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PITTSBUEGH "WEEKLY POST. Haf 9 1574 the dark. There was not a single 'bill mav well challenee comiietition in will make it exceedingly lively for Mr! Uev. Savage preached a sermon in nym for all that is corrupt and despicable in iolitics. cessful improvements of every other farmer.

It has encouraged and stimulated inventions, whereby Washington newspaper that made any any legislative body in the land. The reference to the Examiner's statement only way to beat it would be to enact nor the exposures it contained; first, "That highway robbery is a lawful oc-because it was necessary to keep the Xot only is the bill retro- But now that the warning is neeuea i.vtiA iM.li the dancer is by no farming-' "has improved, and made to be an occupation though always honorable, still more desirable. itu iue strongest probabil- Chicago last Sunday. Text "lxga.1 Ten-lties in favor of Mr. XeiUie's success.

Idera," and "If I were able to go a store and buy a The Chicago Tribune tells why Senator aJ compel the hatter, willing or not, Sumner wa not oa speaking term with "7 I should serais WMB t4mply be forcing bun to loan me the value the President or Secretary of State, fi lof th ht until I got ready to redeem my Mr. Sumner tells the story in his snp-' i if was willing to trust me, and I ritt-bnnrh. fatei-day, May 9, 1S74. colored people in Ignorance, and, sec active in the worst sense, but confes A "Iclal to the Tribune says the Pennsylva presseu speecu, woicn nas recently been 1 i a ueut, that woulj be all Bat if I eotnnelled published It apjwars that when ha cp- nia Kailroad will at an early date, increase their employes wages to the old riding his rights force. "It would be a forced loan, I say, provided I ever intended to pay.

But, should I give him a piece of paper with tnr name ob it and say, That is money, take 'it, yon are paid, why then I should be two not itosea uie osra. isoiuiugo weary, tie made an elaborate report and speech against the whole scheme, and criticised the maner in which the treaty had been negotiated. The President was very indignant, and declared that, were he not President, he over repuiawe things a liar and a thief. would bold the Senator personally respon- means over. The eorroytionists now in power must be displaced, liefore the public will be able to tell what the worst really is.

They axe in a situa tion to conceal much, and it is not to be supised that the lialf has been brought to the surface yet, although what has len already proven ought to lie enough to throw any party out of power. The people now see the character of the men they have so long entrusted with power their remaining duty is to remand them back to the obscurity of private life and elect better men in their places. Z7.1TS WHERE SUE MADE THE MISTAKE. Mother Stewart of Ohio is evidently a stranger in these parts, having been brought hither to furnish her experi sible. Gen.

Babcock, the President's Sec-' 1 ,5 w8 that paer was money sedly retroactive for the purpose of legalizing illegal transactions. Not content with making "irregular" things "regular," it is proposed to "authorize" that for which there was no authority. A municipal corporation has no right to seize a man's lands and tenements, goods and chattels and money, but if it has done so or does so, it is to be made lawful. If this bill is passed, then the Constitution and every other law on the statute books ought to be repealed, for robbery will then be the supreme law of the land. The idea of seriously askin the Leg-islature to pass a wholesale license for robbery committed through "irregularities," or wholly without authority, would seem ridiculous were it not a wilh- retarv.

and the neci.i envov to San Uo uui-iiu in UKUie tue tat mingo ho neif oWated the declar- -11 IUS Ior Horace Greeley, although laughed at by many for telling what he knew about farming, published very many things 'which were of real practical Use to farmers. Every publisher of a periodical who extends the circulation of new sensible ideas relating to farming, is truly a public -benefactor. Everything indeed rests uion the farm. Witlwut it, manufactures, trade, art, science, and the entire commerce of mankind, as well as mankind, would soou cease. All know that; but all do not at all times suilicieutly consider it; or sufficiently regard the vastnessof our agricultural interests, and their bearing upon the general welfare.

The old fable of the belly and the njemliera of the body, must not however be forgotten. The members cannot tK-rform their function standard. Tub Radical County Committee met Saturday and fixed uiMn June fth for the primaries, and June for the Conventions. This Is claimed to be a -victory of City King over the state King. Well, what difference does it make? llrimstone is sulphur, and sulphur is brimstone it's the King any way you tix 1.

