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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
NEW tlI;LEINS. RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE JF UNITED STATES NAIL

AiE2ASDEiA LINE OF CNIfED srArES MAIL
COACHES.
Cone ord Coach viii leave Red River Landing,
Iouisiaus EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY ats P. n. "n the arrival of the packets
KATIE, FRANK PlRG0UD and EATCHEz from
Hew orleans, Coz Simsport, Moreauville Mansura,
Earksvills, Evergreen. Cheneyvills Lecompt, ar.
viving at Alelandris II d. 4. n next morning, max
Ing close connection With stages for Satehitochss.
louisials, San Augustine anu Nasogdorhes, Texas
The mail leaves Red Rves Landing DAILY for
Che above pases
ap27 en- 3. II. PETERSON. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04

The President Directs General Emory ia
Send 5000 Rations to the Shreveport
Sufferers.
4 telegram was received by the President
yesterday from General Emory, command
ing the United States troops at New Orleans,
asking if it would not be advisable to send
5000 rations to the Shreveport sufferers. and
the President replied directing him to send
them a: once. without waiting for official
forms.
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4 CADEN1V az MUskC.

o Second Week of
MISS ALICE HARRISON,
who will appear this
Thursday GveninS.
gsd siIf further notice, in the beautiful drama. Ia
five ac's, entitled
AITTLE 9aAREEOOT.
SATURDAY E01S-IITTLE DETECTIVE NATI'
NEE.
oUNDAY-Miss Martha LATTE Soilnssn's comedy,
entitled FUN. oc2
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BANKS AND BANKING.

sHE!TONlA NATIONAL BANK
j. OF NEW ORLEANS.
J. r. WlLnERMANN, President
John II. BRIGHT, Vice President
SoHNG. BRIGHT, LOUIS REDER,
y. KLOpMAN, EMANUEL FORCHE1MER
Or l.. L. MAY ER. RUDOLPH SIEG,
WILLIAM NELLY. CHARLES WEISHAAR,
CHARLES POTTHOFF ED J. WURZBURGER,
ERNEST PkAGsT. J. E. WILDERMANN.
sells I'm }. NJ. WAGNER Cashier.
EAkob n .KEnOt Ale
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Incorporated in 49,.
This institution has been removed to the new
SsaSiu. House, No. !56 Canal street.
INTEREST PAID on DEPOSITS
SAM JONES, JR., Treasured,
l., +. GENEREs President.
DIRECTORS:
Or Sv Newton Mercer, L. +. Generes.
David UrGuEart Georges Jonas,
j. G. Gaines, T. A Adams,
Carl Kohn, Thomas Allen Clarke,
Christian Schneider, Charles J. Leeds,
sSa5huel JaslisOn. se5 FrSuTulm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04

STNKk FREEDMEN' SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
4 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
Chartered by the United States, March, 1865.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,
No. 50 Canal Street, Corner Of Dryades.
Bank hours rom 9 A. ~ to P. n.
Open Saturday Nights 30 receive deposits from
Six to Eight o'clock.
Six per Cent lnterest Allowed.
C. D. STURTEvANT, Cashier.
NesaIy HENRY BACAS, Assistant Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04

