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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-10
For Sale.

A An Ox-Cart, nearly new, and also one
NJ new cart bed. l can hli u few more or
8- ders Tor corn markers, If Orderd by the
s17~ last of April. After that am prepared
for repairing moving machines at my shop, and also
to furnish all kinds of sections for knives.
RICHARD MEGGINS0N.
Post office address. Wilmington, DEL, care Of Geo.
jackson, Esq. aprl0-3t*
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-10
NEW STORE OPENED BY AN OLD HAki
WILLIAM G.. LOWE

Has onened a Clothing Store at No. West
Third street, next door TO tho Farmers Ia
M Bank and has laid in large and eic-
M giant stock of Spring and summer Clio w
thing which he is willing to sell at the very 49,
lowest cash rates He would invite all his old friends
and customers as well as all others, to call and see
him as he guarantees that all goods sold VII be Just
as represented. , ~. ", Lom r,
aprlOT3-f No. j W. ID ST., wilmington, Lei
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-10
Price, IS Cents per Package.

A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
Sold by +. BRINGHURST It CO., ami
DR.. JOHN II. SIIAS, and by all druggists
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-10
SURVEYING.

In all its branches, Prompt attention TO countrI
oriers Ruildinn lots for sale In Wilmington and
,.tc,uitv EDWARD TATNALL, ]r.
T0i Tatnar St., Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-10

xxTASrED-A girl to learn Drcssmaking. Must
w be good sewer. Apply at 81 Jefferson street,
Wilmington, Del. apritzlN
FASHIONABLE DRESS and clos X MAKING
Ch.ldrens Clothes made, at 22i Jefferson street
Wilmington, Del. aprlo-HT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-10

the President of the Board
No ii Adams, b II Heisler.
| No2 Howard NJ jenkins, Allen Speakman'
No3 VIM ii Griffin, Thomas Johns.
No 4 w ii Pierce, Anthony Higgins.
No 5 NJ NJ Child, Patrick liasson.
No. II FrAim, W II Morrow.
| No \ Benz Nields, Alien Ruth.
No III B McIntire, Lewis Lynch.
| Moo 1 J Jenkins. John Palmer.
No 10 J II Moore, Geo. E. Rice.
No IL Geo X Roberts, S A McAllister.
No II s. q. Morrow, L G Shortledge.
No Is Chas Baird, Ziba Ferris, Jr.
No IA Lewis Zebley, s r Smith.
BY order of the Boad.
JOSEPH !. KILLG0RE, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
ACnod Sign.

The Poand Report, strong and labored as 1t IS
the Report of the Judiciary Committee, skLitul
and artful with sophistry Collars plea with it,
sympathetic appeal to party, and Oakes Ames
long and well prepared speech, printed in advance
Of its delivery, to forestLl public sentiment ell
fail to satisfy public opinion, as to the innocence
OF the Credit MObilier brbsrs, bribe-takers, lers
and psrjurers. There is scarcely voice now Tais-
ell in justification Of the act, of these poiticsI
huxtsrs, who have made merchandise of theiI
votes and influence in the legislation oil the FedeT-
al Congress.
1t is true that Radical newspaper, here and
there throughout the country, from sympathy
with the party leaders who have diSgraced the
land OF their birth as well themselves, have made
excuses and tried to palate 30 some degree the Of
ience against the laws and the well established
customs Of the country; but for the terrible shock
which has resulted from the destruction of conf
dsnce in the supposed purity and honor of men
occupying such high and responsible positions in
the legislature of the country, there has been no
respectable newspaper or orator to raise q voice
in extenuation of the crime thereiH those men
have committed. aside from the men supposed
themselves to be in some measure interested. And
10 this there sppears good sign. 1t may be that
corruption which has rooted itself upon The legis
latiOn Of tire country and destroyed the con-
hdenes Of the people in those IN whom they had
co06ded, viii 10 some extent be eradicated. But
the evil can only be cured by the ejectment from
the Senate and the House of the bold and artful lea
dsrs of the most iniAmously corrupt organization
that ever existed The people must elect men
whose hands aTe unsullied or they cannot expect
them to be uninAuenced by the temptations and
vices which the wreck Of the late ter
rbe civil has left hanging around the national
capital
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

