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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

A GENTLEMAN of this city who wears
back-action pockets in his pantaloons,
thoushtlessly placed his diamond breast
pin, therein. and sat down on the Capt.
tol steps, this forenoon, to converse with
a friend. He did not sit there long but
jumped Up and said something about
the food III Marysville, and that they
ought to build dams-a Lumber of dams
for protection. and then he went over
to a drug store and asked the clerk what
was the best ointment for healing
quickly.
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AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
!ASSF MBf.N.
Morning Session.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
/ Speaker Doyey Ill the chair.
/ Roll call-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods.
GEsoLUTI0Ns.
The Senate lesolation granting The
Recorder Of Nye county six months
leave of absence was passed. so lie can
now 90 his way rejoicing.
MEMoLIAL.
The Speaker presented a joint memo
rial from the Chicago Board of Trade.
JOINT CONVENTION.
Rickey's Senate concurrent resolution
providing for a joint convention next
Thursday evening at o clock 10 elect a
Board of Regents for the State Cniyers-
ity was passed.
CONCURRENT REsoLUTIoN.
Ford introduced joint resolution
memor:alIziug Congress III favor of con-
structing a tunnel IA White Mountain.
Holm JOINT resolution memorializing
Congress against Chinese emigration,
was ordered to engrossment.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
By Psyton: Creating the Office of
County Tax Collector.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The Assembly bill increasing the H.
cense of retail whisky dealers was made
the special order for next Thursday, at
Il NJ.
BILLS PASSED.
McDonnells Assembly bill e1empting
the property of the Miners Union to
the extent Of Sl5, 900, from taxation,
was passed.
GAMBLING.
Hubbard of Esne,alda presented
petition from the citizens of Storey
county. praying for the passage of Hub
bard's bill suppressinS gambling of all
kinds
Wren. chairman of the Judiciary
intended reporting this bill
back for the purpose of having it refer
red 20 the Committee on Public Morals, |
and that when that committee reported |
it back, be intended to move for an indie
Unite postponment of the bill. After
discussion the bill was tenn
oorari!y tabled. /
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Charles Parker. Of the firm Of Moore
< Parker. whose arm was broken and
shoulder d.slocated by falling in faint
ing fit, some days ago, has 50 far recov-
cred as to resume business ......
James Moor, who was run over by "a fire
engine and had his jaw broken III conss-
quence, some time since, is attending to
business as lively as before the accident
....... General and Senator I. d.
Edwards. whose dangerous illness has
been reported heretofore, was consider
ably improved yesterday. His complete
recovery, so much desired. is as yet con-
sidered by no means certain. .........
Little Willie Friend, died yesterday of
scarlet fever, and will be buried to-day.
His twin brother died last week. The
funeral will take place from the residence
of the parents, c. W. and +. ii. Friend,
to-day. Time, l O'Clock p. NJ. The
sadly afflicted family receive the heart
felt sympathy of this entire community
The many friends of Mrs.
w. L. Lockbart rejoice in the opportun-
ity to greet that lady. now here on "A visit
omSanFrancisce, after IN absence from
Carson of some five years. Fortune, in
the shape of liberal interest in the bon
ana of the Comstock ledge, is reported
to have favored her. .. One of
those private parties. for which the
givers are becoming famous, occurred at
the house Of MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Ellis.
evening before last Besides creating
an enlivening sensation among a large
circle Of ladies and gentlemen, perna-
nent residents as well as Legislators, the
pleasurable emotion is communicated to
all who associate with those who were
guests on that occasion.
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We find tho following communication
from Carson City in the Virginia Chron-
icle OF last evening: The sad news
comes to us Of the death Of Thomas
Coats, who died at Woodbridge Cal, on
the 10th instant. Mr.. Coats was one Of
the pioneers of Nevada. Noble, gener-
Gus, and self-sacriticing. he formed ma
ny warm friends in our Silver State, who
will regret his untimely death, but those
Of us who knew him more intimately de-
plore bis loss more deeply, and condole
with his bereaved wife and little ones.
He was about 35 years of age. aud for
many years resident of ESmeralda
county, where he was universally res
pected. Some time i'll December last he
showed signs of ALTERATION of mind,
and he was taken to Carson by his wife
for medical treatment. He was pro-
nounced insane by Doctors White and
Dawson, and ON the 2Sth of the same
month was taken to Woodbridge Asylum,
California. where he remained until his
death. His wife was constantly bv his
side from the incipiency Of the disease,
until he passed away. And she would
return the sincere thanks of grateful
heart to Drs. Clark and Langdon, of
Stockton, and 70 DR.. Trafton, Of Wood
bridge, who coujoin,lv did everything
that medical science and human care
and attention could do t. relieve and |
save her suffering husband. She would |
also extend her hearts gratdude to |
Captain Gavis and attendants Higgins |
and Dunblin. OF Woodbridge. who So /
indy watched with her during hfe's .
darkest hours.
The gentlemen above named have our
gratitude for the care and hindess they |
extend TO Nevada : insane at
ard the ber-ayed wife OF
our deceased friend has our heartfelt |
sympathy. Il. }. HUBBAED,
p ELLISON,
HUGH CARING,
l.. X. WILLIS,
u B N,S<r>E
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

