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National Republican., 1874-07-08
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fs.' .ar % j" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 7
-..L...L .-. WAsHTHGToN. JuIyT 1874
aSto BosS 81 PaSie wS1Es and
are hereby, trahsfcrred to the auditOr Of the Dis
ne dulles heretofore peTformed BY the auditor OF
ihS, Board OF Public Works, without additional
4 riSt he books records and accounts Of the
sslesser of the, Board Of Pnblle Works which per
& = SnsfefTed to the collector Of ttxes OF ihe
lt COIqm5.ss who shall disshaTEe each and
s5 - g .assessments, without addit. .Onai com
) fsss s6e seosi sPs seeog9.. q the as
To- tae making and preparation OF assessments be,
and are hershY tEfp ftIrss t. ths ,gPer9pt p
0,a, who shan dIselfsTee each and ali the duties
heretofore perfeFm q by the assessor of the Board
OF sssessn n IS without SIditonal com
peHsatiOn t1eref0r.U .T. 80 ~ i.'.taa Ailflh d
q Thst the books records and aeceunts,of the.
District Of ColumOh be, and afehereby transferred
i 3 That al moneys, bonds and other securities in
the Trrss6fy of tks late Board O6 Pubic WORKS
Tnit StlteS to the credit Of and sab ect to. the
orleg oS the Comnissioners Of the District OF
q That the surveyor of the District of Columbia
be- and q hsreT dHeeteS e report 70. and Is made
missioners Of the District l1 - =
4; That AZ existing OIhssIs uneer the late Board
shed from and after this date and that all Oceri-
assistant engineers, -supeTtntendents, assistant
messs gers, clerks and all other employees Of the
AID late Board Of Public Works be, and are hereby,
discharged from service from and after this date.
s. That the ohees OF registeE Of ne District OF
iumb be, and the sam arr hereby, abolished; and
the books records sad sesoGnts Sh the sane an; are
triet Of Columbia, who shall perform each and all
the duties heretofore performed by the register OF
the District OF Colum6iA, without additional COM
3. That the once Of Inspector and taper Of
and the duties Of said once shall hereafter be per-
formed by Tie engineer Of the Commission;
o6IscfSTS Oi tL8eS and deputy sadtor be, and the
same are hereby, abolished lr.lf s..... ..
IL That thi Ofioes OF secretary and treasurer OF
OF thecity Of n ashlngtOn, OF the public
schools OF the city OF VI Arlington, treasurer and
secretary Of the public schools OF the George
schools OF the comfy Of washington be, aud the
same are hereby, abolished; aud that the books,
records and accounts OF those ofccs respectively,
and the duties OF the szme, 50 fGr As ey pertain
are hereby, transferred 10 the comptroller Of the
District of c. nInbla, who shall discharge siQ uu-
dies without additional compensation M srssIor.
~, That all Offices Of soATehger be, aud the same
IA, mat the Supervision and care Of the buildings
under Occupancy by the government OF the District
the engine rofthis Commission, ~
fl That the report Of the eng gineer OF this Com
mission for the OrganizatOn OF bis once Is hereDy
intended BY him are hereby confiI m d and made.
i5 That the business hours OF all Offices OF the
District Of Columbia shall be from O'Clock i. N.
until O'Clock p, m. Dr,>,D,rsn,,
HENRY Il. BLOW,
j. ii, kkTChAN,
Commissioners OF the District Of Columbia.
fva
National Republican., 1874-07-08

those who seem to think they contain either
news or the least particle of truth, we beg to
say they do not. The population Of the Dis
trict is over one hundred and fifty thousand.
Not more than five or six thousand follow in
the train of Congress, and we hardly miss
them. To be sure some of'the hotels and
boarding houses are rather deserted, rs COM
pared with the winter season, but the only
places where Congress is really missed are in
the departments, and the bureau officers and
clerks would not be sorry If they remained
away all the time were it not for the appropri-
alton bills. eng ..r. =,
National Republican., 1874-07-08

