davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
EYCITLNG SCENE IN THE TONES.

4 sEDUCER SHOT AT BY THE VICTIMS FATHER.
John McGoldTick, young man living at No.
l6 Bowery was arrested yesterday, charge Of hav-
ing s,duced Julia Blessing of No 22s MOtt-st While
they were waiting in the Ycstbule OF the TOmbs Police
Court for Justice Hogan TO open the case Hugh Bless
ing the father OF the girl approached the alleged Sc
dlcer and drawing pistol fred two or three shots at
him. none Of them taking effect. McGodrck dashed
down the steps into the street. followed Dy Blessing,
who fred at him as he The fire was returned by
McGodrck hut without effect !McGoldrick took refuge
finally, in the Franklin-st. Police Station. --s'
The affair naturally created the most intense excite
eu among the spectators Many Of those in the vicinity
fed precipately when the firing began. One OF Bless
ings shots passed unpeasanty near the head Of la
borer who was going down Cenrest and the only shot
nred bv McGoldrick passed through the window Of a
Fourthaye car disturbing the reyeIles OF an eIdeIy
gentleman. .... - ,,-o,.,t.,,s ,i,o I.
little than two weeks ago Mrand Mrs Blessing az
tackled McGOldrck near his residence IN inc bOWery,
and while Mrs. Blessing held him, her husband staoDed
him in the thigh, causing serious wound Ihey were
arrested and held TO ball but were subsequently, uls,
charged by Justice Scott MeGoldrck, about year ana
laif ago duaTreled with StnSOn MCIvOr school piln-
cu9i now empioyed in Harlem, and fired twice at HIM.
Mcvor uninjured, although one VI the paIs pdseou
messing was arrested and taken before Justice Hogan,
aud McGoldrick made charge of felonlous attaul
against hil. Blessing demanded an examination ana
il was granted Later IN ING Day BON pII9OGa an" ~ V @
plaDaut were represented Dy couhstI. BuInS 1t no
ANIMATION Blessing extremely excited, ana several
times expressed regret at not having klled te
who had seduced his daughter He also declared LIS IN
tenOn Of renewing the attack soon a ne shou1 meet
Mc(oldric after leaving the Court His counsel con
tended that he mad received great prONOca'0h loI lS
act and was justified ia what he had done The maGis.
trate said that, inaSmuCn as the prisoner ha ueC!ae
his intention OF killing McG0ldlck ne cou9 nQt leci
fore refused bail and committed Blessing 10 thc lCmDe
The seduction case was postponed
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THB WEATHER
ysv.yops Hour Their Bar. Wfld . Honr Iher Bst Wn1
MsJi..T $50 2osoNK hsyL9 6J 3m 3 "a
$40 a9o1s sw II $50 2a9o 3. s. W.
REMLRKs.-May 1, 1sI0-Thermometer at O. ILL.,, oo';
D. m TOO; IL D. M, S6'
Amended ia abstract Of the Central Park heteor0
logical Deparm report for the week ending April 29;
'0e Ipcb.sI Degrees.
o8 Mean. G S55
Narmum April a. 30 81 Maximum at M, April D.'o5I
Minim m April 49, aaG0 Minimum at D. ia Apnl A
Range ..,."........ 1i Iange..'.''
Anil 27Rn from 79o M 10 u Of G2 inch
April @Ran from sZO m to p m-Amoun' OF "ef'' 30 n'n
Total ''' INV
Distance Travelled BY the wind during the week. JIG miles
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
.,,,s,,or 10 those of Brooklyn

have proved Superior e Dl nae SS
and vicinity for %nv % T., that direction unusually
a BE arSs mna9 a
WlllamsDrBn' Thn number OF families moving TO the
It's o the Hudson asS much ess IMAM nyca % o
toMn ,i % eases residents In that LOCALITY nave o'o"
sever eve 1890 during the present season.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
lAnneuneenenS.
BuRNE1r's CocoAINE-Th best Hair-dressins

War rears its horrd front right on our bor-
de Jersey threatens eInguish Pennsyvanah the latter State
troubles her oysters that line it takes all SUM-
mer We pursue happy and df'ge
under the friendly the superb Hats Manufactured BY KNoI the
Halter, 2l2 Broadway Knox ioTeyeri
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

TIE PALMER HOUSE reminds one of our St.
Nicholas spacious ounda the ground aOor whore the beef and
PORK packers evening she ommoous 0hee writing
and reading rooms snkagy noticeable POTTER PALMER dos
nothing by halves
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

