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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-07


sifie coast. Ide completion Of ouIV
one hundred and seventeen miles
Of railroad from New IBERIA al
the IecIe; to Grange, on the Sa
bine. would place us i1 direct COM
munication with Houston a rad
iating point for over six hundred
miles OF railroads penetrating the
most fertile and tliclzly populated
region Of the great State Of Texas.
Eight years ago tie value of this
trade was SO highly considered,
that the enterprise was put fairly
under way. Since that time its
Importance and worth have tripled.
and yet, through the most repre-
hensible negligence, not g. single
step has been taken to carry out
the grand undertaking. Flonnder-
ing in a sea of commercial ruin.
we have been content to weep ST
our fate, and refused to grasp at
the ever open hand ready to place
Jus once more safely ia the HIGH
road to prosperity. TIC is worse than
negligent, it is criminal. Are our
merchants and moneyed men 80
much more stupid than those of
the North, as to imagine the only
way to make money to be upon
paper discounts and stock DIVE
dends? Cannot they see that q,
few hundreds OF even thousands
invested without any Immediate
prospect of the latter, may bring
to the doors Of their stores and
desks Of their counting rooms hum
dreds and thousands III the way Of
increased trade? Verify, IL they
do not, then are they the offspring
Of the slothful servant who tied
his talents up in a napkin and
buried them, and the sooner they
take down their signs and turn mi
sers in fact ais well as In effect, the
better il win be both for them
selves and the community.
We have not space Id this article
to comment at length upon the
vast and immediate advantages To
accrue from the speedy completion
OF the railroad from New iberia to
Orange, but will avail ourselves Of
an early opportunity to demon
stfate Its necessity not only to the
city but the State at large, and the
entire nation. It possesses al inn
portance in each and every one Of
these considerations. The time has
arrived when it can no
longer be coquetted with, as d. TOW
for capitalists, but when its iron
rails must be regarded ELS the cable
e the anchor Of our hopes. Some
public action must be taken and
hat speedily, and now, let us see
whose Is the head to plan and
check book to be opened
q order to rescue our city from
Ter danger and at the same time
show that public enterprise il not
entirely smDthered among us by
private interest that the accunau
atlon OF individual wealth. Is not
me only thing in the world to- live
on that Little Premium ana the
oountfnl Sin Oliver may yet exist
e one person as they did
2 the dramatic days Of Sheridan.
M o. Times.
A FEARFIT, PRoeprcrr rT1Lo,T 80,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-07

"A FEARFUL PRosPEcT. TheTIon-
don Stag is witty The land in
England Is said to Be owned BY
some thirty thousand men. We
have heard of a person Who was
asWfully uneasy la his mind lest
tlese thirty Thousand, out Of pa
thence With strikes, disgustea With
REFORM, worried with railroads,
at the increase of popula-
1ion should one day combine and
glYe the whole British nationnotioe
to quit.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-07

Two Old gentlemen we're oompli-
I each other upon their
haolts ot lntemperanoe. NDid Won
ever, neighbor, said one, see me
with J, more than I could carry?y
", indeed was the reply, 'but
nave seen You when 4 Thought
you had better 60 twice for Il"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-07
The Recommending Elections.

After a good deal Of dallying the
Senate have at last passed the bill
authorizing the ratification Of the
negro supremacy Constitutions by
q majority of the votes cast. The
bill had previously passed the
House /; so that it now goes to the
President. It viii be vetoed Of
course, and then be passed by the
required tWo-thirds. Henceforth
the policy Of the Southern people
in relation to the reconstruction
will differ from that which has.
heretofore, been pursued. The poll
cy Of abstention, reinforced by
active exertion, on the part of the
whites, to keep the negroes from
the polls, as in the case 81 Ala
ban1a, must now be abandoned.
The only hope Of defeating the
carpet-bag Constitutions now. Is
by q direct vote. Taking the ex-
ample Of Alabama as a guide. this
can be accomplished ii almost all
Of the Southern States. In Vir-.
ginia and North Carolina Arlan-
sas and Texas, the whites are ii )
on the registry; and this
viii be increased when
the lists are revised. LIN those
States, unless there shall Be 4
large detection from the white
vote, which is scarcely probable,
the Constitutions will Certainly be
defeated. Ia Mississippi our friends
are confident Of their ability to
achieve success at the polls. Tn
South Carolina and Louisiana the
work will be difficult but 1t can be
done and must be done. Al reyi-
sion ot the lists ought to increase
btfe white vote IN this State bv
twenty thousand, and diminish the
negro vote by at least ten thou
sand, which changes would make
Olie euspallby magnificent and al
most mmaterial But, even il the
numerical relations of the two
classes of voters should not be
materially altered, it Is still possi-
bic to defeat the Constitutions.
Work jealous, energetic, unre-
hitting work is necessary but bv
such work the object can be AZ
somplished There is work for
clubs and work for committees In
thus State there win, probably ~
ao such shameless sWindling foIer-
atea as was praeticed III Alabama
An N the challenging committees
8lii pc able to Keep out the black
.aen in buekram who figure OH tle
and who were to be voted
'afiy and often, by convenient
Proxy, On election day. Moreover.
'''s negroes are rapidly discovering
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-07
THE WEEiISI.Y ECHO.
SATURDAY., MARCH Z, 1868.

