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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-27
WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.

NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
am Roctifying and intend keeping hand o very
pure article, entirely devoid of flavor.
Besides the Choiceat and Medium qualities Of
French and Domestic BrandieS,
the choicest Of SCOTCH WHISKY pure old Bourbon
and Rye Whskioa, with al the medium qualities q
whisky. FAMILY BITTERS draught, equal II
not superior to any Of the bottled and ess than half
the price. Holland Gin SohnApps draught, betteR
Cordias and every kind Of eoods In my line at the
very lowest prces. It would be well 10 call hoforo
buying elsewhere. BDW. BURKE,
myI3 Iy 1874, ls6 and 1879 Tchoupitoulas street.
, 1877-08-23
Tranfrei@.

Gonbom, %. @us. Ser Yariier
Correspondents Der Shines" meIoet, bab
5r. Tucrot BON Dem Griessminilfer e..
ionbniB eeiorbert bot, Den "W}oniteur
,ueeen Gerldumouns gu bertha gen. Gin
anbere 9epc1@e Der Zines" beridtet,
bob Gle Mahlen ponM itglieoern Der &C.
meinberdtbs I'M Mnfon9e oes Monats
Nobember ftattfinben peroen.
Cine @eneraIisun9 Der Gdt6e wiro
ON Gnoe bes ~erpdbnt,n Monats anoe-
orbnet perben, 10 bob Iie Die bireften
Steuern inter ben acknowledgements Ser
iDeilm fDnren; bemaufolge miro seine
speite @uT0lung Der aammer bsab1ih'
tiat.
, 1877-08-23
Guba.

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2onoonsr Correspondent bes .Scots-
man" te~lesropbirt, boB er erfabrsn bat,
bob cine Petition Der Gbineien ouf Gu
ba, in wel6er lie lid iiber bic a%rouia-
me S%ebanbIung BON bGn ipaniiden
pfansern befIasen, in GnaIanb einae.
troffen 1T. S. beiBt. BAT bieis @nsoten
Ole Der Gommiiliondre. beIien .9eriht
ilber Die Mngele9enbeit aroben Shreden
uno Gntriiituns an Mnfanse beg pori=
gen Subres bsrporrief. uolitdnois bciid-
tisen.
, 1877-08-23
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m g. Stout, Elm Yobnwddtcr, unb 81.
2iuf aus guds County murbsn &c tsrn
onf Dem @tIeiie Der nYbilonelp5ia &ea.
bling gobn" an Der Ode Der g.. uno
Green ctr. in oieler Stoot BON einem
@abniuse iberfobren uno gstootet.
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Mont9omerp 3sslcr %ltiirsie seitern non
Dem 9a@e zines Suuies, aui.ueI6em er
arbsitete, aui Die StraBe berab uuo 900
Ii9 Verlssan9en gu, pel1em er beuts er.
lag.
81. 2ouis, %. Mus. Ser 0pm.
pier nMleranoer Withsu" bon Der SEQ.
faf' Notbern Sine 9adet Co." fnhr am
lebten Sonntas9beno mterGalb Oquow
ia i'm oberen Miiliiippi auf einen
.@nas" nno iant in 10 SUB @afer.
IS 1T Spsifslbaft. Oh oas 6abrssus pie-
Der 9ebobcn iperoen fenn.
Maoiion, @isc,. %. Mus. 0as
Safe SIDE SoAle," Elm Summsr Sotsl
am Mom See, 1T s"eitsrn absebrannt.
gerlult $4,000.
Cincinnati, %. Aug. Sn Der
porlesten Nu6t muros an Der Water
Sort &pao, iiioli9 BON gispport, Gp.,
bic 2ei6e zines Dtnnnes oufeefunben
tno bierDsrsebra9t. Ser Gdaoel mar
ourd S4ld9e nit einem itumpfen Sn.
itrumsnte 3erldmettsrt wprosn. Na9 eli
, 1877-08-23
Snbien.

