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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
l9,ElO ACres 81 EWnmn LnnHsl
STRAY N0TrCr.

TNAKEN up ny John Y, Basin, in Charlton
l. township, Howard county, one red steer mar
ked with crop oil the left, and crop and under
bit in the right ear: one blndle steer. marked rs
above, except the left ear has split: also one ned
steer. wilh white beck, belly face and legs. same
mark as the first, and . Il branded with letter Oh
right hip. No other marks or brands pcrcoiyab!c.
supposed TO he three years old past; appraised al
eighteen dollars each, by James H. Hadcn and
Richard Dickens, who were duly sworn for that
purpose, - the law directs, this 18th day of No.
VeH3er, IS2o. JOHN TAfUM,
Nov. y, IS5G-3w' Up.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
NEW YoRK, November %.

The Tribune Of to-day says: We learn,
on good authority, that Buchanan has Of
ferred to Gen. Cass the position of Secreta-
ry of State, and that the offer was ac-
cepted on Tuesday last. The statement
comes to us in such manner that we cam
not Withhold it from the public.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

CHILDREN FOR THE WEsr.--A company
of thirly-four boys and abont half that num-
beI of girls, left New York city for the
West, yesterday, on board the steamer
New World, under the charge Of c. C.
Tracy, Esq, Secretary and General Agent
of the ChiIdren'S Aid Society. The chill
dren were from sixteen to eighteen years
al age. Tie whole party will proceed di-
rectly to Detroit, where portion will stop,
and situations be procured for them among
the farms of Michigan. The remainder
will go on to Chicago. They were COM
fOriably dressed and appeared cheerful and
happy Newark Adv, l9h.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

Samuel SwGrtwout died at New York on
Friday last In 1896, while Collector o.
the port of New York, he became defaul.
terri tie government 10 very large amount
through unfortunate specula,ions. The
Herald says:-- ....
On finding himself thus involved with
the government he left for Europe. and for
ayear or so took up his residence in Swift
erland, but with q natural longing to return
TO his native country; and finding that the
feelings of the people were not vindictive
toward him, while his case was not of such
a character as 10 apprehend a successful
prosecution on the part of the government,
and bis securities could be better aided in
raising means from his assets to meet the
obligations they had assumed on his behalf,
he returned to New York, where lie has
ever since resided.
He lived retired life, devoting himself 10
private affairs; and amidst circle of a few
early friends, who were disposed to throw
the mantle Of charity over his foible. and to
cherish his acquaintance, commenced in
earlier and happier days.
Ele was contemporary with many remark
able men. He was the youthful friend OF
Colonel Burr, under Thomas Jefferson, and
his name figures in the history Of Burr 5
trlal OF that neriol.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
a Free State in Texas.

Some may look upon such thing as a
free State of Western Texas as improbable,
particularly at Il time when such strenuous
efforts are being made 10 carry slavery into
Kansas, where slavery does not now exist
b. positive law. Yet there is strong
probability that such an event will occur
within the next ten years. Our opinion is
based upon the fact that foreign immigra-
lion is greater than domestic, by at least ten
10 one; and upon the well known fact thai
foreign immigration is opposed 10 slavery.
from principle, prejudice and education.-
And there are many OF the immigrants from
the older States opposed 10 slavery, whc
quietly tolerate it so long as it is an institu-
ton of the State, but who will vote no slave
ry when the question comes up whether
Western Texas shall he n free or slave
State. This fact is not generally known;
if SO, ii is not duIy considered. The vote o.
the adopted citizens of Texas now numbers
at least twelve thousand. In less than three
years it will be increased to three times
that number, unless the naturalization laws
are changed. This increase will be in q
much greater ratio than that Of the native
born vote.-[ San Antonio Texan.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

A CoNTENTBD WIFE.--It is a blessed
thing for poor man TO have q contented
loving wite--one who will not wish 10 live
in style bcynd her husbands income, inst
because her next door neighbor does-,-one
who can be happy in the love of her has
band, her home and its beautiful duties,
without asking Tie world for lis smiles, or
It's fnNors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

u Bennett, of thu New York Herald,
has received letter from Charleston, S. c.,
threatening him and Horace Greeley with
assassination if they visit Washington City
after the meeting Of Congress. Bennett says
it is dreadful.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

H5@The Warden farm, four miles south.
east Of this place, and which was advertised
in this paper, was soli at Fayette on Mon.
day, for $50 per acre. Edward p. Grave.
was the purchaser.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

