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, 1870-06-30

FonT FHEp. STEELE " T.. June oS
Indian dres were feen lstt night Medicine Bow.
and Hguals thrown up. Conductor Oh Morung freight
west rcI9rts hc saw IL shont M !ty IEdisna il hds
Como also, q indians u Considerable force between
that plaec and Medicine Bow. Noyes il cut and will
eudenvot, possible, to strike them.
4AB. E. RBl8BIN. HreYet ca funsJ t.t
, 1870-06-30
CAMP on LOOKING GLags CRFEx.

-..--...-... NearxAka, juno 10.
was returning from scout last evening. TEan into
twsaty,ons hsad # bortea sna mule. out at DAY:
tho railroad at Wood River Station They arc soIns
NORTH About ~ Crossed at Brady Inland, going norh
On The Nth inst Jl1tKB EiAN,
Captain Secnnd Gays1rr
, 1870-06-30

-...-.... NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 2s-Th.: pras,dsn, .os con,
the following nominations to ne SENATE. + n
Pierre, un1ted States MarsnaI for H. Na-thar1
Disff1cf OF Missouri; John n. Oliver FoTTnsrIv ~
Michigan, Associate Justice Of tue Snnrema r,r1t ~
q ne District OF Coiumbta- Postrnastsrs
kota; Geo Miller, Bonneville. Ma: Ebas A' Ia
tin, Portage CltJ, Wis.,: chas 4. Holmes ienss nus
son, Wis Tho8 L. Abbot Laramie fSItr vEEa- ~!
ming; Geo. W. b Dixon, South Pass Cttrs NJ Il ~
ming: E Ifask, Emporta, Kan. Jua Tens!rg
Co9nc56y1lle, 1n1. Jno. Osborn Greencastle, Ind.
leE, Chenoa, Ill; n. c. Kenyon, Chatsgorth' iii :
Geo. IL Jenkins, MtnpuE, Ill Juo " cnrasnt1-' -.
EdHardsyue, IL; z, DActy, Matseka. hi.
BEACI1FEL FLAG.
jos O. Neanan, Of San Frauusco, arrived with
he intends TO present in the name Of that t;tatc r.
Congress- 1t EaR DISPLAYED to-dly in fhe MsraIn
Toon Of the Senate, where 1t attracted creat atfe
tfon on account OF Its size and beauty as vel IS
being the first American dag erer made OF native
Elk. '@''e"'s
SENATE EIEcETryE BCstSEss
The Senate this afternoon confr1ned the non,t
nation Of Benz. F. PiTrotte, OF California Consn1
to Bucharest An hour was spent on the Ssn IN.
Intngo treaty, MI. Morrill,, OF Vermont. rradJn1 a
speech in opposition to ii. Some o} the I1nrt
cedye the requisite two-ihirtls yatc, will maEr an
c1ort to annex San Domingo By joint resolution.
rs IN the ca8e OF Texas, which would r:uuIre
merely majority Of each House
TILE ARMY BILL
Several weeks have passed since the House con-
ence on the Arny bill The chairman Of the Sen
ate Military Committee will call up the report as
6oon as q suitable opportunity occuH-
NAIL CONTRACT.
Ihe New Orleans and Havana MSQ BtEAmsh1p
se9Fsce pia Fey Hcst, xz8 to-day awarded BY tho
, 1870-06-30

=. srRiN6F1E1Ds ill., june 2s.-To-day has taken
ne p einium ior heat, the mercury standing at
io9 apd ITO degrees liz the shsde
faok1As June 4a.-1he KeAthat II yaJ WARM,
, 1870-06-30