0I,HE FIRE On CANAL ATREET.
sEyTLsnES- WITH TIL. INSURANCE..
Slu. rhonsand Dollars worth OF
PINE CLOTHING ASD LATEST STYLES OF HATS
Slightly damaged by water.
A. Less than ii ALI the Costs
At n. COGANS,
Noe ~ and 20 Canal street,
o.s IN, Teyf door ~ Hansen's shoe store.
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'DELIGAN ENSHANGE.
CORNER PERo!I~ AND ST. CHARLES STREETS.
Choice WIVES, LIQUORS snd WESTERN LAGER
always on hand.
HOT LUNCH from 10 ; N. 20 p. N. dailT.
JOHN KoUNTZNAS MIKE LARDNER,
Ana, 3,n PrOprletors
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NEsTCHEsTER, Pa, October 3.-Daniel
Jones, who murdered Nelson in Highland
township, about a month since, was cap
tured and lodged in Jail last night. Both
cOlored men.
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To INVESTORS IN e'''
REAL. ESTATE.
cspisAlists with from 5000 20 tl0,GoS, can hear
o: hrss class EsDune,ative Investments ia I'm
Hoysa City Real Estate, by addressing L. s. this
raica se25
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CONTINUED on FOURTH PAQE.l
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of Special Execution, dated
ID the end of February, A. D. 1873, tc
me directed, issued out OF the office Of the
Clerk Of the hi trict Court Of Tama
County, State of Iowa, in favor Of Leander
c lark. oud against John Goodfellow and
Ann Gocdfcllow, on a judgment rendered
by said Court at the February term thereof.
A. ID. 1873, against the said John Good
fellow for the sum of $ll284l anda he
cree offoreclosure. against said Defendants
wherein it was ordered adjadged aud de-
creed that the following described Real
Estate, to-wit. The West Half Of the North
east fir quarter of Section oneQ) in Town
ship No. eighty six 1857 North Of range
No. thirteen (13) West Of tie 9th P. N
containing 70 56-lOO acres according to
Government Survey. Also the east half of
the North east fr quarter of section No.
one in Township No. Eighty.six (S5l
North Of range No. thirteen (l3) West Of
9th P. NJ. containing IS o6-lOO acres 40.
eording to Government Survey be sold, or
50 much thereof rs is necessary to satisfy
said Judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, pui lie notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall
On the 6lst day OF March A. d. :s73 be,
tween the hours OF O'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock T. N of said day, sale to commence
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front
door Of tile Court House in Toledo Iowa
In the County of Tama, offer and sell at pub
lie outcry to the highest and Les. bidder
for cash, ali the right, title and interes, of
the above named defendants, in aud to the
above described property. or SO much there
Of q is necessary 70 satisfy said iudp.
ment Tor the above named sum, together
with costs and all sccruing costs, unless
the same shall be sooner satisfied
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
StYsrs, Safely 4 Willstt,
Attys for Plaintiff
rob. 18th 1873. l2-l3 ST,3I
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE

nY virtue Of a special EXECUTION, dated
IL the 24th of February A. d. 1873, to
me directed, issued out Of the office of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Tama County,
State Of Iowa, in favor Of Oliver Messer,
aud against +. L. Clark, Alelia Clark, Hez-
ekiah Pray, Seth Strong, j. Jack, and w..
C. Salisbury on Judgment rendered BY
said Court at the February term thereof, A.
b. 1873, against the said +. L. Clark for
The sum Of Sl49 4S-lO0 and decree of
foreclosure against said defendants, where's
in it was ordered, adjudgsd and decrsed
thu, the following described real estate,
to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the southwest
Quarter sf section No. eleven ll), in town
ship No. eighty-,hree 50 n nth OF range
No. sixteen 1877 west OF the 9th r. NJ IN
Tama County, Iowa, be sold, or 50 much
thereof As is necessary to satisfy said jugs
ment. interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice IS hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 3lst day Of March A. D. 1878, between
the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. NJ and clock
p. NJ Of said day sale to commence Mt me
hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door
of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, IN The
Coun.y of Tama offer and sell at public out
cry, to the highest AMI best bluder, ina
bid two-third or over Of the apprised val
lie. for cash. all the right, title, and inter-
| est Of the above named defendant, in ano
to the above described property, or SO much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said Judg
ment for the above named sum together
with costs and all accruing costs, unless
the same shall be sooner satisfied.
February Is, 1878.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of lama Co., Iowa.
C. B. BRADSHAW. Atty fer Plaintiff.
| lo-l9} S6 80
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
NOTICE or INCORPORAT1Oy

NOTICE is hereby given Of the orran,,.
~ ton of u Joint Stock Company, and
the adoption eff articles With the follov;n.
among other provisions:
The name Of the corporation shall \.
"1HR CHRONICLES COMPANY" and the prin.;
pal p ace OF business shalt be 1t Tolcd.
lama County, Iowa. fs
The business to be transacted shall =,
the owning and publishing the ToLyn.
cnRoSicLE. and doing general Job min
ing business.
Five Thousand Dollars 10 tho amop,,
Of capitol stock authorized. bot the saw.
may be increased to Tsu Thousand pol.
lars. The amount Of Two thousand fi,.
Hundred dollars is 10 be subscribed and
paid up before the commencement Of IL.
corporation: the balance Of the stock Az.
thorzci may be issued al any time when
paid for in full.
The G rpora,ion shall commence jam
airy 1873, and extend twenty years with
the privilege Of renewals.
TIE affairs of the company are 10 h,
conducted by a B ard Of three Trustee,
who shall be elected ann ally on the thru
| Monday of December Of each year
The Company shall Lot subject i,sel
to any Indebtedness or liabilities high.
than forty per cent. of ITS capital stock,
Private property of the stockholdel
shall be exempt from corporate debts.
NJ b. G. TRUE,
MARY C. True,
FLORA NJ. COLLINS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
The Centennial Exposition.

