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Mortgage SaIe.-Default having been
made IN the conditions OF certain mortgage
whereby the power therein contained TO sell
has becomeIoperatiye, executed by Isaac Bah
cock, OF Lawton, Michigan. and Charity, lis
wife, TO Henry Ford, OF Van Buren, County.
Michigan, bearing date the tweDty-tourth day
OF March, A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy, and recorded IN the office OF the
Register of Deeds for the County OF Van buren,.
in said State Of Michigan, on the twelfth day
OF april, A. D., eighteen hundred and seventy,
in Liber Y. OF mortgages on page five hundred
and nipety-four. which said mortgage was duly
assigned on the fourth day Of December, A. D..
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, by the said
Henry Ford TO Charity Babcock, which said as
sgnment was on the thirteenth day OF Deem
Der, A. D., eighteen hundred and seyenty-two,
recorded IN said Registers Office in Liber seven
Of mortgages, on page two hundred and eleven.
upon which otrgsge there is claimed TO be
due, at the date OF this notice, the sum OF six
hundred and seven dollars aud seventeen cents
(s60117) and no suit or proceedings at law hav-
ing been instituted TO recover any part thereof,
Notice Is therefore hereby given, that on Sat-
urday, the twenty-fth day OF July next, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, ! shall sell at
public auction Or vendue. TO the highest bidder,
at the front door Of the Van Buren, County
Circuit Court House, in the village OF Paw Paw,
he premises described in said mortgage, or 80
much thereof as shall be necessary TO satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage, with ten per
cent interest, and legal costs, together with an
attorney fee OF TWENTY-FIVE dollars. covenanted
for therein. that is 10 say. the following piece
or parcel OF land. situated in Van Buren, County.
in the State OF Michigan. w the northeast
quarter Of block one % IN Bitelys addition TO
the Village OF Lawton, in said Van Buren,
County, Michigan. excepting that part off the
west side heretofore decided TO John Mckinney.
Dated April Gath, 1874. 996tl3
CHARITY BABcocK. Assignee OF Mo-ts agee
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GRO. W. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate,


AdllInI>trbtOf> "1iS'--NOtlCS II
hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance
of an order OF license to sell real estate made
to me by the Probate Court, for the County OF
Van Buren,. bearing date the fourth day OF May,
1874, l shall sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the front door OF the Court House,
in Paw Paw, in said county, at one o'clock, P.
NJ, on the third day of July, A. D., 1874 all the
right, title and interest OF the late George
Wickens. deceased, Of, in and to the following
described real estate situate in the County OF
Van Buren, and State of Michigan, to-wit: The
north half Of the Southwest fractional quarter
of section twenty (20) in township three 81
south Of range fourteen (l4) west. containing
seventy-eight and ten one hundredths acres, d
the north half OF the southeast fractional
quarter Of section nineteen C9) in the same
township, containing felt'-two and ten one
bundredths acres. 999t7
Dated Paw Paw, May goth, 1874.
JOHN LYLE, Administrator OF the Estate OF
George wickens, late of said County, deceased.
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And at Such Low Prices

As will attract attention, excite admiration and
draw the public from every quarter to this
noted establishm Mt the
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Chancery SaIe.-Notice is hereby CIV
en- that by virtue and in pursuance OF decree
OF the Circuit Court for the County Of Van Bu-
rem. In Chancery, made IN cause therein
pending, wherein Allen Il. Miller, is Com
plalnant, and Eunice Lane, Carrie Lane, Jo-
siah W. Lane, Jesse G. Lane. Bertis A. Lane,
and Daniel W. Abrams, are Defendants, pear
ing GATE Sept. 22nd, 1873. ! shall cell at pub
lie vendue, to the highest bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House in Paw Paw. in said
twentieth dsv Of June. 1874. the following
described parcel Of land, to-wlt The east half
OF the southwest quarter Of section thirty two,
IN township two. south, of range thirteen west.
containing eighty acres, more or less. in the
County OF Van Buren,, and State Of Michigan.
Paw Paw, May 4tb, 1874. 997i7.
JOHN j. SHERMAN,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
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DRY GOODS,
Re0dy-N0de ClOthing
BOOTS e SHOES.
Than was ever retailed by any one concern IN
thesame length OF time in the city of Paw Paw.
LOW PRO 8

is to be the weapon used. And through the
instrumentality of this and the enterprise Of
the never-tiring hand OF its principal, the work
has been commenced and shall be carried on
upon magnificent scale beyond peradventure
to mistake. Having the requisite facilities at
hand which are particularly desirable at the
present day. to compete with an establishment
like this, and so much needed by the man of
BUSINESS, with every possible advantage at
my command, not even a pebble to obstruct or
to mar my course. once more
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Retail Dry Goods Trade.

