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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19

I'VE can detect the old rebel veil )"
says the Buffalo Express, lin the an.
plause that cheers on the Democratic
cause in Ohio. d" Then why the
Dickens don't you throw down your GUN
and take TO your heels. as you ALWAYS
used to do?-[ Louisville Journal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-19
By LEGRAPH!

SPECIAL TO TIE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
by WESTERN Union LINE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05
The Little HafeheT.

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Wllu- wl-h ls- iE-lls- rived lasadt 1lit s-E
On iuIas ShIL t-um EAu=s -ltks Was TlisE
a 1-ci-ilunst 'rvss- l,s s-au-ssz ulzsa1--r-
a sa-s7asss zsr1l1l.- vilinst l.zzufur ere
Ts-tied f-tuEf 1lss 1lels vz-1 us fz1s-s- 1irl.
one dsT ls- ia-f,s1 vlir llsi ru1s Hshu-s-
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2l,t sH sa,s szs- and Numbered na-s and mu-s
ru-l zl1s ert1ll1lc E-s- i.s-z1 &C. lu-1-
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Less slLiIs stlulii l.s HlislrL and sIsz Ev1r-
And - she sa-- 1-s-75s-s,E v--i1 s1.1inus r1---
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E-hE- CAL hbf indeed rI1-1,u1 l.aE-
Tfl-ulEt OF 1tit t-tE-F 1ici1 = s-Ev IlaI,s=
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znd s--zisrl-i -ildl.- - h.- u-uinsi hslcla
and -lssH -ss.ais.a Ezl--1lAs lis- laz-z was si.E
ne l-El1aa lss1-r 1il uuz -sBca 1lis wsot
vlsls sasu11I sas De Il 1las l,s- l,ur- tf I--,l-
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sl'Ent sl1l t-um E-eE's gl.u1 1ils -stFr sfR-s y
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. and when -iif c-1ss &C l-rvIlur msn vt-s r's--
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. T-us szs- -lit I--l1s -slcnEdl.tll l.eHms
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. And g-uIiT ilsdf zis Esflz- ds4is-z-
sem r'f1 1iss r-I-ss -5t Ii--is l.uz- ils sass-s
IL vlliss SAL riszullu. IN siEz E-Hssfl- llei1=
Art urw -i4 E--urlr mars .rss A.. rrT ~ -ni-g
70 --= AK -lta- fare T-uI Hri WINE
Fsr-alls zllu.l,ri ds-iIisss .-m NE 4.iss---E -
{ rlif 1liei1-dtvf iilirIs an her 1Esfn lsfsE
. sind x-as aha GEuaf1f- whs1. lis- tazli-- cane
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zsE when she Hsis=d wa liusl q hHsfu1 stlm.-
, hs- uuuIlr fsss1 ne hiiit fsHG iisifli-L- -
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and ls s.srii-i lss uIlzl hex sasuneiss CIV cam
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and -ssHE zhs ciuv-us ii1lrui,rs AZ psalm.
4 gItzl l,sr irsl-s r-sv and uumliu--a-I=
. And Isa.1uItc lie -usz-llir &c 1iis ds-4.
I TIE Izsis Iiclllluuss--f-sI.- f.I usl-s1l
I -cEzEllEs-kz.---E-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

OxK OF LTFE's SoREoEs.-Mauy =
Folzne las been written about the lore
of parents, tie loTe of mothers. its en-
thusiasns of hspe and fancy, its adOrz-
tons of TIE unworthy. ia agony for the
Ioss bzt I ID lot remember that any
oDe has Fent1red 70 touch On . still
Dore terrible rev Of tie subject. the
Disappointment. for example, with Ehieh
Egmzn full 9f high aspirations, noble
geBerosities. aod, perhaps, al unwar-
rautsble personal pride-zll intensified
by tie hsEsely circumstances # life
srosBd ber-semeaneg legks upon the
Absolutely eomD0nPlaee pe0Ple ghom
she has brought into tie world She,
TO, Las had ber drezms about then
While tbey we're ehl3ren. and Al things
seened possible-Ehile they we're yeuths
with sill some grace and Freshness of
tie norning Tesling TIER usberoie out
lDss- Bat Eomzn q seTenty ezB cher
ish % fsDd deIasiozs zbezt her middle
aged sons sDd daughters. Ehe are, u
al iatents and purposes, q Old - she
il. Whzt dismal sease II fzilure must
eone into s1eh Eons1's heart While
she leoks * thea Perhaps rais il eBe
seassa why grzBdfztbess asd grsDdmofh.
erz fbrVw Themselves - eagerly into tbe
lew geDerztie1, BY n.ezas n whieh In.
nzzn nature ezn e q deeeiTiBg itself
Hezxenss Hhz1 dzEeseBee betEeez
tie ordsnzry nzr Or roazn u ffty sEl
TIE i1ezl crsstsre which he er sAe ap
pezrsd . tie EsO<hegs eyes zs Efteen
The Cd peop8e gaze zzsd gzzs . sse oul
81 feztssss - - ssd vic ezn ezprss.
ske blsnk # tLat disapposntneBt. IL
erueg sorssEezt1e1 n fAeee bsg@z wbies
BeTes En1 ezpsessiez il any sosds ?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05
TOO POOR TO TAKE A NEWS
PAPER.