a RAILROAD FOR SALE 'Ghe sale of the West
Chester and Philadelphia x. r., is now talked or
The West Chester Local Meas refers TO the rumors
a. fOllows:-
OOR RAILRoAD-WHo WILL BE PURCHASER ;
This question Is the all absorbing one Of our
borough, and one We admit involving considera.
oae perpixity Of thought. One day we hear that
the fhtadelpbia d Reading X. r. has offered for
II 10 advance OF the Pennsylvania r. r. Co. and
on the next we perhaps are told that the former
corporation don't want it. To-day comes an.
other story, which we are emphatically assured
by our informant Is brimiul of business lis thai
the Bait. d Ohio r. X. Co., has offered lar IN ad.
vance OF the Pcnna X. r. and in ali human prob
ability they will get hold OF il. Where this fuc-
tnating Issue of railroad merchandise is 10 cuIBli
nate iS about as difficult 10 predict as though the
matter involved twice its cost and result Tbat n
viii change hands Is beyond doubt, but which
one Tom, Dick or Harry viii be the purchaser.
we need The divuigement of some MYSTERIOUS
elalrVoyanl to set our perpieXed mind at total
ease
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

The DARIEH SURVEY ExPEDTTIoN. Adyices
IRON Paaama 70 the llth inst, state that the
DAE1en aoFyeying expedition left there in the lat
ter part Of January, on the United State stesner
LuseaFoFe, and after examining the coast of Da-
men, eeieetsd the bay Of ChiH Chiri a. the most
suitable base foF this years opsrations. The bay
- aooAted some fifteen miles south Of Simon bay
NAiea was the base OF last years surveys. The
expedition had already penetrated sOue ydisfance
anto The lntsriOr. The line Of survey proposed is
20 the bolaYA river and down that stream 10 the
Asfato river. The route is looked upon az more
aavoEabls than that Of the Napipi Of last year
1he exPedttion IL in good heath and spiFits
CaPtAiR sslfrdgS Is actively engaged onSibors
suptFintsnding the work IN person.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
THR ARTIzAra RAYINGB BANK
No. Goa A9nKkok aEraaf.

WllmlngtOn, DolawsFs
4eFlng the usual bnslnetg hopEa, and On Iu6adaJ
ana t4eatdA y 4go1llne afd,. q ~ o,fieek.
An NhQ pro4tg ~ tAe 1anAs U9seR ehs paym oue q
noeeE8Agp gEpeneas. aEa daE6ta4 - th0 banaatD
the 4ppaaitQfa. ana 6ondg ARe Dode aonl-a1lu-
ally In April and OetObof.s 6inea the organ
Qf The Bank, ~ 1851, the disie AVE Uni bra
bten q % fete q SIX pef cen I. ~ aaham.N
ssssteS ssSass SsIiaisa e = = bsssiS lSts-s
10 @aplsssis sIioysd 70 bOErow any fthsEaaas
IT IT sSfif q 1xhEsssRs lsla1 alif
SSILLt.1. S1IAls g 2 stIEsa. - EpT 9AfrtHsssr.
~ - 4MN10H, lI4 suUi lMmMMW q NNnms igs ia
EDWARD bHFFs. ICIARIna w. UoWLAmR
~ Hfo0lH a -ssa, ..,sf 81 les ~. 1nGHaons,
~, y. Astsf6EfetQ -. :. a.....
Csc. ", DUsB, VIesPFesldeat. 80
sst NAis 81 4css y. NcElnAn.TpaaaaR8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
Railroad concentratIon.

