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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
THE LEGISLATURE.
The senate.


The Senate met ut the usual hour, Lieut.. Gov.
Wiliz presiding, and 20 Senators ereasnt.
Mr.. Goode Informed the President that Mr.
Gage, OF Terrebonne, Senator elected from the
Eighth Senatorial District, was present, aud de-
aired to take the oath.
The oath was accordingly administered by the
President.
Prayer by Rev. Father Allen, OF ut. patrick's
Church.
A message from tho Governor announced that
he had signed act No rs, amending the etuca-
ton act OK this session, and act No, 10 reguestr
Congress 10 remove distinctions to navigation Al
the mouth and Ia Upper Rel river to the Indian
Nation.
On motion OF Mr.. Kelly the Senate joined the
House to ballot for United States senator.
.,rrrn ,o,sr arss,oa
= -" se'Ni s'''s'oN'
others, answered to his name, aud spoke explain.
Ing hiH late action In going back to the Packard
Assembly as owing 10 tho fact that no had been
elected BY d large Republican constituency and
had gone back to the Packard Assembly from
sanee of duty to obey the wishes of his consttu.
cnts. He said he was satisfied that with good
faith In carrying out the pledges OF this Legia-
lAturo ne made In behalf Of the colored people,
those people would prove true t. the confidence.
imposed ID them.
Senator Bryant followed ALSO In personal ex-
PLANTATION.
MIR. Gage followed Mr.. Bryant In making an ex-
PLANTATION OF his action.
MIR. Cage, among other things, declared that
he had never believed that there was any just
ground for enmty between the white and black
people Of tho state. He had never spoken any
thing 10 show that he believed the people should
be ~ variance ~ enemies on account OF race.
He thought the Democrats had made mistake
IN their course IN the beginning, and that II they
had done half OF what they have now done, the
approximations OF the colorea people would have
been dissipAted long ago. He congratulated the
SENATE upon the feturn OF good feeling. He
thought The policy g President hayes was the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

Those five hundred new linen sults, opened on
Saturday by NJ. l.. Byrne & Co., varying in prict
from two dollars and half to twenty dollars, arc
the greatest bargains OF the season.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

Grenadines, lawns, jaoonets, nsttileso suitings,
eolored dress linen with embfoideries TO match.
are specially Mt NJ l.. Byrne 4 Co.'s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

The Nichols Nickel Lunch House, So Gimp
street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXTRA SESSION OF 1877.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

To aid farmers In arriving NJ &C.
euracy IN estimating the amount OF
land In difIerent fIAlds under culliva-
lIon thellollowlhg table Is given: i
Five yards wide by 9gS long con-
taIn one acre 10 yards wide by 4s4
long contain ono aero /; 20 yards wide
By 242 long contain one acre 40
yards wide by l2l long coniaiDons
acre so yards wide by so l-2 long
contain one acre 10 yards wide by
SO IL long contain one acrei so
feet vide By 727 long contain one
acre 10 feet wide by 800 long con-
tain, one acre /; 100 feet wide by a6S
long, contain one acre 22O feet wide
byii0s long contain one acre 24O
feet wide by 18l IL long contain one
acre 440 feoi wide by 20 long con-
taln one acre. A Box 24xl6 in,,
70 deep, contains one barrel q box
l0xi0i,2 In, s deep, contains one
bushel q box 8 1-2xs I.2 in.,
deep, contains one peck box AKA
in, ,lI.2 deep, contains halfipecK,
The standard bustel Of the United
states contains 2l5O.4 cubic inches,
ANY box Or measure, the contents Of
which are equal to 2i5O.4 cubic inches,
will hold 8 bnshel Of grain. 10
measuring fruit, coal and other sub
stances, nne.fftb must be added. Ia
Other words, a peck measure Ave
times even fall, snakes one bushel.
The usual practice Is to NheaP' the
measure, GermantOiCn Telegraph.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
MMnRn 4 nRlvnR sMouLp aIr.

