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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

Changes Of very important nature have oc-
Cured in the management Of railroads west OF
Pittsburg, under the control Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company, held and operated by
lease and otherwise. This company, as Is we'll
known, have under their control a plumber of
western road, held under various tenures and
which, although operated by said company,
have in most instances been under separ ate
arrangements, and, as q consequence, there has
not been that unanimity in the affairs of the
company, as far as their western lines are con-
cerned, which was desirable. For the purpose
Of obviating this difficulty, a company has been
created under the title Of the "Pennsylyania
Company" TO take the charge and manage.
mept of all railroad property held under lease
and owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany west OF Pittsburg, including al railroads
owned or operated by them west OF Pittsburg,
except the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
railroad, which Is an independent corporation
of itself. This Pennsylvania company, which
consists of five directors, organized recently BY
the election Of ThOs. A. Scott, president; VIM
TEaw, vice president, and j. y. Mccullough,
general manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

Nearly al accounts from the SantO Domingo
commission show a sad want of harmony be-
tween its members, and some ofthem represent
that the feeling existing between Mr.. Wade and
Mr.. White amounts almost 70 bitterness and
hatred. IL seems that Mr.. Wade, who IL the
president Of the board, and takes plain, frank,
common sense view Of things, considers it his
duty TO prepare the report, which would OF
course reflect his views and style; while MI
White, who regards himself as the scholar OF
the expedition, and directly representing the
burnanities, has Assumed from the outset that
the preparation OF the report naturally fell TO
him as matter Of course, and he has accord
ingly pushed things 10 that end from the be-
ginning, thus making himself thoroughly OBJ
IONious to al the party except the little scien
tIhc Clique by which he is surrounded This
state OF affairs has resulted, 1t is said, in scat
tering Mr.. Howe, the third comm ssioner, be-
tween both sides, according to circumstances
or Influences last surrounding him, while it has
almost driven Mr.. Burton, the secretary to the
fearful point Of resigning two or three times
General Sigel and Fred Douglas are represented
to be demorslized to a stiu more frightfuI de-
gree.
On the whole, the condition of affairs at last
accounts was neither satisfactory nor creditable,
but II Is thought that good feeling will be re-
stored by the time the commission gets home;
and, counting on Mr.. Wsde's sturdy strength of
Character and doggecness of purpose, We incline
10 the opinion that his views will give tone and
color to the report when il comes to be sub
nitted. II need not be added that the country
will have more confidence In his plain common
sense way Of looking at and putting things than
in document loaded down with fanciful
theories and high sounding technical scientific
phrases, such as would be likely to come from
that quarter OF the commission understood to
sntagonize him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
UEsDAY............. March II, 1877.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

We regret to observe that the new demo-
cratic newspaper at Pittsburg, christened III.
Paper, has suspended for want OF support, after
struggle for three months, and sinking nearly
100000 in expenditures paid and debts out
standing. Its title was regarded As an unfortu-
nate one, and its appearance was in some re-
speets unprepossessing, but The Paper was
nevertheless Journal Of ability and character
and babe fair, If 1t succeeded in gaining firm
footing, 10 be credit to Pennsylvania journal
ISM.
The result Of this promising experiment Is
another warning to those ambitious people who
imagine that their mission in life is to be gre.,
Journalists, and that they have only to announce
The Establishment OF a newspaper to ensure its
success. Brains and capital are absolute essen
uals, but they are not the only requisites, as the
long row Of journalistic tombstones in all parts
OF the country indisputabiy demonstrates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

A failure in an unusual quarter, and for a
very la-ge amount, has Just occurred in Hi
res. The unfortunate individual is Mr.. John
L. Alexander, farmer, and his liabilities are
set down at over million of dollars, though it il
'ooped that his assets, if carefully husbandsd.
VII yield two or three hundred thousand dol
Iais over that sum- Mr.. Alexsnder's specially
was stock growing, though be paid attention to
farming generally, and he has been for some
time past the largest landowner in the State.
having not great while ago added to his o,,rer
possessions the great Sulliyant farm Of twenty
seven thousand acres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

