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Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

CUT WORMS AND CROws.-Very often cpt.
worms and crows are so destrnct;vo 0V', -.
young corn just coming up as TO ca',so 70
considerable diminution in the Weld IoT ond q
to prevent the evil various means a, are ana nc
sorted to-. Some experienced farmers ,,T as,
copUmmend conmnrn. soaking the seed corn in
diluted in three gallons of water oepas to d,,as.s
;, oushel OF seed. Others again advise soeIy soeIy
eogai tmg Inc Oro corn over night in wash made of
egual proportions of lye and common I'u "ri'1a Oe
Win portion of blue stone dissolved tbnnn btlne
r., R,t anu hn,r then rolling the seed in plaster
pu' however efficient these remed;as T poo,.
Wv; Ue we are little disposed to sanction %S t%S
ponlcy 1t the soaking process for anv seed sla
oddP pMogP' ~ mat OF the locust tree, and prefer
moue OF preparing seed corns. which wa
mot; nave never known to fail, not only in pre. %
otLg oteLhtlng the depredations of crows and
liner oii olrds, but as equally effective against
oil ,t;r9epinglnsect 1t is by simply stirring
= "o,ii iittle gas tar among the seed corn and
rolling it in plaster-say about half r;nt %,t
oi the tar to a bushel of corn.-BaT IS,p '
Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

r.ss ~onn r snawhorn, speculator, of San
sh:aa asnIsco' mas built stable worth 500, 600.
hhn.sny h..sy 10 crafty his wife, who is fond Of
f.,ns:sl t..s's - contains parlor handsomely
haaa hsaal'asneo for her use, and the carriage and
a~a sss 1sss rooms stalls, and other apartments
Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

The PROPOSED SHIP CANAL.-The stock.
holders OF the proposed Md. and Del. shin
canal met in annual session at Baltimore
on Tuesday of last week, and reelected
the Old board of seven directors. The rc.
port OF Horace B. Tebbets, of New York
the president, wassubmitted. 1t saws three
years have elapsed since the organization of
the company, which has for its object tbn
construction of a ship canal between the
chesapeake and Delaware Bavs. securing =
shorter route to the ocean. The estimate
Tor earth excavation was at first SS.OOO.O0O
out because of decline in prices of labor in
tnree oon years the present estimate is $4,000.
UOO' The payment of five per cent add.
tlonal on subscriptions is asked to com.
PlIete purchase of the right of way, and en-.
aole the execution of a mortgage to secnra
the issue of bonds. The report SUGGESTS
y Ine application for aid in some form TO
Baltimore and Maryland. 1t saws the com,
nerce OF Baltimore would yield 4,OO0,OOO
.ons OF traffic year, which, at twenty
cents per ton toll, would bring a revenne
% the company of SSOO,OOO. 0"''0
Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

h,,Aa AN Ell ELCPlNG CLERGYMAx.-The Catletts.
4I 411tg lky.) Sentinel of last Thursday saws !.
:, ~ II becomes our painful duty to record he
most aggravated and humiiiating case Of
onaI clerical apostasy which ever blackened the
YoP3 name 9 OF this part of Kentucky. Rev.
-; -; u. Parker, of the Methodist Episoonai
Ghurch, presiding elder of the 4sbIand
GGlstrlct, and delegate-elect to the General
Conference which meets in Baltimore next
week, has abandoned his family and fied
the country with Miss TrinviIla Swetnam
ol Louisa, Ky. Elder Parker has been
presiding elder of this district for three
years, residing part of the time at Louisa.
put Tor some time past at Ashland; and at
the recent session of the conference was
returned 1, tue district. Miss Swetnam Is
aoo1t elghi'en years of age, belongs To q
good family, and her father Is, we learn
local minister in that church. The parties
leit TINS place Wednesday of last Wei
py aiiierent beats, but both took the SAM ",
boat % at Ashland, and were last heard same of ae
on their way to the railroad dena ~ AZ
'aid TO be bound for California; D'po''
Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