VERMONT SPRING WATER-The best remedy
known Tor Caucerols scrocu and kidney diseases See pamphlets
". II. SCHiFfKIIS { Co.. 40 William ST.. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

Perfect fitting and elegant Doors and SHOES
for Lame Gentlemen BOYS snd Children The largest assortment OF
IN the at low prices NEW STONE NEw STILES
Brooxs. 5s5 Broaisay, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New Store y6 Broadway, Twenty y-nInthst
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

II. n. SouIRE's, o. FultOn-st., New York, IS
best place reliable WATCrr DANoNDs choice JA"
TfKt sni srAElSG ENGLH SLyEKwAKE Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

ternoon 40 the Office Of the Long Island Railroad, tho
President A. Lawrence In the chair to raise funds 10
build the road. One OF the Directors suggested lat IL
was understood that the Company would issne bonds
which would be ndorsed by the Long Island Railroad
Mr. CharIic< behalf OF the Long Island Railroad de-
MED that any such understanding existed and said very
cmphatically that N Flushing wanted railroad the Will
opposite view the meeting was an exciting Some OF
the Flushing Directors declare that they nsulted
by Mr. Charck Yesterday deputstion of the Flushing
Directors visited the President OF the Long Island Rail
road, and finding that compromise could be Effected
teHdeIod their resignatiOns in body.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

my Invetcrate Enemy" rheumatism, Is al al
uay speedily By ANGELLs TuSNsn DHs Lexington 81"
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

"Mv Best Friend" SUTToN's CIRCULATING Ii
Rs,ay i9 E, S,v,scenlh sollccs msuy tedious oney iJ
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWrR
The preparation Tor restoring hair TO It's os-A '00
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

PURENoIoGlCAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 5o'
,bss q cut, dcicc. best pursuits poiuie oai
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ptsncc Travelled BY the Wind darng The week. ll6 miles
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your EGeI EEdGMeIIIiIir0 Nm
I-,s,l AND irEStGE 2u W4tHst SAMl. j. hofANH.
ATuISaEK's CELEBRATED COLlBRI
" - % t-tIlrRlL PIANOS-Once 10. ~ last Nahst'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

Notice i hereby given that The County Snpt. OF
SCHOOLS % Iowa County viii hold public examinations
Tor licensed teachers, as toilt~s:
A. Highlaud. on Monday aud Tuesday, sept i,
and ~, 1870 ,,o,
Al Mineral Point, on Friday and Saturday - and ~,
a. DaIg-yille. yn nuniay and Tue sday oct ana .
At the sch7olhoa'r, 10 pistr.e. 40. 2. thgs"Ay,
Al arena ia Friday ava saturday. Uct. q AMI :.
A, 4vuca. Monday ami Tuesday, Oct g. and 10
Tie examinations sill commence at ~ O'clock A.
s. 10 e lrst dag ia eaei. place.
A.1.ie-a Is should brlas sn, all fools cAp paper
- 'LE. PARKS.
,.-.s ,.-,.,,..-s ISL 2l.Q.sG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

MERCHANT TAILOR
ING, AT DELLERS EN-
PORIUM. kept constantly
on land a full assortment OF
all the leading styles Of
Cloths and Cassimercs. All
work done in the most dura-
Die and fashionable manner,
and a good fit warranted in
every case. Our stock of
Ready-Made Clothing Is tsc
most extensive in the city, and
atlcast l0pcr cent. the lowest.
Call and examine for your
selves. AXllI-l1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

FARMERS if your water mills are dried
Up, come aud get your grinding done at
t1e Mineral Point Steam Mil Grinding
Zone on the shortest possible notice, and
al worth warranted
SIT VIM. b. DAVE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
TAKEN HP-YEARH.BNG.

,h9 the subscriber, on lands owned Ivy me aud on
Unya live in sec Town 1, Range 4 in the Town
VI "tdNick on or about the 18th day OF May, 1871.
'1e White and Red yearling heifer.
'A7 o"Aar Is requested to call, prove property,
ny charges, and take said stray away
JOHN ROSS.
"a'd~ick, Sept. 18Th, ISL. 3S-4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
now LOST, now RESTORED