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lidten in @orisrot unb &attptpar linb
icbt perSmeifelt, uno i'm mittlefen Snoien
eeitalten Iie fih brobenb. Ser 5tantrotb
in @pmhcp bot bei9lo6sn, mehrsre 81.
fentlide @erfe erridten su molten.
, 1877-08-23
Meuffe ttlfgr. pepefbea.
Ser ariea i'm orieut.

gonFantinope1 %. Mnouit.
81. Oraoniiotion Der nenen tiirfil6sn
@,noorme bon Col. 8alentine gafsr 1T
b%tenbist.
0ie ssitsrn perDHentlidts @a4ri6t
iiber cine proflomotion GoIutb's an Die
llngarn erpsiit iid als cine gnte.
, 1877-08-23

MICE 3eit purbe Der Grmo7bete dig s..
u. Mndsp, MitQlieb Der Mbpofntenfi rz
ma 2emis & Wlodep in 8rooflpn, 81.
3, ioentifisirt. Sic unterfnhnn9 ourd
Den Coroner f0rberte nibt bas @srinaIte
in 9esug auf Die BerIon, Die Ml0roer
ooer Die ndberen I'm tdnoc oes Vsrbre=
dens OH ben Sag.
, 1877-08-23
9rutidIanD.

Ber1i n, %. Mug. Ser &oiIer uno
bic Witelieber Der &csieruna bnhen ben
Gr. @eionoten WaIbturne, welder 1id
eeoenmdrtte in Berlin b%efinnet, nit Der
eroBten Seralidteit empfansen.
, 1877-08-23

9arnnm. eebentt oen Snhmner,
bduptling Sitting 8ua ols Sebenspiir'
bisteit gu aetpinnen. Gr bot bel 6*rrn
S6urS I'm @rlauhniB barum oebeten
unb an Sitting 8ua mebrsre gsenten
9eI9idt.
, 1877-08-23
SerGbermmgs=@ eieni-
Gtrgtnia
Teuer mnt mnrine .
Gapital $500, 900.
Sffice: 1915 Miain Gtra6e.

Dfsie @erlberungs!0s1sniAaf III ibpn I'M
Sabre 1882 ms 2sten asruien unb bat fH
tets ais cine Der belten unb lider1en @eirl-
idaften 5 pieien unb felt ibrsr @nttebuns
$2,500,0 coo fir @erliits te8ablt.
DIE bur>bl9nit ltds Divide be tetrug 10
pro3, per Mnnum felt ibrsr @y nouug.
@ir srIudsn @Gs, pslts GerfdeYuneeu
au MAIDEN blben, III unIef Die, Sc.
1915 Matn Str, SprsuiW zen, seer uns
bur1 bic pcff gu benabridt en-.
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moi samuel p. MiuiS, GER.
, 1877-08-23
Seprae GibfDm, IT,,
Wa9fslser sen aeluss & @ibIum.)
N 0. 1901 SO Strn6e

q o. 1901 90 i StraRe.
Smppttenr unb gambler in
alien Sorten Norscllan- rnS @las-
Waaren. lolpie in periAicoeucn
Nrten SausbaItungsse-
rdtbihafter.
Sd babe icetsn btrsft etbalten cine neu
0prnt Mirtbl6aft'. 8laiben uno ale Mrten
Won @laisr, ariltal- 6lal Aen, g9ampasusr.
@ldisr, Elm rplsS enforcement son Bisrald-
isrn. GisbaIier oeer WaH1fabler ,Nerriser-
atcrs," 'otpis cine arObf Auspahl sen frana5.
'l'@sn uab snsiiiGsu yrr;saau.
, 1877-08-23
Nirginia Staat5~Wa5etGt
tasI.@ tersusssseben son
9sbn 9. pin.
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gnbseriptipws Nretfe.
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&tn Saudre, ,ret @fal -
Sin Sanare. bret Nfdl. Up
Sin Sanare. sne S8rde 40
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Sin Sanare, bret Dtonatr looO
45r5s,re Insstsen rpsr er Tiger bsrtbnst.
Ntt cter renteer Bel rbtlben etnen Sduare.
aue Nnseisen Inb int grraus au satlen.
Die 3ettuua ttrt IN Gitmpnt anb I'm
ssaenb son ben 5rasern fir IS Gents Der
Wcd,e duseetrdaen.
, 1877-08-23