DThere 10 merchant in Chicago who has
bis life insured for SIS, 900.
~Never run down your opponents goods in
Irolc. Let him do bis own advertising.
~Seventy-nvec cents q ton u now the whole
sale price Of ice In New York.
~An economical fellow SAYS when his stock
tDgs wear out he sews mp the tops STRAIGHT
across, and puts them on his feet the other way.
tnus making good ut for SOU are-toed boots
Ia lawyer Of Danbury, c., has co mmenced
laying his damages NJ SO 600. The lady vss
arrested, but promptly bA.led In $4,000 By Q
~ The drum major who ran avav from
Ch ckamAuga when approached with covardice.
replied: "Pd rather be called covard All nv
Life, than . corpse fifteen minutesin ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

According TO the latest adsices from the Pa
eitc coast, the Chinese problem is settling it
self In that section OF the count-y,-the depar-
ture OF Celestisls having for some time past ex-
ceeded the arrivals. This movement seems To
be voluntary, but ii is doubtless due to unfa-
vcrable legislation on the one hand and private
persecution on the other. In thus freezing ont
the Chinese, who are exceedingly Industrious
and frugal, and who babe fair to supply VIVA.
lsJust now most needed in certain quarters OF
the country-eheap and intelligent labor-we
mink mistake has been made; bat public SEN
ument has apparently demanded this result for
some time past, and it lie a satisfaction 10 knov
tnat II Is In the way OF being accomplished with
out general outbreak and bloodshed, as were
at one time seriously threatened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

THE COAL MINERS SrRIKE-rhere ia No
prospect OF resumption at the Schuylkiu coal
Ieglon uhui about the ist of May. unless the La
zerne or Lehigh men break from the q assocta-
tlon, and there II said to be much dissatisfac-
ton among them st the continuance or the
strike. The miners OF the bituminous coal re-
giOn at Johnstown, Pa, disclaim anv cnnrac
ton with the strikers OF the anthracite region
say they have lad steady work for ffteen wear.
and only fear low that the strike OF the latter
from bituIninous coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21
New 7-s0 Gold Loan.
sAFBi PRofITABLEl PERMANENT
JAY COOKE 81 CO.
Offer for Sale st Par and Accrued Inssres,
THE
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bond. are secured, t,a. By . First Mort.
snss e.. on the s.rosa it.s L. rolling stock sna
sntire Land Grant, being more than Twenty Two
se soo As are I,TS 70 zach s Road
:. se "a. i mt Ts are ...h So6s
Ct Semi a. she n aud the siss
.1Tssy s,e i:s.sd y ,a.nOmm.iioes Of 500. ESQ.,
The rrystss: upssI the Mortgage ". hs.sr.. ya,
Prs.ldeni Of the PsnI:yiSsnis os6Sr.i ssisTos5
Thee Sorthsrr r.sins g Bond. YIN e .utin-.
PI.nIun Ior iiel, IN exchange for the oomsaaye
yied e income larger, .e believe, than sny otsss
81 scs,:rtss them nsS So a1sse S'i.s.
sine,s tesrssss Their yssrs inco.s i4srd. and
nov ~ err IaiH.~lonr nssssS Bank or
nsnksf VII suplly IT,. Bond. In any desired
WISHING to exchange sooks OF other bonds rr thee
car 90 % With any Of our Agents. Who win sio.
the ME meet current price Tor all nARkErABLs
Those living in localities remote from Banks. ma,
snd VIII ssna ssss . n
= our own risk. ana Without cost % the INVESTOR
or ssnksrs employed 70 ssii this loan.
AT SoSkf e. sses,: A.! Agent; ,ss p:ie,
SAIIoSk u BAEk AEP6BLIo.
Etsss StEs SHa skfSssf Z 90 200.
:sFia s.' EsS Hsss CON- q
w. n. Calf CO..
]: IS 40 o. ::s !: ~
aha-u HssT .. to.ss s,ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21