In our issue Of Nov. 4th, you have
An article on the subject "where .
driver should slt,p from the NiieaitJio
Elrrmer, with which | do not agree.
Ii urges thatit cit unlhe lett aIllc in.
stead OF the right, as is the custom
now, would hea retormthat isinuch
needed In this year Of reforms, as
the driver could more easily see the
wheels Of the passing carriages and
thus prevent collisions, hut I think
eaual care II not more Is needed on
the right side to keep from running
too far out Into bitches, cutters, and
too near the end Of bridges, on t0
stones, alumps and the various oh
structions TINT usually lie along the
sides Of roads; and there Is very lit
tie danger but a good driver can cal
eulate the safe distance to pass the
teams he may meet. Then the great
advantage Of having ones right hand
free 10 use the whip aud the brake,
II Il very annoying tn ady or any
sone else to have the driver sit on the
left side, as his elbow is every few
minutes thrown into their faces as he
,uses his whip and not unfFequentiy
4llistotn or damaged. The Farm
e,Ssays the custom was brought over by
the pilgrims, bit like dutch sent.
ence the parts got transposed In the
=. .i.1f... .,.o.. tha x,raf far fhA nri.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
no DANGER OF OvERPRODUCTION or
9gN liSes. 0ia 4a

The Agricultural Editor Of the lara
State ReyistT maintains the following
sensible conclusions:
There Is no danger Of ver-produc-
tion in hogs. As our production in
creases, the demand increases. The
foreign trade In the product OF the
hog lslSrge anil important, and in-
creasihg every year. In the year
ending Nov. l, 1875, we exported of
hog prn,luct All, ,1s6, $40 pounds. For
1875, lacking sixteen days, the ex-
port Tor this year, and allowing 200
sounds 10 represent live hog, Gas
much Of the export was rendered
lard nnd hams) 1t will 10 seen that
our foreign trade this year has taken
3,O2s, ,203 hogs, being at least a mil
lion more than the entire annual
slaughter at Chicago. And It took
7I2,35e more hogs IN 1876 to supply
our foreign trade than II did In 1876.
And there are evidences that there
will be q laagely Increased demand
IN 1877 over this year. II is under
stood that there Is now light stock
Of old pork on hand. II Justice Is
therefore done, the producers pork
would command as good II not better
prices than at present, throughout
the fall lard winter. f-.J
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
KDvERT1s 3 EN- q NTS
.-....----1 s7nssases -.a@satt.~A
PROPRIETARY /.
M DICl ES
6lhais sis ev hEUS bsla9a9as i'al Y Z
DIR, cITANDIER, F.R.sAY,
Late Phyalslss as o. 0tepus's sad 81 BarsholO
mSws Hoppllsh .leGdon, cpraior 70 "a.
f TINE, WOllDERFUL i,.r
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
't' llSi uta HTAcTNANg. 9s NN# '''N'

f mi, 3ncon,pnya6te DEPURATrTIg Is
:, ,,o,rSyJlI a R1rKE, TONIC, DI-
Yf1IETIC, IDTA PIfOIShcIIC, as.d dPlsIeI-
aye Z, ;Ss,S,.,.g ~, ,. .:ci a:S aS rssasy Sy
ia ooaiinwed Wso 'eilt tAogouD,iy eTudt-
eafe all discusses Of Aq blood. Its tnUre-
Als,lia hre of ~ ,plireflT SlaEssatsas estrdc-
tsal tAs isssd,.Gis ss,'l Ssss ss.,,sfs
atKa sItvhtcat falm oI' disease ~ iha eNs-
tell,, II sepeT Tsins ih eIeciiH0 thdt disedso
shrsaaeb lil,0 GtfdlWlA Sf Tho sktDI oI' ar4
I!ss s,s " sssg rsssgg; ;eS ne '%E sG.SEsc" S sSr, E;Ss
and, Indeed, Iercing ~ 20 organs tAts
flilea. "A vpru brisf eiarp .of uelv eett
ssssssSs io.SasS S"ilsJIiiC % end ssSaGs. Sar%-
Gsig,'tks TsrV aSNe 81 inssdicdl iFiImphs,
and az gSsatsst alssogssy e tae ,r,sss.s Y
1ri.srs me blbsl, itseGJ ~ priHIasiiy tar
HOROPULA and tisc thsusand aud ono
Of sehich all eisillsees eon,.',untItes Gro
cogatsant, Ios. Rt0tloai 1rWtA has asseTt=
81 ,hat t.o si,.s y. tAs satnsS; 1s,s;s sns ,.,I
er,ttlons, - 0s,d "a DLOllER4DDIIN AND
I,Ni'EEBLEII JONSIfTUTTONS7t Il q q
PslrerfIii reievtAdtor, etiassisig the eFyenis
of sIdA oHco store 10 assNA,o Ete God-ltto
f1FIA Of Rlalahood,
tRT fsn pis0 sd rs s. Iss. A "a SsfIIs 1Tf6S on
CDSTTYBNI6A, aLfy'lslsi and bKIDMEf
COMPLAINTS, HleNlskdL "A ND MERE
OUS DFHTLE1AX, gIe mn U1a .ATIHAT,
ffsL ANDULAR KNLdleG ElEENTS. EI,I-
TIELIOM1LogS s;sagqAgE, sggRDR, giI,d
LENT ULOERS, FEMALE com
PI1IRT3 (assd 10 Gtd 0cIatteF sea " "a a
Sson IoMo ssWgAt tet' Oh ses,sttlvc, sasrep-
tide, and deltoatn lesmaIesf as ta1Ss S
dtreee Heii0a Wf,eh thetr dtlnleMtsl IND
an EoRMR tDF GIlHONIu DfgE4dHE
IN WHOM THE moon rs THE SEAT
OP INN TRO BBLE. ttts tisuiaaeie. a
psrSepsraRee srtfh thia rcInedy tgiN prora
q pestttre asid pertlidHe!n cure Ter
OHILIaN and FEPlslfS anu aN AALd~
TMo,ssends of TesiinsoRiGIs aitest the
Yriec, Oss D6ilaI', IN large BEETLE, or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
Children.

