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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

The Minnesota Republican STATE
Convention that assembled ~ It, Pau
lns, week put the following excellent
Stat. ticket ia nominations:
t'pr t;oyrrnr---Ilon. & Il. Davis
Il t. Paul,
Lieutenant, d".erper---cart. ilolpl
varto. II Sank Centre.
Secretary y Ssate--Gcn. :. i.
.Jcnnison Red Wing
State Treasurer---cala N. Grina'
ger ~ Allxrt Lea,
Attorney Gencral--IIon. Gco. J.
Wilson. u Winona =
Hf this ticket tho Austin Register
0ys;
lion. Z. x. Davis IL ono 81 ths
aLlcst mon in tho state. and the Re-
publican party ~ placing biz name u
tho hcad u tia ticket. has donc credit
~ itself. In point u ability ny y ~
superior 10 Austin u aDy Il Ito sal.ai
dates mentioned fur tho place, lie i
young man. aud viii carry disn',,
aGd honor with him into tne Guhr
natorisl chair. whittier he IA y uni
Capt. ljar,s u sauk Centre. Il sal
10 10 4 gentleman vol qualified ior III
ptsiii,n ~ Lieutenant Governor,
- .e i,rvI.ilesic.l, Gen. !. /. Jsn
nis.n. IL He'd Wing. was re-,ip,ninas.I
l.r Secretary Of State. Fricnl Irsen
l.at ID AL. hack seat ftr thu prescn
anl .,Julse" iIarwooI sud tic Trans
r,,,a mnr, .arrpn tic regular no'n
i.ur 7 .l.nnis II has NAL. faithful
Secretary, anI i was right that II
mould i. .a't.nnal III oflis ~ a,iahc
term.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

Tho Davenport Democrat says: 1T
IL rumored TINT one u tic higher
courts III Iowa will ronn announce m
opinion TINT will overthrow. ~ FIR ~
Iova shippers are corcrMcd, tho pres
cnt Illinois tariff law. The Judge
ilolds that contract with q railway
company operating 4 line IN both Iowa
aud Illinois. tho contract being mazda
ID Iowa for through rl,ipment 10 any
point IN Illinois. will he good. even y.
les rates than allowed BY the lllinoi.
hw."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
4 Ward ~ Working PreIic " Duah

Merchants. artisans. faetnry hands.
and people who labor FIR living, find
il very difficult il mol impossible to keep
tie hands free from stain Hand Sap
olia will mt oul, remove every particle
u -tain. mud what j. called grained
III dirt, hut II will also keep tho skin
s,it and rliablc, rendering the muscular
action III quick aud easy As II the ease
viii those sho ID Mt perform hand
labor. |. il onls ~ and III cents Il
cake, according T. si1e. Every me-
challi" should ~ i, constantly il place
II all ',,l,cr s,als
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

II i lilti, Curious tia, Iladac whe
w. t4i.i Il 'l.a A.l,an, rsiiit.,4,iai, y,
The federal gusernlnen. tor u 'l,ia'ca.
lion u veg nearly i lalf i million u
.lnllar.--pr u b. more particular about
II, SIl3,l IL - -llat MT mi, been
pas,loncl on, Int il again IN thu en-.
plny u the aoserh,aeni-sall Within
eighteen mouths I-l't IL about time
IL inquire what kind II II government
this j. That W arr living under. -
Dnbu III Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
The Transcript Of &. Charles. III

The Transcript Of =. Charles, Hi
nris rnys ]:
Notwithstanding our dislike for the
recent action of congressman, We hasc
concluded % take all back rn,' due
this Office from M, u onr subscribers. :
II that II the shape Il il coming IN.
and tho newspaper OK Is 70 ic gered i,
declining 'back-pa,,' this office won',
establish the precedent
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

