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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-19

From the Lancaster (Pa.) Intelligencer.]
THE BURNING OF THE PALAT-
q MATE OF THE RHINE IN FEB.
RUARY 1899, BY ORDER OF
LOUIS XIV, AND THE BURN
& ING OF THE SHENANDOAH
VALLEY IN OCTOBER 1864, BY
ORDER OF LIEUT.-GENERAl'
T GRANT.
The burning Of the Pslatinais conunu-
ed without parallel in the wars oi chris
,sndom for one hundred and seyenty-hVe
wears, when the Valley OF the Shenan'
dosh was in like manner delivered to The
fsnes. For an accoun, Of the burning
Df the Palaiinale we refer to the hrst vol
nme Of VoLTAIRE's .Age of Louis AlF.
The King. says VoLTAiaE, had deter
mined TO make a desert of the PalaIInaie.
His object was to prevent his enemies
from subsisliug in it. Accordingly I'm
y $50 there came to the army all order
from LOUIS, signed Louis. TO reduce eve
fything to ashes. The French Generals
who were bound to obey. gave notice. IN
tbs hear, of winter. 10 the citizens OF all
PIE cities. so fiourishing and go well re-
paired. to the inhabitants Of the villages
tnd 10 the owners of fifty chsiesus' 'ha'
.hsy must leave their homes. as these
kwsYs about to bs destroyed by frs and
xsWosd. Men and women, the sgsd and
ihs infants. departed in haste. One por-
iion wandered in the fields, another fed
sio neighboring countries; whilst the SOL
der, who always exceeds bis orders IN
3flgor, and who never executes them with
elenency, burnt and sacked the country.
They commenced with Mannheim and
heldelburg, The residence Of the Electors.
Their palaces were destroyed like the
houses Of other citizens.
"Europe was Mortified. The officers
who executed the order were ashamed Of
bsing the instruments of such cruelties.
lIhey threw back the blame on the Mar
gus OF LoUvols. who had become more
lnhuman by tba, hardness of heart which
long ministry produces. He had, in.
deed, counselled the measure; but LOUIS
was the master and need not have fol-
lowed his counsel. II the King had wit
pessed This spectacle, he would himself
hsve extinguished the flames. He sign
ed the destruction of a whole country
iIoW The Iecesses Of his palace OF Yer
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1ps,e her a rose and gave her ring

Ipsye her rose and gave her ring,
and asked her TO marry me then; bui she
sent them all back, insensible thing. and
said she'd no notion Of men. ] told her
| had oceans Of money and goods, and
tried 10 frighten her with q growl; bu'she
snswered she wssn't brought up IN The
woods 10 be scared at The screech OF an
owl. called her beggsr aud every thing
bad; ! sighted her features and form; I'LL
al length succeeded in getting her mad
and she ragged like 3 ship 10 storm. Aud
then in moment turned and smiled .snd
called her my angel and all; she fell into
nv arms like a Wsarisome child, sBd ex.
claimed, We'll marry this Fall.
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OVER THE WAY.
A CAPRICR

CAPRIcR.
You may sneer if you will,
You may call me absurd
But love her-yes, love her,
give you my word
care not iot for the smart things you say,
I'm in love with pretty girl
Over tho way
u don't know her ) own
She's stranger to me;
'Tis euonsh, her sweet face
al the window see
."shs may Lave club foot !" Well, gram
you she may,
Yeti love hsr--that pretty girl
Over the way
Her smile is so bright,
And her eyes are so blue,
That there's sunshine for me,
When it's raining, to you
When I'm wearied and sad with the toll Of the
day,
ind rest-ln the pretty glrI
Over the way
She sews, or she reads
Or sits gazing a-street.
But our eyes, now and then,
BY happy chance meet.
And I'm sure that my own undisguisedly say
."In in love with you, pretty girl,
Over the way ~
Where's the folly, my friend,
~ it brighten my life,
Thus to fancy I'd like
To have justsuch wife,
am single and sad F.; I'd be welded and gay,
With the love Of the pretty girl
Over the way
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Nous 1tenls.

A SINGULAR TRAGEDY The wife OF
Peyton Langley, Of Fulton. Mo-. dishon-
ored him. He talked the matter over with
her, v hen she agreed TO le, him kill her.
if he would himself commit suicide. This
strange and horrible arsngemen. was car
ried out-LaDgley shooting his wife
through The heart while she laid in bed.
then placing himself beside her. and
blowing Out his own brains.