AttheDem0crat ic Mass Meeting
at the ST. Charles Theatre, ia New
Orleans, on Saturday, 18th ult., the
following resolutions were read
and adopted
Whereas, the people of Louisiana
are Immediately threatened with
the contamination III policy IN
Eolving their degradation and ruin,
promisine Che destruction of their
material interests, intending the
overthrow 81 ALL constitutional safe
guards, aiming at the peryersion Of
eVery social, educational and gov
ernmental institution, and oblitera-
ting every yestige Of American
civilization b this State, for the
notorious purpose Of recuperating
the waning fortunes and maintains
ing the supremacy Of a distrusted,
ambitious ard yindictive party
and
Whereas, it IL the duty of every
citizen to lend his energy and In |
huence to every effort, and his
voice to every protest against the
imminent consummation Of q |
scheme 30 audacious, revolution
airy and destructive, the incipient
consequences Of which have been /
beggarY, Wretchedness and starva-
ton, and the fomenting Of bitter
animosities, and the natured re-
suits Of which viii Be debasing
despotlsm, on icentiOus anarchy, Ii
to the country which
tolerates, and ruinous to the people
who endure it therefore be It H
besotUed, That we, the people of ]
New Orleans, ia mass meeting as- ]
sembled, recognize an immediate I
and pressing necessity for an ef- l
fectiYe political organization which, {
whilst it shall unite all the anti /
and Conservative elements !
Of public opinion in an effort to i
thwart the destructive purposes Of &
The dominant party, will, al Che d
same time, effect an alliance with \
hat powerful and growing organ i
zation which IS now conducting So /
q contest in behalf of CON 4
stitutional liberty and tile rights Of 3
his people and OF these States. Ia
Resosged, That the more effect 4
yely to consummate this purpose. d
We entreat all conservative citizens 3
Of past political attach >
nents on differences, to unite III s,
he movement to organize the n
rational Democratic party ia thi3 Y
state and throughout the South II
hat we cordially approve the views g
promulgated in the address Of the Il
Democratic State Central Commit !,
ee, and ratify the call for a State Il
Democratic Convention, to be held d
n the 9Th Of March next, for the !,
purpose Of choosing delegates 70 4,
he National Democratic Conyen- q
ion.
ResolUed, That we recommend to II
Y conservative citizens the bro Il
,r1ety Of Immediately initiatihfr \ Il
thorough organization ii all 3bel &
'aElshes Of the State and the wards 4,
! Tins city, preparatory to any y
lectoral or political contest n ~
1lllch they may be called on to n
axe part. u
Hssoloed, That we cannot refrain q
800 expressing our gratitude to N
~ .D,eimocratic party Of the North ii
ri tilelr Jealous. earnest and per n
lstent Ylndication Of constitutional e
leedon and personal liberty that "
Though under the fatal influences VI
the reorganization laws We wiz II
No. 4rs a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
lvolea Go, !

