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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-10
Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town Of Donaldsonville.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
MAJORS OFFICE, September sth. 1874.
Memberspresent-SW einschenck, Mayor;
Joseph Burbridge. LIST ward; r. Noel, End
ward; Jas. johnson, ]. F. Link, Sd ward.
Absent-B. iemann.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. |>.'
On motion of j. F. Link the following res
olution was adopted:
Resolred That the committee on Public
Works with the lessee of the Market H ouse
be authorized and empowered to contract
with the lowest bidder for new blocks for
the use of the Market-House, those now in
use being altogether used out.
CHIEF OFE1cE, DoSALDsoSv1LLE, La, !
September 4th, 1874.
To the honorable Mayor and members of
the Common Council
GENTLEMES-I transmit here with bills of
the CHIEF for advertisements inserted on
account of. the corporation since March,
1874, to the present time. amounting in the
aggregate to One Hundred and Twenty
one dollars. In the absence of any contract
l have charged the regular advertising rates
for business notices, and | would suggest to
Your honorable body that it might be found
to the advantage of the town to continue
its advertising on this basis.
Very respectfully,
L. E. BENTLEY,
Editor and Proprietor CHIEF.
+ On motion Of R. Noel duly seconded, the
above bills were taken up scparctly and
approved.
Alderman Burbridge offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
Rcsoired. That the Finance committee be
authorized to contract with the Press of the
town for publishing all town notices and
I'D yertisements.
On motion of j. F. Link duly seconded
Res0lred, That the lessee of the Wharf be
allowed to cut a door in one end Of the
Warehouse at his own expense, provided
the same be left in good order.
Adopted.
To the honorable Mayor and members of
the Town Council
GENTLENEN-I the undersigned, have
built warehouse ON the beach near the
waters edge at cost of $50, which ] hope
you will pay me for. propose taking $50
i'll town warrants or $50 in town currency,
and you take all the improvements but the
Tarpaulin, otherwise viii keep all and you
pay me SIS. -
Very respectfully.
On motion of r. Noel duly seconded, the
abve petition was laid ON the table indef-
initely.
A bill of Mr.. Cadid Guedry amounting to
Sc was presented and laid on the table in
definitely by the following vote: Aldermen
Burbridge and johnson. nay; Link and
Noel. yea. 1t being tie vote the Mayor
was called upon to vote and voted yea.
The following bills were approved:
>. nclnSCnencE K. III
l.. Lefort- 50
L. Lefort. 10 40
On motion duly seconded. the Council adj
.iourned sine die
A tsue copy:
DAVID ISRAEL, Secretary
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REGIsTRATION.-Th Office of reg
istration has been located at Mr.. S. E.
Braud's store, Opposite Donaldson
vile, since Wednesday. On Monday
next the Supervisor and his clerks
will remove to the store Of Mr.. Den
mis- McRedmond, on Burnside's
Mount Houmas plantation, and there
remain until Friday evening, after
which they will return to the Court
House, Donaldsonville, and there
spend the final week allotted for reg
istration. The office will be closed on
the Oath, and all who desire to take
out papers must do SO previous to that
date.
Up to the close of business last
evening the total number registered
was 2443 whites, 834, colored 1909.
Several persons, white and colored,
We're refused certificates for failing to
bring proper evidence Of having a.
tanned the legal age, but we are as
sured no favoritism has been shown
either class in this regard.
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PROCLAMATION.
Five Hundred Dollars Revyar,

Five III un0rG0 dollars lkevv0rOa
- STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
r.., Executive Department, ;
New Orleans, May Is, 1874. }
Whereas, information has reached me that
on the night Of Saturday, the second of May,
1874. DAVID BARLANIe;; merchant vi
Ascension parish, was sassassinated in the
store of Mr.. John Burnside, in that parish,
and whereas, all efforts to discover and AZ
rest his murderer or murderers have failed
Now. therefore, /, William Pitt Kellogg,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, do issue
this my proclamation Offering FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for such information as
shall lead to the arrest and conviction 81
the murderer or murders of the said David
Barland as aforesaid. 49,
Given under my hand, and the seal Of the
State hereunto attached, this nineteenth day
of May, in the year Of our Lord, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four, and of the indie
pendcnce OF the United States the ninety
eighth. ..& .,.s -. r.,
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG. =
By the Governor: -
.-4.. p. G. DEsLoNDE, 80
Secretary of State. .1.,,s r NJ.
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On Saturday last, Mr.. j. b. Boud-
reau, one Of the ferrymen who con-
veys passengers from the opposite
side Of the river to Donaldsonville,
was thrown from ahorse and had his
right arm broken. Under skilful med
al treatment he has nearly recovered
from the unfortunate accident.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-10