A complete substitute for Caster ol,
without lis unpleasant taste or rccoil IN the
throat. The result OF 20 years practice by
Dr. Sanl'l Pitcher, Of Massachusetts,,
Pitchers Castoria Is particularly rceoin-
mendod for children. II destroys worms.
assimilates the food, and allows natural
sleep. Very efllcacious in Group anu lor
children T,eathing. For Colds, heNerasn-
ness, Disorders Of tho Bowels, aud stomach
Complaints, nothing h 90 effective Il Is
as pleasant 10 takea honey costs but 10
cents, and can be had OF any Druggist
This Il Ono Of many teAtimclia's: q
"CopSyvxLL, Lebanon Co., IA,
Murrir ", lsli.
Dear Sir,-I have used your Castoria III
nv practice for somo time. / take great
pleasure In recommending It TO the proies,-
sion as a safe, reliable and agreeable nicdl-
cine. Il Is particularly adapted 70 children
where the repngnant taste Of Castor ''h
renders Il so difficult TO administer. 3.
-77' L. A. ENDERS, M. ID
Mothers who try CAstoria will find that
they can sleep nights and that their babies
will be healthy.
j. B. RosE 4 Co., New York.
vl2nia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
=. ,'''' AFFECTIONS.
~ TRACHEON. lam

A slight so-eaited eeta sgtt oythnies
lend 10 q asVfesa c0nQh, iarhteIb, fsnedrea
Tor o.. badly tredsed, Sauss have but ono
1,nslsEt--tf asaesf agonfptate IN o aefiied ouho
Of BR0NClKITI1, or erhat " ,rorseI Mo
frops harssail,g collgh and erpecforntton,
IN AOHHON ogeFs0 e0nnd, Trttnbte, alld
s,epl,aasIIt esllaf 10 angateHts erpecto=
ration, and enables the pdttelt 10 efPci
trlfh0sft jttdist6ha tTatafnaens, must conf
iH.sstents tts isotseM % fiae taateatar sab
staHse Of the iasag, deneterdttRl dnd dc-
stropilln that ntof essential oT oryans,
mi ,sIfi,,lafes oHlN ta az eaFlU and uN-
fi1leIv death, TIl1OLEEOH has no egHai,
mach Tess a saspsFtor, aI.d tts Hso sgiu ,lot
eslW rsn0vo the deposit, MerebU d1oTdlng
leaves hs patient N Peasesstosa oI healthy
Priee, FJIsy Csnts per betiis, or sIE
BOTTLES, $3.50. h ZL.LZls g
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
EAnMERs nHwaRE or woNDERFUi.
aEnns

I'd
Swindlers IL seeds toO often find
easysvlctlnls among fsruers for this
reason. One who grows grain and
finds that his crop Of wheat, for ms
tance, Is only fifteen or twenty bush
els TO the acre, Is dcsirous OF doing
better; he reads Of variety that Is
said to produce fOrty or sixty bushels
to the acre that Is what he wants
to make grain growing profitable, he
thinks, and sends for it, paying 4
rOund price. Farmers are not the
only peaple who attribute . result to
! the wrong cause, and II is easier to
lay the poor wheat crops to the seed,
than to their land of to themselves.
The farmer who is caught by the
forty or Any bushel.to.the.aere wheat,
will no doubt In time, learn that he
has heretofore taken off his fields all
the wheat there was in them. That
is, no matter what the variety OF
wheat, there is not raw material
enoogh In an acre OF land, to make
more than fifteen or twenty bushels
Of any kind. Ap,srioaR Agrieuiturdt-
iSt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
DYSPEPSIA.
GARTRON.

