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DEATHS.

nted on Monday hight the 18th Instant. at the
residence of her Son-in.liw, Sr. E. n Gary IN tne
,oSSn of Mar ches ter, MIS-. MARIA FARMER, Ia
the scyenty-sixth year Of her age.
And thus 1t is.
Friend after friend departs.
Who has not lost friend?
There Is no union here of hearts
That has not hire an emo.
Her funeral and burial will take place TO-DAY
~ - o:,ock nc her sons, Mr.. Il. &. Farm r. IN
hcsterned county. Her relatives ana acqua'nt-
anccs are res pecllulIy invited TO atttnd.
n,ed, at his residence. at 1920 P. n. yesterday,
of consu np,ion. WILLIAM j. WINFIELD, In
the thirty. third year of his age. ,,
Ills funeral will take place al his late resldencc
GOA west Clay street, TOMORROW (lnursoayl
MORNING at &c ock. The friends OF MS i"n'
iIy and thoc of his father. William L. Mlngheid'
re respectfully invited To attend:
Norfolk. Baltimore, ana Philadelphia papers
please copy.
Died In This city. April 18TH 1873, at his resi-
dencr on Leigh street, ASIHON1 NALhhh'
ugrd evclty years. .,u,, Gov
lie ma !, been member of Ehcnezer church Tor
,hrty.fye wears. HIS funeral VIII take pace u ON
that chur CHI IG-MOSRDW Thursday AT 8 ocioch
p. NJ F.irnds and acquai a'anccs are lnvile1 70
Attend Deceased was i member OF Lodge No. 49,
Good Sama-ItanS.
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m COHEN BROTHERS advertise only

nw COHEN BROTHERS advertise only
such goods as they have in large quantities. They
are never "ju.t out" and for this reason many
goods below the market rate may be found at their
place of business, which, owing to too small guam
titles they do not risk to advertise.
They are Offering very large LOT of the best make
of CORSETS known in the European market at
half value.
Their BLACK SILKS, which may be relied upon
as represented either foreign or Domestic, are the
cheapest ever offered in this city. 1t Will pay well
to compare their prices before you buy.
Their BLACK ALPACAs at sec. are as good as
any usually sold At soc.
SILK LUSTRES at SIC. warranted as good as
any generally sold al S0c. at 75c generally sold at
1925
COLORED SILKS and other DRESS GOODS In
extensive variety, and many less than market
value.
DO not full TO see their NOTTINGHAM LACE
They warrant to save you from 0 to 15c. In every
yard.
Their WHITE and BLACK REAL LACE CON-
prises the largest assortment in the city. princi-
plIly sold at not much over ha II their value.
APPLIQUE TIDES al 35c. cheap at 75c, at soc.
worth 81, at S1.25 worth $3.50, at IL so
worth 80;
FRENCH NAISSOOKS at CSC. cheap ut 4Oc.;
SOFT-FINISH FRENCH CAMBRIA at 19c.
worth 40c.;
STRIPED and CHECKED MUSLINS- many
fully 80 per cent. less than market rate
VICTORIA LAWNS at 25c. worth fully &c, al
soc. wOr 45c.;
SWISS MUSLIN at lie. worth 12hc., At l9c.
worth 25c., at 25c. worth 25c., and many other
prices at proportionate value;
Best IRISH LINENS !of Belfast MANUFACTURED at
near half value
Also the ch, ancst WHITE TARLATANS ever Of
ierei In this city.
Those buying the above-enumerated white goods by
the piece GENERALLY running from l6 To 20
yards) will receive an extra discount.
A large assortment OF PAaASOLS (warr anted) at
the lowest market rate;
Also, a large stock Of CASSIMERES for men and
boys wear.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. ap 10
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IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-We noticed several
weeks since the argument of suit in the
Sunreme Court of the United States inyolv-
ing the title to a large portion of the salt
works, near Abingdon. The value OF the
property in controversy is about $500
We see from the Washington Republican
that the case was decided on Monday in ia
vor of the appellants, who are The helrs'at-
law of WILLIAM KING, the original owner
of this valuable property; thus ending llti-
CATION that has been pending for nearly forty
years.
The case was argued by Judge JoHS A.
MEREDITH aud Senator JoHS w. johnston
for the appellants, and by Messrs. IL. IL.
WELLS and L. Ii. CHANDLER for the appel
loo.
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,ro.,orn ov,ension, thus cutting off Norfolk

