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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09

lie General Laws. be and she same Is
hereby repealed and re-enacted to read as
fol!ows:
Sec: is. No Register Of Willso or Clerk
Of any Court, shall practice as attorney at
law il any Of the Courts Of this State,
whatsoever nor shall any deputy Regis
ter of Wills. or any deputy Clerk Of any
Court, practice as attorney at law IN any
Court of this State, of which be is an Of
fcer. or to which he may be attached as
a deputy or an assistant officer.
Section 3 And be it We.
this Act shall t4gg eticct ri1in lis pas
sage.
Approved March 80. 1868.
THOMAS TWAIN,
Governor
July 9, 186s-Is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09

Sec l. Be it enacted BIZ the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section nine
weight If Article sixteen, ofthe Cole Of
Public General Laws be and the same IS
hereby repealed, and that there be enact
ed in lieu thereof, the following
+ s So Ia al suits in chanccry agains,
non-re.jdents or against persons who may
/ be proceeded against az fthey we're non-
residents. the Court may order notice to
be given by publication in one or more
newspapers, stating the substance and
object of the bill or petition, and warn
ing such party to appear on or before the
/ iar fixed in such order and show cause
why the relief prayed should not be gran
ted; and such notice shall be published
as tue Court May direct, not less, howey-
er, than once a week for four successive
weeks three months before the day fixed
by such order for the appearance Of the
party, provided, if a copy of the order be
personally served on such party one month
before the day fixed for his appearance, if
he be within the limits of the United
States, or three months if beyond, such
service shall have the same effect as pub
Iication. Proof Of said service must be
As follows:
/. If served by the Sheriff, his certi-
fcate thereof 2 II any other person his
affidavit or affirmation thereof, Or 5. The
written admission of the defendant prov
ed to the satisfaction Of the Court, and
such certificate. affidavit, affirmation or
admission shall state the time and place Of
the service.
Sec. = And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of It's
Pssage.
Approved Marcel. 80, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI
Governor.
July 9. 18G8-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
ST. NAR1'S BEACON
ls PUBLISHED Every THURSDAY BY
JAMES 3. DOWNS.
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURS

Trnus OF srrscRirrl"S & 10 pcr annnm 70
be paid within six months. - subscription Yi-'
be received for 3 sho-.c9 period than six months
and no pa2eF 70 BE- dscoa nget nii M al arT,F-
ges are pId except ~ ne OFs4'" / ="
TEnus ~ ADvEEr.siT 10 cts per square i'7
90, ;rsrrfiou. E lit Iincz or less Constitute
n square r the nunaer oi ihse6, @h' nc ny
marked on the advertisement IL VIII pe ~
Cd until forhii and charged 1,eof -.
liberal deduction made TO 'hoSe ""o ~ g '''e
'nrs Authorizations ye", Of a personal character will
be CHARGED NJ the sane f'''' 80 i,o,
tuaries over ten hHc- III '0+-' 80
.iI .n lr'll.,n,c.,.ot.s for publication must be
-...-.5.f.5 .-,,h ,1c real nams Of the author,
accom- ,.a,.4a yi,I be paid to Them. The rea
OF no ..l,.r III not bcpuJlished, unless
desired bHt sc cann,' Goa, :;
nicatious uu.,'s "c h-o" ''''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09

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q-,S',o:., "a % ~ ~ So ns - ,
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Section / Be It enacted by the Gene
RAJ Assembly Of Maryland, That whon 4
the trial Of any cause, any party t. such
cause shall require any point o. question
decided by the Ceurt 10 be reserved ter
The consideration ot the Court IN bant,
aao |, eI'"er O 'ns d 11ae' % * s't4 coU' !
S'i'i' o' U''4 ''''iI'' = - - - 0-''-SN
'uVn II sn3l' 0e ~ y ~ iot 'N0 t"''} - -
whose iNs'9'le ,ile o''l' y P'e9''y'' So,
oe 'ese' - ~ - - - su: - -
lueS'l9H oec;do' y 'lo ie'i'''.''t.5 -. '">olS
or u'se' ""o my o. qoa'l''e1 = - =, !
suen cause u . nave '''G rau'e ieti.o' e'
70 some o'neF ooG[I q a = 9'loF.h' ~ ~, =
fof the decIsloh 81 'h' q a"5eS '"Tico'' \o'
q socA of sad udges VINO may pe 4u"ll-
Lto TO SIT III SaeA cause IN p"Hs'} OF 10
'aAe an "PPe" % 'h1 N2oF' . APt9",e. > !,
| aud i 'uea P.T'5 oE "lS 'ouHse! S''".i '"''
~ maze anu nIe soen e-c1'1on III "4l'-''s, !,
W." Il 'Hi'' Ga}' "i'c' 'I'e am ~ e1i!,.'
s,','t C.S - 49, y o"r ,,'I'
-" '''',-' ..,..'.,a'. ~ ~ sLau ~, Io@Y
,o,5e b.fnra tLo trial then sucb noiut or
question shall be decided BY the r5'nalniu :
Judges or 9uoEe' VINO may 9e qa'"n91 Utilities
- 81 iu SUSN t.,'-SC ~, ioN9 -A"'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
THOMAS SW ANN.
An ACT