@,unheiaentbum in pb labrlbbia
uni i'm g 9uYlfia Safen. .....$i50, 100 90
Bombs uneS ypottefen, erhss@elp 431,939 30
Oarlsben nit @alaterais .,......, 1877. $50 90
Out seiderte @Innhmieibeu-... 41,04O SO
s lentabn. Aanal unb aplen-
Gpmpasuis 8Onbs. ........... 1885 90
gtIenbabn nrb anbsre Nftttn..... 1886 co
Vsrsinieten Staatan Oarlsben... 1l0,250 90
@taat. &Dunts unb Gtabt Dars
lsben ETC. ..,~....-,~"".~. sc $500 90
, 1877-08-23
Die psnnfpluania
gtuer lerlderun9s : Gr(fafAaf
bon Pbilahelpbia.
@csriinoet 1925.

9aar Capital. ....s 400. 900 90
Nttiua. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-08-23

SHneS une 0Yprttefen uro
Grunbmistben auf Gigen.
tbum in Der Stabt pptIapel-
pbia ..........................$t,3s3,63 2 II
Ser. stoaten eineetrale 9pnpS $4,000 on
Darleben ber Stabt pbilabel>
Observation-Disclosures. 447, 900 90
Slherbeitsn Der Staot gbila.
eelpbia 11.172 rs
Oa' leben ter Staot ptttsbur9
unb antern Stabte.....". 6f,480 90
Darlrb II bes Srfimaurer Sem
pels, acknowledgements" $4,000 90
@runs-&ieentb um ......."".. 1920 70
Bombs BON Ssrihiepenen Gilen
babnen unb anbere Corpora
tiunen..."........."... 355,e7o 90
9lftien BON psrI9ieberen GiIen-
tobnen uno anbere Corpora
tipnsu..""........."..... 1872, 1924 so
ansebdufte unp @nbe,abIte
Sutsrsden....."......".... 2296O 20
gaar norratbis unb in pdneen
son assutsn.. .....""...". 373,O34 70
So, 7es,Oo5 81
Nm 1fen Snnuar 1876 tetru-
gen bic MHsts..."........... 1851 32 81
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s3unabme I'M SABRE lS76."..$ 226,163 80
, 1877-08-23

SEMI-WEEKMY SUN, So A YEAR.
OF the same size ana general character as
Fl WEEKLY. but with q greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
to its suhCcribers with Greater freshness. because
1t comes twice a week instead Of once only.
, 1877-08-23
Ii G
Spar II. GerIherun9aeeleuihaft
OF PETERSBURG, VA.

@erlufe besabtt felt Sncp,porirt.. 1882, 944 66
unte5atlse gcrluae Cnt9t fauig) 1,400 90
, 1877-08-23
THE DAILY SUN, SO A YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation IN the world. Free, indie.
pendent, and fearless in politics All the news
from very where. Two cents a copy by mail,
so &C. IS a month, or SO a year.
, 1877-08-23
Endurance
q . nj y y,
Sc. $40 Walnut Straee,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
S%ncorporirt 1910.

Sncorporirt 1910.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

as much their duty to collect as 1t
is the duty of the citizen to pay.
If there is delinquency in payment, there
must have been remissness in coliecs
ton, and it would seem that there Is
as much fault on the one side as on the
other. The legislation on the subject
or tax collections recently enacted by
our Legislature is very stringent, and we
believe that, if it be rigidly enforced. it
will be difficult hereafter for tax payers
to escape the prompt and full discharge
Of their obligations to the State and city
Governments.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30
10 OUR FgIEN DIS.