DR.; Nolen, the Custom House defaulter
OF Wilmington has been prosecuted bv
authority OF the Government. The charge
brought against him is for the embezzie-
ment OF $3,464.64 in gold, being the duties
collGcted col 10y him in December, 1872, on
tne liquors taken from the wrecked vessels
IN Ine John Sidney, and the bark Mecl,cau.
II Inc penalty in a case of embezzlement of
united States funds, is, the n,aa5a,saa, ten
years IN the penitentiary, and heavy fine.
Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

,rra mot not shovel held over vanished s,rn;
lure will take out white spots. s0 'urni'
Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

VI, Or. Richards sent from Georgetown ON
wednesday, 2 owls to the Superintendent
9l % the Geological Garden at Fairmount
Hark, Philadelphia. These owls were Of
the BOBBY" species. '0 u
v!1 "A man named Bradbury, living near
wilmington, last week fshed pound of
9utter from his well which he dropped
uown 1t three years ago. All the salt was
soaked out of it, but when it was resalted
II was as good as new butter. It was in n
tin vessel. "'' III
A man calling himself Thomas HYDE was
caught IN the act of boring q panel out of
the door of James Vanartsdale's store in
New Castle, on Wednesday night, and was
arrested and handed over to Sheriff Lamb.
son tor'safe keeping. He is supposed to be
the party who robbed John Carter:s store
at Townsend Monday night week.
VALUE OF GooD Stock AS AN INyEsTurxr
Says the Dover Sentinel: One of our en-.
terprslng farmers has at this writing three
cows OF half blood Jersey stock, which for
some time past have been yielding 50 40
per week for butter marketed. One of
these COWS has yielded by actual weight
l42 lbs OF butter in seven days; and during
period OF five months has produced 250
pounds OF trst-class marketable butter.
Smyrna times., 1876-05-10

Hon; Jas. Williams has written a letter
from Washington declining to serve in the
new board of directors Of the Bank of
smyrna; He states that he was made n
stockholderand director without his knowl.
cage or desire, and shall not accept.
In letter to Col. George II. Ravmand
from Col. II. B. Fiddeman, of Milford.
dated the Sth inst, he states that his
!g will be forwarded by to-morrow's
resign. VIII
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sg VII antieipatea tbe intalI;e,

