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, 1869-03-09

.Astda from its tone Of lll-ocseemlnF Self con.
tderrr. Gentrl GrAnts inaugural IN \ nera eeao
Of The tftIIst connonplAces OF tho Rep7bltes
newspapers. No eb.llenge his anni1sss 10 point
out = IRte ifc1 Nh1kh te hts eontt1bated 10 the
", ac o.Ie f!osk from whlss e rev rev the ma
The World. 1t Is clear, had not read the
irhpgurat very attenlively, or this passage
would hevea1tEac'ed is attention rs being
neither "tri'e, csmmouplace nor thread.
bare from constant newspaper usage:
~ ehAl, on. Ill tuhjee., have policy fe
1eeo.nneEd. hnt Eune TO enttfee y aintt ahe WIT
of the teoplt. Laws Af+ to x0Srtn all Alike
thrte OPP Hrd 70. As vel - thosa eho fAyo1
tlen. {knop no nsesAo1 to secufe A-'r,peU ol
bad o. 0b*o1 tous iatcs 10 e5te:tre a hsi: sssln
ONT execnftph.H
, 1869-03-09

Cn The night before tha close Of the last
CougrcAs, Mr.. settnek, from the Conference
Committee on tho blu to Strengthen the pub
liz credit, m.te = rtpert .nd explained It
briefly. Butler pitched into the bill, and
schenck came back Al hina. We record ona
round Of the deht, In which Sehenck won
she kro ek. down:
s.N,. Bates. o. Aasa-. tah he kn ~ nothing bet
te1 t1lcnla I'd 10 sdd TO t.e tor:e o the u than
Ssr rusnntr OF tt being dlteuseeo-on!y or ), two
~ ttfsa snsn1t.s be ~ allowed 10 ne3besa- u
had sratt q ont A. b 1t % strengthen the paone
tpr N IhA efa DIT cf TIE DLt e1 states 1nsstn!e
hsd ban 1tpek ont tn The seuases 1aa now II -.
4 iii :. lsilof 70 ,hs puefte deb: Tts nctn q
| the intrr was siaplJ fto-fj o,otaE otE-h o,nt.
1nx ~ t!rE speees1SS r eoe dscnt n; n ef H. cis
| .GereiI seserek ss.d tbs. shs proof OF the
rcdctrg IL 10 TIC ealinS Of Il. 80 th@ nc Ess3
tt1rd Tue pptnc credit ~ mixing tae people tn
mis- rpu, IN ard aesoa3 o..t:re taAs tae Uet 90
Efsif1 Tefc COMM. to subscribe - tae coe:1ae
| thAr ,hor<ssy u tre belt poGcT- Iht. Vas Y
1helc Of T.. Tbs Esnsemsn nom M sssrG aqsis
St,ui c,aiior. py es.htE !, b ssI's e,A; Of
tx1ndltrv hin Il was "A ho:ess DILL aEd u NET
vrrr sny n fntf.1f, rspnafa.1oa q paa3tn9 .as'
| ~ hsncs Of fho.e Who Gtke 100 bil o. w
eea + =. o. e s:ts i e ~ n ess srsas2
gtea ronnf,Y. Jp.t snca tehes - Tax o. u
| c.rsleE1r frcrn Mtwiea1actt', t3st seca aens
| netral s,pefls 70 TIE bofs 1t :e OF tne JIG
e the r1xrxun sut nlliicEa upoe nuionf. . !.
I e1put1J couIa bitter ahota ~ FtsS saSrrs ~ ,hsm !
. ~ II nnTs.t ,hsa it contd 70 htrh ~ y
hs,c ~ inrinp the xpbpe credit BY suen a-2usE
iLarrhitr Cd Ill sides <tne eoanoes
, 1869-03-09

1ha vsceroy OF Kkyps1enoved ~ ses N IT ssss r..
10 the Pr1ncexa Of Wales, thus fe1atoS e4' NV
R1ne Of 1t, supposed irseEovaoiAf5- ,,.
John R<dpash, wslithy iut ptunaioens e,t.
TN Of Mori,xsi tte1 II that c;'y CT F.iaas. : 2.
thttt, .ave years he wss Dlze:toz OF tic hasS %
Montreal, and vas N Alaeruan IN tha ass@ S'!s
Eto1e1i.
Nsas, the .rt.sL Oh Inauguration day. seht "
Genera Grant tk4teh ol esssn eAt8 esesptsA
from bag. In psn tnes q EtpaeF eroso-
sttlst "a the FreSsd.aa-sieet to naA the hessa
70 nn:sh tie picture TIE General replied that ~
X uid II roon Of Ite dsy following.
, 1869-03-09

