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CANADA.
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Proposition 10 Extcnd the Franchise
-Tnrlff Agitation - Political - The
l'roscAtAnt Defense Associations
Spt-ias DHsnateh Ia NE Ch,ra4o Tribune.
TunoHro, Ont, Jan. 10-rhe Ontario Lngis-
lature reassembes Tomorrow, Aftor tho Christ-
1nas recoas. tbs atuctlon amenunlont act to he
introduced by tho Government coutatnR q clause
extending the franchiso to Indians, and placing
them on III equality viii, white men.
II tho bill liow hGforo tho House for protoc-
tton Of btakemen 10 passed.. tho railway cuul-
Ianca III, eaten to put on tho eteat,-hralle aud
do without men aitnpethor. Tho bill provides
that hand-tu,1s shall DO put Nh top OF cars. and
That tito bridgeA sllall be Is.sed feet.
6ptetdt Nispateh 10 i}< Chidao tribune.
LONDON, Jan. J0.-At meeting Of the Doard
OF TtAde resolution that CanadInu mauu-
fncturcH alluulI 1layo the nana p1otection against
foreign manufactures rs forefgn Lavo against
Canadians WAS carried. III the discussion there
on, . re,aiatory tasiH of tho kind indicated
asanst tho United Status waa strongly lepre-
catod. .......
Sp+cial hsnaloh ta Tas Chteaao 7rfbatt.
AWA,Ont.t Jan. 10-lrenlicr atnckenzio aod
Dr.. Tupper, luRdor Of tho Opposition. measure
rworl1s tonight ut I3eachbI1rg, whore they ad-
d1eEE tho electors OF North Hcnfr1w.
sprc,al LayLateh II 7hs th,caM' 7r,taW.
MoATnEAf~ Quo, Jan. 10.-Thc Secretary Of
tho Protestant Drfenue Atpociatlon has received
1ottern from Virgins, New Jersoy. Illinois, csc..
asking for copies Ut the constitution to aia III
forming similar associations. Since tho hcnioli-
tiou Of tho OkA Church, twenty.six ,nore Indiana
have loft the Church Of Nono in Uka.
, 1876-01-11

Ocs IT, whera he rrma1nsd Until ho hIs rhg
nation Jan !. It was nrreptrd. sin Hanr.ay i,c CAV,
np Lis STAR 10 serAt. ltou. pncy ia ~ yrars " mgr.
hsAty, guicksetnlsrcd an! taks greatly IN tbat
taseutAl Of the policeman, judgment.
nDsEY IN 1HE HrAri0n.HuUsE.
Yesterday aftnrMHDtl TRlaEaE tc10rttr chll. i m
nnHoy IN hts cell 1t ttm A,f1nry ald tnifarbrrd IN
gain Some information from h!nI tI rtEnrd 10 ihe
ehanfnE
Ke1'-ftavr ynr 60. anything In t1y In regard 10 tho
unfortunate annr In which ysfn are ltnni!cnt-17
lr1-So, bir: prefer u walt until Tho trial c0tnrA
on.
irp.-Bnt one Of TIN t''rIIea yo'i shot II dying,
lsnney tsarttnR ur}-ts thst yui
1tfr.-Yts bIt. law Inn sluat an hour sEo.
Noney--Nhats hin nafnt3
H1p.-FhRc-Frel IItfsc.
Nuncy-is that toj I am sorrr
1unoy then ieli bsck thu b.,ct In hts cell, and
Acted Eolncw.at After tho ,auner If Davis after lo
shat Whyjand Thanksgiving i!4hl. "Hu IIe'. dying,
IL 10 7" 1ansnurpd lsUey, ah then relaprcl mud
fuacd to ray another wnr, and ar carcl InoroPa and
irritable. 1o1ley liaA lahGr rlrttant fare. will
sensual mouth aud dark tnhtAcie, arf dark, trracl-
erola. rolling eyes. IIn n Rtnit fcst inces hfih
and we'll formed. ft and GritznReller arc ioth hold
" walt Tho ftanlt 0f tha two saeE'a Injuries.
THE pttlsf HEATH. .....
At O'Clock last evening the irtHn H"hstzlen tlic1
from tha efftctA Of ha Wount, suffering M 10 tho
time o! hts death TIM ursattat agony. The Gofoner
has Loen notified aud will prba1y make All inveatl-
Eatt0n VI the affair to-day. At lnte our Hoae wna
very low, and not e1poc2ul 10 llyu Until, nari!ng.
, 1876-01-11
QUINCY.
In Effort 10 0tfht Postmaster pIEGatt-
Revenue Chiefs OIL ahc Lookout.