The passage the uniform school Look text on its third reading and l.y a two-third vote 20 to 10, by the ed that if he were not an officer of the I would horeswhip Mr. Sumner for! HrRKAH bis speech. These gentle admonitions date for the induced Mr. Sumner to drop the White 'crat. for Pendleton, Ohio's candi-Presidency.

Cresiline De-no- House from his list of visiting places, That sounds like "old times imn ond, they wanted to keep the notorious Washington Ring out of view, since they had helped largely to rob the bank. Nearly all the loans made, it is now discovered, are utterly worthless, the securities, even when given, being but little better than blank paper. Henry D. Cooke, President and W. 8.

Huntington, Cashier of the First National Bank, were the leading members of the Finance Hoard of the Freedman's Saving Hank. Being in fact a majority of the Committee or Board, they and their friends controlled all of its money transactions. Hallet Kilbourn, John O. Evan3 and W. S.

Huntington, by their own confession were the original District King as it stood iu 1871, and their connection with the raid upon the Freedman's Bank will be shown by a few extracts we shall make from the suppressed statement of the Bank Examiner. As for instance we find a transaction in the Seneca Sandstone stock, a part of which Wits presented to the President, in the following: Fifty thousand dollars to Hallet Kilbourn and John O. Evans on seventy-live again. uut don't yon remember bow wo went proclaiming through to Kew York, in "we are coming, George H. Pen nate of IVunsylvania was a just re- thoroughly digested and deep laid ence of successful crusading in the liuekeye State, and give impetus to the scheme of a Ring that hesitates at without tlie belly, neither can the lat nothing.

We challenge legislative his dleton, ltxt.oou strong, and bow th little east choked us off so suddenly Do you want to march up the kill then down again? "Greenbacks" is good enough for us, but then Democratic national conventions have never thought that the West amounted to any thing. It was always Pennsylvania and New Vork that needed to le coddled. That time has gone by, and the West should assert itself, and we have no doubt, it will demand the nomination of a man who is its true representative. Cleveland Piaindealer. movement in this locality.

Her clo-uuence is undeniable, and her zeal tory to find a parallel to this case. Even the robljer State governments of presisteiit and com iucing. We have paid cle attention to her movements the South have never dared to go so and have yet failed to observe when ter do its duty independently of the me misers. The Commonwealth begins with the farm; but it does not end there. Manufactures, commerce, art, and science, while in one sense wholly deindent uion agriculture, afford the market, so to speak, for all that the farmer can provide, and give the far.

It is simple piracy robbed its glamour of chivalry. How many millions of dollars is to be squeezed out of ever she ca'led ujoa any of her audi- Me. Jonsr Campbell, a prominent book-seller of Philadelphia and an activo Democratic politician, died on Wednesday aged til years. ua was never again niviieo. there.

His personal and official relations with Mr. Fish Continued, however. The two visited personally, and bad frequent official consultations. This was daring the period when the San Domingo treaty laid on the Senate table. On the eve of the final vote on that treaty Mr.

Fish visited him at his house, and, ruring a discussion prolonged until alto midnight, sought to change his views upon the treaty, and then, all else failing, ottered to bribe him to abandon hi place in the Senate by proposing to make him Minister to England. Mr. Sumner rejected the bribe. Mr. Motley, bis friend, was removed from London because he was Sumner's friend, and, thereafter, the Secretary of State and the man who had rejected Lis bribe were not on speaking terms.

Then the Secretary of State informed the Senate caucus that the President, and the President's Private Secretary, and Mr. Fish were not on speaking terms with the Senator, and the dutiful and obedient caucus, well knowing that the alleged excuse was the result of the senator's opposition to San Domingo, dismissed Mr. Sumner from the head of the Committee, and appointed Mr. Cameron in his place. Now, with these facta made public, Mr.

