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, 1870-05-02

c.1rer, End high ~ bJ F1tzgtoeon vas seeuIc3
bJ KnR Oran got drst On safe htt between third
aud short, aod via taken 70 second oJ shocke!.
Lts1es short hit 70 Ward, Mas ssnppea y
runs Orsa left On third and ShocteJ on arst
CAiot7o-A mun by barron care Wood bis 1fse
base, and safe biz bJ Cuthbett gave Nm al3s soa
Cuthbest secnn3 on passed ball. and ~ onee
Cran, Cuthbert having stolen third. Cf97er MaS
cared for By SraullInx to WEIGH, Cushbert cominE
IN Ayefie gained seconl On tae DE %
centre ucld, and was oEonRus
In BY Pinkhsn, who got 1rst clean hit 70 Efgoe
field He In turn made third on F1ynn9 neat sSDke
to right, Clipper getting first and stealing second
King brought them both IN, aud made second ont
heavy hit 10 centre field, next Stealing thiri and
coming IN on passed ball. Ho1es wsS put out by
Barron to Welch- Side ont and stx runa
NINTH NNISas.
Empir-A foul bocua hJ WEIGH was s2Iendid1y
ta1en On the run BY Flynn, and high ny by Worth
was as nicely captured BY TreacJ- SpanidIug gus
10 fEst long hit to Left which Treacy sens a3-
mirablJ IN TO Wood Barron m3lle 1rst on a ssle
hit past second, Spauldtng going 70 shlrd- Murray
struck saort near Aycrlc who slapped it skilfullI,
and sent It 70 Wood. nipping Barron. who had been
Spauldtng left on third, and Murray on aIst
CAtaage-A short NJ By Wood WIG takeu By Ear
ron Cuthbert 5on1ed ont Oh bound TO Osar,, aud
TfeacJ. evidently tn hu115 to get a1ay, be nis
At very wild balls struck whlteW1sh Tor Chicago
This closed the game at O'Clock, the score stIh1
ing 80 to {, In favor Of the Chicago Club.
Below b the 4cores
, 1870-05-02
RomnrkRbIe Case OF Lunncy-At.
tempted Suicide 1at quincy.

