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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-23
A New York paper announces tha

A New York paper announces that
the Erie Railway Company announce
on and after Monday, the 18th, that
they will reduce the running time 50
Chicago seven hours by means of the
thirty hour train, to be known as the
"Great Pacific Express!" The
westward traveller, taking his seat
at ten o'clock on any given
morning In one of the superb draw
ino-roOn coaches of the Erie line, at
Jersey City, may thus enjoy a ride
rendered comfortable by all the ac-
cessories of Epieurus ana Somnus, and
alight in Chicago at four the next after
noon, not wearied and hungry with
travel, but fresh as if awaking from
a quiet snoOze after dinner,
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viroinia LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, February 22-The re-
port of the House judiciary Commit
tee declaring that the second ratifica-
ton Of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments is unnecessary was adop-
ted.
c, =. Shafter' was elected superin-
intendent Of public printing.
A motion to reconsider the resoiu-
lion adopted last week, that no per-
son ineligible under the Fourteenth
Amendment shall be elected to Office,
failed in the House to-day. An err
r0neous impression that Governor
Walkers message suggested the elee-
ton of any ineligible person was cor
Tected.
The Legislature adjoured to-day in
honor of the day.
A communication nom Senator
Johnston was read in the Legislature
to-day, stating that Virginia's share of
the public lands granted for the Agri-
cultural College amounted to 100000
acres.
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The SALE IS PEREMPT0RY.
And is worthy the attention or those wls
are looking for speculations in lands.
ROystsr, TrezsYant 6 Co., AHciionesrs.
Chancsry Sale on Friday, February
Is, 1870.

No. 3l95-Chancery Court Of MemphIs.-Tar-
rtet ]. ROyster, Adm'Z, vs.. :. 5. Roystor
ct ais.
y Y virtue of an interlocuto~v der-,o in +r.5-.
- cause, will sell, at public auction. TO -f.l
highest bidder, at the auctiOnhousa OF Rows
ter, Trezevant Co, No 20 Main street,
., l5TO, within legal hours. tbs uudivldetE
Cne-half interest Of j. W. ROyster deceased
in and 70 the following real estate. to-Tgft.
Lying ana being in the county OF Shelby
and state OF Tennessee. on Island No .g "a
tue Mississippi rlyer, designated ns Lot No
q on the plan OF survey by Robinson * % oOu.
Engineers: Beginning ar a stake ia 81 ~osa-
the northeast corner OF z. p. Halls ..5f-sl--.5
entry twhence south g. west chain and ID
links stands q hOuey-lOcusE marked Is
thence east o. chains and 20 lin u 10 the bank
of n chutes thence south and we5tu-zrgIfs-
with msanCers OF said chuteS chains. Echzius
ana II llnks- chains and 81 links. 10 chains
end IA chains to e STAKE on the .aut- o. r3a
chute; thence west - chains and ~ Iiuss t0a
stake and poinIerSf thence north 3 chains 20
the beg lHntng, containing 235 27-IoO acres
Also, Lot No. 4, On said plan OF survey. Ee.-
log on Island No 40: Beginning az q szske fu
the northwest corner OF the J40-8sre etlt..v-.
thence east q chains; thence nor-a = euas1-
thence west 30 chaiusi thence south 81 chains
thence east 3 chainsi lhenoa south II Clails
10 tLe beginning, containing - 5t-iOt acres.
Also. Lot No 3, being on IEiaud 80. -. H..-
ginning &C a cottonwood on the bank OF tla.".
river, west side Of the Island, marked A.. OF
Penuel's south boundary line. the0as aasr.5e
chains to stake and eliza marked D. tbs-Tr-
north 50 chains and = links toan ella fnaf-r6
- - - S.t-Alt-9 s.-al - t4lil-a 30 az
ISL luStfAel u on ldlIcleAi5 west poungaI-
line; thence south with his line u CHAINS
s-41u % links 70 an ssh marked = Pa MCG1r-
Ock's north Line; thcuce west with his line
III chains % d cottonwood marked r. on 80
bsnE Of the river; thence north It7 west
{ ilill llnsi thence north 3 west 20 chains and II
INKS 70 the beginning, containing a5s aa-es.
TERMS OF SALE--Ons-third casu. baIau1s
on credit OF SIX ana twelve months notes
with security taken, ana a lein retained III
payment OF the purchase money.
\ ASTON, e. aud b.
LogwoOd, Micou = FoTLkes, Solicitors or
compl lainants. as
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TIE EMMA NO. 3.
Additional Names Of the Kissing from the
Terrible Disaster.