western extension, thus cutting oil Nor'oih
and giving Morrhead all the advantagef. ;,
18th. Ia not much OF the commotlon ralsca
over the gaGga question simply tue result .,
business rivalry between the ka!eien aGu
CASTOR and Richmond and Danville Railroad
companies9
9Th, How many railroads in the State are
leased to or controlled by "alens!
Weak these questions 10 good ialth, and
would like TO have them pllinlq and point
edly answered. Greensboro Patriot.
The queries here quoted from the Green's
boro' IN. c. Patriot are decidedly peru
nent. But we would correct the Patriot as
To one point. 1t is with regard to its state
| ment that the great bulk OF the irelSht
switched off "from North Carolina cities" IS
being " carried to Portsmouth and Norfolk
Virginia cities" Certainly that freight goes
to those cities; bat it goes there for shipment
to northern cities. "Virginia cities" nave
very little to do with it.
We would not do anything to inJure
" Virginia Cities" Richmond wants no
f,vors to their disadvantage; but no Fir'
gnian ought to desire that Richmond snouIo
snffer from distractions that confer no bene'
fl, upon ann other Virginia city. No Flr'
pinian ought desire to see Richmond suffer
that cities further north may divert her
trade ard increase the calamity she already
hears from an untoward and blind domestic
railroad pollcy-if policy it may be called
which is without wisdom or patriotism.
The same company that gives us an un'
broken railway gauge ria Danvllle to the
Gulf offers to give 10 the North Carolina
coast cities the like advantage. But great
hullaballoo is raised in certain quarters Of
North Carolina in opposition to PROPOSE
ton so clearly to the advantage OF those
cities.
TO US 1t seems so plain proposition fol
the benefit of North Carolina that We wonder
that it should not be promptly accepted. Bu'
there is nothing so blind and bigoted as par
tisanry, either personal or corporate. Bad
enough at best, it is quite mad when under
the stimulus OF wet groceries," We hope
that time will calm down and enlighten The
passionate disclaimers. Certainly the people
ought not to be carried away by their mad
ness. The people are not under influences
of rings, and my we'll distrust the violent
tempered writers and orators. Practical and
wise measures are not dependent on bad
tempers for success. They need only the
healthy support of good sense and good Judg'
ment, 1t is the bad cause that must be forced
through, if at all, by violence and dishonesty
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NV COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THa BssI'
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTAh' X
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our nnysiciana "nS
prescribe II, and OF patients who have taken uat
II Is more acceptable to the stomach and ! Sofs
easily assimilated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from New
foundland. MEADE g BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
fel0 319 Main street
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MILITARY NOTICES.

no THE SURVIVORS OF THE OLD 4
FIRST" VIRGINIA lNFASTRi.-PleaseE,
sund me YOUR names, company. ann present az IVY
dress Ny objsc Is to compile. with your assist II
ance history OF the old organization and It's deau
and 10 org tnZe. that when occasion requires we
may at cad I'm body the rem ,ins OF our com rade7
to iherr last rcsfinr-place. ADDRESS 3" PETE oil
Comtany ID. RIchnoud poSt-ofice. ap-l3-3t
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AMIiSEHENTS.
'IRGISIA OPERA-uUUSE.

VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 16 AND II,
THE WORLDS SENSATION,
the original and only
MADAME RENTS FEMALE MISSTRELS,
comprising bevy of beauty composed OF
Thirty BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES
aud corps of specially artists. pronounced by press
and public 10 he par excellence. Also,
MILE MARIE DE LACoUk'S PARlSlAN
DANCERS.
A chaste and beautiful performance, containing
nothipg 10 Offend The most fastio!ous.
Seats can be secured ut WAITS mu-ic-store. Re-
served SEATS, 81; general admission, 75c; gallery,
SOC.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. NJ.
VI. b. LFAEITT,
General Superintendent.
HARRY PuILLIrc, RuslreSS Agent. %p l4-3i*
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II. Ire Peters. burg Ne,cs will help US to
nav IN. 10000 ,OOO of public debt which,
md, v The funding act, is assumed by Viz
n;n;a WE will do what we can to help it to
ano;d he $4,000, 900 which is assigned to
1,yoe, vi r siylia.
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MEETINGS.

II NIGHTS OF PITHfAS.-The MA
N memb rs Of Jf FFFHSOS LODGE, EHSIA
No. o. H. of F., VIII attend ted S,J
convention of their lodge. = their castle EsGcG
hail THIS iWcunrsdavl lNG.the NGSy
J4;h instant. at * O'Clock. IN full r"Ra- >.t/
ill., ! he amrlifird third rank will be conferred.
tnrdd,res Tor ranks will he prompt In atIcn dance.
Mrntcrs Of sister lodges are ralcrhaiI! lh'l'ed 10
attend. BY order of the {. {. c,
n1a1,4 X. Of Il. and :.
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YOUTHS SPRING CLOTHING, ~,
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY YEARS.
BLACK DIAGONAL COATS and VEST,
SCOTCH CHtVIOT SUITS,
SPRING CASHMERE SUITS,
WHITE DUCK VrsTS.
USDER>HIRTs and DRAWERS,
SCARFS, TIES, and tUt LARS;
WHITE. DRESS SHOTS.
SOCKS aud SU>PkSDERs.
YouNG GENTLEMEN leaving sch oil for tLc h"'-
DAYS will n I'd this stock LARGE aAd AMPLE j.: -
OUTFIT ami are respectfully Invited 10 cal! tl9
examine of the leader Of The fashions
WM.IRA SMITH, Az.
100 Stain s,gt'-
S,,r RIG FLAG. ap 9."o-*:
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M NO APRIL JOKE BUT A REAL
FACT, THAT
WILLIAM THALHIMER,
COL Broad street,
Is Offering unsurpassed blrgains and taking the lead
this season in the latest styles and low prices In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., &C.
Z Fast -colored CAMBRICS at 2i4c. worth &c.;
A Fast-coored GRCALES at l sc. worth 25c. !;
A GERMAN GlSGHaMS at 12..c. worth 2Oc- !;
"A ENGLISH SUIrlECb at 2&c. worth Zoe;
Figured French PiQUES at &c. worth 45c.;
Lace-s tripod and satin-strlped PIQUES at Csc.
worth 40c.;
DRESS GOODS-over 500 different styles, in Mo
hairs, SIX Pongees, Brlliantines, helange
suitngs, &C., &C.. from zoe. to 75c. yard;
MOURNING COOS and BLACK ALPACAs'
the best bargains ever yet otf-rei In Tamise,
Bombazinc, land ga Delaines, and black, Iron,
ana silk Grenadines, &C.;
BLACK ALPACAS at sc. worth 5Oc., ana At
soc. worth Csc, and MOHa1RS 1T 50c., 65c.
and Toe. worth 25c yard more;
BLACK sILKS-a speclaty-from f1'2u % 9Z'oo
call and look for yourselves
CGL.ORED STRIPED SILKS, large assortment;
W,stTE GOODS, the most complete line and cheap;
esd stock ever sold in The city;
,,-, g. rcd and yellow TABLE-DAMASk and
IV7LIES, very low;
Ass, uEHES, In striped and plain, the newest
stylesE
,ARAsO - large variety, In blue, plum, black,
and bro va
ALSO, 4 lai e. me OIL
FAN ~ GOODS, and
iSis vF OTHER GOODS,
tn he CONVINCE of the abo, c call on
~ WI WILLIAM THAiHIMFR,
ape ool broad street.
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rRAND OPERAS BY THE GESANG-
" yEREIN VIRGINIA AT THE RILHNOND
THkAIR-.-1I1URsDA April 18th, and Non.
18Th. and TUESDAY. Anri 2O:h, DIR FRri-
Schultz The operas will I've produced with a
larger corps Of singers than heretofore, with new
COS uIn.s and scenery.
ADMISSION: To drs circle aud parqurt, 81;
reserved seats, So or 25 cents extra, according TO
location, as defined on Giagram. To family circle
soc. : 10 gallery, 25c.
The pla1o used on the occasion is one of Knabe
( Co.'S. kindly lend red by Mr. IL. Z. iATT, the
agent, al whose Musical Emporium reserved seats
can be secured mp 1921
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NE DECAYE TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some of otH
best dentists u CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment of De-
cAYED TEETH aud DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as
complete disiaftesant 10 the odor caused by de-
Iayed teeth, aud is very pleasant to the smell and
taste Sold in bottles; so cents each. Prepared
a..c.y u MIt.,,, : !, c-it -, Pharmacists,
f.l0 elS Ma.2 3.Icea
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sengers and frcights delivered at Burkeville

