrupulously regarded in the trial of the most common felon, ctacle of a Bar of Senator f all m tion of the receipt is that you p ny may by exer. fuquiry that has There is no excuse for such a trans- tion, and if the country was not full of these vidlations of the law and plunde TON 8 confl- CO eae ne ittee have adopted this view of the power herein referred to, or that the member the suggestion has expressed a decided opin, ereon, he deems it his duty, on bie own beba In the State, who are with: understand that the Ce ings of the Treasury «nch a transaction would create an indignation through Wanted It Closed. “Or Saturday evening Secretary Ropeson expressed great anxiety vestigation closed, has closed—all around him—and left no loop-hole for his escap go on still further, to lead to what further developments remains to be seen. whole country; but there is 80 much of it Pechiedacbabadyfenisgedy in the possible scope of that power, to en protest against the adoption of @ ¢ which would deprive him of a right secured to hi by both the letter and the spirit of the He therefore respectfully requests that this protest, embracing the grounds on wh neh m eourse of that you overlook these breaches of law to have the in- And misappropriations of public money vee of proveedion {Applause.) It is said by some. meee ee and yet it is to n he excepte tn. inKe, may be en: tention to do any wrong.” not one of intention, Anabsolute m FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMITTER, ‘The grounds of hie protest are t investigation by thee jaw and of legisiath formed he has been of Representatives, four years ¢ ernor, and bas served out half bis rial term; and he has been iny Yy contest before th National Convention lacked only a few votes of being nominated for the Vice-Presidency, thus proving that his strong hold upon the Republican no means confined to New York Originally a Barnburne Freston has aly liberal statesman, and as an organizer of political forces he has few equals in. the His open adhesion to the Cincin- nati movement He Pleases—Who may govern his subjects justly or he may cradle land of { oppress and enslave th Is not whether on accounts which ai r question is, had they any authority to pay I think nothing was due The question the secretaries pay money People are asking whether we think Grant will turn Secretary Ropeson out of his Cabinet. the estecmed pastor ey cessful in ev uf iry is hot ues t aia be mad =o a trial of the issue or lcles of Impeachment, or under w reRol the money ? the President turns hun out or keeps him authority in the Secretary count and pay this $95,000, to open this ac- of baptism was ac inthe main church yesterday dults at Calvary Chapel, a branch of the chureh located on Cumberland ay were by which i Tt Is sobmilt te p Secretary's illegal twenty-two The condemnation falls upon Roprsoy, whether he be dismissed or not If he be retained, it will rest upon Grant Breaking the Law Hold of It. picuous facts proved in The People's Mon Lord’s Supper the main ch uy, OF of Feportit the course « son investigation is hos a dreary HOW EVIDENCE WAS TAKEN, tary fu erstot inpromising themselves of War has ordered the suspen- tnd the immediate would tiave tw PESTIMONY OF THE the prisoner revolutionists their urrapgeu ween Reynora aud this city MATAMONAS. Al had another ebeck CUYLER'S FAREWELL, His Departure for Europe on Wednesiay Signal Success of his Wi re L. Cay) Theod The delegation conalsts of the Rey. Dr. Curt the Rey. J. B. Dunn of Boston, and bide: Wells of Chicago. T! have alread: hide but most aj the United St econd in command under Quiroga, would pot return to his command Terthom iitaseld as chiet of Guire sworn on bebalf of the accused, Is in Browbaville ber the conversation *poker D.D,, pastor of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, will sail for Burope in the China on Wednesday, as accredited delegate from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States to the General Assemblies of the old Kirk of Scotland, the Free Church of otiand, the Presbyterian’ Church of Ire and the United Presbyterian Church of Great Pil Davis alu. ti if t bowe and tod Hire tty cow by it It Is rumored that the Janrest governor of Cobabutla ed Saltillo which the revolutioniste are hast rah wanted tO Davis diu not t shades wil Unite gatd he did Bot come ob tho Borglare Captured After Blowiug Opea a ‘On’ her crosé-examination she testified as fol- ween 1 and 2 o'clock A. M. yesterday the Hiram was at he night of the 4 went to bed about 9 next door (o the quarters of Englue 2, was blown ¢ oie attracted the attention of the inwediately Kaye the ‘ man Stack was scut for aud fon to the Presbyterianism 1s 1 he being now Jargest: Presbyterian in pointof member- h has been the he got up and went to hie Utes widows, Tovin ean be entered remen ih the Tear of them the Three buudred and. afty dol hurglare were cap. aes ee Lafayette avenue chur powerful revival du ruits of which 152 mem ita roll of, mem rath the past win re have been The Owner of C Smith, the own was taken to t Suturday afternoon on the complaint id in Tronble, 0) communicants 1 of Lhe pastor's absence the rite ninistered to twenty infants FHF C AROUSAL ew Mra, Dayle y were baving a trot on t noon, Where the was als Cuy eloquent discourse with a heavy load, 1 what ox-Secr t, While here in through the North and We New York it places its ascendency beyond xo Secor & Co,, for night and Sunday work upon the Weehawken, ‘This inquiry has peated reionatrauch of the Swith was in wereat & F preached his p nh Which was mth Tt was'a powerful ai THE TAMMANY ELECTION Secretary Wruvrs had paid wp for the Weehawken, and there was nothing more due upon her, never even applied to Congress for any for authority to all contingencies, Read Every Word of It. word of the ann of divcovertiy Design was wi poterday for the first time on Sunday a wise, liberal, and truly Christian me board of mai nnounced att) tion that objections to th eloucy OF relevance road every venerable ex-Secret Sagamore, a ‘Treasur allowance, been permitted to make Lively ection of any Socloty, which is is not likely Committee, son's illegal conduct whitewash wh y demand of that sort before the Court of Claims ome generally known whippers-in_ of leer such as ¢ that the gallery Ls Stas pes Involving Ue ascor The underelgn. © number pre na week day, and certainly no church In the city held amo table, und Interested gathering th ertauin members in preparation for where white- De that mn: mmitte report a ticket uy has not attempted e action aud report of the ¢ Huestion whether & single name of a me ZeNo Secon this sun wash will not cover him. nid dollars for * lone, as was clalined, hawken, and paid twenty-three aud Sunday fadmission bi if Brennan, Urged to per but every name ¢ tleket will be raves, and perhaps t does Hot prove to be fairly drawn ‘ought within the onesos brok ee Ere the law Owice ‘ underst H-known names of nd Morrissey knows that they bad in entrance, but Department = has been constantly la jeneral for the fuidanceofthe Bxecn tive officer s;and that Secretary R action of any of his predeces he violated the act of 1870, which provided, to reconsider and reverse Secretary WELLE aud recetved, ud Sachem, holdin not hesitate uncovers other The intensit ulminated when Of excepting t Jolly Tar Sent to Dayy and of being heard ups in appropri of the interest in bis exam Roveson lorced bo Appropriated shall be expended The how Board of sachems will be installed at meeting of after elect a Pather of the Single Old Sachem a Boure to take place both factic busy for the past three or r days, and it © ticket will be run. nwhich will be found not a King Amadeus Pani No election for 6, Mr. Schell, over in default of an elec A Town Nearly De A 820,00 fire'oc