RECENT advices from Japan inform us
that after having paid the interest on the
public debt, which amounts in round num-
bers to $3.50, 900, 900, the Government held
a balance in the Treasury Of $780, 900.
This substantial evidence Of progress and
careful husbanding Of resources certainly
deserves to be accepted as a.gratifying indi-
cation of the success of the reform move,
mpnt in the East
National Republican., 1874-07-08

TIE Boston correspondent of the Hartford
CO,sraa believes every political event of any
consequence in the Old Bay State this fall de-
pends upon General Butler. Nothing will be
done anywhere until he speaks or acts. A
successor to Mr.. Dawes, or Mr.. Hosr, or any
body else cannot be selected until he has decided
what 10 do or what not to do. In the same
breath the same correspondent declares that
Butler has no influence whatever, and that his
reelection is doubtful.
National Republican., 1874-07-08
IoPFIoIAL.l
Wan DEPARTMENr,
AnJuTANT GENRRAI's OFFICE.

W WAsHiSGToN, June %, is7l'
General Orders, No n: ....
The following General Orders No. 2 dated
Headquarters Military Division Of the MISSOURI,
Chicago, Illinois, June Il, 1874, issued by Lieu
tenant General z: n. Sheridan, is approved BY
the Secretary Of War: =
From and after the lst Of July next the military
posE situated near Beaver City, Utah Territory,
and now called Post OF Beaver, will, subject to the
approval Of the War Department, be known as
Fort Cameron, in honor OF Colorel James Came.
ron who was Killed IN battle July q, 1851, while
leading his Tsgimsnt-79th New York Volun-
teers- 49,. - .-.
E. d. TOwNsBSD, AdJutsnt General
National Republican., 1874-07-08
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Ths proprietor,

SPECIAL N0TICE.-Ths prOpristOrS
Of lie Droit Park offer tbs Js,O houses stil
remaining unsod Of the largo number just
completed at lou prices. These houses are
carried in size, style and price, and are
complete NTH al city e0Husnisnces. They
are close to the city, being only about as far
as the Capitol is from ths White House
from either Of those points t0ith soide
d0snues sztendiny to each, and being higher
than N street they afford commanding
vie,rs Of The oity. They are al Uithin
about three squares Of the Seventh and
Ninth street eGyS and only four squares
from the GorcoraH market. We offer them
as .frst-eEasS property in sUsry respect,
W6ether for residence or iHpsstmsnt and
upon tie most advantageous terms. That
the promises ys made last gear hare been
fully redeemed. Us iSuits the inspection Of
the public. This property IS The gilt
edge" Of the city. .i ..- =
Eve UiH rent a IsU Of these elegant
suburban ViIlas and cottages TO Jirst-clGss
tenants only at IO0 prices, II sarly applicG-
tion Is made.
Il. L. BARBER s. CO.,
b. P0prist0rS,
7os 3 Street. aortkps't oppOsits p 0,
NNg
National Republican., 1874-07-08

A Mr.. ABLE presided over the st. Louis
bridge celebration. This was great mistake.
It should have been Reavis. Able did the best
he could, however; he predicted that "the time
is not far distant when the city of St. Louis
will not only 0e the political, but the CONNER
ciaI and manufacturing centre OF this country" !"
If Able is not able to do anything, he is able to
make donkey Of himself upon very small
proyocatlon. f..
National Republican., 1874-07-08

TIE Pan Handle Railroad Company has is
sued an order forbidding their employees, under
penalty Of dismissal, 10 enter houses where in
toxlcating liquors are sold, and therein set an
example which the other companies through
out the country might follow with advantage
to themselves and to the country. We do not
charge that railroad employees drink to ex-
cess, but the interests conhded to them and
the nature of the duties intrusted to them are
too vast and delicate to admit Of their drink
ing at all. There can be no safety in railroad
travel until the rule is laid down by every
company and rigidly enforced. -..
National Republican., 1874-07-08

