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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
SIecln1 70 tTIr N1Ws
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S, 1871

WAsnlNGToN, Dee 1S, 1871
The Reports in the Giddings case
wcro submitted today and fixed for
debate tomorrow. The minority
for Giddings, and say to the extent
that the votes were rejected by the
Governor of Texas on Cccount Of
objections to individual voters. for
the reason ut they did not, in his
opinion, possess the necessary quail
ifcations to voto is an act, in the
opinion of the minority, without
even tho color Of law. This is II judi.
cial act that can only bs properly
performed by Judges of election,
and then only by the presence Of
tho party Offering to vote, with full
opportunity to DO heard Whenever
his qualifications are called in ques.
tion, subject, In case of contest upon
the merits, to DC reviewed only by
this House.
The case will be re-committcd
TO the Committee on its merits.
PORTER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

A young man generally gives a
lock of his hair TO bis sweetheart
before he marries her. Ailer mar
rings she sometimes helps herself,
and disbenccs with the use Of scis-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

u,c ,hs Dem .rsIs a. la'"r iNr'I
end. ard leave ihfiH llsbandei ani
broken az uRi raihe'l
g. Ths Liberals lhink Grant =
had man. l.taunhai, t"rrupl- So
they SAY. Thef think maF EraFs
more uI his adm nislralioH wi'i rial"
us. Bu, all they vote i"r a hrma-
orat L. save their euuniry! Ne. -
The Democrat. are corrnm and
disloyal party, iuI will they v"'r
Inr a union Dom0cral, whose 10y
atty was neyer suspected snd
whose character is stainless Ger
lainly nat-nnl cysn a. save lhs'F
country from rain, This IL lhe At
Iiludo of this valn'glorlnu., deceit
iul liberalism,
q whom will they vote flrs No
body hut one of themselves, The
question is thon Ons gi office ani
nothing else, Now how piIable,
how c0ntemptable is tho motive of
tho great Democratic party Il they
can be whcedlcd or frightened into
such u policy. Tho Democrats
must provide for the campaign IN
der such auspices, % per cent, iinol
20 per cent of all that support" Il,
Aud vet behold the arrogance aud
presumption of this illibersl Repnb'
Iican fnutiOn which blusiers aud
threatens US il docs, and demands
the right TO name Presidential eau
didatcs,
I. IL il said the Democrats can
not succeed without getting more
votes in 1872 than their tickets
have received this year. That is
truu. They cannot he elected with
ont votes. But what assurance
have wo of votes from these Rcpub'
leans. None ut all il Grant il not
nominated. How many, II he Is
nominated aud the great Democrat
| ic purity disbanded2 Ono, two or
three per cent of the votcsy No
one can tell How many votes will
we lose by dis6andingf Ten, if'
teen. twenty per cent? Who gives
bond against that? No party ever
did relax its organisation IN hour
without losing votes, and no party
can forcgc lis active work II year,
without destroying its power -
Hence the passive policy is nnwisc,
ruinous, and the good sense OF the
pcoplc will see it, and it never will
have rs much favor again ms ii has
to-day.
s. What will we do? Discountc.
nance the passive policy-insist on
thorough Democratic organization
/ Stand by our colors all the time. -
In this way we shall gain votes
There are among the people thous'
unds who will not vote for Grant
these thousands in every State must
flock to our standard rs tho ouly
raIying point against Gramt, If we
do not play both the coward and
the fool. The dissatisfied Repub!i-
cans are sure 70 vote for Us when
Gran, comes mp. They can't vote
for him, and If he can be beaten
this is the way and the only way to
| do it, } L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
EUILLOT & co.
RestaR.