Hamlin and Mr. Howe declare he was not degraded because of his opposition to the San Domingo measure, but for the reason that the President and Secretary of State were not on speaking terms with him. It is fortunate that Mr. Sumner left behind him an explanation why he was not on speaking terms with Messrs. Grant, Babcock, and Fish.

indispensable encouragement to its thousand dollars mortgage bunds ot Maryland Mining and Manufacturing Com luke to the ciiHsers thereof, who are mainly contined to interested publishers. and interested school oflklals. Let the House do like-vise ami hundreds of thousands of dollars yearly, now levied uioii the rather upou the education of the children of the Commonwealth, will cease. An interesting and highly pleasing especially to the people of Clreat lhitain, concerning the finances cf that country apiears elsewhere, And makes us wish for such financiers at the head of the affairs in this countrythat we could be able to make a similar showing. It is folly, however, to expect anything of the kind so long as Grant and his corrupt crew are allowed to retain power and manage in their own sum! against the people's ance te rise and speak in the good cause that she did uot succeed, except in one instance, which becomes notable in consequence of his stand iag in society, and iosi-tiou in the journalistic and political world.

We allude rxwrse to Josiah King, senior editor of the "oldest." the pockets of the people of Pittsburgh by this bill? No one knows the extent of the assessments, irregular and without authority, that have been made by rings of jobbers. The miles of streets and highways and alleys and sewers and improvements generally under contemplation in this bill, no man, but the members of the Ring, can The report that I "resident Gowen of the Beading road was about to resign is deuied. production. It would not then be a true world, or a glorious world, at all, if we should take the remark in its literal meaning, and have all men to be grangers, in the sense that we might all le content POLITICAL. Mother Stewart made free nse of his; name and had doubtless such informa tell.

They are kept in the dark until tion as ustined the call, which must excuse our allusion to him person this trap is sprung upon the people. That it is to cover wholesale violations of law no man can doubt. The ally. She said that Editors were a pany. The mortgage upon which this loan was made was and is wholly worthless.

But Mr. Kilbourn comes in for another small grab and gets 2,000 on a note of the National Junction Railroad for As worthless as the note was, it was even fifty dollars less than the loan negotiated. And then again Mr. Evans comes in for $3,000 on account of Treasurer agruder of the Washington Board of Public Works. Ma-gruder had no credit any place else, but Cooke and Huntington took his word for collateral on heavy loans.

Here is another Bjiecimen: One hundred and forty-four thousand one hundred and sixty-four dollars to J. class of tuen she vm better ab.e to violation of law creates the necessity for the bill. If law had not been vio appreciate than any eue else, and that of that numerous tribe in this city. Josiah King led all the rest; lated there would have been no neces The Democracy of Crawford county have elected Pearson Church, Senatorial and W. C.

Plummer, J. N. Mcdosky, Thomas D. Xash and W. W.

Gelvin, representative delegates to the Democratic State Convention and instructed for Judge Trunkey for Supreme Judge, and Thomas X. Brooks of that county for Secretary of Internal aflaira. Col. James Chestnut is the Senatorial and James Clendenin and Martin Gus-wiler, Bepresentative delegates to the Democratic State Convention front Cumberland county. C.

Heydrick, Win. M'Xair, II. J. Beers and S. C.

T. Dodd instructed for Judge Trunkey for Supreme udge, are the delegates from Venango. with our farms. In the true sense, every man's proper occupation is his "little farm;" if he cultivates that honestly, industriously, and intelligently, according to the best of his ability, he is a true farmer, anl a true man. Our political leaders, who from their position should lie statesmen, which some of them are not,) may have been farmers, or mauufacturers, or merchants, or tradesmen, or engaged in some profession; it matters not what; when they come to legislate for all these varied interests; so inter- sity for the bill.

Mr. Bigelow who wrote it, and Mr. Newraeyer who in that she was informed he was the good and true friend of the ause and was doubtless ready and willing to give reasons for the faith that was in him. Alas, he was neither ready or illing to answer the call of Mother Stewart. troduced it and had it referred to the Commitee on Municipal Corporations, ought to rise and explain.

The peo- I pie want to know the names of all the W. Vandetiburg, on Hoard of Public Works' Auditor's certifioate and District The era of 'good feeling between the north and south is gradually returning, aided in its coming by the thoughtfuiness of the men who most fully experienced the perils of deadly estrangement. At Mobile, on Tuesday last, the graves of the confederate dead were strewn with flowers, and before the conclusion of the ceremony Admiral Semmes was presented with a floral testimonial by Colonel Wickersham, the postmaster and formerly federal offi We neither ouestion his right to be of Columbia bond of the face valua 8 parties to this extraordinary scheme of King nresent or nlent at these met tin m. or woven with each other in our country 012. This Mr.

