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COMMON SCHOOL LAWS.

To School Commissioners, Clerks,
Trustees, etc.:
We have complied all the laws
row i'm force, defining the duties of
school Commissioners, County Court
Clerks, Trustees and Courts i'm rela.
siOn TO Common schools In Tennes-
see.
This compilation Will be a conve-
EIent and complete reference for all
those entrusted in any way with the
administration OF the school laws
of the state.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-03

The sixth annual picnic 10y the members
of St Mays Orphan Association at beau
tiful NeLrOso 10 morrow will be one OF the
events Of The day. Persons who desire to
attend can repair 10 the depot of the Chat
tsnooga Railroad, from which point trains
will run at intervals.
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Great Attraction for LndiesI

Great Attraction for Ladies!
We have received new lot Of white
goods, such as jaconets, checked muslins,
striped, plaid and plain nainsooks, Swiss,
striped and plaid, white organizes, Paris
muslin, Valencia lsces, all of which we
shall sell at extraordinary low prices in
fact, cheaper than ever. We insure to our
fair patrons a saving of 25 per cent. by
giving us q call before purchasing else
where. E & ]. NoRTHMAN,
jy3 eodtf No. 20 Public Square,.
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Tnc RACES ro.nrnrrnw.

The lovers Of fine sports will avail them :
selves OF the opportunity of visiting the
Fair Grounds tomorrow to witness the
different races announced 1t will be
gala day at the Fair Grounds, and there
viii doubtless be large crowd present.
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Cincinnati Markets.


CINCINNATI, July Flour in good de-
mand; family 5.5O@5.75. Wheat steady
and quiet at II0@1.I5. Corn S39S5.
Oats 55@G0c. Rye l.O0.@102. Cotton
dull and nOpinally unchanged; middlings
19!c. Whisky 99c@l co. Pork dull and
nominal. Lard eau be bought at 1870.
No demand for bulk meats; sales 100, 600
lbs; sides 149c, shoulders 112c. Bacon,
sales of 40 hhds shoulders 13c; sides 16II
@I7c for clear nib and clear.
ST. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, July Flour very quiet;
superine 44O@45Q. Wheat dull and
heavy; No. spring csc; No. . fail red
1.2O. Com unchanged. Oats 45@4Se
in bulk; 52@54c sacked. Rye 7S@79c.
Whisky 103. Provisions dull. Pork
28.OO. Bacon 13!@164@17s@l7tc. Lard
154@16e. -..r-
New Orleans Market
New ORLEANS, July 2.-6otton quiet
and weak; middling, 19c; receipts, 254
bales, export to Great Britain, 3, 1852 bales;
stock, IS, sos bales. -r. :
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, July Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat, prime, 494c higher,
closing at 1.074@1. 072 Corn 20 higher,
closing at 814. Oats &c lower, closing at
4O4c Rye unchanged; 79c. Barley quiet
at SIC for No. 8. Highwines 95c for iron
bound. Provisions dull and q shade
frmer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
He BoE'd His Throbbing Head Ger
Trembling Knees.

1TemDlHS hHets.
Byron.
Where IS the man who has not felt
strong desire for something COOL
At least, has no desire to melt,
Though melting seems to be the rule.
. This something is to him the great
DeiideTatj,Tn, which he seeks
To cool his brain and case bis pate
A pleasure he's not had for weeks
AYentilator.
NIo q run the risk Of being struck
By Sol, or any other man,
When by a turn Of great, good luck,
Fortune has placed US where we can
Get something cooling to the head,
Complete in finish, texture rare,
And en- pGSsaat, we might have said,
The very thing to save your hair
A Ventilator.
Then go at once, without delay,
To VAIN Il WALKERS, and request
To see those Hats; you'll find that they
VIII give you comfort, ease AID rest;
Make lite pleasure, and its cares
a thing that's past, forgotten, gone,
1mpartiug ease to him who wesrs
The acme Of perfection
Ventilstor.
The Keep Cool, Tropical, Magnolia, Equatorial,
Butterfly, Zephyr, Palmetto in all the newest styles
of ventilation for the hot weather, together with
an immense stock of Straw and Panama, for men
boys and children.
WAN & WALKER,
PREMIUM HATTERs,
mayi9-tl4thp No. q Public Square.
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Now York Money Market

New York, July Mooney easy at So
4 2 cent On call. Sterling quiet at 1O9s
Clio. Gold quiet; opened at 1124; touch
ed at 1124@1114@1115Q112. Carrying
rates 1@2 Per cent. Clesrsnces 4S, 0OO,-
600, Exports of the week 1874, 600. Gov
ernments strong. State bonds firm; old
Tennessees G64; new 65. Sub-Treasury
balance not stated Imports of the week,
dry goods 90, 444; general merchandise
g H22 SGf
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CITY NOTICES.

Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer is pre-
ferred by all who value cleanliness, be-
cause, it readily and completely frees the
head from dandruff, and its exquisite per-
fume makes it an agreeable agent to ac-
complish this desirable object. s
For sale by all druggists. 1t
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The Rink

VIII be opened for ladies and children
to practice every morning, from to 1Ot
Thursday and Saturday nights, from to
10t o'clock. jun26 If
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For travellers.

Ladies' and Genfemen's Superior Sole
Leather Covered Trunks; Ladies Saratoga
Trunks, all sizes; Hat Gases, Valises, Bags
and Satchels, Just received, and selling at
very low prices, by
Fl JOIN RIMAaK & SoN,
jun3o-4t 4S College street.
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No household should be without the
Magic Arnica Liniment. 1t acts powerful
ly and arrests pain at once. IL is no mere
surface iniment, but will rermeate the
muscles and tissues, reaching deep seated
diseases and curing them.
For sale everywhere. 1t
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rrunkaI TrunksiI

For the next thirty days viii sell my
large stock of ladies and gentlemen's
fine travelling trunks ut greatly reduced
prices. All work warranted.
VIM. DUNsTEAD,
jy1 If AN. Market st, near Union.
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soutnern BONDS In New York.

The sales OF Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the sth ult.,
were as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six per cents, OK coupons o.. &c
1000 Tennessee six per cents, new. ..........64L
1000 North Crlina six per cents, new. 27
The sales on the 10Th ult were as fol-
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overnmont securities are as follows:

London advices of yesterday quote 5-2Os
of 1862 at 9O4 1868 at 964; 16G7's at
S93 and 10-40s at 884.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 66l for the old and 65 for the
new.
Bank of Tennessee money IS rather bet
ter. Dealers are holding at Y and buy at
6S@G9.
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All the banks viii be closed on Monday
IN honor Of the Fourth Of July. Those
having business with the institutions on
that day Will have to defer it until Tues
day.
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A fine silver pitcher is to be shot for by
amateurs at the Fair Grounds, on July the
4th, before the races come of. The pitch
er Is to be seen at the Merchants Ex-
change.
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The following are the cotton quotation
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union aud College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
ere received hourly, and are always Access
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, 1l:15-Cotton market quiet;
sales 10000 bales uplands 9s@lOi;
Orleans 108@1O{d.
LIVERPOOL, 3--Cotton dull; uplands sd;
Orleans 1Ogd.
NEW YORK, l1:25-Cotton Boad ad-
journed to Tuesday.
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NashvtIle Produce Market.

Market quiet. We quote as follows:
EQGs-We hedrd of sales to-day from
wagon at 1Oc 3 lioz by the quantity.
BUrTER-We quote at lac.
GINsENd-We quote at Coo.
FEATHERS prime command zoe.
HhY-We quote at 2G.00 z ton.
BRAN-Declining. We quote at S20@22
Q ton.
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Can n Home Enterprise be Sus-
tainedl -

NOAOAdA DOuthciA hSGlJ.
For Agencies, address as above. jy3 ct
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company.

- Deposits received, aud interest allowed
hereon, isans negotiated, collections made, and
General Ranking business transacted. oc16 tt
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TROTTING AND RUNNING
FOURTH or JULY.
FOUR RACES IN ONE DAY!
- l TO COME OFF ON -F ~.
The air Ground.