NIANHNOOp: now LOST, HOW RESTORED.
wi Just published by nr. LEWIS; $50 pages
Third Edition. THE MEDICAL CoNPANiON AND
GUIDE 70 HEALTH, On the radical cure Of sper.
matorrhna or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary en-
in,l Losses mpotency, Mental and Physcnl Inca
pacity lmpcdmeuts to Marriage, etc, and the Ven
ereaI and Sypi1lnic Mnadies, with plain and smph
directions for the speedy cure OF secondary symp-
toms Gonorrhpa, elects, Structures, and all sssaes
OF the skin such AS scurvy, scrofna, UloeE, Bolts,
Blotches and rimples on the face and body. C,n-
sumption, Epilepsy, oud FITS, iuduced by stF induI
gence or sexual cxiravagahce.
Ihe celebrated author Of this admirnhie Treatlss
clearly demonstrates from forty years succt ssfl
practice that the alarming consequence Of self abu~
may De radically curet; pointing out mode N
cure at once simple, certain, and ,hesual, By mean,
Of which every sufferer matter What his condition
may be, can be eneslually cured, eheaply, privately
aud radically.
t~rv"i bis book should be in the hands Of every
man in the land
sent under sea In plain envelope. Price ~
cents Address, Dr. Lewis, No. | beach street,
New York. l4-bn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

,-r M ~ whom arc Professors 10 Que or lie olhef OF
No other Bi,ers have ever been offered 70 ne public
embracing SO many valuable remedial agents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

5i3m 264 South Third strset, Willism,burgh, N.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28
TO CONSUMPTlNE S.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption, 10y n simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure. To all those who
desire it, he will send copy of the prescription
used, free of charged, with the directions for
using the same which they will find sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress
EFv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
"a SIN Q6i South Third Strset, WillilmSburgh, n. Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted throughout
he country for is sale with whom liberal arrange
mrnts viii be made. An opportunity Of equal prom
c is rarely never presented. Its sale will not he
limited TO any period but will continue fora lifetime
constantly Increasing with the growth and inelli.
sence OF the country, 1t Is therefore desirable that
those who engage with US, do so with ves to max.
ing the business permanent one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

DoS'T forget that jeff Hildreth still sells
hardware on Commerce street, and that
too at figures way down below the orci-
nary prices. His stock of stoves is the
largest in the city, and the prices he is ask
i0s for them are so low thai all will soon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-28

VIM Teasdale, of Mineral Point, keeps
the best quality of teas, coflees, spices,
and all kinds of groceries that are for
family use, When you 90 there for teas
just inquire about Richardson Boots, and
see if they are not what we recommend
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
The Force OF Habit.

3, President Grant attempted to write
his Thanksgiving proclamation with.
out consulting anybody, and Of ooGrso
as all know, he blundered. - Indeed,
his mind was 80 warped by rthinkinr
OF tho Ku Klux, that when the first
draft of his thanksgiving procl amation
was placed in tho hands of his private
secretary for' correction, it was IN
substance very like his preliminary
ku klux proclamation.' 1t COM
mandcd tho pooploitn peaccably' rs,
scmble within five days from ,tlate and
deliver up their prayers; and threat.
ened general suspension Of the writ
OF haboas corpus. a declaration Of
martial law andarrest Of MI who disc.
bcycd the order if it was not univer.
sally observed. Of course it was cor.
roctod and Grant never knew tho
difference. Wash. Patriot.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
The Greenyille and Columbia Rood
Light, Light Wanted. -

The New York World, which has
turned its night lantern upon the
darkness in this State, says:
"a report came last night that tho
dreenville and Columbia Railroad
which had been purchas ed by the ring
Mt Columbia with money said to have
been raised on tho credit of the State
was the Southern railroad which had
been making fraudulent issues of its
stock" "
What is thereply1
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
From Nav York

NV YoRK, November 8.-Chas
O'Connor stated today that Fields,
who beat Seymour, would be arrested
as soon as found. " '"...'
Since the election the name of
Charles O'Connor is suggested among
the Democratic leaders as a suitable
candidate for the Presidency. Z"
NEW YohK, November 0.-Tbeo.
dere 3. Banaon, a leader of gang of
bounty and back claim forgers whose
operations approximate to a half q
million, has been arrested.
The New York World estimates
the Republican majority of tho State
from twelve to seventeen, thousand
and says the Republicans have 4
two.thirds majority in either House.
The reported resignation of Tweed
is uuc0nfirmed. ..' -. r -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
A Panic in Wall Street.

New YonK. November 10 There
Is a panic among the Wall street hold
efs OF South Carolina bonds, and seve.
,p' ia'iurea are reported. One Ohar.
ruined. ~ W oo
ihree million five hundred thous-
anu dollars of thu Sterling Funding
ponds have been hypothecntcd to save
Sne holder" of the ordinary now. bonds
and to keep the latter out Of tbe
mm,arket.-Spec'al n, Telegram to Tho
Charleston Ne,os. '
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
From Virginia..

