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OwN YOUR HOME
AT
WEST FLUSHING

WEST FLUSHING.
90 TO the once near the depot Of wcss Flushing
open NIL day. sundays inciuded)
It costs only nfteen cent, zach way for railroad faro.
and to commuters iess than 81 weekly including
rage. ei2s per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village WAS nrst opened to the pubic. II
now contains over 100 dwellings. and Is already live
tetement far oxcclllng oil others In Its natural ad.
yantages, nc well Is Its mo improvements.
Heed tals advice And 60 at To WEST PLUSH.
mo. The price Ia only
$40 PER LOT.
Payable $40 monthly and no interest 10 nay. No Auc-
toneerg fees, other expenses. Deeds given at
II full payment Ia made At time OF purchase. and an
allowance OF per cent. for cash.
Amer the INST payment OF ti0 the purchaser
ny and build upon the lot II he desires ana then pay
monthly Women purchase lots In their name.
An who would be independent OF landlords seek To
Invest their money safely and probably nyltei to
go and examine thus offer At once Maps froe at the
Office at Wet Flushing, and also Of the undersigned
DaSJ. W. HITCHCOCK. (Puoiishcr),
- necKman st.. New York.
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CONNECTICUT AIRLINE BONDS.

The value and importance OF twentyscvca miles
saved In distaace, ami about hour the TIM, be.
tween tho Metropolis OF New Eagaal Al IA, Iotropo.
lis Of the Nation ca mo, b, over estimated
The Airline Road. g. miles In len. IT, runlins between
New Haven and wllimlntic in Connection forms tac
connecting link In the Grand Through D)utc betweoa
New York and Boston.
The road IL completed to Middletown which Is abou
the centre OF the line.
OF tho unfinished portion. between Miilleioya ant
willimantc. about 20 miles are graded. and the
WORK for bridges and yaducts Is well under way.
The utmost Is used In the construction OF tho
road the projectors aiming - mae Il tho most sub
santia thoroughly built and safe,! road Ia the c1an
try
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the
NEW HAVEN, MIDDLEI OWN AND wILLlHASTIc
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Secured by q lien on ALL THE PROPERTY OF the
ROAD. present safe convenient attractive. and pro-
ntable investment. They bear SEVEN PER CENT,
INTEREST, payable hafyeary-May and November
In New York-FRRE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. aud
FROM STATE AND LOCAL TAXES IN CoNNRCTI
CUT are Issued In denominations OF Sj1p and o. 0))
and at the option OF the holder bs REGISTERED.
with or without coupon attached.
This deserve ly popular Security nosseasos adyan
tagcs which will always make 1t AFAvoaITR IEvEST.
MENT. and one which must be eonstanliy In demand
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Ytaal Nutltt,.