Before the close Of the present season,
shall offer large invoices OF desirable goods
and intend and promise TO have the prices in
all cases shade lower than any other estab.
lishment.
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NIL, & .
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

Ca rtToRNIA WHEAT CRop.
Ten years ago California produced
only wheat enough for her own
consumption, if Indeed, enough
was raised in the State for that
purpose. The immense proper
tions which that crop has reached
In a single decade Is one of the
most astonishing events Of the CEN
fury. The amount of the surplus
is stated in figures at 10000, 900
bushels, or about 100000 tons. To
form definite idea of what these
figures mean Is o very different
matter. The New York Herald,
in order to assist the understand
ing, says that, If loaded in carts,
each containing ton, to be hauled
to New York, the first would be at
its destination when the last was
leaving San Francisco. This, at
first thought, seems extravaganza /;
but, in order to travel c0mforta-
bly,, not much more than 200 could
be ranged upon mile, hence the
statement is not very wide Of the
mark. The Bulletin sugge ITS that
If loaded into vessels of &c 10 tons
burden, and the 600 ships were to
sail in sight of each other, say 20
miles apart, the line would extend
10000 miles, or half way around
the globe. The last one might
just be leaving the Golden Gate
when the first one was entering
the harbor of Liverpool. Such IL
Illustrations, though not very origi-
nal, may serve to show how great
an element in the economy of the
civilized world the wheat crop of
California has become.
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mOULTON s STATEMENT.
What the New York Papers
Say oft.

NEW YORK, September IL All
the papers comment unfavorably
on Moulton's statement, except
the Herald, which thinks Mcul-
toms new charges require an an
swer. The Times and Her
aid say the charges against Moul-
ton of blackmail are Overthrown.
The Sun cannot see that the state
ment adds any conclusive testi-
mony to what was in the case be-
fore. The Tribune, World and
Times express similar opinions.
WHAT is SAID AT THE HUB.
BosToN, September 1.-THE
Boston Advertiser says of Moul-
toms statement: 1.-THE heavy gun
is discharged, and it appears that
the ammunition had run short
There is nothing here but malig-
nifty. Those who have always in
clined to believe in the quiet of
Mr.. Beecher will take it as new
evidence, but in fact it is old, and
the temper in which it is presented
will throw fresh discredit on the
author"
On the contrary, the Post says
ut is the most damaging docu-
ment yet presented, and the
thought will suggest itselfto many
minds whether ii would not be far
more decorous for Mr.. Beecher,
pending trial in public, TO intermit
his pulpit sery les, or as he sug-
gested in one OF his letters, ito
step down and out.n AS for Ply
mouth church, it is literally shut
up.v
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UTAH.
TooLE COUNTY AFFAIRS.

TOOLE COUNTY AFFAIRS.
SALT LAKE Cry. --September
1.-THE United States Marshal on
Friday served an alternative man
damus on the Mormon officials In
T0ole county and took possession
of the courthouse and records on
anorder of the Chief Justice Yes
terday, while the deputy in charge
stood outside of the door, the kew
was turned and the Marshall re-
fused admittance. The hearing OF
the case takes place In the District
Court next Tuesday, when, if
peremptory writ is granted, il
believed q posse ofmilitary will be
necessary to enforce the order.
Nearly all the records Of TOole
county have be- distracted by the
old incumbent. In the United
States District Court at Beaver,
Judge BeryLlan charged the Grand
Jury to investigate the Mountain
Meadows massacre, and urged the
Mormons to have no fears Of the
Church, but to act as loyal citizens
and brave men. He charged the
Jury to inquire into the legislative
grants Of land and timber, and
asks that the perpetrators be in
dicted. He calls attention To Con-
gress prohibiting polygamy; that
every possible means had been
used to prevent the force Of the
act, and 1t is now being violated
in the Tel. tory by the
false teachings of Brigham
Young and other leaders OF the
Mormon Church.
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New York X ,..ss.
THE EIGHT-HoUR RULE IN NEW
Y0R1..