A WIND MACHINE was lately put in opera
ton in the British House of Commons. If we
had only known they wanted anything of the
kind we could have easily supplied them with
one or two hundred from Congress, and not
have missed them either.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

A SOUTHERN paper says: awe are passing
through an epidemic Of sensations, and the
contagion spreads instead of diminishing"
We should say. you were. Kemper in Virginia
and Coke in Texas are sufficient to create an
endemic anywhere,
National Republican., 1874-07-08

A NEW oRLEANs paper asks "People Of
New Orleans, which of these will you believe,
the Cotton Exchange of New Orleans or the
White League Rgitatorsp If we we're the
people Of New Orleans we would not believe
either Of them. srr s.- ....- 20.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

The Imagination of Gratz Brown, who
thought he would be elected Vice President
two years ago, Is as vivid as ever. In a speech
at St. Louis he alludes to the bridge as "the
magnificent structure which Weds the sunrise
10 the sunset"
National Republican., 1874-07-08
IREPORT OF. THE CONDITION
/ ~ -...a OF THE r..
National Bank of the Republic
-- AT WASHINGTON, D. c.,
AT WASHINGTON, D. c.,
At the close or business June 26, 1874.

GTty for Washington d. c., IS:
|, Chass Bradley, cashier of the above-named
baHk, do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
Is true, to the beet of NV knowledge and belief.
.. ..- '- " CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to refOre me- this 6ih day
of July, 1874. CHAS. G.. CALLAE,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
DAN'L B. CLARKE,)
-, MM6 4 S,FHtIY FILEIY, Directors.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

TIE political gossips in Massachusetts, look
upon the withdrawal of Mr.. Dawes from the
House of Representatives as certain indiea-
ton that he means to make determined effort
for the senatorship. Judge Hoar's chances for
the same place are said to be extremely slim.
We are told that he has no popularity outside
q small circle of the early anti-slavery people
and the Harvard literati. His brother, George
F. Hoar. Will, It is thought, be a candidate.
Mr.. Washburn will of course be in the race.
General Butler preserves mysterious silence
upon the subject.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

A LEADING Democractic paper says: "The
world would seem to be getting more cor
rupt, and history TO be repeating itself every
day Our cotemporary has, doubtless, been
studying the rascaIity of its own party. y
National Republican., 1874-07-08

&. THE only paper in the country which is e
riously disappointed at the nomination Of Mn
lister Jewell to be Postmaster General i III
New York World. It is not that 1t win max
much difference. . .a.z..f 3D.. ~
National Republican., 1874-07-08

. A D1sTEeU1sHED Philadelphia politician re-
fused, few days ago, to be made an honorary
member Of . base ball club. There was no
money in Il. e. ...T .' ....'.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

PERSONS learing to10n for the summer
toiU do ,ceH to consult the catering place
advertisements in another column.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN LaUiHg the city for the summer can
hare the paper mailed to their address for
sizty-Siz cents per month, in adVaHcs.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

"a A .soUTHnRE editor says: "We are too
familiar with the police records of the city"
Then why In thunder don't you reform and
keep out Of the police records
National Republican., 1874-07-08

NEW ORLEANS congratulates herself that
her trade on salt IS on the increase" Salt
is very much needed in Louisiana.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS
LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
KoREIYG PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBTA.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

A New ORLEANS paper talks Of "hbelling
Louisiana" The idea of "nbelling" Louisi-
ana is certainly refreshing.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

An exchange says: "The laws are presumably
made by innocent msn to restrain the wicked" 4"
Yes, but the reverse in the fact.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

ETHB thermometer was 1O4 in the shade at
Chicago yesterday. The Tribune still thinks
IT ought to be summer watering place.
National Republican., 1874-07-08
of our gOvernmen

The St. Louis bridge is all right but
what about the Long bridge? When shall
we have our celebration?
National Republican., 1874-07-08
MARRIEn.

