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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-25
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/. CHARLESTON, November 24.--The Legisls.
ture at Columbia to-day considered Governor
Chamberisin's yeto OF the fa1.bill passed at
the close OF the Lass aession. The Governor
took the ground that tths levy was onesotls,
excessive, and unnecessary for public pnrs
poses. The geto. vas unanimeusly sustained.
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Cry CrRcU1r CoURT, YEsTERDAY.--In the
cases OF Charles L. Todd os. A. l.. Bargamin
and Gideon Ragland's executrix us. Duke &
Redford yerdicts for the plaintiffs were rem
dered. ~. {
Is In the case of Winston & Libby ps. Charles
l.. Todd aud ais the Court auashed the gar
nishee summons sued out by Todd and: di.
rected the city Of Richmond to pay the or
ders In controversy according to priority.
The following cases are set for to-day |:
Cottrell vs. Ford, Bonn rs. Sands, Griffith
-Salamonsky.
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Proposed Reunion Of soldiers OF the
.t,.s Late Way. ntt

PHILADELPHIA, November PA move.
ment is afoot to assemble large number Of
soldiers of the late war In this city seme time
during the Centennial. Il q proposed to
have northern and southern armies repre-
sented By their leading generals, and thou
sands OF, the rank aud file from every State.
The purpose is to, show the world by grand
and impressive demo astra,ion that men who
were in arms against each other Q few years
ago are now united in the celebration of the
bundredth birthday of their country, and in
spired by spirit Of patriotism and feeling of
common nationality -! gss:@.t + ftl ~
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PERSONAL.

ELIZABETH KEISER,
nav WIFE having left my bed and board, the
pnblIc are requested nos 10 credit her Ia my DaRe,
as win nos De responsible FOR any debts
by her. !. SEsitss. - ,fs7 =, d. 1Atisa&n: &
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ceipt of photographs of Miss JULIA, only dasxter
Of "sToSEwALL JAcKsoN, from Messrs DAVIES
& SON, prsprietors Of the LEE Ga llery, Richmond.
They are or elegant style and handsomely mounted.
PeterS6nyg Ee,os.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEApoUARTERs RIcHMosp CITY GgARp,}
NEEMBERs OF THIS COMPANY are il
ISl hereby ordered to attend drill at their aT; RI
mory To NIGH + (Thursday) at 8 +. u. A fuii a7
aitendance Is desired. BY order OF LienIsTaant! u
W. r. CASKIE. :: y: L., y. q a. aal, al,
no 25-1lx OtoetIy oorssa1....-s
A TTENTION, G CoMPANY:-As- d
IN sembie at Old Market Hall THIS lIhTf. "A
day) EVENING ut s O'Clock, for drsl and Dl l. W
ness. hyery member is requesttd % be preseDts IL
Ry order or the Captain. F.J. PAkAIEk,.
no 25-1t* orderly SerSeahs'
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Go TO HERMAN BoScREN & BROTHERS. to have
your shoes or boots made. A ft guaranteed.
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CAUcus.-Fbe members OF the House OF:
lslegates will hold a ccucus next Tnesday
nGht to nominate Speaker. The members
OF che Senate will on The same oight hoH q,
caiiens tp uomiEate several officers OF that
b0es, -EJS
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PEgsoEAL.-PeiiceJ Justice White was able
to preside at the Police Court yesterday,
though not yet entirely well.
hsjor B. f. Eakle Is at the Exchange,
where be will be engaged ell winter.
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SOUND SLEEP, vigorous digestion, good appe.
lite are attainabla by the regular use or LIRBIG'S
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF-in pint bottles.
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1 have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand Of "B SELECT, - controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR Co., Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUSn OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur'
poses j. B. McCAw, n D., ~
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Va
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FUR-BEAvER OyERcoATs--Al large assortment
OF fur-beaver overcoats and ready-made clothing
for sale low by E. B. SPENCE G. SON, 1900 Main
street, where can be found large stock Of all the
new styles of furnishing goods, such as medicated
scarlet flannel shirts and drawers, atwood and
while merino underwear, hosiery. gloves, suspend
ers Eeckties scarfs bows, and all the novelties Of
neck-wear; mufaers, Cal digan jackets and shirts
and collars. Al. in want of nice clothing and fur
nishing goods are invited to call on e. B. SPENCE
& Son, 1900 Main street. and examine their stock
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Communicated

Mr.. William james Gentry the tobacco
manufacturer requests us to state that he is
not the gentleman who testified in the con-
tested election cases.
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RETAILERS who have sold ELMwooD COLLARS
say they can't keep store without them. This Is 8
good Recommendation.
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CLoAKs OF every description sold low at LEVY
BROTHERS,. ..
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsK.--Unsu IA
cilities for the prompt execution Of all kinds Of
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices.
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Ladies, The next time you buy spoolof silk get
the EUREKA. 1t is the best in the market. War
ranted to give satisfaction.
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XANTHINE, the great hair-restorer, for sale b!
POLK MILLER co.
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pR1sFEssTONAL CARDS.