CHILD Burnt TO DEAru.-On Thursday
of last week, a little daughter OF Mr.. WIZ
MILuoLLEy, Of this county, during the
temporary absence of both her parents, Oc-
cidently caught fire in her clothes, and was
so seriously burned that she died the same
evening. The little sufferer was seven or
light wears old. = Statesman %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

HIGuwAY RoBERY.-The Independence
(Mo.) Dispatch of Saturday says: An l.
rishman by the name OF Donuhoe, made a
brutal assault upon an Old gentleman by the
name OF Searcy, on Tuesday last. and beat
him SO numerically with lie but of gun,
that it is doubtful it he recoveas. After
Donohoe had beaten the old man until he
was senseless, he then deliberately rihel
his pockets and then attempted to make his
escape.
The whole transaction occurred IN day.
light in the edge Of the city, and was wit.
messed by several ladies near whose resi-.
dence it occurred. Donohoe was taken tc
Jail and search ed and Seorcy's pocl;et book
found concealed in his boot. Searey wa,
something like so years OF age, and hat
lately come to this city from Kentucky, anl
was living with his son-in-law.
After Donohoe was taken to jail lie be.
came very furious and assailed the other
prisoners, broke the windows and created 2
good deal of disturbance until he was put
in the dungeon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

VrRorSIA.-Oiicial and estimated re.
turns from Virginia make Mr.. Buchanan,
majority over Mr.. Fillmore 2S,O49.-
WiSe's majority was 1004S.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

I5-Congress met last Monday. The
Presidents Mesuage was 10 be sent TO the
principal cities in advance, and was TO be
issued as soon as read. We will be able
TO give the whole or synopsis of it, next
week. n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
Valuable Land FIR Cole

We are requested tc soy that Capt JAS.
Z. BoULpIy offers for sale all Of his lands in
this State, lying chiefly in Howard, Saline,
fetiis, Henry, St. Clair and Benton COIN
ties. These lands are Of the hest in the
different counties; some are improved some
unimproved. For particulars, opply to
Jas. L. Bouidin, Howerd county, or D. W
Bouldin Of PetliS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
TAKEN gP

Tc,.1-~s BY Marion F. Hays. Of Charitop
BSS Township, Howard county, and State
---S3==asl- OF Missouri, one OK or steer, about
nine years old, Blue and white spesklca marked
a crop oft Of The left and a srlt IN he right ear,
with the points os his horrs cut of;no other marks
or brands Perceivahe '0d appraised 70 nineteen
dollars, by David HAYS and Linsey c. paytons
who we've qualified for tAat purpose, as the law
directs.
Taken and certified by me tbs fourth day OF
S0.rmAar, 1886. VT. DUNNlCA,
Nov, 20, 1S56-3v Up
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

Hoos'-We hear of bit few tran, ,tions
in our hog market. Packers are giving
50 30 cash and seem disposed TO stand By
those figures. In st. Louis packers art
offering So FOR heavy hogs, and at Cincinna
Ii they are quoted dull at So % Lex
| ington Express.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

Ej-In the Methodist Conference at Lynch
burg, (Va.) last week, resolutions were
adopted fa9oring an increased effort for the
diffusion OF Scriptural knowledge among
slaves, BY oral instructors. ..--..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
FAEGEN EP

y Y WIN. L. Banks, Of CharitontoGnstp, How
- ard county, and State of Missouri, one COW.
supposed TO be seven years old, marked with a
crop oil Of each ear, and an under bit in the left,
with white back and black sides, and Of medium
size; appraised 10 fifteen dollars by George d,
Davis and Edw ard Bhiingsy, who were du'y
qualified for that purpose, as The law directs.
Taken and certified by me this 18th day Of No.
yembeg, 1896. ". +. DUNNiCA.
Nov. y, lS56-3w p.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

FoR FILLMORE SrILL.-Mr,. Prewett
Of the Yazoo City Banner, runs up at th,
masthead Of her paper the names of FIJI
more and VIM. L. Sharkey of Mississippi
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency il
1860,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
I'll REMOVAL. Pr