Vandeuburgh is one of the best known members of the Itinz contractors, and has to take part for or against this pecu- that a serious Injury to one hurts all, liar mode of abolishing tlw evil, but it they can Iw no longer farmer, nianu- ma-ill onitM'ir jiirirrn 1-ir fit lii'iiiY liable. 'factum. but legislator. When UBITISn FINASCES. SIK STAFFORD XOBTHCOK'S FROG Railing FOR 1871-5 EVERYBODY CU ES BO-U-THISO OF THE SURPLUS, ASU llOXET STILL OS HIND.

To take their owu statement for it, the two U'k. of Arkansas are two of the purest patriots on the continent, Hut the more that is said by the two factions only giies to prove the more conclusively that neither of them is fit to govern the people of that miserably misruled State. It is merely a tight Iwtweeu two corrupt political cli'iues, neither of which poteses honesty or capacity. If they could both be choked off, and give the people a chance to be lieard in the selection of a State government it would be a blearing. Th Gaiette again sounds the alarm about the State and County King.

It favors an early conveutiou for the punose cf checkmating the roboers. It throws out the following omiuous Lint: It no longer a secret that the SuWj fring has nU in view whl.h it would rath iit ilrftw tit Tli. nr.kini,li,i to a rare AFRAID OF TIIEIIi SHADOW. It is rather amusing, than otherwise, to contemplate the situation of the Republican leaders in Allegheny. The L'itv Committee met on Saturday the oldest inhabitant, that the editor fellow citizens have elevated a man enjoyed its hospitality King dealt Khnul.l 1-ealW noon i to that position, he should be rajable degree.

He and the cer, it was onered, said the colonel, with the kindly and sympathetic greetings of I. to champion a cause, when but a short risinR above the mere individual, liberally with each other, on A i a. a i.L ii surviving Union soldiers, resident in Mo Fraa Th World CorrMpoadsst a -if ah I year ago bia the practical question jw "mc i'" -)' --evening ana resoivea not to noiu cuy whether lion.r should 1h sokl in this class, and be able ta take a compre-: scratch my hack and PU scratch for a Mayoralty candidate. bile, who honor the brave and heroic dead of the late war, acd ask the acceptance of the testimonial as a tribute to valor-and unselfish devotion to a cause held IOsnosr, April 18. The new Chancellor of the Exc bequer made his financial statement to the House of Commons on Thursday night in an admirable speech.

He spoke for two hours and more, and bis theme was pounds, shillings, and pence; but every word was interesting, and even city ami county, was to bo submitted' hetisive survey of all t.te great inter-, -oiu'n." The Washington Radical meaIlS tliat Mr. Hugh 8. Flem-to a vote of the people, th organ ot ot the people; to liecome in fact a club appears as an absorber of mg to le tiiecall" candidate, and the Republican and dominant pauiy, (disinterested Judge. Then every man Here are three items, the first to Mr. Mn w.

B. Ross is to be the prohibi- dearer than life. Semmes replied happily. A monument to the Confederate dead was was against l.K.al option. We have no mrwugnoui tneian i mig.u ihj con- Huntington and the others to And it means a Uttle then unveiled amid salvos of artillerr.

the 1 bi political opponents praised him. He doubt. had thai ii-r thrown its influ-l itn his iann. tins pre-s clerk, whicli show an ea-y ayolmore than this, too. It means that true picture of the American 'doing business: (the Reimblican party in Allecheny is tle lecnditvof tle raflle I sent i I showed that the revenue for the vear Nongovernment loaning the guns for the pur- 5 wou)d lm in numberll -0 wo00() pose.

Another peace-making incident of in exoessof the expenditures the occasion was a presentation from the and then he proceeded to state what dis officers of the United States army station-! position be proposed to make of this sur- Tl. 1 at that tioMi, it would have con gram at mis eruy, no. tnoasana nan-irsi anan to: jj demoralized tliat it dare not Some of Its inrmut-rs to positions if great whi.h would have uiaJe the men late years nave nm gone to. iZZtZ, I make a regular nomination. This responsibility au.l probably a yrimipal oljr-t.