The immense transactions which have within
the lat two years taken place, by which the rail-
road system CT the country is being concentrated
aud the immense property that is transferred from
one company 10 another is well shown in the fol-
lowing
The transfer Of tie Northern Central Rail Tay
to the Pennsy lTaniA Railroad Company has not
yet been made, but ne e2otiations are pending for
the consummation Of the arrangement. The fol-
lowing from the Harrisburg Patriot, will be OF
interest "Ths Northern Central extends from
Baltimore through this ety to Sunbury, l3S miIee,
with 81 miles OF double track Its rolling stock
consists OF about l40 locomotives lao passenger.
baggoge and express cara, 1900 freight cars, ana
some l 800 coal cars. It's authorized capital Is
$50 600, of which nearly Sc, 600 900 have been
paid in The funded and floating Debt nearly all
at six per cent, is about $S,o00,Oo0, with nearly
$1,000. 600 in the sinking fund. For the last two
years the company has paid three per cent semi
annual cash dividends. The cost and equipment
OF the road Is put down at $4,000, 900. The
business Of the road Ia 1871 is included ia
abOut $4,000 Of passengers and 600 900 tons Of
freight. This company Is now and has for years
been in the control Of the Pennsy lvania Railroad
by majority Of stock, and for this reason some
people wonder that anything more should he de-
sired II u stated, however, that there are difE-
cnlties IN distributing tie trade Of the Philadel-
Phia and Erie Railway lalsO in the control OF tae
Pennsylgania RAILROAD Company by way OF the
Northern Central that can IN no way be so efTec.
lively and advantagsously managed as by center
ing the business of both these roads in the general
ofhee Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
Philadelphia. The obstacle in The way OF the
ooI.Snmmation az the lease is the demand Of the
Northern Central Stockholders of eight per cent
per annum, while the pennsN lVania are Wiling to
give only SIX per cent"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

FIRE AT PRIECEEs AxNE, MD.-On Mon
day afternoon, Gre broke out In the elegant
residence Of C0l. VIM. q. T. Polk, IN Princes
Anne; Nd, and notwithstanding the promnf
exeFSions OF the villagers. the flames soon en-.
yelOped the whole building. The adioinino
dwellings Wer9 only saVed by q cOpious an.
pLcatiOn Of wei blankets. Col. POik's resi.
eence was enilTeiy destroyed, together with
portion Of the contanl,. THE Ioss viii nroha-
Ply amount 70 Abort 200, with partial insuF-
anee - TWO local inSuFaAce companies. Great
0mculty was experienced by those engaged
- exdngulshing the flames. on account of
hayiAB n9 appaEasus 20 work with. Amen
9lpo would have mbdued the IRE bafOre lanv
seRlOuS damage had been sustained. VI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

tsbialssg hseft tla1l asa Hh1l3s.t aua sla 3 aiaG
keieeh sEa iGseivb eE af8Y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
!. Fnrnsturo ana Senltaan BlInds.
.h5l l.l .s.l.l.. a .AL.N TARMAN

No. alo KING GIRRER. WILMINGTON DEL.
v.sS~g sS ss ~ sST5 "a s.sSs S
.tlt4l fAaf We - lAnne - mnnu fnE8 and koop
e. heaa e. auE laTga aRd laRg estah i9hSa
eene4tinR ~ MahogARyi Rosewood End sFalnui
salastnfes aaiiabls Ter paTless dlplnE -roonl an
qlf tnsRt 0f EuFa ikprsleas laExe and Earied
s. eeA y lo41d in pelA ~ leleR sold at
& Nea.tiAe 4lIa11 81 lks ~ desiFRs
EsA4a4 - oa4GF and ikbpt aohsfE1liy on AaIlf. We
seftnaDt ets spTiHg, elE, fePs 81 3,Qsk iress-
sf.l = i3nu l@' Ss'Fta III n
lsAfla ii4a y Nsiiaa 4EE atEe5H lll ii1lfa
afW 4s IA 80 kg2aTii4t a4sa
as TsUtM FfIa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
Jfe dealers.