+ whes!vnsht S6op;. DvsIiina 10 rooms; GOD
barn and 0tabling and other outbufldlngs; vel
water IN ysrdi on the Arlington turnpike, three
Sus5sers nile from end q Long Bridge, ve in ts.
t.rnn 81 ne rood, ct the toll-gate. Apply b.
National Hotel. desS-sf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21
WARRINGTON AQUEDUCT.
PROPOSALS FOB LABOR AND TOOLS

Scale, WAsaIysTos. D. g.. March 81. 1871.
THURSDAY, March sist, for furnishina All the
,aoIr and tools pseesry for completing CERTAIN
sPrreBriation BY Congress therefor, approved july
Printed specifications forms of prop osaIs, and All
necessary Information can be had from Theodore
Samo, Ctlei EnsiD al the Office of the Aaueduct
tie Board rrea.ury rye p 9pse5sasd at
Bids VIII not be considered unless they are At
tsGhed &c, End comply with the requirements OF the
Zach bidder, before presenting his bid, must de
Warrington, TO the credit Of the washineton saue
duct The sum Of 500 CITING recei OTIS therefor as
eo9s if sWsrded to him in accordance Se vi On t b
bid aud the specific atoms
unsuccessful bidders after the award Of the CON
'r The Az 70 tie on is Goppeton
lowest nor any bid.
" Proposals for Labor and Tools" and addressed to
YVES o. tngi1eers o. army Chief Engineer
rry Department: VAST neton, d. q.
Republican and Baltimore American copv ak
times; Weekly Republican one tin e. " mb5 Y ID d
I NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
petition 81 G "a sasHh ls ~
aStd praying for the extension of patent granted
jun 1905. Tor an lmproy ement in Steam Pressure
Its ordered that the testimony in the case be close
ding arguments and the Examiners report be Inn
Oeton be heard on the sst dag Of May nexs a' Sale
Any person may oppose this extension ,,r
mh2l-tN Commissioner OF Patents.
ON BOXES MESsINA ORANGES just re.
sSc , sei'ed. Jh9. W. LGMsDoN,
ALE sue All.
New crop MAPLE sCGAR just received and for
sale BY BRYAN BROS,
Sos Pennsylvania avenue,
most opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
CLERks, MECHAKICS, LABORERs, AND
y others, DO You know that yon are paying for The
fs IL sa or Ten
Years and others s. not more than Six Fs.Is; then
NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL EsTArI AssoCI
and you will be- CREDITED wis tn. .moun, q, e.,,
e 's s On can s b
a Lot, we win pay cash for building you House
Jon make your plans and choose your builder; or
we VII purchase you Lot, and build you House
A psSps,sy so.tins sl:ScS, you can ,.y 70, .. the
No viii Be char0ed for stock il subscribed
for fu,i S.rtieu are, ana 3 COPY q the eons,itu,
0n inquire Of any Il The II
nh2ot once, $50 Louisiana avenue.
MA01 JOS. II. MAYS lMIN
W PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, w
039 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
1SPRING IMPORTATION RECEIVED. xH
~ ALL TIE BEST MAZE OF PARIS XII
SGaSSvGs, IN great variety. Stock on hand worth
VIADIEs, s2; GENTS, s225; MISSES,
u GOOD KID GLOVES at 81 and s1.25.
SPRING DhESS GOODS
We respectfully invite stt, Driop TO large and
choice assortment of NEW DRESS Goods, and es
Pseially to our very full stock Of GENUINELYO
BLACK SILKS from the best manufacturers. Our
prices for these elegant silks the this
morke.
81 100 pieces JAPANESE SILKS, in the latest
and most besutii nj styles, at the very low price OF
80 cents per yard JOS. J. MAY,
NAN 4tf 939 Penna. avenue.
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OF s.u7HIBS LoYALIsrs.

