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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16
WOMEN JUSTICES OF THEPEACE.

II having been stated that the appoint
ment in Wyoming Territory of Mr.. Mar
tina West to the office of justice of
the peace, was the first judi cial ap-
pointment of female in history, an Eng
fish correspondent writes to correct the
idea as follows:
Ann, Countess of Pembroke, Dorset
and Montgomery, had the Office of hered-
itary sheriff of Westmoreland, and exer-
cised it in person. AT the assizes at APP
pleby she sat with the judges on the bench.
As you know, the sheriffs in England
exercise judicial functions and hold the
tourn on county court. In this connection,
and as it is not generally known that wo-
man have the right to hold certain offices
in England, it may be well to give our
woman-rights champions the benefit of
the list of those offices which the courts
of England have decided that won n
has capacity to fill. They are those of
queen, marshal, great chamberlain, and
constable of England, champion of Eng
land Coronation, not pugilistic, commits
siOner of sewers, governor ola workhouse,
sexton, keeper of the gatehouse of the
dean and chapter of Westminster, re-
turning officer for members of parliament,
constable, overseer of castle, and may be
forester who shall make a deputy to
attend the eyre, and he shall be there
sworn. Asto her right of suffrage, it was
early decided that she might be sexton OF
parish and vote in the election.
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The Leyec System

A bill also passed incorporating the Mis-
sissippi Valley Levee Company, giving
force and effect to the plans of the Louis
vile Convention. The capital stock is
$50, 100000, with low taxes on acreage and
production behind the levees for twenty
one years in the interest of the company.
The bill passed by a large majority after
long discussion. 1t looks to a consolidated
levee system for the whole of the lower
Mississippi Valley under one management.
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EXTRAORDINARY RELIGIOUS
REVIVAL.


An extraordinary religious revival is in
progress in Rondout, N. Y, in the
Baptist Church, Rev. William Ii. Evans.
pastor. 1t began (says the Poughkeepsie
EdgLe) about the middle of November
last, end has increased in vigor and en-
thusiasm ever since. So remarkable and
numerous are the conversions that the
influence of the meeting is felt for
many miles, both in and out of
Ulster county. Five hundred and fifty
persons have already been forward for
prayers, and over four hundred have
united with the church on probation.
Among the converts are those of all ages,
from seventy-nine to nine. Hotels keep
ers, wholesale and retail liquor dealers
and confirmed inebrates have ceased their
traffic in liquor.
Whole families have been brought out
together, and in some cases as many as
nine in family. AS many as fifty-fve
husbands and wives are among the newly
converted ones, or one hundred and ten
who stand related to each other as hus-
band and wife. A large number of
Roman Catholics are also among those
who have been converted. The mem
| bership has been increased from 200 to
500 in less than four months. The
first Sabbath in last month Rev. Mr..
Evans baptized eighty-three adults and
twelve infants in the morning, ninety
FIVE in all, and for want of time post
poned the Lords Supper until evening,
when he administered it to five hundred
communicates. People flock to Rondoui
from adjoining towns and villages, and
the excitement increases daily.
Mr.. Spinner, of the United States
Treasury Department, Washington, IS
curiosity. He believes in womanly
beauty, and will employ no lady whose
features are not perfectly regular and
handsome. His doctrine is, that homely
or iIl-favored woman can not do her work
80 well as a handsome one, whereas we
all know that, as rule, the best, and
truest and warmest hearts often look
through features that have no cut of the
regular or artistically beautiful about
them. The handsome faces are too mucl
taken up with the consideration of ''ml
own pretty face" Moreover, cultivated
brains make fascinating faces.
The Liberals of North Germany ar
trying to win Count Bismarck over to tn
opponents of capital punishment. The.
have recently published apamphlet on III
subject, in which they assert that at leas
one-third of the persons beheadcd or hun
in Germany and Austria during the las
twenty-five years were guiltless of th
charges on which they were tried an
sentenced to death.
. There can be little harm in ''drinkin
J like fish, " so long as it is borne in min
that fish have but two gills.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16
COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-THE House
passed the bill giving counties and town
ships authority to assist in constructing
railroads. The tax for this purpose is not
to exceed one half of one per cent in any
| one year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16

Belle Boyd is on her way from San
Francisco to Martinsburg, Va, where her
mother resides. She is ill in body and
mind, and destitute. About six weeks
since she was discharged from the Insane
Asylum at Stockton, CAL, uncurcd.
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PRUSSIA.