Amsn in Chicago Gu, his throat las,
week because las he said) man who had
recently died owed him 500, and hs
wanted 10 90 after it. When he returns
we promise 10 inform our readers.
Aunt E. was trying 10 persuade
little Eddie TO retire al sundown, using -
an argument tha, the chickens wen! 10
roosi al that time.
"Yes," said Eddy. "bul The old hen sl.
ways goes with EN-" Auniy tried no
more arguments with him.
Governor Boremsn has appointed Hon.
Nathaniel Harrison, OF Monroe. Judge OF
the ninth Judicial Circuit OF West Virgin
ia, composed Of the counties OF Pocsbon-
ias, Greenbrer, Monroe, Mercer and
Mcdowell.
The rebel General Roddy was in ST.
Louis few days ago. He thinks Of re.
turning TO his old calling, as captain Of .
steam boat.
The mother OF the late Gen. Turnsr
Asbby, ofIhe rebel army, died on the 27'h
uIi. in Virginia.
The Richmond papers record the death
Of Eugene A. lngmsn, formerly Of Hs-
gsrsiown, Nd.
That's "hame" Of mine 20 The bel
lows said 10 the FIRE.
Rev. w. NJ. Green, Episcopal Bishop
Of Mississippi, 10 an sccle'iasiicsl order
issued by him on The I9,h uh.. Instructed
The clergy under his charge that 90 coon
as The military rule Of the Government In
he State shall be Withdrawn. they shall
,esuus The regular prayer for the Presi-
dent of The United States and ihose in 90.
hcriiy, bot not before. He also eIpfes.
'ss himself ss opposed 10 q reunion ss The
North.
A negro woman who vas bsptissd .
ew Sundays sgo al Huntsville. Alsbsms.
same forth from The wafer shouting.
Freed from slavery, freed from s'n.bless
God and Gen. GRAFT"
An editor out in the western part OF
Michigan is in 6X. lie dunned . sub
Icriber for bis subscription; he refuses 70
pay and threatens 10 Cog The editor il 10
stopped The PsPsr. b
Why was Jonsh in The hsh's belly &
ike fash ioDsble young lady Bsesuss .
he had more OF The whslsbope about him
ban was good for him.
The printers Devil in Msrdns5u'g
Isys the 6-st time girl kissed bin ne
et ss IL he vas sliding down q fsinbov
Enh Yankee Doodle 10 each hsnd.
At the election in Page eooniy. for
county officers. Msl P. B. Bo'n vas
,lee.sd Common 1sslth's Attorney. J, d.
" stson, Clerk Of the Circuit and Ccun,y
Courts, and Chatham RObiasoa, Sheriff.
I, 10 not true that the price OF egss V
owing 10 the expense the hens are s' fos
revenue slsnps 10 pat on their msnuiss-
lured articles.
Some men keep savage dogs sround
their houses. so that the hungry poor
who STOP TO get bise" may get Is ons
side Of The door.
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Al the election for officers OF the Cor
poration of Winchester, held few days
ago, the entire "ConssrVsliTe" neket was
elected with LILLE opposition. Hon.
Rober, Y. Conrad was elfcled Mayor
Joseph H. sherard, Recorder, together
with the whole Conservative ticker nomi'
mated in public meeting Of the citizens a
short time before the election.