The ipdiEiJasl whp wapsea % b aa6
would haYs besa the representative from
this eouasy ii t1s last legislature, II toe
peopls had Dos ssrepudiassd him, y snds
fAuR With az bssasss se voted 90 80
4aasy siass lsst wiasss- De does sssm
10 Lac thia vstisg 20. ksss fall whso
be " snt SQUAD ASKING Lbs people - sleet
BAN 70 the IegisIatsze, shsy 'ssotea MOP
--tha,'s SEATS .he matter. Bss aow US
propose 70 sasa word about our vosins
no. Whsu be Laws IL the last sessi5n
shall be prbIistsa it wiil be fsaod sAas
nearly one hSlf Of sbs entire voiaue
will be nsa ap Of legsiissag acts, paas-
ed In I~gtias tbs asas Of haagisrg. dis
honsst asa igsoramas Rrpshiieaa On
eials. Uesa he passage Of these aess
Ss voted 90. When il vas prepassd to
alias railroad companies to enter Q; On
lhe lands pf f-rners and others, aud 60
40 the cissanss % TIRES qaarters OF a
mile from lbs lsas Of the road, aud
there build dtBs, sppropriase springs
and The whtsr which tbs farmsr nvsded
fer bis stock TO abe use Of sss saal cad,
ws veEe na. VI ben ii was : rOpossd 10
amrnd ar State Gapsli, agion, so Is TO
place BeEr oes and Indians On an equality
With whits m-n. Ne voted no. When
euneombe resalatioas we're gotten up,
KIorifylsg the Radical party and approx
irg nc sork OF diuuisn ami deEttee-
tlop, wAiJh thsy wera carrying %, we
vstea ap. Rhsa IL sss proposed - de-
Glars Gsa. salast 10 be. Ehs asss ohsise
Of sss psepAs atiewsio RFassdsas. rs
yolea ID. uaaa all sssb aasslieas ea
40 Tisal Intefest',s0 eaE eonssisssass bat
decidedly drst,aasasai 80 sheis later sss.
Ne voted no, aad for shis vosing, tbs in
aisiIaaI sh3 woaii have been sse repre-
sen,ativs, fron shis eoasty, Bat for the
No wAish tho psopls sassaersd ia his
ears lasa Dssosss, % are desoases3 ~
hiaa. Poor, ualusky, dlsappsiassa asa
almess iassae lsasssaaal, sads % by
ana lissas SOS s-~ae. We fsrgiss yea.
.ua lafaes = asars ysaf lssans ssssaxs.
ansi sisssrssy ssps mat 10 ) better sassss
yQs as mrss ~ssa ssstss sssssss,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30


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kss@ , gFsss - - = slsss6 sss'sassss
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CON nasssy aas s1sJ aasss - : - -
sorrJ % and fssa 80 Asjsvs 80 = ~.
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- $50 ss.ss
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Questions VASES ~ sor 'asir ssj y ~
palhsS ooHa e 1as sa'ss nan e Sns
lsssl % ths nsgro, and No dea6s shs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

A sfSsgEAn ACAsx-A HAN
ssuReE DUMs o. THx Gers "a
gentlemen who resides Ia Wilkes
county, and vas returning honas
fran augusta on ThnssdAy hi, On.
tireiy lost the power Of spsssh soon
after the train left Augrsta y
hears kim ssssmptiag to kalk R0oa
after he got on the train, .Ad I'll u
few mosneits he could NOT srsicu-
Iass . word de WAS Id The posx
session ~ an other faculxaes, bhs his
lips were literally sealed His dis
trsss was very toaehiug, SOD Ae
wrets replies % qoestichs as1sfressed
hiln by the passengers, mad tired TO
bear up under the terrible vista
ton He saEi thas he bad bean ca
, spree. He hoped it p.as only Ia
species of daliriam, and waId wear
off with rest and sleep Hs said
h. had oace been partially Deprived
Of his speech hefors fosA shart time
in Vifginia ] His seass Aszrasted
Euaeh attensioa among ne passen.
gers, several Of whon knew him,
and were satisfied that ks was not
nsiug deception. His case was =
most forcible Illustration Of the
summary and sarribia mazsaer Ia
which nature sometimes Furnishes >
violation of her laws,-Atlanta iGa. J
Ban1ssE. A&s @sA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

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:! :; "; ". II: !: !.
- ~ i y ~ sdi hoide u "a.
go ~ Aa1d SfsG he1tass ssss Nil
: aeo351xfy = lIss - s1elefIly ~
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go - q 1:sIiiss III ~ " -
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g faF a. Il relatas Be lbs ebllrslidn 81
- eSes sea1eat 10 Fsspess - ~ Hsss
swensasss q aPsa assssioss Thsig Aee-l
rlasiens nay or nsy nes pc ssped. ID Ia
s1saxh Tor rs pssssa barposes nf 3suf ]
sulisn - knew lh3s i lasks slNss, -
shem -. sAssmxn u shs representative
differ In epInion With The advocates 81 The
beed. hciders. and asnsBdsx sAak nay b
snmfnlty, Asssssly aad heaoxxhly dsns
whish SIS bead -holdssa ahemsaivas ressps
- eqnisalsns 20 repaaiasioa. No smouns
81 ssxoa9 lanxaags saa 6sssesns sh4s
sigeupsf aaess ~ break ihs fssoa sG iss
inaaspssrip Cougrsss. "A D msstsr Of
policy, therefore, 90 Suggest thar shs
hs9ahaldsss sboula neishsf shat shsisl
syss 10 sha .scenEsossrsv lhakis bsfprs;
lhen, neF EsEuss to snsertaia very ssas-
sasbls ssrras d eompFonaiss when pro-.
pasea in sha spiris ' hieh aaimatss shs
SsnasaE frem Ohio. @
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sheriff. ftnl1ss

