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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-22

SOUTHWEST REEF LIGHT STATION.
OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
Eighth District,
New Orleans La. January 16, 1858.
Notice is hereby given that the Red Light
now shown at Southwest Reef Station, La,
will be discontinued on and after the FIRST
OF FEBRUARY NEXT, and in its place there
will be exhibited White Light until further
notice. In good weather the Light should
be seen for distance of twelve miles.
By order of the Light House Board:
CHARLES GREEN,
jaI7 tja3l Inspector Eighth District.
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NOTICE.


TRE4sURHR's OFFICE CRY Hall,
New Orleans, January Is. 1853.
INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS LIABLE FOR
Il tho payment Of city license are respectfully
informed that BY the laws Of the state Icenses are
payable az this ukiee during the month Of January
only ct each year. Al remaining unpaid altar the
5lss instant vail be handed ever 10 tfs assistant
City Attorney for collection 20 Uhe usual costs
isls 81 S. HOWELL, Treasurer.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
49, FOB RREkEEN VIA SOUTH.
FEn Is slnpton-The frst-eass u. s. Eaii Steam.
asaazsIzalkszships Atlantic, Baltic, Western
Metropolis, and Northern Light, sailing SAT-
URDAYS from Pier 70, N. R., for southampton and
Brennan taking passengers to SOUTHAMPTON. Ion.
dom HAVE and Bremen at the following rates
payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency Go
fondOn or Paris So; Hamburg 50 additionally
First cabin, $40; second cabin, Seb stesraga SIS
From Bremen, Southampton, and HRvre, 70 New
York
First cabin sl10i second cabin SIS; Storage, s4s
Excursion tickets out and home:
First cabin, $2i0; second cabin $780, stssxsge S70
Sailing days from New York and Bramea-June /,
u and "a July y and "a. August 10 and "a Ssptam.
hsE and q, October and l9, November aud Is
For freight or passage apply to
g. i. LAUGHLAND,
Agent for New Orleans, GA Magazine ST.
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
apl II 40 Broadway. New York.
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AIaToRAIrY OF NEW OrnEsSs
City Hall, january ia, 1875


Resolved That permission be and is hereby grant
ed 10 The Grand Lodge Of the state Of LShiaiaus
Free and Accepter Afaaanz TO improve and use as :
O. dtefery burial place TIE ground now eFned a.
hereatseE 70 &c owned p Tin the space conblissd
between biienyiles Anthony and Sc. Louis streesl
lsigned9 (. s. sAUvINET,
PfeeidanA pro lem Hoazd ef assistant Aldermen.
taisnedi JAMES GRAHAM
President Board Of Aldafner
Isisnea1 i, HEATH. Mayor
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Nc. s4O-New Series.

Resolved, That permission be and is hereby grant
cd to W. y. OROagan to erect steam engine in a
brick building situated on the corner Of Frsret and
POydras streets provided the same be ereett in Ae-
cordance with city laws and ordinances and remain
during the pleasure Of the Common Council
(Sigued) f. w PERKINS,
PRESIDENT pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSgneal JAS. GRAHAM,
Approved January u, 1868
{signedD q. HEATH. Mayor.
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THE HEIRS og LIvAUDAIs VS.. THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS EFT ALS-NQ. a,7I2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS.
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THE CITY OF NEW oRLE ms.

HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-yo.
% W7-sEooND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS,
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|aTel,
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MEDICAL.

nR. 6. KELLOGG
ONCE. 1871 Camp st. Residence 1913 st. Charles st
REMOVAL
DR.. KELLOGG has removed his residence to No.
sss St Charles street, and Office to No. 1877 Camp
street. de3 2rn
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OFFICIAL NOTICRS-=cITY,
NAxoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, January u, 1868.