hEmance' OF The doctrine Or Stale
2'rh's-s dectzipe which, SC ms 70. bt
losing! ground Just NOW. a few yesrs
ago the 8up1eme O3u1s ove1stfew III un-
broktn line Of III own dsctsion', by de-
elstirg thas The admir- lily jurtsdlcston Of
the United States extends 10 ths iakes
ard nAvigstle rivers OF the inse-
ricr-the former doctrine being th.t
|, c1'endtd only to waters where the
tide Gibbs AID hows. Il Is By no means
certain th1s similar reversal Of doc
'1ipe may pot be N. de ~ TO the land be.
meath nAyiehble waters.
, 1869-03-09

4 report comes up from Springfield
that for some mysterious 1eason the
amendments to the city Charter, which
ppssed the H"use without opposition.
hang fire In the Seua.s On their third read
Ing. What is the mastert Has The lobby
jumptd on III Dtes It need fe green
backs to give Il vi'alityr
, 1869-03-09
The Nav Attosnsy General

james Russell lowell, N his " BigeloW Pa
p f., Il us de- ctibes yislt TO the home OF
our new Attorney General, E. lockwood
Hear, X C4ucosd;
~ Az I've ben seoee 4 v.Jittr' the Jsdzc.
Mhess Eaftins vhtsp ~ x1't tar divers edge,
Nhtt4 ouly nss7nSss u to hasd n5 4trra@s
tWe call en- par kin u I'd. OF e]se u teat
Aioex 1h thr 1stst. wt11 cus.rs w1ta els hAs
Aoss sit tsd EumRaro md antc I'd Yankee
Thaa lsese II zaoases - N uls stac fsefe."
, 1869-03-09

A 1sttle bill, quite innocent nnd proper In
appearance. was Introduced Id the scuata,
tcw days before tho Adjournment Of the
FortIcth Congress, By Senator Patterson Of
New Hampshire, usteut!bly ior the protec.
ton Of the fur-bcattng zeal In Alaska. Fl
was called bill to "protect," ETC., sud that
was enough to insure the support Of tho high
tst'a ring. II provides that the lslAoda Of
81 Paul and St. George, In Alaska, shall be
held NJ government reservations. snd that 1t
shall be uLlawful for any person, not an bf-
fcer Of the government. 10 land or remain on
those Islands. II then goes on to saT: "But
nothing In this act shall be construed to au~
thorize the removal of the 5oHo yade inhaht-
tauta of said islands, permanently rcs1dcnt
therein 1t the dAtc of the treaty Of ccssloo.7 y
If the reader will look sharply he WILL sea
who're the "proteciion - coEnes in--not for
the tur seal, but for the boaa fde inhAbi-
tants who have taua.ted on the Islands In
question. Instead Of bill 10 protect the
seal from being Al destroyed, It Ia bill to
grant monopoly Of the killing, and ths
profits thereof, to company Of .peculAtorl
! who had plAuted themselves there ht ths
dsio OF the passage of the bill. Tho fact is
that eeal Catching Company, organized last
summer ii New England hsd quietly s:n
their sgents to Alkska, established taem-
selves on the Islands, aud commenced opera
tons. And DOW the confrde.ates at hom
Ket = hill through the BenAte granting theu
| = monopoly OF the fur seal trade under til
prete1ce Of excluding everybody from th
Islands. Senator Paterson Is 4 Fentieman {
high reputation. and 1t is impossible t. sup
pose that be knew the real purport Of th
bill when Ec Introduced It
, 1869-03-09
n ep .EuA NurdeF os = C.un.y Trtas