EDOBERT r. HOWISON, a ...e J.
H. ATTORNEY AT Law AND SOLIClTOR
IN EQUITY. aae. 2ti.
,- FREDERICKSBURG, VA,
wlI when specially retainer, take business efse-
where in Virginia and in the United States Supreme
Court, Washington, ID. 9. no 20 :d1w&sW4ml 9
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LEVY BROTHERS have a nice lot Of Christina
noYelfies, - l. u ----L- u. I ----- u
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RICHMOND AND DANyuLR RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1875.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
lS stockholders Of this company VIII be ned az
,he Excnange Hotel, in the city Of Richmond, on
the 9Th day OF December nexs at
j O'Clock M. The books for the transfer of sk ck
Will be closed from the 30th instant until siIsr the
Gay of meeting % RICHARD BROOkFs
uSy ~ 4 o ~ sF7.-3 Secretary.
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GREEN BAY, YA.. November 80, 1875.

a.. GARD TO THE PUBL fC.-- Having
N heard that Mr.. c. z. MORRisS VIII bs candis :.le
dafe for the oficsxoS ST0REKEEPER OF The
VIRGINIA. PkNITENTIARY.w We beg leaVe 70 call
ctaf attent ION of members OF the next
ia,nre of Virginia and cttizens generally 20 Inc n
ness and general business qualification OF Mr. M0R-
RIss for Ife ofiee-a man whose experience ss =
and Bafesman wti1 eomptfe IayqfS.
biy With the claims Of RHy one whose name may oe
biyouyht before that honorable body, and we nope
aI,d bsifeye if eIecied VIII relieve US 10 some e1-
tent Of ihe taxxticR Of that lnslitnii0n: M
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XANTItNE is ahead of al other hair prepara-
tions for restoring gray hair to Its original color
removing dandruf, aud as dressing. For sale by
POLK MILLER & co.
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ENGLISH HALFsHosE, four dollars per dozen, TO
sale by E. B. SPENCE Son.
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WE WANT TO nIrBEss ON THE MINDS Of all oar
readers that they should 20 to BosCaIEN's to buy
their boots, shoes, trunks and valses, 500 and Oil
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LEVY BROTHERS have a fine lot OF coMFoRTA
BI.Es which they sell very low.
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Loos at the BLANKETS which LEVY BROTHERS
are selling at S. and rs pair.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer the best bargains in BLAN.
XETs ever offered In this city.
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COLONEL KSIGHT's EVIDENCE one e3tcredl
witness was examined on yestsrday, ana isn
adjournment Yas made at 8 O'Clock. 81
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EAIRs AND FEAsys.

"A SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES,
IA WITH REFRFSHMENTS, for the BENEFIT
OF THE BISHOPs MOORE tMEM0EIALaCHA- A.
PEI, will continue several days on Franklin De-
tween Third and Fourth Streets.
A TIA NKSGl GlVING-DiNNFR can be ootained
TO-DAY between thehoura Of and o = ID.
* r
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HEAVY MERINo UNDERsHIRTs, one dollar each,
for sale by e. 3. SPENCE q Son.
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LEVY BROTHERS have splendid assortment &
ClOAKs which they sell at remarkably low prices.
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NAIR AND; ;SALE.-Thela ladies will com.
l. mence SALE for the benefit OF the AOOkE
MEMORIAL CHAPEL at O'Clock TO.MCh-
ROW fWednesday) MORNINGS, on franklin be-
ween third and Fourth streetss ana will continue COZ
hree days. ,-.t,y4s r.gy, ~,..ss. no Za.St"
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LEVY BROTHERS have beautiful PIA1Ds at %
rd
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BY TEL IEGR.APH.
Fa.nsp Maraerea ana Robbed.