GASTRON 70 a usaJr, !sFeedV, shd Post"
ftvo e1.re 1eV- fAat aaoSf depressiHg Of alt.
i.ssnfs, asid D ortef eoltFae Of tFeaesstent sotH
rssteraltha .dtaeaitps oFgnl,a 10 thelr Pfts-
tine stpenDfk, and Dronlote fhe hedtihv
Ieilsn or ths stoEaae6 and tffesttstes. 1An
,,srroHs trrtfabtlifu or literaru and all
,,sTsOss purstsfRO " sedeHttfrU tIe, -
sInadtlW rensageH AU thts agant. The
sfosisneh u rcaf0Fed 70 hentth asid tao kew.
s'eII ~ ne s9sesss ssll1 oaes slsors respond
~ thS PePfarntal,ca Of tabQr, ....
Ppics, IOHs D6IlatJ ~ tarye bottle, or
air hofkiea. %,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
Al ja#lAIllNY Z BATH HOUSE /

6HnnnCan't bo made by every agen
mHSSevery month in the businoas we
furnish, but those willing to work can eRa-
lily q dozen dollars n day right In thoirOWh
localities. Have no room TO explain horo.
business pleasant and honorable. WoaI
men, and boys, and girls do as we'll as men
Wo win furnish you complete Outllt iTee;
Tho business payB better than anything olseI
We will bear expense of STARTING you,
Particulars free. MTlto and SEQ Farmers
ana mechanics, th0lf sons and daughters,
and iii classics IN mood Of paying work ~
home, should write ito US and learn MI
about tho work at, once. Now " the time.
Don't delay Address TpIIE &oos Angus
u, Maine asw edi oh oi H3U1iWm A
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Ihayo found clay Inorter, natures
.alue, more congeDial to wounds
made 10 grading lSr pruning than
wax or aDyanIheial mixture, r mare
Eitfilieqi. X VI rsY N8aWtN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Having had seveul lyeafaeEPorionco IN tho
drug business, ho feels Justified In assuring his
customers and proper oaro VIII be used IN tha
preparation that dispensing Of lmsIlslne .
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
Ths Price 4 only ai.OO yenr, poslpnId.
sPEttIAL Notice.

PofthoinformatIo and btneft OF Dur Gus
TONERS. and 10 all persons dearihBtO purchase
our celebrated sewing mnchlnQs, we rqspeelA
fully notlfytheth that Measrs, Titus Bros nro
ihak lhoy or q, ~. WOlvqrtpn, lletp ore lnlly
jfiked To collect and settle outstanding
aeQohDts lQrnps llgl ~ .,4lt,,,,Nc, A'i
1 s'oT iEsINoER piAsNVVEg i.AsNJVVE. iESSSaSs.. 4
ne5nO! ~ By ii8N'wAgaf Dgln aud MTNi
4 f ryaff amH bnH s@NltW Nu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
PILES. HemnrThOids.
a PIE1ON.

sly,,u,, Aa,.sas Ae,,d 10 uroduee thta pdi,,-
Al .'.1i ,Ils1,-assiTg aftste,I Tho blood Is
1rsea,,,lsa m ffs rttstrlsI I tho too frequent
49, ~ S,.s1tto s,,sT0aei1,as IsJIds 20 produce
,eeVaesaiIo,. IN ne teteeJs, torpid Gction Of
~ flver, 1id Sslt,se esolls otless eatfses aTo
fIe aouToa or fhds, oosarll lGints and hifherto
s,efklno eiTsttsiag has boaH praseHfed 10
fbe DelBlios ,asASah teelsI6 FapilfiB allantatg
ewn.pSetI,s Gnd ultimately prove dn e0ieet-
sss,sI u ~ not saIS .aeis aIslost insiently, o.l
~ Tsss ssis ~ IS SssTSon. @Sa ,sg M S So
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
DR.. CHANDLER, :
l470 BrOsdwaH. NsWsYork City.
BEAUTIFUL CHRONIC FREE