SUPREME COIRT-New Yo.k.-A3rahan hoe
- Icy. Jr. E,aust Ir;e Slcycnsll and oiIor. In
made in Ia above entitled siton, l. Alfred / Aekst
.sS MLSS %1ed on s a T , sc,
loneer at the Excians1 salcsrop z. 30, III Broti'
ocScK noon al Tie .aG S All G "fsS 81 sT ~
scrioed IN saia JUDGMENT order ~ e to say ~ tnat
sson y " w. h S9 - 1ae I,ceSl Ms s
lows VIZ, beginning nj ront o. the lra ny sd Of
West ~ iaiy's' rtei. distant four hnnlr aai hif
erly OF s,iI Twenty street and SIN sycolc,
1a h "I.sc s' n%r9 e a Scn HS' w YIN wi" .
?. iGl with said n9;Hs1y 'lds Of IA w'aa
aud paa lei Win sail N i avcani ch, are lee,
20 tbs noithery Side OF said lwcntynr street, ani
iyhrs street Mn c,ceI icct ANA trce riches u tao
POI Il or place OF beginning
ALFRED 7. ACKsET Referee.
II. II BOVINE. Plaintiff. Attorney
NEW YORK SUPREME COuur., Elalor
~ drown against Fraheena lioulet. torneih ffal,
audsmcnt Of of &C an al, IA 10 81 grtel lila
Gs .eI ks enI n. ArI g. tas N'l H
nisment nHnei, WI sell at .-ol,. suction q rs
noon THO ~ roosrt re-, MSdafp, 2 at IL 5 Al iii
Se wstcr r ,ae S " Wc.i s.. fo 6sw si sr
so1 X er distaat one haodrs1 aad ,y,yh,S. rex
,SutnsES l2i Of 9Tss S. w9a ia'sH
"a lnnolnS thence sonthfly aicn; u, ~ q;
OF West - twrnt ave icci niue 'hc,. ant. ais, all
right. tile AMI interest Ia said nis: NJ me- aHM
or belonging to 50 much OF the SAL wLat. a. ADNe
Described or ne owSr. lrSd a41 ne all ts o pr
tenanccs thereunto belon:.-s Or 10 Gnywisc apfc''
tainnR.
Datcd Sew York 5pns Is 1879
JANES H. coleman. Referee.
PLAINTIFF :t,or1cy Ogi,,u q,
t,TEtESWsE c9TNkGt Sa AZ G3% 81 p STs
lin, against the Ncw ora 0nAno ti2fny, defendant
The state o, New SSrS. m,t 81 o.. An day Of NAV
tslD. !. James H. 'ocman the Referee therein named
VIII EXPOSE for snc At puddle auction on the 6th da, u
July, leIO, o. u ococH nool. at t' Exchange Saiet
room No III nruaqNay. In the city u New York, by
Eo2trt M:pwre let oneers, the lands and prcnl'.
es described In said judgment orler ina Is q 'sy:
1wo certain laao lIEds IN the Car bDean SEA- known
As the swan lands tCgtthct wi h al and SIN uar thd
wi aryes, hou hotel buildings. machinery. hol ten.
ements. HnU refitRmcnts, and all the privileges aud
aptuItennncol tncrco appcrt VA = GGi ms tcNer'pn
and reyersOns renal der aEC r2Ui tillcrs rents, Is
and profits incy'0f And Llso, al the estate,
demand whatsoever, rs Wei an Law ~ m uquy, 0t the
SAID company In andt The same "nl every part aLd
parcel thereof, w,;h ,nr anpNr Iona &c.,.
JAME,h COLEMAN Referee.
HAWKINS q CornEFN, lliin'id's AuplprNs
INPuHSIANCE Of Al order N tr surro 'le Of
the Comfy ~ New 11tS, notice - h.rrAy sYfl 70
All persons having ciGns against iIoDTy q Lyon htl
OF lnc Cty ~ New lorr deceased, - ~ n Vac ne
WIN vouchers thereof 20 the suD c,lh".s at INC nee
OF Luther .. Lawrence, ESQ, ia Na'-Nd st. ' cU
olNow YORK on or before the nrst DAY ot Ausus urN
llAloi New lnrs, the twenty ..PcOnd day jam ~
1870 LAURA A. sHEPARn, ,o,,,,t,r,t,r.
LUTHER S. LAWRkNCL, ''"''''
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Thirty siI years Missionary In India by Rev J. D..
wiTkHBukr, DID. with Portrait Of DR.. scudder.
t2mo, Cloth, ti.75.
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DNnhCRS legally obtained dcsertion. Sc sun.
- Gent cautei no publicity charge IN advance
advice Tree N, HOUSE. Attorney, 10 Nassau 81 n. T..
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Billiards.

DHELAN Il CcLLESDER,
Il manufacturers Of
STANDARD
AMERICAN BILLlARD TABLES.
WAKENOOMS AND or ICE.
7cs BROADWAY NEW NOl!R.
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NEMr IORIt BOARD OF FIRE UNDER
~ WI ihtS Rooms Nos. 10 aud l55 Roadway
Doso,.., nj. NEW YORK June IS 1870.
cbSr InAi u be recommended 10 companies to
unhfe 10 cents per 800 additional for the ryege OF
hee ing on tac Fireworks according to law Tor time
nOt exceeding thirty days, and that the extra charge
10 the bulldog containing the same. and Its other
Wa. ". HENsnAw. Secretary.
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BAzAR BOOK or DEcoRUM., The Care q the Per
son. Manners, Etiquette, aud Ceremonias. l6mo,
Toned Paper, Cloth, Beveisd Edges, 81.
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sRLF.uELP; with Illustrations Of Character, Con.
Duct and Perseverance. ny SAMUEL SMILES, Author
OF T" The Life OF the Stephebsons" STORY OF the
Huguenot,." &c. Revised and Enlarged Edition.
limo, Cloth, fl.u0.
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aibin,nSs.
snsuralr.