&c
Always on hspd and Dplls1 % Iamilies, who J..
rth eLd King ii ssa i.S and SnYs ssL;ia
dt If N"''f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

William NJ. Tweed gave bailyesterday in New
York on four indictments in connection with
the Boilar warrants in 81 ,Ooe, $4,000, So 600,
and ". 900. II is understood he will be called
upon in day or two 10 give bail on twelve 9th
er indictments. @~@s4I
A Georgia Legislator vas sliRnced by the vol
unteered information that his speeches COS The
state $500 an hour.
The Sebetha Hotel, in Kansas is in ashes as
any one acquainted with the Scriptures might
have expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

An Irishman once lived with his father as
hired man. The young folks Of the neighbor-
hood, on ons occasion, had party 10 which
they did not invite him. Pat considered himself
very much slighted, but after coDgitating over
the matter Ior while he Frightened up, end
exclaimed, Faith I'll be aven with 'em yet: I'll
have party mesilI and won't invite nobodyP'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

e3Vsss.A - sa 6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26
NEW GHgOCERY STORE
q. w. cor. Fourth and Market S.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

EA The underHigned respectfully an-E8A
| |nounOee 60 kis old friends ana tnet7|=4-
II public RenorAIly that he has complet-
"a his new stare, snd hasOpsnsd vita seoes
v GRoCRRTEs, SUGARS AND M0LAsgES.
Loyeringcrushed, erenulnt 60 ana aPeiNsrtseSo
Syrup, and ali kinds Of MOlaaao4s :,
Old 0OVernmsnt Java Cedee, kagHlra. MerlcelpoI
Green feoa' White aud Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buck WhSat, ali kinde of pure Spices, q{o nos
Mustard. Pare olive Oil, Wslnuts MgghFoOn Rnd
Tomato catsup. Bnglish and American PICKLES, gel;
Chocolate VermaeOlli, MacaFOni, Mashing Eoag 10
great variety Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss
Fants Raisine CitrOn, Atmore'g .Mineo Meal Drloc
Peaches and Apples, OranberE@ %, BTOonsS rented
Buckets, Brushes. Sperm. Aaa1antine and LSiios =
Candlee and ali articles usually kept In well as
9tSSS'' JAMES CR1PPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-26

The King Of Portugal and ex-Amadeus, on
Monday visited the iron-elad MiDotaur,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

OCR CITY.-Ihe editor Of the Sussex
Journal, although opposed to giving our city a
proper representation in the Legislature, makes
The following observations, which should be
generally acted on
LIVERY one must recognize the fact that the
prosperity Of Wilmington is the prosperity Of
The State, and we believe that our people are
truly proud of this growing city, and were thew
more familiar with its grea. manufacturing in
terests and more Intimately associated with its
business men they would feel Elorc inclined TO
concede such legislation as il requires to
make 1t the business centre Of the state. Our
people have BUSINESS association with phila-
deiphia and Baltimore when they should buy
thelr goods and stop their produce nj Whining
ton In the past years Wilmington has not
FURNISHED as desirable a market As the other cit
les, bat the time has come when it can and does
furnish all the advantages which can be found
IN Philadelphia. Then IS it not our interest
anu duty TO spend every dollar we expend in
mat cry which Is pat ami parcel Of US ? This
Is simply sell preservation, and We believe that
our people viii ere long awake TO the necessity
othuilins up and binding together the interests
of our state. Every dollar OF Wilmington cap
ltal helps pay our taxes, helps cdGcate our chill
dren and the increase Of wealth in Now Castle
does not only not ilppoverish us but absolutely
enriches Kent and Sussex.
We confidently aud hopefully look forward to
Inc day when III this State as III the nation at
large more shall be no north, 10 SOUTH but a
grand little state, with n large and prosperous
city at the north and at tie south the fertile
fields, taxed TO their utmost capacity TO furnish
ioOd for the busy operators Of that city, we are
one people with common interest and common
ties,n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