To add new section to Article ten of the
Code IF Public General Laws, entitled
Attachments. to come in after section
a of said article, giving jurisdiction to
justices Of the'peace to issue attachments
in certain cases
c.;a, 70 . soo.t.1 H. 49,, 9,r.-
u Ss+,,.l,1,. af lI,~r1,nI ~. 1rt,'t,
i \, - D.{r;, c-t..,, -
- = - ,,1a'I-.Su., " 80 : -" =
- - - '''i'1 '.1e'' = ~
"ln5 'D9'e'' '''' l''Ao my sIe'''-1'
-, Every Just.ee OF the pcac2 may
issue an attachment IL any OF the cases
mentioned III the thiyty-eigAt' section OF
this Article where the sum claimed SHAH
not exceed one hundred dollars, upon the
party applying Tor ;he same making be
lore III Jus lc' the athd"Ft; and EXHIBIT the
Ioo.' 49,, 'out,l'- - ~ - "u'nvt,zo l c
-, 90. -. ,,ol " ,- ~ "a o;'- ''le ,'
Nth security 10 be approved By said ius-
,'ce y coupe 'is ;i1 s', l,,esea 10 = q a1e
first section OF sad Article, except sncIs
changes OF il;:.t:ag- as NAV be necessary
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
state La az s {.
LAWS-CENEBaL.

To repeal section six, of Chapter 1870, q
the Laws Of Maryland. passed January
session. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, entitled an Act to provide by
law for taking and Perpetuatinc the ev-
idence Of the number Of persons held to
labor and service in the State Of Mary
land, and e,nancipatcd by the Consti-
tuition adopted in the year eighteen
hundred md sixty-four, and hy whom
such pcrs ns w,r> 50 held passed March
22d eighteen hundred and Xty-seven,
and substitute IN lieu thereof the fol-
lowing section;
Sec. / B. : enacted BY the General
Assembly of Nqrvland That section
SIX Of Chapter one hundred and eighty
nine Of Tie Laws of Maryland, passed
January session, eighteen hundred and
sixtv-scvcn, entitled an Act to provide
by law for taking and perpetuating the
evidence Of the number Of rersons held to
labor and service in the State OF Nary
land, aud emauclpated by the Consutn-
ton adopted in tae year eighteen hundrel
and sixty-tour, and by whom such per
sons were s. held, be and the samo Is
hereby repealed and the following sub
stituted in ncu thereof
s 6. Aud be it enacted That the
Aforesaid commissioners shall 2crtorm the
duties Of their respective odees within
two years from the dat- Of the passage Of
this Act. and that in case Of the death,
resignation, refusal to act orromoTal from
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09

Act shall take effect frem the date oi its
passage.
Approved March 81, 1868
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
July O. 1S6S-1t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
CHAPTER $50.
AN ACT
July 9, l868--1t,

tn amend and re-enact the one-hundred
o~I siv.,,-.avanth section of the nine
ty-tb;rd Article of the Code of Public
Ca~o,a) laws entitled Testameutary
Im
5 -, con
,nnI Asson.b1r # Nqrllan1 That the one
t,,,.5r,3 an5 s;xt,-sovantb section Of the
ninetv-tlird Article Of the Code of Pub
1;c General Laws. entitled Testanentary
Law be and same Is hereby altered 50 as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
CHAPTER 50.
AN ACT