Willis of Esmeralda introduced the
following concurrent resolution:
Whereas. 1t is necessary. in order to
be consistent with the provisions of the
Constitution of the United States, as
we'll as to meet the require msnts Of the
advancing progress of our own State,
that the Constitution of Nevada should
be revised entire; therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Assembly. the Senate
concurring. that at the general election
for members of the Legislature ilf1he
year 1876. the qualified electors in This
State are hereby recommended to vote
for or against calling q Constitutional
Convention.
The resolution Was referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
The Assembly then took recess until
Evening sessien.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Quite crowd assembled in the As.
sembly Chamber to hear any loose elo-
quence that might fall from the lips of
the members in the discussion OF the
Churchill contested election case; but
they were again doomed to disappoint-
ment, for no sooner was the special Or
der called than Dow moved its further
postponement until February 18th: his
motion was amended so as to read the
23j, when the motion prevailed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
While in session the opportunity to in
troduce bill was too great to be lost, SO
little railroad bill was introduced. 1t
makes companies liable for damage done
stock. whether through negligence, acct
dent or otherwise. Owners of stock can
bring suit in Justices Courts for
amounts under $500; over that amount
the District Court has jurisdiction.
Adjourned till Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

PHAIKIE CH1cEESs.-T front Of FRS
bie's caravansary is hung with prairie
chicksns-the real, old fashioned fellows
which attract the attention Of all
passers. Many An old forty miner, who
was raised out west, >" as he passed the
restaurant, and noticed the birds, came
to a sudden halt and exclaimed: BY
gosh, if them air amt perary chickens"
No doubt the sight caused many OF them
TO think OF " back yaud,r, i'll the
States
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Notice..

Owing to the unssfe condition 81 the brick
building Of George kitymeysr's fniniture store
IA . entire stock II iuILitDrs and bedding niuss
hmm distely he disIos. 4 Of. In order 10 repair
the snils ing. Therefore, I nov snef 10 sell ,
until h bruary I. 1873, any asd ell the stu,k re-
naming On hand AT COST III And 1 would
further Eoiiiy all persoSs ind.bts d to me- to
come sEd s'ule the accounts between nov and
the INST Of lrbrusry, 1878. Respectfully.
jaIy-u GEO. W. kI1ZhLlER
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The FAvoRITr.-Ths Bank Exchange saloon.
corner VI King and ofmsby STREETS, 10 t~con.ins
the fsvorits resort Of this city. The great
attraction 10 fredericksburg Beer. while the
best Of wines. liquor and cigsrs ere. also. sold
at the bar. hrsf class Billiard Table for the
amusement Of guests, . Geld lunch 1t eli hsurS
and hearty good cheer for ell are its rccomnen.
ds'ionsts publiS favor. Il. Il. BROWN 10 the
PROPRIETOR,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

Two MoRE CoSvIcTs FOR THE STATE
PEIsoN.-Edward Tully. convicted of an
attempt to kill, and Daniel Hanifn.
convicted of grand larceny. from Storey
county. Were brought to Carson. yestsr-
dav to be confined IN the State Prison
Haniin for two years; Tully for eighteen
months. So says the Virginia Chronicle
Of last evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