Messrs. James Teller, Edmond
Bmol, Irwin & Gibson and Soaring
T sylor opened the rolling season in
Ascension this week, and the sugar
b 'useasapon their plantations are ia
full blast. So far as we have heard,
the indications point to the best yield
of sugar since the war. Mr.. Bujol
is making one thousand pounds per
acre from second7year rattoons, his
neighbors say, and that is doing re-
markably well. A number of planters
will commence grinding next week.
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for a new boiler, which will be pnt up
at once, as every thing else is in read
mess for the commencement of sugar
making. .i aa2e +t-s.
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Important to Tax Payers.
Tax Collectors Instructed to In
stifute PerelnpfO1y Proceed.
ins~ to Enforce Payment Of
Current and Back Taxes, a..
NJ. KEATING'
- STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Auditors Office, )
Now Orla,ns Aurvs+ 10 1874

Auditors Office,
New Orleans, August 10, 1874.
The time is fast approaching when further
delays in the collection of taxes are incon-
sistent with a satisfactory discharge of du-
ties by the revenue officers, and viii re der
it impossible to meet the just obligations of
the State, or balance accounts and make a
report to the General Assembly, as required
by law. -l..4..
Accordingly. you will proceed to advertise
and sell, by the thirty-ir of October prox-
imo, all property within your district or par
ish whereof any taxes, current or delinquent
shall remain unpaid. You will be careful
to observe all requirements Of the law, in
connection with seizures and sales aud con-
duct them under the provisions Of act No A.;
of 1873; but no judicial proceedings other
than by recerdation and publication should
be resorted to, and the process must be sum-
mary, in accordance with section one of said
act
You WILL also, in accordance with the pro-
visions of section nine Of said act No. AZ, in
variably bid in for and adjndicate to the
State any and all property offered for sale
and not purchased by any other party: is
In connection with the above the following
important points in relation to tax sales. re-
Gently decided by the Supreme Court in the
case of Morrison rs. Larkin, are communi-
Gated to yon for your guidance in the per-
Torrance Of yonr duties in that respect:
First-Tax Collectors can collect taxes on
the delinquent lists ~ we'll as current un-
paid taxes; for this purpose they can sell
the lands that have been forfeited to the
State.
Second-Whle the tax debtor refrains
from exercising the right of redemption of
such forfeited lands he can not restrain the
sale of the lands by the tax collector under
act No. Al.
Tlisd-The tax debtor has no interest in
lands forfeited to the state for non-paymsnt
of taxes, except the right OF redemption.
Fourth--After the sale of lands by the tax
collector as herein before described the tax
debtor can redeem only by complying with
section six of said act No. A.
Fifth-The method prescribed by act No.
Al for the forced sale OF lands for the collec-
ton Of taxes is not repugnant to the constl-
tuition Of this State or of the United States.
CHARLES CLINTON, ,
zee Auditor
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL RAINIER, MITCHELL & cos,
Livery and Sale Stables

Livery and Sale Stables,
Mississippi Street,
DONALDSONTILLE La.
Horses, Buggies, Carriages, etc, for hire
at reasonable rates.
Particular attention is requested to our
facilities for -..r
Boarding Horses.
We guarantee the best care to animals en-
trusted to our keeping.
We keep constantly on hand full supply
of all kinds of FEED, such as
HAY,
CORN, eat0-
OAio,
-,.t & BRAN,
Which we can sell at less than New Orleans
prices. We solicit the patronage of the pub
lie, and insure satisfaction to all who have
dealings with us. "' sepl2Iy
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$1,000 Reward.

The above reward of ONE THOUS-
AND DOLLARS will be paid by the
undersigned to any person who will
to the arrest. aud conviction of the
murderer or murderers of the late
David Barland. yet -,, ....--......'
WIDOW DAVID BARLAND.
Parish OF Ascension. MAY 81, 1871.
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We direct the attention of derelict
property holders who have not paid
their current State taxes to the Au-
ditor's and Tax Collectors notices
published elsewhere.
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DONALDs0NvILLE, La, .
Saturday, October 10, 1874.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
Attention I!

