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SOLDIER, when Gen. Rosecrans' ar
my was suffering with scurvy, and in
need of wholesome food, Governor
Seymour contributed vegetables and
fruits from his own farm for their re-
lief. No wonder "Old Rosey" is for
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-09-25

SOLDIER, when you were confined
in Southern prison, Joe Brown, one
of the present pets of the Radical par
ty, was the rebel Governor of Georgia
and looked on approvingly upon the
atrocities of Andersonville.
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1t is reported that the great earth
quake in South America swallowed up
"three hundred millions of property y
Our Radical party swallows up five
hundred millions every year. The
party is worse gormandizer than the
earthquake. 1t takes bigger swallows,
and swallows oftener,
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VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENI

VENETIAN HOES L LINIMENT
In Pint Bottles at ORe Dollar
For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Collie, Sprains, &c,
warranted cheaper than any other. 1t is used by
all the great horsemen on Long Island courses.
1t will not cure Ring bone SPAWN, as there is
no Liaiment in existence that will What it is
stated to cure it positively does No owner of
horses will be without it after trying one bottle
One dose revives and often the life of an ov
er-heated or driven horse. For Colic and Belly
ache it has never failed. just the sun
rises just so sure is this valuable Linment TO be
the Horse Embroeation of the day. Use it one
and all Depot, No. SO CortIandt Street, New
York Sold by all the Druggists and Storekeep-
ers. sepllw4
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-09-25

WILL John Cessna inform the peo-
pie of this Congressional district,
whether he will or will not, vote for
Kelley's bill to force Negro Suffrage
upon all the States, North as well as
South? The people want to know.
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WHITE MEN of the Sixteenth Con-
gres5ional District! John Cessna sat
in the Chicago Convention, cheek by
jGwl, with nineteen coal 6ioch negroes j.!
He wants to sit in Congress with nine
teen or twenty Of the same sort.
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Atty for Commissioners.
BEDroRD. Sent. 22d. 1865

BEDFORD, Sept. 22d, 1868.
Dear Sir A very careful eXami-
nation Of the Act of Assembly to which
you refer, has led me to the conclusion
that the taxes imposed by the assessor
in making the extra assessments men
toned in the 18th section, must be paid
to the Coustables Of the different town
ships, who have been qualified as pro-
vided by law to receive the same, and
when they have not been so qualified,
to the collectors appointed by the
Commissioners, under the authority
conferred upon them by the Sth sec
tiOn Of the Act.
The 18th section seems to be a special
provision to enable the electors Of the
Commonwealth to qualify themselves
to vote at the October election, and to
afford them every facility for doing so.
The word collector in this section
cannot mean the reasurcr, or the JUS
tice of the Peace that is furnished with
the schedule Of unpaid taxes, as pro-
vided in the 3rd section. Their duty is
to receive the taxes rendered by tax
payers, and not to collect or gather
the taxes. This duty dcvoIves upon
the constable, or the collector appoint
ed, where there is no constable quail
fed to act.
The provision tkot the assessor shall
certify the names of the persons assess
ed. with the amount of taxes imposed,
to the cOnstables or collectors, is too
plain to be Inexperienced. If the
Legislature intended that this certifi-
cate should have been made either to
the Treasurer or Justice Ofthe Peace,
as has been contended, it would have
been so stated in the Act. No infer
ence is to be drawn from the fact that
the constablcs have nothing to do with
the unpaid taxes certified to the JUS
tice of the Peace, as the 18th section
expressly gives the collection of these
ten days taxes to the constables, and if
to the constables, why not to the col
Iectors who are merely substituted for
constables refusing to perform the du-
ties, or neglecting to qualify Them
selves by giving security, as required
by the 8th section, on or before the 3rd
Monday in September ?
Yours Truly,
\. KING.
}. W. DlcKERsoN, Esq, Atty to Com
uliSSioDaPS
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It's 4 Well-kn0wn fact that the Cir
cassian beauties possess magnificent
heads of hair. If its possession can
lend additional charms to the semi
enlightened ladies of Circassia, how
much more does it adorn the beauty of
of our highly-cultivated American
bellies. 1t is easily attained by the useof
"Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorer. y
Washington ID. c. Chronicle.
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ATTEND the meetings. Democrats,
read the call for township meetings in
this paper and see to it that they are
well attended. Go yourselves and take
your neighbors along.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.-E Essays
for Young Men the Interesting relation of
Bridegroom to Bride, in the institution of Mar
riage-a Guide to matrimonial felicity, and true
happiness. Sent by mail in sealed letter envel-
opes free of charge Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa
aug2S 6SyI
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READ WEEKLY "SHARP-SHooT-
ER."-Ncvel, Practical and awfully Sharp on Fo-
gies Quacks, Pharisees and Politicians, "boring
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EVERY VOTE! GET EVERY
DEMOCRATIC VOTE TO THE
OCTOBER ELECTION
THE SKIES BRIGHT !