From tie a'asd Rapids tklel> Eagle, A!ed $.
A report reached Us last arantng, Just af-
tE sosg to pzcss, +thas s. ehanhb.slain, INC.
TcaSu1ar OF jamestown, IN Utta va County.
waA Eohbed md murde1ad on his way trota
that place to Grand HaTen to settle MS &C.
cosnt4 with the County Treasurer. and Pay
over The funds III his hands. The report,
which We found It Impossible to trace 70 ahg
dtALita 1purcc, wae TO &he tdEet t1sk ~.
Chamberlain .atarted for Grand HAaen !ast
Monday morning. and was found taet ause,
bat urz Bile to speak, in The woods ocs~een
| Iameztowu snd Grand Haven, On "Wednesday
morning, nnd hat he only fived lev mn'
| ase4 ettez he xas found.
| Hts bturhes, who 1iFes IN this city. started
| for Jamestown Certre this morning, inme'
I dMtelT tn hearing the report. This morning
| lumber u{ facts hare come to ous knoHl'
edge which 70 10 make the 1umor edtrs nely
improbable. From Hon George Lnther,
| o. I.amout, We Learn that similar story
! vas current In Grand Haven last Aouday
+ eply that the time RHs differently stated
| and WIS coptr1d3cted by the 'County
Treasurer, who said that Chamberlain va!
there and ee.t!ed With h,m that very day
We hare, therefore. reason to hope that thi
whole story IA without foundation o. Truth
The man reported to have been kllled va
yourg man oft1entE.sH Or tweuty,seVe'
years OF age, formerly member olthe Eishtl
! Michigan Infantry, and lost one OF h!s afm
by rebel buffet. He Is much respected b
a1arpe circle Ct friends. Nho will xTa ait Wit
much anxiety the further Development {
! the fActs IN the case.
, 1869-03-09

Ihe : h1ea2o piA lo!1n+ upon which, Gfuer4l
tufssge Of their c,t'xels" lho Fu:ecaih Con
ssss e.. 81 = ns,
Uen'iM 6isnt, tbs nonlaso of sne caiesso oa. ooa.
vert Oh. Nho ACCEPTS 1b platform. yers cooily
kickt tbs Attef uver and nslsts thai The Fifeenth
'AmerdmeLs ahhll be 1:o2ted.-GanelnaoH En-
r.
The Enquirer must have an exceeding
y1gncrant and stupid clAss Of readers,
or The cditc1 OF THAI sheet muss think ac,
else be would never have Fentu1Ed to
publ sh sush statements. The Chicago
platform Is entirely consistent With the
Fi1tetn nth Amer dment. Il had been held
By some Rcpu bltc AIS like Sumner and
Yates tbas Congress hsd the constitu.
tional power 10 confer suffrage in the
loyal States upon the distrsnchised class
Of c1I'zere, and the Copperheads charged
That The Republicans, n a party he'd
the same doc,1inc, and lha. Congress
in'erded 10 paxs law enf1an-
cbislrg the blacks in those States
where they were not allowed to vote.
To Iefuse this charge nId TO officially IT.
tcc, The sumuer-Ya'es assumptions, the
! plank ~ the platform in question was In
se1sed by the unao1mous voice Of the
Ea,iotal Convention. But 1t was mo-
where af1tm,d IN the pla torm thst color
I'd cisizens ought to be dlsiranchissd by
ftste laws. 1t was not alleged by any
member oi the convention that 1t would
bs improper for Congress to submit an
amendment for the States to rAtify con-
ie1riug suffrage upon the disfranchistd
c.ass ct cirtzers. The tuentsaion OF ths
Fifteenth Az endment recognizes ant
admits that the right OF regulating ths
suffrage helonga TO the SAtes> II II di@
not belong there Congress would no
offer 1he amendment 10 the 8s1tes 10
heir adoption or rejection. We defy
aty nan to show wherein the PROPOSED
amendment L. wrong. 1t reads:
'.Anr1c1x15. Tho tight Of the citizens of It
5, 1aes nes D. p
On sc, r. OF r'ce eolor' or previous condition
Why shou,d any State aovernmen
, "dcny or,ahr,dge the right Of cinzsn {
, tho United States to vote, on at
:, count Of racR, color or previous condisio
= al ser91tude," Does the complexion of
ciuzen Of The United States furnish stuff
c,ent grounds to juatity local gayee1
uent tf subdivision Of The Union c.lle
= a"sta1e," TO prevent HIM from vostn
:. tor President OF Congressman! Tt
= Safe may row do 1t by arbitrary pow
- or brute force, but not On any prlnclp
- Of democracy or eauA rights '9erer
~ Grant IL not the man to uphold 80 gross
Il wrong. He therefore earnestly aev's
~, the Safe governments to ra,ify the F.
~ tenth Amendment, ard thereby seen
or equal rights to ali citizens Of the Upis
~ states. Ard in thus appealing to t
ia States In the natter he tully recoguil
~ the declaration in the Republican N
an tional Platform that the matter re
with the 6sates II they refuge TO adc
h.. the proposed amendment II is null 4
~ void. THY alone can give it vital
ard tcfce.
, 1869-03-09