NO. boF-NeW series.
Be it resolved, That the Street gommiss. Sner be
and he Is hereby instructed to order the ooaractor
to build six brid at the following designated
places One at the north side OF Claiborne and Zee
ond streets; at the north side Of claiborne and
Third streets at the north side Of Claiborne and
Fourth streets; at the intersection Of DerbiRny
and Second streets; at the Intersection of Der.
b9ny and Third Streets ana at the intersection
of Roman and Third streets
OSigned) +. W. PERKINS,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Bignedl JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed Z. HEATH Mayor.
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DR. B. F. WRIGHT, GRAD
1Juate Of the New York College Of
Dental surgery, amer experience
OF fourteen years in his profession,
offers hlg services to the habitsnts - - 49, W a
of New OrleEuH. f41aE54
N. B.-Teeth inserted on VULOAEITE BASE,
SUPERIOR 10 GOLF IN ALL RESPECTS, AT HALF IT'S
oosT. Nc. lB3 0ustOmhouse street, between DAu
phine and Burgundy.
Referenos--Hon. N. P. Banks.
Y27iy B. f. WRIGHT, D. D. 5.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
BY G. Il. GIKARDEY e. co. ,
AUcrIoSEEEs, OFFICE IL EXCHANGE PLACE.
Auction Sales at the
MERCHANTS AUcTIoNERRs EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.
AUCTION SALES,


January 25.-Three-story Brick Store and Dwell.
ing NO. I16 URnei between Baronne and Dryades
streets threestory Brick Store No. 10 Bourbon, be.
tween Canal and Customhouse streets; three.story
and attic Brick Building No. l57 Camp, between julia
and Girod streets; two two-story Brick Dwellings
forming the corners Of Basin, CONT, and Franklin
streetsi neat two.story Frame Dwelling on Poy-
dras. between Magnolia and Clara streets.
February 1-Estate Of j. r. Slingerland, two
two story and attic Brick Buildings, known as
"HarFys Casino" opposite the National Theatre
Carroll, between Poydras and Psrdido; two-story
Brick Dwelling No. 80 Robertson. between BienviLe
and CustOmhouse streets, and the twostory Frame
House No. 2s5 Customhouse, between Where and
Robertson streets; tho two-story Frame Dwelling
and Store No. Is Claiborne, hetween Common and
Gasquet streets, facing the Claiborne Market
February s.-Successisn of Herman Dieters, a
two-story Frame House on First. between Dryades
and ST. Denis streets.
February l5--successlon OF Lucy Kelly, three two
story Frame Dwellings on Drsades, between Triton
Walk and Calliope streets.
For particulars see plans at the Exchange. jan
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STOLEN FROM 1874 BASIN STREET
WESLEY CHAPEL

NOTE OF WESLEY CHAPEL
Methodist Episcopal Church. to the order of R. Pc.
claire for SIM l9 dated January H. 1867 payable ona
year, paraphed ne varetur by Edward Barnett, No
tAry, payable at Citizens Bank.
The public are hereby cautioned against negotiat-
ing the same, payment has been stopped. Jazz st
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Fifth Ward Radical Republicans
hold their election for Delegates to the Parish Nom
mating Convention at Beop's coffeehouse, on Basin
street. Polls open from Q A. M. ta 9PM ia22
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FIflh ward Radical EEepnbilcun CIub.-

Fifth Ward Radical Republlcan Club
At the meeting of the Fifth Ward Club the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we cordially indorse and eaYnestly
support the candidates nominated by the Radical
Republican party for STATE officers and member Of
congress for the first district,
Resolved, That we condemn and denounce any
enort 70 get up another ticket as an attempt to df
woe our party and defeat our principles.
BY order of the President:
jazz WILLIAM VIGFRS Seeretarv
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No. s4l-New Series

3. Resolved, That permission be and the same Is
hereby granted to Messrs. Bouvain Lewis to erect
and run a steam engine on their premises No MS
Gravier street. the to be built in strict accord
ance with existing laws and ordinances and to re-.
main during the pleasure Of the Common Council.
6igned) +. W. PERKINS
tSigued) JAMES GRAHAM
Persistent Board of Aldermen,
Approved January q, 1858
tSignedl e. HEATH, Mayor
A true copy;
GEO. 7. oHnDs, Secretary. ia225t
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MEXICO

MEXICO.
A NEW ENTERPRISE IN A NEW DIRECTION.
A party having lived in different parts of Mexico
during period Of twelve years, and who is we'll ac
quainted with the language and people, is now re-
turning to Vera Cruz and the City Of Mexico; has
recent commercial communications from that city
Parties de,rOus of taking sending goods to that
country can avail themselves of this opportunity for
an interpreter or business partner. Amy information
on this subject will receive prompt attention. Will
le we positively in two or three weeks. Address
la22 MEXICO. POstoffiee Box 2492.
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE !
No. Z City Hall, !
New Orleans, January 2l, 1868
WERE BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH DIS.
w trict Pound, on Dryades street, between Jack
son and Philip streets as esJTays-
Six GOATS OF different eolors.
Which, if not claimed within three days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public auction
at said Pound, on THURSDAY, January a. 1868
at u O'Clock NJ WILLIAM BAKER,
Street Commissioner.
X. MCDONNELL for Controller. ia2l st
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WANTED,