4C1Q3&G11
'Qp1sgY, III, April so.-One Of the most remark
nb1e cases of 1unacy that has ever come under ny
ofssIyatloa occurred to-daJ at the Union passen-
ger depot. Aman, giving his namc as Jim Larry,
xtxt1d that he wsS from New Haven, CT, No. 90
Ross street, and that he let that city un LAST night
ats O'Clock; and th4t be found himself this NOM
Ing within t4s miles Of Quincy. He WIS eudeaT-
orfug 70 buy ticket su New Raven to -ttay when =
policeman took him In charge and will
take care oi him = until information can
be received az to Who tur ID. End where he
is from. It il evident that he either lives IN New
Haven now, or his been there, - he can give the
u2Incs Of all the Btreets and The newspapers pub
Hshed there. He says thar hLz wife and little
child died one week agu- He Gays that he Is y
years old, but his looks Would indicate 80 or more
He Is quite tall. and says thathe Is quazryman
Mrs. Mary Simmob8. wife Of Pat Simmons, TOOK
arsenic last night, With the avowed purpose OF KILL
ing herself Medical aid WAS called IN, and strong
hopes OF her recovery are entertained. Domestic
trouble Is said to be the eaussr
, 1870-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Paris gour7,ets are eating Tiolets fried in
butter and sugar.
"A Connecficut wrestler recently broke enc
leg in four places in his athlehc practice.
Tho Boston Advertiser announces that
boards are going out Of fashion.
Brigham Young's theatre has been 60 sue
cessful ii Salt Lake City that another is to be
built there.
"A Kentucky hen laid an. egg on Easter
Sunday, thickly mottled over NTH dark brown
spots. It has been on exhibition Ii LonlsFl!le, 6a
Tho Mont Gents Tunnel advanced 29.95u
feet last year, and will be completed, it Ia
hoped, about the middle Of 1871.
1t Is proposed to form an "Anti-L Long-
Walkipg-bress Society " among the ladies' Of
New York. -=----
-Abook has been published to prove that
Free Mason ought to be spelled "Phfee-
mason"
"A man at Hoboten, haTing had contro-
very with his mother-in-law, applied to =,
Coroner to have his" ant1-mortam statement"
taken last week.
"A considerable shower Of sand, in aoI1e some
places mixed With spow, fell February 13th
Ind 14th in Italy. The rniecroscope showed
tho sand to have come from the Doeert OF ST.
hAra.
The dealers in kerosene in q Vermont
toNn hare agreed not to draw any oil after
/ sunHet. Whether this Precaution will tend 70
! Assure consumers that II viii BE- safe to use
Commissioned Delano is said to be wrest-
ling with an Internal Revenue decision which
| is to settle whether " Neiss beer is or is mot
| fe1mented liquor"
There are in Paris, among its three hun
| dred and fiftT thousand wo1Engwomen, over
one hundred thousand who are known to the
police to proBtitutc themselves whenever they
are in need Of money.
The cholera is raging on the eastern coast
| OF Africa. In Zanzibar the loss Of life has
been fea1fu1. In one month and half 40, ,0o0
people died in that town alone, and $4,000 in
the whole Island. -.
DIR. Liebrcich, the discove1er Of ch1oral, sayE
! that ch1oral and stJchnine arc mutually op-
| nosed Ia therapeutic action, 50 that each nsn.
! tralizes the poison OF tho other Doses oi
choral sufficient to kill rabbit were cured by
deadly doses Of srychnine.
| IN an English tria1 for breach Of promise
Of marriage, lately, q letter Was read from the
| lover. which, among ulany other nice things,
! contained the following frank and graciouE
sucgestiou: "If was you, dearest, would
take that beastsy flower ont OF Eour haiz =
| "A young man Was arrested II ne" jersey
4 few days ago for deserving his wife. WheE
be was brought before tho judge, he said "thAt
he had nothing against bis wife e1cept shat hf
thought ahe spent too much money for CANDY
'' The Victsburg Missy Times asys that tht
\ neopIe Of that city refused to comply witt
Gov, A1corn's proclamation for day o.
Thanksgiving, and that none Of the churches
were opened. In jackson tho day WAS gene
The NorM German Correspondent says
/ uIn the approaching summer na1-yoa1
Enrltsh literature viii be made the sub1ect
!-seyera1 courses Of lectures in the un1YerRue
, 1870-05-02
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PAx1s, April se.-P1lnce A1atola Drntdof1
D@esandonste, @ husband Of she Princes Aath!its; M
It is reported that the Pope has advised tbs
French Clergy to cast their influence and votes On
Reports are rlfe in this city Of a new plot dis
covered by the police against the State and life
Of the Emperor. i IS alleged that gester-
missoned oueer, vas azrested IN 3 hotel
in Rue de AontmartIe, vho had
the execution OF the conspiracy. The Ffoaro
gays part OF tho design OF the plorters was to
blow up the palace Of the Tuilezies aud the Pre-
PANS, April so.-This afternoon the Journal Off,
efel Announces that the police have been for some
Ts N ne 6aSr o. ~ ploss san5s rue
from England, was arrested In the Rue des Mou-
Ions, whereby the plot is completely discovered.
money, arevolver, and letter from London from .
man who was implicated in 4 Similar plot In Feb
ruaJ last This letter, and the confessions made
10 Immediately attempt to assassinate the Em-
perur. Last night other persons were arrested in
the Beilerilie quarter. At the house Of one Of
number Of explosive bombs. together with dlrec-
lions how to use them The plot has for It's rr1n-
cipal orEanize.s many members Of the 1ntesna- .
some Of whom haye been already arrested.
PARIS, April sa-Erening.-Two Secretaries
o. the bs Association o. rs
complete list Of .dherents to the plot. The au-
thorines are now occurring the city for these per-
deserter ffom The French army, IS DIST reported
He was merely disguised as q soldier, that sus-
pic1on might not be excited. Great military and
pel1er have advised an Affirmative vote. The
Clergy Of Lyons have received instructions Of
, 1870-05-02