al aBu7dOGe - UOIQ OF d Kramer going
one day to the Office Of a New York
journal and ordering his paper stopped.
because be was too poor to take 1t any
longer. Suppose we make bargain,
said the editor, ''in this way. GO home
and select hen that shall be called ny
hen; sell the eggs that the hen lays du-
ring the year. and send the proceeds to
ne as your subscription for the paper"
The farmer was pleased at so easy
Fay TO pay for his paper, and readily
consented. The result was. that during
the year the hen paid twice its regular
price Of subscription.
This Is by no means pure fiction,
for the same may be true in a great
multitude Of cases. Almost every one
wastes and throws away more than
enough money during the year to get a
weekly or . daily newspaper that would
furnish him with intellectual food. and
keep him posted in the busy, stirring
events Of the day. A very small in
trenchment IN the Injuries that almost
every one indulges in, would secure a
daily visitor full Of gossip about the do
ings Of the great world around US full
Of stirring events in the history that is
every day being made in our own coun-
try, and full Of useful general informa-
tiOn and facts in literature. science and
art Besides, it Is the duty Of the peo-
PIE 70 support the press. for it has al
ways stood as 3 grand bulwark between
them and political military oppression /;
II has often sounded the notes Of warn
ing that has reused them 10 action it
has striped the borrowed cloak from
esrruptiOn and Eeniality in high places,
aud showed them In all their deformity,
and Is to-day the great friend Of eduea-
ton. justice, religion and peace. The
press speaks everywhere. At all times.
carrying light where otherwise perpetual
darkness would reign. And when We
relaember what the world would be
without the press-how darkness. igno-
rance, vice and oppression would flourish
aD0ppoeed. let % one any longer say
that be il TO poor 70 take . newspaper.
D,;ufe1ss Cfne,d,,x
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

Presence II miBd al the right time
arerted the possibility Of . serious dis
2s.er % tie Hadson River railroad re-
eeDtly. Five eenyiets managed % break
away from the working gang at Sing
Sing prison, and, reaching the railroad
track. sBddenly jamped into the cab n
> freight engine. which, - tie tine, was
slowly dragging heavily loaded train.
Presenting reYolTers a. the head u the
engiDeer and fireman, tbey ordered them
70 aIight The engineer. unable 70 reach
any heavy toois % fight The iDtr1ders,
rssorted 70 strategy. He Doted that the
Gre sas very low, aud trusting that tie
eoDYiets knew BeshiBg n machinery. be
seizea the paEp handle. and. as bs leap
e9 ffom tie c1b. turned Il fag 70 the
rigbt, thsa admitting steady stsesm 81
water 70 tie bsiler. The eonyietS then
uneouDIed tie Ioeemotise. vhicb--as the
steam gage stood II 20 Ih&., Ieaped for.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

i IF9sE-s II = Fa-EE-LFh trun
western rlps-. 1t1- t5s MissDu-lEns z-z
tu--iuE 1bs tables II TIE E-lssb1FFs-z-
and AZ s14-g tBsn N rsrr-1 f- beng
s1-s1 gui ty then TbsT fD3 then
rs-y TlzEL11taz- 5ui 1ais u Dc BsE thlhE-
Losus.s hITs sa-rs5 y - E-llsls q In
Hal fs1s f-u1 sls earliest Eu-asuss.F-
EKtrsEns se-l a ne 5ssass sa.srs q
Ettio-Gs E15 PI--tlL- I15 tbs 4-sts q
la Eess-1 naasn Esls9Hs -bsE Is ,
means a sLrznc themselves t-au stI-Ts-
rua- The Cs1azl Af-5sEns E13 Ibs
E8-sufuts tt-Ts u-g1 tbsu- In Ebts-
EEssL- tbgy l-s E-sStlT 7 esteemed l. fol'a-
Tbs Cfirsss s1i -bsl- = Es-l = E-ubs
nd si-k-vu-us and Il he EauTas q
CfzL i j. sll5. t-sB5 is made q lssus-s
And q 1unsgu7fsss NEs- EI4GStk
pleasure ia CtllIEus uusi have Il TINS
-srsnrlnE themselves 81 -ht lI-1s- 11--
u.sIsa-s or western F's1-ls. 1'a, !
seems sl1 take Fis2sEui rEps1gs tp'
tie rsr1rs = zlsSr fsias l.Ssss-s A.
1buuri lie r-ss.ss- 3sst-gys-s q foD1
tu-1ist ! s1ss55s-1l5s suFFly q 4 z
uuus-uus u1t5uus And Ers f=g1sus- J
sbs means q Fr-srsu1l1E t1uiDss- The
z-s sad q tasse Ike sbT1mgs- and rDos'
xhs sst then E-BE fl un then
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05
A NOTED CHARACTER.

