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NOTICE.

U NICKERBoCKER MINING COMPANY
IN Al q meeting of tbs stockholders OF the
kaietsIsoelYr Misins COMPANY held Monday.
vote, 20 increase the capital siock run twenty.
foar thousand sharcs Of the par value of one
huudred dollars each. ~ one bundled thousand
shares. Of the par value of one hundred dollars
each.
Notice 10 hereby given. that the bsw sioes
will BE- really foe Issue on MONDAY. April ..
1915, upon suuvndcr q oil certiaeaiss and pay.
ment of Asses-ment TIL. day levied.
By srdsr Of Shs bard VI uIrcc,ou.
]. n. sAYRE Secretary.
San Frsseisco. Cal. March ~. isTs s.S
IN MINING COMPANY. Lsca,ion Of pain.
eipI place OF business, san Francisco, Cali.
fornia.
Location Of works, Gold nm, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. ths, at q meetirg Of
the Beard Of Directors, held on the 18th day Of
March, 1919, an assessment lNo. ~ Of Ten
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock % tho corporation. payable immedi-
Ately. In United States gold coin. To the
Secretary. At the Office OF the Company, hcou
70. No. Az California street, San Francisco.
Any stock upon which ,hl. assessment shall
remain unpaid on the al day Of May, issse,
will b. delinquent. and advertised Tor sA.s
at public ~aueiioa. aud unless payment 10
the III day OF NAY. isss, TO pay the deiin-
quent assessment. together with costs Of ad-
vsrtislng and expenses OF sale.
~ srier Of the nosfu OF piieetots.
: e-elst.iy.
Omce-ltoom ~. NO. siS SaiiofhiA s.es''
Nan franetseo, California apitd
nnOWN Point GOLD AND NH
u YER MISlSu COMPANY Location OF
priaeipsl Place OF business, san Francisco
Location OF WORKS, Gold Hill. Ssorey county.
Nevada.
Noue. A ncrshy given. that NJ q meeting o.
the Board Of Directors. held ON the 5ih day OF
April, is7s, an assessment (No. IS, OF One
.,oet sf ne eorpor.iloa. psyaSie immedi.Ieiy.
IN United states gold coin, To the secretary, a.
The oGee "a the Company, Room - lfAywsrfs
bulldog. No. lt9 California slr,s san FRAN
cisco. California.
Anv stoek uppa which this assessment shall
remsin unpaid on the 10Th day % Mar, lsss,
will be d~slibqaeut. and advertised Tor pah
81 pablo ~aneiiaD, aud uais-s paynen, IL made
before sih be soit on wEDsksDAN. the AIS
day o. hAy; $50, W pay .he aenn1aen, ssse-
MINT. s..r ''s'- " Ae'"'"r"s anu
TX, ars.s of m, ro.,a NJ p,,.e,o,.
shas' hLLivr; sssfe'sy.,o
c,i,sns,i. sir.., ssn s,s,s,.sa c.i,sa.s
nOLtAuiA INNING tOMfANh.-
" Location VI principal place VI bus. ners
San Francisco. California
Locstsou u wosns. Nirsinia Mining District.
etosey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereoy given. that al = meeting Of
t1s no.ru OF pirsetof-. h.'d gu the 18th day oi
April. isss, an assessment mo " of T~sniy
i've Cent? per share vas ls,iet upon tbs capital
stock OF the corporation, psyahle Immediately.
In United ststes gold eolh. 10 The SECRETARY. Al
the nice ~ inc son,psnyi hoSn va in.y
Francisco. California
Any stoek upon whsh this assessment shall
rsmain unpaid On the isth DAY o. Nay.
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TVDc METAL OF SUPERIOR DUAL
DITC MLlkl ity for sss IN qusntita
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ASSESSMENTS LKvlHD.
Any BaYAN NiNiNo cen.