TO Punish Crime instead of Politics.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE Reichsrsth have
enacted that political offences are punish
able only when criminal purpose is de-
monstrated.
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LOUISIANA.

'sAbrogating the CONSTITUTIONS
New ORLEANS, March 1.-the Legisla-
ture passed joint resolution abrogating
article fifty of the Oonstitution-the ques-
ton to lie submitted to the people at the
next general election. This article pro-
vides that the Governor shall not be eligi-
BILE for reelection at the end of his four
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16
TENNESSEE BUTLER.
A Joke On ROderlck Random-Ef-
forts Made 90 Clear EEfEn-The
Latest Phase OF His Case.


Latest Phase OF His Case.
Correspondents Of the Pittsburg Dispatch.
WAsHNGToS, March 10 .-Thcre is quite
good joke told on Tennessee Butler, in
regard to his cadet sale, and the worst or
best of it is that it is tue give it as it
was told to me by one whose knowI-
edge is accurate. The party who wanted
to purchase the appointment placed
twenty-three hundred dollars in the hands
of a Washington lawyer, and told him to
go ahead. In due time Butler was
"seen" by the agent, and the trade was
finally arranged When the appointed
time arrived for concentrating the tran
saction with stamps, the lawyer called on
Butler, and when it was completed, care
lessly laida thousand dollars on the table,
reserving for himself the profitable fee of
81, 800. The man who wanted the ap-
polntment was prepared to bid high for
it, but his agent knew the market value of
such things better; but even he was not
prepared for the excessive verdancy of
Butler, and his surprise can be imagined
when the latter remarked, 'sYOu have
had good deal of trouble about this
matter; take this"-pushing him hun
dred dollar bin, which the uncomfortable
lawyer stuffed into bis vest pocket, and
realized 81, 400 for corrupting a Congress
man. Tho knowledge of this fact, it may
be inferred, IS excessively aggrayafing to
Butler Ia his present extremity.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The case of
Butler, of Tennessee, is finished, though
the form of the report has not been agreed
upon. A great variety of influences have
been working persistently to clear him,
but the case is such that minority of the
committee win present a report against
him at all events. The committee will re-
port a bill concerning the appointment of
cadets, the principal feature of which
viii be clause definitely constituting the
meaning of the term resident of the dis
trict.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, March 13.-It is re-
ported tonight, on what seems trust
worthy authority, that the House Mill
tary Committee win tomorrow report re-
solutions of expulsion in the case of But
Ter, of Tennessee. The cadetship inves-
tigation into this gentleman's case has
taken an eccentric turn, and it is now
stated that there win be two reports by
the committee, some of the members be-
ing in favor of mere vote of censure.
No testimony has been taken in his case
for week, and it is thought the COM
mittee has been less energetic in his case
than in those of Whittemore and De-
weese.
Correspondents OF the Cincinnati Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The cadet
ship committee have at last taken &C
ton in another case by agreeing to
a resolution to censure Butler, of Ten
nessee. The evidence shows that some
time after he appointed a cadet he re-
ceived several hundred dollars from the
party who received the appointment,
which sum he spent with the Republican
papers in Tennessee opposed to Senter's
election for Governor.
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SPAIN.

An Unpopular RevOlutIOnist.
MADRID, March 15.-Yesterday Gen.
Prim was assailed by an anti-conscription
mob IN this city, but escaped unhurt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16

Ace says the mosquito was born OF
moor but honest parents, who had IN their
veins some of the best blood in the coun-
try.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16

Josh Billings says, ''One of the fussiest
scenes / ever seed wuz two old maids
waiting on one sick widower."
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CLOTHING!
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO tx,
FURNISHING GOODS |

EQUAL TO AMY to b. found ia.
United States.
Chinchllla Over Goats.
Edreden Beaver Over Coats
Esquemaux Beaver Over
Coats.
French Beaver Over Goa
English Beaver Over Coat
Light Weight Cashmere
Over Coats,
Light Weight Melton Over
Coats.
Water Proof Over Coats.
Labrador Beaver ov'r Coats.
Elegant Dress Over Coats.
English Beaver Capes.
Extra Long Chinohilla Over
Goats.
Large Size Over Coats.
Boys and Youths Over
Coats.
Shaker Flannel Shirts and
Drawers.
Derby Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers.
Fine English MerinO Shirts
and Drawers.
Fine Canton Flannel Shirt
Walking Canes, Umbrellas
French Travelling Bags, Sole
Leather Trunks, &c.
| ]. A. J. ROSE.
20 Public square.
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MEMPHIS.