NEW ORLEANS, June ee2.-CoTroN-NoHina mid
tlin2 l9@19Ac: Bates 1,s90 bales. receipts, 6lo
bales: exports, s,543 bales; stock, y oai bales
BREApsIEFFs-Flour dull; suPerdne $ ~: AA,
SAS5; NIX. 5000. Corn quiet; mixed, 95c: yel-
low, s1:oo; white, sI.oa Oats weaker at dsyss3:.
Bzan 7l01G1otx.
uAY-PT1me, tea00 -
PRoy,sIossPo1k lower At aLea Bacon dull
At 1tY@lsAc- Hams e2@aKc. Lard, tieree,
13!4a16t4c; keg, 15Hc-
GRocERiEs-suca1 nem; Prime, f1G@li;te
Molasses 1Em at 60s915c. Coffee, prime, TAG
1sHC.
. SrEnLNG 1e2.
Nn1skEf sl,Go9110.
Vessels Paassed Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, June 2o.-PAssED DowS-PFops
Oneida, Tele'o; barks F. Aorcll. sardinia; sehfs
Wm. .. Brown. Corslir, Impartial, City Of straits,
y. S. Lyons. Correspondent, Luckcy, Southwest
Passed Cr-Psops Cleveland, Canlsteo. G,g o.
Sherwood, Newssoy, Dick somers, ". b Ogden.
WHD-Softheast
, 1870-06-30

meteorological record for Juue .. 1s7p, as re-.
dolpa stSeet, correspondent to the Smithsonian
inst1t1te The small letters arc The initials tol
mcss s atmospaaFs arain saa .aRaT
, 1870-06-30
ELECTION NOTICE. -
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that. on.
SATURDAY, the I'd tlny of July
next. IN election will be held I'm
The scyern} Towns aud Precincts
OF Cook County for tho purpose
of voting
For or Arairs: the Adocticn Of The New CoEst!tao-
For :. ga:n5t the Adoption Of the Sections 1eAat
to Railroads iu the Article entitled Cerporatons-
Fer or Against the Article entitled Counties.
.~-snss ths A4ticio entitled Warehonse&-
For ----- *-A~ IN remove Qonntur
For Or Adainst Threr~tlIlu7 .y-
Scax.
For ARstnat The Section relating to the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad
For Asaust the Section relatins to Minority Repre-
gcntatiop.
Foro Asan.t thc Section relating 10 Municipal Bob
scT1pttous to Railroads or Private Corporations
Eor or Against the Section relating to tho Canal
Alzo, for the purpose Of e1ecting-
One Judge Of the Supreme Court for the Seventh JG-
d;cal Election District, designated IN asd new Con-
ttitution.
And three Judges Of the Circuit Court Of Cook Couu-
T.. provided for In the Article Of said Constlt
t1ou reiah1E to the Judiciary.
Said election viii bc held ut the plnce, and t6
same Judsrs 'sil act at the November election, 187
morning. md Will continue open until sunset Of thaE
same day.
Given under my hand At Chicago, this 18th day &C
June. A. D. 1870.
Clerk Of the County Court Of Cook County
, 1870-06-30

FFSE
fo611"Ftaol GuAuhEoo.
MAsftSG1oS, June ~
sEaoaiaI. %
Nj. SHERMAN presented memorial upon the
importance Of making 1nll apnroprtaaon 1or the
timascs. Referred to the Committee On Com
n. 1,r..ng Jgp1e1A1. a. = ,, s,,.a =,
Tennessee into two judicial tiststcsa
IT. maoan d,asea, gi1ds ds,s,,a, ~. ,rar,,
a M cAAEa1S IN %o9n not 70 re
company 70 e1tend its railway and telegraph line
NJ. DRAKE moved asubshtute
uron the expiration Of the morning hour, the
bill was laid oyer. -
was proceeded with The following provision re-
| hitting to insurance companies was inserted, on
rcconmendatton Of Tue Finance Commttee:
And the ta1 npon dirtdends Of insurance comps
| nics shall not be deemed due until such dividends
are parable n money Ct otherwise, and tue money
allowed or paid 70 deposttors IN saTinss banE5 or
savings institutions, shall not be considered as
dtr5dends.n
The paragraph making the duty On bltuminous
coal and shale 50 cents per ton Of twenty eight
! bushels eighty pounds to the bushel, WIS defeat
under the present law.
M I1s 1 o. The commltec specify
| Tn rough and unfinished grind stone, $t.b0, and
on finished grindstoue 500 per ton. On free
stone. sand Stone, granite, and al building or
| On all sawed dressed OF polished marble. 80 per
cent od roioren and In addition 25 cents per superb
cta square foot not exceeding two inches In thick
| each inch In excess OF two inches In thickness
| An over inches to be subject to the duty now
imposed upon marble blocka On hair cloth,
known az hair seating, 20 cents per square yard.
On all other manufactures Of hair, 80 per cent ad
| rokren- On antllne dyes and colofs, 50 cents per
, 1870-06-30
WASHINGTON.
Conference Committees heport
on thc Currency Bill
Rejected by the
House.
Another Conference Or
dered.
Yesterdays Progress on the
Tax and Tariff Bilin
the Senate.
The Duty on Coal to Remain as in
the Present Law.
Time for the Ratification Of the
San Domingo Treaty to-
be Extended.
Complementary Letter from Com
Eressmcn to Commits"
sfOncr Wells.
The Duty on Caal to Remain as In
the Present Law.
Complimentary Letter from Con
Eressrmcn to COMMITS"
sfOncr Wells.