If the Republicans of Ascension
desire to meet their candidate fol-
Congress, Hon. c. B, Darrall, let them
attend at the Linwood school house,
sixth ward, Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 18th, OF at the Courthouse,
Donaldsonville, Friday evening, Oc-
tober 10th.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-10

Another week of warm, dry wea-
Their. Too much dust on windy days
to please the merchants and house
keepers, and a dearth of water in
many cisterns. But the temperature is
deliciuus.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-10

Marx Israel has the finest stock of
goods in the parish. See his adj
vertisement on second page.
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TIME TABLE n. O., M. l. T. Z. B.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Daily Passenger and Freight Train Com,
bineG-Leaves New Orleans, from head OF
St. Joseph street, at BAN.
Arrives at Donaldsonville at 1915 P. M.
Whitecastle at Pm.
Returniug-Leaves Whilecastle at l:15 p. NJ.
Leaves Donaldsonyille at 2P.M.
Arrives ut New Orleans at p. NJ.
Trains stop at all way stations.
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SPECIAL NOTICE SELLING out at
Great Sacrifice Mr.. Henry Loeb
has the largest and most varied stock
of dry goods, groceries and hardware
in town, all Of which he is selling off
at great sacrifice as he is erecting a
magnificent store and wishes to dis
pose of his present stock in order to
lay in a fresh supply as soon as his
building is. completed. Every one
DESTROYS of making good bargains
sheuld give him a call.
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w G. WILKINSON,
Newsdealer and Stationer,
Railroad Arenue,
DONALDEONYILLE IA

UONALDbUN F7LIE. IA.
Dealer in all kinds of Books, New spapere.
Periodicals, Pictures. Blaak Books, Pens,
Ink. Toys, Faaey Articles, Ganlea and
Flower seeds, etc.
Subscriptions to any newspaper or period
ical received at publishers rates. Asy thing
in the reading line not on hand will be pro-
cured at the shortest possible notice.
Call at the sisa Of the
Ascension News Depot.
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y-99 0-- !, -.
l., PoL1TIcAL NorEs.-The Parish Re-
publican Executive committee met in
the school room of the NJ. E.. Church
at noon, last Tuesday, pursuant to
the presidents call, twenty -four
members and a Quorum present. The
following resolution. offered by Mr.
V. c. Gabrielle, was adopted without
dissent :a+aaai, j et.-,,. .ta sh..,,.s ait
Whereas, Milton Morris.. C.. n Lewis,
Clay, mem1ers Of the Rspub a Parisl,
Exseat i've Committee ., have bolted and de-
Be il, tAe,Ytore Eesolsed, BY the Parish
nartr of ,ha o1 inc Inc nspuGi9a
Morris, c. n: Lewis, Isaac jenkins. Samuel
hereby expelled as members OF of this COM M.
"'',e0'
opon llo'loh u . uoee handali Coie,
" .o"''''o "a 'n'o et'. was appoih1eo
- oo"4o' "A. 'n0 pieSluo"' anu Sc
wv y" ps" ooll''eo' " eonslst
u se'ou "ono0's' ano 70 possess Tue
""'y W "il""eo ssAo cohoacs Tue
80 ,."' ''pfo1"' '''"o f'"' pi''oe u
49, '-oo' o'"'o1'' e'e' liz
p1oe."on' na'aeu 'oose Iole' hon.
" - Ai' ''nu WI a. burnett A11ef
'o' oo"eua'"'i'n 'hls cohmie'ee
'opoi''N 'pe eiec''on VI Tile 1oilo"lng
e.'". ps''sn con 'ln'n''ttee H. T.. behtley,
on"'f"an' nehry hasmah' fret' fooo,
AKRON NIL Albert Brandy, n. NJ.
oon""S anu nnleiy h'ce'
Inc s"oJece OF nihng the vacancies
VI 'ne parish tlcket was discussed
anu ue'effeo 10 q subsequent meeting
: 10 executive con'h'teee then adJour-
neo sa"Ject 20 cle eau Oh the pres
'oeht' ~.
Nes's'ef' hepuohcans' Register!
non " D. Darrall found 1t I'M
possible 70 accept the urgent invita-
'1'n eAeehoeo MIN TO DC present at
'he mass-meetlngs OF Sunday last,
previous engagements having rem
''eieo MS presence necessary else
"nefe' ne Will De mere IN 4 few days,
anu our people Will have an
OF hearing him speak at
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-10

