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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

MEDICAL.
noCToR HUNTERS ONLY orvrCE ~ AT NO. sD1vI.
~ sion street. New York city established AD 1874 Open
nom seven In he morning until ten In the evening
nRN LARHoNr "a MERCER STREET, CORNER OF
IL SPRING Opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New YORK Once
hours from 10 A. n an r n, except Sundays
nR WATSON, 40 BRooNE STREET, SECOND BLOCK
~ vstiof Broadway Once hours rom IN nefmorpns
IN The evening.
y = JOHNSON, ~ D.-OFFICE iss MIMI STREET
fruu4 10 A NJ. to ~ NJ
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1ANTIC ROYAL MAI. STEAM NAVIGATION CON
"A baDys New York and Galway line.
1TEAN TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY, IRELAND.

sTExT 10 ALL PARTS on GREAT BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY IRELAND
M
ms s line q and fs, sailing steam
render the voyage safe and agreeable The departures from
New York for Galway win be ~ follows until farher notice.
INDIAN EMPIRE T. Conrtenay. Saturday Oct u
Persons visiting resna reach sr in %res
urt The time taken by any other route and al have an
portuniy Of Waiting places and scenery OF unrved ners
Price q passage including fee tickets by the usual railroad
routes from Galway any Of The principal cities Of Great
soona ss 49, @ snss sdOcea 'A'' w.
, Wishing bring out their friends can G asas.
other cities Great Britain accessible by railroad al SS5
a s %
vide nemseyss With In plate quart mug knife spoon, va
re esh and ana particular. Amply to s
sndersgned al their oces Nos 81 Hudson street corner Of
Jay :S q :, s os. o. c and
express routeA AMERICAN EXPRESS Co.. Consxnsss.
CITE TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW DUB
- n Beast and londonderry und all the principal towns
aas via 4. s s d
New York and Philadelphia Steamship Companys splendid
Clyde built iron screw steamships are Intended 70 san a. FOL.
lows
kANSAH0o Saurohy, nov. ~
And each alternate Thursday at IL o'clock noon om pier
North Passengers viii find this the most speedy and safe
" RATES ov PASSAGE
Cabin from New Philadelphia .......... SIS
Third class from New York any Of the above named
s,srn tic ret. available for Il. months $50 y
Antwerp and all parts of the Continent without delay
1T u s sss s
cpne enforced with regard 10 the Of lights For freight
or passage apP ,hs q.es q ne company yot
In Liverpool 10 WIN INMAN, Tower Buildings
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THE CHANFRAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THIS
corps will please be punctua the meeting wsdnes
day evening MT 7 o'clock at 60 Barclay street. business
Of Importance. ny order Of the Captain
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.


The favorite steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH Capt Tbos
Lyon, will leave Saturday Nov g. at r M from No
North river Through tickets he had for the following
places fare low by any other steamers from New
New York 70 New Orleans $40 So Mobile S36 Montgomery,
Ala $6 Atlanta Ca SO; Albany, Ca, "a; Columbia Ga,
123 Macon. Ga, SCI; Savannah SO.
BPersons wishing through tickets must apply enc boar
before the departure freight
apply to SAMUEL /. MITCHELL SON, l3 broadway.
The of freight by this steamer viii be 10 cents fot
for goods and other articles 10 proportion.
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DERIVED FER STE MFR pERSTA-ALARGEA scORT.
III o. the latest styles Of chenille and pearl head dresses
harpib cachep ecues and elk coce OF bean
IT, Also. variety of enbroderes consisting OF slip
perp velvet and cloh cushions chars a. Of
ires beautiful designs, which offered very
prices EMIL KANTER successor - Fred. W Peyser, 81
Broadway or Franklin street.
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MERCHANTS EXPRESS LINE
vl
SAN FRANCISCO
CURRENT RATES AND No DECEPTION
CLIPPER or SATURDAY, NOV N
SLOWING AND HANDLING WITH UNIraITAr cam
SHIPPERS PROPERTY ~
THE SUPERIOR CLIPPh X SHIP
FANNY :. PEHLEY.
lien q. York, commander,
AT the regular loading berth ships Of the Merchants E
press line,
PIER NO. o EAST RIVER.
look at this noble will satisfy shippers n her ability
10 land cargo In Fan Francisco Ia good condition. and
early day The OF her commander York. alone IN saf
fcient guarantee Her ventilation cannot be improved Il 10
perfection. 1NSURES AT LOWEST RATES. She VIII
be detained beyond the above advertised date.
For the balance Of her unengaged rom
Apply To -
BABCoCK, COOLEY co,
80. . llS Water street.
Messrs. DE WITT, KITTLE CO.
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LyOR HAVANA AND NEW 0RLEANs-To SAIL POSI-
IL lively Friday Nov. ~ 1883, at ~ o'cockThe Uni
ted States mail steamer CAHAWBA j. d. Bullock command
Will 70 receive freight Tuesday, Nov o. Mt
pier foot Of Robinson street. r. No bills Of adng signed
the hour of sailing For freight passage apply
agents, LIVINGSTON, CkoCHERoN co,
No. PARK place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