vERsON-sARGENT.-Th July . 1874,
at the residepc, Of the bride, by the Rev. William
j. walker. ROBERT 7. 1yERsoS and HELM,
daughter Of Mrs. j. II. Sargent. ..-.-7"
THOMAS sEBAsTIAH.-At the reS.dence OF
the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. j. ". Botsler,
GEORGE A. THOMAS and NJ IS EMMA 5. SEBASTIAN
both Of this city. -.
MAHAGAN-HAUF.-At the Trinity church,
GeOrE town, June 81, 1874, by the Rev. Father
Sttn street, WM. NJ. MAHAGAN aud Miss MARY r.
HAUF, all Of GEORGETOWN, ID. @.
National Republican., 1874-07-08
DIED.

CLEARY. In Baltimore, July ], DOUGLAS NJ.
GLE lRY, IN the thirty-slxth year OF his age. May
he rest IN peace.
street. on THURSDAY, July 9, AZ $50 O'Clock q. IN
CHASE.-Of pneumonia. at $50 O'Clock on the
morning OF JulyT, FRANK A. CHASE, in the forty
third year CT hfs age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FARLESS.-In this city, on Tuesday, July :, at
4:lO p ~, of dpther ., after an illness oI one
week, IsADOHE A., beloved wife Of Benjamin A.
Farless, and daughter Of Ann Z. and the late Rob
ert White Middleton ID
Notice of fun raj hereafter.
FHTZWILLiAMS,-In this city, JulyT, THOMAS
T, FTTZwILLIAMs, printer, aged thirty years.
[Ss. Louis and Chicago papers please eOpy.l
ALLEN.-Tueshay evening, at 9:5) O'Clock, ROB-
ERT ALLEN, aged seventy-SIG. ..-.. 3D. d..
Funeral notice hereafter. ..
National Republican., 1874-07-08


AMONG the dividends declared July by the
New York banks was the regular semi-annual
one Of ssgs3 per cent. BY the Importers and Ira
ders. The capital Of this bank is 81 500 OOO and
its-surplus, attsT paying the July dividend, is
81 sic, ,S25.07. Rhe success of this bank, Is 9
wsll-managed banking institution, is extraor-
dinary, and has hardly had its equal IN bank
management in this country. For some time
past it has stood at the head Of the list Of
banks Of deposit, and its deposits now reach
the enormous aggregate Of niastesa millions Of
dollars. Its president e Mr. James Buell., and
its cashier is MEssE. H. Perkins, jr., both
thoroughly pFaetieal and experienced bankers.
Mr.. Buell., it viii be remembered, was the
bank president whose practical, eommon-sense
views made such an impression upon the House
Banking ComuEtee, and upon the House Itself,
last winter They were aferward widely ctr
cnlated, and ably and approTingiy discussed BY
Fueh political economists as Prof. Perry and
David A. Wells, and by such papers IS the New
York World, the FiRaaeisr, Chicago Tribune,
New Orleans ThIssy &C. They did much To-
wards defeating the cry for imitation.
National Republican., 1874-07-08
rHE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLloAN

Twentv-Ave cents per line. Advertisements under
,hr head of s.For sale or Rent, ~ Wanted, " LOST
and Found, ~ and Personal, =" twelve and nan
cents per line
National Republican., 1874-07-08

AT THE Tammany celebration on the
Fourth the only allusion to Tweed was by
the band-"Oh, breathe not his name"
National Republican., 1874-07-08
Henry. r SRARLE
ARCHITECE,
z street, Opposite Pest once Ne.
=, ID partmenss 30

FTynR ARTHFICIAL STONE COMPANY
II Il OF THE DISTRICT OF COL UAIA
afe prepared TO supply at short notice, Thing tor
Vesflbules. Sidewalk, footWays, and Curling, In
eidereRt eOlors; FpuntAtns, Lawn Ornaments.
House and Lawn Steps, and Platforms; houses
monted; cellar walls and flooring eenented TO ex-
clude dampness; kitchens and areas eemented and
made perfectly dry, and sure preventive against
the Intrusion Of rats, Insects &c, and all other
work executed for which Portland Cement, Is
adapfed Our Portland Cement becomes in Few
days superior 70 any OF the marbles natural stone
in common use, and Is an admirable Initiation OF
either marble or stone; Il more durable, and IN
ereases its crushing resistance with age Us oeAuy
Is unques'iOnAOie' @. N. RoBERTs, Manager,
National Republican., 1874-07-08