As VIZ anticipated, the intelligent
public sentiment 81 the State pro
nouuces ia favor of THg HFR.Lp :
,method Of spelling Texan Even tile
Victoria is}eo-r,e. whieh the Bel as
serted was impeiled t,y public opinion 10
spell the word ''Tex-ian, now steps TO
the front ard SAYS
Aside from the fact that common
age makes it Texan, there are objec.
tions to the introduction Of the second
vowel which renders the use of the ap.
pellative, Texan, particularly faulty.
The i is manifestly superfiuity, for
the reason that when two vowels come
Together, the first one, in most in.
stances, IL silent The extensions are
Indicated BY the dia.resis to the one
which proceeds. Ia the absence from
the printers case of the letter provided
with the requisite doubledot feature
(which IL the ralc) the common method
Is tho use of the hyphen. In such ease
the word could only properly be printed
Foxi-an, Again the use OF the ~ 4
unwarranted. in that it is an artritrar*
Introduction Of saanl-sign. which IL
not intended to be pronounced except
as copnlatiye. These objections are
evaded by separating the two yowels
mentioned By the introduction OF &c .
when we have Texfcan. word prefer
able to Texian. both for case and pre-
cisencss OF socaIization and euphony Of
sound. The use Of Texca, however. il
much more IN conson.sce with the
tendency of the English language to
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10 inr'nraa f tekti seDsi
sis fin 81 as zatua ~ sls1t9rv ID
tsys't,ri ictal sise5srs are purely
state -.ssgls fha Feisfsl tispcnmeut
~ aisc b. ~ Win ther election.
ana skae5 which vitiats.
sii Haa te spl mD, determine
tfi,5 ", s.scssd g. sueh elec.ors, IA
shseia "a, eepsbl au candidate sose5
Atta aleetef heli redorai oifee'
~ uss iafitii Sad ~ th9 constitution
- 81 raiis1 stshs Tie govAnct o.
fhsi state Who i re.mirai 70 give tho
shsscs oirfisfr their certificates. has
ren b e'fs l's6aaiied person
neefuHtst. v le:.an. bei has given
ths ertie.ai-ia fae aaxt hlshes. esn.
aiatis in dArr b. boz followed
thf jpdi l dao..ors Ia taany states
vai,ss thtn ihe STATE Il Oregon Legally
seyencs ~ action 81 the governor,
10 IstsrGe. f'g ttlu 10 fe,hd. 70
esi tthiua ,hs vets 81 such clsetor. Who
btfh his cmpacaie ariAeniiealed by
ths heds5 ssl 81 sac State The dis.
eetlihc1 man holfs no suail oegti6caie
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1st ~ lAshsts = which Grant hs.
y,fep et,g aiies lsgr, lone q The
.ssil 4, r6tii. r9aidhs upon The ma
500 isras'iic .ntr@ion Of bayoncts
yhsh byssrh, sborl iAs eosoatior 81
s.strIicf Loais,saa8n lss2 aud 1874.
leossss ealiier sssi IN iecs l5ncn ste
tF.ssi 70 as indian ~ouu,r- and kept
.hest ,onv efshe distressing pefils o.
ifsse wae,a have been about rs But
~ tia army t1e sic eArpel-bseeer
Ff,sia 3a4p bsah linLisesrn i. tas south,
.4ea u rlss ;ans Is native hsrz whites
sas l,lris uoals sarr lseea isej,on she
rs test.i hplrs sdins,een,s qhs
~ sajsli,nsienal sa'i Illegal as Ct Tie
hs,Si Sc rYsas csmtoipins issss q
NJ sjhl.V ard y slsa pesaoeresst have no,
ne ftt.fi, ecsrsir siis. passieslzD. 70
x, II. sir fssl VIII Is Che Democracy
ss.>Y II > y sstiss ran the business Of
sos.4s! hzlrwrsnmsnt 10 this co9a-
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GEORGIA won the flag and Dallas will
send splendid banner TO Atlanta,
dustin .Siafesmaa
Would it not be we'll for Austin to
assist in making this banner, as it is a
State affair, and the Democracy are in
honor bound to surrender il /? While
Dallas Is perfectly willing % make it,
she thinks it but fair that her sister
cities should be identified with her in
the matter. lest this city be charged
with being exclusive and selfish.
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IERE AND rIti--.

Ensssf assa s..-s "a GEES.
SOFA Th--rFe. $500 .-...
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We don't beat Gragsoti much in our
majority this year. DaiIas csnnts pols,si
1881 votes and GrssAon ,SS7 ~ say
the official returns. Grayso, did tn.
best she ceiid--sls tsesi as. which, ii
rather : resnarkable coincidence in these
two rivai cDurtiss Martin. Of the Rep-
-. wontd uot hass tost ~ ~ q
cienu - ~ slsesioa q ~.
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a rew poia,- Ahead.

The Ron-e Committee are few
points ahead 50 far. They have served
sub2enss upon each mem Der OF the
returning boafG, various parish super
visors and a hundred or more Repub-
liean witnesses here, so that the Sem
ate Committee viii fnd il Impossible
to mouopoii1e the attention of these
witnesses.
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.satn c.ro,.aa paiss5s., s,-ss.