To repeal chapter one hundred and twen-
ty-nine Of the Acts Of feighteeu hundred
and sixty-four. entitled an Act to add
additional sections TO the forty fourth
Article + the Code Of Public General
Laws, tide Maryland Hospital, pre-
scribing an additional oath to be ia ken
by he Pres.d ut, Vice President and
Visitors Of the said Hospital, and to re-
ms,atc the former President, Vice Pres
iIcnt and Visitors Of tie sa;i Hospital
in Office
Sec j B. 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That chapter one
hundred and sixtv-four, entitled an Act
80 add additional sections to the forty
fourth Article Of the Code Of Public Gen
eraI Laws, title Maryland Hospital, and
prescribing an additional oath to be taken
by the President and Visitors Of the said
Hospital, be and the same is hereby re-
pealol
See. .. Aud be it enacted, That the
President, Vice President and Visitors Of
the Maryland Hospital, who were in Of
fee at the tim" Of the passage Of the Act
ercbv repealed. be and The same are
hereby fully reinstatei in ofiea a. before
the passage 81 the said Act hereby re
pcaied.
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this
At shall take effect from and after the
first day Of May, eighteen Luulrcd sixty
eight.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
CHATTER AL I


To regulate the decisions of points and
questions reserved for Courts in banc
as provided bv section ~, of Article 1
Of the Constitution
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
THOMAS SWAN
FCnApTER 31S
Governor

July ., 1688-lt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

= hft&nsaf> Ne1runr " -. III il
81 3fl ~ fHkx sfxtz Ii s. 81
- Asassss ee1eeeses - tsaeste st<l
tempt e npsAqP 20 44leqe0k rs the.
Uaissd - ~ ehf1 - so nin.l
oemsaaose % pERasJ6k TIC Aforesaid
IT. Ashley hAs rssul.<d e oae ~ ne
mcss sIdaeaIsss asssss that Eysf ssg3E4dl
ahs k1sSefn ~ HMa&sd ee1tMnk
~ ~ Melsa pee@e. IL 800
As1leJs sstsf skpmpink akpgs tae eo1n.
VI, VITO 80 9ns9 ee&teess 10 he
aead aad sso basnsIs % hair on tho out.
side a Az Asad- ~ 2sssf eeSfTsliU
So sed ~ ! 49,
sssose NJ ausaeFfxsu Ton nlttsss 20 tssti-
~ - 20 wnH &c fesN aAepEt TIE hlgh
srimcs sna mssaeAsdho1s of Andrew
Jeea4ona ISks9 5Sf2g1fn q bare sard
ma IT. es2 esse
odK aAa aalsakaitY ot 81 cath that be
hes theory AEA - sasaiaasaon
ssahjeet,hy whi6A De sstabiIshes TO bic own
satisfaotaoa, thai prsssaents Harrison aad
TsJleT @ssAs tses ~ ~ ma JEiss
presidsnts, and That therefore Andrew
johpssn, ba6pgy ese RrNi1sNk xuasr
Lidcufns procured ghs assassinasIon Of
Esaas illgssEians .apartyrsz EslHis Ar. jim
Asblas's sfheorys ~ and II Il tho enlS sy
iasnee which he sssasnssd 20 prodaoe Ia
support 81 lla damnabls lterasioa pF The
sDet6zA ~ aohensafM We pn9sfs ~ axa&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

Tsxrsa ApvIcE.-A man baviag loaf
q Qsassss Of musson by lawyers sogs
repaired TO The olics Of tie lswysx and
said - have seMs 10 ask pises u
aayioe- Suppose dog carried OF Les
Of ssasssn from me, where de look Tor
psy. 10 sss deg o. the owasf pa - Or
said sha maa 81 the gail, <ss lAs ownsr
OF sbs dogi be ID responsible fog Aay
damage hts dog does you" Said the
man, "Ysa Owe ms seventy Avs cents,
"Ah 70 said tha lawysr, g then ny Dag
did the misohisf 2 Well, here ID the
usasy." The fsss of she nan expssa-
ed With q smiis at his shrswdnsss in
fassssailing the opiaisa IL the lawyer,
and he wss making bis sxis fssm tia a.
zoe wAsa hs vas bEoaght 10 hass by
shs lawyer sayisg: " 4 hare . snaii aiil
against you, ny ffssndP' "Ah far
whas S'' said shs msa. "fus adsiss u
shs dog csss-sws aeElars.n vas the re-
ply. This was poser, h being ssrfss"
IL isgsi, aaSsshs lowest Zee ID the salsn-
der Fec sdsiss, shsrs vas 80 ADdgiag p
shs asssy was paia ever aaa ssasrAss-
I'd Wiser IL nes q better man.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02
wmsrs IL tRsxassas IA gsaa ssaas
Il nsA ssssay psrsss seanaa assd via