SANUEL sTEINMTrZ has removed 10 the
- North side of Market. (frst door above Ba.-
ton, Shackelforj & Coz where he Will be pleased
to see his old friends and customers, particularly
those who owe him.
\ good assortment Of Boots and Shoes. DulT'o
OYer-snocs, and Slippers. Oh hand, and fot sol,
at reasonable prices.
ALSO fine lot Of Calf skins md Leather.
which viii he made up 10 order With p7omytuess
Nov. -, lsj6-jH'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

aTThe dwelling house Of Mr.. Bartee, of
this county, was destroyed by fire last Sun
day morning-supposed TO have been set on
fire.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
GREAT SAFE OF swA7yp EaxDs

~ SHINE CGtrTF,
January 9th. 1887, "a. SOD Acres.
ON MONDAY, the 5h day Of Jan .7ary-
" Est%5. the Sheriff Of Saline county yyill otter
at public sale TO the highest bidder al the Court
House IN Marshall. about
1900 Acres Of Swamp Lands,
A considerable quantity Of those Swamp Lends
are what is known and dcuomiustcd "Hrmp
Lands No such opportunity Is this 20 purchase
land in Saline county. will ever again be offered
70 the people. The sale will commence at II o.
clock Of said day, and continue froin dag 10 dag
until all OF sad lands b" offered.
TERws.-A credit of - n.c.'hs vii he given,
and bond AID approved security required cr tnr
purchaser, with 10 per cent. interest from date
For further Particulars inquire al the Clerks Of
lice IN Marshall.
BY order Of the County Court.
,-.,- ,-. W. \. WILSON, Clerk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

IMr. WILLIAMS, the new Prosecuting
Attorney, entered upon his duties at the
present term of the Howard Circuit Court
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
Chinese Ie-np Seed

T HAVE a few bushels Of genuine Chinese
l. II nap Seed, which viii be sod. / portion
can b" hal at the store ~ Thomson, Lewis s: Co.
in Glasgow, ard the. balance at my rcSGcnrc.--
Purchasers may rely or.getng genuine article.
and OF 4 species Of Hemp that is far superior 10
the common growth. as has been fully established
in Kentucky, and other Hemp growing E.a'cs.--
Aruly soon. A. ALDRIpGE.
Nov. i. 1870.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
St. Louis Market 29th.

Hemp-$l35 TO $l42.
Wheat--90 TO $l.20.
Corn-42 TO AZ cents.
Hides-l74 IS cents.
Whiskey-293 cents.
Hogs-$J 10 50 %.
Lard-9 to II cents.
Tobacco-$ll TO $50.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court is in session this week, az
Fsyette. The docket is set for four day..
The Sheriff's sales are set for to-day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
STR AYED

T'R0M TIC subscribcr, living in Lin county.
Z No. - miles east Of Lnnaus. OIL the Haul.
bal and st. Joseph 4. r.. at the town Of Centre
Point one Isht bay morse, or 10 years old. SONG
white in the forehead both hind feet white. sglge
saddle marks, 15t hands high. Also one brown
hor'n mule. or years old. works in harness or
saddle. said mule is Of common size and heavy
made Any person delivering or giving info ma
ton OF said mule Or horse TO tie owner, will be
well paid for SO doing. Address
P. TOEy, Rail Eoal
Contractor, Wyandot, Linn Co.. 70.
Dec. 1. 1sJG-lw'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
GLASGOW MISSOURI,
Thursday Morning, December 4, 1855,
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X) Immediately before the
name, ,signifcs that the time paid for has ex-
pired. 1.f ~ ttH ..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
riTIes for SAFE.
HLEHECIL CARD.

DR.J.J. WAITS has fesUacd lhe practice OF
~ hisIrofession. and viii give attcntohto al }
calls. r...
GY-R asidencr, Randolph county, where DR..
" D, Wa'tsfern s''VrsssNa jsss !.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04
EugISg.

, Drgc.e-;
- Extension TOT, sliding sea-. o.;
l short tap del;
] 2ockaway;
/ Prince Albert phw.or. manufactured in ihs
most substantial style. handsomely trimmed. tJr
sale BY BARTHOLOW : WILLIAMS.
Nov. 20, 1855.
10 R0O coon SKINS WANTED
l. WOLTSTETT,
At BHrton'0 old Corner, Glasgow, Me-
Nov %. 1876.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-12-04

at Primo Coat

ININ INANI.LNLAIN.
Glasgow, Nov. -. 1856.
\. B-A!l persons indebted to nc arc specialize
no. lied 20 come forward and pay up, as longe' III,
du'ccucc cannot be given. JIG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31
From California and Nicaragua.