s1Oncr NckIs.
e...,., ,,,.-.4.. IN III. f>,,,.ror-,,
T1r s,~ no,.rxcn Tur.-
w.e-,sc,n,. 1une 90 -.rnc 4,,t oroorc s.r,.
~. +hts ,,,-;p1 h,oo.,t NM fra ,,rt thot a.,
rn,,.vn,rts h,vc hccn wade for ,,o,hrr ,xtars,nn
~ .s1.o m ~. CO.. noT,in.,,, +ro,+v - H. tc not
ri,,od ort,3cht 9,,for. - ,,roa ,n TIA rn,,oyitv
t-nrefo-a t,,ciad =, ~ tn+o o~ocnt,,o <aecton ami
sea ~ sone arranrarncrt ..ou11 l,e tnaae for a
rnta Tn c,nonorta ,rora rc,,y int the other
etda fo,Cb. IN ami m p,1t ron, ,,a made
me on,s cot sncerh ~ +he aase1ou vas that Of Mr.
Morrill, of yer,nnnt ,,ho~epcse so boldly una dis
mo, -. setnon4s ..d~"e..s, nho chsrca
having been made that the nomfnauou
~ Hon+ of Eane,s rho is Clerk
- r,ox..n,,. .n,,r,,t+op tn 4be r,hf]Ian Mission
VI fomefo9 eoAtnaNr ~. ~ ~ .".st. 1.,s,aass ths
has something to do with thts 1satf ouslHeast LIE
Tn.stdcrt fnt,ay withdrew the appointment at the
1eoroe, ri n,rfirs Interested though 1t will prob
1s4uss y. - r.- -. .,,o,, .,o +roctr hoe ,,aa1, ,,ot
a1as ue eeaA III at:.1 .S "usu w. t.::ns.. - .,esa
out Of the way Ine cnAige having ueen inaae
,,oa-snsa ns ,hn San,es,,ber nro,oro1 hefore tic
Pe ~. =. - EFr.-...-. sss~. .s..t,,, r1,,-
ponucs ne maae q ssa'eu1e1l N e'en esasou euo
st1ntal)y cpnilrmatoIy of Will #as salo III 14ils
correspondence last night, showing that the docu-
ent N Hoeaun "as au.ieneu 81, ss.. ~. .," ~nas-
pa11nent, IN response 70 eau 1rola 1ne I'LL
mAn OF the Investigating CommiLtee- -1Ae
President does not In the least
n1,ate his determination to force the reatv through
II pess1blc, anu me t1FcaB ne n tuaAAae a "
what he NIL do VIII sotnt Seuat0Ts WHO HolH
, 1870-06-30