Liborsof the crusaders easy and nuc-Congts for the g-xd of tle jeople Two tUoaaskui two h'undrel and 6fy looks strange in a city that has been ed Alabama to the Mobile cadets, as a mvillW fiin 1H42 n- 1 1 i out ear tor Hie kkhi oi congress- it two tt.on. in the habit of giving from twenty- Why don't it mark of respect to the memory of their gal- ready been made for the extinction of out with it and say .1. that Don Cameron wants to tret into! on their side jinl as In the cae 7r71 t. their manly more by 1885, so that he a i wiiii it i.i iitvH i Kill" i a large slice of and generous action in contributing the thought that this generation bad done lean majority, but it is nevertheless the Cabinet and Ibbert XV. Capital l'ublmhin V.ni.auy.

rlu-v iU iolation on Sunday, have deiuai I- would l'e nnilldthe cooi.eration of the authorities, hat the farmer ea and tiie coOk earns, without trie Two lhou.and four buiwlretl and true. decoration of the grave, in the national Sm 7 In.Hi.its upon U-ins U. S. Senator, I farmer labor of earning it; so it is cemetery at Mobile last year. on loans advanced by the Government.

he will be if he lives, and the Gazette i Thi Ss il successful in thit mI nh. it ri nn 1 siu. rw-fnV tlat uuwv Congressmen ai.d their and this sum he proposed should be applied edoUiu-. to K. II.

uasaaway. No-j Ring in Allegheny has grown i 15ut the man who was most lavish in its own adow. nd is 'civil. collateral was Hon. XV.

J. to r'rt to almost anything ill say amen. A private meeting of several proini- to tUe purchase of terminsl.le annuities nt railroad oflicers was held at Saw I throueh the savins banks. Tnis would ex- I in this county. It is evidently i-hejxy henjhmeand their deprave.1 itel- i t.

T.i or iiuMn. tlie umur and overthrow. It York on VVe.lnes.lay lafct, including among tinguish another 7,000,000 of the debt by man. nrres.inan from Florida, escape ueieat i i. -Lilt, ljr.

VAn Id tM o-) trailic after the rinht to sell has l-n "'J easier to r.l oin- HEEDED AT LAST. For five years or more, the Ifc-iaoeratio press of the com. try has inter- "l'to the capital with l-n-kets which cuaraute by law. and for hich tlie l-rs. full oi lle UnH or inat M.u?.

sierimj; 10 give away; ana wim win ua a- i 1 AH i 1 i i i i posed its ptnuetful arm, could Lave lu row lIi0 aie suayor aiio v-uuai, nx uuu ju mc imiuuiui. propusw rtuere nuraens: rirsi, inose i evoked this Vnnz. wrre (rinir- tit iniit? i. i nti iiii.i iiuir! i.v m.t Widow in the event of his election, Ouio, and Peter II. Waton of the Xew wuo paul local taxes suoma be relieved to .1 i Vurk iml P.ri.

Th.Tnhnr. the extent of the Government tho Itenubliean t-art v. 1 Z.iWX, so be left of Mat 4 iin fit fia tt trMi.iritriif memliers of day he comemin wnwii nu inr iiouoisj------------- -(paving 240,000 for tbesnpport of lunatics; UKS- I I i. Unds as security. Another the office, ltut at the same time uiu-u-gw-i i -ue garnering for forite If Mother Mewart Uwi been here u.uhs-s-uc during the hn-al option canvass a'-11: ZvT "Ttor the freWnen saftn These lKnd, i was to consider tne suliject or passenger share of the taxation on Government ......1 41w.

to the i buildings. Next, the income-tax pavers and freight tariffs from New Vork that they had fallen in'o the hands of A lot of iolitical confidence men, who would strip them of their substance If they were not interfered with. To this the Administration press an would Lave found woik lar ner cm i'! iu 11 lie were woith on an avt rage three ct-uts West and other matters of interest to the "houkl be relieved to the amount of tiie unceaMnirtv. to. and it is well known that saib on Wit the at- cornontionm renresented." and Intimate b-v w.luci"? th? tax from 3d, to 3d, in o.ii.

iK.iind in a r-xh market. Ktrid4. and had t.hn sm--: fight U-t the right. No smzle cLS i tn fh-i 'tuepouua. Aiuraiy, a ooon was tone SuiithGelJ r.i.

tent ion tie wouiu iia given swered that the iH-mocrats err I i v. it. il it mil) rt tii l- if. i 1 ven .0 every one next idu fwoi iuko existing between the Pennsylvania and 'by the entire abolition of the duty on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads has'sular- This would put 2,000,000 into the I l-n pnntra.M i. .1 1 pockets of the people and th-se three ceeueu in inaKinc convert oi iue ia- i- i i.au niv M-es uhuit ois amumiar- liue that Grants! of is comment to sUy our downward 1 ll Lavt, needed all the UhewouUhale done 'toore for the' Is.