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,ftniilsFs4t bnA uhsi ~ ieea tht t4ss
IN / Hat aBl eehss IL tie ,sns thus
iets II itfatt N ittAnme lat MI
ilsae ga'la paii, ! million ha,e
'Weh ehsaapa 4 beverage IT,
AsssaAe .lsiol II dram .,ltiAlef /.
eae sill. aAl ID the ,is m.ntlA' rfa.
,ln 'in, alive meailnri, ,A.te 49,
ahisit NIL ia haai.si all ,i4hs
'eNa I'll assai. I'D haal i 49, spsea.
ttsis pitts. II separate 'dtinks
Now II t'e presumption illat cauh
ma slrtas t.ltsn nsuatts oulA III IT,.
H. Il AM i, - llu llaee vbtfe III.
he,,iae. il Ill al Ill drinking Il uL,,
there, tie tai amean, - time euu.
sunttl Ia drinking these uil.i IL II gill,
would lie ss,en hundred aud ssstS .iiss
thousand. four hundred and Gift, -four
day.. II Ten hours each. Which have
been worse than tlrn~n away. ut II
l"ss II the tilr'ere. counting their
time t. IL w,r,h no moro than twu
dnllais anil fifty cents u DAY. VI une
million. nine hundred aud thirteen
thousand, six hundred and thirt,.lisr
dollars. fir which. NJ ten rcu,s drink
they paid three millions, sixty-on,
thousand, ,igh, hundred and seventeen,
dollars, nf MI aggregate "a Sl,91a,-
H.: which rrndirions amount IL jnsI
~ much distracted from the product.
i've wealth Of the country. and ironl
the means ~ that portion ~ our people
who drank this sis months product u,
five whishy manufactures IT d si,,gl,
one u our cities. Ii We multiply thcs,
figures by two, we have tho wasted
time ati tic cost II II ior yen,
- namely, over one million and II hall
~ days wasted i, Il cost ~ three nil
linns, eight hundred and twcnty-scvcn
/, thousand. two hundred nml scyrn,,
dollars, ~ total cot III time nnu
mane, u nearly ten millions of dollar'
AMI II H. this product u Tie ,Ii.tillcr.
ivs II i single one u our cities be nj.
del the LIST time anil money rall~c,l BIZ
the prodtie, u tie m,lials Of d.siill.
cries in cur ron,ltl, Ut large. nn,l til,
tett II time and money accustomed Is
thu offences committed under the in,
ilncnrc " whisky anil csriatud IL jail.
anil prisprs and. finally, IL We add Il
all this liz snm II all the shame. anil
misery. aud anguish, and broken lives
and impaired bp.lics, md early and
shameful graves. il makes u t.tal -
terrific TINT We cannot understand how
the manufacturers or ,en,lcr u liquor
en- contemplate il without h.rror u
without abandoning biz infamous oecu.
patton. episciciuc.s,rickrn and il u
panic Ct romorsc. Christian lntelli-
nnIIt.nr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25


The Dc- Mnincs Republican sa:s I:
The director. IL tho Iowa x Pacific
railroad. having failed 10 secure the
neccs-ar, capital to tinisl the colsifuc-
ton of The rad. have appointed 4.
lIinklc. commissioner ~ Berlin. ~ ic-
rotiatc tho sal. IL their bonds " Ger
man capitalists. They arc Terry sanyai-
nc ~ success The rvaa u nearly
MI graded h fnri Dodge, hut work
ceased ia.t fall for wan, II iul,is.
Ih- II the railrual w',tse track eros
ses that u tue davenport q y. Paul,
abuu, sc,sn mil,. th,r siIc NJ Ia,ctte.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

Mr.. Ncilratb. receiver II tho SOUTH
crn Minnesota railroad informed tho
people II Albert Lea that the bond
holdcfa Of the Central railroad cf lows
hal conc Ia the conclusion % either
iuil! irum S.hthwo.l 10 Albert I1ra
" ,uhe ~ tic present truck frolu NJ
On iiis q NNll'.nH.l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
The Star a,.s;

TN thu 18th inst. Mr.. and slrs
Gilbert living three miles firm clark-,
vile. butler county. celebrated tlcil
golden wedding. They we're married
III Manchester. Vermont. The gentle
mun il = unl his wfr ~ years u age,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

The Republican thus dcliea'cl, M.
nounccs that:
Alex. Haynes. undetermined youth
from the eli, II Knoxville. now lam
cuisines III tic Charlton Lasli!c fyr the
iriiiing u1cnre II Disgusting himself
in same new clothes III the expense u
Mr. Il. fclhr II lucas county
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
HlO REWARD.