40 political event Of .Eiqsiiaues -
ceft The refusal OF senator ls,trgfse1.
Repabiiean. TO be esnrsia-sr asr ~
siet,ion 10 tie United si.r- III afy
i-siofe the MAckey Has-e = SIS r.-l...
.z,4ye=, gssse5 il, rsrong fsr ifra4.
Bounees as nreoa-ti,as.oHat gh!, s..
tiea egiiIgms the fsitl o, psfae,rd H.
jBa
speedy Coll Pee 81 tIe ia i,cs rsSA~r
Aud recognition % tae Haiisr
nOuse t,y majority of Ibe -i1ts sen
SIC. Maekey, however. j. i-suing pay
certificates freely u is,s nlrs,b-rS, Aifi
nancy is repartei to h,Sv eoue Oh,
,nust have come aiI tran. y arlington,
"a cash them. Uui-s- ni1nsy fs.a.-s
taence, the mrnlt'er- w.i derive .iitt-
esnsfit from ia, ceiiIli-sga.. ~ lie
TseasarS i-4mssy
ard the enUBiy trre-Iri,- VIII prot,,
oly ae enjoiue'i from ,EFri,s oNssai,
1saae3 10 The STATE treasurer.
ons,is< sea-. f-Ia~sire.
The Maskey Hsi-e to-day a.i1Ps.'d D
resolution dec!sriug that CnisfJustice
Moses had accepted a disquaii,y iul
ofiies aud ordered au election 10 O.,
held on Deesil Der 10 to rii she yncs4-
ey. This resolution goes to the Srusg,
for concurrence.
The alleged fFi>qnaIiIy Ins Ons-s
is that Of proiSsi 81 law ia iAe
state UaYessity. Wne1 tais paiu5
was Eaised 10y the psess seine mais;i.,
ago, i. was secuted ~ due very n.es
vino nov propose q use .ta- IA Is esg.,
al removing the lion "a thrir pam.
the state s-.BN a-~vrs
I Judge Bond has ieiiVerea a dee,-ial
d.sehargiag tue B5ari Of -.a.e CaH
va~sers nom custody, on he sIouua
that tie sIpseme Co4f. uf gbe stat,
! bad ne jurisdiction.
E.sFsas-Ebe sou,cmpiaess Canvas
sE--
The trial Of tue eoatralpt ease Bss5il-t
4 Cowgirl aai Naelia 81 tAe se,uFafAp
eoatd WAS oaaaua 3, ysnalal tEr
triai Of tue hianIauas ofderirg ihsul
10 open the eaAvlss again -.ud .lsSe l.
purely ministerial canvass Of reiurn-.
This case viii bc Iflei tomorrow
fne foiiD8ins c1rfssppndeHca TX
plains itself:
Eae Gsny~s~ers 20 tb-ir SteEk.
Tallahassee, Deceia Der y. .
Won Ice Apihosp, Ed, c-eFS " Bosrd stste
Cz,nvsssefs;
SK-We have been not little sur
pIised at seeing ia print what gur-
ports 70 be tbs protest of William
Archer Cooke, Attorney General,
member oil the bDard OF State CO -
vas-ers, filed with the board, protest
ing against the action OF ihe nae jnfity
Of the board. M such uT aby ullsef
protest has 20 our know ledge he.a
filed or presented - IA ST any o. H.
Has any pro-est of any kiu8 been fise.i
With you as clerk OF the boari. 90
handed u You TO be fled? IL 80.
please inform u OF the fact, End ni
SAMUEL MAcIIN.
ascr-safy % stale
Z. -. COwtiI.!..
Tae CierEs EepIieS.
T.Li.AHAssEz. December Il. "a.
Hon. = b. Msel!n and Hon. g. a CoHgflis
GESTLEAEN-in reply 70 lie qu-s-
tion contained in your Ittes OF tbs
: cate, have 10 say tEst % protest
: against the action OF a majority Of ths
state Board of CauvaSsefs rs Hon.
W. a. CUeke, aitUrney general, a
member OF tpst boar.i. has been iled
: with the ~ clerk of s;.i.i board, or
handed me 10 ie ilsed, nor have sfst
or In any way re, ciVsd such q protest
isiEned-i WA. LEE APTHOEP
Clers OF The state board OF JaEyi.-sefs.
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A numbeF Of issPu Leans w.o are
about TO leave he city To deprive the
committee OF their evidence, were sub
p@naed this morning, hat it 10 thought
they viii dis ioey the summons.
Military RumaEs.
1t is rimored that six companies Of
troops have been Ordered hence 10
Columbia, blt the military authorities
deny /,
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6evsrnor hampton

ls anxions, above all things, for q
peaceful adjustment. which shall. give
to tile State its rightfui Governor, and
IL is due to his persistent counsels that
tue popular Indignation has not before
this burst over the heads OF the gang of
Adventures who seek to Wse-t from
the people the fruits Of their viutory.
Hampton believes firmly ttat ne viii
have aepeedy and peaeeabie triumph
ever the Chamberlain usurpation, and
there is general confidence that the
Present week vii see him quietly i'm
aflguratesl.
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Slsot