The DEMOCRAT has just added to its
office new and complete Steam Job
Printing department, with all the latest
and most desirable improvements In
types, rules, borders, etc. We are now
fully prepared to compete with any Job
printing establishment in the South.
We can turn out, at the shortest notice,
anything from newspaper or book
to a iady's visiting card, in the best style
of the art. We shall devote special at
tention to commercial printing and to
the printing Of lawyers briefs. We
earnestly solicit the support Of our
friends in our progressive efforts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30
The press dispatches Yesterday morn

The press dispatches yesterday morn
ing announced that the President had
appointed Jno. E. King Collector OF
the Port of New Orleans. Jno. E.
King was one Of Kellogg's Supreme
Judges, and it Is pretty certain that his
appointment was bone to the Ander-
son interest.
Since the above was in type our own
dispatches contradict the report of
Kings appointment. If the Associated
Press reporter knew what a blasted
brace OF liars Kellogg and Pitkin are he
would never load the wires with news
gathered from them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

In the roster Of the State militia. as
published yesterday, an error was made
which we are requested to correct. Bat
terry A, of the Louisiana Field Artillery,
is there reported as unorganized. Bat
terry A reported promptly for duty on
the morning of the 9th OF January and
took part in the operations Of that
memorable day. The following are the
company officers: Capt. John Henry
Behan, First Lieutenant J. s. Levy,
Second Lieutenant Thos. J. Veau, Sec
ond Jr. Lieutenant r. A. DeRussy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

The New Orleans correspondent of
the New York Times, who signs himself
"H. @" in recent letter to his paper
says:
Before the war the Wing element in Louisiana,
as in other Southern States, was made up Of the
landowners the aristocrats. Sugar and pro-
lection made them Wings, and they reg arded the
Democrats as not quite 30 good as well-kept NJ
groes."
We don't pretend to know what Fl. G.
was before the war, but we are pretty
certain that he has since developed into
a fine healthy jackass.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30
FROM DOWN EAST,
Congratulations on the Redemption Of
Louisiana from Massachusetts.

Congratulations on the Redemption oil
Louisiana from Massachusetts.
The following letter was received on
Saturday by Col. Denis. We give it in
full as portion touches upon our city's
financial scheme, as we'll as on politics :
SouTHBRIDGE. Mass, April %, 1877.
Hon. J. @. Denis, Administrator Of Finance:
Sri have received a printed list OF
drawings Of April 18th, 1877, in which, !
find one series (series $3.50, that l hold
drawn, and is payable July 1st next.
Where are these to be paid, and what Is
there for me to do? hold two coupons
Of 1913 cash each. Can these be disposed
Of at any price? II 50 will forward
them to you by mail.
Allow me to congratulate you in that
you have succeeded in removing from
your State the military forces, thereby
destroying the business Of carpet-bag-
gerry. Very truly. yours,
JOHN MCGREGoRY, M. ID.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Proposition to Divide New York Into
Two States.
New York SUM-


Two States.
New York SUM-
ALBANY, April 25.-Judge Coulter's
proposition to divide the State has
taken the form of bill, which provides
tnat the counties of Rensselaer,. ALBANY.
greene, Westchester, Columbia, Ulster.
Duscness, Orange, Putnam, Rockland.
Suffolk, Queens, Richmond and New
York shall hereafter constitute a State
to pc known as the State of New York.
and the balance of the counties com.
posing the present State of New York
shall be constituted a sovereign State
to be known as the State of Onondaga,
The Senators at present representing
the State of New York in the
United States Senate are to be Sem
ators Of the State Of Onondaga during
good behavior and the State of New
York rs herein constituted shall elect
two United States Senators, one from
each political party. and the United
States government is required to re-
ceive and recognize them accordingly.
The matter is treated as a good Joke bv
the cheese press and hay-loft law
makers, but it would be a great thing
for the city of New York il such diyi.
sion could be made. But, of course. the
rural patriots will never consent to
loosen their grip upon the city they
have worked so long and SO probably
to themselves.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

Our subscribers will confer a favor
upon us by reporting at this office every
failure in the delivery to their address
or the DEMOCRAT, as we are particularly
DESTROYS of achieving absolute exacti
fllda and punctualitY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30
SHEEP CULTURE.