4 usrRArIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1857
"A Carrying the United state. msls-Ths magnificent
clipper ship RoCKlAND LOO TONS register, Sargent, com
naudsr viii Melbourne, positively Nov. 10, She
has unsurpassed accommodations for few more
psssenrera The noble errcme clipper ship Lizzie spanl
ding register Ames commander IL Al her BERTH pier
North and viii have prompt despatch Tor sidney direct
November NJ The magnificent A l extreme clipper ship
shakespere register Fecher commsndsr succeeds
s Roskand viii have prompt despatch Tor Melbourne
November For freight passage apply on board or " X
CAMERON No Bowling Green sight bills for sale, and
"a an ADJ sces consgnmena Consgnees in Austria
Ia. Wtlair HroaA o..
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L,OR PORTSMOUTH CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
It The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
Thomas skinner will leave Wednesday the 10th inst at
T. NJ from pier No Is North river She viii arrive ut
Portsmouth the afternoon and al Petersburg the following
morning Passengers the South Will proceed by the great
Southern mail line Those for Richmond will arrive nero
early Friday morning Travellers viii dad THIS the ce
most Passengers fare,
with TO Norfolk 4s 70 Petersburg and RchmoGd,
So Apply 70 HENRY LUDLAM, q broadway.
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aaHoH u r tsta.ln af H1 rsss' l.a
sata tst' ss.ts' i
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"A % saturday, Nov D-Ths hvorite a clipper Ahir
OCEAN Sized will sal for Melbourne above on her
fourth passage Tits splendid vessel made her last passsg
h eighty days and having three fourhs q b.
cargo hoard she vii positively be the first shp W sail
number n rs and second passengers can be nken
ar ~ s,OoDFyF ARREIi, a ELLIOT, los Pearl street
Sight bills for sale Cash advances made on consgnmens
ConsiFnees N Australia, Fish~, Ricards Col
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
Indiana 8 .uatorial Question.

The Chicago 1rituns says that on the
last day of the late session the Senate OF
the Z. S. adopted resolution directing
Its Judiciary Committee to report at the
next session whether further legislation on
the subject Of the Indiana Senatorial cleo
tion case is necessary. This plainly leaves
the whole subject open for review and con-
sideration, and we think it clear that the
door is pointed out through which these
usurpers may be elected. AT any rate. we
trust that our party friends in Indiana will
not stop until they have thrown upon the
Senate the responsibility of multiplying by
illegal and unconstitutional methods the
will of sovereign State. They owe it to
themselves to do whatever they can to a
void the outrage of which the Senate was
guilty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
Railroad SquabbIe.