sengers and freights delivered at Burkevile'
az Tor those carried through to Norfolk
AGAINST such partialiLies the parties injured
have no hope of redress except through
grace.
Companies being expressly excluded from
The protection Of the amendatory ac', ara
heing by implication suggested us fair game
for hostile combinations and conspiracies'
who has the presciepce to foretcll Whlcn
company will be the first victim? Combi'
nations which are possible because they are
| now made lawful may produce extraordi-
nary results at Gordousyllle, and at Lynch
burg, and at Dlnvile. and ut Petersburg,
aud at Richmond aye. and at Norfolk also.
Refractory cities may be chastised and MADE
to feel the wrath of the railroads.
The Constitution Of the unlted sa'eS,
article 4, section 2, declares: The cltlzens
of each State shall be entitled to all privileges
and immunities of citizens In the severai
States" The act which on the one hand
provides for citizens of this State privileges
and immuuities denied to citizens oil other
States of the Union, and on the other hano
provides for citizens Of other states prefer,
ences and advantages denied to citizens OF
Iour own State, seems to violate the foregoing
provision. mEIhofoLi''
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To aid the comparison, Il We WORDS clint
mated from the old law and th words INTRO
duced by the new law are both. tallcl> ed. Ihe
changes are few and obvious: st. all com
mon carriers, whether chartered oy or simply
doing business in this State, a. re now IN.
cluded. I'd. In lieu of the word person -
the words "citiZen of this State are IN
serted. Sd. The words "or compa ny are
stricken out entirely.
1t follows by necessary implication tbat
company" may be the recipient of" unoue
and unreas enable preference or adyan, 1se,
and may be the victim OF 'undue auL uh-
reasonable prejudice or disadvantage" nat
any particular citizen OF any other State n Wy
be either the beneficiary or the victim Of pa T.
TALLY that while the individual citizen :
taken care Of, communities can neither re.
ceive tavors nor get redress against undue
and unreasonable" Determinations.
1t concerns Richmond to inquire how this
law may work. Take, for example, Burke
vile junction, where Petersburg aud Nor.
felix on the one hand and Richmond on The
otDer compete for u share OF the streams oil
commerce which iners(ct each other at that
point.
Within the limit Of The maximum Of fares
and tolls prescribed by law Colouel Buf0rd,
of the Richmond and Atlanta Air. Line, may
say 10 consienees 4. Petersburg and Norfolk |
that he Will charge as much tor passengers |
and freishts delivered nc BurkeviIle as for |
those carried through TO Richmond. Gene.
raj Malone, OF the Virginia and Tennessee
Air Line, nar say 10 coGSiSrses Ut Rich |,
moEd Tia! " Will charge as much for pas.
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MT ISAACS, TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
If the few remaining creditors of this concern who
have not called for their divid, ncs do not promptly
do go the court will be asked take charge OF the
fund JOHN y. SrEGtR,
ap9.lOt Trustee.
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III HUDGINS, GORDON IL co.
Invite special attention 20 their stock of
PARASOLS aud SUN-UMBRELLAS.
They offer great bargains In
DRESS GOODS,
Lawns, PIques, Lacc-Striped Cambrics, &c. Striped
and plain r owns
from 75c upwards. A full assortment Of
LAWNS, LINEN. LAWNS,
CAMBRICS, and PERCALES.
They cticr superior assortment or
HAMBuKG tDGES aud lSSERTISGS.
Rcmembcr our T ERMS ARR CASH, but our prices
will hc made to correspond.
ap12 HLDGiNS, HohDo-' ~ W.
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A SPELLING-MATCH
will sake place at
ASSE MBLY Il ALL
on FRIDAY NIGHT. april 10th, cossmencng at
o'clock. The II a,ch will be made up OF scholars
from the colleges, public and private SCHOOLS Of this
city and Manchester, and 10y a number Of printers.
citizets wIfapreside.
A suitable prize will be awarded, and vel be an-
nounced sepes'ter.
Admission. SOC children. csc. ap Asst
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MT CHILDREN'S CAL 2RlAGES.
JOHN DOES has the largest htoch oi ea"op.
Ton and other STYLES ON hand, OFT he very hes. make
and latest designs, at prices to sail everybody lie
invites all In want to examine tl..en.-bcfore pur-
chasing-at the ,,
TEMPLE CT FANCY.
an 5-t2sAp No. 7ls Main street.
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VIEEs, LIQVORs, TOBACCe. &c.