The Mcfarland trial will become hereaf-
ter rich:mins for the student IN cerebral
diseases, shedding, as it does, entirely new
Light upon the abnormal action of the brain
when its functions are unable to e1er-
else the thought which Is the result of a
proper normal action Of those functions. +"
First, there is Mcfarland himself, who, al
the opthal moseope and the dynanograph
showed, when applied to him five months
later, must hare been seized with acute
mania between quarter-past and half past
!, o'clock in the afternoon of tho o5th of
November; then there is Spencer, one of
the counsel, who, apprehending that some
body else was about to be seized with an
attack of the came disease for about ten
minutes, md during the paro1ysm would
probably take his hide OF, comes out with
card and vithdraws from the case and,
now, thirdly, another Of the counsel
also exhibits uumistakab1e evidence Of
an acute attack of cerebral congestion One
of the learned experts said on tho trial
"that the most prolific cause of this (con-
gestion. which is "the evidence Of insan-
ity, ")isintenso mental or emotional anxiety;
watch man during q paroxysm Of anger,
to see what condition takes place in his
b1ain; If that is continued for long time,
not followed by an interval Of repose, that
condition becomes chronic" And the wit
ness was asked by 8lr. Graham Il, among
the evidences Of insanity, the insane did
not ssmutter to themselves" and was as
sured, they did Now, in the unseemly
attack which MT. Grnham made on Judge
Davis, after tho adjournment, on Friday,
because Judge Davis did not conduct the
prosecution to suit him, We have thia ze-
port: "1Ir. Graham then returned to the
table and began to gather up his papers,
mvt:ering to himself il, q sanner suggest
ing deep and uncomfortable sorads. "
Here are the very. conditions OF
insanity, as previously described
by the expert-"a paro1ysm OF
anger" and -ssmuttering to himself" Clearly
case of acute mania, arising from cerebral
congestion, where the normal action of the
functions Of the brain was suspended.
This is certainly very remarkable con-
| catenaion Of circumstances; a prisoner
Liable to be seized at any time with madness
for fifteen Minutes; with one counsel who
is in the tnutteriug" stage, and another
| with an "emotion" which, Us it is fruitful
source OF insanity, may, we suppose, lead
to that result, though it be of no higher
character than an intense anxiety to avoid
q collision with some other maniac Mad
ness all round!
, 1870-05-02
Rescue OF q ShBpWFecked Crew-Fes-
sci sunk mt MuRkeE0n.

Special Uthpkteh ID Tie Cnlc3Eo 1EIoo1H-
MILWAUKEE,, April so.-The crew Of the little
schooner Ward, reported capsized few days ago,
was not lost, As supposed BY the capaizing Of the
vessel. They were taken OF BY the s. Louis and
taken below. The crew we're on the Ward twenty
fur hours exposed to the storm, and the vessel
was twenty miles north Of the city when the res
geu0er On the Ward arrived here to-dsy,
and informs rs that all were saved.
They we're lAshed to the wreck about eighteen
houfa, With heary sea breaking over them, and
we're nearly peTished when the St. Louis, Captain
pratt, came to the rescue aud took them Oh board
Captain Pratt did everything within his power to
The trip to Detroit, where they we're landed
The three-maateL schooner David Dau was sunk
1t Nuskegon yesterday. The vessel was going n
to the haIbor Light and It's supposed she struck
The south rier receiving injuries which caused her
to mi and sink at once. She lies with Just the top
Of her rail out OF water. She will be raised At
once.
, 1870-05-02
NEW YORK.
Special Depateh to The Chicago Tribune