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turirs and return 10 the primstve ways II the
aucien, triben vow employers are quite ss human
Is their workrneu and no intelligent man can fail
10 perceive that when . Manufactured article 10
bought by worsingrlsn. he does MOI wish ,o pay
,pv more for I, than be can sford 20 give. II be
81, asked An e1orb iAnt price, be goes without, or
beccrnesa manufacturer PRODUCING, perhaps the
very thing he r,nui-sd II he can do this withou,
eating mesr while, he Ia an Independent fellow
hut II be cannot, bis labor must he expended on
something ol.e until he sccumustes reserved
capital or, IN otlcr words has economisei enough
money 70 purch,,o the desired artiels /, then
workngm.n charges more for bis labor
than 10 Is really worth 10 m employer DC
mus, not bo surprised 4 the latter looks about
for some chclJe- h1ad 10 10 tho work. III
no cheaper tAt-r 'sto bs obtaIned, the employer
is obliged y 90 us text best thing and so raises
the price Of b., Manufactured article. The WORK
man then se,s ti. trico for his labor, and p,yss
coriespondngly lar.c price for the manui"eiurod
article IL NAV be sad that the workman does
not wan, the srtel, hs Ia employed 70 fashion
Tbi, may bs true bl. some other wortingu'sn
does want ~. 7e- thing, and, to obtain II
obliged " psy the difference between his own rate
Of wages And the pay received hy The workman
who produced the ,rt'"lc In question. The natural
result, follows. worl.an uumtor two demsnis
higher wages, but D., o'arloyer s not hurt some
other wor. .nl,man suffers by his cupidsy, because
all employers cannot auhrn TO losses for Tic pur-
pose Of cheapenug TIER fabrics in the market
while labor sSlor, price not in proportion TO Tho
cost Of foot, fuel AMI clothing We do not
-ish 10 b. understood as arguing III"
employers DO NO, demand all tina, they
can get 10Y tho pooIs they msnuiaciure' for the
majority o'thcm 10 maze the demand Never;he-
Less, they c.nuot obtain high prices when food
iue', and cloth ng are CHEAP, bccau'e the working
people can i've 81 less money, aud the competition
Of employers will induce them TO use their capital
in the production Of the high priced articles sold by
their ncishbo,s. iust az an idlo but hungry work
ingmsn, y u work for less wages than his better
| fed eor-,de Ia getting, because stern necessity
compels HIN 10 .cecei half loaf rather than take
no tread
Tic war,- iad f'oa question ,hon resolves itself
into TIE suple problem Of econom' ziug the means
Alresdy possessed. anl preparing for contingencies
by never remaining ,lle a single day, lecausS
Vhateyer NAs,s can - earned WI generally sup
port tie lsSoier, until lie can obtain more remun'
era,ve on p oyueat and be enabled to grs.iiy his
desire. Tor b.t,cr food and clothing. Al econoni
cal mar, willing ~ work, never will starve IN any
chris..nl % tNlaous community. aud working
men who are worthy Of their hire arc seldom with
out employment at the best wages going In TIT
lstor market.
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please. And the neighboripg villages are always
.. the mercy of ttese villains. Fity or hundred
Of them can 81 any time do just az they please in
small village, and the local authorities are power
less to pre- vent them. Their success hereto
fore, and tie easc With which they evade punish.
mont, has so emboldened them tia, the outrazes
are becom ing no, only slsrmipgly frequent, bu,
each ono seems more aggravated than tho last
these dis graceful scenes should no longer be toll
Grated. We ay tolerated, for they are now v.rtu.
ally tolei ated. The few cupriB who are occa-
sionsly arrested for participation in these crimes,
are almost inv1r ably released on the payment Of {.
sligh, fl le, and tbs lsniency encourages them %
repeat e oneuse At the hrn opportunity. wsst
is needed to suppress this evil is, a siringent
course Of seton on the part Of the judic.ary. The
suiboys Of these outrsges should, in . few cases
be rensnced to s.ato Prison for the longest posi-
bic Isrun, 81 d this punishment. should be repeated
until these rutisnly acts terminate. This is the
only policy likely 10 b effective, and /, eauno, 10
tried loo soon.
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Cut nnmn the NIrnt RTl..

THr snL-neRi movement which WAS started ~
the ST =, few weeks ago, has sttrscted the sten-
ton Of other jouruslL and considerable discussion
has been elicod upon the subject. Tic theorists
those who set up . special theory, and cling 10 Il
In dehar co Of It's practical y den,onsrsled hi.soy-
Affect to rid4cuc the idea o. changing VI, price %
meats by general abstinence anu In fact pretend to
olisvo ha, ,he consumI tion OF just much sn-
mil food 10 hrcd thing that cannot be changed
1t iN USELESS 70 srsue this subject. We happen 10
know, frtn tho tenor Of o large number Of
municntions referring to tho meat question, that
tam lies M Ne subnsicd on lcss meat since our
or gin.l SUI .gcs,on the sutyeci was made, that
they have saved money by the change, aud that
their phyn al condition hss suffered no injury
large numb er Of families in this city have, within
| the last n rec or four weeks either entirely es-
| chevod nleat, % have greatly eurssilod It's
cousunptin and so long these facts arc spar
| EFT. NO sAi,ll not waste tune In arguing dieteiic
theories. But some Of the sdvocstes Of high priced
beef, ask rather 1ppAnlly, way is 1t tha, your
neat crussie has no effect In Diminishing prices ?"