despatch nom Madrid, says the news of
tho sbdicatiUn Of Amadeus and the declaration
Of tie repubica has been disseminated through
ont all Spain, and the announcement las 10
where occasioned disturbance. Old,r il pros-
served IN Madrid and throughout tie province
MADRID, Feb. l3.-The two House. Of lhs
1ores convened to-day in Joint session rs The
National Assembly of Spain, aud proceed a TO
effect reIIuaunut organization. senior &
-hartus, late hiG5'or ot Fufrgn tlRur. was
elected President Of the Assembly in pac.
figuerola, Chairman pro tenn receiving p22
votes. Mntos, OF taking the chair, delivered
patriotic speech, which was loudly cheercd
from all parts 0: the houss. All the civil aud
military authorities OF the provinces, Is far as
heard from, have given their adhersion TO Ii,
n9% regime. The city and country, with the
exception 81 districts where CaIlst bands are
present, continue tranquil Amadeus and his
family met with tie most respectful consih,fa-
lion Al the railway stations on thep way 10
Portugal,
The funeral Of eI-Goyernor Gearv took p,aco
4. Harrisburg er Thursday, the services being
he'd in the Market Square Presbyterian Church,
It Y y attended BY memherg oflhe State I.eqis-
'stIre, several co!nnsnderics Of Knight. Tenn
p's-, military companies md the Fign Depart
Esnt ~ hayrisbnrc.
Two Companies ot Ckoctsv Irdian, Who
sN7ter IN pursuit n gsrg nf Lose thieyei. in
the -'-r Ferr'to9, On Il = tst nj, cartureI
slxtssn. Net morning., aflrr = rouncil, six Of
th.E-eres g 20 sECi.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

IL the River and lIarbor Appropriation bill,
reported To Congress on Tuesday. was $4,000
fot the improvement of the halbor at wis
mngton.
1T is contemplate 10 have Christ Church Of
Milford completed in The nprng. Tho dome, it
| Is said, will far exceed that Of the new n. L.
church.
Tho Baptist Visitor, hitherto published at
| wyoming. Del, under the auspices of Rev. DIR.
flppo, comes to lis in an entire new dress, and
Is now beautiful periodical. DIR. F. talks Of
leaving Wyoming, and announced that the
Visitor will hereafter he published either In
Wilmington or Baltimore.
Killed by Lightning Denton (Md.)
Journal OF Saturday, says that Mrs. Nathan
smith, living in the neighbborhood OF Buris-
vile, Caroline county, was killed by lghtnin &
on Tuesday night week, during the thunder
STORM which prevailed In that section at that
TIME. Mrs. S. had started to walk across the
lloor OF the house with plate in her baud, ant
when about half way was instantly killed.
Wilmington CONFERENCE.-THE accommodate
those intending to go to Easton from all place
IN Delaware and Mary land below Clayton, vii
delaware Railroad, arrangements have beel
made by which the train on the Delaware road
arriving at Clayton at p. m, on the Sd an,
sth Of March, (Monday and Tuesday, wi
make close connection with a train for Eas
ton, reaching there by five O'Clock.
NEW Cry PASSENGER RAlLwAY.-Mr. ST.
yer has introduced in the House bill entitle
Wilmington, Edgemoor and Shepot Passer
ger Railway Company" The corpora.ors l
This company propose TO extend railroad froi
Tenth street ont Market street through Brand,
wine village and as Ear on the PHILADELPHIA
pike as Shrpot Greek, and also Edgemoo
on the Delaware River. This Is n very impo
tant project, and would be very great improv,
e ment.
Ex-senator Caitel, of New Jersey, was /
B, New Castle last week, prospecting for a sutab
, location for grain elevator
Barney Bolandlaged ElG who stole none
from till in Boston, and fatally stabbed be
, named Franklin Haven, who attempted to cal
lure him, has been sentenced to imprisonmeI
for lifr.
. Frederick 6. Baton, who arrived at Por
land, Me-, in the steamship MoraviaR. on Wee
nesday night, was arrested by an officer froI
New York, on the charge of having embezzle
$500 from his employers in England. Ovt
5000 were found in bis possession.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
REGisTER's OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, November 31th, leI2
ron the application OF l., AMASDA GILBERT,
" Exccurix OF MARGARET MORGAN, late of Will
lnngton Hundred In said County, decratd II Is or
dcred and directed by the Register that the ENccutriN
aforesaid give notice OF the granting Of letters Tcsta-
ncntary upon the Estate OF deceased, witGthc date OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be pos
Ted within 40 days from the date OF such letters, inc
the most public places OF the County OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against the Es-
tate, to present tho same, or abide by IN Act of As
scmbly in such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted with the same period
In the DELAWARE REPUBLICANS, - newspaper
published In Wilmington, and to be continued therein
two months.
(--~) Given under the hand and Seal Il Office of
g.. $. the Register aforesaid, At New Caste. IN New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.--All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased present tho duly at
tested to the ENcCutrN or before November 30th,
1873, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such made
aud provided. l.. AMANDA GILBERT,
Address. Wilmington. Del. Dec. FIN ENccutriN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Sussex Journal cx-
tbs the public schools Of our city, and exhorts
the tii1cns Of Sussex to take a step forward in
improving the condition of the public schools
Of that county. 1t says the Legislature must
do something fol- them u the present session,
and that the young men should organize and
begin the work We hope its admonitions may
b. productive of good, and that Sussex may
become as noted for the excellence Of her
schools and the intelligence q her youth, as
the most favored country district in our Union.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