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BURNED TO DEATH BY KEROSENE
: NEw foRK, AprH 3o--Eliza Kohl, q domestic II
Newark, used kerosene to light the nse this mofn-
Ing Her funeral takes place to-mortow*
SE6Ro BoI IoHHKp.
A youug negro boy Eas mnbbeti to-lay In jersey
City BY about c hundred young roughs, and would
have been Killed hJ stones had not the citizens IN
terfereh and gwen him achauce to run Into laFXc
Work-ahop. whose doors were closed onsfhe mob.
and the Workmen threatened to punish the Hotess
rHK E1CEE LAM ..-...
The Hoar1 OF Excise To-day vosetto TAX noIels'
for Liquor license, fIom 500 to $50 per year. rc3u
cAHfkt s1EA1kRs-
The hve men recently arrested for having car
pets IN theF possession undee suspicious ciseam-
Stances were to-oaJ heia for u1aL II 4tappea1s .na.
tae eafpe1s were snppea on INC auoson n1'e.
1:a49oan ior enieago, ~nese taeJ "efa eons1eneu
70 A4en = Aacxey- II Is suppossa tas catpes
were taken Hom sne i1eigus ca1 atI1f os'nts
salPpsa, aoo olooea. Ieie W -" oelVns1 ~
one .! tae pilooue.o, 4tom nu"os Het1I' i"o1o
were tni1'een pieces " clPea
George Dunbar, who has for some time been IN
Laolo~ saeee taat, Ii consequence OF irregularities
IN nnanGu m'.sess "nie IN tne otokeia2e DUN
assn - sa.. "ss 1oaaS sen1 10 tue lnsa''e
A0!Aa1n7 oellH u tuuHfne0 tuHaEc
sEeaMaap ps leaV1nS today 1or Europe took an
unasaan9 large nonnef OF cAnlo passeuXe1a-
among them. were e1-Minlstet Blxe1oW, Hon =
b Ru9HIes, Il Hollsco, and large number OF
both Enxt.rn ana western neopIe
w v,1,ur,xn1x1,,
,.-.ss. 49, 1s.,11a-
IL Is undelSooo soas JudRe Bafnarus On M0u-
day, will only deliver charge to the grand Jury,
and then adfourn the Over ard Termfner Court for
ameek. Ii otuet 70 aHo" tne eonr'nuance of'tae
Mcfarland u1al Without htnd1anee-
TBK PRQrO9Ep rKNlAN RAID.
TITS 1rnern}lv nn~r,tnotJ ner. that the mil o,.
ean.1e -. T:.,n-s - ~.s~.. - - -
Sauaua " eae eaans nas oeen PossPoneo iof tne
present IN consequence OF information received hJ
the leaders that cur EpyeEument Is about tAEtu1
steps to prevent thetf crossing the border. It IS
atatet, that * IN 1oon ,1u ha t1-,ats,I IN, ma
Taats,, 49, 49,. Sn .s. W. va 1'1 SA0
9e1'ao alA't 'toni tMs e1t1.
POUND pkAn
VIM B. Lawrence was found dead In his stato-
room. On the steamer Bristol this morning. On
her nr-4v.1 r,,r, p,eron r1a.ta tne gentleman
, 1870-05-02
PERSONAL