!
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. &c.
IS SUMMERDEAN" (AUGUSTA COUN-
~ rY, VA..kdtYE WHISktf.-"e desire 10
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS of the above popular bran
OF Virginia noun lain Whi>key. This brand, hac-
Ing been duly registered and protected by copy
rikht at the Cnitcd states Patent I hee. Wash
ington. ID. G.. Is our sole property; and other par
tie; using the same or any Imitation thereof ren-
der themselves liable TO prosecution according to
law. JENKINS. JAPtRS CO.,
ho'esae Liquor Merchants,
No. 113 south Fourteenth street,
NH IL richmond. Va.
IN BARRELS kYE WHI>kEY,
w 20 barrels RECTlFIID WH'ShEY,
APPLE BRANDY and RUN,
IRISH WHISkEY,
CQOkISG-WISES,
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
CHOICE COFFEF.
For ale by JOHN II. HIGGINS,
dc i, 1910 Franklin street.
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INTERESTING IsFoRMATIoN.-We print. as
m official and interesting natter of news, q
portion Of the report of the New York post.
office to the Postm1ster-Genera, giving the
quantity of each of the four-cent papers sent
nv mail from this city, Us seen from the
amount Of postage prepaid at this office for or
the month of January, 1915. IL shows now
largely ahead the Tribune is in its out'ol-
town circulation.
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4 RD.-TO THE VOTERS OF Lou.

4 CA.RD.-TO THE VOTERS OF LOU
n ISA la May rext clerk OF The Circuit and
County Z, 9urts will have To be ell ci.d MIR. JOHN
C.tAMM, >Ck Is candidate and no better man
cnud lI Tia. position. lie Is qualified In every re-
sncri for The ~equi.le duties, We hi pc It Will
be The plcasur, of lie opie IRE pective of party,
10 tIect him. I, is yenll man. II ON high fam
ouIsa. In the COZ hing contest and You win not re-
greet II. VEN! siASi fOAEhS.
L
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Ut JUST RECEIVED. another large
10, ar those BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ut l2.c. Call
earlyat WILLIAM IHALHl at.R'S,
ap6 q Sixth and Broad streets.
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II shonld be remembered that IN weight
the Tribune, Herald, and Times average
nearly the same, the latter being perhaps :. q
trihe the heaviest, whilst the World Is ILL.,
tie lighter. H.;
The average daily circulation OF the lra-
btlne In April was 50,23O complete copies.
1Of course by complete copies are meant
entire copies, perfect copies, full copies, OF
all there is of the paper for that day, whether
it consist of eight, ten. twelve, or sixteen
pages]. -Nep York Tribune.
The Tribune admits that the Reralds city
circulation is the largest.
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FERTIIlZERS.