THE EIGHT-IIoUR RULE IN NEW
YORa..
New YoK X, Sept. l2. The Ev.
ening Post says loving to the
pressure of the tim, s, the masons,
bricklayers, hod-carriers and help
ers in Jersey City, Bergen, Hud.
son City and Hoboken during the
past week, have been abandoning
the eight-nodr rdie, and to-day it
is annouced that all are working
ten hours q day, without asking
an increase of wages. Builders say
this will result in a very decided
Improvement in their business.
Jonas Somehow & Co., of 1875
Pearl street, an importing house
hat suspended nearly three weeks.
ago, announce that they are able
to pay 80 cents on the dollar
Nearly all the creditors are foreign
bankers. Somehow has been ar
rested and admitted to bail in the
sum of SIS, 900, on charge ofobtain
ing ILLS of exchange from the
Bank of British North America,
furnishing as security property
which had been transferred
MURDER.
Rocco Flushing was found kill
ed in the streets of Flushing, Il. J.,
Thursday evening; and yesterday
Vincenzio Inamorate was arrested
as the murderer.
FIVE YEARS FOR FORGERY.
Julius l.. Mendlessohn. who
claims to be a son of the great
composer, was convicted yesterday
of forgery and sentenced to the
State prison for five years.
BANK STATEMENT.
is as follows: Loans, increase, ST.
1872, 300; specie, increase, 1911 800;
legal tenders, decrease, $278, 800;
deposits, increase, 1886, 500; cir
culation, decrease, $55, 700 reserve,
decrease, SOL, 1876.
SUICIDE IN PRISON.
Mendelssohn, who was convicted
Of forgery yesterday, took arsenic
as night and diea this morning.
THE SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
to-day were 1888, 400, of which &c.
600 was gold coin and the balance
gold and silver bars, principally
the latter
ALBANY, September 14.-Gov.
Dix's decision in tie Haverneyer
case is made public to day. The
decision censures the course ofthe
mayor, but declines to remove him
or take any further action in the
case.
BROOKLYN, September It'll
ton is in town, and it is believed
will issue his statement this week.
Gen. Tracy is preparingan answer
to those parts of Moulton's state
ment referring directly:to himself.
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VICTORY OVER THE cARLIsTs.


MADRID, Sept. IL. - An official
dispatch is published this morning
announcing that Gen. Pavia has
gained victory over the Car
lists.
MORE TROOPS E0R CUBA.
Three thousand troops will leave
Cadiz for Cuba about the end of
the present month, and five thous-
and more in October.
COTTON STRIKE BEGUN.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE great
strike of cotton operatives ae Boil
ton, which was announced to be
imminent on Thursday, has COM
menced.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE strike
of operatives at Bolton, which
commenced this morning. stops
twenty-four mills, which employ
ed 5000 hands. Forty-eight mills
employing 1000 hands, continue
operations. Subscriptions for the
strikers have been opened by
trades unions throughout the man
ufacturing districts,
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

New York, Sept. Ia. - The
WorId special correspondent, In i
letter dated London, August 80,
says: II hear from q sc0urce that
commands my confidence that the
disagreement between Russia and
Germany is really seriously offend
cd at the refusal of Germany to sun
port Russia's demands at the Be-
gian Congress, and she was even
more offended attempt made BY
Germany to assume the role Of ar
bitter of Europe In the recognition
of the Spanish Government. Ny
information now points towards
2 complicated intrigue whereby
Russia seeks to embroil France
and Germany in In
quarrel concerning the CarIiss
and to use this quarrel for propos-
es of her own.
THE THIBD TERN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.--The Tri-
bune this morning dev0tes consida
BILE space to opinions Of deceased
eminent American statemen on
the third term principle. all bel 6
opposed to 1t for various reasons.
Editorially the Tribune comes out
strongly against the proposed re
nomination of General Grant FIR
third term
NEW York, Sept. IA spe
cial from Fort Laram to they
Herald says that the ieagenc
for Spotted Tails band has been
located on Beaver creek.
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PENNSYLVANIA
CRUEL TRRATMTNT.

READING, September 1.-THE
charges of cruel treatment of the
children at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
home are to he investigated by the
trus tees. The superintendent adj
mits that a boy was punished by
cutting the ends of his fingers with
a knife.
RAILROAD MEN ON HALF TINE.
READING, September 1.-THE
employees of the Reading rail-
road here and along the road, will
next week be put on half time,
working two weeks out Of the
month at eight hours per day, on
account Of the general stagnafion
Of trade.
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GLNERAL NOTES.