From the time the first steps were
taken toward securing grand in
terrational exposition at Philadel-
phia IN 1876, the work has gone
along cncouragingly, until its success
seems assured. Of the ten millions
subscription, the State OF Pennsyl.
vania will take tour millions, while
the amount subscribed front other
parts OF the union viii easily reach,
il not transcend, the remaining six
millions. This will be the case il
American citizens take the interest
in it they should, as it is got only a
national but an international eXposi-
ton; and that America may make a
fair showing OF her achievements
during the first century Of her indie.
pendencc, 1t behooves American
citizens TO make an extra exer.
ton for the next three years, to
make ample preparations tor an ex-
hibltion of American products, that
will compare with other countries,
that reckon their existence by cen
turles. Every citizen OF this coun-
try, who prides his citizenship should
feel au interest in the success oil the
some assistance to make it the
grandest of its kind.
From present appearances the Ex-
position and tho accompanying cele-
bralion will be grand and impressive,
and will furnish us an excellent op-
por,nnity OF showing to the Orient
the greatness and power of the
Western world which is but IN its
infancy. The Davenport Gasette in
speaking of the Exposition very
truthtully observes In contrast
will be the contributions Of the old
er nations Of the earth, challenging
admiration BY their variety, beauty
and ingenuity. The visitors will be
numbered by millions. They will
come from every section of our own
land, and from every country on the
globe. 1t will be the grand cosmo.
politan assemblaee of tho world,
and the influences which it would
in national, moral and po-
litical improvements can hardly be
estimated"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
Editorial Notes.

Hon. +. w. Palmer OF this State
has purchased an interest in the
Inter Ceean and is now identified
with the interests of that paper.
The Nashua Post "dishcs up q
little morsel of gossip thus. IA mar
lately paid Nashua girl five hun
dred dollars, 1t was his contribu.
ton toward detraylng the expens IS
OF an expected addition to the popu
lation OF the city. Whether the in
veslment will finally increase the
vote is a question yet in abeyanco.
IN o car ds."
The Ottumwa Courier of a recent
date, in speaking of Foster The car
hook murderer, makes the following
very pertinent remarks; Gov Dix can
not be moved to show. mercy when
he sees no grounds tor showing it,
Wealth and responsibility cannot
avail with him. "Offense's gi'ded
hand" fails to show by justice with
the old Roman like Governor. The
necessity OF taxing life as a punish
ment Tor crime is terrible to contem-
plate, but the wholesale Shedding OF
innocent blood, nowadays, by young
bloods like Foster, in large degree
because they believe they can escape
the gallews, or if sent to the peniten
tary, in few months or years at
best, be pardoned out, demands a
sacrifice to stay the growing influx OF
murders"
There were hanged last Friday
three persons, one in New York city
tFoster), one in Syracuse, N. Y.
(Frolich), and one IN Boston INC
EIhany, wife murdcrerl.
Stringent law aud rigid enforce
ment OF the same is the only effect
ual methoj OF putting stop to base
murder aud high handed crime.
That part of the St. Louis, Kansas
City & Northern Railroad from
Ottumwa to the State line was sold
on Tuesday OF last week at Ottumwa
by Col. Geo. B. Corkhlll, Master 10
Chancery. Chas. Parsons Of st.
Louis bought the road, pay ing for. it
100000.
Mr.. Fenton. of New York, intro.
duced the following resolution il
Executive Session of the Senate on
Friday last, which squints at the
question OF resumption
"Resolued-That tho Committee on Fl.
nance. be directed TO see what measure or
measures can be adopted by the govern
ment, which shall give tho country a cur.
rency convertible into gold at the will of
the holder. titus securing eater stability
in exchange trade in the work Of protection
and investment and in compensation Of la.
Dor, and TO report by bill or otherwise, ..
the neat session Of Congress"
From January 1st- to March 18th
there were placed on the eubscrip.
ton books OF the Chicago Inter
Ocean IA, 1886 new names.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
Peoples Narrow cuage Rail
way.