The article which appeared in or
city department yesterday entitled
what to Eat" refers to ''peculiaritie,
of our cline and soil" in connection
with sheep culture, and very properly
observes that it Is not creditable to -oul
planters that they give 80 little atten
ton to this interesting and important
branch Of agriculture. We have lone
taken a deep interest in the cul.
tivation Of sheep rs a source
Of great wealth to this State
Our city editor truly says that oul
climate and soil are peculiarly adapted
to it, and we take this occasion to re.
mark that If the thousands of our young
men in the city who have no employ.
ment would direct their attention
to sheep culture they would find
it pleasant and profitable occupa.
ton. or course, the richer the soil
the larger the sheep crops. mex
perienced cultivators should bear in
mind that, with the exception of sweet
potatoes, this is true Of all our pro-
ducts. So propitious to the eultiva-
ton of sheep, however, is our genial
cline that they flourish even on our
poorest lands. In quite poor land they
should be planted thick, say from
five to seven in hill, and
thinned out to stand when they
are high enough to bleat. On
very ordinary land, where they are
thus planted and cultivated, with the
application of moderate quantity OF
fertilizers, we have heard of from eight
to ten sheep being gathered from a sin
gle bush. OF course, In heavier and
stronger lands the planting is not SO
thick.
Hill lands, we think, are better
adapted to this crop than the damp,
though more fertile. river valleys and
creek bottoms. Should our young men
generally go into sheep planting we
have no doubt sheep could soon be put
on cur market at the low prices suggest
ed In our city department..
In selecting sheep for planting our
friends should be careful, as the city
editor suggests, that goats or kids are
not palmed off on them by unscrupu-
lous and designing dealers. Goats are
an inferior crop, and when they once
take growth run all over the land, rem
dering 1t unfit for anything else, and
they are besides difficult of extermina-
ton.
The city editor, in the same article,
spoke of our fine fish. Shrimps, red
snapper, pompano, croakers, etc., he
assures I1a are for this aaaann the moot
wholesome and delicious animal food
we have. We do not doubt it, and it
must be. just now, fine sport hunting
them. We have never hunted any Of
these animals, but our sporting in
stincts picture to our imagination the
excitement and delight of chasing the
nimble shrimp over the hills, and
pursuing the fleeing pompano, or the
agile croaker. with pack of we'll
trained hounds.
The law proposed in the article under
review, for the protection Of chickens,
stc., also meets our approval, though we
IAN not confess so violent an antipathy |
% spring chickens as our associate ex-
presses. In relation to the law we would |
suggest that the breeds which lay the
'gg plant be especially mentioned, as
,eing the rarest and most valuable of |
he species,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

THE aHce of the New Orleans DkMO-
CRAT mas been Removed from "a Camp
street to 100 Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

Mr.. Geo. W. Dupre, of the DEMOCRAT,
left the city en- route on business trip
to Washington and New York. We wish
our associate and friend pleasant
trip.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.


Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
Whereas, The political troubles which have
weighed upon the people of the State of Louis
lana for the past years have under the merciful
dispensation of the Providence of God been
brought to a happy end: and.
Whereas. It is meet that, in the hour of their
deliverance and union, the people should re-
turn thanks for danger past and seek strength
to fulfill the promises held out by the dawning
Of an suspicious future:
Therefore. I. Francis T. Nichols Governor of
the State of Louisiana, do issue this my pro
clamation, fixing THURSDAY, the 10th day
May. as day OF thanksgiving and prayer, and
do invite all the good people of this State on said
day to abstain from their several avocations and
to resort to their wonted places of public worship
there to offer up their hearts in thanksgiving
to that Divine and MercifuI Providence who
has vouchsafed to guide them to a haven of
peace and union, and to ask at His hands for
the future the blessings of His Divine guidance
SO that all the people of the State forgetting past
discussions and bitterness. may unite in the
fulffllment of a common and happy destiny.
In testimony whereof I have signed
htse presents and caused the same
! l.. 3. to be authenticated with the seal of
~~-~' the State of Louisiana, at the city of
New Orleans this twenty eig nth day
of April. in the year of our Lord one
seven. and Il the one h "n fesfn aIl
first year of the independence of the
United States of America.
BY the Governor:
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
WILL A. STRONG. Secretary of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30

The Only Authorized Soliciting Agents Of she
Democrat for the City are Metsrss Ill. H.
RAKER and r. o. BEVEZIN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-30
''DOMESTIC.''
DENTISTRY.
j. r. WALKER, D. DIS,
No. $50 Delord street.

Latest Improvements and best styles of both
Operative and Mechanical Dentistry at most
Moderate Prices. Contour Filings specially
mh4 tt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-06
DIED.