In Effort 10 Ottst Postmaster pigGatt-
Revenue Chiefs OIL ahe Lookout.
5pttiat UtSSateh 10 TAs CA.tc.t,p Iri5Ht.4,
QU1soY, ILL.,. Jan. 10.-The movement recently
rot on foot for the removal Of rostmaster Pig
gotk, Of tba city, Ii not ikaly 10 neet with Huc-
cess. It had iss origin In motives Of personal
spite, and grow Ont Of tho llolrman-Pren-
tiss churcll-scandui last summer, In conso-
41cnce Of testimony given by Mr..
pIggott which waB not to 11ofTMan'a advantage.
HodtnanH partlshns Threatened ns the titnc to
maize piREotk trouble, nu'l IL HecmH tho matter
WaA UP h0fote tho Methodist Conference at
stItnstiold laAt fall. At any rate, tloGman's
friends In the Conference wnro busy with tho
matt1r, though the fact Naa not khoun untIl
lAtoly. HOT dnea anybody know what tie Mesho-
dist Church at iArvo Las 10 10 with tho matter.
alr. A. r. Stone. father Of tic Miss Pet Btnne.
who figured 10 conEpicu1uBv In tho Hon-
nan SCANDAL, Ia now ~ Washington with
a WOW Of onst!ng piggo.t and securing
tho pluco for hlsutelf. II a supposed that he ill.,
suuied to have tho interests OF lho Methodist
brethren at hehgt, but tl,cro IN 40 probability
that Sir. PfEGott Will bodftuthcd. Hts mallrge-
munt Of tho Office haH been uuoxceptonai,1c. aud
a rg,nnnHlzance aEainst his removal haH bpen
forwarded TO Washington, Htgned by oil tho
principal Businessmen III tho city, irrespective
0! party,
4 couple OF royonue deteotireB, one from
Washington md one from Chicago, havo buen
In tie city for aeveEal dhys phst ard divers
fllnors are in circulation shout thoir mleBioI.
Nothing sufficiently authentic hns tranHpsrod,
howorer, toward any staton1ent being mado.
, 1876-01-11

That ho lian lived hsru for moro than forty years,
and las had an active bt,ainsas lifo hitherto
(and believe row) of untsrhibtod touoe..
Int this Indictment, OIL I charge Of which no.
body evcr heard. dIHc1oaD4 In al OF ita glArinR
badness tho evils Of nyAlam under winch any
mat, or citizen, no matter What his standing Or
character, may bo arfaigncd ty 4 Grand jurv.
and, nithont thu opportunity Of nsylng word L.,
his defeMrA, hhyo Ills character blasted and
destroyed forever.
nuopoyo that il fa we'll understood that the
HerAions of HE Grand Jrry arc recrnt; tioy are
Ho1efnaly sworn and tnjohed not TO dNcIoa1 any
" he matters which eomc bcforo tl'eln. No
ono bnt The District Attorney and the wltnos>cs
havo any hcoosR TO tllair tootna alt avenues arc
carefully guarded, and ali OF thelr duinRA are In
tho dark. Psrslea charged with crimes aru not
xumsnonedi theY ato not permitted to mako Tx.
planatsons hoe 10 examine witneeF. Tho
GRAND Jurr heara on1 eiae Of tile story. and
that side, too, told perhniA by tho toi,gna Of
fnelico and OF resjury, and thea they nolomnly
Mri!e on q ~ rsper previously Ersrafod by the
ia this consistent will tho hEfrit of luasice7
Il this the lint artiai hearing to which avery tnsn
Ia entitled bnforo hs character tl.atl 10 damnad
W o1lc OF there ous-aIded indlctmente7 Why
this sccrecy7 why hssbbiuga In the dark7 1Ihve
tic public anything 10 fear that \ man charged
With crir1D SHOULD not ba examlnel in this opon
daylight, and be confronted with Witnesses
Grand Juriea arc watched oyor anl carefully
guarded by tho Courts: they aro attended,
QUO Of tho very bulwArkn Of Atorty. when, In
fact, the whole tLtng Ia disgrace to tho com.
mon eonso Of tho community.
Lot tho ooncorn t,c abolished, and then let Ms
Hco how easily. cheaply and fairly we can do lts
work. Whom a man iB suspected Of or cnatgod
With violation Of tho law, nrraign him before q
magistrate III daylight, examine the witnesses
Oh both edoH, and boar what tho accused las to
aay; elon, II tho officer III Ut tho opuion that
tic charge or accusation Is well founded, hind
Him over TO the Criminal Court for his trial. nnd
thai Is I'll ttlore ia Of II.
In Michigan aud In Wisconsin tho Ina.ilulion
has bocn loug stnco nbol,aned, and t!cro is no
urgumeut Or indnccnonk which coufd effect ,ts
restoration. The people ot tLese States focl
that they have Cotton rid OF au incubus tho Dc.
strnction Of which was demanded as a matter oi
common right aud coEnn,on;; Justice. Shall iii.
no1B reiDuil, behind her sHter Htates aud con-
time 10 cherish nn iustitntion of wh.ch the bost
that can he said Of 1t ia Tint 1t III farco ~ well
| a. frAtdi GEoHuE A. BHrIELpT, III.
, 1876-01-11
SAN FRANCISCO LARD CASE.