FIRST RACE Premium Silver Goblet. Free
ior an running Mules and Horses. Dash of ar1iIe
est horse to win Entrance, 81 -
SECOND hAOE.-PreuliuEl Fruit BASKET Free
Tor all trotting Mules. Mile and repeat to harness
Entrance g.
THIRD RACE-Premiur1 Of s10o. SIS totte first
morse, IS to the second. Mile heats three in five
70 harness. Entrance 10 per cent
Col Riley Woodfn pames c Newsbcy.
y Browne naE7es m Rachel Horton
Capt. Sam. Widener names q Orphan Rov
FOURTH RACE-Premium Silver Pitcher FREQ
Tor all, any gait One coming nearest to $40 to
win. Entrance, 81 ~.
Entries IN the fret, second and fourth RACES opsn
until starting time, on the Fair Ground The tr.t
race to come of precisely a O'clock HE -I-
Entrance to all parts Of the track 90 eepts Ia
dies, free. Pool selling Saturday night and Mon
day morning, at the Maxwell IIonsa
juiyaG WHITEHEAD FULLER, Manners.
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Che Invitation Extended to all!

The husband and wife say come, let's go to kieos;
The groom and bride say come, let's go to kace u
The chambermaid and cook say come, let's 60 %
Rices; =. -
And whosoever in want wiz be supplied at the
fairest prices.
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FARMERs-Massengale, Douglas & Co.
viii pay you the highest price for your
wheat. iun26 If
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{TEDkOCk.-THE Basis OF CTvIL. SOCIETY,"
w Essays for Young hIen, on the honor and
happiness Of Marriage, and the evils and dangers
Of Ceiibacy-with sanitary help for the attainment
Of mans true position in life. Sent free in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box 2, Philadelphia Pa. may 25-d&w3m
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No Freight ReceiYed.

There will be no freight received or de-
llvered at the depot of the Nashville and
Decatur railroad on Monday, the 4th.
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Stockholders Meeting.
,EfyTLEE, JUN. ., 1910.

NASHVILLE, JUN. 0, 1910.
There will be { meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Tennessee Coal and Railroad Company ON
MONDAY the 4th day of July next, at No. 64k
North Cherry street, at O'Clock A. NJ.
iunI- 2awtd Wd&sun j. G. WARNER, Seey,
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New Lumber and Wood Yard
TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ESTABLISHED A
NEW LUMBER IND WOOD YARD
AtNO. 200 North Front ST.,
(oelow tho Gssworks)
NASHVILLE, TENN,

and have large assortment Of all descriptions and
sizes Of Dry and Green Lumber on hand, in oak,
hickory, walnut poplar, gum, beach, etc, for the
use of carpenters. wagOnmakers, furniture and
other factories, and we are prepared to saw any
bill on short notice.
We also have a large quantity Of Cord and Stove
Wood ON hand to sell to purchasers In quantities
desired, in the yard or on the wharf.
cp2O eod3m [Bl 1. Y. CLEES BROS.
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Dry Goods /!
OUR HALE-YEARLY
CLkARIAd OUT SALE
Commences To-Day.
WE WILL SELL THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST
10 w PR ICEs
Commences To-Day.

WE WILL SELL THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST
wv and best assorted stock Of Dry tsoods at such
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OLD papers, for wrapping, in quantities to
suit, can be had at this Office, If
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as viii not only astonish our numerous customers.
but also all the Dry Goods fraternity, our facii-
tiles for buying better than any Other house in
the city.
We wiz sell pure buff LINEN EAWNat a
cents, for which other merchants PAY about 30 eta
Fine SILK GRENADINES at 90 cents,
for which our competitors PAY not less than IS
cents.
LACE POINTS at almost HALF the Price
our neighbor merchants pay for them. ga
Splendid GRENADINES at Is cents, for
which our neishbors PAY nearly double.
IRISH LINEN at such prices as wiz aston
ish the old and young In fsct, we win sell erery
thing IN the Dry Goods line LOWER THAN Any
OTHER HOUSE IN NASHVILLE az
As our friends and the public generally know.
We always adhere to the truth. because we are 4
truth-loving firm also, we believe in the Ten
commandments Thou shalt not cOvet thy
ntlehbors MONEY therefore We win sell 20
per cent. cheaper than those protesting
TO sell AT COST. r170
a splendid Dress Goods for I2kf centss
Twelve Pocket Handkerchief, pure linen, for 81.
:. splendid Towel, pure linen and good size, for
10 cents.
silks, Satins, Iaces. Lace Curtains, AIpaeas.
Iron Grenadines, Parasols Casslmeres Cloths
ETC., all at a less price than az our Competitors
A large assortment Of ladies' silk Sacoues.
choice for s., worth 50. --a - : =
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SPECIAL NOTICE
To tho Public!
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE !
EVERYRODY INTERESTED