only adding to the difficulties Of the situation
We had non currency Of National Bank notes
and grcenbacEs and would throw on the country
an additional Kind Of shinpt2steEs, II memberS
chose to call It so. He expressed the conviction
that II this report be rejected and new confer
eace commiItcs appointed, the Senate would con-
iii. ARMSTRONG expressed the belief that any
policy looking to the contraction OF the currency
would he hazarjous to the business interests Of
tho country, and regarded the conference report
Us positive measure Of contraction ut least to tic
amonn tot s, ,00 100. DE thought the wtsest policy
would BE- 10 reject the report. even though the
III. cox expressed the opinion that the measure
1t might work contraction at first. but 1t would
produce expansion and explosion. 1t Was a blu
which satisfied neither the House nor anybody;
neither the contractionists nor the expanstonlsts
What Congress should DO wa8 to march h0ldlS up
to the measure Ut q return TO gold aud silver as
the President had recommended.
Ill. DUHCIARD also condemned the confer
cncc report, particularly because the eolaInlttee
had abandoncd the {95,001, Gov additional Issue,
less than fair share Of distribution Of the cur
tency. ~.
NJ: MORGAN also opposed the rcpos: as being
HI. 1NGERSOLL THOUGHT 1t would hardly DO
When the people were asking Congress for bfead Sll
to give them stone. anil he imagined t1at ne
present position was no more or less than Inat.
he believed thai fouyAfths Of the people, II thefc
could be popular vote on the subject, would vote
in favor OF increase Of the currency, and tnat,
too, In the shnpe Of zreenbacks, rather than Ma
Mr. TOWNSEND also opposed the report, be-
cuse hc louketi npun 1t as measure Of great ex-
Mr. BENTON characterized as most arraut no,l-
silse tie tAlk III favor Of imatto alh expansion.
Slessrf- E1drIlge and Inerstll to his own views
about greelibacks, but was amazingly successful In
Keeping th9se views to iimselL
enc& fenof1. and Ss1tG0 faCts showing the pfon1s-
, 1870-06-30

AicnHoHp, July e9.-Fcter Phillips, 70 have been
aanGea oc friday, for the murder Of bis wife, has
again been reaqttod nJ tha Governor til jay n
, 1870-06-30
NEW BOOKS,
HomE} HTM PHYSICIAN,

BY Or. Geo, M. Beard.
(Etori the Rochester E1prcs.]
This is et!dedty the heet nnd moet eeppble work m
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the nfeper modes Of combating ieeo.e and peervfng
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Ggss y s Nt o. e sare many salua6s res
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chaPef 9ho1ld be read by every man, woman. and
any family in one year by the diminished doctors biiL
and saving the cost OF Quack nedcinea that do raore
hat1n than good.
lne arEr vcL, 1867 pp. with 10 Illustrations
Price, cloh 81; library leather, 3D. hall T1rkeY, u
ssALI ly subscription only.
AGrBt. wanted, to whom liberal commissions aut eY-
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In pface- where there local agents, subscriptions
may be cent to the publisher, ". T. KEENEfL
iA MaGfsun+at.. ChicnRa. III
, 1870-06-30
TIE INDIANS
Lnte Dispatches from the Pinins-Sklr-
tutshcs Between the Government
Troop. and tho Red
Skins.

The following dispatches, received at the
3lnltay Headquarters In this city yesterday, from
various military posts IN the Indian country, viii
be read With interest:
FoRT FLED, STEELE, W.T.,
June 28, 1870.
Captain Dcres reports abont 1o0 Indians crossed the
rairosd truck att night. sepnrntion. They were
geng South Lieutenant Smith Il after them with IS
men. JAA. T. BRtHBfN, BtEYcf Colonel
, 1870-06-30

. LEWISTON, Me-, June 2o.-The Republicans OF
the Second Consrcs sonal District have nominated
v. T. Frye, Of Lev! !5:ul, for Congress, tl: uau,t
Of the present Representative uon. 1. +. Merrill
being withdraw.
, 1870-06-30
Illinois Excnrs1aahfsrs ar St. I.nrtx

Illinois EsxC1lrsl01ltsts Mt st. LOuis,
y. Lou's, June ga special train, With about
!V prominent citizens frum Decatur. Ill, aud
towns along the Decatur 4 East ST. Ionis RaII-
Toad, arrived here this afternoon, nnd returned
this eEsntng. The roal il completed between the
tWo pol1ts, tat Will not be opened for buaness for
business for q few weeks ret
, 1870-06-30

Hond4 at Frankfort.
FRANKFOR1, June 92-Donds closed dst 1t aafa
"
, 1870-06-30

TOLEDO, O., June 29.-The contract With ]. Ed
win Conant for the construction Of the railroad
from Lexington, Ohio, through Toledo to Ann
uIght by II to2
, 1870-06-30