Immigration, Regardless OF CO'or.
MEMPHIS, March 15.-Since last October
%. 900 emigrants, black and white, have
passed through here; of which 1000 were
Foreigners, principally from the nelghbor-
hood of Chicago, hunting homes IN the cot
ton States. The blacks were principally
from Virginia.
The Last Sensation.
The Board Of School Visitors yesterday
adopted the suggestion of Superintendent
Leath prohibiting all religious exercises IN
public schools. This also excludes the
Bible.
Rio dates of Feb. 50 say Lopez still
eludes pursuit. Additional troops from
the Argentine Provinces are concentrating
in Paraguay.
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Home Monthly.

This most excellent magazine for March,
edited by A. B. Stark, is upon our table,
brim fall, as it always is, with choice select,
miscellaneous and original matter. The
present number is very interesting one,
embracing the following table of contents :
The Book of Mormon No. .; Bertha Bently
or the Broken Dream, Instrumental Music
in the Church No. 2; Bell BERTHE to G..
Esten; Texas and Gen. Sam Houston; The
Home Monthly, devoted to Literature and
Religion; Something to live for Still; Cul-
ture-Public Schools; Around the Even
ing Fireside; Sabbath Hours at Home
The Editor at Home, etc. This is one of
the best magazines published, and it being
a h0me periodical, and furnished al
the low price of three dollars per year, ii
should he literally sustained and encourag-
ed by all lovers Of letters and literature.
The Land bill discussion in the House
of Commons continues to prove how un
satisfactory the proposed Gladstone meas
urc is TO the Irish. Not a prominen
Irish member has ventured to give unqual
fled praise to it.
William H. Appleton, of the book pub
fishing house, has given $4,000 toward al
orphan asslum at Macon, Ga.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16

There can be little harm in drinking
like fish, so long as it is borne in mind
that fish have but two gills.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-16

JACKSON, MISS, March 15.-Gov. Alcol
offers a reward of one thousand dollars f
the apprehension Of Yerger.
, 1870-11-02
WALL STREET MORALITY.

The nutl,nrst nf v;rsr ,r,oro. ~. ,
,,lers IN Wall .tr.at ~b;oh ] aas,s.;,a -. .,,s: @
terrent;on ~ 1.ana ;n-;os .sd ~. s..-.s ~ ~.
md ;rdm,ente ~ oane.a,.;a., 49, .aa:ss. ~
Canadian monax.lani,sr "a No s;11;ast ~
hib;tion that has been made there tor aon,s
time. II appears that the Canadian hanks
and merobanta nave o1,ont n 0oo mn ~
GOLD nore than thew have anv nse fo1 at
home. This sum thew hava sent dawn tn
New York to land. This 81. rn;1,ions oY
t,,1d Is i1s. one-ha1f the amount of actua1
e,ld available in transactions in Wall stree.
Tho canod;,na h,7;no cva;7;t =, E,rn1o sa1,
their si1tv-aar bills to the mcrchsnta
Of New York md ran .fYon;1 tn nnds-sar
,be ord;nor hrnt.re nd h.nta-s ~ ~,
.4-aot ~. 4. 49,. ,..,-h,. - .t..,.'
, 1870-11-02