Extraordinary sale of Diamond and Gold Jeyelry
Silver and Plated Ware, Musical Instruments, Sew
ing Machines, Dry and Fancy Goods, Table Cut
loIy, Photograph Albums, Articles Of Vertu and
IN endless variety of Foreign and Domestic Goods
both useful aud ornamental, at uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR each.
Agents wanted everywhere; great inducements
offered. Send for circular. Address
c. c. CORY CO.,
jun3-eod3m No, 1873 Broadway, New York.
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AnnOuncem ent.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for re election to the Office of Register for
Davidson county at the August election.
jGl2 1w CHAs. W. SMITH.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July 2, Eve.-Consols 975;
American securities quiet; '62s, 9O4; '65s,
old 904; '67s, S92; 1o4O's Sstt.
FRANKFoRr, July 2.-Bonds firm; SCI
LIVERPOOL, July Cotton dull; up
land, 95d; Orleans, 1OAd; sales, 5000 bales
Breadstufs quiet California white wheat,
los 5d@lOs Sd; red Western No 2, IS Cd;
Western -four, 93s. Corn, No mixed,
30s@30s Sd.
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BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement is favorable:
New YORK General Markets.

TIE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The cotton movement for the week
shows receipts from all ports of II, 700
bales; and exports 30, 79S bales.
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Nv YoEK, July Flour unchanged.
Whisky dull and lower at 5000 90. Wheat
3@5c better for Western; good milling and
export demand; unchanged for spring;
winter red and amber Western 1.45@1. so.
Corn 2@3o better; fairly active; 95c@1. O5
for new mixed Western. Coffee nominal.
Molasses dull and unchanged Sugar dull;
Cuba 9@99c. Cotton quiet; middling up
lands nominal at 2O4c.
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We have for several weeks been the
guest of Franklin Pierce at his boarding
house, No. 43 South Cherry street,
notwithstanding so much pleased
with the kind treatment of MIR.
Pierce and his excellent wife,
and with the excellent fare Of their table,
being of the best the market affords, and
served up so much to our taste, we feel
constrained to offer this acknowledgment
Of the kindness received during our stay.
Hoping for our kind host and hostess both
success and happiness as we think
they merit both. B. Frank Moore, Agent
Henderson Land Sale; j. r. James, A.
w. Cox, Giles II. Glenn, representatives;
j. D. Roper, Merchant. jul2 If
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Bagging firm; 2-fb
Kentucky hemp l03o. Machine rope SIC.
Cotton ties 6 ic. Cotton weaker, and IN
changed in price; middling 1879. Flour
unchanged and quiet. Grain quiet, nomi-
nal and unchanged, except corn; the latter
declined to Los. Provisions better feeling.
Pork 5000. Bacon 13t@163@1TIc. Bulk
meats 12k@15z@16Jc. Lard lie. Hams
21@214c Whisky 98c@1.OO. Tobacco;
sales 1876 hhds. at 4497II for frosted up to
Jugs; 7!@42 low Leaf to medium bright
wrappers.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, July 2, 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market.
CorToN-Malket inactive and without
chaDpe We o11ofa- H
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pleasant weather as being favorable to the
poor, We forgot one class at the expense Of
another, BY depriying them Of employment.
LATHE does the merchant think when put
ting on bis seventy Eve dollar suit that the
hands that put in the last stitch are COM
pulsOrily idle; the lady fastening on her
beautiful bonnet has no idea il was the last
piece Of work given to the executor until
next Spring. A young milliner says: Il
was the last one in the store, and l expect
to be discharged on Saturday night A
tailOress says; AS I left the shop tonight
there was but one job, and six girls wait
ing. The employer cannot give work With
out customers. So it is in almost everv
branch of industry, except saleswomen, and
after the Christmas holidays are over great
numbers of those will also be discharged.
II is well known fact that the coat of liy-
ing is so high that not one Of tho aforesaid
girls can afford to lose one week without
Privation and often suffering. This ia a
work for Philanthropists. Squalid poverty
often gives more pain to the beholder than
to the individual reduced to that condition.
but with the girls who will make any sac.
rhce to MAINTAIN respectable position. the
battle is fierce one. Meeting some Of
them on the sidewalk, there is nothing in
their exterior to indicate the feeling that
there is 90 room for them in this big world,
and that lie to-day the state Of mind Of
some Of the brightest and women Of our
land
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Minority Representation