GSTRAIED Or Stolen from the subscriber,
kJthrte miles cast IL tr.se". hnc bright
hay mar. c.lt, With i iew white hairs IN
forrhr II. feet all black also manc and tail,
arsd IN. years last sluins Had III ~"
snriur. 4 iurai eli ii, II. IL tie lind icg~,
about the frtlack. ANY pcr.an Who viii re-
turn lrr IL thu undersigned will receive
the ubnyr reward,
JAS. TOBlN,
:bi With CMAs. c.ArskM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
EXTRACT or JURUBEBl

IA prepared directly from tho South
American plans. aud Il peculiarly suited
10 Ill these difficulties II will cleanse the
Initiated BLOC |, strengthen the Livc-siyng
Powers, mud remove all obstrucsions from,
impaired ani enfecblei Organs.
III should be- freely taken, m Jnrnbcba
Ii pronounced hy medical writer's the most
efficient Purifier. Tonic and dcObsirncnt
known In the whole range u medical
plants.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat 81. New
York, Sole Agent for the United States
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle, Send for
Circular. S6-S
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
NOTICE IMPORTANT!

An persons indebted ~ samson y
Simonds, by npte or book auceMnt will
save trouble and sasts BY making i'm
mediate payment TO tho undersigned.
Cvsco. May 18th 1878.
l:hf q. Is. SAMSON
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25
For President IL 1915, George "

For President IL 1870, George ".
e. JOHNSON, IL Ohio. Gin. En-.
Spell his namo out IN full that il
may penetrate tho Lake region, Y
revcrher.tc along the whcat.bclt M,
echo through tho hoop-polc region
(;iye him good send Of '--Clcyc.
land Plain Dealer.
And please It'll Who In thunder
George W. &. Jphiiaan a Ohio i.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

OUR MOTTO
llNtrl' IyINp. GsO0I Care !.
and (IOSc Connections!
New ani eleg,n, lly coaches equipped
wiihthr Westinghouse Mr. liiake hnl the
N iller Coupler and rl4tiorm nrr run Ia al
trains
Through Tickets IN sale aud Baggage
checked III MI tl,r principal Ticket .'shccs
Iii III. West mil North,
Al. In Tte..ss vii The "SOntolCNSl.
crM hallway
49, WINSTON,
t,ct'i MaAas,f, II Ln,s
". N, HtsE>suaf,
ti4us J8sgs, s,eut, ~. Iau.. ni1Fi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
Life In the Moon

As the moons surface is so nearly per-
pendicular to her orbit, she cannot prop
erly be said to have any Grange of seasons.
During nearly fifteen of our days, the sun
pours down its rays unmitigated by any
atmosphere TO temper them. To this
long, torrid day succeeds night of equal
length and polar cold. How strange the
lunar appearance would be to us. The
disk ofthe sky seems sharp and distinct.
fhe skyis black and overspread with
stars even at mid day. There is no twi
light, for the sun bursts Instantly into
day. and after a fernight's glare, as sud
denly gives place Il. night no air 10 con
duct sound, no clouds. 20 winds, no rain
bow, no blne sky. no gorgeous tiniing of
the heavens at sunrise and sunset, no
delicate shading no soft blending Of COL
ors, but only sharp outlines Of sun and
shade.
All mankind are students.--Baizeu.
Most teachers can aver that all bog kind
are not,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
What Practical" Education
Means.
sy CHARLES DAVIES, LID.

There is perhaps, no word in the Eng.
lish language less understood than prac-
tao@. By many it is regarded as opposed
to theoretical.
Il has become pert question of our
day, "whether such branch of knowl-
edge is PRACTICABLE" IF any practical good
arises from pursuing such study?' IL
1t be not full time that old tome be per-
mitted to remain untouched in the alcoves
OF the library, and the minds of theyoung
fed with t more stimulating food OF
modern progress
Such inquiries are not to be answered
by taunt. They must be met as grave
questions, and considered and discussed
with calmness.
The term practical in lis common &C
Ieptatiou--that is. in the sense in which
1t Is often used-refers to the acquisition
OF useful knowledge by short process
1t implies a substitution of natural sagac
ity and mother wit" for the results oil
hard study and laborious effort. Itimplies
the use OF knowledge before its acquisi
ton; the substitution of the results OF
mere experiment for the deductions OF
science, and the placing Of empiricisnl
above philosophy.
In this view, the practical is adverse to
sound learning, and directly opposed to
real progress.
But give to practical" Its true ard
right Specification. and il bt comes word
of the choicest import In its right senst
ii is the aest means of making the true
ideal the actual that is, he best means
OF carryi into the business and practi
Cal aff..lrs of life the conceptions and de
ductions of scis nee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
Indications Ola Slack Teacher.