Democrats, hepOlitical sky is bright !!
Since the last Presidential election, we
have gained the States of Connecticut,
California, Oregon, New York, Mary
land and Pennsylvania. Ohio and In
diana are close and will be carried in
November for Seymour and Blair, if
we again carry Pennsylvania in Octo-
Der. Kentucky, New Jersey and Della
ware are with US, as they were for Me
Clellan. Illinois will also go Demo-
cratic, if Pennsylvania sets her the ex-
ample in October. Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana and Arkansas Will do the
same, Notwithstanding the Negro vote
and the disfranchisement of the whites.
These states will give us the Presi-
dency and majority in Congress-
Democrats of Bedford county, each
and every one of you, see to it that
our county does its share to carry the
State on the 18th of October
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-09-25

SOLDIER, when you and your COM
rades lay starving and suffering at An
dersonville, Gen. Grant was appealed
to for your exchange. He positively
refused and left you to your fate.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-09-25

CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES see by
the Harrisburg Morning Patriot that
w. M. McAlarney, Esq, Clerk of the
board appointed to examine the claims
of the residents of the border counties
for damages sustained during the rebel
invasions, and by the occupancy of
their premises by Union troops during
the war, furnishes the following brief
statement.
We have had meetings in Perry,
Bedford, and for few days in Frank
lin, the great majority of claims in
the latter county not having yet been
presented. The following is the list Of
clai ms and the amounts as far as re-
ceived up to the 18th of August:
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DIVISIONS We quote
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and Ca
rARRu treated with the utmost success by J.
IsAAcs, NJ D., and professor of Diseases Of tie
Eye and Ear IN the Medical College Of PeMR-
syiranfa. u gears s9perisrece, formerly of
Leyden, HoIland), No. sos Arch Street Phila.
Testimonials can be seen at his Office. The medi-
cal faculty are invited to accompany their pa
tients. as he has no secrets in his practice Art-
fetal eyes inserted without pain No charge for
examination. july3, 68yI
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DEMOCRATS, ATTEND TO
YOUR ASSESSMENTS!
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Or about an average of$i49.78 to each
claimant. There have been claims as
low as eight dollars and fifty cents
$3.50, and as high as thirteen thousand
four hundred and forty-three dollars
and fifty cents ($l3, 1850 presented.
The highest is by ex-Sherif' Taylor, Of
Franklin county, who had fine drove
of fat cattle taken from him by the
rebels, near M'ConneIIsburg, in 1863.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-09-25

again Marvellous, indeed, is the effect of
CRLSTADORO'S HAIR DIE
in rejuvonating gray-haired humanity. Why
yield to Time when you can battle him Manu-
taetured by J. CRISTADORO, 68 Maiden Lane
New York. Sold by all Druggists Applied by
ali Aair Dre5sers. sepllw4
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ARE YOU A DEMOCRAT p
WORK FOR THE CAUSE.
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A SHAW AND CLARK S25 Sewing
Machine lin good order1 for sale. En-
quire al this office, jul3tf,
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DIR. TOBIAS,

WHAT EVERY H0RsEMEN WANTS.
"A good, cheap, AMI reliable liniment. Such an
article is
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vNnE HOUSEHOLD GAS Machine
FUR SUPPLYING DWELLINGS, STORES, FAC
TORIES. CHURCHES AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS WITH GAS!


