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Nea0 GppliGatios of tie vetO po.0er. The May
or of St. Louis has administered wholesome re-
buke to official "toadyism." He has vetoed the
joint resolutions Of the City Council, compliment
tory TO Colonel Benton for the views expressed in
his letter to the Chicago Convention concerning
St. Louis Harbor, on the ground that being a
public servant he is bound,to do what he con-
scientiousy believes to be his duty without being
requested to do it.; and that no public servant is
entitled to thanks for merely doing his duty.