Wms 10 A. 6HsTasEssas Y ~sA genk 40 = Z
il nsA msksiy psrsss seanA assd We
certain ioSms ana stiqasstss Of l'fs, easy
and self 20 ssesssd In society, able 70
speak and act, and mere ID sl@ world
withsua avkwardnsss, and free from
habiss which are vulgar and Ia bad
sAsss. a gssslsmaa isi ssmashsag pr
ysad ali this; that wbich fies as tne
Esss u all his ease, and rs6asmsaa and
tact, is the powsr Of pleasing how %
can show respect for oshers-hs may
be avoid Aursisg sheir feelings. When
he Ia in society be scrupulously ascsE-
saias the pssilieu and relations ~:':a 81"
err enc vita shea he comes In cpa-
taos, rnss be may give to each his due,
bis proper position. He ssadies hos be
may svsid tosshing Ia eonvsrsation upon
ssy subject wAich may aesdlesaly sars
their ssefisss, hav ha mag ahstain froza
any aIlusios which calls up disagrsea-
BILE or ofF4nsiys associatiss. . gsaaas-
naa nsvsR alladss -, never appears
sssaeisaz sf any personal dsfssss bodily
dsformity, infefiorisY Ssssisns. rasE, or
rspusasiss, In The persons In whoss az
sissy be Ia placed -.
fignsssx assumes any superiority TOR
hims&if-he neveE yidisalss, ssvss boasts,
nsvas makss = display ef bis own pow
or, Or savazssgsss saah ~ 10 inpiasd IN
ridisals, sarcssm, 81 abuse a. be never
ipduigssia habits, tricks or iasiiaasisas
which mar BE- odsaslvs 10 Others. "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

EasgpHss's BUszAg.--Lssk D Asassa
Jim,' said oas II the soisssd lords TO
aasshss, Zee as5s ago, -sasoek = hsAh'
did goa sbss ssA On asm fslks sass kssp
Nhat 6sy caIf De Frssdmanss Barow. IL
vau sebsr did donss 20 oar. ualksd b
ds oasf dap, and told Fem wanted sum.
"A" "HAas o. 800 ssnssr said Dc
man das I ppess wss ksspisg Up de
baFeaa, fer be wss fasy--"whss do you
wsns, y sole BIN, Jim. asa my slefs aAs
asarly gsss, de wsaass gsssia Geld, and
dat shsaby sais Of woolin goods would
help do sasss nssA sis.s 81 MID s-
vssa looked nsd, ssys he, 'aniggsr,, ? mind
sis, II saIisa ne sssxss, ~ ron lsnf
issss shis plsss nigksy saiok. yos win
see mors wosl Isyiag assaad shIs place
thsa Tss eaa pas In fsas ossrssass. ''.A
Dsa sas snoagh Jim, be waassa ny has,
ssd len BIN, wash sAs greatest aisgass.
ilsssien, = sA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

pLArxn gag CowAED.-Spssksr Col
sax, whs vas 20 snzisas 70 have sas
prsaaaeal aaagiiSg In mid-airs and ssan-
ten back In the war dspartmsni, whsie
ssampisg Ohio Ear nsgss safEsgs searS.
ed shs responsibility Of voting % shs
lmpsashmsns sssslasioa. he did hos
ask shas his nazas might bs called - .
sspssssnlstiss fssm Izdiaaas = hs bad
deas upaa ether sssssiozs when extreme
radical measures we're being pas spoE
sasir 6ssl passage. When ID came really
10 shs pinsh bis eezrags was ct shs. bos
Acres HAD, aad hs sssod apon bis re
aszvsd rights - spaahsss dseliaing 70 vot'
unless shsrs vas tie. The taEn whiol
nartsss had taksn gas sasAss damaginI
SO THAI pssuIiar gsis thai usually lighs
up bic sosasssaacs. )
49, sFs1Hf8 s8 ~ s@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