MAErIN--Tn Port Townsend on the =. inst Mr.
Thomas Martin. aged Is
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-06

Saturday, January 9.
THE CONVENTION CUES
TON.

We pabliah upon another page co'n'
msnication upon the subject OF State
convention aud the method Of framing
the constitution. Our correspondent
ia, been misled in his deductions by
arguing from the text of the bill "s II
was introduced into the Council by Mr.
R,ope. member from Stevens and
Whitman counties previous to amend
ment before it. final pAssage. The bill
made il incumbent upon the
legislature to frame the constitution Ter
sul,msital - the people. This pFo'is-
ion, in section four os the bill. whether
a. exceeding the powers OF the legisla'
tiy. body or otherwise impractical.
was amended in accoFtianc: with tie
tenor # ths act as reprinted tI,fwher''
which only requires the legislator" to
prescribe tame, place and method OF
calling a convention to frame consu-
tation. This will delay the process to
some extent, but meanwhile our popn-
lation will DO increasing AMI the divi-
dsnd Of expenses be diminished by the
multiplication of the popular d'visor
The cost Of q convention need not he
very great \ few days conference OF
a few delegates from the several coun-
ties will suffice 70 accomplish the work
IL the word convention instead
OF constitution " was placed on
few Of the tickets it vas matter OF
no possible consequence. y quioble on
a word can have 10 weight, where. 10
effect. exactly the same purpose is ex:
pressed by either. Aside from the text
Of the statnte. convention was the
preferable word, as that was really tho
thing which was voted upon in tins II
stance and the constitution will not be
Mt issue until it is framed and sub
United.
without some increase of expense; but
there will be counter balancing advan-
tages--some certain, others contingent.
We would at once come into splendid
pstrimony of public lands; 100000
acres for internal Improvements up
wards Of 100000 acres for the en-
dowment of our public schools besides
the proprietorship of the swamp and
ovcriiowel lands-the most productive
in the State. 1t is indispensable that
we have voting representatives III Con
gres, in order TO obtain recognition IN
the government and a due regard to
the interests Of the frontier in the snap
ing of public policy.
Our population is now $4,000, and it
ought tn increase fifty per cent. in the
coming three years. Oar vote last No
vember was within 1000 as great as
that reported in Colorado, already a
State. We number AS many people rs
Oregon had ut her admission. aud al
rsSdy exceed the present population Of
Nevada, which has haen u State since
1865. There is little doubt but that we
can succeed in gaining admission rs
soon rs the necessary steps can be taken.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-06
T Ell &C r A p HIC
special a. the nsils Inteiiigsncer !
EASrERN STATES.

New York. Jan The HerdlFs
New Orleans dispatch says: The Re
publicans are enrolling the militia daily.
den. Longs,rcet will he in command.
No forcible opposition will be made TO
prevent Nichols Inauguration. but all
tho State offices are strongly guarded
by the police. aud will he defended
from any attempt to take possession of
them.
The 7f.5gae's Washington special
SAYS: The possibility of = failure To con.
troll the electoral count. ani If the con.
seqaent new election next Fall. con,in-
ses to he the leading topic Of talk here.
II Is said by som, tina. there Is nathin.s
IN the constitution or LAW. regarding
the office, unless precedent is held T.
have the force OF law COY. Have,
himself NIGH, Ia chosen - the pl.os
aud might thus have All opportunity Of
sho~inx 10 the country what Kind -
IN administration he could make f.s.
tnre the people would h. called up,,
70 vote Tor or against him. or If il We
Thought wiser - rnn Bla,ne. Coal linz,
Morton, or any other available ,-,n.g,.
6aso. he IA sh, be chosen on Ia, .,h -
narch As presiding officer # the ~.n.
ate. aud enter the White Hous. isnnn
diaiely afterwari
Me Wsr3sF. Washington special SAY.
sa 'lse >a'ae ,a;jec.. that several Re-
poeissssn memi,ers aui ona az tsa Dem.
ecrat'e members take the sinsu ar view
eeas there eau be no popular elc,',ien
Us year, maintaining iha, tai.are Of
K Join. convention or Il the House 70