Flemui. In aiditiou i measures of relief would reduce the ieause tion hhe can now, wHh rw, and nresent a united front aw-amst i.riti,n 2iiun all this. Mayor XeiUle is an excel -land they are all united, the first move- surplus to 92.000. What was be to do meat is to put up rates. It is understood with that sum If he hesitated at all it "T'ianny of women marching two by two govmeut.

puW.c extiavaiuce; u-ut magistrate, a uwr man and tin i that the greater part of the time was do- wa not for want of advice. In fact, the the various voted to endeavorintr to eflkct a satisfac- i proposal raws 10 mm ny made to him by tory schedule of charges. ohiVIhe1 fortunately a crip.de. If, therefore, irV rl 7 1 0f lunshecorur-s to ascertain all the Unsibility. It cannot be lMsible the rJaTjinotxS W1? country bankrupt dollar, to te.

Pical associates, ub nu uiuii. honor: vet on no other assumption vi. it uk.ui.!l innwn tiiit 1,1,1 tiirA deputation which had waited on bim, if all accepted by him, would have used op a suplus of 55,000,000. lie had concluded, however, to abolish the horse duty, the borse dealers' duty, and the ra-e-horso duty, which amount in all to 1SO.OOO. These reductions then, would reduce the 1st a recent discussion in the German parliament on a propose issue of paper money, the experience of other countries Hut it has turned out to be hist was quoted, and the financial affairs of the I nited States were not shown np in tl keep for himself that is.

he LET'S ALL HE FAUMEKS. cao Kadical suitmacy tie sustained in tlie L'nited Mates. Its own press has at length exjosed and condemned its len a Convention called, Mr. Xeillie would hare carried away the nomination over all comtietitors. Hence, to would retain for contingencies.

what might have been expected from the very day of Grants election, lie set the example which lias been followed by his sub What a glorious world this would be I. tUxk Treasurer, of Young Men's Ciiristiaa Ah lati.m. Tweutr-411 thousand dollars to H. T. Fleming member of tke King Legislature, JoulM shares Vousg Men's Christian AsMot-iauon.

Three thousand two huaJred dollars to 11 II. Ttvunw nil 1 HI if all its inhabitants could say, with Shaksueare's Sheuherd: "Sir. I am a lenders, und their want of principle; and then, is only one way left for farmers, maunfacturers, and nil who "The finances of the United States are today, long after the civil war, in disorder, because the paper money, from day to day and week to week, vacillates in value, while France, on the contrary, in spite of alterns, until the whole country is put a quietus nixm Mr. Xeillie and lull their own fears, the King, which controls tlie City Committee, stepped in and decided that there should be no primaries, thus tearing Mr. Xeillie out It will interest you, think, to have the separate items of the income and expenditure on which this budget is placed.

Here they are: EX rEKDl TUBES. Interest on debt 36,700,000 Consolidated fund 1,50,000 Army charges true laboreri I earn that I wear; owe no man nauTu it ir.rp'pr- I MJ .1... f-lif-iiin Ao wnl mill UmL. 4a to her dreadful defeat, and in defiance of the ill flirt Tlwa ia 41. a cTtnqlln ness; glad with other men's good; content with my farm." Although several of our distinguish m.

ji susnenslon of the bank act, has supiiort Democratic principles. If true Democratic principles are not competent to save this nation, then no man can exiect to le left content with his little farm, and the nation tion. Two thousand nine hundred and nitty dollars to 11. T. White on bonds of Congregational Church lien, lloward'sj Washington.

8tveiity-n-e thousand dollars on the Howard University property. Purchase abolition charges. 65M0O- me lu'puuin-an party in Aiiegneuy, as ner bank r.a 1 1 .1 ed military men are "setting up for is apparent to the least observant out-1 she issued paper money, she would be siuer. Vie do uot th ink it necessary now, too, a financial Sodom and Goinor- cannot be saved at all. to moralize at length uron it.