Indications Ola Slack Teacher.
Some o! the mos. al parent are these
A floor Uttered with parsr and oiherre
fuse teachers table stfswe,3 with books,
papers, pencils. chalk, &c; hlackboards
disfIgured with unsishtly AMI uncouth
figures, and ill-arranged solutions and
sentences; children sitting al all angles
ofincllnation, and facing al. the points OF
the compass desks covered with UNUSED
books and papers, and daubed with ink
and pencil marks the children's books
disfigured with pictures of things real
and imaginary, interspersed with names
and descriptions. of the same, till hardly a
page is left unmarried; dilatory habits in
complying with necessary requirements
allowing pupils to fall into lax and care
less habits of doing verything-such are
some of the most patent in b cations of "A
careless teacher. By these they my be
invariably known. And the effect of
such teaching uron the minds of the pu-
pills is similar to that upon the room ii
self-confusion and laxity: greater evils,
ifpossible. than downright viciousness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

Our Bourbon 'iriends are very kina.
We had intended 10 visit them long
since but home duties have been urgent.
We intend to accept their invitations as
soon rs We can take the time. When We
do visit Bourbon, the extent of our smi-
ing will depend very much upon the
readiness with which our patrons in that
thriving sptrQott, city liquidate.
flour Bourbon correspondent will do
Us the honor To make US visit, we will
endeayor to give him sample Of Ply.
mouth hospitality. Come along and bring
AIRS. CumDsxk With you. There is al
ways room ior more III small house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
MANHOOD REST0RED.!!

DR.. velpau's Elixir OF Youth-the great res4orcr
OF ycIthfil vgor-a positive cure for Nervous De-
Dllity, lmpotency, Spermattorrohea, LowEess of
spirits, helancho- y-arisng either from exeese.vs
indulgence, over study, or any cause whatever.
" A certain remedy Tor weakness arising from
excuses, or early indiscretion. Cllrgymen, Law
yers, students and all who follow sedentarv ocou-
pat ons or whose brain nervous system are over
worSed the listless eDervated youth, whose vice
nd the aged devotee of sensual pleasure will expe-
rience immediate relief, and permanent cure Will
surely toilos. the use OF the ELIXIR OF YOUTH
hundreds OF letters from those who have been
saved from Consumption, Insanity, or Death, and
restored TO Health, happiness and Manhood, could
be given, were it NOT for the delicacy oil the subject
Price, s1.O9 mr. bottle. Six bottles, $500 sent
to any part OF the Countr, securely sealed from OBJ
se'ation, ON receipt OF price. All letters secredly
Confidential. Address all orders to
HOOPER IL CO., p. O. Box 24s1
Philadelphia, Pa. vlI-ni6-iv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

Mcdonald. OF the Usm3cr,n has become
quite poetieal of late, if lively imagin-
alton chronicled in print is evidence
His account of the NJ. E Church social
held at the lecture room of the church is
proof enough. But then there is an evil
dent attempt to ridicule "our Methodist
friends" that is not relished BY the SEN
sitive. When socials are neld by other
churches they are not announced in the
Democrat as dramatic associations"
Perhaps the editor of the Democrat did
not intenl t. fidicule the Methodist So
cial," but the article will bear that con-
struction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
Selling Goods at Cost /

WILLIAMSON & Co., Plymouth, will
sell at cost, until the 1st of April, all the
clothing for men and boys they have now
on hand. They are also selling at the
uery sotcest rates, dress goods, laces, etc.
also, CATERS, boots, shoes, hats, caps-in
fact everything in their line--as they are
now preparing to get in large and extern
siVe stock of goods Tor spring and summer.
Give them call. They are deserving OF
patronage, as they sell cheap, and treat al
honestly and on the s9uarei
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13


4 large number of our exchanges de-.
nounce the act of congress giving a
bounty of $5,o90 to EACH of our congress.
men for past services, and additional pay
of the same amount for the next two
years service, as downrig ht robbery
Quite number of Representatives and
Senators voted against the bill, but so tar
as heard from not one of them has re-
fused to share in the benefits OF the law.
All are willing to tas e the money. There
Is 20 stealing about it They had the
power given them by law to increase
their pay, and they did it The law
should be repealed. A petition TO that
effect would receive the signatures OF
Republicans and Democrats.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