We answer, in tie fret place, that there has been
! c. n.leralle reduction IN prces since We frss
| called psIblic attention 20 this subject but our
| object in dv.sug o. pullc TO abstain from Excess
sve meat eat ns was not alone 70 cause reduce
| ton Of prices, bus 1t also bad reference TO the
saving Of hoa III, II not ifo Itself by the consunp-
| ton Of lcsB meat during the warm weather. II the
| movement should cause . diminuuon Of prices,
that would be subjec. Of congratulation, but the
Object was no. one OF revenge sgainn the meat
| dealers The scarcity OF meat Is, doubtless,
the leading cause for the high figures that
rule, snd for this reason 1t would re-
q ire . very general abstinence to mate tally re-
duce the price Bat tits enough for us " know that
much money has been already saved as the r,sul
-, OF our provois suggestions, and hat At eaW SOME
ood has been done in . sanitary Toint Of view
We now secur 90 this subject in order to impress i
- more firmly upon the conad rntion Of the put lc
or he ro-sn that wo are in tho midst of the Sc
sou vhcn nm excessive use Of animal food IL mos
, porn,cious Daring such weather as that which
We now have. but very little " any meat Ia required
even by persons engsse in hard manual labor
and Their, arc very few fnm lies who would not IL
every respect he better off Ivy curlaling their con
SUMPTION of mea. TO tho extent Of fully one-hslf
| l. We on vegetables until the warm weather ha,
. passed, and the effect Will be material saving Of
| money, less liability 10 fatal diseases aud perhaps
. farther decrease in the butchers prices.
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70 kA'rllS.

BYRNE-On wednesday, July Goth, sfter abort
y noes, Hannah aaia- vie OF Michael Byine In lhe
The irieuds OF the family are rcgur.ei TO strnd
on Fras S mo- nns "a" a, 10 oeoci c,sei Ii!
DEvANNY ON Tuesda,, July 25th, eftor a long
anu levele tiiues, NclAci Devgnny u native oi Co.
Ills ieinains wil 10 taken to St. Tie esa's Church,
cor. Of kutgers aud Henry st., ia lnusyday mo.I-
~ 10 ", % e. .. q, sov Tn, n.en,s md
re ay,s, a!.o those OF his son MIchael, az re pee
iuiy invited to srnu NE iune.al, on ~. o"s ies-
Lence, ~ ku gers e. Al IL O'clock th's 4. NJ 10
DouGHERrY-suddenly, on Tuesday, July ?5th,
William DOueheit,, In the Slst yea Of hi. ae
The friends ana asinanHloe. o. n We ~. w Hso
paItment in general, are requested TO attend the iu-
neral, on Friday Afternoon, July - a. ocock pN.
cle,y, iIom the Tee.dence OF his mother, 40 West
SOth st. 10
DUKE-on Tuesday, July 26th. Margaret Duke,
aged 6J years, 2 montLs and 10 dals.
The relatives ana friends OF the ihfniy are re-
spectiuly invited attend the funeral, ON Thursday
afternoon, July u at O'clock nOm her laio Je,i-
dence, 334 East 9th st. f'4
DuNLOP-on Wednesday morning, Mrs. Mary
Dunlop mother Of John Buchanan, ag,d 70 yeais.
Funeral from 81, Georges CHIP !, Beokman 81 to-
scSy at O'clock r. NJ Ne" Orleans papers e ease
FITZsIMMoNs-suddcnly, on the 18th inst, Pc.
ter, OF james FitzsimmonA IN the 18th year Of
FuaerL this day, at 1 o'clock from the residence
| Of his ia her, 26i stanton st. The ironds am ac-
qunniancos VI the family are respectfully invited TO
| attend. ITO
| KELLY-on Wednesday, 2oth inst after a long
and painful illness, which .he bore WITH Christian
iortitude Margaret. Ielc of the lats Michael Nelly,
in the Ash year Of her age, native OF tue too Of
| Galway, Ireland.
| The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
SATURDAY, Goth inst, at O'Clock precisely iron her
| late residence, 10 Prince e. Her remains will be
convey ed to St Patricks Cathedral whe o. Tenn
High Mase Of Requ will be offered up or the le-
| pose o. her soul and nom thence 10 Calvary Gene
| toTy for interment. 1888
| LFDDY-on Wednesday. July Goth. John Teddy,
after a lonr illness, in the 4Sth year Of his age.
| Hb friends are invited to attend the funeral. en-
| Thursday afternoon, July n, At O'Clock, rom bis
| late residence, 80 Willow Place, Brooklyn. IL
| McGOwAN-On Wednesday, July Goth, Terence
| j. Mctiowan, only OF Mchsel and Margaret No
| oowa all, aged yehr months and % days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this (Ihursdayl
afternoon, July "a, 1t O'Clock, iron the residence Of
| his parent, lU2 Bayard st. t23
oRTTIwEL1-on Tuesday, qSth inst, Emmi, wife
| OF John d. Outwel.