IL PASY. = Location Of principal place Of
Suslness, San Francisco, California
LseAiion Of work.. Flowery District, Storey
county. Nevada .
Notiss Is hardy given. that q . meeting q
the Board % Dirseton, held on the yith day Of
March. lss6. an assensmsnt No. III OF Ons
Dollar per share vss lssisd upon the eap..-
tai sto<k Of the corporation. payable imnedi.
aieiy, IN United states gold coin. 10 the Secrs-
tary, a the once VI ths Company, Room No. 4
uayvard's Baiiding. No. 40 California street.
San FRANCISCO. California.
Aay stoek upoa which this asse>sment shall
remain unpaid on the x7lh day Of April. ISIS.
will b ~dsliaQuent. and Advertised Zoe sole
q puhlie sas,ion. and unls,s payment y made
day Of May. 1876. To pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
aud expense. OF sale.
BY order Of the Hoard OF Duvetors. La I
VIZ. N. MccLfNrOcK, Secretary.
omce-Room No. 4 HAy~srd's Building, No.
tis California street. san Francisco. California.
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posr,,o.r,,vsr

rOrIfONE.lENT:.,v o,ny
Nay ]. 1875. 81 the same hour and place men
toned. By resolntion VI the Board VI Trustees
LUciEN HERMANN. Secretary.
San franciseo, Cal, April 10. 1870. spi0id
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ASSESSMENTS lEvIED.
TOE sCAIn coNsoLIDArED an

TOE sCArn CoNsoLlDArED SRI
u YER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
gsineipa, place Of baainsss, sAn Franchise.
LOesiion Of WORKS. virgiaiA Mining District.
Notice 10 hereby given, that st . meeting Of
the hoard Of Dirceiors, held on the 7lss day
Of Nsrch. 1910. an assessment lNo. II Of
fhy Cent? per share va levied upon
The eaRsts! stoek 81 H. eoper.nen, peysess
inmedlatsiy. IN United susie Eold oeh, 70
i ass sss g sSg c & .: al: .:,.: 6 s. f Ss.esss,
CAnfornia.
Any stsck upoa which this asssssnsat sAAll
remain unpaa q The 7lst day of April.
ISIS. will Be d~elinquenI and advertised for sale
atpabte aaetios, and ani.ss Rsynsnt is made
ssse.snens. ,ossss.r VIA costs Of sSvsr.
tsins and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
-UTL FRANK A0YHR. seerstaTy.
odes-Room 10. No. 90 California street..
San franeiseo. California mr7xtd
GOULD q CuRRY SILVER MIN.
" ING cohPANx.- Location o. principal
Location Of works. virginia. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that q . meeting Of
| the board Of Directors. held 90 the IA day Of
harh, Isle. an assessuient mo. ~ Of One Dot,
lar lsi per share Wa lsvisd spon the s.pl,s
In United states gold coin. TO the Secretary. q
the once Of the Company, Room No. 90 Nc
vsda Block. No. 800 Nontsonsry street. eau
Francisco. California.
Any stock D which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 ths 18Th day Of April
1870, will BE- delinquent. and Advertised fol
sale q pablie snction. and unless payment u
made before viii b sold On TUESDAY, ths
18th day Of April, isgc, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
b. order Of the Board Of Dlrretors.
fALfBkp =. DuHBRoW. eeeretary.
On1cc-Rcom % Nevada Block. Ne. so Mont
sousry strsst. sAa Francisco. California.
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OoLunnIA nI,INo ,OMrANY.-

ChAs. 4 ELLIOT, SECRETARY.
Once = lioom - Iiaywani's iiaiidinx. ti9
California street. san frsheiseo. CALIFORNIA;.
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WHERE EE-SPEAKER BLAINE SPEN7
HIS NEW YEARS SEASON.