CAIRO, February 22.-The following
are additional names OF the missing in
the Emma No. 3 disaster, furnished by
Mr. Attenb0rOugh, pil0ti VIM. Fra
ser, second engineer; Jas. Scaley, Lex
ingtOn, KY, second cook; an un-
known white man; Davy, roustabout; !;
James Champman and two firemen,
names unknown; Geo. Wester, pam
tryman, is in the hospital here, badly
burned, but viii probably recover.
Additional names of the saved are as
follows: James Lynch, st. Louis; Jos.
George, Carr0ltOn, Ky; Jas. Rued-
decker, Dayton, Ky; Charles Charles =
ton, second mate; Edward WylIe,
Watchman; james Ford, John John
son, c. Collins, Frank Burns, Amos
Burns, +. E. Wing, Ben. Baker and
NJ. NJ. FOres of the deck crew, and
Henry Nelson, firemen,
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Exgress combios,isp.

NEW YORK, February 22.-The
United States Express Company has
signed the agreement with the Adams
and Merchants Union companies for
q redistribution OF the routes. The
delay in atfiXing the signatures was
owing 10 a dispute rs 70 the proper
equivalent for an Office in Chicago.
Representatives Of all the companies
were in the city Yesterday.
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- IonIann fNriae \ o1.,,.io,, -

The Jackson Miss Clarion says a
conductor on the New Orleans and
jackson railroad, a few days since,
after twice asking a passenger for his
ticket, discovered, on looking into his
face, that he was dead. He had died
in his seat of disease Of the heart.
Alas, when he entered the cars how
little did he suppose that his fare was
paid to the other world. His name
waa McCutehen.
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Friday, 25th Aarch, 1870,

In front OF the Circuit Courtroom. in tht. cltv
OF Menu Fhts- between tAe hours OF 10 aud l.
O'Clock am, proceed 10 s1il. 20 the highest
Dldder, Tor cash, at pIDIiC auCtiCu toe prop
erty described in sad Deed OF Trust to wit:
so acres OF land. Situate IN Shelby county
Tenn, ia the i6tu CiYI District Of said
county. about miles east Of the city OF Mem
pins, and one nj e uOI Ia OF Whites station.
on the Memphis and CharIestCn rallTcId
oeiEg the tcact Of land upon Which r. VI
Mason IS now living and farming. and COM
pCScd 81 several small trsse Is. as tOiiUTS 10.
wit: one parc5l containing Isl acres, known
as the Sanderitu tract, purchased by the said
Mason nom dempsey Sauderliu about ls54;
one parcel known as the sykes tract, con-
tanning about ll5 acres, purchased by said
known as tue MandennliI trstL. containing
II acres, purchased Uy s8id Mason Of John
ID. Graham b estate In la5l; one small parcel
containing -, more or less purchased OF
Meredith Yates la ls66-au Oi winch pasr-
chases are Ot record III lhs 1.egisleI's Office
20 Whlch reIrrcu-U - made for 90 more iuil
descrpt sCn; sic Dsiauce o. tue 6iO acres au.
joining tne above, being com posed OF several
small parcels, purchased ul various parties,
" hose deeds are VI record &Gu Reference
nau0 for d fuller dascil Lt49u-. also Al same
time and place, viii be sold t8l Wagons ana
sixteen Mules.
l VIII convey only such title 70 the above
descriued property a. is vested IN Ine as
Trustee.
Ieh-s JOHN D. QUIGLEY, Trustee.
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Sterm 81 sen.

TORONTO, February pa dispatch
from Halifax says the troop ship
Orontes, which left Halifax for Eng
land two days before the City Of B0s-
ton, arrived after q passage of twelve
days. She encountered fearful wealth
er. Ali the horses OF the 5ixteeatn
regiment perished. The safety of the
City of Boston is almost despaired Of.
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Boston, February 22.-The radical
change proposed in the police list Of
Boston, lii eneet substitutes for the
special detective system, the selection
by the chief of police Of patrolmen for
spsSi&l duty.
The flannel mills CT Austin g. Tay-
lOr in North'Salem, n. H, were de-
stroyed by Ere on Saturday. Loss,
100000,
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NEW ORLEANS, February 22.-Jas-
par Blackburn publishes a card reIa-
tive to the charges of bribery in pro-
curing cadetships, in which ne says,
& I believe the sum promised was
81, 900, but am very certain that but
s1400 was ever paid. There was no
secrecy or fraud intended or thought
of on my part, and all insinustions OF
the kind are false and slsnderous."
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NEW YORK, February 22.-Busi-
ness was entirely suspended to-day,
and WashingtOn's birthday was more
generally observed than ever before.
appropriate celebrations are reported
at Philadelphia, Baltimore, wash
ingtOn, Boston, Providence and else
where,
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From France.