TORIES. CHURCHES AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS WITH GAS
Generates Gas tcithout Fire or Heat
The simplicity and ease by which this Machine
is managed, as also its economy and great merit,
recommends it to public favor. Call and
chine in operation at the store
Manufacturer and Sole Agent,
DAVID JONES,
TIN FURNISHING STORE, No 1888 GREEN ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
y Send for illustrated Circular. angelina
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
CAPES and CAPS
1868.
Manufactured by
PHILIP HILL,
No. 204 CHURCH street, Philadclphia.
N. B.-Presdential Campaign Torches, 25, y,
30, 30 and $40 per hundred.
Send for engravings and price list sepSW4
U EYSTONE CIDER MILLS
IN Best in the market, Separators, Horse Pow
ers, Feed Cutters Corn Shelters, and all kinds of
latest improved Farm Implements
THiMBLE SkEINS and full assortment of
Carriage bolts, Clips, Hobs, SpokeS, Felloes,
Shafts, Bands, Axles, Springs Re-, at manufactur-
er's prices.
Shoe findings and all kinds of leather A com
plete stock of builders Hardware, Barn Door
Kettles, Apple Parers, Water Pipe and every
thing else needed in the Harware line, including
the celebrated Chambersburg Cook Stove all of
which we now sell at eastern prices for cash
HARTLEY 4 METZGER,
Sign of the Red Pad Lock.
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RIP VAN WINKLE, waking up from
his nap of twenty years, if he could only have
inoistened his
Wttkered Locks
with CRISTAD0RO'S DYE, would have looked
like
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}. w. DIcKERsoN, Esq, Atty to Com
misSiOners.
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REVIEW OF THE MARIA ETs.
Corrected eUery toeek.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. -.
[TR The ouOtati0uSa are
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
MfSSiS SiPPI.

Proceedings Of tho Reconstruction Conven.
JACKSON, Feb l. 1853.
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day the Com
mittee on the Judiciary reported with recommenda-
ton that it be incorporated in the uton article
fourthat judges be appointed by the Governors with the
of the Senate to hold office nine years. that the
State be divided into three judicial districts, and
court be held at least . year in each district
II also provides for circuit court in each
county be held least four es year. the judges
thereof to be appointed by the Governor, with the
sent of the Senate. and hold Office six years. II also
provides fora chancery with jurisdiction similar
TO that exercised; also police boards, magistrates
&C., whose jurisdiction Is limited the trial OF civil
cases where the amount involved Is within dty dollars
The Comm ttee on the Executive Department submit
ted report providing for the election of Governor to
hold Office four years. and not 10 be eligible for re-
election and who shall be least thirty years Of age
years citizen Of Mississippi and who shall have
salary OF five thousand dolars also Lieutenant Cover
nor, who shall pos scss the qualifications; also Sc
creary of State Treasurer and Auditor TO he at least
years q tizen Of the State and to hold Office for
four years, with salary Of two Thousand Eve hundred
dollars
The committee reported, recommending that the
Governor shall be five years citizen OF the State OF
Mississippi and his salary be not s4 900; also
the salary OF the Secretary OF State, Treasurer and
Auditor to be $4,000
Both these reports were ordered to be printed.
A resolution was adopted approving Of the appoint
ment of committee OF fifteen, TO take into consider
alton the proprety OF removing the state capital TO
some place near the geographical centre.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
TIE FoRTIErH CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1, 1868.

