, 1869-12-16

people ol Beaa I'D tight, through tss extxlz.
'ute, to e2aax Eocn hHs a theJ plesse. provided
eeS ssa ssa ne sts g s 81
S:Ate Corn anonld interpret The iAw sAit rezd.
He taouxns Il but justice fer the IeRtsistu,e to
that 1x!ruad1 should Dear taatr aaafe Of tas bur
den of the taxeA- He said 1ns cotum}ttee hAd
drafted TIE resolutions u language having due
respect fer The corrt1y and Jet N expression bold
enough 10 b night, and p4atn enough 70 be undet-
Senator Pennest said the resolutions were ane,
10 that thel proposed no rtan for reflex
Governor EnEwood rcp!ted that the committee
thought beks TO 1eayo esch county to work ttz o9u
xa1 OF; Fof himself. be sasase1 g.. delay Of pay-
wooid Fsy il worth more than 10 per cent 70 rs
and cor zatlry to pay Will Increase a1l the time
Delay can wort no harm and nay bring good Let
Aissr Governor Kns1oods remafa. Nj c:oad.
Of Ausestine, satd: We Feed not pay dine Of
When al other re1nedies are e1haustsd let NJ pay
u on1 taxes tqf shts aud tos i tpsn over 70 the
tetiy AKa1rst The Enabling act.
Mr Ga.tnn, of johnson, said: An xe need 1s
unity q 4, .cssoa sqa fslsn- We must nsar tie
xxqoS +, Il III ~ ey II honorable sad srsI nssas
nj. AcSu1t desired to ksy, Il member OF The
Commit 60 On Resolutions, that Inc resolutions
did Eos read Es1ncg enough to SUIT Vhen talking
sssf 1ss - es IL u ,SE
master eret SLICE Asre0 xas destroyed, sad was
VI. Iask, = ferocioaa farmer ron Lee Couny,
Hithed to inform The convention that 20 FAR, it
had neen fopalug IL tine avny. Tie only
no1 b ooa1ed. We must iu,ce Of buy them. We
tuust gre up the lxwytts And Do our OWE dnsJ
.os1 n; ". We = %1t not depsna % saaEea loE there
who canrot be bought We 1nnst fosro our Leg.
1safuIt to Tax the tsllroada and give ~ The money
pai hi .Ss ,s.3ers - mucn Is the deSs se,oaats q.
We co1ld have compromised At thirty cenls on the
dollss, but for shem Now every dollar baa como
Governor Kittwood replied TO this ladts1laa.
vi: TAlAnt, Of Darlington. said The people oi
Despla.nek CourfJ hAA Eroxn tired Of Law and
csp;sn %ss f0n nenS s' % saa ne sne ut,
btEa nts sstoieEent The nass Of the peop1e ol
Desplasnes County were not ready 70 compromise
fairly. In his own county mo people would moi
compromise or pay TIL Ill o,hef reaourees had
The msn from Lee here replied to K,1krood
saying: II nave spoken falsely agai1st judges
| OF Supreme Ccurt. l 1AAo It nj bacE-
Judge Sexus defended the supreme Gourt, nnt
Ealo It wA8 aha1e for gentlemen to tax OF sheE
1t hslf.pasi o'csocf, the resolottons wert
nousty. The oonio,itse provided foI by The Is,
resolution was appointed ~ folio "a: Joha Mahin,
Chairman; General Scno6eld, n. D IIollerook, o.
B. Cornell, T. II. ClH4ett, o. and +. Buchanan,
noteEt Cover, s F. Cooper, G. ". Edrars's, ".
VI. Garner.
The convention then alioarucl 'in< die.
The leading pAttcipatorA s3J the convention e..
complained al that Was expected. when was to
anow that the counties are Al united. As nca1 a
We can gather, the bonds and interest anoant to
slrns about al folloss: Lee County, s1.a5D. 90
Des Moiuts, $4,000; Autcaune, 800, 800; John.
anD sStO 0O1, Wash.nStor, t4p ,Ao; Henry, $780,,
roo; lpaista, ssxAos': Iowa, sso, ,oos; PoNeahieA,
{la4,toQ; Jefferson, Ss0, OH.
lam unable 70 R.ra apptoxim4ted statement 10!
Scott and Cedar Counties. The total OF all the
countes II probably not fnr trou slo,ocn 900. The
statements given AEr not nom oIncml Ecourcex
o1t As they were spoken Of BY speakers during
the day.