NEH T0RK, June 29.-The Intelligence from the
South American Republic Of Coumbtn Is import
ant. A resolution has been introduced In the Co
1u1nltan Senate fnstructfng the government to
propose IN alliance With the republics of Spanish
America, the object being to effect the Liberation
Of Cnbn md Custa Rica. Should Spain refuse to
withdraw her troops from these sllnds, the allies
will declare var against her and atl the Cnhas in
achieving their Independence. The resolution Eaa
pissed enthuslastcany, and b. Q larg0 majority.
, 1870-06-30

MADRID, June 2o.-Thn press protest against
the restoration OF the Bourbon Dynasty Id the
person Of the son Of Isabella.
The Law authorizing civil marriages goes into
operation on Sept l.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-25
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUSv!LLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI-
TY-STEPHEN ..OOF. Office, Hamiton's Cigar
store, address Titusville Pa. Assistant John Van
SERVER.
TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI
TY-H FL THOMAS. Office and address, Man
sion House, 1itusvil,e, Pa.
SHAMBURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE IR-
WIN. Office, shamburgi residence, Titusvillc Pa
Assistant A. A. West.
ENTERPRISE II.EASAN1VILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PITHCLE w. GEO. VAN
yLIET. Once and address, Cnnsc House, Pleas,
..fyille. Assistants H.. G. Huntington.
TIDIOUT AND WEST HlCKORY--CHAS
CLARK Office and address, Exp ess Office Tidi-
onte. Pa Assistant Il. G. Bear1sey.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address, Petroleum Cen
ire, Pa Assistant, Charles Blackiord.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
a, oil Greek and Cherry Run, from Story Farm TO
ntockyiiie--JA MESSAUNDERS. Address
lar. Farm, Pa. Assistants: Luther B. Saunders,
Charles ~ Cochran and William Hoyt,
MoCLINTOCKylLLE, OIL. CITY AND KENO
A. s. WEST Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
AFRANRLiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY Rly.
eRCI. WILDER Office and address, Franklin,pa
SCRIJBGW WASS,1 FOSTER FARM " PA6kERS
JkNTNNl-RICHARD w. REDPlH.D Once
md address Scrubgrass, Pa Assistant, H. w for-
,e,1ield. address Emlenton, Pa.
WESr VTRGINIA-C. ID. ANGEL anu l. r.
o0iG. ld.sqss, Parl;orshur.. Xe,t Virginia
AobSff, fSszs,}" T0rps'' 10
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-25
CAUTION.

The public Is cautioned against employing, anv
y. since the Roberts Patent cover the mse of tho
iorPcdo and all explosive materials for oil wells
anu the I.e OF such materials by other parties is
ffinging any of the ROBERTS PATENTS will he
dealt with according to law, and as acting wifullv
and knowingly In defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have recognized their business
with view to accommodate Oil Men in every part
Of the OIL Region. They have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
for the business. Each Torpedo is labelled with
date af patents, together with the price of the Tor
pedo, and signed by an officer of the Company, so
every Operator wishing Torpedo. may know its
price and whether it came from our Office
Operators will confer favor by reporting to this
Ofiice any negligence of Agents.
Tho following named persons have been appoint
% Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Regions
OF Pennsylvania andWest Virginia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

CHALK.--Every body knows what chalk is.
1t is white claycy substance used in school
rooms to make figures on the black beard, by
railroad conductors to chalk your hat, end by
carpenters anu other artisans in a hundred
useful ways All along the English and Irish
coast it forms immense cliffs, and of course is
"cheap as dirt" Until a few years ago ships
used to bring it over as ballast, and give it to
anybody that wanted it for nothing. Thus
probably ten CT fifteen thousand tons q wear
were imported, and people could buy it any
where for a trihe. But few years ago an i'm
pecunious Jerseyman found chalk hill on
his farm down in Monmouth county. He sue.
ceeded IN buying up member of the ways and
means committeein Congress who got duty OF
$40 a ton on foreign chalk. So instead of being
unloaded from vessels as ballast it must now
pay $40 duty. duplicate invoice and mani
Test must be made out, light house and CON
sui fees, port dues and tonnage duties paid, un
I'll chalk, which formerly cost nothing, now
costs 81 ton. Consequently no more is i'm
ported ana tins Jerseyman, selling his hin at
VIZ a ton, is in clover. So the people arc tax
ed some 100000 a year purely and simply t,
enrich Jersey Shylock, and perhaps cor
rupt congressman or two.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19
Tariff ImpositionS.