A correspondent of the New York Tribune writ
ing from Carlisle, Penn, January 4th says
"Ex-Speaker Blaine has been spending the New
Years season with his relatives in Carlisle, town
with which his family was identified from its
foundation $50 years ago. The town was origi-
nally settled exclusively by Scotch and Scotch
Irish Presbyterians, and Mr. Blaine's great great
grandfather was among the earliest. The house
is still standing in good preservation in which his
great grandfather lived, and in which his grand
father and his father were born. On Sunday the
ex-Speaker attended service in the old stone Pres
byterian Church, built over century ago, and to
which his ancestors were amorg the chief eontri-
butors. He was accompanied by his son, a young
colegian from Yale, and the young man repre-
sents the sixth generation of Blaines that have
worshiped in the venerable old Presbyterian
church. The ex-speakers grandfather Col
Ephram Blaine, was a distinguished officer of the
Revolution, and for the last three years OF the
struggle was Commissary- General of the Army"
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THE AMNESTY DEBATE.
c orre spondence of the Boston Advertise

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. 1t is the opinion of re-
pubicsns generally, and of many democrats, that
the speech Of Mr.. Hill Of Georgia, to-day has done
his side more harm than coed Hill began well,
and for an hour spoke temporarily and with con-
siderable force but within the next half-hour he
spoilt all, and sent dismay to the hearts of the
more polite men Of his side.
Next to his peioration the greatest blunders Of
the speech were the attempt to show that Ander-
sonyille WAS a pleasant place compared to Ell
mira and other Northern prisons; that the pris-
oners at Andersonve not only had the same al
lowancc of rations as the Confederate soldiers
but were able to purchase an abundant store of
vegetables from neighboring farmers, and to
receive packages from friends at home; that the
policy of the South was eminently humane, and
that the responsibility for the suffering of our
prisoners rests with the federal government, be-
cause it made medicines contraband Of war; be-
cause it burned Southern factories and blockaded
southern ports against the importation of foreign
clothing, and because of its cruel refusal to ex-
change prisoners. In this portion of his speech he
made the rather startling assertion that the per-
centagc of deaths of the whole number of Con.
federate prisoners was IL per cent, while that OF
Federal prisoners was only per cent.
While dilating on the humane policy Of
the South, Hill received from Blaine one OF the
most staggering blows ever administered in de-
bate on the floor Of the house. II the reading
Of the barbarous black flag resolution offered by
Hill himself in the Confederate senate, and the
propounding OF the question whether he was the
author. lie was utterly COMPOUNDED. AT first he
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showed disposition to deny all knowledge of it;
then be affected poor memory, but he was forced
at last substantially to admit the damning fact.
From the episode TO the close of his speech Hills
temper had the best of his discretion, as the Ian
guage of his peroraton especially shows. Never
theless he stopped when he had said that there
South was there and mean, to stay forever within
the I MON which it had wronged by leaving. The
mischief would have been slight, but when he
denounced the republican party US fanatics, and
declared that martyrs owed apologies TO ty
rants, he made what Mr. Holman termed ga DID
pretty confederate mess of it." Mr.. Garfield got
the door at the close of Mr.. Hills speach, but
yielded for the delivery of eulogies on the late
Senator johnson. 1t is uncertain how long the
debate will continue beyond Mr.. Garfeld's speech
and reply from Mr.. Blackburn Of Kentucky.
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FOLI7ICAL.