WASHINGTON Feb. i, 1868
THE SIOUX INDIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLAIM.
The SPEAKER presented a communication from the
Secretary or the INTERIOR with the report OF tho Coms
sioner OF the Land Office. relative TO the sale OF the Sioux
Indian reservation in Minnesota which was referred TO-
tho Committee on Indian Affairs.
Also communication from the relative to a
claim OF the Choctaw nation Of Indians against the
United States growing out Of treaty stpuaons which
was referred to tae same committee
TIE rosrxAsrEIrsuIp or rxNS YAS.
ON motion OF Mr.. KeLsy, (rep.) Of NJ ". the Pros-
Dent was requested to Furnish information to the
postmastorship at Penn Yam, New York.
THE KENTUCKY ELECTION CASH.
Tho House then resumed the consideration OF tho elec
ton case from the Second Congressional OF Ken
lucky.
MI. BECK tdcm) of Ky, addressed the House IN op
position to the report of the Committee on Elections
quoting extensively from tho testimony the case and
from tho speeches OF Mr.. Brown In Kentucky during
the rebellion TO show, first that Mr. Browns selection
had been bitterly opposed by the secessionists on
account OF his determined Unionsm; and second that
all his pubic speeches had been against the rebellion
and in favor OF the Union
The debate continued by Mr.. Cook trep) OF H.,
member Of the Committee on Elections in enforcement
OF the report by Mr. KsoTr, tdcm) OF Ky against IT,
and bv Mr.. MULLINS. trep of Tenn. support OF IT,
Mr. Korr, member OF the committee. heing too un-
wo to speak day, Mr. DAWES declined to pross vote
upon the case, and II went until Monday.
rHE INCOME
Mr. BROOKS, dem. OF N Y, presented memorial
from many citizens Of New York praying for a removal
Of tho tax. Referred TO tho Comitlce on WAYS
and Means.
RIGHTS or XAruRArzRD CITIZENS
Mr.. WAsHBuRN. (rcp Of Mass, presented petition OF
the citizens Of Leominster Mass, rcleronce 10 the
rights OF naturazed citizens in foreign countries
referred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs
IMPROVEMENT or TIis MISSOURI RIVER.
The SPEAKER presented communication from the
secretary OF War; with the OF the engineers
TO the Improvement OF the Missouri river
The House at four O'Clock adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Tmr Lo.DoS MoSEY MARKET LONDON, Feb. 1--Evep
ing -Consols closed al e3X 93I for money and ac-
count American securities closed quiet at the follow
ing ted States Eve twenty bonds, 124 72ss
Illinois Central Railway shares, s6L Erie Railway
shares 4sS; Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated
shares, 25k.
FrAvKporr BorRsx -FRASyroHr. Feb Ill Is AN, =
United States hve-t for the issue OF 1s62 70x
LyERgooL CoITOs MARKsr-LIvERPouL, Feb. l.
Evening The cotton market closed easier though
prices quoably unalered The estimated sales TO.
day 10 900 bales Middling uplands 7Bd.; middng
Orleans, SID
JrvERrooL BevADsTurrs MARKEr --LivERroote Feb. l.
Evening The market closed duh, and nearly all the
active articles in tho list have materially declined
Corn AS Cd per quarter for mixed Western. Wheat,
las 3D. Tor No Milwaukee red. Flour, 37s. per DBL
for Western State.
LIvssrvoL Provisions MARKEr.--LvERpoolr Feb: l.
Evening The market Is generally dull. Lard, how
ever, is hrmer aud rrces advanced to 53s Pork
heavy al Its for new moss. Bacon has declined 90. !,
and y now quoted at 3es. per cwt for Cumberland
cut
bIvERroor PRoDUcE MAHKEr.--rfvHRrooL. Feb. l.
Evening The market Is duii but steady Talow has
declined 3D. and Is now quoied 42s per cwt Other
articles are without quotebie change
LONDON MARKk1s.-LoNDoS, Feb. 1-I1.15 A. M
Whale oil, ESQ per 1852 gallons sperm oil, clio Der
ton Inseed OIL $40 los per ton Llnseed cakes f10
10s. per ton for thin oboug
PErRo RIM MARKET. --ASrwrRr, Feb I-EvenipQ =
The market closed dull at AZ tor standard white.
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FLORIDA.

Proceedings Of tho Reconstruction Conveu.
tioo.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb I, 1858
In tho Reconstruction Convention here to day the
question pending at the adjournment yesterday was
taken up and disposed Of resulting in the denial OF
seat TO Mr. Butler the delegate from the First district
Motions TO reconsider and TO postpone the whole
until the LIST OF March made The motion to re.
consider was ordered to lie on the table.
resolution vas offered that delegate now in the
Convention be eligible TO the Office OF Governor Lieu
tenant Governor, Secretary OF State Auditor Treasurer
Register Of Public Lands for the space OF years
from date. The re solution went over under the rules
resolution also offered asking Congress 10 repeal
the cotton tax, which was laid under the rules
The balance OF the session consumed in a debate
on the readmtttal OF tho report OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections pending which Convention
adjourned until he l1ih inst
The excitement on the question Of eligibility continues
None OF tho work for which the Convention asse bed
has yet been done But little order and no harmony pre-
vail IN tho proceedings Of tho Convention.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
LOUISIANA.

Return OF General Hancock Co New Orleans
Proceedings Of the Convention.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 1. 1868.
General Hancock returned last night from a visit to
Texas
The Constitutional Convention devoted the day TO dis
cussng proposition TO pay for the city fur.
nshed that BODY and the reconsideration OF the ord
adopted yesterday proposing the establishment OF
Board OF health for the parishes OF Orleans and Jeer-
son. empowering said Board Co regulate matters pertain
ing to the cleanliness and health Of said cities. The
ordinance was finally rejected
Under a suspension OF the rules ordinance was
offered to the effect that all sheri recorders OF mort
cages and clerks who income OF $40 900
shall devote the of that "a the poor. Pend
ing the discussion the Convention adjournel
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
MISSOURI.