ATTACHMENT LAw.-rhe Democrats hav
ing determined not to do anything for the pIo-
lection Or relief OF the poorer class Of citizens,
tieSenate rejected the amendment to modify the
attachmentlaw by vote Of eight 10 one, Mr..
Riddle, the Republican Senator from New Cas-
tie County, standing solitary and alone. Verify,
the poor AMI unfortunate may now see who
are their real friends. The Democrats profess
10 be devoted TO the interests of the laborug
class, but when they ask for mea. they give
them stone.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
mlngton, Del.


Koii Oh great Pill OF Aver roll on.
Through miles embuwclrd roll
Roll on
through those whose lvrrs cliafe the soul.
through those whose feeble stomlchs fail
through mesehtaries waxcn pale,
Through all who live in aches and all,
Ever roll on
ron Ger the maiiie5 VI tile uation,-
tol Tic sick and i'll of every station,
isei, Gown me Andes-towering mountains
holl O'sl Afric's soldan fountains
Though India and the Chersonese
Trough distant isles Of Japanese.
" hereYer dwellI sinking heart.
Rollo Oh, to do your mighty part,
Ayers Pill5, roll ou.-Pntua,n for Oct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

The growth and structure Of the human hair.
Is plainly set forth in pamphlet published by
X. y. Hall X Co. Nashua, y. IL, prolrleors Of
Halls Veg ttblo >irilan Hair Remover, for
9rotdttoUS disttibulien. The deseNe!ly higl,
reputation OF thai preparation has wholly been
gained by It's merits, Being nee from oil and
alcohol. II las q healthy action on the ; alp, re-
storing gray Adr 10 its natural color wthout
dyeng II, cures itching Of q scalp, removes anu
prevents dahdrtu1 ui Will thicken up the Thin
locks Such Gir Tue benefits which arr eSni.r-
red upon Tie consumer. No one should ncrl &c,
70 give it a trial.-,Ieulnal " Statesman, WI
mlngton, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
9slatuaxs @spnbIifaa,


A Coop MovE.-L. r. Riddle, Esq, Intro
duced in the Senate on Tuesday an amend
ment to the Constitution, giving the Legisla-
ture power to pass general Incorporation law,
by two-thrds vo.s. Should the amendment
pass the Legislature this session, it must re-
ceive the sanction of the next session before 1t
becomes binding, or part of our Constitution y.
The movement is right, and ii should receive
the necessary sanction by the people.