The decrease in the area devoted
TO cotton In Lee county, Ga, as
compared with last season, is about
ten thousand acres.
A contract has been awarded to
a Boston nrm for the erection of
the soldiers monument at York,
Pennsylvania. The work will cost
$35, 900.
Some one Of statistical turn Of
mind has discovered that there are
28, 1893, 461 more acres in Iowa than
there are letters in the Bible.
About 900 Icelanders will soon
immigrate to Wisconsin and set
tie on tract of land purchased by
agents whom they sent in advance
few months ago.
One of the most extraordinary
phenomena of modern times is
thus recorded in Savannah pa
per: "Ifa pail OF water be placed
within six inches Of either side of
the stem of a pumpkin or vcgeta-
BILE marrow,it will in the course of
the night, APPROACH it &C.,
Solomon Hill, of South Carolina
who went to the African republic
in 1871, has written back that he
has an orchard Of two thousand
coffee trees, is raising large guam
titles of ginger, sweet potatoes,
cassada and rice, and sells every
thing readily. He has also three
good frame houses.
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LET HIM SPEAK.
TO the Eds. Independent:

To the Eds. Independent:
1t is positively stated in this
township that Hon. M. 8. Gran
than, the Democratic nominee
for State Senator, is determinedIy
in favor of the present expensive
County Court system. Will the
people Of this county vote for q man
who sustains and favors that sys-
tenn? / think not, and unless Mr..
Grantham defines his position on
the question, 1t will be taken for
granted that he favors 1t, and OPP
ponents Of the system, regardless
Of party will vote 1lingly. Let
him speak out.
ANTI-COUNTY COURT.
Hedgesville, September IA.
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DELAWARE.
KILLED BY A FALL.

WILMINGTON, September a.
An inquest was held yesterday on
the body Of Mrs. Sarah Jane Rus
sell, who was killed by fall DUR
ing visit to the steamer Juniata,
with other ladies, on Saturday
evening. She fell to the bottom
of the dry dock from the gang
plank, causing instant death from
conclusion of the brain.
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In a recent case in one of the
San Francisco courts, a witness
stated how the Chinese women are
examined in Hong Kong before
they are allowed to take passage to
this country. They first go to the
Consuls's Office, and if that officer
satisfies himself of their good char
acter, he stamps their arms and
sends them to the harbor master.
This officer also examines them,
and If the examination Is satisfac-
tory he also stamps their arms.
They then procure their tickets
and are allowed to go on board the
vessel
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MARYLAND.

THE OLD DEFENDERS AT BALTI-
MORE.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE
Old Defenders Of Baltimore march
ed around Battle Monument, at
Calvert street, this morning, and
thence proceeded in the cars to
Halls Spring, near the city, where
they are now celebrating the Goth
anniversary of the battle of North
Point. Their number has dwin-
died down to only thirty veterans
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The Post suggests Poland for
successor to Jewel at st. Peters
burg. Does our genial cotempora-
ry want the ssPartition of Poland''
repeated by thu Russians? Lone
Courier.
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Beecher's friends don't believe Q
word Of Moulton's last statement.
They are in no mood to be con-
WINGED, and
A man convinced against his will,
Is ofthe same opinion still.
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ne. m. PRICE.
At TORNEY AT LA Fl

Ma.tinsburg, West Va.
Faa practice an jefferson, Berke'.
oh' adoiring Coaaists
~ Office in Court House
Cierk Of the t'ir*nit Coart Office
Arsil ~ ! nav
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CONNECTICUT.
BURNT TO DEATH.