= - 81 ID j e.
- T6s S5atk b bsIIsni1g g snes
rxsiiN 5SSelts s1btxA = 1isst saa-
-. Evsry asy brisgs y aeeonsts san-
sIsx - - - IN appsas =
IND Hans:
The grand iurs aAd sitizsas u n1soi
sssaasy, Ar, bare pssisisasa asa. osa
10 ss.siss tsesps shsfs = psosss' saeaa
au4 khkfGst0sk agashsk "a fss
Tlas asaoaass assm sAas stats 81 sns
asslraslion si ssscA eyaIAs aAzrees afs
,sissssssisg. Graaa ansassnsss y tsls ~
she wAisss, caused b. sssFs 1t a. iasaf-
ssssisn.
! OslsJseqasss saessssasg a \ III
4 eanmi 6sl6nsxs 20 kaonAoed
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

Rwi cseeAs. Co., aDkfsflnx esasanyefsn,
/ yGAeanafaem. csssral DsAdntT be isa
csaIasss On xhsR 2ssfsFs,y Rsss 4 q - s.sss
EzAesA1sos, gsosczgTlA Co., 93eHxE "a
81 q g 1870 - -, ~ - =
rrfpes tne a nom Als IMp&x3sEe ~ - - -
kvuF nsaAl1y extsknT In slluftef nEzNds AAryEU
slfxef = . nnEfsscns or mselclae MvALIpM 9na 6.
Hsltsssd pssepA y yAeM a. 3. 80 49,, -
natis6sE ezn ss5y nppa lis 81 - eeap&
- sssd . CH,eAsns by "A pxpssSszs aas -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

= Fsaes ssoaa, Asssms, Particles, Rseksl assks
and Caass KAAcy 8ASz GsRAsa "a
Geo westemhsgm D. Sens, Ena cutlery, ]. Z. l..
A Rsagexa Rac&s4 gaasB& and aeaasasa, @wssssslsas
ssaid silver, Steal, and silver piatsd frames, %
ffs8A&15 s3f Mf9& = 3&UQuKMEM8t
wsxt Dsya h Mssslas,s Rsmals aEseasys
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02
~ rassssYsx -. 81 ssksat

- TbssRs rax 6Fat1, S. hss ieink
the speech o. George fEaneis Train ~
EtsinHay Hail. ID shat sitts % fast SAT-
nrd4y slight, says: g asorgs 9rspais
TTssa, the sssan engine, opsnsG with d
spssch eenpr6kspdfng sIpost symythise
10 sts ks1sbns Akse eli ~ s@ft bSgsst3 !,
ssal - waters ahder thsssrsh hefadfhg
Dickens and his ISLE ,af gisksss, baifsls
bansine. The Essssfn iaaissss sAs Roshs-
shilass HE sraysis wa Nrss gsdg Ssss.
sson, shs nsxs PrssidSdcy, sd his hosslls
'Tslasie1s wilh HasAss taFsslsy4s ~ =
frsm chs asaeans 81 sssaa 10 oaEs De
eeaslads Mat HE ssbiisrss Ct tsue ssessss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-02