From what we have been able to
learn concerning this proposed rail ;
road from Davenport to Iowa Falls,
the route OF the road will be quite
different from that at first mapped
out by the projectors. The proba.
bllity is the road will pass to the
south Of Upton, crossing Cedar Riy.
or about Cedar Bluffs, anl PASS
through the southwestern part OF
Linn county, making Western a sta
ton. We have also been informed
that the officers now think more ia.
vorably OF running the road from
that point in a more westerly dirac
tion than was first intended, and
making Toledo a station. II this is
true, we assure the officers of tho
road, as We have heretofore done,
that they will receive substantial en-.
enlargement from our citizcns. AT
meeting OF delegates at BlairstowH
on Wednesday Of last week, the or
sanization OF the temporary Board
OF Directors was effected. and soon
survey Of the route will be made
Solicitors will also soon be in the
field, soliciting the right If way and
aid tor the road; and it is needless to
add, chat upon the encouragement
received, will depend largely the 70.
rnlt OF this effort to construct road,
70 be opsratsd by the farmers Of
that portion Of tho State through
which il 10 expected TO pass. Mar
row gnase roads seem 10 be one Of
the necessities of the times, and If |
their construction will vouchsafe . |
relief from the burdens imposed BY
EXISTING companies. they will have
accomplished mighty work.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY, IS,
To George " Fowler, Jane Fowler, Eli
Fow er Ei seehert and w. + Johnston.
You, and each Of you are hereby notified
chat on or before the 24th dry of April A.
b. 1873, there will be on file, in the office
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Tama
county, petition o. John b Beale claiming
of you all the foreclosure of certain mort
gage givon by George w Fowler and Jane
Fowler to said Beale en- the North east quar-
ter 4 Of the south east quarter Of section
No twenty three [2Sl also he North half RI
OF the south west quarter of section Nc
twenty four "a all in township No eighty
two 81 Range No fifteen J West Of 5th
+. NJ, containing one Hundred and twenty
acres more or less, according to government
survey. also claiming q personal judgment
against George " Fowler for One Thous-
and Dollars on two promIssory notes with
ten per cent interest thereon from October
Dist 1872, also claiming reasonable At
torneys fee for foreclosng said morlgageand
that unless You appear thereto, and defend.
on or before noon of The second day the
next Term of said Court, being Tie May
Term of said Court for the year A. b.
1913, commencing on the first Monday of
May, A. y. 1873, at the Court House in
Ioledo, in said County, default will be en-
tered against you, and judgement render
ed theraon.
APPELGATE s. KINNE,
lZ-i3 Attys for Plaintiff.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
This elevator Question.

The communication IN last weeks
paper, concerning the construction Of
i Grange elevator at this place has
attracted much attention; and as
many OF the grangers AS we have
CHANGED to converse with on the sub
iect are iavorably Impressed with the
idea. At q meeting o. one OF the
oranges in this place on Saturday
last, the Secretary was instructed to
correspond with the other oranges
in the county, and have a meeting OF
all the traiiscs in thu oanty, to con'
slider the matter. An elevator at
this place, owned and operated by
the Oranges, would prove OF great
advantage to Toledo, as well as the
farmers Of the county; and we have
great confidence in the early con
struction of such an elevator. Oar
business men aud citizens are ready
to lend material aid in an enterprise
| of this kind and il the farmers o.
grangers will do their part, we hazar
little in saying that before another
crop is harvested, the farmers Q
lama county will have their owl
elevator, and can ship their own grail
when they choose and where they Sc
proper. That the ball is now start
cd. let no stone be left untnrned tc
secure that which would be OF sucf
advantage both 20 our town and th'
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
T.. y. DiINN,
Clerk Circuit Cour1
- ------=-------'
ORIGINAL MOTT CE.

NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
To Ely B johnson and his wife Lousa A
johnson, Charles II Roberts and hrs wife
Mary Ann Roberts
You, and each Of you, a'e hereby notified
hat cu'or before'he % day Of April A,D 1873
there will be on file, in the office OF the
Clerk Of the Circuit Cour, of Tama county,
Iowa, a petition of Squire B-lce claiming
of you said Ely 3 Johnston Three huGd-
red dollars on three promissory notes. and
claiming Of all the defendants the forecla-
sure # Z. ccr'nr mortgage given to secure
said notes, said noies ana morlgag. being
described in said petition. No personal
claim is made against any Of said deten-
dants excepting said Ely johnson.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, Oh or before noon Of the second day
of the next term Of said Ceart, being tie
May term of sail Court for the year \
D. 1878, commencing on the first Monday
af Nv u lST, g .ha rorrt lilo" ,
in Toledo in saii county. default will be
entered against you, and julgmcn, render
ed thereon
I. S. FREE and G. r. STRUBLE.
I2-l5i A,tys for Plainiif
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
NTATE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY SS