NoRFoLK, November l2,-Two ne.
grees were slightly wounded, and a
negro policemen killed last night
near the Ocean House, in Portsmouth
ey crowd of drunken men from
Norfolk. The wounded negroe were
quietly passing High street at the
time thoy we're shot. The negro no.
hecmen intorfered to stop the firing
"heh he was shot through the head
by some Que in the crowd, AMI died
almost instantly.
Several persons implicated in the
snoot'ng ha,ye been arrested, and will
De brought before the Mayor for ex.
animation.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
From TenncsSee.

CHATTANOOGA, November l2.-
Fire was discovered this morning, at
one o'clock, issuing from Fisher &
Bros. Jcwelry store, corner Of 9,h
and market street. 1t destroyed a
block and half of tho business Dor.
tion Of the city. The loss is e.tima-
tea at $4,000 =; insurance $4,000.
The T. origin of the fire is incendiary.
Inc city was fred in two other places,
ont the fires were extinguished.
Fifteen supposed Chicago dosperadoes
arrived from Memphis last night, and
suspicion points to them as the inoen.
diaries. A large number of persons
have been arrested for committing
robbelies.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
Sad Accident,

We regret to state that sad acci-
dent occurred on our railroad yester-
day, between Strothers and Lylesford
from which, it is feared, Jake Bea.
ty will loose his life. Jake was on
the ecow-oatcher, sanding" the track
when his foot slipped and he fell un.
der tho train. The whole train pass.
ed over his body, just above tho thigh
maDgIing him in most shocking
manner. The poor fellow is suffering
dreadfully, and it seems almost i'm.
possible for him to live Union uille
Times. '''''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
NorsarrcslsiS Union. n

Son 4vodS Seaday msooraine rs lA our :
citizens were ]surprised at 1fiudipr tho
town pickcted byU6fted stStss <soi.
dicrs on every road leading to it, and
the marshals actively engaged in ma
king arrests.
W 70 the time of goipgst t.. ,press
the following persons have been ar
rested, and placed under guard In the
Court House
D: b. Fant, Porlioer Fant, w. G..
Hughes, w. Hughos,JrJ MhnrgFa5t,
John Bevis, Albert Ewbankb, Jas6n
G:eer, Il. U. Greer, Wesley,s3anders;
Chas. Jcter, j. L. Gregory, J. Rico
Rodgers, I. G.. 'McKissiok, Jr., Ed
ward Hawkins, Harrison Hawkins,
Robert Hawkins, B. Il. I3ently, Rich
ard Parr, Daniel Blaok.-Unionville
Times. r......... =.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
RingsyilIe 10 NlilIell. I

The Sumter News learns that ie,i3
proposed by q comprny to PURCHASE
from the WILMINGTON, Columbia and
augusta kailroad Company theHe6d
ot their road from Sumter in tho d..
rcction of Kipgsville, (which
WILL probably be aband doned nSn Tho
completion oftle through line \ ana
bnlld an air line from t6at poiht To
Ml'len, Georgia, which "will1 oben 10
snort through line for the Southern
a, anu W oStern travel going North and
Eiaeo sumter oman important through
iAho ioT travel. i.ii tt. .niJEllN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
Market ReD0rtS.

NEW YonK, Nov. ll.-Evening.-- -
cotton = quiet and weak, uplands IsA,
Uraoans ~ l94 ;'sales 1886 bales. q Gold
.'8' ..'." ........ .". u'r',' a...;.
CHARLESTON, November ll.-Oot-
ton . n.p .gpulet--midallnge' III; receipts
1882 sales 200 bales. F"
, LivERrooL Nov. l1.-Eyeuinp-..
Eo,:on G quiet ond steady-uplands o.:
Orleans % tales 10000, ibales,'T.. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

Loyal Leaguers. He says that tho
negroes have full sway and the whites
really no show. In support of his
assertions he cites many instances of
'wilful and patent perjury on tho part
of the negroos to carry out their me-
.fariops purposes. The ouly authentic
ground for these. charges is found in
tho lwhlppipg of few criminals for
offences which tho law did not nor
GOULD not reach. .....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
From California.