ROTIsssrIE.-Mr. Pendols has comIl.tsd his
in pro,,nabts At HE lop,lhr kotbseiis Ne. ~,
Ming II eft, OPP osite The 4. y, land Uhice. AMI
will hereafter rsh It day aLd night. Ar. Pen.
dolls has secured the services II 0ne Of the very
best cooks in San Francisco, who viii supsris-
tend the kitcb, n, and polite walters will attend
to customers. fv.ry dslies y the market affords
will be serv,da at this Place. The bet brands Of
table and other wises cen also be had. Give
the Kotisserie . trial.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

Born Houses OF the Legislature, as
usual, have adjourned over until Mon
day. The lights in the Capitol building
were turned off early last evening, and
Carson was almost thrown into total
darkness-both as far as Maxim gas and
other legislative light was concerned.
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]. o. X. M.-Ths regular Councils Of Pists
Of Capitol Lodge !. o. .. r. on Monday even.
ing Of each seven suns. A general attendance
o. the Ihiefs and Brothers IL solicited.
by order of the ssch, m
se9.tf e. ON
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

EXCURSION. The Knights OF Pythias
Of Virginia and Gold Hill will visit Reno
to-day for the purpose Of instituting a
new lodge in that town. They have
chartered two passenger coaches and
will pass through Carson about 10
o'clock this morning. They will go in
fnll Uniform and will be accompanied by
band of music.
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senate-Tvventy-sixsh Day.
CARSON CITY, January 80, 1877

CARSON CRY, January 80, 1875.
Morning Session.
The Senate met at II A. N.
President pro tenn. Stevenson in the
Chair
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Tevis.
Leave of absence was granted Senators
Clapp, McClinton and Farrell, on &C.
count of sickness.
MEMORIAL.
A memorial was read from the Chicago
Board of Trade. asking tho Nevada
Legislature to revise the modes of trans
portation on railroads running through
the State, and fiI the rate of fares and
freights. Also, enacting law requiring
mercantile firms to file in the County
Recorders Office the names Of the men,
bers of said firm. in order that Eastern
merchants may ascertain the liabilities
Of such individual merchants, and better
know who they are crediting. The me-
mortal was temporarily tabled and 240
copies ordered printed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Granting P. C. Hyman. Warden State
IIlsOu, you Oh, IOE iuIuiSuluS uupli-
cate copy of his report to tho State
Printer. Adopted.
BY Rickey-That the Senate and As
sembly go into joint convention Thurs
day evening. February 4th. at o'clock,
for the purpose Of electing a Board of
Regents for the State University. Ad-
opted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Ross Of Reference to
public highways.
BY Chubbuck of Storey-E1empting
telegraph operators. superintendent and
other employees, from jury duty.
WATER IN wINNEMUCCA.
Senator Narian introduced bill pro-
viding for better supply Of water in
Winnemucca; which bill il is hoped will
pass i'll consideration Of the bad article
of whisky in that thriving city.
REGULATING DIVORCES.
Wescoatt. of Lincoln, introduced a
bill regulating divorces. 1t amends the
present law SO as to make one years de-
sertion sufficient grounds for a divorce.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill regulating the practice in
civil cases. 1t refers to and reduces the
time i'll which summons are now made
returnable.
"HoGGING GAMES DOOMED.
Narian's bill prohibiting ''3-card |
and other tLieving games. WAS
slightly amended in the Assembly. III |
" Inch the Senate concurrsd. The bill |
now goes to the Governor.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
The usual motion to adjourn' mem
Der performed bis regular duty afterthe
business OF the day was over, by moving
that We do now adjourn till Monday"
It was found that seven menibe were
Already absent on leave, and two others
ryipg to beg off for tbs balance of the
lay. SO the roll was called on the ques-
ion OF adjournment and carried by l6
o 3. SO the overhnrdered Senators
,.y. - 1..Lt mill Monday
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

TINE Sharon men complain that they csnno
find good segsr in Csrson. just wsik ten
b locks and call at Brooks PoststhBcs Bloch, near
the Theatre--hs has three brands never before
tried in the State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

NoTIcE.-The undersigned are nov
prepared to furnish Pure Spring Water
and plenty Of it. on Carson, Curry,
Ormsby aud Nevada streets, 1t reason.
able rates.
Res 4 HIN.
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MINING s1oCA mGPORT.
poveueeu WoavA.