Wm. Sims, Esq. seems to be the
faNprite candidate for Chief Engineer
of the local Fire Department, and we
hope he may be selected by the con-
ference committees. He would full
I'll the duties Of the position with ad-
equate zeal, aud maintain the esprit
de corlas of the Department as effect
ually as any man in the community.
His commanding figure and dignifed
demeanor have already earned for
him the sobriquet Of I" Chief Of the
M"hawks;;" and it would be quite APP
pr"plfate to alter the title to "Chief
;of the Fire Department. !
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Seventh Senatorial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension anu
St. James.
state Senator, -George Z. Bovee.
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Parish of Ascension.

Charles n. Lewis,
Parish Judge. John A. Cheevers,
parish Attorney. Frederick Duffel,
CLERK Of the Court, John ID. Cantey,
Recorder . Charles Gecks,
Secretary. Octave Terrio,
Treasnrcr Christian Kline,
"a. Collector. E. Bentley,
sheriff Aaron HILL
,Iail phvs;cian w. NJ. McGalliard,
Official Journal, .-....-...D on'ville CHIEF.
Police JURoRs.-Pierre Landry, Presi-
dent; j. h. RebeTs, LoNis Leblanc, Henry
Heyman, Hillery Rice.
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIREcfoRs-Pierre
Landry, President; Rodolphe Braud, Secre-
tary and Treasurer; G. H. Hill, Charles n.
Lewis Jacob Warner, Jackson Starks, l.. f.
Rcntley 'e'
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Our railroad is to be sold " for sure
enough" on the 18th Of Nov ember,
shy order of Judge Woods of the U.
s. Circuit Court. All the parties in
interest have agreed to the sale,
which will be made to secure the
claims of the first mortgage bondhold-
ers. At last there appears some GER
tainty of the road passing into the
,.:aads of men who will push it on to
Texas, for surely no company would
buy it with the intention Of allowing
it to remain in it's present incom-
pleted state.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension, st:
James, St. john the Baptist and st. Charles. ]
District Judge, .Othello }. Flagg,
District Attorney, ..--.--- Morris Marks.
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Read Marx Israel's new advertise
ment on second page. fa.~
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HI. III. WILLERS. .
Boot and Shoe Maker,

-. Donaldsonuille, La., -4 60.
~. In the building adjoining the Wharf,
Respectfully announces to his friends and
the public in general that he is prepared to
make boots and shoes of the very best ma
terial to order, and guarantees all his wori;
to give satisfaction. Terms strictly cash.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-10

Every man should subscribe for the
local paper. Take the CHIEF.
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Encourage your home newspaper
Subscribe for the CHIEF; $3a year.
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$500 RE" AR ~:

$500 by the Governor and $1,000 by
Widow Barland, for information that
will lead to the arrest aud conviction
of the murderer or murderers OF
David BARLAND.
PROCLAMATION.
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DR. GEO. RICE CRAWFORD.
IL (Colored) ....s.
Physician,
Office. st. Elizabetl. street near St. Patrick
Bona dson Vile, La. febl41y
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SEWING MACHINES /!

I am also the agent for the FINKLE &
LYON. the HOME SHUTTLE, and tll
WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing Machines, al
of improved pattern, which will sell .
PRICES varying from VI
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Persons of limited means can procure u.
machine BY paying part cash down, the bal
ance receivable in monthly installments
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
at reasonable rates. satisfactory work or NJ
pay. GIVE ME- a CALL.
my3 H. H. WILLERS.
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Parish OF Ascension, May 81, 1871.
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Anoytille 4aarnal.