snsurants.
| IFE Ass0CIATIoNs OF AMERICA.
OFFICE NEW YORK DEpARTMEEI, % BROAD.
WAY, NEW YORK.
Assets over 100000 amply secured.
,orgsnzed entirely on the mutual principle and the
laws OF New York Iully compiled with.
Tue New FORK Department, In other States to have
US own Hoard OF Trustees selected from tie policy
holders, who elect q Board Of thirteen rcctorS by
whom The officers are to DC selected und ~ whose
direction al funds arising from premiums on policies
security. - wv w. W 1"''''
Endowment Policies Children Endowment Poltciea
favorable terms. " WV '"''
, THIS Company offers superior Undue ements to parties
sIhg Lille Insurance. and stands fully enclosed by
'ho most eminent Insurance men la the United ates
WIN. BARNES Albany, N. Y,
n,,,,, -. General ActuaTy and Counsel.
DAHL W. ADAMS, Manager New Y rk Department
FRANK L. BLAIR, Director Home once,
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CLINTON SAYINGS DANK,,
~ 2u Sth Nv, near I'd II.
semi annual interest at the rate OF SIX per ccnt per
annum. will DO paid on and after Monday. July Is
All Interest viii he addel to accounts rom July |.
and II not drawn will remain m original deposit
BANK open daily fronl 10 A. ". to 3P NJ, and on Mon.
days, wcdnes DAYS, m SATURDAYS from TO 3 4. N.
Interest allowed from the nrst Vt every month.
Deposts ade before July 20 VIII draw interest
from July
BUSINESS DEPOSITS received md interest allowed
daily balances ChcckA paid ~ the counter, or re-
deemed through the CLEANING HOUSE.
ALFRED MOORE. Presidont.
Shrnss nk, Ellis vicePrcsidont.
ORLANDO r SMITH, Secretary.
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WAvERLBY SUBDIVISION
GRAND PARK.
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THE LIFE OF COUNT BISMARCK, Private and
Political. with Descriptive Notices OF his Ancestry.
By Dr. GxoRaE HEskKIEL. Translated and Edited.
with an Introduction. Explanatory Notes and APP
las. L.. With upward OF 100 illustrations. svo.
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HISTORY OF THE .AMElnCAS CIVIL WAR. ny
isiry and Physiology in the University OF New York.
In Three Vols. 5vo Cloth, $3.50 per vol.
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200 DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS.
EQUAL IN AREA TO 1000 CITY LOTS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MONDAY, JULY L. AT 4 O'CLOCK r, Al.
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THE HISTORY OF HoBTBNsE, Daughter Of Jose.
phne Queen OF Holl.nd Mother o. Napoleon III BY
tlon," e stoty Of Napoleon Bonspsrte," &C. with
Engrevings. t6mo, Cloth, o. 20. Uniform with Alb
botts' illustrated Histories.
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V'HInD AVENUE sAyIyGs BANK.

rI,HIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
IL Corner 81 av and 18th IT.
NEW YORK, Jane %, isTa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INTEREST at the rate OF
SIX PER CENT. per annum all sums II IN 81 to
In July
Interest will be added TO accounts July l. and II not
drawn bear interest At new deposits.
Deposits made Oh before July ~ will draw interest
from July
LARK open daily nom 10 A. NJ. toA ", and on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, aud SATURDAY EVEN.
SPENCER X. GREEN. President.
wM n DtnniNs Sscreiary
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cHRIsrIAsITY AND GREEK PHILOSOPHY, Or the
Thought in Greece and the Positive Teaching of
Christ and HIS Apostles. BY u. y COCKER DD.,
Universlty Of Michigan. Crown 5vo, Cloth, " 70.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY CLRws A co,
80 WALL STREET
INTEREST ALLOWED


Persons deposlting with check At sight In same
manner as with National Banks,
Certificates OF deposit issued bearing interest at mar
kst rates, Collections made GU all points, and loanA
5pX and sell AZ current market prices o. s. GOV
fltNMENT BONDS OF oil issues, ard execute orders
LOT lhe purchase and sale OF GOLD and al nncsss so
INTEREST ONCITy STOCKS.-1he interest
a he Avg 1870 Will be PAID on that day by John J.
bradley, ESQ. chamberlain OF tns CITY At his once In
the New Court House. The transfer books viii be
closed Friday, July l, 1870.
(ognCdl
RICHARD u. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
New York June q, 1870.
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NEW BOOKS OF rHK SEASON.
IN ruLLIsHnD nj
HARPER BR0THERs, NEW Yosx.

Sent ~ ko, postage prepaid 10 any part OF ne United
States. on receipt Of hs price.
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Nusital snstrumtHs.