SAN FRA>clsco, November H.
Three highwaynen named Jones.
Hoax aud Samp,un, hel,nxing TO y \
gang who have repeatedly robbed a
stage near Cloverdal, in Sonora coun.
ty, this season, were arrested y.stcr..
Gay. Three others of the same band
will be captured.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
From MiSSiSSipDi,

JACKSON, November ll.-R.turns
indicate the following complexion Of
the the Legislature: House-Re-
Pu'licans 81 Democrats 50 doubt.
tH' Z. Senate Republicans % ;
Democrats II. This shows a heavy
Democratic gain. Alcorn is poiuv
to tho senate, and will resign in favor
OF Lieutcnant-Gpvernor Powers
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
"The Dcspot's HHand.,s

A gentleman who arrived from
Union, says tho Columbia PhUnix,
describes the condition Of things in
that unfortunate County rs terrible.
Individuals are arrest ed right and let,
aud there is no redress. In several
instances citizens have bcon imprison-
cd for more than week, and were
then coolly informed that ga mistake
had been made" Another raid was
made upon tho town of Union on
Wednesday, at an carly hour. All
the roads leading to the town we're
picketed, and no one allowed to leave
or enter. Several carriages, contain.
ing ladies, on their way to the rail-
road depot, to visit the State Fair,
wore haulted and turned back. At
the time our informant left, arrests
were being made by squads Of sol.
diers, accompanied by Deputy United
States Marshals., These squads were
securing the streets, having in their
hands "blaok lists" a tap on the
shoulder, and tho unlucky wight is
turned over to an armed guard.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
From CharIeStoBltrs~..SE
From Missouri

ST. Lrts,E November ia bro.
ken rail threw two cars, containing
recruits, from the track. of the North,
ern Missouri Railroad. The cars
went down on cmbaukment. Sixteen
sold icrs were killed. ,.,
ST.. LOUIS, November ll.-Further
advices of the accident on the North
Pacific, stato that only two wer kill.
Cd outright, and twenty or thirty
wounded-eome fatally. 'r''|
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15
From Illinois.

CHICAGO, November 9.-As an en-.
g'ne was approaching McKepzic street.
bridge, a tug colllded with the bridge
and the engine went through. :, One
person was lost and ono Yas badlv
hurt. ,...,.,u ~
The hog cholora is prevailing to an,
alarming extent in Iowa. :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-15

WhiB the prominent conservative
[nen Of tho State have on public toooa.
Esiohs Ptoqounced Sovere condemnation
upon OAx Radical rulers, their actions
in private life, have not sustained
their public deolar atoms, aonsequentr
ly our people have lost interest
in politics. ind 'seem resigned to "a
hard fate. -. .;...-.... ..-.-..... =, -.
ENHqrge the kial ofa boursq that
MAY POSSIBLY produce a ,bottc;r ctonndi-
'tion Off things than now exists. An
ablo cotcmppraryalatoly! suggested o
measure that has been ref, ctod upon
ny US for some considerable ,tihc
paat aWc'rofeF te tho. repudiat iyii, Of
aeertaih portion IF tho State dobt.
Up?n pm y thli!s point much has been said
by the, press and politicians of the
State, without'giving practical way
Eofourrying out the proposItiou.. '","f
|,r'Under existing circumstances, it
strikes Sa forcibty that the only way
to check the reckless administration
Of Coy. SCOTT is to. :break down the
oreditsof tho State, and thereby con-
tract, tho means of working the ma nj
chihefy Of government, and at the
game time. destroy the inducements
thatentice tho refuse of creation to
this stricken State. a fraudulent is
sue of State bonds has bean proved be.
yond q doubt, and there is but one
remedy loft to the people, and that is
to expross their determination, when
the reins Of government are restored
to thoir hands, TO .repudiate the entire
debt of tho State that has ucoumulat.
cd since the inception of Gov. Soo:,'s
administration. That sensible and
far'sigh'cd journal, the Charleiton
Courier, deserves the credit of having
frot brought this idea to the notice Of
the public, and has developed it SO
lucid y sand forcibly that as drfcn-
sive act, it will commend itself every.
where as emineptly wise und oppor-
tune, ...
Wo suggest chat tho tax paying
cltlzons Of every County in the State
hold public meetings ut their respec.
tive Court Houses, and give the sub
jec' The consideration that it surely
deserves. If the proposition proves
acceptable, let delegates be appointed
to State Convention, and the voice
of the entire people le heard, and
hcralded abroad in condemnation Of
tho thieves and plunderers who rule
us, and Mt the same time let the nc.
ticn of that body be so plain and un-
mistakeablo that it will cffectuallv
restrain tho corruptions and abuses
that afiliot US on all sides. -
This matter is of so serious a ma
turc that we hope to scc it thoroughly
ventilated by the State prcss, and ac-
tion taken upon it at no distant day.