The 'rah." avai marges Civil gerviy, I'ostofSoe Collection of revenue Telegraphs. Packet Ashantee expedition. Total expenditure for 1S74-. IKCOKE. sooner was Grant elected l'resident than he began to receive presents some of them enormous in value, and to parcel out the Federal ofllces among those who made him the recipients of vast sums of money or valuable property, and among his relations, and these he still retains iu nflice.

"What could be more natural, after the President himself had set the example, than that the heads of Deiiart-nieuts and Bureaus should seek to realize something from the distribution of their patronage, and so on Kings tliat have controlled the two cities and the county for so many Pkesidest Gbaxt is said by the Pennsylvania newspapers to be contemplating the appointment of Don Cameron to the Secretaryship or the Trt-Mxury. The Presi farmers," and many of the political brethren are courting the smiles of our worthy fellow citizens, the grangers, we cannot, unfortunately, all be farmers, if we would. Some must turn the grind stone in various other callings of life. It is well for the farmers that this is so; for if all were farmers, the world would almost lit years, are in bad odor, and tlwir great But we might go on and fill a column or two with such extracts as we have already given, going to show how systematically the colored meu were robbed and are still being robbed by the men who are pretending to make sacrifices for them. But at the present rate it will not be long before they find out all the facts for themselves.

est ingenuity is taxed to its fullest ex UFFICJEyT UA us E. The general aliaky condition of the Freedman's Havings Banks, and especially the one located at Washington, is not without cause, and that cause it is not hard to trace. It has dent would do well to study tee history of Customs 2.H,000 938,000 100,000 ..7 2,503,000 .30,740,000 10,60.000 2,300,000 5,550,000 5,300,009 1,250,000 375,000 3,500.000 .77,995,000 72,503,000 tent to hit upon some plan tor regaining their lost control over the masses of the liepublican party who Cabinet appointments a little. The last time a Cameron sat in the Cabinet it was on the appointment of Mr. Lincoln.

How, erally go to grass, and become as per have grown restive under their exactions and extortions. been the purpose from the beginning of a Ring of white men to rob the fcxeise Land tax and bouse duty I ncome tax Postoffice Telegraphs Crown lands Miscellaneous when, and why he went out it would be haps many of us are, lineal descend instructive for the President to study be down to the very lowest office. This ants of tried grass Owing to the fact that the Demo negro while pretending to be his friend. style of doing things was not calou faithfully for seven years, without To-day they are heard loud in their de fore deciding to install in the Treasury a member of the same family that, in the LIUESSISQ UOBBERS. We have already called attention to the bill in the Legislature, given below, but its provisions are so extraord mauds for social equality for the crisis of our National straggle, made such knowing a thing more at the end than he knew at the beginning of that period.

In fact all that grazing time Total estimated revenue stimated expenditure. cratic City Committee in Allegheny is no longer in existence, the party is not in a situation to take such action under the present circumstances as it might, and no doubt there wild work of it in the War Department. hited to bring either honesty or ability into th public service, and the Democratic and Conservative press of the country mado this quite as clear iu the beginning, N. Y. Tribune.

inary that a daily review of them for a fortnight would hardly be out of colored man, which has its desired effect in blinding him, while he is being robbed. Gen. Howard used the Freedman's Estimated surplus. was a dead loss. 5,432,000 PlCCJLLIIiXV.

place. The bill professes to be for The actual Buffering resulting from the There are those who cultivate farms, or rather who cultivate the owners of as it is possible to demon Bureau while it lasted, for the purpose SFALV the purpose of validating municipal assessments heretofore made for strate anything before it actually takes the same, while living on the third an organization. We take this opportunity to call the attention of our Democratic friends in Allegneny to the necessity of effecting an organization. The sooner it is done the better. I overflow of a large portion of Louisiana has caused the pecuniary damage to be somewhat overlooked.