FRAnELIx, Va, November 24.-O Oscar
Kitchen, farmer, who lived near Yicks-
vile, IN this county, was murdered and rob.
bad yesterday morning. He was returning
from Bradshaw's cosson-gin. where be had
been to carry load Of cotton, and was
found a mile from heme lying In his cart
dead, with gun-shot wound in the back Of
his head. He was good citizen, and leaves
wife but no children. ! It is thought that
he had only twenty or twenty-five dollars on
his person when murdered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-25

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG EAMEoADt
COMPANY, TREAsURER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November 81 1o75ag)
annual, meeting ol,.ns
the Office of the com pany, corner syre anc tign.n
streets. on TUESDAY the 30th Instant AZ IL
Sbe hooks Of transfer will be closed from the 18TH
instant until after The day of meeting.
ihst''ii. eA :, 1'l'1 nj. w. YARkIfGT0S,
10 o.,d Treasurer.
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EXPENDITURES FOR CURRENT EXPENSES.


For pay of teachers, S726, 300 81; for rent,
fuel. lights, and o.her contingent expenses,
500. .3O1 90; for pay Of fsuperintendents, S46,.
66s.47; for pay of treasurers and assessors,
S25.5SS0S; for pay OF district clerks, S19,-
1882; expenses Of central office (not inclu.
ding superiptendent's salary, S6,7S7.14 Ito.
tai for current expenses, S924,11s.47. For
permanent improvements, S97,27s.21. Total
expenditures for all purposes, 81 ,021 1896 .6s.
OF this amount there was received-from
State funds, S47s,750.46; from local taxation,
S465, ,414.09; from Peabody fund and private
donations, S77, ,232.13-total,S 81 ,021 1896 6S.
ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS.
Reports from the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical Institute and Hampton Nor.
NAL School accompany DR.. Rufner's report
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NTfsITING CARDS, SOC. 10 81 s0f 90, af
Y the DIspATOH PRlE1NG-HQUHksg
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The meme n !.
Xa.bers OF JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, viii TX
sttend.a stated meeting at St. Albans Aailf ~
THIS EVENING az O'Clock. Members Of 81 ter
lodges and visiting brethren are invited sol pa
present. by order OF The w. .,.,,..,-s, # ]
ry.
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3To be HunE-Eiecsien OF q Railroad
I.,.ses.s RreslGeus.

3EO be HunE-Efeceieno Of o Railroad =
Txs President. .3s.s,.. -
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I
NoRvoIk, November 24.-Isaish Griffin
tnegro) was convicted in the County Court Of
Norfolk county to-day of raping his bro-
ther's wife. Idawilia Griffin, and the jury
ascertained bis punishment to be death. The
outrage occurred at Deep Creek several
months ago. ss 81 "A
John NJ. Robinson was elected to-day TO
succeed the late Major G.. W.. Grice as presi.
dest Of the Raleigh and CASTOR and Raleigh
and Augusta Airline railroads.
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| 40. OF STUDENTS

NoTE.-If the Hampton School were included 10
the list OF colleges II was last wear, the tot
number Of students would be 2.123. Ihave omitted
1t only because its Of study Is not sufficiently
liberal TO classify 1t with the colleges.
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DROFEssOR NV. B. FR ANCks S
DANGING AcADEMY \, Monticello asli, , "A
,oxS 20 SSii,SaV;IEfpNESOAY and SATURDAy ~.
scsIoors af 4 O'Clock; 6eatsemsr, TUkSBAx ana
Friday eyenings u 5s O'clock z, .a,,s
PRIVATE LESsOSn gwen when secu
M q. m
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4 REGULAR MEEVING9 OF FHIENIH
N LODGE. No. 54. !. y. q. 7: will ba held &C
Harmony Hail THIS (Tkursday) EyANING az 7k
O'Clock +, 81. Candidates who gave their names at
the nnhic meetings last. week win please prts mt
themselves for iniIia tion. By ord OF che w. % 7.
NO DS.ltx r. u. OEUPREE,sL.D u. \
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T7HE SECOND GRAND ANNUAL sa
II 80 ~; BREL,I "a
AND FIRST S5s f4gttA
Z il13 CALICO BdLL, -

WEDNFsOAY..Decemb Der 10. I 81 2. ..,n
F1nca COMMITTEE; joseph Destne, e; e. uu "
van e. Mn,trse, A. Davis, ID. ~. W ntaain I, i .iAs
= ComaiTrEEY or ARRASGLxEyTs: q. Dsyimss
.P,S ydon, e. ]. Sullivan, Thomas lnss
! - r,ctats. admitting gentleman and lady, 9d.
Good time guaranteed. Come oness como az.
Z: no 25.IDac Is. .14.&1 Gisi
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MEETINGS.