An arrival at New Orleans, May 18th,
brings California dates to the 9Th inst, and
a week later from Nicaragua. The news
from the latter region looks highly favorable
for the Walker government.
New ORLEANS, May 27-The steamship
Granada from Havana on the 9th inst, ar
rived here to-day. She brings California
dates to the 9TH inst. The steamer Illinois
had left Aspinwall for New York with near
ly $3.50, 900 treasure.
The California news is generally unim-
portant.
The markets are without any change of
moment
The war against the Indians in Oregon
and Washington Territories was being pro-
secuted with vigor, and the Indians had met
with several defeats in Mariposa county \
party of Americans had murdered twenty
Mexicans and Chiians, the pretext being
that some Americans had been killed by the
Chlians. The Americans had ordered all
the Chinese, Mexicans, Chilians and Peru
vans to leave the country
The volunteers complain badly Of lack of
rations and neglect in the commissariat de-
partment.
CENTRAL AMERIcA.-It is reported that
the Costa Ricans had shipped 800 wounded
from San Juan del Sud, and that their army
had fled from Nicaragua by land. The Costa
Ricans say that they were deceived in regard
to the feelings Of the people of Nicaragua
towards Walker, and expected to be received
with open arms. They were very indignant
at the false representations which were made
to them on the subject. 1t is confirmed that
the loss of Costa Ricans at the battle of
Rivas in killed and wounded amounted to
$50, and that of w alker's army to about 100.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

]. o. or o. Eve learn that on Wednes
day evening last new Lodge of Odd Eel
lows was instituted at MarseilieS by NJ. W.
q. NJ. p. 4. Armstrong, assisted by ID. ID.
G. VI. E. Y. Griggs, p. G.s 5. W. Raymond,
W. c. Fash and others.
The new Lodge is styled "Juniatta Lodge
No. 20l," and its prospects are, as we are
informed, quite flattering.
Marselles is improving considerably this
season, number of new buildings are being
erected and old ones repaired. The Sunday
like stiffness and quietude which formerly
characterized the place has to no little ex-
tent given way to a life and business like
activity owing in great degree no doubt to
the prospect that the natural advantages of
the town will ere long be appreciated by
men who have the means and will to make
it, as we said last fall, a manufacturing town
OF no mean Importance.
We shall watch with interest the improve
ment at Marseilles, and we hope before
many years have passed to hail her as a
sister city.
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,yr, CIamp,oa dismissed.
The following is a despatch from Washing
ton, dated May 28th:

The following is despatch from Washing
ton, dated May 28th:
Mr. Champion was this evening officially
notified Of the dscontinuancc of his diplo-
matte relations from Great Britain near this
government, and was furnished with his
passports The British Consuls at New York
and Philadelphia, and Cincinnati, were no
tilted 10y letter of their dismissal. y notes
Of their revocation Of their equators will be
announced 10 Congress tomorrow morning
The President will communicate message,
accompanied with documents, setting forth
the grounds of action of the Government in
the recruiting ques ion, and dismissal OF
Champion and the Consuls. The President
will a'sO transmit TO Congress a Message with
documents relative to Central American at
fairs, particularly with regard TO the propo-
sition Of Great Britain 10 arbitrate. Ii is
understood that the Executive proposes to
arbitrate any question Of political geography
which by any possibility may be raised I'M
der the Central American treaty, but de-
clncs any arbitration to the construction
Of the treaty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31
A Little Trnfla.

Among the many prejudces of the day, is fast dis
appearing. We mean that against Proprietdyy Pa
tent Msdcines Doubtless, in many instances, this
was r1gh especially opposed 10 these miserable
trums called by their makers '.curedHs' but wish,
through this source, call an assortment
Family Medicines, that have the principle
OF "a different remedy for different Diseases, their
side They are put up by COMSTOCK Il BROTHER, of
NEW YORK. Their Cherry and Lungwort, Hair Gloss,
Pie Imminent Pain Killer ETC., really scientific and
useful medicines. Also YOUArT'S& CARLTON'S Horse
and Cattle Medicines, Garging Oil, These medi-
cnes they do not claim, 10 be ABSOLUTELY INFALLI.
eLE but only wish them to be tried once, and they
sure to satisfy each and all.
For sale by ANAsA FOSTER. my31-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

EDINBURGH REvIEw.-Ths standard Brit
ish Review for April is promptly on our
table, through the punctuality of Messrs.
Leonard Scott & Co., Of N. York, by whom
alone it is reprinted in this country. The
following are the contents:
Modern English History: The Corrector
Of 'Shakspeare: he Greek People and the
Greek Kingdom Body and Mind: The
Austrian COncordat: Sir Isaac Newton:
Ruskinism: French Judgments of England.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