SAN FnASclsco JAiI. l0.-Tho Senatorial Con-
nlstee mot In tlis city yesterday to investigate
tho alleged fraudulcnt conveyance Of tho Mis-
sion Creek tide lands, nwIeh br tho city. 10
0eorgo ". Ellis, by the late Board OF Tide Land
Commissioners. Tho evidence Of o1-0oy.
PAoheoo and ex-Complrollar Green. ,ncmbe1s Of
tho lsto noard Of Commissioners, showed ncg-
loct ou thuir part to sufficiently inform tl.on'-
selves Ra to tho nature Of tia deeds to Ellis
Hignod by tbom, claiming they intcndctl to con-
TINT wero LETT nfter she other awards lad bcou
made+ Many othur wltneAsc1 zero czhmnod as
to the validity OF ELLA claim aud tho manner il
which IL had boon pushed. The examination will
DO continued to-day.
, 1876-01-11
Proceedings IN tho Supreme
Court ut Springfield Yes.
tertlny.
Tho Sangalnon Suit Of tile Railroad
Commissioners Rubbed Out.
Tic United Siatcs Circuit and District
Courts Mt Springfield.
Record Of Business Transacted Yesterday
lii tho Chicago Courts.


0oFHEHE NOVEt
YkxrEnbAY's nCs1SEEB.
!7ntefai Hkpatch to III. Chteaao Tribune.
SrRIaHf1El.i', ILL.,, Jan. lG.-Tlie State supreme
Court convened this afternoon al 2 p. n. Tho
following wAs tho buainusB dono:
n. Peoples toeket-johuson "a. pootlo: inotnn
'ctctl ~ TO hharuR this term, but SLOWED 10 dockct
and continued.
lGe. Alexander ~. 6mnona; moIoh 10 dtafn.s
caletl.
~. Jonca Va. watncr: motion denied.
draw records tlrnicd; certiorar allowed.
2t1. Mclean ct Al. ~. Tho psope. uac etc motion
TOT tims to file rccord and 10 continue rase.
2a1s HstHe; 1n0i0n to resist continuance.
10. Hhito VI. h.CAktil disniiAsea Witt ror cent
1s6. poyd ". Laf.szo, dismissed With per cent
dA1naEct.
4s Frost, executor, W. Howard IT a.; il. Cass sp-
pointed guardian nd tem nnd moton for iimc to nto
a. t}EaH Drown; motion for t!ns To f,ls briefs
nnh ahalracts; ltaye given 10 Msgn additional crfora.
~. NiIadn VI. b!rectorh, etc.. motion for Inns Ia
nls brtffR and abstracts.
l1h. Bothn supervisors, etc. motion for i;tGcn
Iays' time 10 hic brfefh nnt abStracth.
... GALL OF Dot'EET.
l. whitney "a. Allen ct nl+; d4,n!.ae1 for wait OF
Prosecution.
s. Wright vs.. Tenutnan: continued.
Nos =, H. II, H. II. u, IL ~ and 20 ttlon On
II. Mapes W.. First Nasioual D4nk Of jacksonville
siricAHn from tin docket.
T. reblleh dockct-Cnicago + Alton Itaitrsnd COM
rany VI. rho Feorlo; crrorn confessed: !: Judgment
rcserBe,l and rcnanded The latter of1{ei Il III
tho caso against tho Chicago Alton Road Indicted y
The Railroad Commissioners. an1 known Hs tll1 sangh.
mon casc. II Is rpvcrsci fnr inooinpfetencaR III
tho declaration, according 10 The ruling of the Cart In
the Chi sEn, Burlington K Quincy CaAs. THUS the
cntirc re1ansencsmsht OF the work IL nccosatated.
, 1876-01-11