November 26, 1875.
4 AN2IMPORTANT NEE TING OF ,rHI9
O'Clock. Every member is urged TO be present. BY
order of the President. y 5.itss q tsel =
Z no 25.lt GEORGE ". TURNER, Secretary.
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numOer OF Stu0e0lS WOulO De E,lE0. OuVc Omititu
liberal to classify 1t with the colleges.
COST OF TEACHING.
The following refers to the public schools
Whole cost of public education per month
per pupil in average attendance: In cities,
SlSl: in counties, S1.50. Number OF
teachers in public schools in the State !;
White, 3,723; coIored, 539-total, 4,26!.
Average monthly salary (from all sources)
In cities, $50 As; 10 counties, $2S.16; in the
State. males 1882, females S2s.71 total,
$30.4S.
SCHOOL PROPERTY.
Number of log houses, 2,101; number of
frame houses, 1,6l7; number of brick
houses. 129; number Of stone houses, 38 /;
number with good furniture, 676-total
number of school. houses used, ,561. Num-
Der owned by districts, 1.256; number built
during the year, 292. Value Of school pro.
perty owned by districts, $757, ,lS1.
PRIvATE-scuooL STATISTICS.
Number OF pupils (who did not at any
time during the year attend public schools)
attending private schools, primary aud high,
in the State: White, 19,466; colored, S,Sl9
Total, 23,2S5.
Number of pupils attending colleges
White, 1880.
Number of teachers in private schools
White, 1929; colored, 80. Total, 1873.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE.
Whole number Of pupils attending school
(public and private): White, l49,O11; CO.
lored, SO, ,760. Total, 207,77l.
Whole number Of teachers (public and
private): White, 1852; colored, 629. To.
tai, 1851.
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GRAND DTR0TTING

I|iRANDTRUTTINs 4, g tk hASA
U MAT III at The Fais, E2gx
fSanaY, November 26th,
ar O'clock r. NJ, for purse OF g00 S6Sg %
the grst 90 90 10 the second and te tne
<. c. mite, Watertown, y. r. easers g =. sass>
ipi..K &. z. Kelly, cineinnau Ohio. enters 1snnsr
s Dgs. B. Loomis, Rochester, n. Ys enters q g.
blass Ws d. Crawford, New York, caters b . Annie
aate.fee, SO cents. - 800, -. ...,o.
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wr.7.ys To.pAY.--7he probabilities
ih" . ,,,g bs colder and clear.

.r,7uEs YESTERDAY was partly clear
iH,"sont. IN At midnight 1t was quite cold.
an" - a2.,u o,a,ter nj the Dispatch o6tcs
ga.gt Of Ihn Ihcrmo'no ~ os iS5h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-18
TIL. CAPITAL.
VIII AN Injunction be Gr""'e"E Ill
So- VIII the Governor Respect 1t?

Editors Of the Register:
| see by your paper OF the 10th INST,
/! THAT certain parties in Charleston have
determined TO apply during the May
term Of the Circuit Court (of kanawha
county) for an injunction restraining the
Governor and the public officials from
removing the Capital from Charleston
to Wheeling
The question with me is, will the Judge
Of said Circuit grant an injunction? |
take it, if be reflects only for Il moment
no matter what may be his feelings or
bias in that regard, he will never enter
tain II proposition which To me i, 80 cx-
ceptionablc and monstrous; II PROPOSE
ton which. if true. will destroy gov
eminent, and build upon the ruins OF
sovereignty itself 4 one man judicature.
| submit rs law and common sense
that no Judge nor court has any such
power, authority or jurisdiction and that
any attempt on their part, in my humble
Judgment. will be in derogation ofcyery
principle of law and justice.
And why? The Governor has nothing
whatever 10 do with said removal, fur
Their than executing the law on that sub
icct. 1t is the Legislature in its sover-
eign capacity, that provides for such re-
, mUvul. Can sovereign power be en-
/ Joined? Clearly not. Therefore it Is
not within the jurisdiction or power OF
any court TO grantan injunction restrain
! ing the Governor from eXecutlnga law
passed by this sovereign power, no mat
ter how Unconstitutional it may be. The
Legislature in its sovereign capacity, has
certain delegated powers, and
although these powers are restricted and
limited by the organic law, vet so longas
the Governor, in his official capacity, sees
proper to execute them, it Is not within
the power of courts 10 question him. be
Is merely bound to confne himself
strictly within the exercise Of those duties
which are confidcd to him by the law.
When he does This courts cannot inter
fere.
While an injunction might obtain as
to the Governors subordnates, and while
they might be restrained from executing
any legislative act, it can never apply TO
him. 1t wits held in the case Of Missis-
sippi rs. johnson, Wall Law Reg. p.
632, by the Supreme Court Of the United
States, that the President could not be
enjoined from executing an act of Con-
grcss Oh the ground Of unconstitution-
atty.
Now let us apply this decision to the
case before us. What are the relative
powers of President and Governor?
4 President executes the laws of Con-
gress, 1t being the sovereign power of the
United States; u Governor executes the
laws of Legislature, it being the sover-
eign power of the State. Legally the
functions are similar, the only distinction
being that ore is the Governor of one
State, the other Of many.
If what | have laid down is law, will
the Governor respect an injunction?
This question must be left to his judg-
ment patriotism and sense Of justice.
WEST VIRGINIA.
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the proper reform could not be adopted,
which would prove benefit, instead of
Il burden 1t is said that Mr.. JEWELL,
the postmaster general, is very sorry that
the mistake of including transient news
paper,, ior those forwarded by indivil-
ais i'll this law should have occurred; but
that now it cannot be romedied without
special legislation; warning to Con-
grc,s not to waste time on partisan meas
ures directly opposed to the will OF the
people; but to be more careful of the pup
lie welfare.
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..poEs PROHIBITION PROHIBIT:'