The New Orleans Republican of a late date has published a statement of the estimated loss of property cox-FLicrrxG betobts or the capxcatE floor of some dingy printing office grading, paving or otherwise improving any street, alley or highway," of enriching himself and his friends, and when that failed to yield them any more profits, they fall back upon the Freedman's Savings Bank and its They do not go between the handles OF BLLBOA. Losnojr, May Advices place. jJut they wero only told In reply that it was rebel sympathies that led them to opjtoso the l'resident and the pernicious example that be was and for the purpose of curing "irregu the Spanish embassy here confirm the re of the plough; or sling the rein around their necks; or throw the arm from The pending contingency shows the importance of being organized at all branches and have about stripped it of antics'' generally. It was conceived by tho King of Pittsburgh, written by times. Especially is the organization the stomach-bag to tho air with handf ulls of seed; or swing the flail, by the Hood.

It estimates the damage to the sugar, cotton and rice crops alone at about $3,000,000, or about one-sixth the total annual production. To this mnst be added the loss on the 500,000 head of live stock, the poultry, vegetables and other! of the Democracy everywhere the every available cent. The actual condition of the bank has been known ft more) than a year past, but hai been City Attorney Bigelow, offeretl by Mr. Xewmeye an industrious attempt setting. But who were right and who were wrong Let any man read the astonishing developments of official condition that are being brought to light every day, and answer for himself.

port ot ine entry of government troops, into Rilboa, but latest telegrams received in Loudon from Carlist sources Hate that Serona entered Portugalete on Friday afternoon and immediately marched forBU-boa. Carlista were concentrated between. Portugalete and Biiboa, and a desperate battle began at 5 o'clock on Saturday morning, the result ot which has uot yet ami sucii like granger occupations; but they do their endeavors, neverthe more important now, that the Republican party has become demoralized made to "snake'' it through the Legis lature. The following is tlie full text articles of food, which will help the concealed from the colored people, by the Comptroller of the Currency, in his reports, in the siimo manner that he and is rapidly disintegrating. There less, to help the farmer, in a thousand ways; and his present elevated posi of the bill aggregate loss very largely.

fore, we suggest to the Democrats of That any municipal assessments hereto concealed the condition of the First tion in our country is in a large degree to call a meeting at an early fore made tor grading, paving or other National Bank. day, and select a City Committee Com wise improving any stn-et, alley or high- owiug to the hearty advocacy whicli farmer's interests have ever received aiiey are uui mo natural and inevitable outgrowth of the system of bribery inaugurated by the l'resident when he began the wholesale business Cf gift taking. While it was possible nay within thn limits ot any municipal Add to the Comptroller's share ot A BEMlMSCEXC-K. Up stepped Simon Cameron And took him by the hand. Saying, "How are we Sumner, How do we staud?" posed of working men, uuder whose management the party can be organ corporation, witbin tins Commonwealth, irom American printers.

We will the work that of the Siieaker Iu invaliil on account, of anu ir- oct-ii c- a me meantime, the Carlist siege batteries redoubled their fire on Biiboa. A dispatch from Bayonne savs the Carlist deny the truth of the Madrid report that Republican troops have entered Kilboa, and claim that the Carlist army still occupies formidable positions at Bar-racaldo, Sei.za aidCaarantona, where they are disputing the advance of Serrano. The Observer announces that ized and ready for action in ary emer Cleik of the House of jjepresentatives, j1 regularities iu the proceedings of the mu- not accuse ourselves of boasting when claiming that to tho American Dress relallou thereto, or relatiou i who sought to smuggle tho report of authorities iu i i anv want of power to make the the Bank Examiner out of sight same, but simii nmv collected as tlioui-h the vue coUvcted as tl for him, by surrounding himself with able and upright advisers, to have added to his military renown as a civil ruler, he 1ms more nearly succeeded in Lis Administration tlie syuo-, "God bless you, Simon Cameron; Go home; with you I'll pair" "God bless you," murmured Simon, And thus they parted there. quick as possible, without printing it, same v'ere regular and iu accordance with gency. There is talk of Mr.

Xeillie running as an independent candidate, in the event that there is no Democratic candidate i the field, la that event lie me irreat modern advancement to tlie science of farming is principally indebted. It has mado every individual farmer acquainted; with the suc- tir Ilobert Peel will resign the position of the Liberal "whin r.t sm and it is not hard to seo how easy it proper authority. has beea to keep the colored people in I For brevity and monstrosity, this 1 jr vwuu, va Jkealth. Courier-Journal..