The country is familiar with the pc
trOleum bubble Of years ago how men
rose in the morning beggars, and retired
at night millionaires how nabobs be-
came mendicants in the breath Of a wind.
one Of the heroes Of those notable days
is Johnny Steele. or Coal Oil Johnny"
as he is now familiarly called. His his
tory is known to all newspaper readers,
and they viii remember how he went to
bed one night a laborer at $50 month.
and awoke in the morning the heir Of
the richest Oil-well in VenangO county,
Pennsylvania. He didn't know what to
do with the money that flowed from his
we'll He it was who purchased hotel
in Philadelphia at extravagant figures,
and gave it away the next day; who
would buy up dance-house at big
price. for the privilege of running it"
enc night; who would purchase fancy
team. use it once. and give it away who
bought minstrel troupe and ran it a
whele season for the fun Of it; who nev-
er refused to lend money. nor asked its
return. He stepped from penury. thrO'
one million and half of dollars, back
to penury again. in sixteen short months.
Then he went West. and now he is at
work with a gang of bridge-builders in
Shelby county. Indiana, on the Rock Is
land Road. at salary of one hundred
and seventy five cents day. He is just
as happy and contented with his frugal
fare and lowly lot as when he basked in
the smiles Of Fortunes favors. His wife
elings to him in adversely with true
hearted love, and accepts the situation
with all the grace which characterizes a
noble woman. She Joined his fortunes
when sunshine gilded his path she now
seeks to make his pathway bright be-
meath the shadows Of adversity. Their
home is at Dunlap. Johnny says many
Of the stories of his wasteful extrava-
gance are false. His reverses came from
loans made to friends, who failed to re-
pay them. A broken bank carried down
$4,000 at one swOop, and another
bank took $1,000 Out of the wreck
Of the latter he hopes to get enough to
get his wife q beautiful dress and nice
new house.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05
Hoo Soon We Lose Or Chi
drea.

aiae ltesu- raur--=s uilh ilF cln1-s1 have sl,su
hf-uIe and sVsriI,z -ssluE llsss- 1rrt zliuu zhsm
And W1r tl-s- lrrs u rlse -z-t l.aEu'auus rsz-s-
ftr u1,r Els 1i,s shu-l-lus5 lrsHu rf cllzlEisrad
LASTS A. -lsT slllis luuss-1 Hls1 rnu-l comes
Aur1 PASSES 1l-ul--A lhsl- 1nnu.l-s-w . urs
lhal-
snt nnc1 su1ts stsr l-ssEa i-li -1,az Lass not
TtlsF ca1 q krr'vrl.sirs tf ilas- x-r-if
= llch fLls -hsi- sHls= 1nsss 1,s5a-s 1lsu 1Hw
Tlrs Fu-u--- And -lls F--=s11 Ans IL lls--
Eir-iI- N--h iEls IlIsls --zEsillIlE- -l,scsta suE
ID. -nd.sE,sa.sllass- sas l1y raes ss--A4
Nss1.1.E -ilau VzH-tlss- IA De Essaggr1-s4
And 1lsrt- 49, BE- lss 1il1ns s-glH-
Eeaaunfx l1.tk isIn.at llrssS-lis y ms . 1ralil-
ErEr-sf r1ss@ Ers- aaa sti--s sssr11ss 10 NE III
F-uu hiIH.-1ui nov 1hau lus1 usn IN Ism
a fumHu lsiIlc,-hu- ma-s 8 calid1
Tlry EEurirtr ss-id-l zztssz % z-sollssIls srF
u fz1---azza lez -laF Ass.ll@rE
ItIul tlHs1 TIE ma1fs- hri he tl.llf ID mn-a
Sag ElHrs11 nu1rs-s. vfh -lT elHt-snz Esrs flisu
Au-lr and evening -I'lrG 1les- love -lsHu zlsm
and EII ahs- iuvs ne l.suu1s,uus rsE-Ss
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