" GCILD0T sssoeisting himself -iih
NJ. competent workman, resumes hi'
shop Of his old stand, and sgain esers ms
services 10 his old customers and the Pn1ii'
generally where all lines Of csrEihgs vorf
Wood work, Iron work. Pal Itibg, Trim
nina. Harness making, etc, viii Be promFi-
" ard substantially 6nisbed-
Tlss fefst DE-. 2 Is7i-l2.spps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

True picty Is not a morose, but a
cheerful thing; whilst il makes me
iovful, it delivers me from frivolity !:
vet it causes me 10 be pleasant and
glad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30


The Gonzales Index says, VIC were
pleased last Friday at the return O.
our friend, Col W. Il. Sayers, who
has been to Kansas. looking after
some Texas hovincs, driven during
the summer by Miller and Sayers.
The Col. reports the beef market
closed for the winter. Cattle not
disposed of have been put into win
ter quarters TO be fed on corn -
From what wo gather rs to the
abundance and chcapness of corn,
we think that those who keep their
cattle through the winter will rea-
lizc good prices. At the opening Of
the spring trade these cattle will be
throughly acclima,ed and fat. Many
of the cattle remaining in Texas
will perish for the want Of subsis-
lance, and those which do weather
il through will not sufficiently rccu-
perate 10 be driven carly in the sea
so1. These considerations induce
US to believe that cattle in the
spring will be scarce and high -prie
cd Bdstrop Adccrfissr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
AGarlsa, DrmssTat.

ghE ,"NgHArT giTn "A EAfkEIt-
Ia uyerlaulins ihe oli iseamrnls
ia ihe TrrSsgry lirpsIimrEi Tr,s',i
"a. lhe nsiuWins agRcrmeEi msir
brlNtEn nur s0VFTHmeal aHd ihr
Marguis io ia hsyrl,e Sss hFssshi
o. iigut. ID Is HlfFrslias in iisrii,
ani a. shoNins hos greet ahieF
lakiugs nquirsi shoTl c0hlTNcls,
"ni, in Ger early History hoA-
e,asl kay1iTsr,
AGREKnbsT VI NAEQris ~ "a "a
NETTF,
The desire cvin1s,l hy the Marqais
10 la FaYvllo oi serving IN tie | nj,
tel States of NoFlh Amerlrs, and
the interest which he takes in the
Justice Oi their cause, Rni Wishins
Ior an u,InFlsnlIy lo Distinguish
himself ia war, and of rendering
himself useful 10 tho extent ~ his
ability; bat not concrallng from
himself, that ho may be snab.o 10
obtain the consent oI his family, 10
his serving in the foreign countries,
ar 10 crOss lhe ucran, unless ho shall
go there In quality Of a General Of
hror, believe cannot better serve
my country, aud act ia accordance
with MY power lu grant commits
siums, than IN conicrring 0h him, IN
the name vi tho Mnst Honorable
Congress, the rank nj Major uencr'
al, for which, ! pray, the States viii
confirm, raliiy Hnd pturpily be-
stow comIni sion, Tor him 10 n.'
sumc aud hold tho rank, from this
date, which belongs tO general OF
iiver oi the same grade.
lis high bcr.h, his connections,
tho honorable titles which his fam
ily enjoy nj this Court, his very
considerable wealth in this King
Gsm, hi- personal merits, his rcnown,
his disintrrcsledness aud above oil
his zeal iOr tbs liberty of our prOvin-
ecs have alone ipaarcd mo ~ ptpoh'
ise 'ffim the above rank oil Major
General, in the rame of the Uni
ted States.
In testimony Of which | have
signed these presents.
Done ut Paris, Tlh December, IL
40. SlLAS DEASE
Under the above conditions ! of
fer my services, aud promise Ia
take my departure at the time aud
in the manner which shall appear
most suitubls to Mr.. Dcanc TO serve
the United States with all the yea
in my power, without pay or ape
cial aiIO wanrcs. rcscrving TO myself
only the liberty Of returning tt
Europe when my family or my
King shall recall me.
Done ut PARIS, 7th December, IL
7G.
(Signed)4E MARQUIS DE LA FA
YErTE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION
Babies and Small Children,