Cme1 'ustice Chase Will so 10 Europe IN
June, ,u, ;.
Ebonaan! E,oa o, ., ns1aW1ee W Go.ap' OK 1ao1a' "
Registered at new io5k aotel.
IFecGntel ~ u spena tne s1laMef ~ ~ EUROPE
out WI return 70 Amefaea N tha autumn.
-fauhhe Es,a nas naa ote. yuo hugs
given her SINCE she came to thls country.
- ne" "ulA ..H{ ~ a1at4eM :u. AaoW 10 aa-
no1neee, pnt sag ..no IL ;l nos etsen. ,
MI. eeott:siauoHs talhs u nakng aA1t-
tord hef 1esadehce.
.-Ge9era! Dl1 Is gong 10 1un 1or Aaefman
IN New 495E
-nosA nouneni ~ y pa1oe4ne " 61oup y. Aoua
Tor ne M 9ey OF Innis. s-..1.,.,-,
.[71he f11ncess oe 'letsetn'oo u dangerously
sick: rr.p,ss;dont 5o7,nson has haen huv;rc
.--l.3r seaa - Cnaa.s.sna IN ~. DeA
n'masn mouse n Gfeeas1ne. M lenh 49,
-E1G1egsn lsaeeu1 tia Ias ne" ioser t1aS IL 5nS
~ho1s Ia @art,na sv,v n pa-;,a "Ao e"41"4oSN
n4' % m1nia - o. -, p,;.+o ph,.o-
me course Q. leStafes @ On roslsse = enaoso- toas
aaea anaa' by ~ on1y % Ave- hearars. >' '9' - "S'S'N
oeo - % on.5 n'n a4 ne@.oas. o-4a 4h.4 II pa,,r,a
ataratian " M oh.;r nf Aehro,r n T. tho cn1e
lego q: of :;1a F51nee Is mora, no" eesta15y' r,,,,,
,a., 1'aan !,aaa t.ni,,n ~ .h;n-ornsr Viii,
isb;1;.;a, ~ n,o a1ea.d;na g. rtbo mn o"'
naoi4ies 1a nAcee4ns Io"p'ou'' ,1o,+ 17ror..,
hai5{aai 5aa and foafeE-hFothe5 ot Aon's Nspo'eon'
| F" osrhr "Tho Inst hit of Roc,atv eossin from
woshinotnn s' marries nss secretary s R Robsson to
M;ss Tny;e- a niece of the ex.Secretary OF the
Nv 1.,,, .'e' -''-.o - 'AN1 - N'>>Ns'
Eearsv fonrtenn t,ousana cn.ies of the
chaa1, 1,s-voinne edition nj Dre Channing'a
sxnris 1,ave heen Subscribed for in EnclaSd,
It is not vet out.
| Tho Prince do JoinYille's contributions to
tbo R,11.e fles ne1.r m Mo,,des have been publish
~ n trn volnmea. nnf1or tho Ella Of tMariuo
Studies al I and War Stories" ~
>''1 MThe Iiaho1 Of Orleans, in private letter,
ca1,ad NJ. de- Tonneyilse. the French Anbasss-
Inr ~ Tnme. Nrather a rac fhan . mau." The
aYnhsssa1or demanded a. explanatiou.
.DThe Conanharsn iou1nais continue 10 COM
n1a;n nf tha Treatment OF their fayorite Daniah
Pr;ncesa. NieTanara' f,v i7er husband, the Brit-
;ah hs;r.anns1nnt -
'0u NNias1 u Eaiesn ia On the ava Of his depar-
,nro 5ns on1on A. Conan1 Genera,- 4 :! 10
.t .p ~ !" s,rs a siat h;s anno;ntnsnt has Adam
Etss ns5.ur'dnr se2n 'D"S ''t-' "pI'NA@'
MThe RnFs;an count Potoah. hsyine in
Unload IN snndT1 Pol;si specuIstions agasnst
thas sSa,r Tss bsnisi,ed. and aftor sevoEal
ras,s' work in Waterhu1y. Conn, suspcnde,
fsrtorv- died Sunday.
Notgitbztandinr \ nasto,al Of Cardinal
c,,71a,, da-n@,-c;nT n. ;mmnrality Of the
s.GHwnaa Ge nnehesse inward Of 3 600 Dublin
, 1870-05-02
VIRGINIA,

Additional Deaths Resulting from
the Richmond DIsaster-OIfers b1
Atd-scneral Candy Re1lnqulshes
Command OF the Department OF
virginia.
R1cHxoND, Va, April so.-T. c. Dunham, agent
Of the steamship line, one Of the victims OF the
Late disaster, tiled to-day. E1-5tate Treasurer
john s. Calvert Is believed to be dying. No otaes
deaths to-tlay.
Offers OF aid have been received from new
York, Philadelphia Baltimore, and other places
nf1een ca51 po GoTe1no1 WafeF
The Legislature Is now meeting At toe E4enaage E s
Hotel. The Senate adopted resolution III meia-
oFY OF Senator Bland {coiored-! ..>,r,n,,.t-
TO day General Candy issued orders reInaoiso-
Ing conmgnd OF the Department Of rhgnia.
General. Canby and sta1 LEFT tonight 1of asnina
, 1870-05-02
ILLINOIS.
Saturdays Proceedings in the
! Constitutional Convention. :
The Bill Of Rights Disposed Of.
Future Amendments.
Proclamation OF Governor Pal
mer Offering q Reward for
the Salem Lynchers.