* Whei, The tip,e i < eaa, n hama
n. M. ,ns..,;n, ~ ~ ~, ,.a,,..s =,
s,gtn its een.t;.nt;ooai 5,,,,. l., ~.
a. ,s;..s W Joh, p,,,.,a.. !. af.
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ra:.-s8 d, ths part ~ H. Hor-,.
ioiasy wiJb committee on The port "
'ae syals e. esevt.aln ana report : (.
l... .'.'.'.'i's ~ 'o.,S ,Sr ~.
=. tt, s-.~o,,. eioet,',I II ,se,r .iecti,r
ada 10 requisite the nae place and
Hehuer ct administering she oath q
''...o to 'Ae i'es''eN1'
' senate ''''''ii''.', "i',' 'i'l''',,'1''
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ihat ne senate vail be
,-,, H. ~. $50. 80, - ~ M
rr..l.,-. u..fst 10 nteiogl G- ,be nm.
pase ., l,e.nprrcsent attic 9iiauipr srd
counting 60 the votes for President Of
,..e + D ''g'' S'-S ,, my enc person be
..get.t, frs.., l,stc5 ,bo yata. IT,
President o. Gio Uulted States. as ti,cy
ih'ii De deeiafst'. that tie result snail
Z n ..,. 49, ~. y ~
tbe .vats wb.rb sball b. entered IN ~,
ruroals and 81 q shall aercr that d
..3'e' has been n'ade egreeaaiy 60 the
''',oh .lytl sn.5l GA '4r laurnl47
r.e H1r.. of re,rsss,.stivns b.,,,.,
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r-4 esD..tvr. tba 1l..n.s f,l,o,sF,
ei.bs.t it.i.irt ,-,i,o y. r,r,n,f,,, ay
pressed ,n a Joint rule Of the erocecd.
.asr iha vies President ppdoubtedlv
.e.sf t.r7.r he supcr,;s;or ~ o,ci,
lr,4.. .a5 a. no apa.,i.u was r,;sea
IN .f..a-ssgat.pa of tho vote. an which
Hons, b,,l ans .saa.iou - az. =
r-... 81, ,,.. -.i.,i,r .,s,b,,,,.,,,, 80.
30. sr- vb..,.er as r,,iis,;,,, ~ ,l,.
.l.pt .l,n Ssrs. . or ne I4,,.,
.F 1,.....s,...t.yss ar an tb-aa .,.r.-
e'SI' 10 ''-
ave that dnfifs TIC entire period ct
--.- i'l oAscNs lon oa thee counting Of
t.e e.oral woes we nowhere meet
I h .ae siebtat hint That the Vice
fre .aant had any iade2endert or OIL
e'i ianeaon to perform apart from,
I ,alt humbenr on him under the con
-Hi9ti'n which bids him to open the
elF4ara'es ln ait other respects ne
"aa hold ~ man OF both parties to be
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LATER.
The FEELING.