which are made a speciality.
All kinds of Landscape Pictures made. Family
groups taken at his Studio or at their respective
houses
lie wishes to say few words in kind way to the
young Ladies' and Gentlemen OF our vicinity,
SECURE THE SnADON ERE The SIDS1ANCGRApb,
of your honored parents, and have the iifcike sha
dow tastsinlly hung in come of his benutifnl frAmet
and let it grace your dwclling' 1t will he source OF
pleasure to you in future days.
Careful attention given to making copies OF other
pictures. All kinds of paintings done from lie or
from pictures Of deceased friends.
Instruction given in the Art, prices moderate and
satisfaction guaranteed.
TIER may be work done for less, but he asks that
the qtislify DO given the preference.
Dallas. Texas. Dec, o. 1871 =13:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

TuE TxbiANs.-Thc heart Of every
frontictsman in Texas, who reads
Grants mcssato, will bound with
jov when he comes to tie part about
The Indians. He says that "the pol
lev pursued towards the indians has
resulted favorably so far as can be
Judged from the limited time dur
ing which il has been in operation
He recommends liberal appropria-
tions 10 carry ont the "peace policy.
1t NAV be inferred by those whose
lives and property are IN constant
state f insecurity. that if sufficient
irus is given, Grant will be enabled
10 witness the impoverishment and
eyterminatiun of the bordermen.
1t has resulted so far in furnish
ing the Indians with tho implements
of their more civilized neighbors.
with which TO carry on savage war
fare and robbery.
Almost every week, eome deta Is
of pillave and brutal hurdefs com
miited by these peace policy wards
of the government IL has certain
ly opperated very favorably, if the
Object is ~ give the Indians a carte
bl6nehs 70 rob and murder - Ha'0
Er1nlper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30
Germs Z the Dallas bnalO.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

Orders for tickets TO the Concert
of the South Carolina Land and I'm
migration Association at Charles
ton on the 9Th Of January are said
to be Sowing IN. Now Is the time TO
buy. Price only IS each, with one
chance in sixty-two 70 draw for-
Tune in cash among the 24a5 gifts
thstsrs offered
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

4 reporter has interviewed the
steward Of the Fifth avenue Hotel,
Ncw York, and discovered what
hrcemes o. the scraps:
"Whrn have done dining, what
do you do with the food which ]
lett untouched or barely tasted OFF,
"WclI, il is all taken into the sort
ing room Tho untouched portions
are sent into the kitchen TO he
warmed over for the servants table
The remnants are COLLECTED and sold
TO old Huntington, who lives on
the Bowcry Whist does old
ThuIIingtun do with them 2 lie
arranges them and sells them t"
poor people, who come inlo his shop
to buy 10 or - cents ut q time. -
Then nothing is wasted ? "No,
nothing, The very dish-wstcr is
collected in II vat, and the oil on the
top is skinm off and saved. "Can
this filthy grease bc made pure p
Yes, purified till it is as white as
leaf lard.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

AN EASTERN TALE.-A certain
rabbi had two sons, whom he and
his wife tcndery loved.
Duty compelled the rabbi to take
long journey to II distant country,
and during his absence his two boys
sickencd and died. The grief strick
EN- mother laid them out on their
bed, drew the curtain, and waited
anxiously for her husband. lie
came-it WAS night
'ITow a,cour boys ?" was the first
question Let me see them"
Stay awhile" " said his wife 81
am in great trouble, and | want
your advice Some years ago a
friend lent mo some jewels. | took
great care of them, and at last began
to prize them as my own Since
your departure my friend has call
ol for them, but did not like to
part with them. Shall give them
up?'
Wife what strange REQUEST is
this? Certainly they must be given
up, this very night. Show me the
jewels. ." :,
She took the rabbi to their bed,
drew aside the curtain, and said,
Husband, these are the jewels"
The rabbe bowed his head and
wept.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

The following letter was address
ed to the Pia,tsburgh Mo. Reflector
orthe lat inst, and is from the pen Of
one of tho ablost lawyers In the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-30