NEW Yonk. Jan. 10.--A special IL tie FrhihJ
Posi fEolu White Plains. N. y. says; "aurro-
Hato Coffin to-day dccldrai In thu BlnKer will caso
tLat Mrs Isabella Emerge Singer. natned III the
way iunugned By or involved in the matter. aud
Which No arc bound to consider ~ above re-
proacl. is tho widow Of t,e doreased, and hos
children hts Legitimate offspring. Tho appiua-
lion Of Mrs. Mary Singer tMisa toster). she sec
ond wife. who oiA!n,el that sAe ID entitloA to
widows dowsr, is dcniosl."
, 1876-01-11
GALE At BUFFALO.

Special Dttpt,stA to 7ht Chicago Tribune.
DuYYAlo. N. s., Jan. 10.-A heavy gale from
the west aud southwest prevailed hero from
about II o'c.ook iAst night to t!,ls morning.
ut1oug aYaIu this afternoon. A veloc.ty Of II
n,,les Ill hour WAS mado at timca during the
uisht. rhe water rose Of s fout IN the har-
Lo1, flooding the baseulonts aloug The docks.
IAa yossols unAdilla, FtAux sigel and E. Fitz:.
no dAt11EG.
, 1876-01-11

NEw vonI: JA:,. III. rhe I;ryst Usiita:t NtntoI
Cabs La Lssu u.:Ired. n,ld r~su.G aua~x t!ou
w.tu E.Ilolu u s.~estat!ishaJ.
, 1876-01-11
WANTEp--D1ALE HE'LL,

mookhnspnr;; clnras. S1s .te ro
Y boy a:.s .e2's: :. .aa y w.h.'a.-:
1uAs7rp-pooxniISrin9faHe..;a iIrnae.; PRACTICAL. mr.
+" 81 ;,:ss
:',:s: xla,s': iG:s IL: y
sbin ss5 a1STASH it, Si,1taHi ,ttHfKFbw 4 w$NE m
He .s7srt,.S ;o 20 9.,siSsn snrnsTs RI =, wi5a y
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\VAsrKG "A NAN THAT t:AX woNK. Oy
~. y ;'''a and pse*sa s.' Apply at u s''t'
Coaohuen. I easnstsrs. go.
Ut n -.,aas Ynnse 9AS T1 e nMlyT1 q.
NrA.rlD- -i,onsKMAS,- rllE uspEsslrskn
y .t rhfts. a;
Sss. Ss9s. M Il, rG
En.i.~...... o--..,..
,,,AsrE,h'n ,nieTn1nns AKsnains; ss9iS r,n an.
e, fs' E::sf:'s, NSss 4 osf1s' III ss''' VI.
}VAvrEp,Gt,AL;,slNE AND. w0ol,.tHVr.
sat ss :E''s :.s ssa;h Sss lsa light
x1rAyTrn-. 9nffe4maHnmS 9;n,1f' IsfI9tNnss ,vrr.
w ~ th;s;sod ds:f. s:rsi ta'.s.
e r; sss;
s';s.s;tt ~ ssr.... s,ps1,s*e vs.: ass
il H. rar!d aH e,a ~ .ss IT. .siia 1M
si4fi usns
" An IND MEs-cANyassERs. xTRkFr HELL.
sss
Ho'eit5 "omPaaS. ~ tAst ~ haas'on''e' h'on' ~.
Ml% @1fs
:I. r. e ::
Bt., Chicago.
, 1876-01-11