WANTED-BY A GOOD CASH TENANT, A
w SMALL HOUSE in the Fourth District, near
railroad containing about six rooms, with Kitchen,
and servants rooms. Any person having such house
to rent will address p, Republican Office. jal9
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STREET. ooMMIssloNER's OFFICE, }

STREET CoMlEIssIoNRR's OFFICE. !
No. City Halt }
New Orleans, January ~ 1858. J
w ERE BROUGHT 70 THE THIRD DIS
w trict Pound, Of Marigny and Morales
streets, as estrsys-
Three GOATS of different eolors
Which, if not claimed within threa DAYS and the
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction
at snid Pound, on FRIDAY, January "a 1863
at Il O'Clock NJ WILLIAM BAKER,
PETER HART, for Controller. Iaa2 81
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JAMES II. wINGFIELD,

Passenger Agent
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
FAB Postofiee gox 1888
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AH0 ATLEs.,."............46O MILES
or THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

UNION PACIFIC kAILROAD,
Running west from Omaha across the continent are
completed, and it is expected that the remain
ing 81 miles, to carry the track to the base Of the
Rocky Mountains, will be finished early in October
Contracts have already been made for rock-cuttinas
beyond to be done during the winter. The work Is
being pushed forward with equal energy on the Cal
Eornia end Of the route under the direction of the
Central Pacific company, commencing at Sacramen,
to- and it is confidently expected that the two roads
will meet IN 1870, thus completing the entire grand
line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans an
which THIRTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS in
cash have already been expended. From the liberal
government aid the wealth and energy of the stock.
holders, and the ready market for the First Mort
gage Bonds, there is want of funds for the most
pletion is as certain any future business event
can be.
Net Earnings Of Union FaeIae RaiIroad
During the quarter ending July 81 of the current
year an average Of s25 miles Of the Union Pacific
railroad was in operation. The SuDsrntendept's re-.
port shows the following result
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AUOT[0N SAFES.
EXTENSIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE

EXTENSIVE AND UEREsERVED SALE
AT AUCTION
or
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOTS.
eoApRrs1NG
Five Choice Nature Squares,
SUITABLE FoB
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES, MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENTS.
DEPoTs. ETC,
SITUATED IN
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS CITY,
EXTENDING ALONG
NEW LEvEF, FRONT, AND WATER STREETS,
AT THE HEAD OF
RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD, MARKET, AND
ST. JAMES STREETS,
ron ACCOUNT OF rHE
HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs AND P. &. ROBIN
DELoGNY
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BOARDING.


DOOAES AND BOARD PLEASANT
IL Rooms and Beard for families and single gem
tleulen can be obtained by mmediat application at
1852 Julia street. ie26
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY

VIA CINCINNATI, OR URBANA, OR GALLON.
or Mansfield, Or Cleveland, or Cory or salaman-
ca to or from Now York. Boston. Pitsbura PhiIa-
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington City
This is the only route to the Oil Regions OF Penn
sylvania.
Passengers who wish quick and comfortable trip
viii appreciate the smooth and perfect track, the
luxurious day cars, and the magnifceut sleeping
coaches the excellent dining halls With ample time
for meals, and the prompt time and sure connections
Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Fare as low and TINS as quick by any other
route.
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks-No. 23s
broadway, New York; Nos Is state street and IS
School street, Boston; Depot and Union Offices
Ceyelandi No 6e CLARK street, Chicago; IN CIR an
natl, at No. 70 West Fourth street, N. 4. como
broadway and Front Streets ll5 Vine street. at e. y
Mail Line Steamer Landing, foot Of Vine stfesfj
and a. New Passenger Depot of the Cincinna
Hamilton and Dayton Railway; in Louisville At .
W. corner Main and Third streets, and a For \
street, and at all the Offices OF CONNECTING Iines
L. ID. RUUKERs 6Ssn1 Satsy
". B. SHATruG Cent Tinket Anaris -
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FROM the relative high charges, the operating ex
penses of the road but SIS per cent Of the earn
inRs and the ratio would be much less il the con-
tractors, business were not done at half rates.
Throwing out charges TO contractors for transporta
ton OF aterals and men Cars 25S al and deductiue
$3.50 $50 9D S2 per cent SI5 564 ~ as The propor-
tion eharEsable on the work done for eontfactors
price charged for it, and we have TIE net operating
expenses on the commercial business for the quarter
stands as foloWss
Earnings for Meg, june, and July....,., STgs5 "a
Expenses for May, june, and 5ny ....... 2sIs6s 81
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Marine Intelligence,
NOTICE TO MARINERS,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, ,
Wednesday, January %, 1868.
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NstprOilts q operating al5 railes of4oaa