We ale glad to see morning centempo-
rary comment further upon minority repre-
sentation. We sincerely wish that the press
of the State would take bold Of the matter
unitedly. II surely il one thing in which We
,aight ali agree, and out of which. il adopt
cd. great advantage might come to all the
people. We desire to see the principle
adopted not only in the election Of Trial
Justices but in the choice Of Commission
ers Of Election. Representatives to the
General Assembly. and in short 70 the
choice OF all officers Of which three or more
are to BE- elected in = county. We are
anxious to cooperate with ell who desire
The establishment Of this liberal, wise and
Just method.
We think that the present 10 On exceed
ingly avsrable time to try the plan. 10
the election Of Trial Justices on the majori-
ty basis. great injury may be worked 70
Republicans in the up country, and to
Den. ecrats or Conservatives in the lew
country. This plan will avert tho danger
10 both sections, will satisfy all the people,
promote good viii, secure peace and fair
ness ia the elcction-in fact, contribute TO
the welfare Of community in every way. We
hope and urge that II be done. With proper
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A Great Circna Coming

HOwEs' great London Circus, an estab-
lisbment Of colossal proportions, is on Il,
waV to this country. and will travel through
the United States neA. summer. startin,
from this city in the spring. This COMPANY
was organized 10 England where il has
been extremely successfully BY Mr.. s. B.
HoWe,th the American millionaire circus man
aser, who shipped circus frem New York
70 Liverpool ten or twelve years ago and
who has passed the greater 30 = me
intervening time - she management OF
large exhibitions in Europe. The material
Of the troupe, including horses, ponies,
trained animals, wagons, chariots, land
other Paraphernslia, will be sen. over in
SIX vess Is, three Of which are now on the
ocean, and nearly due at this port The
remaining shipments will be made between
now and the LIST of February. There will
be many new and striking features intro
duced in the performances Of the London
Circus, while the outside display will
Probae J De more gorgeous than anything
Of the kind hitherto seen here. The.troupe
will include a great force Of male and fe-
male riders and gymnas,s, comprising some
OF the most famous performers Of Europe,
and every one Of them will be new to
American audiences. The chariots and al
the appointments have beer manufactured in
London expressly for the Messrs. Howe, and
are said to be more costly and magnificent
than have ever been seen in America. The
circus has numerous original speeialties that
will be entirely novel to American audi
ences, and it, outfit and transportation
across the Atlantic will entail N investment
OF capital without precedent in the show
business NetC York .SNa.
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l,74S,4sl Sl2,6ss, 900, 900

Fifteen years have cost the world |, 743.-
49l mes, and $12,6S6, 600, 900. To this
must be added the cost of the present war
which on beth sides amounts to not less
than 100000 men killed or died of wounds
and disease, and 81 900, 900, 900 expended
and destroyed. NJ. Beaulieu argues that
this entire loss Of life and treasure does no.
arise from or represent a single necessary
or inevitable war, but that 10 all cases q
proper and humane craftsmanship, il exer-
cised by the leaders on both sides, would
have avoided these conflicts. However it
may be some Of the other instances, the
World will never doub; that this argument
would he even more true Of the present
war than Of any which have proceeded it.
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cooperation in the right spirit. We think il
may be done.
As to the merits Of cumulative voting,
We presume there 10 no dispute. 1t has
worked admiralty in Engls !, in Psaneyl-
vanis and in Illinois Yet we think that
the other plan viii be better understood by
eur Legislature. Fer this reason We urged
that plan for the first experiment II min
ority representation Be once tried in any
form, We believe that il win thsncsfcrwsrd
commend itself and win it's sure way to full
adoption.
We hope q carefully prepared bill, en-
bOdyins the principle, will be presented and
urged in the Legislature BY the hast men Of
both parties. CAovlestOa. Is. o. Repsb-
hcQm.