IN 1.nt-s 3
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y,
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,nt..,,,.,., !. $50 = -, : :
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thai such i b;s in,.,,;an .oat, ~.
a,,te,nant a. .hnwI,a 10, ~. .I.,,s.s
;str.tion was M. co,n,la,aI, -.
ia. central .,f tts. 80. J., W.,
,ny,on ana Inv,
4, -. n, 800" $50"
~. ,,,.,., - -.
-,
80. -, = - - eei -, u'Seusr
nara ,s,,s,s 80. So 80 "as
-, a,.,,. -.
- : - 'i."si se'
''eheons as's al iac Srani Rtnz
Are sniiieiei,t TO cisuse the ureasiness,
fof instance, to-d@y telegraph ean,
lnuaieatl'n was estahiisi1ed between
the War department aud the srsenai
where tue troops are qnartered. IL Is
understood toat TOMORROW a wire viii
DC ruiz into the " cite House
Democratic csueus.
IN me caucus OF The Democrats OF
ahe bo'ise stiis afternoon there were
seyefHf Stfxeeitps made " hit.tt srerp ~
most emphatic character. the iu-
ttn,ion Of the administration to over
ride the voice of the people was de-
nouneed ia no measured terms. About
the only action taken, however, was
in the nassage OF a resolution 10 be l.i-
trBducssd ia the House referring the
question Of
Csalsisa- she EiecieSal vote.
70 Tie jasiie.sFy committee. a resp
luton YES also PASSED. imposing the
strictest seefesy on al present reg ri
Ing proceedings.
rae s'saens OF Representatives.
!. Is iafshef learned regarding the
caucus OF representatives, that, after
tpe adoption OF huhtef's resolution in-
st'uceii'e the Jut,isisfs eoinh'ii.te 70
iFp'is ON .iis CONSTITUTIONS rights OF
tne mouse 10 ihs et,iat OF the eiecio-
M '''e7 einanuo "ooa hissoe
$500 nHn' ~ni'e = .ss meant 10
sueo.' ae.' u'so''''ass ne gave so'ce
~ :,
u ~
He sai., Ia, 10 a.a srsat bona.
the, some q, .t,,d.nenseo, Ranuh,i
80 -. = ..sA s' ~ ins = ..'
- -, ....'s,. 81 10
'''e ''' i''.s.
p 800 49,
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sr.s,i. -. .,., 1870, ,aa;.
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8, s,,,,, ,..,,.,.., ~, 80
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- .;..,..
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the ssous4 s,emm,s,ee
Or majority vii. hold It's sessions
IL Ney Orleans, " isils. st,l,-cnsar issses
viii be sent 10 investigate matters in
the alleged s,,lldoze,t parishes, an.i
they viii net leave the state artil
they have made thorough inyestiga-
ten az every Important alleged ou;-
rage presented "a the Returning Baar..
=ni hawked about the country lS
Nj eyrnnii and Sfuuyf.toa 'Thst wi5.
afar raa.,ire
i,.e paeamenr.r, Praa4
sfam the Returning Board ~ To- fouu
| dattoB Tor ihrowiag out tie sho,iseil.is.
II votes, and VIII aist exami-s 1aus
the Republican Intimidation als,i tasi.
t,,g al election. ia Democratic PARISHES.
/. .,,t{ch w,.ts r,.tar,,.d ~ R4Inff,.san.
IN. f;.tooera,. t..V. MEAT, q, vii.
ae<ses there, aud viii not dei.y n.
committee All, hour IA the Droztes4 al
their labor.
s.e.,sx~ an. te.a,,..
i Friday, Kellogg, as ran0t SAYS, tel.
egraphea Chandler as 70 the Situation
aud Chandler replied, telling him Tia,
Hayes would certainly tye ipacenfated
de also rebGaei kellogg for his lack
of confidence ia the Republican alan
aeerupnt as affairs. ipot.trint, .,f X /
lore II h. thought tL4, were All tnaga
gsnut,,;e.ns eenef.sl,v sra. eioic,i ays,
u,,,.t ty,.v c,,.si,s.r ,.,rtsi..,.. 80
- 60 -,
- m $3.50.
In sending eamn,ittees Soptb n
n,usas, resolution on It's face sin,o.,
authorizes the committees 10 inouir,
"a to violetioas Of the constitution etc.
lin southern eiee.ians. tnt the r.al pur
pose is To Iay the foundation ~
s.ro..,,,,
Rv wh;rhsha next a,u,.s ~ t,,.nra.,.,,
ratiyes viii have a large Ran,,i,li,a,
4 4
Maturity. R4p,,tlielns heys and t,,as
: eli posted do not denx that n,
scheme is to have these SENATE con,
mittees report that certain Conprss
/. .i,e.t di.triet. IN f.o,,isi.na Ni..;s
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sausn snre..e.-rn. s..rn,..n.

The situation j. an exceedingly try
az ons To the patience OF the people.
General Ringers soidieis still occupy
the state bouse, day AID night, eg
Guiding from the halls of legislation
tue body formally recognized by the
supreme Court a. the only real Hous e
of Representatives of South Carolina,
and protecting The sham House In its
revolutionary efforts to strengthen it
self BY striking through the forms of
legislation at the Judiciary, which has
been lion in its path.