PARIS, February -. Ats meeting
Of the shareholders of the French
Cable Company, held in this city yes
terday, an agreement with the Anglo
American, Atlantic and New York,
New York aud New Foundland Tele-
graph Companies for 4 working ar
Fangement looking to an economy of
the expenses and eXpediting business,
WIS unanimously approved, and the
Directors were authorized to arrange
with the French government in re-
gard to their exclusive rights, so as to
give perfect reqiprOeity 10 the United
States.
The preliminary examination Of
persons arrested during the recent
troubles has been ended, and one
hundred and eight have been uncon-
diticnally discharged, one hundred
and twenty-five held to appear before
the Court, and one hundred and fifty
kept under arrest for % conspiracy
against the State and the lifeof the
Emperor.
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NOTICE.
MERCHANT TAIL0RS.

EDWARD J. OWENS AND JOHN MILLER
II have this day, February ., 1870. entered
into a cOpaTtnersuip al Is Ma OLSON STREET.
between Main Gnd Front. Their object is to
establish business satisfactory 10 their
friends and the public generally, By purchas-
ing goods OF the best quality. gOi up in the
hest style, at moderate Terms, by which thew
hope TO receive liberal patronage. Call and
see our new stock.
UWE EMS & MILLER
feb3 No. LS Madison Street
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SARATOGA, February ga new
spouting mineral spring has been ac-
cidentally developed near this city. 1t
throws water several feet high, SINH
lar 70 tie Eeysers Of Iceland and Cali
form Ia
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ST. LOUIS, February 22.-Judge
Knight, Of The Circuit Court, yester-
day decided that debts contracted by
wife must be collected from her hus-
band, and not from her separate
acfatn
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TELEGRk7EIC SUMMARY.
North caroIlna LsnlsIalura.

RALEIGH, February 22-The House
to-day passed the Senate bill repeal
ing all railroad appropriation acts
passed during the lsst session, aad
leYying q special tax for the same.
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70 TIE TRADE

IN STORE AND ARRIVING, AND FOR
sale at st. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago
ricesistranspOrt9tiOn added:
90 tierces Lard,
30 cases CaddY Lard,
LOO kegs Leaf Lard, .
Also, at lowest market rates:
500 barrels FlOur-assorted brands;
10000 pounds Bulk Shoulders, Sides and
Hams,
$50 barrels Pink-Eye Potatoes,
2OJ barrels Peach blow Potatoes,
100 bags Coffee,
70 pockets q. q. Java,
90 barrels Ro6ned Sngar.
50 barrels New Orleans MoIasses.
= barrels Golden Syrup,
$50 kegs Nails,
30G kits Mackersl
90 halt barrels Mackerel.
- boxes Excelsior Soap,
90 boxes Olive Sosr.
300 cases CsTasd Frtiita.
100 b2ILeis Whiskl kles-ail grades,
With q general supply OF
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There is a remarkable spring III
Dallas county. Mo-, thirty miles from
Buffalo, called "Sweet Spring" The
Refer says it is noted for its depth,
and Tor the countless myriads Of fish
that COLLECT in il from the river during
the severe wi2ter weather. When
not rendered impure by freshets, fish
can be distinctly sssn in it to depth
Of forty fset.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE GRADzR CoTToN CIV ANp0
MAHUFAcrrRIHG Co., Sss SHELLEY ST..
MEMPHIS TENN, February II, lr70. J
DROPOBAIS viii be received until II
1 O'Clock on Tuesday, The 22d inst for ma
tarials and labor for covering Cotton shed
PIans and specifications may be seen on
appIfcation to- the undersigned, Al the offca
OF the Company. u. PAHk3iAF,
sebls General supsxinteudsuL,
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Trustees Sale.

u virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed 20 me
- by II. n. Mason. August 4 l4jG, TO secure
certain debts therein specified, and registered
IN the Register 0Hiceof shelly county Ten
nesAee, IN book 81, part 7, page $40, 1 WILL on
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FOREIGN SUMMARY


from Bavaria.
MUNICH, February 22.-It is feared
that Prince HOhendOlle Schelleniaust
will retire from public life.
From Italy.
ROME, February 22.-The discus
sion on the question of Papal infalli-
bility is expected to be opened in the
Ecumenical Council some time this
week.
FFem England
LONDON, February 22.-LOrd Derby
has formally declined the leadership
of the House of Lords, which has been
rendered him by the Conservative
peers.
The British army estimate an
nounces a reduction of Il, 800 men,.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany have planned a semi-monthly
line of steamers from Panama to Liv-
erpOOl via the Straits Of Magellan.
Right Reverend Ashurst Turner
Gilbert, Bishop of Chichester, died
yGsteriay-age 81 years.
In view of the many shocking acei-
dents caused by petroleum, a law has
been projected subjecting it to still
severer tests, and will soon be brought
before Parliament for this purpose.
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Valuable River Lands
II
9 HAN c cry SALE.

ES- We call special attention 30 The sub
Joined sale OF River Lands, Offering q dusIu-
vestment to persons wishing 10 engage ia
selling wood 10 steamboats, or In Memphis.
The land is denselY timbered, aad when
cleared viii pay interest on $50 per-aers IA
rent or cultivation.
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Groceries, Plantation Supplies
AND LIQUORS,

To which the attention OF the trade L. respect.
fully solicited. The Odious importation tax
having been removed, we are determined 10
give our customers the OenG6t OF reduced
prices. and viii hereafter Ell orders at figures
equal TO any OihoV Western market trans
pOrtatiou added. An examination OF our
'tock snd prices VIII convince oar friends
3f this fact
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-23

olive Logan received $500 for re-
cant lecture In Chicago.
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TO THE TRADE.

We have on Rand and offer for sale at
LOWEST MARKET RATES,
1900 bbIs. FLOUR, all grades,
1000 bhIs. SALT,
1000 bbls. POTATOES,
500 pigs. MACKEREL,
500 pkgs. h0LA5SES,
$50 hhds. SUGAR,
SEQ bags COFFEE,
zoo bbis. WHISKEY.
Also, a general and complete assortment Of
goods sually kept IN our line
STEWART BROTHERS & FlZER.
fala4
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PLANTERS or merchants designing 70 pur-
4 chase Gin Stands viii do well 10 besr IA
mind that we are Sole Agents for "a F. ca r.
VER & 90. .'S'a IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The unequsled beauty OF the staple Of cotton
ginned on these we'll known Gin stands. the
1Shtness OF their improved running gear. IN
creased yield Of lint. and many cthsr A.
[aoWledged advantages, make than more
aes1raDle than in former years, when, As nov,
they were the favorite. i've
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REMOVAL.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

MEMPHIS, TENN, February p, 1870.
SA ms B2ilE having removed from is old
quarters on Jefferson street to that very desI-
rable aud eeAtraI locality,
Southwest Corner Of Main and Madison,
Has now unexcslled facilities FOR the transac-
tlon of q Banking business ard hopes TO
meet all OF its old cCs.oIas asrs a5 well as G host
OF new ones, in Its new location.
fob22 AsWQOpRUFF. President.
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TELEasAPHIc MARKETS.

NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE. February 22.-CottOn nat;
low middiings, 2l}zci good ordinary, zoe.
stock, $50 bales
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-05
The T ce Secret.