tlltss Ses ds9 "a
he amount Of bonds the Company can issue %
- mlles a. $l5tts per mile, is 81 zoo 0e9 Interest
u gold three months ct per cent on this sum, Is
S7s00i add 20 per cent premium 10 cnTresond with
currency earnings is sina2a1, showing that the net
earnings Tor this quarter wero MORE THAN HOUR
on this length OF road.
First Mortgage Bonds. whose interest is so amply
PROVIDED ZOE and 80 thoroughly secured. must be
eihssed among the sAREsT investments. They paY
SIX per cent in gold, and are offered for the
prassnt at ninety cents the dollar. ard accrued
interest ~ six per cent. in currency from July ].
aaany parties are ticking advantage 81 tho present
nlgh price Of government stocks to exchange for
these bonds, which arc over Is per cent. cheaper
nine per cent. interest,
Subscriptions will b received il New York At ne
Cempanys once, no. % Nassau etrest and ~ S1s
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No. Nassau st.
CLARK, uoD9E 3 Co., BAEKKRs, NJ. 81 va, A.
JotlNJs CISCO 4 Som hANt1hnt No y " All 81
HENKN CLNWs q Co, BANHEHa No. y WAT ftsi
HIDDEN NISsIiE sTEHi ! Co.. An. e7 hfoaqaiy,
and by banks and bankers generally ihIptl nepr tff
unitsd States. Ok whom mapa and descriptive pam
'''- '-''s = ~ JOHN ). DISCO. Trsssuzs7.
August 80 iasL oe21 New York
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N1 600 900 IN WATCHES.

b1s-svery patron obtains Watch BY this arrange
ment. costng bnt SO. while il may be worth sl100
No pHrtiaiity shown =esa
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
named Stock Certificates, naming the sFticles are
placed ii sealed envelopes and well linked. Holders
entitled to the articles named on their certih-
este upo0 the payment Of Ten Dollars whether it BE-
R4tc worth 5000 on ene Hhfth less. Tho return
of an7t car certificates entities you to the article
uataad seseon upon payment, irrespective 81 its
WORTH Id rs no article Vaiuta Iesa Than sIii Il
nampdA any certificate Il VIA at anaa Ia ssea that
thaiB
80 10 EHr. BUT A aIRAEGHTFonR4RD 1EaxT
IEAIE TRANSACTION WHICH HAY re RAHI7a.
fA1Ep n' RyEN Ri TIE Mosr
FtfItBfqUs.
single certificate Will be sent hy mail post paid
Qpun receipt OF DC, i've FOR 81 eleven io9 81 thirty
thTeo and 1nrAnf premium for f3 ai1lV-sir and
more gauahlei pFguiiHm for SIC 0na h1ndrad and
most superb Wet1h ter SIS To nEanta or those wish
ing employment, this Is rare opportunity 1tisa
lqsitnsteig conducted business daily Erthaseed -
tA5 liqfsInlAtnt and open 50 The rnpat careful
WRl6HF BRO 4 90, TuposAasa.
diaetW iel BROADWAY New j crk.
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DR. j. WHITES MEDIOAIHINSTITUTE, COR.
- ner st Charles and Julia streets, is established
for the cure Of ell forms of disease, chronic end
acute. DR.. J. White has had tho advantages and
experience which large cities afford in an extern
sive practice and in all forms Of disease, more
than thirty years Hs is distinguished for his
ability and certainty to detect all the ailments
that affect the sufferer. This experience enables
him. with equal certainty. instantly to perceive the
remedies indicated-for either sex and ali ages-as
ais patients universally testify. distinguished
practitioner and professor in two medical colleges
stated 10 his address, years since, that g Dr. j.
his correct diagnosis. forming correct views OF all the
diseases which his patient is suffering with" What
ever the character Virulence OF the disease may
be, duty and humanity urge speedy and permanent
relief. If not too great distance Dr. White LISTS
patients who not able to come to the Institute
Charges reasonable. N. B,-Persons desiring Dr. j.
Whites advise and remedies will be careful to call at
the northeast of St. Charles and Julia Streets
or address by letter. as there are several DR. Whites
in the city. nol5 ieIly
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persons
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GREAT CENTRAL. ROUTE "a 30,