nnt'5' until At last ono If them aimed tsd. s'o
!""' and shut hla companion In the mead, ind!ct-
ing NFere but not dangerous wound.
-s"" Inc lst OF November new postage stamps
VIII ~ Introduced In France. They vii: bear the
Jug! ol tne Republic, with tho legend, Li1fFt.,
fpds"tf JSaff5nite." Tee government has also
A"op.sd \ rev seal 1t thezrs thr nSu1e OF Labers,
Auu 'ae leRruds, Au n3m du teuple Preneei,s.
aoe3N' 4'ate' fTassznite" aud !" Iftpa6t.qa< FINN
o"'Af. of'"oeTatFqut, "ne ct indieia,elr."
"A good H41uy remains Vt 4u,edIlayi.o na.1usl5
nave been d1HcovereG ~ a iakt In 3Ipn7,rr rhfch
had t,een tlralned.
-'ne 1'u'''a1 Dc CAartr&4 sAys that q number
VI fiu"ian hussars rode into the town OF E1u.
eon1Aet ana sot9 temporary possession Of the
to"D. trooper had seized box of clgars in !
store aad refused to pay for X The Leuteuau,
IN command hea1l Of It and maize the soldier r.
turn the ctgaEA The latter was severely .epu-
manted and tied 10 cart wheel till the Germans
left TIE towr.
"a New 3o1t man returned hnme the other
oat add found his vile gone He aaya: "Tne
bed vas dfaped IN deep mourning. several foida
OF deep Grape being attached to III edges. 1t had
very sonbfc appearance Uuter III he'd rlo,hra
Ia the spot WHERE usually !ay, was placed pii.
10" clad IN one OF my ahitts, aad where uxhead
should have been rheEc wns a prodie cut out OF
blaek pasteb9af1-" And NOW he waatl divorce
The diamond excitement 1t the Cape has teen
Increased By the discovery Of one of 9sx carass
u Hr. lnnes hut the Al!wal Odaerrer has re-
pottxhteh throws the lanes diamond, . m.xnIu-
cent gem though It be, into tbs shade, for It has
fsaTd that Captain Edwards has discovered dis
n1"nd OF $50 ca'ats. valued At EI01 0on. TIC arrt-
T'@ At the ns1ds are put down at 1000 week.
--1ufge Cutting, Of the Supreme Cur. Of
Marie, hsS decided that telegraph operator can
tot tie cuHtefIed to annex nrf,f,ot ,a9r,.cnae t,
, 1870-11-02


The Democrnts are endeayoriuc to t1efeat
Nh. Jewett for State Senator by circulating
tue story that he is the attorney, and will
bc the representative, OF the elevator men
in tho Legislature. This story is wholly
Improbable, and is at variance with every-
thing TINT We know of Mr.. Jewett, IL
would not accept an election from the peo-
l,:e in order to setve the interests of q mo-
ropo1y. But the insincesisy of the Demo-
Gratis in making this charge against Mr..
Jcwett is shown By the fact that they have
nominated, for the Legislature, Mr.. Fred
Wheeler, the sou OF Hiram Wheeler, the
father of all the elevators. Think Of a
Wheeler going to the Legislature to enact
Law breaking up the elavator monopoly.
let that is what the Democrats arc Just
now trying to do.
Mr.. Stearns, the competitor of Mr.. Jew
cit, is most respectable and worthy citi-
zen. We have nothing to say against him,
hut We insist that Mr.. Jewett's character is
equally irzeproachable. II Mr. Jewett bad
been disposed to serve the elevator men,
the way to do so would have been to get
npon the bench Of the Circuit Court as he
was warmly urged and solicited to do
last summer. He could have been easily
elected to that Office il he had consented to
become candidate for it. There is not q
cents worth Of difference between going to
the Legislature to help the elevators, and
going upon the bench to help them. TIE
, 1870-11-02
CHIC. GO WEEKLY Y7RIBuSE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Tie Surrender of Metz-~-Full
Details.
Contents for the Week Ending Nov. 2