povesSsu WoavA
.2so Opbir 1ss I5s. lae. 14s
4Soo Mexican 30, y, s7k, ~ b3e
1878 Gould Curry SO. 81. 52A
4oss Best Belcher Is. g. 6sh, 6!
- Savage l4o, LAG, l45
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l7SS Imperial "a, l4A
5S5 Empire Mill 10. 81
lis G H Quartz s. 81
S76 Kentuck 10. liz
SIS Alpha IS, "a, 23h
1115 Belcher IS, Al, As
80 Confidence 2s, n, IS
425 Con Virginia $50. SIS, 575 $50
l94s Sierra Nevade Is, Ish, 10 boO, III
11e Daney IL. ~
1919 California 500. $50, SOS. -
~ Exchsquer 22a
IL Seq Beleher 10, 135
go Overman IS, %. -, u
Evening Report
ass Justice l25. lSs. l3s, I3s
l9e Succor BY. s.
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$40 Lady Bryan s. 81. ebS
100 Julia ~, 7,S.74
% Caledonia %. -
12e kmekerbocker S, *
400 G}obelk
g. o Ba,,imo.s ~. ~
SIS Utah s, So b3e. 90
1879 Hill ny, 10, IN, II
% Eclipse u.s.
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IS Dayton =. ~, a,
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200 Cont 81
1929 Occidental s, 4.,4h
$50 Senator II. Ii
100 Phil Sheridan IL. *. ~
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The ADELpHI DANCE.-Tne Social of
the Adelphi Club, last night, was largely
attended, a number of legislators and
legislative attaches grazing the brilliant
scene with their pieserc@. The affair
was--as usual With tide Adelphi Club
Socials--a complete success.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

The Senate and Assembly will meet
in Joint Convention next Thursday even
ing for the purpose of electing Board
OF Regents for the State L diversity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

HARD.-Ths recent cold weather has
rendered the ground in and about Car
son as hard as the heart of a member of
the Committee on Claims.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

Preaching at Empire on Sunday even
ing at O'Clock by Rev. L. Olmsted.
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SICK Senators Ciapp, NcClinton and
Edwards are confined TO their houses
by sickness. As,emblyman Hubbard
was also under the weather, yesterday,
Assembly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

The streets of Carson looked quite
deserted after the adjournment OF the
Legislature yesterday. All the mem
bers, except those whose wives were i'll
town, took their usual trip to Virginia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

THERE is good reason to believe that
there is an unclaimed Mephjtts
An.erico"o, perambulatipg the post
office block. The elevated noses OF
that region cry aloud for relief Is
there no balm in Carson
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

REcoyERISG.--Lieut Governor Adams,
who was seized with a tit of vertigo, on
Thursday. is still confined to his apart
ments. but is conyalescing, the attack
not being any thing serious.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.

SEVENTH SESSION.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Doyey III the chair.
Roll call-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods.
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The Senate lesolation granting iLe
Recorder Of Nye county six months
leave of absence was passed. SO he can
now 90 his way rejoicing.
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NEMOLIAL.

The Speaker presented a joint memo
rial from the Chicago Board of Trade.
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WATER IN wINNEMCCCA.

Senator Narian introduced bill pro-
viding for better supply Of water in
Winnemucca; which bill il is hoped will
pass III consideration of the bad article
of whisky in that thriving city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

providing for a joint convention next
Thursday evening at o'clock 10 elect a
Board of Regents for the State Uuiyers-
itv was passed
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By Ross Of Washoe-Ref.rence to
public highways.
BY Chubbuck of Storey-E1emptins
telegraph operators. superintendent and
other employees, from jury duty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-30

Ct. caAaLks lerEL. 6Ee. TWILL. 6aevniBTel
N Reeder L r Rhodes Jas Thomas
Brent
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REGULATING DIVORCES.

