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the move constantly, he could uoi reconci,a III
sell to Leave the re remains Of his little t,s ons,
with him on bis travels. which be has iana 'aen
since They arc contained in neat iron csa 4'ss
which 10 EeEor allows out Of h.s sicht ~,
circumstance is certainly singular ons tns
worthy OF mention. 0Ao ADD
, 1874-07-26

tondant evils, wasteful OF life and wealth, aud
destructive to the welfare Of society, are s';ared
to the commonwealth. Or in other words: 1tie
pucposc Of the system Of suffrage is only that of
fairly estimating the relative lighting strength
Of tue opposed parties, by counting the NUMBER
Of lighting men belousins 70 either party, ana nd
by acting on the suppostAon that the party "iNca
has the largest number of lighting men on it's
side ih the stronger one, cud, If 1orclble con- ~
test should be provoked by dlsragardanS Its
opiniouk, would, in that contest, win the victory
That victory is at once and
PEACEFULLY ACCORDED TO THEM,
and the Goyernmcns OF the state is LAID into the
hands OF the victols, because it cannot oo Kept
OUT OF their hands. And tbs country saves the
expense Of ei3il wnr, which, rs far as reason
can judge, would have brought about tho Same
result
AS the deprivation Of any large number OF
fighting men OF that right tends to destroy that
probability, SO aiso would tho granting Ut that
right to any considerable number Of porsons not
naturally possessed Of the power to represent
their opinions OIL the field Of battle when called
u.on, destroy il. Both arrangements reduce
the value Of Tia: institution as the presorFer OF
tllo peaceful e2isicuce Ut the country, and c1al~
lengo clyil war. JOIN Il. BECKER.
, 1874-07-26
A Lady Makes 4 Discovery Important
to Tobacco-Groxycrs.


Tho idea prevailed in old times that women
were only fit to attend to domestic affairs, sucI,
IS cooking sewing, and attending 10 the chill
women hAro developed = capacity for scientific
investigation aud discovery that proves them
equal in mental capacity to the lords OF creation
Just now, when tobacco plants arc scaroe md
hard to procure, and when, for want OF q
season to set out plants, tho few that were in
the beds have run to what is known " long
shank .plants,' distinguished Lady Of Bal
lard County has made discovery that must
prove OF great utility. She cut of about an
inch Of the main bud Of one OF these plants and
Bet it out, when to her delight the bud took root
and produced q beautiful plant. We have one
seen, With eoren fine leaves on it. The main
root IL about An inch and hatf long, aud shows
at the end where i. was broken Oft from the
original plant.
Mr1- Oscar Turner is tho lady who made this
discovery, which may prove ot great value TO
tobacco-groweTa-
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- She Who Rocks tho Cradle Rules
The WQrld.33