4 GItEAT OFkEE.-HoRNCE wArEBs. No
~ ti BIZ adway, Will dispose Of leo Pianos AcOdoons
aud Organs Of SIX nrslcia>s Makes, Including ChlcA
ernrs. NJ extremely icv prrci tor cash, dur,nI ths
month, or Will tIke from y 20 f2l mo ltny until pAid
The same TO let, AMI Tcai money applied II purcaa.c
IrOR SALE CiIEAP-A me.od,on, suitable lot
Il mouse u staday s,,'ol Apply at la9 Az. u.
LADY viii sell Tor sD handsome IianofiJte. includ.
stool good oder. y ri.rd st. bascWeat door.
Inn STANDARD ORGANS to rcat and sold
wv on llsta I'M 'nis 1t - per month al rents al
lowed toward. tie purciasc.
PTLOuDEI. FTLIoH 4 co, So Broadway.
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RoBERrsoNs SERMONS sermons preached q,
Brighton by the late Rev. FRsprRIoK W. RoBlnTsos.
the Incumbent Of Trinity Chapel. New Edition
Grown $40, Cloth, ~,
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nj hs5d XII Az q, rs IA, C,iU:Fn iSsifiUrE.
MIRrN-FOURrH DIVIDEND.
JULY 1870. by direction OF IN. Trust cs NJ this Bank
the usual SENT! ,nnuai IN RisESr at the ratio OF SIX
ptR CENT. per annun. win be paid on all sums en-:
tlicd thereto, and after July Is, II not
Withdrawn VIII be added to tnJ account. ani draw in
Deposits mad "a or before July 20 will draw inter.
est tom July /.
SIX PER CENT allowed on ALL SUMS OF q and up
wares
DEIoslTs or ONE DOLLAR RECEIVED.
ISAAC Z. SMITH. President.
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BRAVE LADY. Dythc Author OF John Halifax.
Gentleman" &c. Win Illustrations. sv' Paper,
tl. Clio IN. 81 50.
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Scr Sal, unb 10 Eel.

CUTION NOTICE.-rATLOR Auction cer viii
n sell hi, day AZ 81 West i5th ST. near 9Th av piano
parton suite. chan 'or and dining furniture &C.
JAMES CAGNEY. Auctioneer and Real Estat,
- Agent, office SIS Washing ton st.-HoItgage sale tais
day. A. i0S o'clock OF oltire stock OF fancy good
store NIX urcs, &C, in store " West Houston st. Il,
order OF mortsagcc,
SuERIFF'S SALE.-RODAY s. BASEL, Auc
y toncer wi sell this day a. II O'Clock. 81 C0 Pear
ST., .afsa stock VI fancy frs, sleigh robes greer
skins, &C &c. JA3ES O'BRIhN. sheriff
joins J. SCASNEL, Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-13
Ellie Situasion ia t;lrN7c.

There is nothing essentially new
in the European situation. The in
vestmcnt OF Paris continues and dali
" conflicts occur around that CITY.
resulting favorably to one, some.
times, and, ofttimes, te the other
party. Yesterdays mail reported
that the bombar1mcnt of the city
had commenced In the mean time,
negotiations have been in progress,
looking toward peace OF an armistice,
but they have come to naught, prin-
cipally by reason of the refusal ofthe
French authorities 10 accedc to any
reasonable terms.
Rumors Of alliances between diff
terent nations with special reference
to the Franco Prussian war; are ripe,
but are uncoi'roborated. The doubt,
expressed 10y the REPUBLICAN, as to
the intention Of Russia to interfere
tor the benefit OF france, seems 10
have been we'll taken, and we hear of
Russian fleets disturbing the SOM
nolent quictnde of Greek and Turk
ish waters. Italy takes possession OF
Rome as the national capital, with
extreme satisfaction to her people.
The Pope is guaranteed certain
rights and dignitles so long as he
continues, in Rome, the Head of the
Catholic Church. England main
tains, intact, her SO called neutrality,
and, although her good Offices could
not well be rejected by either of the
he!liscrcnts, she does not lit her
hand, if, indeed, she desires the war
TO close.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-13
Railroad Tax Law.

The dicislon of the Supreme Court
on the abov: subject has been rem
drcd, at last, and the law is sustain
ell, The opinion was written by
Justice Miller and was concurred in
by tie whole court save Justice
Beck.
The court shows the indisputable
authority for The proposition that the
.ourt can declare al act OF the Legis-
laturc unconstitutional only when it
violates the constitution clearly,
plainly and pa'pably. II then shows
that the Railroad Tax Jaw is not
such a plain, clear and palpablc yio-
lation of the constitution IS calls for
the exercise of the multiplying power
OF the Supreme Court. Besides, the
Court the right ofthc Legislative
10 take private property and give the
same to Railroads Companies to en-
able the roads to he built, granting
right OF way through private lands:
is nearer approach 10 an exercise Of
an unconstitutional power than this
right OF taxat on to all railroads and
yet the first las never been quest
rome |, but has, II the contrary, been
,Se,c.se by the Lngls!ate o. al The
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-13