N.s ,aia atarsT4rss a. sssli'
h. srrsiil 4isAI thr FiiF isli
~ shTiass n TraFeT 81 lasltt sisalA
Bffas 49, hFTs haTTiesss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

nal full Of punscous self praise Modssty ia not nm
70 s mot
IT, It has however, given prcpcronate credit to other
a aasS s in S fSs@ ". s iss &. @
before the Grand Jury alleging that after the Wholesale
the aaSp that he s s
able W assist tho GRIND Jury In obtaining evidence on
Tribune is by no means alone in the ex
rericnced at the mature 81 Mr.. Jont 80 testimony.
premises Moreover. TIL: TRIn,NE has not hcsrted to
critci,e President Grants actions aud appointments.
who. lille recognizing admirable features in Gnnrs
administration sincerely and decidedly object to others.
In fact, te people Just in mood searchingiy
sran ali poliiis measures and all who with honesty
purpose wrought for the oye:fhrow OF nanopicd cor
devi-i and dcmoralizng abhor equally any traces Of
similar evils among piIlieani II tn, fact that mcn
high places any hopeful Significance. it consists
the recognition OF the truth that party relations 40 oi
misrepresentation ref FRED Tho hetnning Of this
noto wins dragged into leader Of The Tim's. which dis
SsnfH '' e"c MI y Gt'fty sc tc
OF ciunics TO lessen his chances OF SUGGEST he same
mind Inequalities him. lie is alternately the slave
OF passions and prfjuiiccs 1t ~ mere nS pxr"M
now Mr. Greeley wing accepted the Presidency Of The
Burcau OF Mr;!ion, (hc Times attacks man hrrrs ior
poor cn-rint OF thcr scanty savings The rnargc II
shown 10 b. l~Scleos; but avo%cny to scrr,h ,me
tires his connection with H. Upon which The I'"'eS
u' sacT tins choicc !l!u-i"n {" that circumstances:
bin his political foes snk into nga aacs com
parri h shIIe tbtlr emign;s no H'I
a M rely show. Of conlrion lie mot ess',a
h. B.rrsr" ~ EAiss Jam ne
a hern be te' good o.." his ir"d oAr Ia ann
the Other I..rg ib, ,cs sho c...gt TO der odre.
An'dhc" article IL the isSii" vi ihe Times Htys:
an. affinity OF 1mL rnnusH is Peter Brains oTrrny,
while R'y II,u'A Wari Br""er b'stow- i' rI"rIr
hiT rt.,rs upon Rs Tweed Each alike rnamor'i
wiih their NdchtIncs. Wo nave reluctantly occupied
all tnis space gNr force oVr pro a-nIl'i TN"
Kind - inurnaIn,ia V are ware that TIE TEiEthE
AID her influential 'l"rs aic lar from innocent III lhis
parGIar But tl persist az e.Ol 0f The TtncS |" eve
currency 10 what c,, poison Of average Information
iri'- Row lbalDuS fll>cIoOds IL oil INST
ii..!y ssid In the
"nry there not vcinibc sroin'tr"Sor
l,.it cutii.d iii inr lwrriul journal IT, CON-
'ar. tlInt Il grade #, i'm, IL lmrsOial ranrnr
ad i.ha fbTr.u!isi 81. pursuii> .r iNcT ,ion> IN
tvO! o. tee ere NY. Trey may cri'it:in inT"n iJ'
p.rtsiu-. Iu the" soon uiafn,t and GLHr.r'l eir,>.
ana oii.,. IrUp'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
SEVERAL POINTS WE'LL STATED.