\ slight squabble, says the Chicago
Tribune, of Tuesday. with no serious re-
suits, took place at the Junction on Satur-
day. as fresh instance of 1.-Two of a
trade" DC. The p. Ft. w. a. C. r. II.
Co.. in making their new connection. used
a portion of side track two rail lengths
long, belonging to the Michigan Southern
Co. On Saturday, on this portion was
found located loaded freight car of the
latter Company. 1t being their own
ground. of course nothing was to be done
bit to build the track round the unexpect-
ed break. 1t was done, but accompanied
by some fancy swearing among employ
ces, and possibly among the passengers oil
the p. TT. w. IL e. r. r.. thus delayed
All was right Monday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
The Little Pilgrim.

This is the title OF an interesting and in
structive monthly Il l6 octave pages, de-
signed for the benefit, moral and mental,
Of Juveniles of both sexes Gentle and
lovely GRACE GREENWOOD is the editress
Need we say another wor,l to commend
this excellent little work to such parents
as desire the cultivation Of the minds and
morals Of tkcir children? Remember that
Just as the twig is beat the tree inclines :"
Then. how important to cultivate in chill
dren early a taste for the good and bcauti-
full. Each number will be illustrated with
several beautiful cngravings. Terms: 30
cents a year for single subscriptions; 5
copies for 50; Ii for So; "a for SO, or
80 for SIS. a new volume commences
in January.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
No state Tax for 1853.

The House of Representatives. in which
according to the Constitution all revenue
hills must originate. it will be seen by the
interesting reports of Legislative proceed
ings we publish to-day. decided on Friday
last, by vote of 81 to IS. not to levy a
State tax for 1858. This is tho best course
that conld have been adopted under the
circumstances. 1t would have been atten-
del with great inconvenience and trouble
to put the tax on the Duplicate at this
late day. and besides would have been very
annoying to many who have already paid
their taxes. or course loan will have to
he rcsor,cd to to meet the interest on our
State bonds and expenses of the Govern
mcnt. Under new and equal appraise-
ment it is thought a tax of % cents on the
500 will raise sufficient revenue for 1889,
and leave besides large surplus to be APP
piled to the payment of the new loan.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09

ES- The Pumpkin Butter sent us by
Mrs. G.. 0. PoNERoY, was elegant, deli
cious,-decidedly the best we ever tasted.
Mrs. p. understands the art of making all
such delicacies to perfection. Such tcsti-
monials of appreciation from our friends,
from the gentlcr sex especially. are al
ways highly gratifying to our feelings, and
often we are at loss, as IN this case, for
suitable language in which to return our
Acknowledgements. Dealing, as we are
continually compelled, with the stern reali-
ties of life that surround us. our thoughts
are too constantly employed on imperative
pressing duties to allow us to study how
to turn aperiod nicely, or to express our
thanks for delicate compliments in cores
ponding terms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
vinase B,seksmish.


This magnificent line and stipple Engra-
wing. 24by30 inclles, intended exclusively
for members Ct the eCosmopolitan Art
Association, may now be seen at this Of
fee, and our friends and the public gene
rally are invited to cali and examine it,
1t is beautiful specimen of art, and
cannot fail to command the admiration of
every lover and patron of the fine arts.
Every one upon the payment of So to
the Honorary Secretary becomes member
Of the Association, and is entitled to ard
will receive a perfect copy of the above
superb Engraving. Also copy of the
art Joarnal," magnifcently illustrated
quarto Magazine Also a season ticket of
admission to the Eastern and Western
Art Galleries. (including the Dusseldorf J
In addition to all which, several hundred
valuable paintings, de-, will be awarded
among subscribers Q $ premiums. The dis
tribution will positively take place on the
evening of the first day OF January, 1859.
All, therefore, who intend subscribing
should not delay longer than the 18th inst. >,
as subscriptions cannot be forwarded after
that time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
dispositions in the Fircstone ease pending
he consideration of which the House adj
'ss''''' - e
TWELFTH DAY.
fWpbSEspAr, December 1885,