A MoDtRN DEMosTnExEsE.-A very
brassy individual succeeded,-aiter
much urging, in having mis- nsme an.
nounced as the principal campaign
speaker in the county. Some dc.
INJURED, doubling his ability as an
orator. But it vas well. o yes, We
geds! and more than well, for he has
already shown himself 10 be a De.
mosthenesc in eloqnence, and More to.
We have not heard his round, finished
sentcrces roll from his silver tongue,
Silver is figurative] but it would
seem that the mantle Of all the an.
cicnt orators has fallen upon him,
while lie las been swashed 20 the lips
in the spirit and fire Of all the mod
crn.
From description of his speech on
the tariff at Oxford, OH the 18th ult,
we feel that the above fails to do him
justice, and that is ti.ae. His argu-
ment was Wcbsterlan, massive,
worldwide and immovablc as the
everlasting hills. HIS cloquence was
like that of Charles Sumner, and
Rufus Choate, only he did not tear
his coat as the latter used to do,
when he got in earnest, which was a
great mistake. His oratory was Of
the Wendell Phillips order, smooth
as the Iowa, but when he alluded to
the soph,stry of Schriner, it thunder
ed like Niagria. He really seemed
to be some twenty orators, loglclans
and consumatc reasoners all III one.
Il Citizen, Oct. &.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-13
What We Need.

What We Need.
Under the above heading, the
Cornell Bluffs \ onparicl makes some
very sensible remarks, from which
we extract the following, and COM
mend them to tie attention IF the
business men of lama County:
There isno other single cause which
contributes so much to rapid and
healthy growth Of our towns, as does
manufacturing, and the nearer these
enterprises can be brought to the
farmers doors, SO much the better
is it Tor all parties concerned. Some
millions Of dollars worth Of farm ma
chinery are brought yearly into the
Country that is naturally tributary to
this city. Our farmers are compcll-
ed to pay enormous freight bills for
what should be made at home. and
would be, did capitalists find suffi-
cient encouragement to make invest
ments here. Recently some parties
became favorably impressed with the
location of this city for the building
up of extensive agricultural nipple
ment works, made overtures for en-.
enlargement, but We have not heard
OF our people offering them sufficient
inducements to bring them and their
capita. here. We want these men,
and Hundreds more OF of the same
sort, to come among lis. To get
them we must welcome aud aid them
by every means within our power.
We have been entirely too remiss IN
holding out inducements and mate.
rial aid heretofore. We must re-
form this, altogether, for we cannot
longer afford TO pursue this ruinous
policy, unless we are willing that our
town should Ego to sced,' and that
all the Industrial interests OF this tair
land should be crippled. No: We
must have manufactures from this
time hcnccforth; i has become a ne
cessity that we should awake to the
importance of this question, and now
when 4 man or company is found,
willing to invest here, give them the
land, and aid in the construction of
buildings, and every dollar OF such
outlay will be returned ten times in
as many years.
Our rcapers and threshcrs should
be made here; also, plows, drills.
horse rakcs, carriages, furniture, and
why not our leather, cloths, hats,
boots, and shoes, and thousand
other articles which are now trans
ported to this region from beyond
the Alieghanies.
Yes, Manufacture is the rord now.
II New England can get rich by
manufactures in spite OF her rocky
hills and poor soil, why not we with
our vastly superior Natural adyantac,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-13

States and the bower t'tet;''HaG ~
All .fe Courts. The right TO take
private property for public uses is a
limited right, While the right OF tax
alton is inhibited. The Court closes
its opinion with this ella Sc:
eve find, then, that upon princi-
Pie and reason there is the same au-
,hority for the exercise of the sovcr-
cign power OF taxation in aid OF the
construction OF railroads that th.rc
is for the exercise If the right Of emf
ncnt domain, and that this view is
sustained by an overwhelming
weight OF authority Oar plain duty
therefore, is to sustain the act i'll
question. And the question wheth
cr its enactment was dictated by a
wise State policy or not We must
leave to the General Assembly, when
il exclusively belongs under the con
stitu.ion."
We presume this decision jnotwith-
standing the dissent of one OF the
Supreme Judges, practically decides
the question in this State under the
present constitution. The Supreme
Court can got reasonably be expect
cd to be reorganizcd in less tLan five
years time and by that time, the
amount of property involved will
restrain the Court i'll rendering any
adverse decision, of retro active
force. As the people seem to be
generally in favor Of this act, there
viii undoubtedly be a large amount
of aid now voted to railroad enter.
prises in the State.