lTlvu
The N,,r- YORK. Time. has for some 'iinc palt
,.r,' ,,L -, o,ny 10 - lc the prhc thlt ~ h',h
, re-, = ,,ri NJ i, Tainn,iJ c"rtcrn: FFnli'i.HIni
viii ,ycry ana HAL. AMI not nuch III i"no VI ~, o'
,'nm,.iv juc might naturally suppose lila. h, en-,
iv'' tronI demand nisrrupnl ~ cxpc''hS 10 n''ho
=, in .nrwiss succc Ssfn and verify me i""S nas WV
i"vcr ~ lie truth Among Other ihlnrs J! mIn s ILL
n,;or f,c maj Nv s01nly f"'d uron 'hr enol' "
- a., a.. ina. ou ba uosniGg ih'
81. rs,a, A. = The state has eonr the len"rt'p, ~ ~ M
He No. as "' '''
pE OPINION vAich Ia l"rt r"Ac Ji, nm the a;h In 4
Tn. truth Is. that ~ iis c.rit At cd"in VI" T o'i ~
Il. ,.d al A. m, IuE TEIBJNL rcIIai hou Al. i. ~,
hrlicf thai we have redeemed the Stas W " ' aa I
univ We con1d, nifty count on d a,JiI'n,.I re-
nitic,u in bO IN bra -. Al H. H.. aua'''o"a. :,
mr"s enabled TuE TRIBUNE to alter its aruro 80 ",
"a, f., say: tue rcturas from All Iu'tua r,,,,r ,,
Che, ring We can safely csIha.e lne ~, NJ w.
n,tv I'm tbc state nj 1000o; II ~ possi"'. Una. 80. ~
!, rereInsd by majority even larger .," an, III,
ti,,r fun this, all the clitiOi, Ol luh sh Ia ~
OH inst conf lined an editorial Irnder WIFI. n. 900,
m. o,sule Of this and State In th eoe''p Vi a Sn
r iLr divine mandate mail of
THOU smAlr srEALr This the mesams , Uni "
IN. "s,ct sh bsJ vey little Irrnee " pAfN roud
Ernm Witch II apI,cars that The Times nus u
and Intentionally sought 10 convey ~,on II, .h
rha, YI- Times hus dDno great nDc soi 800 d.
ishnu The secret accounts OF the lIhs nuu ay,,V,
m"uuc1g tho thieves oil honest persons Ant NO.
md they unite In lraisng IL for such o., rcncrrd
nnc can he ~ blind not to recognize su s a., r,,n
nv liner. ~ tho cansc, or 70 uln. 10 wn.t y
tcr, their duo need VI praise III ci'' ~ AZ. U,~s
,,, ,ur bencf lnai the pnDlic Ria'IlnIo " ~ 80
-, ii = il! III I'D iiorc tndiiih. "ci' NV ' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER G. 1877

ALL, T., thu ,ncrcst Of tho railroad. It customary.
when select committee was e De appointed on any
70 :Sa wSG 70
o. p%1SsT ;hs s q the 81 ss S
ersnh line had not COST more than 100000 Or
10000 and the company had the efrontery "
onuose the scheme because. II carried ont It would place
nndsr the scrutinty of Government officials The coun
try had had enough experience OF attempts OF that KIND
re"tion. lie hoped that the House would sqnolch the
thing at once. Here was beautiful specimen OF "Cxi
crcasng the employees of the Government by 5000 at
one piece OF legislation.
criticised y former Committee on the Pacific Railroad
Mr. RANDAlI~-Smplyf for its acts as exhibited In inc
Mr. DAWES--Docs the gentleman mako any such i'm
putaton On the present Committee OH the facihc Ha
Mr. RANDAILl-I have expressed no opinion ON that
of the gcncman's remarks. he has no compliant J."
make against the prt sent speaker in that regard there
is no lropric'y in his argument. ,,,noo
Mr. RANDAlL-I referred to 1t simply ns an Instance
Of select committees. ,,.,,,o,,, q, trc
Speaker should be questioned in the selection OF special
commit tee more than standing committee. .,o, !. o.
not the parliamentary rule to appoint special com
Bittces majority Of the fri, nis OF the neasuc. ,
Nn"n ,ii,ris submitted to select committee. ,l'
majority OF The committee shall 10 Id FAVOR VI 81 SUI
Mr. ELDRIDGE inquired whether the rule an moi 90
further and require majority TO be III i''or Vi '"'
M DAWES dd not understand that there was an, any
project rccUmnC ndcd here The statement ny Ir n
nroprriv At AN IN rlous rate showed that thar GENTLE.
man did not understand the relations OF the inii.fi
rrap COMPANY w,s nrrayg itself with all lis power
aud influence against any snrn rropoI,nHH. wcstcrn
Tnion Tiraraph toinr,uv had opposed the project iis'
togi h understood 1t to have Chang" It's P'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
COZ LZN.VNNT EErOHIS.
TIE prEIlC rEiAT!NH.