THE following paragraph seems to be fA-
yorite one just now with our country ex-
changes: "WashIngton, since the adjournment
Of Congress, presents an appearance Of desc
lation." Three or four lines similar in tone
and character to the above are certain to lie
sent the rounds of the press at the end of
every session Of Congress. For the benefit Of
National Republican., 1874-07-08
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ EW BO o x ..

syrian Home Life. BY Jessup. Little Boots. BY
Jennie Harrison. NInetY-three. By Victor Hugo
The American Gem Club. By Jules Verne. Some
How MaEjory Helped. Dy n. Carroll. Adventures
in South America. By jules Verne. My Mother
Women. BY Dio Lewis. Journey to the Centre
of the South. BY jules Verne. The Baltimore Gun
Club. BY Jules Verne. The Executive Power.
BY AdOlphe de Chamorun. Fetch in Theology.
BY John Miller. Life or jefferson. By James PAr-
ton. Northern California. By Charles EOrdhoh.
Famous Trials. By Morse. The Egyptian Sketch
Book, BY Charles Leland. Household OF Stf
Thomas Moore. BY author Of Mary Powell Y al
entine, the Counties. By n Detlef. The Ytcissi-
tudes OF Life. By HOlme Lee No Alternative.
By Annie Thomas. Memoirs Of " WeStminster Hall.
BY Foss, RulCs OF the supreme Court Of the
Uni. ed States. American Law Review, July, 1874.
For sale by W.H. q o. H. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers, 475 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW AND SECOND HAND.-OEE PRICE
~ ONLY. New clothing sold at very reasona-
PIE prices kelecte1 st0ck Of nd md Go, hing
very cheap, a. JUSTH'S, Ga street, between Il tn
an1 Seventh northwest. BTanth store, 73jS High
street, GeorgetoWu. jyS
SroRAeE.
The re accommo lstions in the city can be OBJ
tanned at low rates on app'i alton to
.e.e'------1Gs. A. VEDDER,
r COMMISSION RIERgHANT, -H.rr
jys-W, ,F&M f3tLous' ana avenue. 4 T.. -
National Republican., 1874-07-08

WEDNESDAY MoRNING::::::::::JULY s, lS74
National Republican., 1874-07-08
rWsWAR DEPARTMENT, -,

sr.. 2 7 iWASHTNGToS, ID. o., July l. 1874.
An Army Medical Board will meet at New York
city, and similar board at San Francisco. on the
4th Of August next, for the examination or candl-
dates for admission into the Medical stan Of the
United States army. '-- ....
these boards should be addressed 10 the Secretary
Of War, through the Surgeon General, United
StEtes army, ... ... =. ~
The sppfcltIon must be IN the handwriting Of
the CaudfdAte, aud must state the full name, resi-
dence, az, and date and place of birth. Can6i-
dates must be between = and % years Of age, ana
graduates Of Medical College having thorough
and complete course OF medical education-eVi-
denCe of which must be submitted 10 the board.
Testimonials as to character and qualifications
must be furnished.
II the applicant has been in the medical service of
the army the fact should be stated, ami In such
cases thelimit OF age may be extended, sub ect to
the decision Of the Of War in e1ch special
case.
No allowance is made for travel or other ex-
ptnses Of persons undergoing examination, as 1t Is
J. n. BARNES,
iy2-ThSTutoAug1 Surgeon General, u. s, Army.
National Republican., 1874-07-08
RATES OF ADVERTISING :


Mail subscribers, $50 per year; 500 for s1
months, and Sa.O0 for three months. Eerms IN
Variably in advance.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