BRIDGEPORT, September ia
fire last night destroyed the dwell
ing Of George l.. Hungers0rd, on
North avenue, and his little girl
persisted In the flames.
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~, E'cs';suissss Sy7',:gs, {, Protect
5osts5;o;e Of TIC P3'0foritlc ~
l.2e,, is SO combined as to heEs
lie character OF G7s tstisnc3st, as
{ Sly eligesjeG stsId aSSi1siixtesJ
Z 4. tue blood us Tie simplest
~. T. il2cgct. is &c Il -sststy
1TdsRra's OsvsS F'SsaEi~iss0
III, {roB az the b50osi. and
c,ssss...1 tAosgsG,ad iUs," simply
!. 'o.siisJ af2,, fasUigorGtissO and
j,iiati-is.y the System. The en-
s'ic5:cs, end rit0Ji=ed blood pep
2is@Gtes cvcry port of the body,
requiring damages and ac0stc,
screening oaft morbid secrc-
lions, s;lis} iessgt,,y sa0fhisg for
fsJscgse 10 feet ss!;os,.
&..5l - liz @Gg1ct cJ tie ac0,5-
SgelJts5 s2tccces or t5i5 remedy isI
caring Dyspepsia, Liver Gem
p:a;1lt, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
sgicca, soi.s, Nervous Affections,
Clsjl:s and II e-s, HuInors,
Tors OF constitutional yigor,
.s..;ossas Of the Kidneys and
Ei,.s!s.c2., female Complaints,
Gsd III diseases originating iie
q L,5I state Of the blood, or &C.
con- l3s,isjeI by debility or % 1oav
ctlsse cf TIC system. Being free
X sas 45EcohC5, ia eng form, Its
G. 'isf3iy effects are ss0t foJs
G9fTeI 0y corresponding 9'eac-
it02, 6sst ore permanent, il2JiE4
sjag strength. cigo2'. and sseaU
life i9lfO dJj parts Of tie system,
e,nd 6'iiSfij!'y ssls u:3 I:'ois Con-
of;trii02i.
Gc43fse..,,sI s7'ere been ciaangctS
~ t3e ..ss { dis remedy, from
iccGhy Si2ity, suffering cre0-
fisrcs, 10 strong, healthy, and
kuD391 .ssc,e and aUcn3e,s; Gssd
iarSiiifs ct:sanCt s'c0sOpcsbJyheS-
itGte 10 give IL @ trics;.
See u,Gt ccch bottle has PERu-
WAN SYRUP b5osC,s iaa lie 0Jcss.
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Projectors,
No. Milton PLACE. 1:os.a...
SOLD ny DKuGGIsrs eESEnALLr
MEAT AND PROVISIONSTORE
We would respe ctfully announce to our
friends and the public generally, that we
have opened a
MEAT AND PROVISION STORE,
two doors South of Wisner & Sons gro
Gerry, where can be found at all times,
FRESH NEAT OF ALL KINDS,
SAUSAGE AND PUDDING,
ALSO, POTATOES, CABBAGE,
and all other Vegetables that can be got.
APPLES SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY.
We will pay the highest cash price for
TURKEYS AND FOWLS
of all kinds, and country produce general
ly. GRAZIER & LAMBERT.
may6w
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NEW FURNITURE WARE.
ROOMS.
A. K0GELsCHATZ,
CABIN E II M A X i r..

G A 3 n r t NJ A K i r.
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Martins
nurg and Berkeley county, that he has just opened
MS new
FURNITURE WARERO0MS, onQueen St.
-Four Doors North of the Express Office,
where he is prepared 10 furnish in order every ar
tice in the line OF business, at Baltimore prices
Chamber Sets, Dining Sets. Parlor Sets,
Kitchen Sets, &c, &c.
will be found in every style TO suit the wants and
tastes OF customers.
Black Walnut, genuine and imitation, Mahogany.
Cherry and all kinds of Furniture furnished to order
cheaper than be had elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING in all its Departments.
Collins finished in the very latest style. VIII attend
funerals 70 the Cemeteries on short notice.
FURNITURE OF all kinds repaired in the best
style of workmanship, at low oates.
Call and examine my work, and learn my prices
4 sEd am snrs you will be suited. Apl. l. 'bs.
The Grange advance., 1874-05-20

while personality sinks in the election Of .
President, and people 60 with their party.
This principle is we'll illustrated by the
late election in Great Britain, where the
extension of the suffrage has resulted in
the defeat Of the true peoples, or Liberal,
party. If the fight had been Gladstone or
Disraeli for President, probably the former
would have been elected, but the issue was
localized, petty jealousies came in, old sores
were opened, and the Liberals, cut off in
detail, were beaten in the aggregate.
The same principle, in a different form,
would render improbable the success Of =
National party organized on &c Granger
workshop" platform. No possible amount
Of drilling cotld harmonize or compromise
local influences. Some Of the "byes I"
would stand by the RAILROADS, others by the
mill or the mine, while the Changers would
fall at loggerheads upon issues peculiar to
themselves. Those distant from railroads
now built, would want others constructed,
and be willing to vote for anybody or any,
thing that would result in giving them an
'soutlet - those near water-courses would
favor the Window theory; those inland
would howl for government assumption of
the lines, and so on. To construct plat
form large enough and patched enough to
suit all, would be difficult, if not impossi-
BILE, and, if it were not, the effect of dom
inant National party organized on mere
class ideas would be suicidal.
The Grange advance., 1874-05-20
that he owed to his country, had no need

that he owed to his country, had no need
Of party or party feeling, and with the
cool head of disinterested patriot could
point out the evils that must ever flow
from the factious spirit Of party.
The only interest Of the people, is that
the Offices should be filed by good men,
honest, wise and true, who will be faith
full in the administration of the pro-
visions of the Constitution and laws, and
will pass only such new laws and make
such changes in existing laws as the best
interests Of the Nation, or new con-
dition of things may demand.