Gov. Coke of Texas would rather see Gov Hen
bricks President of the United States than any
other man in the country.
A Western paper says that Gov. Hendrick s
chances for the democratic Presidential nom ina.
ton rest upon the fact of his "havine said more,
with less less meaning, than any other great Amer
lean statesman"
An enterprisng sort OF democrat in the Ohio
legislature got resolution censurng President
Grant for appointing relatives 10 office. He was
promptly referred with his resolution to the Blind
Deaf and Dumb and Idiotc Committee.
S. S. Cox replied to Mr.. Blaine's able speech on
the General Amnesty question yesterday, but hi;
weak attempts at wit, and his weaker logic fell
lifelsss before the sledge-hammer blows Of his
more powerful opponent, whose every word wal
full Of meaning and power--Boston Journal.
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Robbinston. Referred to the Committee on Com
merce Also petition of Thaddeus Libby ct ais,
to erect and maintain fish weirs in Mill Cove in
st. Croix river, town of Rohbinstcu. Referred to
the Committee on Fisheries.
By Mr.. STANDARDIZATION of Geo. 3. FIVE
ct ais, to build a fish weir in the tide watc,s of
Bluchill Bay, on Eyes Bar. Referred 20 the
Committee on Fisheries.
BY Mr.. FowLER.-Pctition of Lowellyn Libby
and 40 others, for protection Of pickerel in Love-
joys pond. Referred to the Committee on Fish
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NtnlrIilber This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia
Lung Fever Cough, Colds and fatal ults of pre-
disposition to Consumption and other Throat and
Lung Disease. Boschee's German Syrup has been
used In this neighborhood for the past two or
three years without single fai lure to cure. If
you have not used this medicine yourself, 90 to
your druggist and ask him of its wonderful success
among his customers. Two doses will relieve the
worst case. lfyou have no faith in any medicine
Just buy Sample Bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and uy it. Regular size Bottle
- cents. Don't neglect a cough to save IS cents
nov25. r rT&S&w
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

For the toilet o" blth Forest Tar Soap is I'M
eNceNed IN clean ~ the 'ores aud leaving the
skin soft and vel,,v. For Salt Rheum, Chapped
hands, Roughnes-, Baiber's Itch, Chaiing Of In
iants or any erupl IN OF the skin it is sure rem
edy AS a wash it speedily relieves piles as a
shampoo it cleanses and heals all diseases of the
scalp, giving tone and vgor to the roots of the
hair; AS shaving soap it leaves the face smooth
and Tree from irritation. Get it with the Forest
l ar Book Of your druggist, or send IS cents to
the torc'i Ia" Co.. Portland, Ne. for box.
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Committee on Reform School.

The Committee on Reform School will meet IN
Room No. IL, on Wednesdays, AT O'Clock, L. NJ
until OF lerwise ordered.
BF. STURGIS, r,oirmen
THO5. n. LORD, J
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Mr.. Blaine gained serious advantage
in party tactics yesterday over Mr.. Ran
dali and the democratic majority. The
democrats wanted TO put through bill
for uniyel sal amnesty. Mr.. Blaine wanted
to amend it SO that the taking of an oath
of allegiance should be prerequisite. He
also wished to except Jefferson Davis.
Mr.. Randall refused even to let the
amendment be offered. Thereupon the
republicans voting against it, Mr.. Randall
failed to get the two,thirds vote required
to bring his hill up. Mr. Blaine now has
the opportunity TO offer his amendment as
an original proposition, and the democrats
have lost their initiative. They NAV now
he forced into the position of voting down
an amnesty bill which they know can be
passed In order to bring up another which
can not be passed, and which only differs
from the first in extending amnesty to one
more man. We see no reason why SO
much fuss should be made about Jefferson
Davis but the country has made up It's
mind not to forgive him yet. Mr. Blaine
knows it. and as matter OF political STRAIT
egy he has clearly got the better OF hi.
opponents. 1t is a fashion he seems x
nave acquired. Tork Tfitnne.
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Committee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims will meet In Room 49,
on Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'CLOCK r. NJ
until otherwise ordered
Z. S. KYES, ! Chairmen
EDWIN ID. LAWSON
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3. S. WRIGHT & Co., are selling ice Provi-
vdcnce River Oysters, for 40 Cts. per quart, or
81 so per gallon. decl4-ftf
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COMMITTEE on Education.

The Committee on Education will meet every
Thursday at half. past two O'Clock, r NJ, In koo"
No. 30 lower floor, until further notice.
WIN. II. STEVENS Chairmen.
E.B. NEALLEG, J
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.