old GOVERNMENT PERt'lAS
~ GUAS0.-We offer inI sale the snail Ell -
remaining OF this truly valuable GC M ~ i.
ers aud others are assured That TINS Ism
undoubtedly thefasl Of the supply formefii VIA
IN large quantities from the Cnincha lItn nnn;;,r.
IL 24-Sm SsDtb'N hnc,--
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IAT EDUINi Anu VlcI24Su-cA"D-
w beautiful. ii the s.:s4 S;ch PrEn1c.c1pss
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1874 Spring OVERsACKs

1S7S SPRING OVERSACkS
made from nearly all of the celebrated goods r,,t
for that purpose. comprising the
DRAB MELTON CLOTH,
PEARL MELLON CLOTH,
MIXED MELTON CLOTH,
SILK-MIXED CASHMERE,
FRENCH CoLORED diagonal,
COLORED TRICOTs,
SCOTCH CHtvIOr,
cut tasty, made well. and at prices from 81 %
SGT, at the old established house Of
WM. IRA SMITH. Az,
100 Main sire.
sign: LONG FLAG. ap g.. cd3,
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DOCK AND 3P:tS"1SG NEATLY
- DOSE AT TElS oEFlUG.
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nh q New n,aiIrOau-Law.
FLOR the Dispatch

Nc 1T WAS. iTHE LAW AS AMENDED
ne. NJ al road orI S24. No railroad,
vi comm ny shall. canal company, or 9th.
~ ~ ,r;va auy un- e. common drrie r.
ana or Snre asonable Ich nrtered by or doing
u.nforarce ar adrant IbmzneSS in this STATE,
aao - or in 'ivor Of shall make or give any
- nor,icuI,r person undue or unreasona.
~. con,nony any ibIe preference or adj
particular descr p'lop fau'ase W Ut IN FAVOR
If irafti. in an, y re of any particular cih.
snect whatsoever nol zen of th,s State, or
Shall anv such 9, ,m ny particular de>crip.
n,nv suhiect any n ar ton of traffic. in any
tcnl.r ner,ou or con I respect whatever; nor
non,, or anv narticp SHALL any such COM
lar dissertation of traf tpany or common car
fir 70 any undue or, 'rier subj ct any par
unreasonable prfiu. iruar citizen Of this
dice or disadvantage S 'dle, OF any plrtleu'
in anv respect what. ln description OF trait
soeyer. de to any undue or
un, reasonable prOu-
die. or disadvantage
:, nv rpsnpct what.
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and WlSeSt men, III which he saws: do not
think there are one hundred men in this
country who realize how near we are to q
complete change in the form of our govern
ment.'"
Views such as these should command the
serious reflection Of all sections of the people.
They derive force, coming from General
GORDON. II is Of vital importance to the peo'
pie and the States that the General Govern
ment should keep within its constitutional
limitations, and that it should respect the
rig hts Of the States under the Constitution.
The late trial Of war proves that the indi.
Of their rights by the Federal Government.
1t must be left TO the people of the nation,
through their representatives, to defend the
Constitution and keep alive the restraints
imposed by that Instrument upon Federal
power. But there can he no peace uoless
that Is done. Ii the States lose their local
authority by Federal absorption, it only re.
mains TO blot them out and make the Fede-
raj government, through its Judiciary and
executive Officers, govern the whole land.
deneral GORDON thinks that any man who
mas Inc confidence Of the people standing
upon the platform be describes would carry
N"o'thlrds OF the votes of the loyal voters of
fhe country; and he further declares that
hat OF the present Republican party are
ready TO follow ScnCEz FEsroS, BRiAsT
EvAE7.S, FERRY, or whoever is OPPOSED TO
The third term and TO the Administrations
wing Of ihe party.
General GoRDoS's talk Is in temnar mn.
i've, and plan timely and Judicious, and will
H"f 'a'' !" exert = 9ood eject in operiny tho
~ ief Ihs cip1ae1.