Proceedings OF the Northumberland
Seizure of the Missouri Pncifc Railroad
by the Governor.
ST. LOUIS, Fob l, 1868.
despatch from Jefferson city states that Governor
Fletcher Is about seize the Missouri Pac fc Railroad
In the name Of the Stale.
bill has been introduced In the House TO abolish
capital punishment and substitute imprisonment In the
penitenary Tor life also bill 10 establish Board OF
Pardon Commissioners, VIII ch provides that application
for pardons must he to the Board who shall
notify the District Attorney or the district where tho
crimc committed that such application has been
made The Attorney Is to furnish the Board with evi-
dcnce in the should application be favornby con-
sdered by the Board they TO forward 1t TO the Gov
err nor for his Signature.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

make part Of the regulations Of the whsre these
laws Of the late variance with the existing
latons before that time the former viii be adopted and
the latter cancelled The regulations. therefore. viii
DO away with thecumbrous system Of orders and
lead to material simphacation Of the administration
OF The military arm Of the government An order was
issued by General Grant to-day directing that when
officers ordered in arrest from their proper stations
TO other military posts or for trial. they may during the
time they remain at such posts under arrest awaiting
trial sentence be allowed to draw In kind their allow
ance Of fuel and may occupy public quarters
Condition Of Affairs NJ the south.
We learn from the Teserum that reports received At
headquarters OF the army indicate unusually quiet
state OF affairs in tho South For days disturb
ances have occurred have any indications anspred
Of a nature to indicate anything Of the kind The
people arc remaining rassvely at their homes and the
troops In wintor quarters are having an easy time.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

the public who desire obtain admittascs thess me
popularity OF Morlacchi, Biazina Ricci and Dlani u
greater than ever Thor dancing admitted bv sll goa
judges Is the best that has been seen 10 Bostoa t.
many years. Manager Wentworth has re-engagsd the
troupe which will appear for this week. That over and
the sylphke beauties will disappear.
u W. Wallack and +. L. Davenport appeared at tho
ho'liuay baltimore. the 9th. In "Oi1yer Twist"
MISS Annie Levering PLAYED the part Of Nancy Sykes.
on ,he same evening Dickens commenced his readings
st the concordia Marshall l. Doylss Japanese 1t
the Front.
Jefferson at the New Orleans Varieties Forrest 1t
the 81 charles and French opera nj the Opera H6use
Mobile and Montgomery are running wild over the
"Blaok crook" The former has il and the latter auH
it,
At the Edinburg Operea House ura sonnambula,' has
been gwen with the following cast :--Amiua Milo Ida
Giiiiess; Lisa, Mme Haywood: Count Rodolpho Mp
Haydn Corr: Alessio, Mr., Alfred Leslie. and EIytuo
Mr. Herbert Bond. The favorable Impression Mile (i-
LESS produced in sMartauap deepened by the tho
roughly in which she sustained tue cha
ractsr Of Amna.
To conduct an orchesra Constan,inople involves ue
snecure The otner day NJ Casagneri, the chef Dor
chetre OF the italian opera there and generally
respected unfortunate enough to offend Of his
band, Maltese So during performance OF " Ia Fa-
vorita" the injured musician climbed tho stools
in the orchestra and aimed several blows at Castag
neri's head with life preserver Tho scene in the
house one Of natural excitement Luckily the at
tack not mortal and when the conductor resumed
his seat with two bumps FOR which phrenology not
accountable the ovation OF the audience warm and
hearty.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
GEORGIA..

Petition of tho ReconstrHction Convention
for n Loan from the General Government
to Aid Needy Planters.
ATLANTA, Feb. l. 1885,
The Constitutional Convention adopted the following
to-day:
Resolved, That the Congress OF tho United States be
respectfully pe;ioned to appropriate thirty millions Of
United States currency to be loaned under proper
laons TO aid the developing OF the agricultural
ests Of needy Southern plan,ors.
Reso ved That copies OF the for going resolution be
transmitted the President OF Senate and Speaker OF
the House OF Representative Of the United States with
the request that they be laid before those bodes
that copies be Presidents OF the
Constitutional Conventions in the Southern Saes and
that invite the cooperation OF such Conventions
this application to Congress
Nothing else done Of interest
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
FRANCE.

The Debate ON the Press LAW.
PARIS, Feb l, 1868.
TIE debate in the Corps Legislat the project
of for the government Of the press continued
to-day
N. Fare in a speech generally in opposition to the
details Of the BILL expressed approval Of few of its
clauses.
NJ Cassagnac also spoke against the bill, denouncing
II in all its parts as leading to license.
PARIS, Feb 2--l A. NJ.
The debate the proposed bill for the government Of
the press was closed late last evening No was
reached The OF the bill is regarded extremely
probomatcal.