,JuRgLzn ! WILSON 1ATksT iApHoykD. 4
w cabinet seMlng ptiss a. NEATLY nsH. AM
has attseh,asu4, Na. l1,a WabAsh.sV,
, 1876-01-11

Bookfeeunr-. Clnrke. Htn.
TTANTEu-A tI.OfIllStt sTtN'k KEEPER; no
W boy nnld Apply. ~ xni II WaEAkt.EF,
, 1876-01-11


T.,Un HALK-i LANEK BURGLAR SAFE, Fktl
high, 3tsst lp inches wide. tnuhus deep. 3sa~t Ing
lYs: o1f, ds,t sna;s'l9y sSuat' y! 10 Eu;a o5dss
U1uR B1iX-lOE- -oUrTISo PklvlIKURs In TIL
Il stpa batMssn H&istsAst. Aud Ashland. A.. 6nutl
Hsaus6. U. 1 ". GUTHRIE, T.sutJ-laafth aud hue
lar ats.
, 1876-01-11

PARTNER WANTED-WrFlT t3,U0 OR 81 10, ~
J. ssal ssts1ii4led ssouiaututinF nona
viysn and isuutfsd. Addresa b. III Fulton ii.
DANTSEK KWANTEn-PtiYsInIANu uN SU lIGEOa
With Aeans to nsaocata ht1lsst With oLhns III
will pay H. per 4nnuu AddTsat IL 3o Tribune oIce
, 1876-01-11

~
WANTED TO REST-A nESTLEMaN or
W n!r.u.. and =. present npnrr.idcat. ds.!rc. to
aesirnhs lnca With view II tho house
and location 1srs ta.tsacn Ptlts cslEitE tn laals
vf pc Will pfa.c address tho nudr gnod. giving Btr-"t,
and number Of Tho house, Aid teIas JuiiA HkNDKH-
ht)S, Chicako. --. .
13T1HTEn-TD REST-A NtCELY.FTinNiSiiED
" Fpaul and he'd ia hrc. holse, E1 able fur ltst
uusrkeepnx; priec u le with the times - Tribune
1ucn.
, 1876-01-11

EHDN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etACRE FARM
l. In Cook County. cheap.
fxns tn Nltc ls!n, Trnnfssss Missouri. Kspka4 and
kobfAsk4, cheap, OF trads. @
MANN 4 EDSf;pQN,
Rom II, lp9 lIsss burr, 1T.
, 1876-01-11

~ E.mD!Os1Ne eMI NEFNc1ct.
ClT1;ATin.;a W.aNIED LADIES IN WANT OF
sin'l4, icmhi: hs "i ~ ,t1sGnal,ste Gan ' sab ID
GlruArrl:s wAarLi'~LADiE IN WANT uF
- ttstLa.s .ar1,n I've salfed
ticc. MRS. MANY SAAIttto III Nest .dartaub-4..
c1rEarlns:i wtSrEp FAMILIES IN wASr or
> k-d Srslint4ian and srsn ,eip can Lo sappll9d
At lil.E, pl.S!.I:'s r.i,.. st M9t.41
, 1876-01-11
CITY REAL ESTATE,

1,on HAL.:-A HAiit]htH-TTfH HUlj*E AND LOT
q :1sGer.9n f.!k hea:. Il. r.sn. 4! 1aodstp ~
her. j. u. CDzzES. Hoo,n y. No. l2s ncArborn-st.
Eoh hALE-as, to on ia FEET.. INntANA,hV:.
near 1NHnttnt! With without houts great bar
gain. hhra0N tt1id. ii iYs.hlnston-st.
L,Un HAiE -, no -aSIORY nR1GK HOUSE AND
lot, - W!!'I.tn.st., fs.r Gsn.sear tam. ..ry
ntIr Cnntteat., With TIN erdt; baezfn. r. H. HuiD,
1tOn hALE Two kT0f:l:s. viii II Ff5IJr LOT.
cnr1rr NAFhaldt aht T,sentT nintsts At sacsiue.
MAT3OS Hil.f.. 91 Nashius.oo.si.
essh Two xood bY1ct ttns,n veil ioeatsd ani rentod
Y pruzupt tnnsns altar hsdnctlnf tAIe. sad
thsy ptY - per cant ntt IN pE<o asked. Afltfsa L
H3AL4 liatHn u 9eHanar hlock.
t2on -aAiK-l!lEi;AxT Ct!fIyEK w1sT SinK.
Il vail adapted inF block of hnu.c~; would i,fnt.h
.o,na mcney rs.ponsbts parties wishing build, Ad
dress ]. q. Trshun- ntfr1. ....
tuJN AAtE-auxlsl tERT, HAsii.AV., ,CuIiS Ef2
i Flffy.sayentsBt. MAThiJS NIL. Vi MAAhtnxton
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-16
The Democracy and the Currency
Question.