MILWAUKEE TO DETROIT, TOR ETo,
~ Montreal. Niagara Falls, Buhaln s acuse,
Utica, Troy. Albany Springfield, New xefl Boston,
etc.
Passenger trains on the Eichigan Central Railroad
will leave Chicago at s. NJ. and Al A.. NJ, Sundays
excepted, 4:lh p. n. Saturdays e1gapted. and 10 p
A., Saturdays and Sundays excepted. AL masking
through connections.
Passengers leaving Milwaukee Via Ghicngo and
Milwaukee Railroad, twice doyl connect at Ohica-
go with Michigan Central trains.
Through tickets via this route and sleeping berths
ION night trainsl can be had in Milwaukee at Union
Ticket Office, Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, and
at their depot. HENRY q. WENTWORTH,
General Western Passenger Agent
HAWLEK COLE, Pass Agt. Milwaukee aus
JEFFEHsONVILLE. MADISON, AND
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
TNHE ONLY ALTrRAIL ROUTE TO THE EAST.
4 North, and West-Passengers taking this route
arrive in Eastern Cities Eleven Hours in advance of
passengers leaving same day on u. 5. mailboats
Trains leave and arrive at JeHersonvile Depot Jim
mediateiy opposite Louisvile) IS fOllows
$50 A. n eTot Sunday s45 A. 4. as enot suad
"a, ia & n. :. :. Saturday l ssse & n, ::
Be-. Baggage checked through 70 ali princip
R9~ Elegant Sleeping Oars on all night trains.
ES@ For condensed through time tables and con-
neetions see small bills and call at Compauya ofiee.
corner Third and Main streets, Louisville, Kentucky.
HORACE SOOTT
JAMES FERRIER,
General Ticket Agent.
Jele rso7V1le, Ind. July l. A67.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
" route to New York, Boston, and New England
cities,
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'pl4ssEs - The receipts this morning
prise 3s4 bills. and 81 halfbbls. The
nd continues active at full prices, and
q receipts were sold at 45050c. p gal
g Inferior, $4,000. for con mon, ESQ
or termenting, 62A@65c. fo- fair, $50
lar prime, and 78t9s0c. for strictly
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KEEP Ar rora rosr.

The voting II Des Aoinss shows large
number Of absentees. Bone are fearing that
the Legislature will BE- unable to muster =
quorum shortly, nnless the members quit
leaving. Thisis ell wrong Tho members
Of the body in accepting the plsce become
bound to faithfully serve their constituents
and the State IS Legislators. This involves
their presence 10 the Assembly while it 10 in
session. II Is their duty to stay in Des
Moines, and they should do it. 1t il their
duty to be in their place in House or Sen
ate when in session, and they should do it.
II they are going to spend large part OF
their tina at home, they should be elected to
stay there as the start. It is no Justification
to say that they are not paid enough to ems
Bile them to stay at the Capital. That Is
shamefnlly probable. But let them provide
tina, our legislators shall receive something
like decent and fair pay. Otherwise let them
refuse to be nominated. Let them tell thar
would-bc constituency that they cannot afford
to accept place in the Legislature, and &C
persistently refuse to do it. We are not d
all in favor Of that illiberal policy which
would starya the public's servants to death.
Andrew johnson, alone, excepted. Buff 8
man accepts office at poor salary. We wsn'
him to perform his contract. These absent.
ees are not performing their contract. The,
should 60 back to the Legislature and sta,
there until it adjonrns. By that time. if the,
have behaved themselves properly, they vii
have made some friends Of whom they car
borrow money to take them home.