, 1873-07-21

that can accept, and "a an yery anxious to meet
public interest, shall II possible. will only add,
tha. n my Judgment, a. ordinary rena bond cannot
boforo parting viii a land erant p md an nstsipo sa
ported IN ha opinton by ii tho beat lawyers In
The , stse ,a, who ay,o l" mG IL has ss !o 70 matter
q e. WAsnDunn.
Mn. cARYfa nE1olNpEn.
To this MIR. Gary mafoB tho following epoc!ons
reply, refusing to namo anu sum, hoceucr small.
as forfeiture per milo for failure to build nu
agreed.
MILWAUKEE, July IT, 1879.
DEAR sln: on my return return iron, osilkosi found
your iayor Of tho a Inst, In which yon o1ircss your
sr s s aad .s ok 70 rsov
"Aat u cass tho tiiie n ihs ao ID tic era,t shali
ehosy Ja 81 consequence q any action af Congress
aSefsfon W Tho Supreme Court, said ooh shall bc or no
mMet confess, er, TINT do not geo tho nprorrlo-
ss s e a IT, i4s III o o pqoo.ts y
'Se VII Saa @ a s":e I,aa as ss Ss ssz ss
which tho State clni1Sa, ali admit IS ailo to 10 ter.
mated at my time by tho action of Congresa bega1
mont Therefore admitting for tio sako Of tic argu
mcn TIM: the Tito Of tho sato Is good yo It las
Deon forfeited by apao Of tinc aud 1t now holda by
aaid to me, md MS ts generally leliovol by anplo
net or resolution, .liyra the State Of nil c, aua ro
tho courts, Mt tho option Of tho 6ovornmont Tho
Bsatn docs not propose to guaranty the title Of Co
rany to tho lai hut only to gvo quit claim, na IT
were, OF such tito hF II poaHcsaeH Unor the circu-
stancos, do not think # improper or illegal to insert
tho rroyiao in question but, tho contrary, think
ecron IN order to provide against contingency TINT
tlo State hau no power to avert.
h o o as y yoa ,a aa you III
please inform mo what forfeiture por milo you woul
regard a. rcaaonable for oach mile not completed IN
accordance with TUG law; and whether you would DO
aucf forie!ture.n
r you mean by this, what nonal sim I would DO
willing to enter into to save the sntc from oil loss or
ter :so 900. conditioned tloroin se forth but
agreed damages, wond 10 willing to pay Into tic
Treasury for every milo Of lilo road not completed by
o d - s TINT as Wholly 5egafess
BY such failure answer That would not bo willing
t. snsSs tnto such N ngreeon M DO not believe
s esens Iii fG1r0 tn no sa' sato az Obligation es pon
fully ask under Tint law IS to So maj ,nao good god
failure to bua tbs soad, aa proyidct. sIould tbs h.
Company that represent DO unable 10 perform all
that the 1aw requires, and which they now beovo they
can perform, can sec no rcnBon why tho State
should domnnd Of thcm anything more thnn to DO
made good for the losa or damage consequent upon
not, not d.emnnd smart 'noey or tds rou, u esh, but
only Indemnity from loaB That is fully coYered by
to Ds as Ts SS D. t. s 4 cS no
Of aomc Of tho best lawyers in lilo state to tic con.
trsry notwithstanding.
tito TINT you now hye to the lands Of this nnd orant
you simply allow to try to acquire tic to to those
Eads hy building ths roa as provided in tho Law. II
We a TO 10 IT, tho 6nto has parted With nothing anil
70 have bound ourselves to pay to tho State auch
Ss's9s ss y sq,sRsd ~ allowing 70 @@5o ho
TIE UranoT OF ALI.
is, that Mr.. Cary and his Companies want to got
control of the 1and-grant without giving, az re-
quirod by law, "suoh security for tic completion
o. or road from 81. croix River or Lake to tho
Tost end Of Lako Superior and to Bayfield," in
tho time and manner prescribed by acts Of Con-
grosB and the Legislature, ,-such security ag can
bo collected, that there is tho samo objection in
lack OF title to tho land, to investing money in
hnd, on the other hand, tllat Gov. Washburp
don't propose to lot any Company stand in tho
way Of tho building Of tho road, by Having q
9uasi-claim to tho land-grant from which, eyon
~ theX ~ 90 n1;othng they can only bo diaposaosH-
delays dangerous and can DO easily collected
"llllo ready to give every facility in his power
consistent with tho law and tho intoreets Of tho
State.
RAoK-rAY AND SENATOR CARPENTER.
Tho worst thing our able, but by no moans al-
Ways discrcet, Junior Senator, Matt. II. Carpcn-
tor, ever did for himself was tho delivery OF his
1anosviile speech defending the incroasc Of Con-
6AenounH1 eatlEif uAu UAeK-lly HfAU. IN0 COu-
demnntion Of hiB act il voting for and taking
sllch pay, and the fact and tho mannor of his
attempted justification, have boon almost uni
yeIaal by the press Of the State sthe exceptions
being mainly those papers wlloao editors wore
under special obligations to him, OF, in ono or
two cases Of Domocrats, to Mr. Eldridge, who is
in tho anme boat. Tie press Of nlr. Carpontor's
own party havo beon Unexpectedly outspokon
and independent In expressing their dissent
from this ACT, aud Ills reasons on tl,iB question,
The public sentiment il very strong. and tho
Nopublican Convention cannot avoid exprcss-
lug It.
STATE FAEKS.
Tho following IL the summary of tho sixteen
banks still doing busnoss under State law, on
Monday, July7:
f15tUuuU0
1.Act'nt"A'. .-.,...*.....,. 40400
G.20D 6471
-''''t''' LDt t381l
Nnis ts'lo 3,6Gf19
@ a, 1tes .'...................... 40390
4!oAiiH Aua S46B t75U0
3st7ou1ees Auo uaolutaea Ol77G G12O0
THE sEAgoN
Of summer travel aud Bojourn hero has fairly sot
IN, and Tie route oponcd for the first time this
aeason between Chicago and ST. Paul, through
this city. and amid varied and romantic scenory,
BY the Chicago l. Northwestern and Wost Wis
cousin Nnilronds, is increasing in poDu]arity