again at
- MI, =
G,xE - ~ sEAGNURMxRv
EMELER : MATCHMAKER,
ass~4szSs . te 8
zs i@was arsadwsz, ssstA side
tga hS5 zsa7aw a~
CounsaI Basa4Eas ~ ~ sssws.
81 ss 4aa ts4e
ssussaktafsS sssia sssa Jswsay - an si-&s aaa
b aavIss Sssssa il tAs GELD Misses ss laaAs
ard oEss9a feE ssssEAl E*asas HEa seaaalassd
rita al styles and patterns naas theTs, and saa
Eiss sn.,rs sasisisesaas = sss aassssa.s ssss
EsfasoEsrusy ssssz a. faas assd sswsssy ter
sale q shs Iowsat pEisss, saca - . saSsa raszs
ste., wAas AasA nas sol can saaAs 10 order, 40
shaf any oas can be suited. A
: sass sesVa ana assafszasats ssisd silver
a 68 81 s&Gsg 1875 ~ 81
SPOON @,
asls, Tss aaa sssks. sssass%kaivss. sspaan-riuss
Tafgsafsus- csssssws~~,-.---s.s 49, -!
Rssay ssa azhasv aalaass msanssA. ssssNs y
ans LET e sllvss rastsa Casters iazs ssxaays
sis erssia,- les walsg Pissasss, aas wsassrss
Iszays. lassasss. csps, ssosas. sss.. Sc,
mt Chas. - JACQUEmEa,s.
~ nsed --- side
;, ysaes ssoaa, Aissaas, Particles, psekss sseks
Gee westanhsgm D Sens, ems cutlery, I. x. L.
A Rsassxs Rsrksa kaissa and seaasssas apsssselsss
sid siivsr steel ssa sssss R.s.ss ,sssss =
- Es4ss pssss = aszfias's gs-lis sfsss's~
Per Mssiral TastrsHsass, sssA saA !.
Ne i,vleifn, GaIlar, Fiaas
ca
IGRSsM AS ACCORDION
as to cas. y. gsseasMsa's, a. ~ kssps EAs ssai
In tswn. Go sasrs ana esnvtnes ysasssaf.
sais.s ~ 10. sssau : n .
asas0Cws Z Gxs0CKass
- asia A. q stoesssSs.
s.sssss, ssea .. fssssisas. ssspsiass v ssw
csasaEsa's CssFsasss,. ssoiss. a spsssAsa no
sefsras 60 daaif 80 s.saes sssr e = i, ~
sssas = $50 - - z f3s'sss ~ =
Hisasss psisss psas sss - assa saa sssss. 81
taksn in sxeAAaSs sas sss1s = zAAs svss has.
Chs = yAueUnmrHs,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. HOWA
ksrca q 1eset-axsa xss1ssts
xsMuad ard Teyvm RrepeF1y
Far 0nle.
II. P0xTAwATTAMfR c0uMsr
IvAavss sEs~sasss s<s.s - nssvss xast
! ~ sss. : = :
sssI N smxAsxs ooUMFT
y s@asssr - ssssse ~ 80
ssssa {, s8zxoR4 aouNrYs e
ID " sa.ssa n as q -
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This forms painful contrast to tho gallantry
of the noble, l0rd who kissed the fish women
q "a borough strongly Identified with the fish
interests. 20 -.r, -.,.f.-1
At Nottinghamshire certain "lambs' from
Nottingham were driven into the railway sta
ton, and INDUCED in a pitched battle with the
natives. The Liberal candidate, like some OF
ours in Louisiana, "found it injudicous to
disturb the peace of the county by contest"
and so withdrew emphatically -" from the
eight"
At Worcestershire mob of several thousands
lined tho approach to the booths threw
"bricks, half bricks, and Rowley rag-stones,"
drove off the police nearly killed their Super
intendent, drove the poll-clcrks under their
desks, stopped the poll and were only quoted
by being allowed to chase and pelt the police
out Of the county into Staffordshire, which
ended the days sport. At North Worcestershire
similar riot occurred in which the police were
completely whipped, and were obliged to call In
reanforcements from Nottingham. At Westrnin-
ster. on the announcement of the result, "a good
IDEAL of fighting ensued.' Throwing lime and
flour at voters of opposite views seemed to be
n fayorite mode of discussing whether the rs"
tabshed Church in Ireland was the right
thing. The police courts throughout England
were occupied for several days after the cleo
ton in adjusting the balances due to her Brl-
fannie Majesty Ivy reason OF the Commissions sllS-
tanned by her loyal subjects in contendlng Tor
the Constitution on the one side and Liberty on
the other. Surgeons were looking up and de-
cidedly favored annual elections. In cOmpar-
ing English elections with ours We seem 10
show considerable relative capacity for SELL
government even in our worst cities, while most
of our rural districts are characterized by
peace and purity to which our English cousins
are strangers On the whole, our elections are
less bunglng barbarous, and brutal than
theirs.
In one respect only, their system OF repre-
sentation for tmiuorities, have they stolen
march upon us In !every instance this has
given the majority and minority parties respec'
lively the number of representatives to which
each was by its number of votes entitled. In
London where the Liberal majority, not con-
tent with electing the three candidates to
which they were entitled, out of four, attempt
ed TO spread out their vote and elect tho
fourth, the perfection Of the minority system
was vindicated in the fact that they came very
near losing the three. Such test will have
the effect to prevent similar Overreaching here
after. We hope to see minority representation
more largely adopted I'm this country.