TWELFTH DAY.
h s,ffW EDNEspAY, December i 1885,
80 - REsoLUroSs 4ss'
By Johnston That the Committee on
L lucation inquire into and report whether
soy legislation is necessary to secure the
sinking fund, or any other school fand,
from losses on lands mortgaged to said
fund on account of sales of such mortgaScd
lands for non payment Of taxes q III
BY O'Bricn: That the Committee on
Benevolent Institutions be instructed to
report bill. if dccme,l expedient. for the
erection of another wing to the Hospital
for the Insane. $3.50 49, ~
BY Studabaker: OF inquiry in relation
to the condition of the, school and swa amp
land funds.
BY Brown: OF inquiry into the expedi-
ency of establishing House of Refuge in
the northern part of the State.
ADVERTISEMENT BILL. fft
BY consent, Carnaham. from a select
committee to whom the three appraisemcDi
bills of the Senate had been REFERRED, re-
ported in favor of laying Heffren's and
Green's on the table. and proposing vari-
Gus amendments to Tarkington's.
The portion of the report tablins Green's
and Heffren's bills was coneurrc,l in. a
portion of the amendments proposed by
the committee was adopted. and. various
amendments offered by individual Senator's
were adoptcdaal others rejected.
A number of bills passed their second
realizing. the most Of which were referred
to appropriate committees. g. N40t
Hargrove's bill for the election Of emit. ID
States Senator'S was sought to be amend
ed by March by the substitution. Of an en-
tire new bill. providing for the election of
Senators by the two Houscs Of the I.egis-
lature separately. The bill and proposed
amendment were referred 10 the Commit
tee on Federal Relations.
! All the bills of the Senate, on their sec
ond reading. were disposed by reference or
order to third rcmiing.
BY w lace: y resolution of inquiry as
to thcexpeIlcncy Of the banks oftli> State
being prohibited from issuing notes of "a
denomination OF less than Sl0, AMI of pre-
venting the circulation Of the bills of for
ciyn banks of a less denomination than $40.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09

Our Carrier desires a Poetical New
Years address Is the Patrons of the "RE-
PUBLICAN" AMI viii present the author OF
the best ons. Ito be ,leci,led by committee
of three disinterested persons of literary
taste. with copy of the "RErvBucAS'
for one year; also large and magnificent
Engraving Of the Palace of Westinin-
ster," OF "Sir Waiter SCOTS Monument, .
whichever the writer may prefer. Either
of them is worth 50 at retail. The AL
dress mist be handed in by the 18th inst.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
SENATE.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
THURSDAY. December .. 1858.

so ~ THIRTEENTH DAY.
THURSDAY, December 2, 1858.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
BY Cooper, from select committce:-
That it was inexpcdicnt to declare water
courses pablo highways.ft -slno t
"a .eoe RESOLUTIONS. IL s.....
By Green: That the committee on
Swamp Lands he anthorized to scn,l for
persons and papers for an Investigation Of
alleged frauds in the sale Of swamp lands.
By Bobbs: e
Wrknf2As. Elijah Newlana when, Treas
urer of State. loaned to the Madison Rail
Road Company tho sum Of 49,. 900: and
Whereas, The said company failed to
repay the same in time to make payment
to the Messrs. Harper for books furnished
the township libraries, according to the
contract with them. and. %ek4&
: Whereas, From default of said payment
at the time syssci6ed, two acceptances in
lieu thereof for $1,000 each payable res
pectively at eight and twelve months in
the city of New York. were accepted by
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, December |.