Special Despsteh to The CAteaEo Tribune. -
REWARD OFFERED FOR TIE sALEA LYNcu1ss-
SrR1NGF1ELD, Ill, April se.-The following proc
lamatiop, inst issued bJ the GoVcRor, Will explain
Itself:
FRptIAAAT10N.
WHEREAS, It has been officially reported TO mo
that, on the Goth day OF April, 1870, certain per-
sons, with >blAckened faces md otherwise dis
EulBed, entered the jail at Salem, Ill, oyerpowered
the Jaiior, and took one Hank Leonard, l. person
connne1 IN said jail, and murdered him; and.
WHEREAS, In several recent instances the au-
thoI1ty OF the laWs Of the State has been con-
seIuned and It's character dlsRTaced by the murder
OF PERSONS under arrest or tn confinement who,
whether guilty or innocent or crimes, were, when
thus helpless, safe from even the lust vengeance
Of honorable men:
II view OF the facts reported to me as afore-
said, md to prevent the repetition OF such crimes
IN futoft,- John H. Palmer, Governor OF the
State ot Illinois. do hereby call upon
Al the officers of the state OF Illinois whose duty
It l8 to sec that the hw6 are enforced, and upon
all good citizens to exert themselves TO detect and
brtng the persons concerned in the killing Of said
Aan4 Leonard to i1sice; and do hereby offer
the sum Of one thousand dollars for tue apprehen-
sion and conviction Of the persons concerned
therein, and prpportionatc part Of satd SUM for
the conviction of my one OF more Of them.
In testimony whereof, DC.
.. JOHN n. PALMER.
Done at Springfield, this soth day OF April, 1870.
By the Governor.
EDWARD RCNAE1l, Secretary Of State.
, 1870-05-02

would have beer refused, and ve should.
have had no right to complain. lit il our
business TO execute: our neutrality laws as
against the Feninns, it is equally om dutJ
to enforce them as agains. Canada or any
other country. The H'elland Canal will
never be closed against rs for any such
reason
, 1870-05-02

KixaAs cr NO. Aprl sGTae ~ aSso9n cansts, s,
ta,he SrSte Ilne to-day, Il being the first road To
reac,1 iattau Territory Regular trims FILL COM
Mence running On Monday 5ne1t>, ne1t .,,. ~.
r,snt1j Pactdc Railroad Company has purchased
sns csifornia Pacific Railroad for 1000, poo.
, 1870-05-02
TTRKEV-

CpSsTANI1soPLE, April a0,-At meeting Of she
Dtran Of the Sublime Porte, yesterday, the Sultan
addressed the Counsef1ors on the state Of the en-
pirc. He reviewed the events and prog OF the
past year, and said the government Nould not be
satisfied to stop with what has been effected. Ha
promised that reforms IN civil policy, Development
OF education, and the fostering OF trade should
have his careful attention that steps should be
taken for q thorough reorganization OF the army
and navy. the Improvement OF the highways and
, 1870-05-02
WISCONSIN.
Child DroyVned-Dry wcnther-mRd-
iAou Hotel Enterprlsc-

NIl11U 01WSF FHEN-OI1 FFEN&HEI-NkK07
iAou Hotel Enterprise
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, april 3u.-A three-year old child OF
Ernst Bremen, this afternoon fell OF pier Into
Lake M0nopa and nan drowned
It's growing very dry and dusty here, there
having been 10 rain OF consequence for month,
grain soWu Is not coming up for lack Of surface
moisture, and that eariy Gown grain that did
sprout looks slck.y. Like complaint comes frpm
years crops will be seriously shortened
The construction Of large hotel here noW is
definitely nxed: The site selected Is DeAn's cor
ney. south Of Capitol Park. Work Is to be begun
next HeeE.
, 1870-05-02