And cow comes your orator "a member Of
the Boston Scros1s, or Women's Club Of the
Hrb-huub1y complaining, and declares that
the said eoro<is Is = deluslon aad q, snare-
Aud the sand ''oratot" further declares In the
Boaton ComMoantduA that when she goes TO
the club no lady takes any notice Of her, and
she nigh: as we'll stay At home and mind her
babies and darn her husbands stockings for
all the good she gets OF the clnb. The club
Va. Organized, she SAYS. "to encourage, as
sit, develop, and su.taiu worthy talent and
merit In the female sex~" ...
She claims to possess "worthy talent and
merit" AID she Is ind1sputably "in tho fr-
male sex - but dces not fud herself tic least
encouraged, assisted, Developed or sus-
| ta!ued.n .
The secret OF the snubbinR is tufdclentls
hinted At 10 givc correct clue to Its cause
| II t. eos,e. She walks tn lower plane OF 60
cicty, sports fewer diamonds, silks, sat,ns
cr,nlues aud moi antiques than some ol th'
other danes ard dAtnsels of The club, aut
1hey cut hr1 in consequence and reclect he
"talsnt and mcht." She finds within th
sacred precincts Of the 6orosfs the same ho]
low dl.titcttous, the sxme sights and Enefrs
fhruEs and sunbs Fhich those of her soela
station receive from the shoday aristoerae
IN other relations Of life. Her husband
"poor but honest'-tnat IL what's the ma
ter. Hhe were rich by anJ mems, honest
dishonest, she would eonhhess be "e'
eop,ased. aassted, levelopei" 1ud her wort
and talent sustained and appreciated.
, 1869-03-09
REFxAL THE oF9lcE-fxHUnE LAW,

pppv.r NV opo,c. r.vv
o. - - ass, 4.-.. W. 10 w.
=, ~ .on.s, ~ ~ T". naa
- :. 80 c 80
= oso0'. Aoec e"aN'ns' "
New 1esA. AZ ea's sossse nc AS
euSernsu m.' n., ,ne Inv 'o!k
's 1'r,a' ons NSpao'aaa p'1tJ
" .ne osAse 81 Nta t''h ste nos ple2seo
WIN 'ne ses'oa OF 'ne'f oenAtof' and de-
9e'm'Geo 10 leil aim 30 oslAlly.
Acco1o1i e'y' lew Gays ago
CON neoscs ot the Legisla-
ture OF NeW fotk p,ssed
Jcfntfesolutton fDstruct'ng their Senators
and E.qa=ssing their Representatives In
congress 10 vote tor the repeal Of tho
IeAute~ot ohee Sc'.
Tue vote Ok tae RspHb9lc.a members
ct bosh houses was nnsuimcu5, and the
DemtcfAie members would have voled
the same way but t3f the pecu'isr W:rd- :
Ing CT the resolution, which WAS obnox-
iCuR 70 item. It SIT forth The fact that
the Ttpurs-ot-Ofice law had been made
necessary by the pszady End seacs.onsry
pci1cy OF AIoTxw J -hns-n, bat thst, as
bis term OF Office WAS about expiring, il
ought now 10 be repealed. as its retention
on the statutes would be equivalent 10
affirming want Ct confidence
u Paeeidens Grant, The reso-
lrsio1 passed both houses, IS we
remarked, receiving the vote Of every
Aepubhc11 member. We beliave every
ntWtpaper IN that STATE, OF both parties,
except The New FORK Tribune. hss advo-
Gated the Immediate abrogstton OF the
act ard ptr ety-Dine per cent OF the
rioters desire Its repea. Il rematns to he
seen whether senh'or Conkllnr will obey
Instructions. We thtnk he will.
sens.cr Howe, u Wisconsip, has made
strenuous 1e*ls'snce 10 tho repesl
Of tie Qmce-TeruIe act; hut we hre very
fpre ihsi be dots not represent the wish
g Of ere mAn in hundred Of bis con-
stituents in So doing. II might be well
Tor the Legislature OF Wisconsin to take
similar scion to that OF New York. in
order that their serhscs may have official
notice OF The wishes ot the pe1p.c oil hia
State. We prctuu that resolution In
structing him TO vote for the repeal OF
The act wculd receive , unanimous vote
Ct the Legislature, and would be prompt
ly oteyed by him.
The Republican party regard the Law
IS spplIce to President Grant as au in.
Eul, to him. It is rot only an insult to
him. but 10 those who elected him. No
Republican would have vo:ed ior him il
1t had been supposed tha. 1t would be
necess,1y to pu, such q curb upon him
TIE OMee-Tcpure Law WAS devised
tor the restraint Of an iucendiary
1t wase desperate lemedy for desperate
difcaee, ard 40 Republican member Of
Congress will be justified in voting 1e
continue the act . day longer th,n /!
oectsssrY 10 pass bill repeating il.
President Grant is entitled 10 the same
frsedom OF action that has BEEN cnfoyed
hr MI ,bc pres.1an,s fron W .ob;n rtn,
down IN Johnson WI, eoer .honrht -
nsss;n. Tr,rre-,M.om,a ~, ~
h.racra ava ..o Ah-.hsn ~.
Nulu ii oEEE1hl 4AEkEuA al
, 1869-03-09
SHALL We BAVE PARKS I