There are gratifying rumors that the
committee of Democratic Congressman
to whom has been confded the currency
question, will agree upon a compromise
plan for the reconcilement of the divi-
slons of the party on that question. The
true line of conduct for the Democracy,
under the circumstances, is plain. For
all the evils of the present system, and
the financial distress which it has brought
on the country, the Radical party is en-
tireIy responsible. For the last fifteen
years they have been in control of all the
Departments of the Government. They
still have the Executive, and one branch
of Congress; and to them belongs the
task of relieving the country from the
difficulties into which they have plunged
it, The Democrats of the House could
not enact any measure, with the Senate
and the President against them. Why.
then, should they endanger their own
party's success, by tampering with mat
ter which, after all, they have no power
to controlF Why not pursue a plan of
mastery inactivity on the currency cues
ton, until after they have carried the
Presidential election, and will have be-
come responsible for the manner in which
the affairs of the Government are con-
Quoted? There are ample opportunities
for useful employment to the Democratic
House of Representatives, in proposing
reforms in the expenditures of the Gov
eminent, and above all, in investigating
and bringing to light the extravaganza
and corruptions of the party in power,
and showing the necessity of change in
the administration of the Government.
Why not adopt plan of mastery mac
tivity on the currency question, for the
present, and make an aggressive war
upon the ruling dynasty?
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-16
WhOOn, ct TAX. CaImo

Opinion of the Court, 6y SIM" ~
The case was this: Calmont .,e
and wife on verbal assumes; Suea va
sold, alleging joint liabilifTp" i9r ~
showed the wife alone was Tab, he h.,
was verdict and judgment a acn. a.
defendants. On writ OF error sans IN
Court reversed the Judgment e Suptss
Thereupon the defendant in err senerll,
motion for an attirmauce of tbs =? MAG
as to Mrs. Whom. On this mott geos
held: ioh L M
|. At common law the controo.
in the declaration, was not ioinr aSs S as,s
but joint contract. There was au seVea
between the pleading and evil. Nsfsoe
proof showing liability against 'e Jug d
of the defendants. If the contrsc, Jug q.
proved TO be joint dSsunDsit ~ uaO b.
then under the operation of SIC oaS NSeins
of 1871, it would have been boil ii--G'A %,
several. JO'A' q
IL. The statute (SEC. 223G) or,.
gates the common law rule so far aaa
remedy is concerned by ALLOWING ,,, =
brought against any one or more Of I u. u
ties liable. We a
III. At common law a Judgment.
entirety and was not good as IN y" wv. NS
bad as TO another of the defendan.ae 4
where a verdict was against all. tbe,oN .
not be new trial as to one and i ,'S y.
against the other defendants. =
". The statute (SEC. 2237 %, d.
Code of 1871 which varies this rnIo :.
common law by allowing new trisis ~ ~
such defendants as are aggrievej h.
verdict and final judgment aGairY;
other defendants" only applies 70 acr;...
"bills of exchange" and ''promissoTJy' 49,
Notion denied. -''
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-16
James Williams vs.. Frank Ru
E<ett, No. A7I6.
OPINION by SIMRALL,

This was proceeding in the Crp
Court, by writ of certiorari, to the h5,
ment of Justice of the Peace. The ipi1,
ment of the Justice of the Peace was rss
dered on March 9th, 1874. The petition ,
the Circuit Judge for the writ, was dsrs
September DIST, 1874; the .6dt OF the Jpdg
Sept. 26th; the bond, the 18th and The Wi
of certiorari the I'd of January, 1879. III
SIX months allowed for the appeal expu
on September oath, 1874. Held:
The statute is that all cases decided BY
justice OF the Peace may, within six mOuil
by writ of certio rari, be removed to d
Circuit Court the party giving bond.
1t Is the writ of certiorari, like writ
error, which gives the Jurisdiction, anda
should have been issued within the I'd
named. affirmed.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-16