The report Of Special Commissioner Wells,
Of which We are indebted to Hon. B. e. Cook
for copy, affords about $50 pages of as good
reading as can fall into the hands OF American
voters. The information of Mr.. Wells, on the
whole question of our national industry and
resources, and how they are stimulated or
retarded in their development by the wisdom
or mistakes Of our law makers, is so minute
and complete, and his conclusions are gener'
ally so just and irresistible, that with an hon
est congress to back him up, an immense
reform in all that relates to our national taxa
ton, revenue, and industrial economy would
be inevitable. His facts, figures and reason
ing are especially irresistible in reference to
the enormities of our present tariff, demon.
strating, as he does to mathematical certain
ty, that under its abominable exactions, the
people pay annually over thousand millions
of dollars to put less than two hundred mil
lions into the national treasury.
Some idea of how this is done, may be
gathered from a glance at the article OF
leather. We all know to our sorrow what an
extra drain on the yearly allowance the enor-
nous increase in the price of boots and shoes
has become Mr.. Wells shows that the con-
sumption reaches $22s, 100000, and that,
through the increased tariff on leather and
dozen Of other articles entering into the man.
ufacture of boots and shoes, they cost now,
after making all due allowance for deprecia-
ton in currency, full Is per cent. more than
ten years ago. The real tax coming out of
the peoples pockets on account of the tariff
on shoe leather is not less than $l5,O0O,OO0,
but of which only about $2,5Oo,OOO gets into
the treasury. The balance goes as a bonus
principally to the manufacturers of leather
and prunella. Has this extra tax of 100000,
900 on the people benefited the workmen
Wells shows that the purchasing power of the
wages now received by the workmen is less
by 80 per cent. than it was ten years ago.
Who then, is benefited! The monopolist.
Each one Of our readers who buys $40 pair
of boots pays So ts the monopolist and 81 to
the government, on account of tariff, and that
is called encouraging home industry"
Mr.. Wells gives dozens of instances of the
kind, showing that by a judicious modiica-
ton of the present tariif, on the principle an.
nounced in Marshall's resolution, which the
house came so near adopting, over five hun.
dred millions of taxation year can be remov-
ed from the shoulders of the people without
diminishing the revenue dollar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

WELL Pur,-When any question touching
the national bank system comes up in the
house, Mack" Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
rises to point of order, which is this The
rules OF the house page l2G of Barclays Di-
gest) expressly prohibit any member from 70.
ting ION any question in the event (which he
IS Immediately and particularly Interested -
Now we all know that there are nearly eighty
national bank directors and presidents in the
existing houses There were sixty-tivc in the
last house by actual count, every one of whom
was reelected, and the number has been in.
creased by new accessions. What right have
they to vote on question involving the inter
csts and privileges the national banks9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19
SUPREME COURT BUsINEss-The Otta,

SUPREME COURT Bus1NEss-The Ottawa
Republican copies sec. of the judiciary
article of the new constitution, in reference to
the supreme court and then remarks
1t will be noticed that regular terms will be
held as usual at the places now provided by law,
the only change being that extra terms shall be
held in Chicago
The regular terms shall be held ''at the sew
eral places provided for holding the same
until "othcrwise provided" That's what the
section says. In another part of the same ar
ticle, as well as by law now, provision is made
for but one term year in each grand division
AS section 4 is mandatory that one term a
year shall be held at Chicago, how con there
be Il term at Ottawa, until tuo terms q wear
are ordered in the third division, and arc
these likely ever to. be ordered while the court
greatly enlarged as it will be, can dispose OF
the business by holding one term year in
each division?
The honest truth is, Ottawa is sold out and
not member from this county raised squeak
against it in the convention.