Coumittse on State Lands and State Roads.
The Committee on State Lands and State Roads
will meet Thursday afternoons at O'Clock, In the
Land once.
J. W, PORTER, !
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The Committee on Agriculture will meet IN the
Agricultural Room, on Tuesday OF each week. at
~ O'Clock p. NJ.
IVORY LORD, ! Charm IN
j. WYMAN PHILLIPS
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HALIFAX, Feb. l0th, 1872.
MR. JAMES l. FELLows.-Dear Sir: Ia order
that some other sufferer may be benefited, YOU
are at liberty to give this letter publicity.
In the winter Of 1869 | was taken i'll with Dis
case OF the Heart accompanied by violent palpita-
ton, and from that time gradually became weaker,
Notwithstanding continued professional attend.
ance, up to few weeks ago, when your Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites was recommend
ed to me- The use Of it during very short time
enabled me to resume my usual work and now
am as well, fat and hearty as l could wish to be.
Yours very truly,
w. FRANK COCHRAN.
Inc heart being great muscular organ, re-
CURES vigorous nervous force to sustain it, As
Fellows Hypophosphites restore the nervous ele-
ment, it will always strengthen the heart weakened
through loss Of tbs element.
The INVENTOR.
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Wemdenburg's Cough Candy
For sale at Johnson's, opposite Post Office.
janl0-tlm
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Join the procession Ifyou have cough q
cold join the crowds that hurrying to the drug
store. for "IIales Honey of Horehound and Tar. -
1t is agreeable, quick to cure, and absolutely iu-
fallble. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in minute.
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IVORY 8v LoR p;,,, LIPS. Chairman.
Committee on Ways and Bridges.
The Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet
every Tuesday afternoon, at Room No. g. at "a
USHER 1se B. B. THOMPSON, cnairmen.
Committee on Legal Afdirs.
The Committee on Legal Affairs will meet at the
JSdicis1y Room Wednesdays and Fridays a.
JOHN T, , po oSTeETI charmen
Committee on Railroads,
The Committee on Railroads will meet In the
Senate Chamber on Tuesdays at2 O'Clock 7. NJ
s sHAs, j. A nAsksaEs chairmen.
Committee on Military Affairs.
The Committee on Military Affairs will meet in
the room under the Adjatant Generals office every
Thursday afternoon at 21s O'Clock
c caas: v v. Tide Tihnss, chairmen'
Committee on Federal Relations
The Committee on Federal Relations will meet
in Room No. II, Wednesdays at 21s o'clock p. NJ,
G GHSs; 4; s 5: MIss,s, cha'rmcn.
Committee on Interior Waters
The Committee on Interior Waters will meet
every Thursday afternoon at Room No. g. at ~
gR R!HSg o, r BsRRssccKKETr' chairmen.
Committee on Commerce.
The Committee on Commerce will meet in Room
No. II. on Thursday Of each week, aI2 O'Clock r.
H., until otherwise ordered.
FFsANKLIS L ,onn:H CT airmen.
Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur'
ance will meet ut Room No. 20, State House, every
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, until further or.
dered. s. D. WADSWORTH, Chslrmen.
AMBROSE WHITE,
COMMITTEE on Banks and Banking.
The Committee on Banks and Banking will meet
10 the Senate Chamber each Tuesday at IN O'Clock
NV. BUTTON, 0n'''NsA'
COMMITTEE on TOtens
The Committee on Towns will meet in Represen
tatives Hall, Tuesday afternoons az O'Clock, until
further ordered.
HoMARD ". LITTIEfIEED, chairmen'
Committee on Fisheries.
The Committee on Fisheries will meet in Room
Il, every Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
) Ja sMEs F r, TAkRor' chaIrmen
Committee on the Judiciary.
The Committee on the Judiciary will meet on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at ~ O'Clock T.. NJ.
JOHN r. SWASEY, tc,.;r,op
LEWELLYN POWERS, Via" ''"
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From the Boston Journal.
THE CENTENNIAL PRESIDENT.
Who Is the Coming N"n 3!

THE REPUBLICAN PRELIMINARY
Canvass.
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MR.. BLAINE.S AMNESTY SPEEC.