The Babcock trial is progressing lively,
and the situation is getting critical for the
confidential secretary of the President.
By the testimony of one of the witnesses
who collected the proceeds of the crooked
whisky for the thieves, it is shown that
Joyce, who disbursed the money and is
now in the penitentiary, mailed in lei
ter, on one occasion, $500 of the sum to
Babcock. 1t is also shown that when
the confidential secretary visited St.
Louis after the Indictment of Mcdonald
(who has since been convicted), he ar
ranged to enclose letters for Mcdonald
through third party. Three letters
were so sent, each of which Grimes
delivered to Mcdonald The suspicious
of the go-between were excited, and he
asked Mcdonald if Babcock knew any
thing about the ring. Mcdonald replied
emphatically that he did not. This point
was elected by the defense, on cross
examination, and Bab's lawyers were de-
lighted; but their JOY was turned to
grief when the District Attorney asked
the witness if Mcdonald did not also
protest his (McDonald's) own ignorance
of the ring. The witness replied that
he did. The theory of the prosecution
Is that Babcock held at WASHINGTON
while the thieves skinned at st. Louis.
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The COlored Immigration TO Wis.
sissippi.

Hon. G. w. Harper, in Raymond Gazette
Colored immigrants from Alabama
and Georgia continue to pass this place
in almost every train, and in large mum
bers. They make contracts before leav.
ing those States, and their transportation
is paid by the employers. The great
body of them, [ learn, are bound for the
Mississippi swamps, but you may rely
upon it that our own county is receiving
quite number of them. Our colored
vote will Re increased this year, by i'm
migration, fully 1000 | am informed
that the immigrants are generally very
good men and conservative in politics.
Having had all the foolishness of
Radicalism knocked out of them in the
States from which they are moving, it is
Said that they will take kindly to the
party of reform in Mississippi, and can,
with very little effort, be brought sol
idly to vote the Democratic. Conservative
ticket. 1t is to be hoped that all en-
ployers of these men will make it point
to Instruct them in the politics of the
State at an early day, and give them a
proper start. No good citizen can afford
to permit Kinds county again to fall into
the hands of the Radicals, and we must
guard against it.
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let no guilty man escape

CoRRECTIoN.-In our editorial refer
ence to the Republicans who voted for
the impeachment of Lieutenant-Governor
Davis, yesterday, we wrote WHITE after
the name of Mr.. Shattuck, of Wilkin-
son, but by a typographical error it ap-
peared i" (col. }" We now make the cor,
rection, adding further, that during the
session of the Legislature of 1875, OF
which he was member, Mr.. Shattuck
voted against all of the black line meas
ures which were put through that body
under the party whip.
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B. n. Ellis ct al vs.. w. B. Locke \,
1922.
Opinion of the Court bg PEYTov r.

In this case, the bill presented cs,.s
relief, and contained charge of Fa Y
against the defendants. Without arg "'-
ing the fraud, the defendants DENIM,
The Chancellor overruled the lrmnr,,.
Held:
The demurrer should have been ova,,,,.
on two grounds. The bill presented aoa
for relief, and besides, the demurrer sbo'I
have ben accompanied by an answer dec'
ing the allegations of fraud. Aai1asj .
naande0, acith teaUe TO GnSlger in Sifty dan,
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THE Government is prosecuting Bah
cock, the confidential secretary and asso-
ciate of the President, for conspiring with
others to rob the country of its revenues,
and vet the President himself, the head OF
that Government, makes himself vol
untary witness to save the accused from
the punishment he deserves. This is not
exactly in accord with his injunction, to
let no guilty man escape.
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HOuon.--IHIRTY-S SIXTH DAY.
TUESDAY, February Is. 1915

AOEoDAh' FtUTUaTy TO, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair. PRAYER
by Rev. Mr.. Galloway. Present 80, alb
sent IL.
BY Mr. Muldrow To extend the priyi-
leges OF the House to Gen. j. III. Sharpe and
Capt. W. w. Humphreys; carried.
By Mr.. White:
Whereas, The testimony taken and re-
ported to this House by the committee ap-
pointed January Sth, 1876 to investigafe
the conduct of Alexander k. Davis. Lieu
lenaht-Governor ofthe State of Mississippi,