The irionas OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ~
| leXn,t ton ave, cor 24Ih II, on Friday afternoon,
July 18th, At O'ciocs, without Iurthor notice lJl
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Robbery and Murder In idnho-1 200 Mer
In Pursuit. Of tbe '.nilty.

The Idaho srArzsMAa, Of June 9Th, has the follow
ing;
A messenger arrived II town a, lac hour on sun
day eyeIiu., lt,uginy tie le"s OF most horribe
nutce- and Tobbe-y Or 10 fu.G letveen Centtevile
and flsce vile, VII oh took pace, ~ ar as could lie
ascer'aIned, at about II O'Clock sunday morning.
lows AT about II o'clock IN he morning, man
passin' along The roll NON Cehttevlle, to tie
Keeper OF the ioli-gae ib the pie VI dead
ne lag IN tn road short d.stance on ~ where.
upol he and rome otheu wen' Up " hundred
" l. hou on. Of this place, and q man called Fred.
CRzOni were lying the road both shot thu ouch 1he
body. The after vns entirely dead, but houlton " "A
sil breathing little, though unable to speak These
Placervile shout IS O'Clock, 10 meet an engagement
in Ccnueyille the came evening. They we're 10th
foot, bad tLOir Instruments and appeal ed TO have
been shot with rifles while nnning 10 escape. They
Their seatch the body OF another man v& found,
thrown little out OF the way, cold and sth as II lie
had been extinct for some time. The body OF this
man was recoynized ~ miner, an lrishman, VINO
had lett llacervie al an early hour in the morning,
having exhibited a considerable amount OF durt In
making come purchases about town. His name has
not yet been leaned Up TO the present time all 10
conjecture TO the caule Of the murder but the gem
al opinion 10 hat the lrshman Was either 10 lowed
Placcrville WaVlaid the load and murder
ed Tor his money and that the olher two coming up
at the time, killed lor the purpose Of avoiding
detection. The tTgcks OF three men were found lead
ing nom the spot toward Ponce, but were lost befo
ihey could be aced TAR. Our Informant tells us that
ate noon. There Il alec ruInor that vigilance
committee IA iganiznc thtough out the BaSn but
have not learned what has yet uanspi ed MI Aoul-
ton hts been to- year put citizen Of this place,
| him, end where he leave. young vie to mourn his
| sad late,
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Fi..seiai News Msrkets. re.

SeW Y~E, Wsdn,sidy, July 20, 6 r. M-Gold
opened this morning at l43 vent up to 1435s, and
closed at l43L. The gener. stock market was all
higher, the advance being from per cent down.
GoveI nments closed At an advance over last even
ing's quotations. The loan market was easy at per
cent. Commercial paper plssed more freely al d y
Z for PRIME and at for other grades. Foreign
exchange VA in nominal demand at 100 for the best
bankers' GO-de-, r,erling, and 1917 for days on
Change to-day Flour was l5c a Csc. better. Wheat
wss DC. better on spring aud loo, better on Winter.
Corn was lie. better. Oats were quiet Pork wa.
higher. Beef VS. steady. Lard was finer, and
Whiskey was frmer and quiet.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE FATHER
hMsther 7, A. b. SO ietv, No. 3 {. y. Y, viii bs
held At their hall this evening q, ~ pm, The
Rev. Father Meehsn, p r., viii deliver a d scouiss
Cney. fsl, the Popular Temp rance Vocalist K.
Wilson, e. stccker, q. McGowan AM Kins, and :
hoet Of laeies will he present J. O'NEILL, Pres.
PATRICK GILMORL, sec. l29
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF THE UNITED
- SON Of EIin,-A special meo.in OF this Society
will he held this THURSDAY evenng, at o'clock, a.
Metropolitan Hail West 42d st. All the members
are requested 70 lie p.ent for the enfacton u i'm.