Varian's bill prohibiting ''3card
monte" and other tLieving games. WAS
slightly amended in the Assembly. III
" Inch the Senate concurrsd. The bill
now goes to the Governor
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se9.tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-14

"Cy.s" thinks that we did him injustice
ia char4cterizipg his argument in the Rel-
oious Herald as "ludicrous." He is ready
to throw down the gage of battle to lis or to
anybody else Oh the question which he dis
c,lsses. We cannot take the field against
him, having no wish to discuss the question
which he and bis opponents are so much
better qualified TO debate. But we can safely
say that we would have used some other adj
iec,iye if we had known that the one we
were about to mpIoy would be Objectionable
to Cows" (wbose name, even, we did not
know. We really supposed that "ClrIs"
bad written under misrepresentation OF the
law; and we cannot see now, after bis
exclamation, that his arguments are at all
applicablc to the case as it stands either in
VIRGINIA or elsewhere. But that is not ma
terial. The fault may be in Us. We cannot
engage regularly in the discussion, and so
prefer to drop the subject. We referred to
it a.; we do daily to first one matter and then
ano, her which comes under our notice. We
cannot always, nor even one-haif the times,
g;,. everything that is to be said on both
sidez. Ii Senator MoRToS were to ask Us to
10 that in his case we would drop him. too.
IN q TO BEEclIER. So as to q hundred SUBJ
acts 1!,at we touch lightly upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-14
The Currency O uestion.

Some two years since We took the ground
that with regard to the Gu rreucy question
the opposition party should pursue the same
plan that was adopted in th sGKEELsY plat
form with reference to the tart. q; 1. e., should
leave it to the people in their congressional
districts. General GORDON, in MS deelara-
tion of opinions and principle ', takes the
same view. 1t is mantle silly i'm possible 10
unite the people Of the Union on t. e subject.
Different views prevail in different ectlons {;
aud the question being one of expo uaercy,
and not of principle. differences are t0'efa-
BILE. General GORDON says: & SHOULD 'aFor
"treating the financial question at os,r Matt en-
gal Convention just as the tariff issue was
treated ut Cincinnati. Let it he LET 10 Con- |
gress to settle it. II need not he k&ade
presidential issue"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-14

A FEW QUERIES Investing the change-of-
gauge matter of all rhetorical oruament and
pretty talk, we would like to ask few plain
questions, and have them as plainly an
swercd.
1St. AS it is asserted that the object of
making s. gauge on the North Carolina
railroad was 10 build up Morehead lthe city
OIL. how much Of town has it built ups
I'd. How much of the freight passing over
the North Carolina railroad went further
than Raleigh or Goldsboro'?
Sd. Was not the great bulk of freight
switched oil at these points aud thence car
ried 10 Portsmouth and Norfolk-V Virginia
cities!
4th. What North Carolina city vas bene-
f'ed by the 4.Ss gauge!
j'h. What difference does it make to North
Carolina, since her own ports are out of the
whether Richmond or Norfolk re.
ceives freight carried over the North Caro-.
lima road?
9th. Would it no. be more apt 10 build up
"cm""ad IL the five foot sa,I"e was estqF,-
.Sasd Clear through, connecting with tie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-14

"The security for money lent 10 State or
| invested in 5 ate does not consist, as nego-
tiators of loans always try to make people
believe, in the extent Of its natural re-.
sources, but in the character Of the people
AS expressed In legislation and in the admin
istration OF justice. Hence some of the ma
turally richest countries in the world are the
worst fields for the employment of c,pi.
tal."-- The Nation.
These words of The Nation present to
us what may be styled maxim, the truth
Of which we have often seen illustrated. 1t
was reliance upon the people of Virginia,
their we'll known social virtues, and the lofty
character of their legislative body-indeed, OF
their Governmcnt-tha caused capitalists to
take the bonds of the State readily: tue
hrm and resolute language OF the laws that
so soemnly pledged her faith for the
means to build her roads that won the
confidence and excited the admiration OF the
world. The grand and patriotic speeches of
her great men bore the characteristics of he-
roism. They so won upon public gcneros.
ity that Virginia never found difficulty in
borrowing money. These were the proofs
Of greatness and honor-the intrepid energy
that would win physical power, and the
honor that could never suffer the faint of
bad faith.
Capitalists did not study the census tables
of Virginia. They had better bases for con.
fidence in her faith.
To forfeit this good opinion, to impair this
high credit with the world by faitbessnesS
now, would bring Virginia down to con-
ditiou of poverty and neglect, of inetticiency
and irregularity, from which she could
hardly recover in fifty years.