DEsEREr.-The ST. Louis Republican of
Wednesday publishes the constitution re-
Gently adopted by the Mormons preparatory
to the admission of Utah into the Union as
state. 1t is exceedingly brief and plain, and
says nothing about slavery. 1t announces
free liberation of all religions and does not
refer to polygamy. A memorial was adopt
ed, asking admission into the Union, and
George Smith and John Taylor appointed
delegates to present it to Congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31
Woop's HAIR RESTORATIVE

WooD's HAIR REsToRArIvE.-This article,
sold by E. Y. Griggs and other druggists in
the city, is rapidly superseding all the other
chair tonics'' now in market. 1t never fails
to turn grey hairs to their natural color,
and, although it does not pretend to cure
badness in all cases, it has cured it so often,
that it may be regarded as settled, that
where Wood fails, there is no remedy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

The Democratic National Convention
meets at Cincinnati on Monday. Many del
egates are already upon the ground, and the
"lobby members" are fiocking in by thou
sands. The convention excites such a deep
interest from the general conviction prcva-
lent, that its nomination viii be equivalent
to an election of the next President.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

The Neu Church Herald, Sweden borgian
weekly paper, published at 1875 Chestnu.
street, Philadelphia, .; = Il year, has COM
menced It's third volume. Specimen num-
bers sent, without charge, to any one
who requests them. The followers Of the
great Swedish Seer will find this one of the
best publications of the kind in the country
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

1t is stated by correspondent of the
Pennsylvania Inquirer, that Mr.. Herbert,
NJ. C. from California, who killed the waiter,
Heating at Wizards Hotel, has given to the
widow of the DECEASED neat house, settled
upon her hands me annuity, and provided
for the education of her children.
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WHAT RrsfiARDsoS JrsTIFiEs.-Hc iusti-
| ties the murder of an lrishman by MEM
Der of Congress, in voting against even in
vestigating the case.
He justfies brutal assaults upon Senator
BY member of the House, in voting against
raising committee of investiga;ion.--C Chi
cay0 Denocrot.
John Wentworth in the above feebly re-
echoes howl that has been set up for about
q week over the murder Of an freshman by
a set of journals that not six months ago
justified the shooting and burning down Of
the houses of Irishmen and Germans in
Louisville, and to this day insist that Irish
men and foreigners generally should be dis
franchsed IN this country and made hewers
of wood and drawers Of water.
OF all men in the world, this hypocritical
band to whom Wentworth has lately gone
over, should be the last to invoke indigna-
ton for the murder Of the waiter at Willard
Hotel because he was an IrishmaR. Where
was the Indignation Of these men when the
Catholic priest was mobbGd in Maine, when
the Irish and Catholics were driven from the
polls and murdered in Cincinnati, Louisville,
St. Louis and New Orleans? The simple
difference is, that the shooting Of Heating
happened to have been done i'll a fit of UNI
brilled passion by democrat, who, under
the same circumstances would have shot a
South Carolinian, Yankee, or anybody else.
There is no democrat, or other sensible
man, but must regret the occurrence. That
a member Of congress should permit sud
den fit of passion to carry him to such an
extreme, is humiiat NJ and disgraceful.-
Equally disrcputablc was it, that a member
of congress should so far forget and disgrace
his position, as to enact the bully, as Mr.
Brooks did, in committing the assault on
Mr.. Sumner. But is it not more disgraceful,
detestabe and disgusting-ths attempt to
saddle upon the whole democratic party the
responsibility of the folly committed by
every madcap individual in its ranks?
In reference to the vote Of Col. Richard
son, against congressional committees to in
vestigate these outragcs, it would have been
vote. Nobody in the Senate or House at
tempted to justify either Mr.. Herbert or Mr..
Brooks, although much might have been
sail in extenuaton of the offence of the
latter at least These men had been arrested
and bound over to appear in court to answer
the charges against them. The members Of
the house who voted against raising commit,
tees Of Investigation simply said, let The
courts ascertain the facts. 1t will be time
for the house to punish when the courts say
an offence has been committed. 1t would
be a strange procedure if the house should
appoint committee-invcstigate a case III
its one-sided way-and acquit the accused
of all blame, and the next day the courts
sh ould punish the individual as a criminal
for the same offence.