Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

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more ier '''1 Vi I VI :, '''e 's'''' human 'Yran'
ever hspHea H',iV.'2si tnes' 2oiir SorfoWlhg
hrotbers' y MY" o''es' Us ao1 "0u'u nave your
Benefae'oF ie'ne"'7e' !oo'
O'E,EtI Is 'ioo".ee" io' io-morFoW night nj
Dudley nan u! 'ae Musital Association. Tue lovers
Of good music VII nave me opportunity for graft
tying their melody -atnaei sensibIhnes on that oe-
casion Inc price OF auhlSsloh mas neen PIT at The
low hteS Of '"en'F-h'e cents, 'loIin solo 10y Mr.
Hopper Is, atone worth he money.
BIC CABBAGE.-NeFe got biz cabbage To 90 with
our big bears foot, noticed the other day. Mr.. Hall
iday, he OF floral and vegetable notoriety, brought
one To this Office Saturday, which is perfect rouSer
1t weighs % pounds aud Is almost as large around
fully rugged set OF hoop skirts, and that is say
inc good deal II somebody VIII add n lew more
articles to our bears meat aud greens, we'll have
grand Brunswick stew and give party "Neighhor
won't you throw IN some " pl, " sheepSfoot.' or
something Of the kind, rs token of tr endship
and Tor the honor OF the press DO!
THE FAIR still keeps open, but Will close Tonight
we believe, with AN auction. The ladies have been
successful beyond their most sangune expectations
and express much gratitude for the Hherality with
which the community has seconded Their prliSeWor-
thy efforts.
WHO Is REsPoNsIBLE?--.HesSrs. Eh'..a !.fal ''7'-
" haze such questions MS the following asked =" -
dontt the Council compel the Police to attend to then
duties ~ Why don't The Council enforce this or
that ordinance, or ahate such and such nuisance
Being myself an ndmirer OF law and order, and
very often not only grieved but a33ree@ on account
OF the non enforcement OF such wholesome regula-
atons AS appear to be IN active operation IN olaef
cities ana towns ana when are greatly heedeah our
own city, have made enquiry concerning TINS mat
ter SO lar rs me u"'es OF certain parties are
| am informed, (what ADMIT my unuershhd'hgshou
have taught me- that the Council is simply ieg's-
lit'e nody' having power 70 pass oru'nnces lot 'ne
planned Of but with no authority to enforce those
ordinances against lhe.yolaters thereof we cannot,
then justly complain OF the Council for not arreSung
the midnight maraqder, detecting lhemld-nght rob
Der or Tor moi punlsh'nR tue numerous Vioanons OF
law that are daily perpetrated IN our midst VINO,
them Is responsible Tor these thhgs
In other cities ana towns theY nave an h1eeFi'f'
call ID " the Mayor, VINO Is placed over 'he ponce,
with the power OF suspension OF renoFai h cases VI
non -fe1sance or of NAL teasance, and who holds
daily court for the purpose OF trying dehnquentS and
of imposing the fines and intiicng the penalties pre-
scrbel by the various ordinances. lie Is pad Tor
the service, and believe taxes an oaA TO perform IT.
believe we have some Such court IN ms CITY, ana
that the service is regularly pad Tor oht II may be
that Council has failed to clothe his honor with
the necessary powers to enable nun to correct the a.
buses complained Of wish Messrs. Editors, that
YOU would publish Inc ordinance concerning t1e
A.yor and his Court the Night Match the Mas
ter eli Police Slaves, Free Nesfoe'' Se also con-
corning Hackney Coaches, "fnrttrs, " W agohS,