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sAs 0ssrs ~ zee CafaA = aas NSsFsss esart u
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fotivwip& &3xssSha x&zz SaS&asa Or BafH&aazA
aoodgeitsw, ard 7. n Gseafsiiew. te~wa
Leila q sia 5, IN ksoss . lot -, In h8oex .,
lets =. q, and 10, In bloch .; iets 10 aud ~
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pesprE1E g ElzshesA @peaielisw aad z D. 90oeF
frtts~, 70 sskisfy Al exscatlea IN fswes 81 Wm-
Sole 10 couneess al 10 eacls<k on sAia 81.
PERRg HkEL. sheriff
0cusetf sfaE Eswa, n area 80 isss, aSs@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
~ The wife Of ! Dabu4ae

=
merShsps--E.s Basder-vhas. .rnE
away with Max schroeder RI
former days, away OF in Ssssnany,
Max and Mrs. Baeder-shen d
bouncing Iass--had gona u school
together, and were coolAg lgversl
The old gemllsnsans huNasHE bsoke
OF the match, and il due course OF
time the girl married Hf B and
came to America, setting as Du4
buqae. Last year, the airted Max
came aiso~-and last week he Charm.
cd his stoiaa trisia AeEas this arms
D! her husband, aud ileW Kah hen,
10 one knows where. she LETT two
childrea, aad . grest Haaay dis
graesd relatives. Register
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

- The Iowa Age saYs: 1--WE
aidn't use to believe ID Ehe story Of
shs = W aHdesiag Jew bit since
Thad Stevens refuses 10 die, sheagh
urged 10 do 30 By both freud md
Zoe, ne are snase thar half saciiaed
% the opinion mat Thadsns i ms
idcnsicai Carpenter whe refused %
permit the Savior 10 enter his shog
: saouzeat 10 Eest. Stevens III inst
mean eaoagh 70 do sash ! shsbg,
and has hsing - long dyimk oaly
s,ekse - evidences mafs easnplsts.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

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-.
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81 ssefssg = paper
20 6sspaeseeeX e isss1 80 10 ~
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/ Ths - 4de tssss6esd = 49, see.
istisnsf shs lasa lxisi ssafs % shs
faia0N1nx sn9lsosse lnrsfsrepes - ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

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~ snavissisas. We kasn as IL shs
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pie sss rad - asiopsts. Tks eisssios
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kssslnsia& fssssd ed adopted. 8
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me 1Sxt Nswats &. YlsseA wszs ssaa easss "A
sAaxss1 ~ ~ Hss sessrs ~ ss&sssswfyssss "a
. sszssesIsns ~ mskIs3 ~ szznx sas sszass
ry@sas " wAaeA IN ~ss sezsa 10 d laae assesss
re ssts sssss sasazssg ssHss2ssasas Eas suas
spssaz - s@ssue&s see s&Aszss ana he Assus =.
sT ssSsfss wili Try shas prsserssaasas 10 Il ssss
ssss sAsa xszAssss sa& az@s pssss sssssssss. > :
Msssss s6assss @aas sse44sg sgs e,-~.s,.s
xRv, HOWARD a. WILSON, ssg.
-. iss s@aEA Sssssk sxgss&, wllsaazxausx. NV
g nssss: -S-
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n
nz.....,. -, -. q. -
~ - ' seA = go
one rsnson Why shey aFs % dsteF.
mansd the negro ahAa vets /. shous.
ands az the Germsaa sxs loayiua
-. $50 - - g. -.
- :
=" @na saam ~ 1skaa9 tss ~
gross taess saaaL fas besesa
soarHAls . lesding oTEsA Of sbe rad.
ical Tar grinders tnanss shs Der.
.,.. xv;sl ~. s;si,.,s;n., s;;,,.,.Y,, !, !. 7
-, q . u -
~
hhcngh u las taksn . sEsAs
dssi o. nmes and eqAt q = vaas
auaoaat Of money! we hare e lass
Got tAe stoiid Dutch OF the " sstesa
States educafsd PIP % DE highsg
law standard when . few years
ago. they sFst uPoa ~ the ads
spsed asotFsaonisss. We ostsrninsd
the Nnsgso tss saaey called ths ool-
sssa msa3 shoaaa % made THAR
equals, or We would erash the Tn.
ioHs GoAosed sssHnSgs = q hxed
saes. The loot OF the negro u now
Oh the meek Of osaE aaclsnt rsTilsss
ana those who are noe y our tolls
inas1 stand from under.
~ II NOT 81 ail likely that the
EafzFasYf Hsxx EFS4E 3S3fa had AZ a<s 80 a. n
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kNEoRMATKax.