They were married last fall. and they
haAn't had one cross word Or sour look,
when they moved the eook store Into
the back kitchen and called her 70 bold
the pipe up while be gently knocked the
jsiDts together. She SAILED sseetly a.
sbe replied ''Yes, my dear I" but Eve
minutes hadn't passed before be yelled
cut. ~Darn iti / thought you knew
something !" And she threw two jointa
of pipe At him aud replied Il wznt
yoa - understand that sc are sfraBgers
from this hoBr -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05


Some people have q aPecuiiar weakness
for looking On the dark side, and fail 70
End anything good in life. If basin
of sand rich with iron ore is earelessly
examined. the ore may not be discover
ed or if a wooden stick Is passed thro'
:he sand. it may fail 70 gather single
atom of the valuable metal But let
magnet pas through the same sand, and
it will be Immediately surrounded with
the iron. Reader. shall life Be 70 yOu
barren waste Of sand. or will you draw
from i what shall give you wealth Of
sympathy aud constant joy2 The
choice is largely with you.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

Friendship Of the nOblest type is love
refined of its dross. clarified and ethere-
allied it is unselfsh, constant, self-for-
getting. In its devotion it disdains it
self, and in calamity it is as infexibIe
as adamant. The counsel Of the old
fashioned Bible in regard to friendship
has never been transcended by any mod
ern philosophy-'A man that hath
friends must show himself friendly
and had the Scriptures been compiled in
the age Of woman, there would, doubt
less, have been given many a substan-
tial hint to her on the same subject In
the matter Of shaping or moldiDg friend
ships, there is much unnecessary plan
ming and plotting. There is mysteri-
GUS. indefnable drawing that enters In
to this matter, defiant alike Of precon-
eerted purpose and profered service.
Soul answers TO soul with an emphasis
not to be misunderstood, and not easily
resisted. Like the union Of different
chemical elements, Tith a kind Of in
stinct Of fitness they combine because
immutable laws 50 order it There is
an inspiration in it. sort Of celestial
reason. There is no critical analysis
about 1.-THE soul speaks, and it is
done; the spirit commands, and it stands
fast. We nay examine afterward for
reasons, if we viii, and may find that
similarity Of tastes and pursuits, innate
sympathy, common attainments, oneness
Of aspiration and aim, may seen 70 be
the condition Of harmony; but the fact
itself stands forth bold and intrepid, un-
moved alike BY inspection or speculation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

wanted rest
Her reply was: Hannah. show the
I gentleman 70 the blue room, and make
q sre,"
IEas IN tie roo1. the scene Of the
three sudden deaths or murders. Ii was
8 snail apartment, painted blue 1t hai
zlsa Nine window curtains, and blue
six ooverlet On the bed; s neat striped
carpet > ST Of old mahogany furniture.
and very handsome ever. and q basin
q cosly china II Vas st the time al
East : universal custom 70 burn wocd-
IR1AiS reon. however. Was snail coal
Ers- l Sllo3e3 10 this Is Hannah cane
IN With tie scuttle-
~Yes. yes, she said. Misses does
bZ-n eosls- Her son Is clerk. OF the
Ike. 81 the new mines At Naach Chunk
z15 he sends 1t cheap 70 her, but its
n.zsy. dirty smelling thing. znd I hate
Il N0E ms bullt and lit; twill warn
10 II fifteen minutes 1t takes longer
than wood-"
Sic went oat Of the door and came IN
N , minute With = little tray, On which
s.os3 pot zn3 cup 2nd SANGER. al
50 beEl and tiny pitcher with some
thing IN napkin
Misses sznt BIZ an3 : sip" said
zbe -Te. reSts old folks nightly.
Gosa night"
Good night" said i expect 1
shall sleep seoa; must b NJ very ear-
/ ". 1boagb. far I have bills 70 pay. I
havs ssne huD3rsaz q dollars with ne
70 pay o1s to-nouov. and its in this
Tag
Sic looked AZ Ne II q0es- so-t II =
Esy. and fingered beside ne At last
I sbs sEoke-
-Look ye sir; think that od folks
u y0ar zge d Trozg 70 loek doors oa
themselves Y01 night BE- II at night,
an3 <bo'd get IN 70 So yol
Vas il this EgBzas practice 70 beg
t-zTelsrs Eho stopped With her mistress
ogt u laek the doo-2 Was tasre soms
t4sstal p91ssa II TIE e9P zbe had giTsn
1e2
ItEzS a. innoosnt-lookiag esp esoEgh
"a old-fzshioos5 sEzIr. covered with
little gilt springs The tsa vas fragrant
Hysou. b1t ths suzFscioa thzs lad rrePs
ms nv mind kzd tainted Il / fzDcied
strange eolar. 3 czrieuz smell 1 PIT
Il fsu n and Egal3 D8t hare tasted It
fl Eng39l
HAD III intz1ds5 70 zlesP. and di3
III u18ress RyselE merely removed
NJ disguise. and ssz down beside tbe
rzhls. with ny pistols beside ne
tbg1Eht 0f 81 TIE old tales thzt I lad
sT- hard. of trap dsgrz and sliding
, panels and sszef entrances = travellers
r9sDS vas be1 : esEsEo- D2' le4i
: s.-zBEsly BerTgaz and ny hands Eers
g-gFsng cid. and NJ feet were lump.
= loss Enl1e ~ hesa vas h2rolns hoI
h11ss7 11nU1es Ii passed and IL
IRE was HoaAed- bu- ths ron was no'
4
EE@ fas el7s 6zses ssz8gggssa azaVoz
Ne 1-1sK 1'-'l-s "a ing i'fA71 '.-9-7'
NlEsa VIA seAsI III II t1e H'aA
iAs'S H@s DS--N 77r4" @''-' ~
sSeFs- 1d'o-71 i s-A 3 t1e lf's1 *
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