NOTICE
the set fS 90 Of Claims. sEpontsi under
examine, and consider the justice and validity of
,S claims as shall be brought before them 81
The cause and the Government Of The United states
1e during o ins s'U Ies. nj snPse; taken Or
the my Of the United Stares in States pro.
pcudns the u.e and Ioss IF w, vsss Uhed
while employed in the military service Of the
for examining claims and hsa,ing the testimony OF
witnesses and other evidence thet may De brought
the sfeN9 the 10Th das fi es nsS on
shd vii be hsld in their o,oe at ~ ashiegt-n, d.
fey Ts sss T be Petition. es s G gs r s
Of claims nay be presented to CHARLES y. BEyIA-
TN, WHO will receive, file, and enter hem upon Ibe
register az The dse and IN tbs order Of pres-n on
uls and regulations prescribing the form of I'M
petitions for tbe allowance OF claims, the nee sssary
averments, the oath of the claimants which n nst
acc u1psby each petition and the NOTICES and s.ts
mems which must be appended.
A. % ALDIs,
Is. HOWELL,
OBsNGE FERRIss.
MAsHIysIov. D. O., March 20, Isl. u MI I'd
%THE OFFICERS AND MFMBERs OF
1S the PHsBM .CEUTICAL ASSOCIATIONS
Of pc District Of Columbia are hereby notified to
\ TnU rs AY. March sd At g. o ',5Sis
n TO attend the funeral Of their late president
81. Patrick 8 Church at 10 o'clock a m P'Ae0 ~
IL IRep.I &c. FILL, Sec.
NJ REPUBLICAN VOTERS oP TBE NINTa
~ pisTkICr.-A meeting Of the Republican
Glrb 81 the Ninth District will be held at Union
Eail, lith 81 bet New York sv. and q 1T This
Tues Az EVENING, at 80 O'Clock, for the pur-
nose OF eieetpg three members for the General Be
pubilcan Executive Committee and other inn rtaur
cuisines 50. By order Of the Executive Committee
TTHp MEMBERs OF GEORGE WASH
~ 1kGTON CAMP, No. K. N. W ,CfOrmerly
,ns OF the Camp TO be held at Odd Fellows Hall,
Nay Yard, To MORROW Wednesday, EVE
NlNo' al ~ 0ei0ok' cHAs. sn1TBwo
GEo Il. TAFT, Il. s. IT.
~ DIsTRICT-Th regular meeting of the
the council Chamber, City Hall, TUESDAY
EVENING, (2lst inst. y ct eight O'Clock.
a. X, BROwNE, President.
m2-H fChron. Rep
The REPUBLICANS of the
uS TWELFTH DISTRICT are notified TO meet
- Union League Hall, on TUESDAY EVRNlN0,
March Il, 1871, at 30 O'Clock. BusiHess Of import.
apce demands your attention.
BY order OF the President
mo "a JOS. 7. X. PLANT, Secretary.
IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
~ 81 the nrst importance, the NORTH WEST,
for the better protection OF its policy holders
changed its rate Of reserve 10 per cent thus AFT nd
Ing On lMPREGNABLs SECURITY for the payment OF
AL poilcies OF the Company a. they become claims
Ufflce ~ Seventh street.
mha-tf I. 7. KNIGHT. General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-21
Waleham Watches.