TO William II. Fitzgerald:
YOU are thereby notified that there is
now On ME, in the Office Of the Clerk of
me circuit Court Of Tam. County, Iowa,
q peie1on Of Nellie NJ. Fitzgerald, claim
ing OF you divorce. on account Of dsser-
non, and also claiming the custody Of Mel
win r. Fitzgerald, miner SON OF yourself
and plainhtf, aud that unless YOU appear
thereto and defend, on or before Noon, or the
second day of the next tern of said Court
being tho May term Of said Court for
the year A. D. 1873, commencing on the
FIRST Monday Or May A. D. 1879, at
the Court House, in Toledo in said County,
default will be entered against you ana
judgment and decree rendered thereon.
STIVFKs. SAFLEY L WILLETT,
l2-le Atty for Plaintiff,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
Toledo. Iowa,
THURSDAY, March g, 1873.
Under Which Banner !?

The profound silence Of political
journals since the close Of the great
campaign OF ~: tho division AZ
that time OF the two political parties
that existed prior to that Cincinnati
m ,ngrei convention, and the earnest
desire as cvinccd by some to forget
the work Of last year, and return to
The old party fold, naturally suggest
the question that stands at the head
OF this article. Some Of the more
active politicians aud Influential jour.
nails, ashamed 10 repudiate their last
step, or afraid TO return to the old
party, are casting about in quest OF
material out Of which to organize
new party, asserting that the Repub
lican party has become corrupt, and
unfit to lorger hold tho reins of gov
eminent. OF this class of jourisals,
The Chicago Tines, whose editor could
hot take the Cincinnati Baltimore
coatol pill into his mouth, stands at
the head urging the organization OF
new party, male up OF honest, pure
an I holy men. 1t would require a
high.;oned class OF men indeed, to
associate with the editor of the Times,
who was SO long one OF the standard
bearers of the old Demo cratic party.
Tho organization OF new political
parties in this coilntry has not been
very successful Of late years. True,
tho Republican was organized while
two parties were in existence; but
the broad principles that formed the
foundation of the party wee OF such
4 kind as to vouchsafe its success
from the start. The grand old Re.
publican party stands on even
broader basis than was that upon
which it was organized. 1t is indeed
the party OF the people, and such it
will continue TO be, SO long as it
proves true to the principles inculcat.
ed into the members, and carries ont
the intentions of those who effected
the organization, and TO effect its
overthrow will requiremore strength
than is found In the combined forces
Of the shattered Bourbon Democracy,
and the small host of former Repub.
llcans who have tclt the healing balm
Of tidal wave. That number OF
Republicans, in common with Demo
Gratis have been proven guilty Of cor.
ssaAGefvsptrisruls -nh,n these corrupt
men are endorsed in their acts OF
corruption. In speaking OF political
organizations, and the effort on the
part OF q few to bling about q new.
or !" reform party, the Inter Ocean
siys: !" Desperate politicians, like
all other desperate men, seek any
avenue Of escape from political ruin,
and are just now calling upon the
people to give up al their party pre-
,llicctlons, aud join them in the form.
alton Of new political sect. They
have everything to hope for and
no-hlng to sacrifice, and it il but nat
nral that they should seek to break
up existing organizations in the hope
that out Of the ruins they can con.
struet something Of value to them
selves"
The approach OF another campaign |
slmonishes the undecided to koon
decide under which banner they ex.
ct to work.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-03-27
Caldwell Resigned.

The case Of Senator Caldwell OF
Kansas was brought to a sudden close
on Monday, by that Honorable (?)
gentleman placing his resignation in
the hands OF the Governor Of Kan
sas, who has accepted the same
Previous to his buying his way to the
United States Senate. Caldwell was
a railroad contractor and agent at
Leavenworth, and with him in the
Senate, Kansas railroad men had a
warm and accommodating friend. The
Senate was long enough Investigating
his case to kick out dozen men,
whose guilt o! buying their way to
the Senate Chamber was SO evi lent,
but with dreadful aversion to hurt.
ing the feelings OF a fellow member,
they have thus dllly.dallicd .long un-
I'll Caldwell took pity upon that hon.
orabfe body and resigned Il US wrest-
ing from the Senate the further con.
sideration 81 his election. This and
the case OF Bogy, OF Missouri, are
sufficient evidence that an amend.
ment to the National Constitution,
providing Tor the election oI::Senators
by the popular vote, is among the
much-heeded reforms OF the times.
As affairs now are, it requires the
labor OF State Legislature for halt
. term to elect . U. S. Senator. and
then it requires all the tins OF The
v. S. Senate to determine BY what
means he obtoined bis seat.