We have. on several occasions, IN these
columns, taken the ground that prohibi'
ton of intemperancc, by law, does not
prevent the same. We have based our
opinion on the general disposition OF
humanity to rebel against anything like
force. and to long after those things
more particularly, which are denied, and
this taken in connection with the ordl-
nary craving for stimulants, has always
tended to increase. il anything, the desire
and determination, at all risks. TO clrcum-
vent the law. This has been amply
proven bv statistics of intcmpcrance and
the sale of liquors which have been
gathered in these States where ProhlbI-
ton has been in existence. Now the
question has been answered practically
and negatively by Massachusetts For
seven wears. law against the sale OF
arden. spirits has been on her statute
hooks. but while it took more cum
ninc and secrecy to obtain the IN
,oxiga,ius liquor that in those places
where it was freely sold, still it has not
TRANSFERRED that the average of drunken
mes, WA, any less. Hence the system
wa, declared a failure even 10y the most
devoted friends Of temperance, and the
law ha- been repealed. ltnot only failed
in IL, object; bu, the force necessary Tor
IL, enforcement developed into al IN
popular. inquisitorial and corrupt ma
chino. which at once became nuisance
and "a burden. The only true way to
prevent iutcmperance !, not by force, but
bv example, preccpt and the creation OF
81 hoal;hfuI public sentiment. Let 1t be-
come a di,graccto be seen intoxicated IN
public. and thu man of sclt-respect will
Dot, very careful not to offend, while
wholesome laws properly administered,
Wild much towards preventing any
offensive display on the part OF those
whose lack Of self respect permits them to
thus offend dcccncy. These and
proper instruction in youth, will do
more towards accomplishing the objects
sought. than will all the prohibition laws
in the world Maine is now about the
only State in th, Union where these laws
are permitted tocontinue.
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CARPETS AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
1901 Beck's Block,

ASIAN GOING TO QUIT THE AUG
y TON business at the stand | now
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1,HE Richie Gd-"tte says that II did
not accuse Us of an attempt at psllistion
in the cases of the alleged malfeasances in
Office of the Auditor and Treasurer; but
that we are lukewarm, in that We do not
open the walls Of our wrathupon them at
this early date.
In reply, we desire simply to state that
We have. demanded, for the credit OF the
party. that these cases shall be justly
treated, and being in the hands Of :"
Democratic Legislature, We have DO
doubt but that they will be
fairly and impartially tried, and
. verdict rendered according to the
evidence. The Democracy has never
Gioched from doing lis duty in the way
ofirvcsti.ating ofenscs committed by us
members. and these cases viii form no
,,rrn,ion. Resolutions have been adopt
ed to try them before the State Senate
sitting rs high Court of Impeachment
and managers have been appointed to
conduc, the matter We are neither
Judge nor jury nor have We, or any other
newspaper, right to pass Judgment on
them before hand. The meanest prisoner
Is allowed to be regarded innocent until
convicted, and the same privilege should
be accorded to these men. If proven
guilty. the proper punishment will be be-
slowed; if innocent, they will be acqult-
ted. II this is lukewarmncss, make the
most of If