EDITORIALS: JsatcI.l Csimes aaa their Raeesa--
value Of Real Kss1te-Ths Raito4d Aid Bouda-
Eetssm In tho C1r1 Strv.ce-Wo1a~a Suffrage In
M1ssaehusrtts- Surrender Of Aetx-Tho P1eM And
FArty -Mlae=llAncous. Ete.
FARM AND GARDE7-: FAll Piounk II the North
snd South-LoeattnE The Stair FaI1-Tha Market
Rtpottl.
called WolFs Teeth-1sstuis On tho Kar-Ieo<h.
ache In Animal.
SELECTIONS FROM TEE AGRICULTURAL
PRESS: Preparing Potstb Ground Gs4na Cru
-uaderdratuiuE for Tsees-fowii Like Peposzs-
Making sauf'Kzaas-Food sor Fattenins Duets-
Fodder for Hose.
1ExAS CATrLk TRApR: A fnI Account Of tho
Manner in which tho Bn.lncas Is Conducted.
LYNCH LAW Summary justfeo In Indiana-Two
Men Aecused Of Robbery Wrested from the OIL
cen Of The Law, md Hanged. ~ Band of Dis.
Eulsed hcn-
DELU3K: Cubs Overwhelmed by Terrible Flo ods-
20 Hoaes Swept Away-3poo Human Lyes Lost
-13ooo Had Of Cattle Dezttoyed-TounA and
Tmseea Raxed t" the Gsouud-Loss, g.: ooc.oc
MICHIGAN MURDER-HhtorJ Of tho Vaodespool
Gaze naw on Ttal Al kalamazoo :
B1SAARK AND FAynE-: Letter from Riamark to
the PEussi4n Asahaas.dors Peace Interview.
THE PhoTEsr OF Plo: The Pspe's Letter to the
CAnatnais-He Complains Of Infrineements o. His
Lbezty-Ioteytcscuc- With Eduaation.
STARTLING METEoRlC PHENOMENON; "a Red
Hot GEtosAtone"-A - Big Yellow Che ese."
THE GOLpEH CHAIN: An laterestlus Story.
THE EARTHQUAKR1 In lsla: Tho facts I. Given hy
the venpsabao Peter OA1twrsht-What tho Meth.
edstts Gained By it-Curious Stety Of Tecumseh.
POETRY: Longing for Home-Fair Weather aud
Foul
MARKIHD LIFE: 1ts Romance apd Reality,
SATURN: How the Rings Look to the People Of Sat-
uEn.
oLDTOWE F1RRs1nR STORIES, nx NJ. u.z;..
Beecher Stowc: Captain Kiad's Money.
RELIGIOUS SRWS: Important ReltkIous Movement
-Th~ Baptist and Dtsepiss Chasche..to b. Re-
unled--A stfterhood" In tho kplseopa ii Church,
THE ROMANCE OF MEDICINE: v1evs Of Huxley
md T3naale.
SrFFHEs o1RA1sD: Hia Deea,a and Il. oon.e-
qaeneeA
CooL1E LABOR: Tha Expertnents On Southern
P1aat.taons.
CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENTS: Thu Letter. Of secre.
tAsy Cox on tho CA&o-{,ox's Reslsuauaa-Hip
Correspondence With President Grant
GRANT AND LEES ARMIES: Let's, from Genera,
B1deau.
TlIR RKW ASSESSMENT LAW: The Proposed
Amendment.
INDIANA KLxcrloy: OncIa, Returns.
IOWA CFrsuS: Returns Complete.
THE HECAPIrUlATlox OF METZ: All the Imno,,.nt
Details
rHE SIEGE OF PARIS: With all the Important DE-.
tsEa
THk kPRussIAS.FRASoo WAR: With . oomp,.t.
Berune for tho Week. including Full and Craphte
bcta11s-1hc Psnposed Azmatiee.
1HK WEtK: Record of Cus.unt Domestic RYents.
fhE LAFfsF MARKET REPORTS: Fruu III pA,sa
Of tho counttJ.
s'oSkTA1tY: Review Of the Money Market for Tho
Week.
, 1870-11-02
s. The Drummer BoEs' at rho Opera
x1auAes

19ouAcs
Tho public should not forget that Tho per-
fo1mancc this week, At the 0psrA House, Of
The Drummer Boy, or Battle Of Shiloh, n ia
dramatic entertainment, given chiefly by
amateurs, not for prssate emolument, but for
i deserving and much needed public charity.
It ia solely to raiee funda for tho benedt OF
the widowa and children Of deceased soldiers
Ut whom there azo mAny among Us who still
stand In need Of help. especially in winter.
Tho performance itself, it is acknowledge on
all bands, is we'll worth seeing By thoee who
ne In the hRbit Of Visiting thea-
tres; and. u its object is \
purely charitable one It ought to attract be-
aide that large class OF the public who arc not
much given to theatre-goiDg, bat who can in
,ais way combine mere pleasure viii, An act
t:cne from ! renee Of duty to tho poor aud
needy. Tho house ought to he crowded every
Eight.
, 1870-11-02