TIE Il'!IlC FEtN!!N''
Tx following facts, in relation 20 ?lh!'r
printing: nj. the r.port 81 Ne Congress Printer
Mr. A. " Clayp IT, oct,"d l.rir,cu"n,, Of t." oii"'
as follows:
For tie ynhc printing SCI -nl II
For Pop Iblic printing t,;ioS -
For iri .l,nns and engraving for Congress. 1870 O.
For manpirr for the Supreme '"ur' OF the IN
For sa;aiic> &C., in the iii OF tn" Congress
Printer -..-...-.-....' i2'lf wv
large number Of the public documents ordered I" b.
printed either Icy law by order of the senate. or t"o
House OF Representatives. wcr" lr Distribution bJ the
Executive Departments and Bureaus.
The amount realized during The year from the sale OF
palr do Ms, &C. T. :jii39 3d. which
has deposited III tc Treasury Of the United states
req Ih'i bE Jaw. -
The agvrc cate amount expended for pap was $780,
II, So There renamed Land AT the end Of the year
the same rncnf, Amounting in value 10 S1Ds4 o.
@ IN 'hr ciaracor Of nearly every ca.s
paper FURNISHED tins .ic under ron,rats dnilh@ he
j. yc'r and. almost wi'.oIi rNc"riion lh' S"ttEi
contr.rto have co'nnen!ah" dr>ir" 70 fu'liil
they "Lli-r,"ns Ia the "N'il"'d Nan u 90! ANA
The rXere,r OF their dnI's AID powers III avail ny
contracts. hcc successful N s,I !rS tl!s oi'ch oil 'c
service from Delinquency ard dhiiN''. - ,
In Ini> connection would suggest that the prrfen,
policy of dividing 'ins~'> ~ PAPER int" sn "''' ~
o,cur, 10 me under cxpe cIIcc that uniformity III N-
lure am h ~ tr,"n~ for the c,tir class N
tract, and with one niEnI icturci. man u! Ndn" Nv
contracts III small l"t- rs y 'hr h"''u pun - 80
niuin that uniformity oil complex ion and Il y If can
h. secured bv the change indicate l. Hnd. fu'th"T mn
more economical prices be- "hia"rd whrlc hc con-
~ rs tuLe IN IA, GER ,uJni,f.. OI; thing very cor
tain-a better class of duCuncniiN P:intu& AN u" 't-
cured for the Government, under me 0i UNIFORM
pai"rs than when ar, for rllI o; and
v i'm y,rou- In.inu., Of diverse taste, act'N.
and results. .
beg Irllc once more crIc..y cal III" attention ~
Conglcs> To the importance O revising me Ia" rr'h'
10 III pIhIc pTinInE. Tar II c>,dil-Ii'" lhV est
,uIul,ors o., the r. ports IL; E,crU't Departments
pnd BUREAUS Of the Government t" ne printed '"r l' IT.
u>p rr-l
these DEPARTMENTS, Under tlc Increasing row' ana m
portaucc Of country, are rarhi! ddthfhdhE' w
der thr>, demands ihc ID Departments r"iN re III .lr"Ao
Of extra numb reports for tnrr own use and YET
the statute cIirrs that the Congress PRINTER shii
nat urlut greater nlbrr tI HlccIned bN law. ui-
les ordered nv either House of CONGRESS- lbs "hIi-
mon OF tnnt cinuarrss-ns inu>mch aS IT brings the
t,,uor... ui"r l.tW rNrculN" uti.Ii1'i
and p ~; i.ncd statutory prohibition, whi'h ne IS
Inclined to respect until repealed.