W EpNEsDAY, December L.
ERRoR.4'rhc over lrawn accounts, to
tn, amount of $4,000 referred TO by Mr.
Branham Yesterday, re those cf the
State Penitentiary-the total of ovcrdrawn
accounts being over S300.000.
a Report was prcsen c by the Speaker
from the Branch of the Bank of the State
at Indianapolis.
On motion of Hunter this and similar
reports were referred to the Commit e oil
Banks.
Durham AMI Sherman were added t, the
Committee OH the State Prison.
PETITIONS.
b. Elwarls: From Vigo county. t"
give landlords a lien for rent. Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ry Kcmpf: That the Committee on Ell
u alton inquire into the propristy of add
ing number of German works to the
township libraries, where there is proper
proportion of German population.
BY Johnston: That the An litor of State
be requested to transmit to this Ilon>e, a
copy of tie items paid for free banking
for the years 1856. 1857 AL 1853.
by Murray: To amend the system OF
Courts Of Common Pleas.
By Miller: To give the Committee on
Public Printing the privilege OF a Clerk
for Ii days.
In advocating this resolution he said
they expected by the employment of q
clerk, who was practical printer. to show
frauds in the accounts to the extent oil
$40. 900, at least.
BY Cotton: For the abolition Of tn,
Offices of Township Treasurer AMI Clerk.
By Colgrove: To abolish the Court OF
Common Pleas.
BILLS INTRoDUcED.
by Dohbins: To repeal the prohibitory
law of 1853.
BY Mansfield TO alter the time Of hold.
ing Circuit Cours in Laportc and Mar
shall counties.
BY Shockley: Toprevent election frauls
BY Gregory: To define the rates Of pub
LEGATION Of legal advertisements for county
officers AMI executors.
BY Gregory: To amend the qualifications
of electors.
GAME LAW.
Triples bill to repeal the game law wa
referred to select comm ttee Of fivc-Ed
wards. Turpie. Branham, Row, Merrifell
Mcrrificld's bill on the same subject wa
referred to the same committee.
| EN ISrRopucTIoN OF Bills.
BY consent of the House. Branham in
troduccd "a bill to provide for the election
of United States Senators, defining thu
time, place, and manner of holding the
same. 4 fff ff
1t requires concurrent vote of the two
Houses. to be taken viva vocc, and spread
upon the journals Of the two Honses. Di.
reefs copy Of. the proceedings to be made
and filed with the Secretary Of State. who
shall also forward copy Of the same mndc'
the broad seal of the State to the u. S
Senate. Failing to do this. sworn trans.
cripts Of the proceedings Of the two Honsc'
shall be forwarded as sufficient veri6catier
Of the credentials of Senators elect Also
furnishing such failure as a misdemcanor
and authorizing suit to be brought in the
Marion Court Of Common Pleas.
/ No objection being made, the bill passed
to its second reading.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.



REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
BY Bairl, from the COMMITTEES on Judi
ciary: Referring the bill to provide for tic
payment Of the State Interest to the Com
nittec on the Sinking Fund.
b. Durham: Instructing the Committee
on Temperance in favor of a license law,
appropriating the proceeds to the support
of common schools.
BY Murray: instrrcting the same Com
mittee to report bill for the repeal of the
prohibtory law OF 1885, anil report law
which shall not be open to objection as
unconstitutional. ,se I.f
DISCUSSION on THE LEGISLATIVE SENTINEL.
Carr offered resolution: TO subscribe
for eco copies Of the Legislative Sentinel
for the use of the members. f,.....,
Boyd moved to amend by providing that
they be taken at the expense of the men,
bers. ..sf.,4t - f..fts.. 81
On motions of Parks tho amendment
was laid on the tablc-aycs ,43; nays so.
Ritter opposed any subscription. The
| State was. not prepared to Adopt the man
ncrs of Congress and publish in full, re-
ports Of the speeches Of the members. The
members find their resolutions. votes. and
acts recorded in the journal Of the House. =
As an advocate Of economy he must oppose
| it. ~ s-.a. 8.s..4s ,asaitss.s,ls,e..
The original resolution was lost-aycs
4S; nays As. sI er..li ~ ~, 80
II Crscy moved reconsideration of, the
vote on taking the Legislative Sentinel,
which carried. 81 voting in the affirmative.
The resolution recurring again. it was
carried by the following vote .ss.sT s.li
AYEs-Daird, Black, Blythe. Bowman.
Boxlcy, Carr, Claypool. Clayton, Glenn
lents. Collier. Davis. Doughcrty, Durhan.,
Early, Eastlsam, Edwards, q F;rcstone,
Gregory, Hancock. Harney JeIffies. Jones,
Jordan, Keefer, Kcmpf. Lawhead, Lewis.
McLain, Massey, Martin, Nelson, Newton,
Parrett. Power. Prosser. Scott. Shcockley
Shull. Smith of Perry, Snyder Stanley,
Stinson, Sullivan. Summers. Tebbs, Tnr.
IPie, Ursey, Wheeler Whitemsn, Wood
and Mr.. Speakcr-5l. 9 il8 a<issu3
: NAys---Austin. Boyd. Dranham. Brpth-
erton, Cavins, Clark. Colgrovs. Cpmstock
Cotton. Davidson. Duvoll. Eordyce,s Gift
forl, Griffin. Hall OF Grant, Hall of Rash,
Hamilton Of Wayne. Hamilton aof Boone
Harrison. Hartley. Hunter. Johnston, Kcl.
~, Major. M.asfelll, Mcllctt. Miller. Mur-
ray. Ncbcker Of Vsrmillion. Nebeker o.
Warren, Parks, Ritter Robinson, Row,
Rynearson. Sherman. Shields. Smith Of
y, Miami Stiles: Thompson of Eishart
Thompson Of Msdisen, Tseadway. Whst'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09