Mr.. Blaine's great speech in the House
on Monday is the one absorbing topic ev-
erywhere. The report of it in the papers
has electrified the country in some degree
as the delivery did the House. In vain
the democrats strive to break its force.
The parliamentary struggle which pre-
ceded it, the capture of the ground by the
republican minority led by Mr.. Blaine,
was magnificent introduction to the ter
rible but just philippe upon Jefferson Davis
which followed. In boldness, in power
to arouse passion and command attention.
in masculine energy and remorseless
truth, it will compare favorably with the
grand efforts in Congress in times past in
denunciation of the wickedness of slavery
Before and around Mr. Blaine during the
delivery of his speech were sixty officers of
the Confederate army, all partners with
Jefferson Davis in his efforts to destroy the
Union. Did ever man do bolder deed
than in the presence oil such men to de-
nounce and hold up to public infamy the
man who led them and whose crimes they
shared to some extent? This scene must
stand forever as one of the most memor.
able that ever took place in the halls of
Congress.
But the democrats say Mr.. Blaine has
by this speech weakened himself. Let
them cherish this delusion if they please
The speech finds an endorsement in all
republican hearts. This man, jeff Davis,
could have stopped by word the atroc-
ties and fiendish brutalities at Anderson
vile, but he allowed and ordered them to
60 on, and for this he should be marked
even as was Cain for his crime.
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The best men in the country use Adamson
Botanic Balsdm. Governors, Bankers, Clergy
men, Physicians, Lawyers, Merchants, Mechanics
the high and low, the poor well as the rich, a
testify TO its remarkable curative powers in Cough.
Colds and all Lung Diseases. Price 50 cts.
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maze '"' following prices for the next 30 days:
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Cold in the head, tickling in the throat, sore
throat are readily cured by using kenne's Pain
killing Magic OIL This is clean, safe and re-
liable remedy, and may be found in our drug
stores. at works like a charm
ianl0-t.ew ly
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Committee on Ways and Bridges.
The Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet
every Tuesday afternoon, at Room No. q, at "a
, 1876-04-11
ont further proof hnt ts hcna.t voters nust hras'

ont further proof, tnt ta hcnnst voters tnust rss
Provo tho validity Of thciE frsl votes.
When ie dse.loa sppsasef Z Tss s ssn ns snss no no
sroyed fot Tho criminal classe. would ;tasotef there
In nothing laeA than invitation to sa41 ths ballet
hnxoa hk sheir pteaanfe.' Huw trus thu rrpdiation
wAs tho election Of ue South Town On April hsa t1ua-
trAtet.
Thu question now IL. What ahai1 b donsf In this
regard, tow that ArrNa 10 ths Courts u useless,
there seemed "a 10 no difference Of Eentigent II the
cnormo,is gathering II ctl:ens ut Farwsl iAt Lat
Saturday eyrn!ng. Tho csiMtnalA laugh st q! tho
thrrats IT judicial procetdluss for ths decision Of The
prems goust eyss IAsm fga ensFan!ssf sh.t s{
resort which tho peaceful authorty Of tho stats
Inns failed Whit remains. ehen' but lilo ultima faEs'
Ffqnfn-ead&tHtsF =. i
ber .na rsntnl to hs obliged TO -, ,hs bt
submit to every honeat majority. hut arc not wiung
10 aub1nlt when cvtn tho outward appearance Of IN
election ID steEared BY lot Of robbers and doonn-
rels ran only attain teit rIga by mcasa Of Violence
Once before, about tweuty yours ago, ths czon1 ot
ono American city tBan tane.seo} catns to ts co1,-
cluh1on, Mon niuil accommodate Themselves hero
and to Who naproned therc and sheu. in order 70
aycrt tho overthrow Of tho voting aystc, and the au-
atitutlon Of scouutlream for authority. II the hon.
eat rlIxons shat tleuee thosd crnphs through paw.
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