In company with our better half we
had the pleasure of visiting ourbi other in
law, and esteemed friend, DR.. Jas A.
Meek, at his residence in Bunker Hill las t
Saturday and remained with him over
Sunday. The occasion of our visit was
t" celebrate the 18th birth day of Mr.
Daniel Lewis, of South Beni father Of
Mr.. Meek and MIS- Millikan. Other
members Of the family were invited and
expected TO be present; but from some
cause failed to meet with us. The DR..
had slaughtered the best turkey he could
ind and killed the lated calf for the oc-
casion.
Bunker Hill is lively little town situ-
ated at The Crossing o: the [. P. sc u
ran Handle Railroads, With large trade
in lumber and timber. 1t is Surrounded
10y fine farms and valuable limbcred lapd..
1t Is growing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
DR.. ]. Nj. A. DUNLAP,

y PHYSICIAN s. ACCOUCHEUR, treats success
4 fuiiy all diseases incident TO the Climate, and
PAYS particular attention to obsretric practices aud
ne diseases Oh women and children. Office in Coz
bins block marfs-,,oo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

Mrs. Dr.. Z. y. Dunlap and DR.. c. {.
DUR have entered into partnership in
the Practice OF dentistry. Mis-. Dunlap
is well known to this community as a
skilltul operative dentist, Dr. burr has
just returned from Philadelphia Dental
college, and is we'll posted in the late i'm
provenents in dentistry, and bids fair to
become an adepl in his chosen profession.
Our citizens, who need dentist wtrh, Will
do well 10 give them call
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13

Refreshments were served and 1t did
our soul good to see Millikan OF the TX
ptec<scdA, enjoy a square meal. Ii suci
entertainments were given .ttener, liz
night hope 10 attain our ayolrdupUis
plymouth Democrat
Even ii We amended such entertain
ments as often us our neishbcr, we Could
never hope toaccainulate SO much grease
with our sense OF proplieiy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
DCCCLXVII
CCXXXIE

An Interesting account of the origin
and history OF beth Roman and Arabic
notAtions, tog Their with much more mat
ter ralativ., to b, early davelo )nsnt and
practice Of thu teal computation, may
be found in Lrd5raok'S Norm Nsthods
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
THURSDAY MARCH 10. 1874.

The Ohio House of Representatives has
passed resolution denouncing the mem
oers of Congress, who voted for the sala-
~ inaguity. Three Republicans and three
Democrats, voted against the- resolution.
The Indiana Legislature was .lot in a
condition to consistently pass aresolution
of that kind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
Roman arithmetic.

We give below examples in muliipiica-
ton, useing the Roman numerals The
discovery of the process is left TO The read
erS. 1t will be seen by comparison, with
what greater facility computation is car
Iied TN by the Arabic method. What an
amount of patience and perseverance, the
old Roman book keepers must have re-
quired if The fluctuations in stocks and
the price of gold were as constant and
uncertain as in modern daysI
Multiply LXXVII
bv XXXVII
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-03-13
Hrs. Or. Il " Dunlap d &C. burr

OPERATIVE s. MEG IANICAL DENTISTS.
~ Insert artificial teeth upon any OIL tue bases
Anown TO the dental procession and perform all
operations on the meafn an teeLa. An anAs tiet,.
applied to the gums before extract on wnica great
~ reileves tne pain OF the operation Oice in Cor
D.n'5 block. mgris-sno
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-30
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
70 the Senate md House Of Representatives

re the Senate md HoDSe OF Representatives
GENT EMENIn welcoming you back the Capitol TO
pee the work Of legislation prosecuted by with
energy and zeal last year grafcd report
Of public affairs that 1 am able to present.
Since the adjournment your honorable BODY profound
quiet has prevailed everywhere An earnest
determination has been manifested by people uphold the
laws and repres crime Officers have Jealous
IN the performance of their duties and
ing has sprung up which promises
that fingers
luton which but lately backened the land
of Mississippi stands among her
the South example of upon
Citation by full and just recognition of the rights
Having already realized the liberal pol
icy wherein all alike protected opinions all are
accorded decent respect probable prejudice
Of caste, blind devotion to exploded impractcabe
theories of government viii again be imperil
individual and destroy the
The political contest, which terminated of
last November settled forever the question that all
hencefoh enjoy equal civil political religious rights and
immunes under the Constitution and laws
fully recognized and public sentiment has only
among enlightened nations, than half n
If it is deemed desirable throw i'm
lnunities believed essential individual hap
pne the additional guards of statutory pescrb
ing penalties for their Infringement will cheerfuy
cooperate with you such wise legislation will accom-
plsh the object. #.H
viii such be no doubt
An upright and intelligent judiciary remain behind
public sentiment in maintaining those sacred
personal freedom and civil rights which lie foundation
of just government