! AT the house wht re was staying there
were two little sisters, whom nobody
could see without loving, for they Were
s. happy together. They had the same
piaythlngs, but never quarrel sprung
up between them-nO cross words, no
sIapS, no running away in pet. On the
! green before the dOod, trundling hoop,
playing with Rover, the. dog, or help
ing. mother, they were always the
same sweet-tempered little girls.
Iou never seem To quarrel, - said to
them one day; chow is it that you are
| always 50 happy together ?"
They looked up and the eldest an
swered. g s'pose 'tis cause Addie lets
me, and | let Addie."
l thought a moment. "Ah, that is
it," | said 'she Ietsyou, and you let her;
that's it,"
Dear young friends, did you ever think
what an apple of discord mot let.ing''
is? Even now, while bavel g n writing,
agreat cry was heard under the window,
] looked out.
"Gerty, what is :he matter?r
MARY won't let me have her ball, "
bellows Gerty.
We'll, Gerty wouldn't lend me her
pencil in school," cried Mary, land |
don't want her to have my ball"
'Fie! fie! is that the way sisters should
treat each other ?"
'She shan't have my pencil" mutter-
ed Gerty; "she'll only lose it,"
And you'll only lose my ball. retolt-
ed Mary, land shan't let you have
it.u
But these little girls, Addie and her
sister, have got the true secret of good
manners. Addie lets Rose, and Rose
lets Addie.-[Band Of Hone Review.
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why: he won't work and he won't 90 to
school, but will steal everything he can
Law his hands on; he is the meanest
boy ever saw, and the greatest liar you
ever heard, and so l thought l would
get rid of him and let you make law
yer of him."
"Well, from your description of him
don't really think he would make a
good lawyer"
"Good. did you say. Why, a man
need not be good to be a lawyer. You
know Judge, how dishonest the la wyers
are, and how they make money and go
to the Legislature and sometimes to
Congress, but they maks money all this
time. Won't you take my boy?n
No, | rather think I cannot do any
thing for him. You are an old friend
to be sure, and have attended to your
cases, and you have always paid me,
and"
"Yes 1 know, and you have always
got the largest share"
"And | was going to say that | hope
to attend all your law business as long
as you live, but am sorry to say that ]
have partner and clerk, so l can dO
nothing for your son."
'Weil, you are the first lawyer that ]
ever saw or heard of that would not dc
anything that anybody wanted him to
do. So good evening""
And the old man departed mutterine
denunciations on hayward boys gener.
ally, and unappreciative lawyers partic
ularly.-l Dubuque Times.
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fnr the Sloung folGs.
The Enchanted Necklace

Little Gertrude sat eating piece of
brown bread by the tiny brook that
flowed over the round smooth pebbles,
at the foot of her fathers garden.
80 dear" she exclaimed, at length, az
wish had something better than brown
bread to eat. 1 wish had fairy god
mother who would give me everything
[ wished, like the little girl in my story
book. wish could see fairy this
minute"
Here a rustling of leaves caused Gerty
to look up, and 10! there stood beau
tiful lady, not more than Il foot tall, with
floating gossamer robes, and hair like
braided sunbeams.
"Child of earth, your wish is grant
ed take this necklace, and as long as
you wear it, whatever you wish
will come to pass,n and placing gold
ell neckla with diamond clasp, in
the child's hand, she disappeared before
the astonished Gerty could find words
to express her thanks.
90. what shall | wish for?" thought
she. 90, now | know, | wish | was a
rrown-up woman, with beautiful
house, and splendid furniture, and plenty
of money, and plenty of servants"
The words were hardly out of her
mouth before she found herself in n gor-
geously furnished parlor, seated alta grand
piano, trying to drum out apiece of new
music that lay befoer her.
"How hungry it makes me to practice
my lessoa," she exclaimed; ~ wish din
ner was ready"
Instantly the folding-doors of the par
for flew open. revealing II liable, covered
with a snowyl..cloth, and the richest
silver, and costliest china, and the nice
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-05
A Farmers Idea of n Lawyer.

As an illustration of the idea that
some people have of the nature and
character Of an attorney, we give the
following genuine anecdote which oc-
Cured not long since in Dubuque. One
of our oldest members of the bar received
a call late one afternoon from former
friend whom we had known for twenty
five years, and who had travelled all
day to reach his old friend with view
to make some arrangements for the
benefit of son, whom he believed to
be fitted, naturally, for no vocation but
that of a lawyer. After taking long
breath he said:
Judge, L have come to see you on
some very serious business"
Indeed! What has happened? You
don't want a divorce? Have you claim
on some estate?"
"Oh no, nothing of that kind; but l
have got boy"
"Well L congratulate you. When
was he born?
"Uh, he is sixteen years old, and 4
can't do anything with him, and want
you to take him."
"Why, ifyou can't manage him, what
could | do with him."
"You can make lawyer of him; he is
good for nothing else, and l will tell you
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Virginia Republicans sHnrmonized,

The representatives of both wings of
the Republican party in Virginia had a
three days meeting last week to har-
mOniZe their differences. Good counsels
seem to have prevailed, and there is a
prospect of more efficient work down
there than hitherto. The meeting
adopted a declaration of principles, viz:
Universal amnesty; enforcement Ofthe
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
in letter and spirit; enactment of such
laws as are necessary to secure freedom
of speech and action; encouragement of
internal improvement by State and ma
tion; enforcement of the new State
Constitution in good faith; protection
of the interests of the people against
encroachment of monopolies; support,of
President and Congress, and general
and universal system of public educa-
ton at the public expense, under ma
tional law, whenever such a system is
not adopted and enforced by State Gov
ernments.