ward with a jerk. As soon as the pumps
began to operate, the water worked into
the cylinders, and in a few seconds the
head Of one blew off, thus. Of course,
greatly retarding the speed Of the ma
chine. Meanwhile telegram had been
sent to Superintendent Touey. at the
New York office. announcing the cap
ture. Prompt action was necessary. as
locomotive tearing ovea the line in ut
ter defiance Of time tables and trains
ahead, was dangerous intruder and IL
able to work considerable damage at sta
tons and crossings. Recollecting that
near Tarrytown there is switch which
runs parallel with the main track for
long distance aud then abruptly ends in
the river. Mr.. Toucy, without an in
stant's hesitation, sent to the Tarrytown
station master an order ito open the
west switch. and throw No. SO into the
river" The astonished official. although
hardly crediting his senses, nevertheless
prepared to obey the command. He
threw open the switch and locked it,
and then stood calmly by, watching the
cloud of steam up the track get bigger.
and waiting for 5000 worth of fengine
to 60 plunging down to the bottom Of
the Hudson.
Another explosion occurred. however,
which saved the lives Of the convicts
and the destruction of the engine. The
locomotive was within a mile of the
switch when the other cylinder head was
blown out The machinery stopped. and
the conviets. leaping out. took to the
woods. The engineer. who had been
running after his locomotive. well know
ing that she could not travel very far.
soon reached her, and jumping into the
cab. in few seconds had the FIRE out
aud the steam down.
While the prison officials should be
held TO strict account for the fact Of
the escape of the convicts and Of their
being possessed Of arms. the railroad
people are entitled to much credit for
their part in the affair. And this is
equally due to the engineer for bis pres
ence of mind. to Superintendent Touey
for bis prompt application of an heroic
remedy, and to the station master at
Tarytown for his implicit obedience to
an order which the majority Of men
would have hesitated over, or have re-
fused to obey without explanation
hetc TorE Paper.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-05

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THE LOUISIANA COMPROMISE.
CASEY As q. s. SENATOR,
STARVATION IN KANSAS
TRUCTTUE FRESFTETS
TROUBLE AT PENNSYLVANIA MINES
Me- EXTRA SESSION.
What President Grant Sa-

NEW YORK, February 27.-The TrjbJgc's
MaShlngton special says regarding the qleS-
IlOn OF the extra session of Congress thai The
Presldent, in cabinet meeting yesterday. SET
lieu the question. TWAS referred 10 by some
OF tIe members as possible, inaSmuch as il
was thought 10y them that If any of the an
pronnatiOn bills failed an extra session
would be Imperative; but the President at
once settled the matter by saying that in no
event nkely 10 happen would he call an aN-
ira session. He said that all the appropria-
uon blils that were Indispensable were al
ready through, or so nearly through that he
was no longer anxious about them. tIe said
that The sundry civil, the river and harhOr
ana the deficiency bills were the only ones
that We're at alldoubtful. The river and har-
Dor would, without doubt 60 thro,l Oh Jyjtbo,1,
trCuble, nut IN case of necessity If all three
OF them failed, he should not call an ext a
session; Inc president thinks that the cOun-
try could get along until next session Will
out these appropriations. and the rpsuIt of
an extra session would be more Injurious To
bills, " ''''