Drar WOMEN is the dream Of life,
Adorned with every winning art;
Az inu:her, daughter, sister, wife,
She nelts the soul, she charms tho heart.
Without her, what were lordly man?
4 rainlers clou,I--a frulucsa tree
world without = tun-a plan
That ever incomplete must he.
Her foAt'ring care, devotion, Iore,
Seem inspirations from aboye.
In chtluhood's hour, beside her chair
She calls each fragile form:
Bic clasps our tiny hands in prayer,
Safe-ale!tcrcd from the storm.
Yet man, ungrateful man, tho dart
OF falsehood hufis with skill;
And when nc'A won 1 woman 4 heart
He seeks its lore 70 kill.
1ler lot is to be tried though pure,
To sigh, To suffer, and endure.
Oh. mothers Of race unborn,
'Tja yours to speak thcss grand dccrcoa
That herald IN the Promised Morn,
The waiting worlds uesEerjdcs.
e are the mold. Q: hcr,cs strong
Who guard and glorify on. isles;
The keas iu song shall roll along
Beneath tie splendor OF your sntles.
TIC Beautiful and Good shall roigo,
Anti sin'ess Eden bloom again.
English .Nti9uz1ne.
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cGlJ WILL CuoObet 10 Eu4oTC9 LuGlT opinions by
the weight OF the fighting power they possess.
Now, II, for Instance, the Administration Of
England excludes great number Of individuals
from tie right Of sudragc,-that is, from having
their opinions taken notice OF and respected il
the acts Of government-itia ia either forceu to try
to inquire into the opinion OF that part OF It's
population indirectly, SO as to avoid such dis
regard Of their sentiments as might drive them
to take caro- Of their interests by exercising their
natural faculties through armod resistance; or
to biind1y run the risk OF the latter eventualty.
SO IN THE UNITED STATES:
Tho emigrai,t, if be be a healthy man, as tho
bulk Of them are, ia "power" in the land as
soon Us ho sets his foot on il. Whether his
opinions are heard or not, he can always oxor-
clso his power Wien opportunity ofrera, as, for
instance, when minority party OF tho native
vote should choose to adopt platform agree
able to the sentiments and opinions Of the Cup
posod) non-vo.ing foreigners. and should thereby
induce the e, ,0U0,000 or thereabouts of fighting
men OF the latter clement who ore at present
h7!ng IN THIS country as an actual power, to
unite With them Ill the execution OF said plat
form BY thc possible overthrow Of the majority
party Of the native vote. It will probably
one to take no notice Of tho opinions OF such q
considerable actual power as tho foreign element
vi The United States il ut present
1hc presence III any country Of any consider
able number of men able to exercise fighting
power, but deprived Of the chance Of influencing
the Administration by their opinions, expressed
through their votes, simply
TENDs TO DESTROY THE VALVE
Of the righ;4' OF suffrage itself. For it makes it
doubtful whether the party defeated at the
Daliot-boz 1alglit not, when appealing to the
higher instance Of the sword receive accessious
OF lighting power from the ranks of tho nom
voting elements, sufficient to giro them the
decided victory. Generally it would not be pru-
deaf to face that danger, unless the populatlon
deprived OF the right Of suffrage should be well
known to be lmbued with sentiments go mark
cdly antasonistic 70 those of the great bulk Of
tue people of the State that oven anv minority
party o. the latter would be unable to make gny
concessions to thzu sentiments. In such cash
do not hesitate to declare tt,at, in my opiuion'
the granting Of the right OF suffrage TO thst
e7idently hostile population would be m cmi-
nent biunder: as it would only tend to give A
stronger organization to fighting power hostile
to the existence Of tile State itself, and which
would certainly seize the first opportunity to
exercise their hostility By uniting with foreign
enemy.
The value Of the institution of suffrage con-
slsts, then, il the probability that its decisions
"a it were, the result of IN acLual
contest between the fighting forces of tbs par
ties existing in the State, and lay the Govern
ment OF the same into the hands Of that Marty
which: on shs battlefield, would win the 9ictorI
whereby tho terrozs Of war itself, with It's a.
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CT which permits the exercise Of 4 hi:herto-denied
right, or has conferred new privilege will Always or
lege. All human history proves tho contrary. Does
anybody suppose that The members Of tho English
Parliament " whose votes Tue suffrage has been 50
much extended in England during tho quarter OF
century, could reassembe and repeal thoir past leg
islaion II they 1T Privileges 0f TINT Sort once
except By tho consent or indifference Of tho class
1tseh. It Is probable that there 1re in tho
United States to-day as many voters who bcero that
tue extension Of tho suffrage to nHturalized citizens
vas blunder az there to favor that e1tcuEin,, in
the first Place. But, since the insanity Of Kuow-Ho.h-
tempt to repeal 1t.
Similarly it would bo impossible for to repeal
The extension Of the suffrage to worlan nnul woE,en
should themselves it desirable to do 60. Nor in
deed u it probable that lung reft< the suf-
tEage to woman after majority Of women SHAH Eayo
decided that the common weal requires wo1aan'a atl-
mission to it.
ihe whole Of this statement originates in
THOROUGH s1scoScl:rT1oS
OF the nature Of "powcr,"-a ,uisconcept;on
uon Which is indeed go generally extended that it
the "pateInalistic idea that the individuals
ruling as the Government of the State arc them
selves the power" Of the saEae. while, in reali-
ty, they are merely tho temporary agents. ex-
uh ''power" Of society, whicl. latter il nothing
else than the combined sum Of the individual
powers OF the lighting members" composing
it. It entirely overlooks tho fact that while
these agents NAV enact LAWS. these Ews ere no11-
entities whenever the actual fighting power does
not, Of it's own free WILL choose to enforce their
execution. (See, for instance, the 81 Gre orli-
nances u Of the City OF Chicago.) from the mo-
nent M the actual fighting powerof the State elects
70 & &disregaru the flaws" given by the governing
lnolyiduals, whether these be Gear" kai-
se .Empereur, "''King." PARLIAMENT, ,""Con-
s E.ess' Legislature" or my other Of tho
+aaa? devices Of organization invented BY lu-
81 ingenuity for the purposes Of government.
~ ~ .uese authorities sre stripped at once OF all
haIapP ng supposed power" they are superstltiously
s;1n,,,. W possess, and resolve themselves INTO
eAANA0 '"o-iesEed Individuals OF the genus
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