We keep constantly in stock q full line Of ell
watches made By the
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
and cheertully recommend them as being. oil things
THI BEST WATCHES MADE IN THIS
also desire to call specal attention to the nav
FULL PLATE WATCH, for Railway Epaiueers
ana Travellers, bearing the trade mark,
AMERICAN WATCH CO., CRE.ENT ST.
This is by far the best Full Plate Watch in the
market and we warrant to give entire satsfacton
The cases specially made for chr own trade aud
are 81 new and tasteful design spd finish
=, also the ,ew NATHAN WATCH for b Jys, in
Gold and silver Gases.
w. M. CALF. BRO. Il Co.
mh2l.n 11OI Pennsylvania avenue.
I TAkE PLEASURE IN INFORMING MY
old customers and the public in general that have
GENERAL AGENCY
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
for the rstrict of Columtia and until the rebuild
Ing OF my old store. am ten pOrsriy located at No
3nl 9Th street, under Liucoln Hall.
nave sisc added TO the above the agency for
BUTTERICE'S CELEBRATED PATTERNS,
ard will be ready in few Gays 10 show large stock
of the same.
Thanking my FORMER customers for their past pa
dealing to retain my former reputation.
Respectfully. LEWIS BAAB.
the 6stabi shneni. mh,l-s-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-12

THE LEGISLATURE has not gotten into any
heavy general business, and the sessions
have been rather short, and not character
ised by any great disposition to hurry the
business before it. Several days last week
were lost upon the question Of allowing
Augusta county to have another vote up-
on the Railroad question. In-the Senate
some bills of minor importance were'pass-
ed-most of. them of a private nature.
I > House has also been worrying a
long. aud promise 20 dispose Of the work
laid out on the calender much faster"
The House concurred in the adverse re-
ports from the Committe for Courts OF
Justice, as TO the expediency of taking
the vote of the people as whether or not
there shall be a convention to amend and
revise the constitution and as to repeal
ing the section of the same instrument
requiring a registration of voters.
The resolution adopted On Thursday
last, instructing the Fay clerk to refuse
certificates of pay to members absenting
themselves, in violation oil rule. 80, seems
to have he effect Of lnsuriDg the attend
ance at number of delinquent members.
Several have become quite conspicuous on
account Of their persistent absence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-12

BoRDEAx. January 9 "Details Of fight
ing near Fendome on Friday have been
received. A about eleven in the fore
noo1 the the Germans attacked the Fret CD
under General Jurten, occupying the dis
trict of Saiut Cyr, Vile Porcher and Vile
Thouve, and drove the French back TO
MELVILLE. General Curten then brought
up supports, recaptured all the POSITIONS
and repulsed the enemy beyonq Sante
Romaine, which the French re-entered at
nightfall The German loss was consid-
abe and that of The French trihing.
LONDON, Japniry 8 "A despatch
from Lille says the French are massing
south of Rapaume.
The French ;harp-shooters successfully
engaged body of Uhlans neor Lille to
day, anu captured forty-three prisoners.
The bombardment of Paris is failure
thus far.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-12
The C0nlanchea, f"

TYNE publishers will shortly issue the his
c. s. a. familiarity known as "White's" Bat
talon, from its commander, Col. Elijah Y.
White.
1t is work Of over 800 pages and contains
the history of this famous com nand during all
the period Of its existence, from the fJrma
ton OF its first Company in 1861, to the Sur
render Of Gen. Lees army.
II shows the operations Of the ''Ashby
Brigade during the the two years thas the
35th Va, Cav. formed a portion of that gal
liant command, giving TIE only published ac
count Of tic great expedition Of Gen. W. E..
Jones through West Va. when The Kanawha
river was set Oh fire, and also the connec ton
of the cavalry with the campaigns Of the A,
n. V.
The history of the Battalion as partizan
rangers on the Potomac border and along the
army lines of Banks, Pope, Mcclellan and
other Federal commanders, together with the
experience of its men as Scouts, guides and
couriers for Generals jackson and Ewell is
given, and the Mss. is highly endorsed by the
officers of the B lttalion who have examined
it. Written by FRANK NJ. MYERS, Late
Capt. Co. A. Both Va. Cav.
Orders addressed TO the author wall be
promptly attended to. Il c price of the work
is $500. Agents wanted. For terms &C.,
address
f. NJ. MYERS,
Waterford, Loudoun Co., Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-12