Taferaxslsa xuassasssa 70 ssaauess Isxasasas
gsswta ii ass pssa q saaa hsaA 81 ssseaAsss
Isss. sIse rseass ssE ths ss<zSsua - ssmysssf
slssshsag svFpsisms. - sa ~ sAze. lsseisa shs
sAms SOFA. dear Ead ssastifsss saa 30 ssssS@sa
siaAasS ea3sks n aa&rssssss gAA3laEt
RaoS. y. CaAPxaE. 9Assssk.
assri Nas . sss nssasmuss asw Tssa
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1orae WIS rpEibsd ia
Dataque the other dey 81 ssT 20,
nv ) piek poekst nssnxa John Ran
dells The uonsy was rsuovered,
,and there Is IN exeslIeast psEospeas
shat the thief will visit Foss MIxxii-
s0n.g ..ls'1s.s Fl ' s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

Tmx Jsws.--Thars snass Be .
great maay people IN the world
Who ara descendant frexn solomon,
and some Of them mar be selling
pantaloou VERY poer onss1 ID Cha.
thasn ssxees thss very Gay Tri-
bnnes aga9 9 .AF1 isi
II - nasewosthy Ehas whensrsr
the radicals get &C opportunity of
aaying something q sparaging ofthe
fsraeIisss they say Il, either BY way
sf h joke. a. ID the asose extract,
q Ia sohex earnestnsss, a. In Ken
sdy's ardsF far iheir Parin Sunday
aiaht arsess--ana the faanous army
order for their Immediate expulsion
fsom within the lines. What par
sseakas aiscrsait there may be ii
saalin& pansaloous we do not know,
bas perhaps it's disgraesful 10 sell
every poor onesn unless they arc
blue, and intended fsr the sarsrn.
unent. g e
Then. toe poorer shsy are and
the more nuEnsTous, the more Grasii-
table it is, ehl-E. 7. Express.
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- Eoutwell hss been dubbed
the sscotd and cIassical Deuasssler
mes Of the House, y the ssblsck haired
ensg1y cf this impAachmaua and
the sstesd y wisd biswsng ~ TAs
New York .HAtioH thinks that Hele-
In the-day, The-man-thatss.Afrsid.
of-his- Horss, and ThssM txhss
Walks-under-the-G Ground, ghs dis
tinguishsd Pawnee braves. had bss.
tsrsaook after Ehsir names azx5ax
the present crisis. or ftsy nnsy
wake mp some fne nacrnxhQ Azd
iind then kone. . ~ I'D
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s q 4
GHAsR PaRFEas GoLp-Go
|GRxxNBAcKs.-Ths New Orleans
See says that tis late Judge fancy
refused 70 receive gresnbaeks ia
payment Of his salary, on the ground
thai tie constitution Of the United
States itself prosides, in section l,
ia article LII, that s'the udges, both
Of the supreme and inferior courts,
shall receive for their services .
compensation which shall not BE- d.
minished during their continuance
In ofRee. This, according to Judge
Taaey, inhibited the Treasurer
from paying him ia anything else
taan gold OF silver coin, or It's equiv
alens, DIR. Chase was then Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, and be refns-
ed to pay the Jedgs's sxlary, ex-
espsing IN grssnl acks. But adds
the Bee, and pom Information
ssfron ; high and responsible
source, Il is fact that since DIR.
Chase became Chief Justice of the
SnprsFne Court, the Judges have
bean paid their salaries in gold.n
The public is interested in Rowing
il shas j. 20, and Chial- Justice Chase
can give the information.