The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-05
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CINCINNATI, Oc;Ober 2.-Tne musical
festival assoc, alton, under the auspices that
ihe great festivals of 1879 were Goa
cuciec, has resolved TO hold their nsxt
festival IN May, ISIS, AT vhic time the
great musical hall given 10 the city oy Reu-
ben Springer and other citiLens,wiil be tedi-
cs!ed.
Hon >. u Blame Was introduced on
Change, to-day, by Hon Benjamin Esgie-
sion, president OF that body, and made .
ofiet speech. ds Remarks we're devoid oil
pohtics, but he urged upon the members
the Importance Of the Improvement Of navl-
CATION on western rivers and the necessity
oil persistence, at washington, TO accom-
piish their ends. HIS remarks received
careful attention, and we're warmly applaud
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famous PfihciP'e INA" WAS Io"'aineu III the
Arkahsas CONSTITUTION Every franchise
You enjoy under the constitution "i the
., your ight 10 vote, your freedom Oh re-
ngious opinion, your triai oy Jury, your
Hght even !" representation were i-t open
10 change oy the ordinary process oil amend
ing Inc Constitution put MI Adams pro
po-ed TO give Shaver, lar more sacred
guarantee than had ever been gwen To Io-
erty, anu 10 enshrihe IL as something oil su-
Perior right, anu placing II beyond the
power OF " one hundred,hs OF the people |
oil the United States 10 abolish II, unless
slave sac should propose IL, ana every |
other slave STATE vote ior IL; ihere Is no
Parailei 10 this In history. MI. Adams pro-
Po-ed 10 Dihd the hahds oil ihe . and
deprive our own Government, all time,
oi the POKER 10 emancipa'e single
slave, 20 long as one slave St.te
shou!d object, ana MI Adams mas never
forgiven MI Lincoln Tor defeating tins
atfocious measure fortunately Tor Mr..
Lincoln silent ihh fence, eAerteu from his
LIMOS nome, through o"sn L"veJoy, Eli
hu Washburne ard other representative
friends I'D CohgIess' the odions proposition
$As s'rahg'eu ~hhou' even eomin= 10 oil,
rect Vo'e' out mol uh'li Mf. Adams had
maze an elaborate plea Tor IL, anu, years
amer MI. Line I'm had gone 70 martyrs
grave grave oeue"eu Win tue tears oil
millions, MciGding ihoss tnahclPaie ne
sfoes ~hotn Mr Adams hsd sought 10 Keep
I'D eternal oondage-Mr Adams look ocea-
sion, IN AN eaiogy of Mr.. seward, TO dePre-
cia'e, oeiittie ana dirhonor The grAndest
man that has sat IN the Presidential chair
since Neorse Warrington. Mr.. Adams, IN
tbs petty and paltry cause, va. seeking an