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State, thereby becomes fundamental law.
Your committee submit this report and the following
rssolssion; ,Ss the q the MEETING
delegates to the democratic convention b held ct
Columbus on the 10th Of May next Instructed to
raugemspts that will result in . convention TO frame
new constitution at On early day and that demo-
operas with their brethren In THIS county In sendne
like delegates to said convention.
The same determined spirit to =" resist even
the point OF the bayonet," of which | have
heretofore given examples, still characterises
the numerous democratic meetings held through
out the State; and all of them adopt sentiments
similar TO those quoted. And unless Governor
Hebb should issue his proclamation to convene
the Legislature, It may be expected that the 10th
OF May convention will take immediate steps to-
wards convention for forming ne consttu.
ton. Aud, indeed, even if the difficulty about
the apportionment should fortunately be adjust
ed, OF which see no hope, the new view to
which the party has now progressed will prompt
them to propose vote of the people on the sub
Iect, independent OF any direction from the &C.
neral Assembly. WESTERN SCRIBE.
RAILROAD Acknowledging the time the
Boston and Lowell railroad has been in opera.
ZION via: since June "a 1885 the numbsr Of psssen-
ses killed, IO injured, q other persons Killed s; in
jured q; whole number killed. 10; Injured 10. Killed
pjursd BY bridges 8; BY walking on tho track g. at
oroseings,l. Number or accidents upon the road, 2s
Amount Of compensation paid $&,295 co. and other
sums, amount not mentioned.
Upon the Berkshire road 81 miles long since Deem
Der. 1912 there have been two persons killed Boston
and Msiue ~ miles long sipoe 1913 le persons killed
Boston and Providence, Al miles, ii &c 1896 % killed
Boston aud Worcester 44 miles, tiace July 1885 pas
sergers killed number or other persons not named
Cape Cod branoh-not yet opened-sn Irish laborsr
killed by falling from gravel team Cheshire--net yet
opsnsd-an ji'hmsn killed employed by the oontroc-
tors Conneciisut River, 35 miles opsn three years
parsons killed Eastern, ss miles, tiucs 1885, 10 per-
sons killed Essex, ~ miles: open one year person
killed Fall River. Al AS miles, in partial and entire
since March, ls45 killed Nashua and Lowell rs $3.50
feet long, since October, 1898, killed.
New Bedford and Tsunton, 20 miles, since July, 1910,
billed Norwich and Worcester, &c miles since 1870
10 killed. Old Colony 81 miles, since Nov ls45, 8
killed Pittsfeld and North Adams Is miles, since Nov
ls46 killed. Providence and Worcester, 40 miles
since Oct l647 killed. Taunton Branch, ii miles.
slpo 1887, killed Vermont and Massachusst 6sZ
miles, not finished, 9 killed w Stockbridgs, Az miles
since ls40, killed Western, III miles to State line,
since 1912, 81 killed No accidents have happened on
the Hartford and Springfield, Psterboro' and Shirley,
Stoughton Branch and Worcester Branch. The Barre
and Worcester, Fitchburgh and Worcester, Framing
ham, Franklin, Hanover Branch and Lowell and Ando.
yer, not finished and accidents havo happened
on them.
Rscsp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. killed, % injured, 6s
employees killed rs; injured 72 other persons killed,
ST. Injured, 81; whole number killed. 1885, injured, 1885,
killed or injured at crossings 30; by bridges, IS; by
walking on the track 49, amount Of compensation made
Sl6s4s7 IT, besides very large for medical stten-
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