The time IL approaching when the |
people of the'W est and South Divisions |
Of this city will have to decide whether
they shall have parks or not. That the |
establishment Of public parks will have
Tie direct and imuediste effect of In
creaslng the value OF the entire real
essate Of the city Is beyond all q1esiion.
As the Introduction OF an up-
tailing supply Of puro w1ter is
a luxury to q utty where living
wou'd be unendu1able w.thons 1t,
30 these parks Wit be TO the public lux
ury in The way OF enjoyment and he .'th-
giving recreation not olherwtke attain
able. The city With plfk IS m TIE de
sizahle and .nviang Is p!Acs os residence
than ci'y without one. just as q city
supplied with pure water il mcre desira-
BILE xrd inviting than one wsshout that
luxury. Chic.go 1t pre.ene is pecn!,srly
destitute in the matte OF p7rks. There
snot place to which the pu olic can re-
sort for vacation or 1ecreatiop. The
prairie fields exist no longer, ard q walk
or drive IN Chicago mesRs = wa'k or
dive a1org crowded th-rcught41es-
In 1857 this matter Of 8 public park
was sgatafed, and power wss obtained
uom the legislature 70 es..blAa one
The park was 10 eon'atn no lsss than ons
100, ror mcre ii IN $40 acres, 10 Be sakee
soa'h OF Twelfth street, north o!whss Il
now Tt,1ty-drst rect, west OF M;chisa II
avenue, asd east ot Size ewarta arenue, Tha
park WAS not secured then because
among olcr REASONS, it VS. eonsidere,
TOO far out # toica! T6o hundred acre
:. within that ares, st thl
TING wsu!d cost ten millions of d,llsr'
Two yesrs sgo, authority WAS oblatne'
to stcu1e = park Two miles south {
Txc'f.h s11ee.; it WAS also 1ejec,ed be
c$rse It WIS too far away, and the prap
cry which lhen might have been ha
fer less than million Of dollars woul
now coat three m,llionr. That chan<
has been lost. Il the South Division
ever to have 3 psrk. nuw Is the TIN
Tic propsrty which may be Of
tairtd 1or a comparatively sms
sum This year. wtsl n
be pnrch.sed two. IT tiYe years hence G:
ctpt by The front loot; By that time
will be sold I # a. bu'l1i5g lo's anddo.s
tll over with buildings. The propos
,ncs,,or ~ tta n.,x IA b.r.,v anv m.
I.mo.c c,mnsr.,irrlv thnn T.s /
T1s,t,s -Th;..-~ -, e:.ost P.,t ,wel
re,-...n rh.,a u,s ,1me wben
w,.ems,,,r Of Iroer, tb,t the nut
,nn.re mi bern loe,,tt, on me soushe
1,n,;,s of ,he c,,v. and mos, 81 n, c.n
morhpr vhfn the st,e ri the nrez
pott Of11ce was denopneed hers
70 remote from the tea1t OF the c
Tbe rer1a.ueuee 0, the growth, wr,
ard prosperity OF The city is nov aest
, 1869-03-09

fIns CpxrI ,1ourncI et1.ms lhAt ~BuI Bun" Rus
sen Aca n snias the Pc pea of Tales Ia the a.
thsse IL Il o. M9c- fun- to1cseHin t. lang RRip-
nAu Ietaets Kuh lleh h. II ts ID gin the 7XNes.
4 he CAtbo icx of TIC Diocese of ttuaan, Frfne %,
tpfpo1t.
, 1869-03-09
esne.e.NxsEsss-SEs.ss e. =,