WAsnEGToN, April so-Rumors are current at
the Navy Department tnat the Spanish volunteers
have seized the citadel and are holding Moro
Castle.
, 1870-05-02

yesternny, announcing an uprising Of the volm-
teerz In Cuba, Il positively controdicted by the
government. which has received favorable news
from Cuba direct.
There Is no longer any question Of the. resl9na-
ton Of Regent Seffano, who lesfres the ministry
and majority Of the Coftes to effect q Roluton Of
the question OF monarchy.
, 1870-05-02

the sum of nnc fhonapn1 r;c11ar. ror tha aHnh nA
Therein and ~ tn na f az s
the conytction Of INV one Or NOR. 81 them Iva
In tes,i1on1 whereof. &c. 1A''' " <Ds1''
! JoHEN P.,upp
Done at Springfield, this aoth DIV Of AnrI is7o.
0' A 1sSaa1'i EosaRp Ru,xR11, Secretary of State,
| Az eoN sfHI1on.
sp,,.or,,,n En-, Ell Or O. R1Sn7s @ .u.u.,.
n,ciox 49, I'LL apn " ~! t1 met "
mmea ueegIh in' fepolt u Inc OIL OF r'sn1s "aa te
/ r. WIIEaT1M = = ~ S"ns'EeIee~ y Esaa
.da!n .fter .ho sOt, ~ y - ~ A 70 a9en9 y
second sentence, provision sast IT pslas ~ u nay W
nAse tAE!l M ~ G01Isnsauon T deesoed by lafy-
a1t ~ AAl-e-s' oi ale3aaoef' accepted tae amend;
| NJ: sPKlNGEk WIS n n 1a1qr OF ne amendment:
~ nalEls non slan1 tneIe no fe0lets 70 tne
Ss,ls! 3. sSas i = rs Sa
mlsaio4s1s aa,4 na1 nos even Zee tas owner o1 1ne
ptvpetI5;JG; I;JGco o., ...., mn, .,,,> .,,, r,,-
ns fes sn1 ene6 os eou'
Mi WHEATON strongly urged his amendment.
aHn5s maas ,ns oe6eas ana
| oe,t rc,iTrsa - " e~.-''' Nv SA'-1.AA ~'011
! nsr GfNDERwDoD VIVA IN yavor ~ +be .,cra-
meut. but wished 10 hnye an allowance T made for
nsnncrt1 VA AZ nne "a " oni s -
good effect In cities SAW 0-1~' -1'9 "''1' t~'e
! . Mr. MCDOWELL moved to atIke out all after
t1E ufsS selLence 0! me secuoh LOST by 20 70 IL
M NALL thought there WAS too much legtsla-
ton in this section BE would favor simple
declaration nkc the first sentence Of the section.
damsee In TIA fest i,ne nia Il ine1Gd" e ~
mote la4ages1
eldei sixtJ Jesrs go il England hat ONLY imme-
II SKINNER % Of a Adss thoarhs ~ suet tns Safest
ru1e would be to stand BY the words Of the old
the root Of the matter. me proposed section
covered too much Of legislation. 1e hoped too
~ contnaa!iy snanstas d rs State, sna Would
clple now proposed. what wonld be the Improve
menus ol the CITY OF quincy or OF Chicago
IheIE conld Oe no nne1l6le IQle n These matters,
ahd the uiscrenon Of coarts ana legislatures must
be trusted
Mr. CHURCH, Of AcHenEJ,. said all property,
g Well as nc, vas held subject 70 inc welfare OF
aSuy LOT that reasol7 Should not all possible
compensation be made when property Is taken7
III Wells, Wei of % Peofis, moved =, % to strike out the
words, "When not made By the State" Conld
the State be allowed to take property without com
MI. CHURCH said this amendment struck at
the vttals OF the State II It prevailed it couII
not to preserve its existence take land for mil
itary camp IN time Of REBELLION without calling out
. Jury.
Mr. BUXTON considered It plece Of sppfistry
that the State could not take piece OF Land With
out calling jury. The truth WIS that enormoua
sums were paid BY the State for property taken,
! opposed Nj. Wells amendment
Mr. BENJAMIN said this Nas no Innovation
but q COPY Of the New YORK provision. aud Was
also portion Of the constitution Of 1859
MI. TURNER vas surprised Ut the views pro-
could IKE propcrty WITHOUT compensaiion.
then the liberty Of the Slate Was
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