CONNAJGHrON Sec. 1eT
FATHER MATHEW 7. A. b. SOCIETY,
Il No. 4. Of Brooklyn. will hold privsio meeting,
At ~ O'clock on Thu sday evening at BOA Coiumbs
at All the member ale requested to lie there 10
take aetion shogi the cree ion Of Their nov mpet;
snce hah. TBCS. LAWLEk, Pea TIMOTHY
BANNON, Rec. Sec. 14
EATHER MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY,
l. No 2, Of Brookvn, y, D.-puhlic temperance
meetns corner Grald end Ith At ~ O'Clock, this
Thu 'dar evennr. speakers -Mcsers MARYLAND,
Faulkner. HGrvs} and others. sin .er.-Misse, Dur.
the Willamrbufrh Is j. Glce Club and others.
Come early. rHOs. JOYCE Prest. MICHL. Nc.
kEENkR, Rec. Sec. 100
FATHER MATHEW +. A. II. SOCIETY, No
Il AN. Y. will hold a public temperance meeting a
evening, July 9th, At ~ o'clock. speakls by
Moss. Thou p,on and Goldv. Sinring ~ Mess.
Farmhouse and Fagsn aud sevcra' other cen len en-
I. CARROLL, Rec sec. i05
EESIAN SISTERHOOD-A PUBLIC Meet.
Il ins Of the O'Mahouey Clic,c vii be- held thi,
tIhuisiayl evening, At Dinrleteiu's Hall. "A ave,
be'. tath and ooh IS. lSmes i Rooers, Esl, and
inc Al lov-rs OF Ir.h liberty will not fail to attend
Mr.. hcDERMOTr. DirectsieI Mis- McNULLEN,
Sec. l31
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
TU1TRsDAY MORNING, JULY u, 1865.
,.f.c,,v. Prsscbisc La VS.

=, A.. n,.s,n, An, alton Of the negro suffrage
~.n,.,,on hal lad to the estsblshmsn.of q wise
"a ,n,,orn voting a, ALLEGATION far the whole
80, An. result, will IMPLY JUSTLY al that 10
-, ..id pnon tho subject. Accord ng 70
n Al. proyres.ioi usts 'th' re is nothing
M. u,,.,,on 70, N. accompl tshmeni Of reform"
and n may b hat the discuss Won now o'.,o 'Io
v,ubllc will cause tho general su mag qu'oOH
+. more loosely scrutinizsd, and eslI- '''n'u,"
An some desirable improvement Ia
hvs. The necessity ofs uniform VIZ W
.,,s,.o. has long been seriously fsls'N'y All VINO
Az. watched the working Of our T>Ve'n' eruao
uno, mi, subject, Under tho ern VII " resu-
s,sons |. man may 10 legally qualified e. oc'or W
=, An. Union, and may hsvsie, ularIy
- O., v,,r bu, on removing 70 sno-
a., ..ct,on he ENDS hmash forever den H'od
nom electoral privileges. For instance 'o'
cd man in N.ssschuss.u Is allowed 70 wv
II r,ch . p,r,on removes 70 New York State be
d,.ou.lihsd unless be can prove himself worth 70
hundred and nf,y dollars " he removes to Penn i
-viv.ni.. he canpo. vote under any cons derihon ~
N be goes TO Ohio, be must demonstrate 70 'n'
,nag,, o, election ,h,, he is more than half white
Nor do these difficulties sppertan wholly to ne
sroes' A"h'e m,o 'n'! " d..
sis'e' ye' on removing " ,A.,h.t,
qusihed from 'o"ns un''' -. .a,,r,,y q.
oompeNn' " i0.' ,n- ,.l,.d .-,. "A
seems to lie an appropriate time to copHder INC w
listing imperfsctions in our system OF goVsrh"eu''
and n possible 10 suprlsnt iLem by something uo'-
i@' As we ''cn's ran ''N.. =, a,,..,.
republican government w
INK OF A' o''e'HonA, ~ AZ. ,'oo,,l,
sn'' Inc o"'e''o' h..ov..
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what men anu WIZ" 'no''0' ny -
governed n.y. Wherever NH,' 49, ,,.,.- -
out In prach's' 'ne'o ''''e".o
sAtns me qu.Ahea'on' LOT 'u"'a -, 80,
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mechanically ~i'hou' 'e'hs 'o'' " =
Tor whom or Tor whA "sy ARC '~"e' 49,.
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