b, biz ehsiese s2sfust Van Osdel-4tt,sn bold:
s1td Tor sath dot fopgse. who MI s'1te any at
Ching, use Any nssps to aeconp'Gn nN ~.
:jlvt. hlv, hlA Opposition 10 the bln springs
r,,n tn4t ,t the atm q St. Loa.s ,. raa.
MA APart, Il afsifrcdd attorney, and ihr wee
% thee J6Has Ro1d. He representa- Coles
County n+xtyrn name. Du'iug. the ~ho:s
tude that the I'LL WIS under dlscusflon m
the judiciary Committee, he WAS ruonlnE
back ard forth. between tho committee and
high officer OF the ct Louis ROAD. ae
comntttee c: lsss night, and attempted 70
manage It. Tie adults that he does not be-
iIeYe tbe charge sIa!nst Mr. Bont1eId Is true,
and ret he made etatemfnt, which he
believed was false, simply 10 kill :
b ii which l. terftred With this 81 Louis
Road BE is a wonderful man, and hi: sud.
deu chtugo Of position on the Lake Front
Xii, ia witch te orc morning gnye his ut
most aid, while the night before be had ~
taeked it, still puzzI,s some of the country
-: The Committee Of Invc<tsestton Is, To meet
tomorrow morrirE. Whe: they ever Will
report do rot know. l have verY. Asne
doubt, however that the Dill u euec'ua'y
Mr. ChiJds, of Dupage. was etEeciually
k.]ltd yef,crdpy. 10 the great dthef of tne
Ho1se. His I'LL to annex DuPSxc to tas
EIes+nth Judicial Circuit, composed Of VIII
4Ld Kendall, lcAviog Kane alone IN the 7 Fcn.
~ ef-h,h Circuit, wns sent to toe Judtcta' ,
Committee, and 1 trnss It will uevsr get on,
again. These haa been bother enough about
the DuPage County war, and IT Is high ttmt
Alexander, DuP&2e AID Aacoupin were on
df exktence. Notwithstanding Mf. Cnifds
nnable 10 fecurr theIf support. He is an ep
n,r,fnt Of tie sou,n Fork tansl bill on &C
rrusi If Upueh. who lives at Wheaton.
, 1869-03-09

EAVRsES SDeAk up 10 \ :6A9Ge' ethtous oA
The .rznch ot a irensiersman, stampede
the stock, burn the c.biu, butcher the
men ard carrg OF the women. Atleng.h
the government hears Of it, and, like
toru parent, finds Itself in serious doubt
whether to ,pny Or punish. Poor In
dian! Behold The working Of his rude
patrio:isml Sec hoy btavelT he defends
the graves OF bis fathersI Who CAL
| blanc him for protecting against the
seizure Of his hunting grounds. To all
! Ct which the Indian Bureau responds
dt yous amen, and holds up its hands ID
ntly horror =, any invasion Of the rights
Of tbesc "waEas OF tic nation" When,
at last, The red man comes out strong
With his patriotic Demonstrations, and
bteius TO do business by the wholesale,
the government Yelu:tsnly commences
its slow pre- 2aratons ior an expedition
to chas,ise him. A tew regiments,
with long train Of wagons, aome
artillery, and u very rcgutar qua
s4srt fer tie field CT operations; Afr'
J some mpnlhs they 1cach IT, bu. OF coarfs
, there arc no Indians 10 BE- fluid; upor
which some very candid obse1vers In
t oonnee the opinion that the reports ver
I wicked inventions ot some fquAster VII
q hAd m unreasonable prejudice AgAtns
' hts red brethren. Or II the tsc.s are to
5 terrible ard too plain 10 admit OF sue
d charitable eoreaasloD, th:n begins th
r operation Of hunting The murderer
g The army can move alorg god roads
81 ...., %,S{Ie v,erh4na twenty mites d6V
, 1869-03-09

a ,,r, fnr m net 10 amend an set cc.ii!ed "An
srt tn u,eyert the imporss:'on Of Te1ss CT
e:herrkee QaIs[e fntn tie S:ata o1 linots," ap-
pfeveQ February 97th. 1881. .
Tbs bill has passed both Houses OF the
Genital Assembly, and only ueeda thd stSna-
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