Florida has experienced terribly cod
wea Their and the orange groves have sutf-
cred accordingly, the ungathered portion
of the crop being es.royed as far up the
st. Johns river as Pildtkas
In Troy, liquor is allowed to be sold
only to the travelling public. The cit
liens are to be seen every morning, car
pet bag in hand. seeking something to
hold in their mouths.
In Maine and New Hampshire the snow
all over the country, is from foot to a
foot and half deep.
There is bill before the Virginia leg
islature to change the name Of the State
to the Old Dominion"
It is feared that the low tides and tenn
perature Of the past week will prove dis
a<trous TO the oyster beds along the New
England coast.
A yankee circus is astonishing the Ital-
ians'
4 dispatch from Richmond says:-
Attachments have been issued against the
deposit of S35 600 made by the New Ha-
ven Home Insurance Company ID the State
Treasury here"
Negotiations are in progre IS for the
appointment Of General Commission by
the United States and Spain for the Set
tlement of the Cuban affairs.
The bill before the House of Delegates
to authorize the people of Augusta county
(olts ide Of the town Of Staunton,) to vote
on the question Of a subscription Of
$500 600 to the Valley railroad was de-
feated one day this week, but is to be re-
considered.
The Washington Star thinks now that
the duties have been reduced on certain
groceries, such as tea, sugar, coffee, spices,
&C., consumers have right to expect a
corresponding reduction in the prices Of
these articles. $50 say ALL"
Another rail road accident occurred
yesterday, on the Mississippi Central 4.
X. Three cars smashed and the engineer
ldiaIIN liJutGu. II oSCduiboub oSh T" ci3
and was sunk on the Mississippi river yes
terday.
The home for destitute femAles. TO be
established by Mr.. Corcoran, IN Wash
lngton, is to be called the Louise Home
Mr.. e. has made over the home, for the
purposes designed, to Trustees.
In Che House of Representatives on
Saturday the day was spent in debate on
Tia polit cal condition of Arkansas.
g'be House of Delegates of Va has
rejected proposition to require railroads
to have separate cars for rolored passen-
gers.
The zoos of the US steamship Saginaw
in the PaciGcocean gas stated in yesterday
: Gazette Lieut.. Taebot, and three sea-
man we're drowned The Saginaw was
fourthrate padd le-whecl steamer, 453 tons
Gold tonnage carrying ten guns.
A foreign climb Ascending the AlIs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-12

On Saturday, Gov. Walker sent a
message to the Legislature submitting a
communication from Gov Bowie, OF Md.
in relation to new difficulties in the oyster
fisheries, aud Urging the fixing Of the beun-
dairy line between Virginia and Maryland;
also another communication from the
Virginia boundary line commissioners Id
regard to the difficulties ofthe task assign
ed them, and asking adequate applopriA-
tons to enable them to prosecute their
lAbors The Governor in his communication
favoss these approximations.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-12
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Thursday Morning, January IL, 1871

WE have before US a letter from Gen
w. H. Richardson, Comm'r State Board
of Immigration, in which he explains the
reason Of the Intellectual operation Of that
Board. The Legislature established, by
an act, Ibis ba}eau of Immi gration, but
have not appropriate ed a dollar fer its sue
cessful operation When this question
was being discussed before the Legislature
a proper app rcciat on Of the necessity cf
any influence to induce immigration was
manifested, aud the great and general
good expected confidently expressed
But they have satisfied their idea Of OF
legation to the State by bare authority
to organize an Immigration Board with
out contributing one dollar 10 make it,
in any way, an effective organization
Gen. Richardson, in his report shows how
great the necessity fer an appropriation TO
enable the Board to compete with Mouth
ern associations for directing The course O.
foreign population coming into the country
and until something is done to aid our
Virginia Immigrstio Board the North
and the great West " i'll claim the influx
of foreign population, and build up a
controlling and antagonistic influence in
the government; besides it will leave our
broad and fertile acres begging for labor.
This is subject that needs tie attention
OF the Legislature, and any legislation i'll
this direction will be very timely and
proper.