ES The Peru Sentinel week before last
opposed the location of the talked of new
State Prison at that place, but the editor
having since attended chronological lee
ture in that town, by DIR. Wagner, anil
witnessed the rude behavior of the boys
present, admits in the last issue, that those
citizens who favored its location there had
a better idea of the wants of the place,
present and prospective. than he had. il
the Legislature concludes to establish a
House Of Refuge and Correction for Juve
nile offenders, the Sentinel is anxious thai
that also shall be located in Peru. Hart
place, is it not? ''.As the old cocks crow
the young ones learn" go -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
The Difference.

The Trustees of this place, majority of
whom are Republicans. sitting as a School
Board, determined. on Monday evening
last. to employ teacher and have free
school as long as the public money lasted.
No order, however. was passed directing
the Clerk to make ont an advertisement
giving notice Of the fact to the citizens
On the other hand. one of the Board re-
quested us to say in our editorial columns
that free school would open here next
Monday. whi>h we have done chcerfully.
and as we intende to do hail no request
been made. Had the Boarl been compo-
Sod of majority Of Democrats how diff
ferently. Judging from the past, would they
have acted. An advertisement would
have been ordered to be Published in the
Democrot. giving notice Of the opening of
the school, at an expense of several dollars,
and which would not have been seen or
read by one half the voters in town. The
people can see from this as well as other
things which is the economical party. and
which shows On inclination to tighten the
bufdens Of taxation ~ sat - go
In This connection. we deem it duty
we owe thctax payers of Center Township.
to point them to another instance of Dem
ocrssie prodigsey. An advertisement is
t.. |..
kept all the time in the Democrst giving
notice Of the regular meetings Of the Town
ship Board.-the expense of which, is paid
by the people, of course. This is done too
without any authority of law whateser.-
1t may he said that this is too small mat
ter to nstiee- But small Leaks become
large ones ifaot stopped in time Besides,
sfron. the large amount annually expended.
many other small leaks could, no doubt. be
discovered. were an examination made
Tie publication of such notice in pa
pei, Of comparatively small circulation
. lenekss <ery few. aad. besides, Is unauthor-
lised BIZ law. II Is done DO where else. we
believe. except where Democracy FREEDOM
isaass. and Is only done here to keep alive
.s.shcst that with its aia is bar'ly able to
emit a feeble, Pickering light. and which
would instantly die odt we're il deprived Of
sush pabulum-I 4 How long viii the voters
Of Center township bear with the oppres-
sion of their task masters? ''i77 f.eH