NJ All communications, whether on business or
for pubIicatlon, should be addressed to WV. J.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1874-07-08
TEAS

WehIvs recently added to our stock in this de-
partment by the purchnse0f LARGE QUANTITY
OF EEw-CRoP TEAS Of the different varieties,
and hence VIC are now prepared to offer special in
ducements.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

I,published every Thursday morning, and Is tur-
1isbed TO subscribers at the following rates; One
cory one year, g; three copies one year 81 zen
copies one year. SIS; single copies, in Wrappers I'VE
rl
National Republican., 1874-07-08
AatiunaI gEpnblitam.
LMURTAeH...........EditOr and Proprietor.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays eXcepted) at the southwest cor
rrI OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and is furnished to subscribers (by carers) al nI
National Republican., 1874-07-08
rwREGIsTER,s OFFICE,

R%REGISTER'S OFFICE,
SS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, I
....- 10 WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 10 1874.
Notice is hereby given that from and after the
above date will expire all licenses issued by the
District OF Columbia for carts. wagons, drAys,
hand-carts, hacks, carriages, cabs, omnibuscs,
street cars, and other vehicles for Transporting
passengers.
All said licenses expiring on said date must he
promptly renewed in accordance with existing
regulations at this office. JOHN +. COOK,
jyl-l2t Register, d. G.
e@eNOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
On gas consumed after JUNE 80, the price will be
reduced FIFTY CENTS per /, 900 cubic feet as fol-
lows:
GrOSs price. y 70
Discount II paid within seven days............ 25
Net ..... g 50
c.. BAILEY, Secretary.
National Republican., 1874-07-08

A. q. BARBER 8 CO.
80 aa s.ss sl., PrOprist0rS
7os 3 Street horthwsst, oppOsits P. 0,
ivI-tf ar
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

3 4d - "
they could. Hencetorth no human
means could save them. They had
nothing more save the aid Of God
to count on.
At four o'clock, the balloon was
only Eve hundred feet above the
surface Of the water.
A sonorous barking was heard.
A dog accompanied the passengers,
and held himself imbeided near his
master in the Mesbes Of the net.
"Top sees somethingw cried one
of the passengers.
Then, at the same instant, a
strong voice was heard:
"Land! land w-.Scribner'S for
,44prI.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04
vote For Governor.
We are hdeb,ed to the sslen,

g
4 We are indebted to the Salem
Record for the following table:
There is no official count otthe vote
in our State for Governor to be had
until the meeting Of the coming
Legislature, as The official returns
are all addressed TO the Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives and
canonly beopened by him. Enough
is known, however, to show that
the published reports are quite it-
correct. In some Instances the
County Clerks have also included
the vote for Governor in the &C. eral
returns to the Secretary OF State,
and in other instances notes have
been sent that officer, giving the
vote tor Governor, aud from such
sources II. II. Gilfry, Private Sec
retary Of Governor Grover, has
made up and kindly furnished us
the following tabular statement
which is exact enough to be con-
sidered as official:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Sam Purdy, the famous trotting
stallion, belonging 70 the estate OF
the late James Helm, was sold in
Frisco onsthe Oath ult., ,at auction.
for s2l,5OO. lTis trappings, inclid-
ing a blaukes wkich,sOld for $500,
brought 81, 100 more, or . total Of
$4,000, Ills best time ip public
,AlAs III j 2!2Sa! VI llaIIAlA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

Recent dates from Havana say
thstthe Cabans recently cAptnred
400 men who were conveying forty
CT loads Of provisions, In the juris-
dictiOn Of Santiago de Cuba, and
that tte entire 40 bsd been SEOe,
in retaliation for itiis shooting Of
Cubans. Bloody work.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-04

California has been i'dulging in
an unusually exciting election, into
which the ladies entered with their
usual spirit The Legislature en-
acted . local Option law, giving
the people the right Of deciding by
their votes whether they will pro-
hibit or license the sale Of intoxicat-
ing drinks, and the people have
been exercising this right, with what
effect we shall soon know.