&,- 80,
.nc'" neeo ~. h'' n"nsn11S among he-
i"'"''eaos !" oec'"'ns h"" 70 Fo.e al 1ne
e''n''oe' e'eei'oo. II every nerno'eaa "'n
S"e coosc'ehts""s'E' thefn Will ne no 1oss
u AeE"o.ic@n fse'n'aney' nor any danger
~ i'cpoo"can "f'"cap'es- Ane e'ectlon Ii
IN important one. III 'he matter OF Con"
6'rsn"en' "1'. "t"'"ortn !" q heP1o1aean'
ano' compare" WIN ms "pponent, man
OF a''ong ananenee- o. great 4eB's'attVc e1-
pe'enes' o1 "no'spu,eo 'u'e"ec!uai Po"e1'
8ao 'ne equs1 IN oeoase o1 any
.nAn 10 ~'.i inset !" congress-
Upon ZEAL 9ues''on' tnetetoto' TUG elecnon
'. "entsotsu secates .ae representation
" tue e4's " - m'n oo.n ,' cutnpetens ana
An" "n0 "no n'n oo Az
M 'et"een Aa "A' e'as''.aeo'' "oe "no
VII 10 'uoei Il" 'eo'p'1t'on 70 use n!s
o'4'ee 4os *ne IMPRESSION u '''as III ons'"
..'' VI ~ otE.1n'~e '.,ca1 oesl'o''hn' Ake
'nat WHICH at3''cts ne" 1oFk CITY
IN tne mailer OF legislative candidates,
tais cats nas. II possible, much greater
interest," Inc new consultation has aool-
lshed sp ec'a! Legislation. one OF the duties
OF Inc Legislature will be to pass general
law fof the government OF cities, OF, in
other words, one law for the government
OF cities having over 100, 900 inhabitants,
ano o'net laws LOT cities OF smaller elasses-
N Polnt OF 1aet, this general Law will be
.ne ct'A3'et 'of tne ci's OF Chicago there
'*'ng no o'ne3 CITY OF tne nfst class- one
OF me strongest motives that has influenced
o'sfel'''ao'e ano afsnonest persons
1o seek election to the Legislature,
In to have au agency in the man-
lru'e'lon OF this general law, or new
city charter Tho entire Legislation Tor
Ibis city hiss 10 be matured in single act
OF tn" Legislature, aud ny this act arc to
!'e secured, or lost, the reforms provided for
hy the new constitution.
1he NepHhs'caus "t this county are also
"'r'y interested IN tue political complex
ION o1 tne Legislature because that body
w'll mse tae appoH,onment OF the next
'Nss's'a'u1e, an" ~1!4 nave 10 cnoose Sen
"'or o1 tne Unite" st@'es- For these rea-
"'">' every so'es NJ" recognize Tue e1tta-
e'on'aFs interest," Ac nus IN 'ae election OF an
honest ana 'htes'eent "e'egaa'on 10 spring
fc'"' ano toa' tn*e oe'ees1'oo soa1l' :" pos
"lt''e' Ire nepnol'eao.
i'eca&'e oi t"e H"1'o''auee OF tnese
ththEs We nave repeatedly, DUNG the last
St1 non'os' "aine' Tue hepa:.scan party
thas 10 nominate weak, incompetent, or
dishonest nen Tor the Legislature vas to
put in pef74 tne success Of the party, and
10 Put in peril the vital interests Of the
CITY o"l "aau.ue7 "ese' tos tue uaos1
part. needed With few exceptions, pez-
haps half dozen in number, the conven-
lion nominated good men Tor these placsst
As for the exceptions, we have appealed to
the party managers to pnf1fy fhe'f tickets :;
totakc from them the clements OF weakness,
, 1870-11-02

o'"b'c citizen. The advice VIC ,rou1.l g'vo tn
L.pus'licsrs is the ssu,e rs that which
JstfC" FsFmbulE so {orcihl, gave l,sl cyeu-
irg. to support their own nominees in oll
cases. unl.ss they believe them to be dis
horest or incapable.