THURSDAY, AUGUST Y, 1871.
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or corporations engaged i'm such COM
rnerce. And, by virtue of the same
constitutional power Congress may
and should provide for the improve
ment of our great natural water ways.
4. That the State has power, and
it is its duty to provide by law for
the regulation and control OF railway
transportation within its own limits,
and we demand that the law of this
State passed for this purpose at the
last session of the General Assembly
shall be upheld and enforced until it
shall be superseded by other legisla-
ton, or held unconstitutional by the
proper judicial tribunal.
5. That we feel bound to provide
all appropriate Legislation for the full
and equal protection OF all citizens,
white or black, foreign or native
born, in the enjoyment of all the
rights guaranteed by the Constitution
of the United States and the amend
ments thereto.
6. That the S27 600, 900 reduction
in the estimated expenses Of the Cen
eral Government for the coming fis-
cal year, meets our hearty common
dalton and shows that the Republi-
can party on questions Of retrench-
ment and economy is carrying out in
good faith its oft repeated pledges to
the people.
7. That we are i'm favor of an
amendment to the Constitution oil
the United States providing for the
election of President and Vice
President by a direct vote of the
people.
s. That while inventors should be
protected in their just rights of prop
erty i'm their inventions, we demand
such modification Of our patent laws
as shall render the same more fair
and equitable to consumers.
8. That the faith of the Republi-
can party is pledged to promote the
best good of the civil service of the
country; and that we, as Republi-
cans of Iowa, demand that only hon
est and capable men be elected or APP
pointed to office and that we COM
mend the position Of the party in in
shutting investigation of corruption
in office, sparing therein neither
friends nor foes.
10. That since the people may be
entrusted with all questions of gov
ernmental reform, we favor the final
submission to the people of the ques-
tion of amending the Constitution
so as to extend the right of suffrage
to woman, pursuant to the action of
the 10Th General Assembly.
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There are few things more pleas
ant I'm life than the meeting Of an old
friend, especially, when ones locks
are white as driven snow," and near
ones and dear ones have mostly gone
their way TO that new country be-
You'd the dark river, and the heart
grows lonely and the hands have lost
the cunning Of other days long ago
when there was no Atlantic Cable,
no railroad TO the Pacific. no credit
Mobiliers when women kept sill
silence in churches and did not ride
on the rcapers, and drive two horses
i'm the grain field, TO help gather
harvest, If hands were scarce when
cotton was king, and men who now
sit in high official seats, were bought
and sold like cattle in market. In
these far away times, i had friend
who passed from my sight and was
not heard OF for years. Then it was
that my home was full Of boys and
girls and my brain (as il thought) full
OF experience, and 50, what should
| do but send 1t, done up in parcels,
to the Prairie Farmer-in receipts
for making bread and butter, cakes,
advice to mothers about care of the
blessed little ones, hints to the girls
of housekeeping and husband win
ming, etc.
No doubt, could these same
thoughts be brought to light to day,
they would be as old and out of date
as Aunt Fanny" herself, fbut
that's neither here nor there they
made me acquainted with the many
readers Of the Farmer and set life to
a merrier quickstep perchance.
Those were the days when Emery
ground out editorials and Brigdon
told us of the times. We are not all
so very old to-day, but it seems long,
long ago-to me-my boys are men
and one has wondered away to Eure-
ka, Tama Co., iowa; and did sou
ever know mother who would not
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stolen aespecfabsIity.

AS evidence OF the desperate cause
the Anti-Monops have undertaken
In their effort to make Congress
man Of the curb-stone banker Gates
we refer to the dishonorable newspa-
per tricks to which they are resort
ing. The Ottumwa Spirit Of ire Times
comes to us with long article
crowded with fulsonie praise ofGates,
and ali credited to the Sigonrney
Ners. 1t is needless to say that no
such article ever appeared in the
Neus, but it did appear originally in
one of our Anti-Monop exchanges.
Likewise the Bloomfield Democrat
fills it's columns with complimentary
Gates paragraphs, and sInrs on Samp-
son, and credits them to certain Re-
publican papers, when In fact they
are simply the spawn Of the filtliiest
Anti-Monop papers in the District.
This method Of warfare simply be
trays the strength Of Sampson and
the weakness Of Gates. We had
supposed their candidate, although a
weak and vascilating brother, might
worry along and sustain life until
his October funeral without being
clothed in stolen respectability.-
Sigomney NeUs.
The Ottumwa Spirit with its &C.
customed Spirit Of meanness copies
similar lies from the Anti-Monop
Standard and credits them to the
Oskaloosa Herald as the admissions
of sound Republican paper. The
Democrat of this place copies the
Shirts fabrications and tells its rea-
ders that the Spirit is Republican
paper, in order TO cloth it in respecta-
Bile garb. And not one Of these half
dozen Reform ~ organs has honesty
enough to correct these intentional
Misrepresentation after its attention
is called to them. Is there anything
too mean for them TO do in the name
Of REFORM"