The Monthly Journal of iioalh and House.
keepers Magazine. pqypigdlo enline, Intel
leetuni aud lnstructNd Information and Sanl'
taTy SelencOr supplying n necessity long neeH'
ed by every family, Also cOntainlnR splGHdld
e0ntInnedaDd short stories, sketehts, poems
wit aud huplor. useful lsn oWlgdge .ga mos plz-
zes, &c, &c. CombinlpR Intelligent and IN.
teFebiinE mattel, relating utltlcuiarly 10 the
dqtleg q daily llie and ol the bone circle
THIS journal baa for ~ o jielt Tho I'm pIpye'
ment Of morals as well ns tho health OF society,
and On such cannnt fail 10 b. nsldetIil ~ val
liable addition to, every hqusehold and An. or
nam meht 10 every home, Bright, Cheerful, Ear
nest PLogregslFgGlt ls glrlhe ,sid9 Of Tenn
forms. Whatoverla h1rtilit 10 hooiety n con-
demng without fear or favor, and makes Itself
felt In the community ~ power for good,
HandeOmelyt prilitt q Iprpinealy illustrated,
emphntloally q paper Tor everybody, md gives
more for tho money than amy other.
a NEW and ELEGANT CHROMo PnE-
ID SCENTED FREE
10 each snbscriber, which ls Of ltaelg worth
double tho amount 0f subhofploh.
This Price Is only si,Oo year, postpaid.
Agents, mnlo OF female, ,tehn m kc more
nsiiey getting ubscriptl0ns Mfthis paperthNn
anything else, Large cash commissions i
lowed and exclusive territory. gwen
G AGENTS Will sAve time. nnd secure territory
BY Sending glU0, for which We VIII forward
prepaid complete Outilt Certificate 0f Agency,
&c, &Q.
Address HEALTH pUBtJSIlIEG CO., if
No ~ Seventh Ave- New YORK CITY,
iu lN1N IAl 'yollBtNNnH
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GENEROUSLY PATRONIzED
!. n . y . \ y q \

TO the Working Glass. s.--Wo are
uow propared to furnish all classes WIN
constant employment at home, tho whole
~ the time, or for their spare month";
business new, light and profitable, Fei'
sons of either sox easily earn from 5VeenIs
10 AZ nor evening, and a proportional sum
Inv doyoting their whole time 70 the % %eoasl-
moss. Boys and girls earn nearly " muon
AZ mon. THAT all who 500 tnls houco may
mako This unparalled offer; To such az
arc moi wall satisfied we will send one doll
lar to nav for the trouble Of writing, Full
narticnlnrs, samples worth several dollars
to ootnrneroe on, and a copy Of Home and
Fireslde, ono Of the largest and best Illus
trnted publications, oil sent free by mall
Render, Ii YOU want permanent profitable
work address, GEoRaE STINsoN q Coz
PoTtinnd.1 Maine. ' HaN.,.t m
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MAY g. sENDERS,
IlarrIaburE, Ann county. OEn''
DRALERs IN NE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE

NItAN hAtAAL lI
such as are generally kept in
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
MAY s sENpERs ls the fir~, B B
A How US to asSur, you, H.
on will always lind at amy tins
A round their store to serve yoa;
II lumber ons articles thsy do keep, be
- +..f4 a 4iIau 81
.elll,hsm at small profit.
rrl
Ouch as clothing, good and neat,
Ii very thing you bny wilIht
IN otiOns, Hardware, GroorieS,
iuheo Of all varieties,
mbroIderiss, 'IAices of all kinds,
obes and even window blndsi
Z, fbtf Cd fB % 3
! am Will always 10 on haul
giWNlilG ThNh ! NlllNu0.
enderr. ditto. ditto,
MO-. gl,i- I.H ah'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
OREGON BRANCH GOA.
nfa1AuuH fm"H t aitn N"I'
HOME MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY /!
ORGANIZEDAS64
400 California Street, Sun Francisco.

Comparative exhibit Of the inaiIcial
standing CT the Home Mutnal Insurance
Complny on Jan. lsi, 1873, and Jan lst'
1877.
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the
Nearing olher , m p,s ehy ayot
mn
ASH
wnrcr
wheat
hnpde So gram
f G L . .4
lfhN Nftnro ofuoutfn u
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rf- 'fhuYery latest flShlnns In all articles OF
gent iqmNna furnishing goods will b. intrndlic-
ri as last nH they arc brought oni In hnn IRAN
cisco. and viii De- sold chgRp, dului'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
BROWNSVILLE
BRCWASvlLLf, LINN CO., CeN

Manufactures BhlnHats, Flannels, rwyodh
cnSsimores, etc, equal In quality 70 the ueH'
imported goods.
Tho Co. has lately cOmm0nced thg maui
facturo OF Overshirts, under.shlrts, Drawers,
etc., OF Superior weight and quality,
The Company employ none bnl we ppst
WHITE LABOR, and tho workmanship OF
each Of the operatives ~ thoroughly tested De-
fore they are employed. g ~ lhNi
Any description OF woplen goods, Nnoby a.
st6aniboUt and hot0l blankets Will DC man
ufaoturod 10 order, On short notice ''
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IIhNl1 H5W 0HI 0N w I1UWIIW W
ash % a..s e99'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-03-01
rs TEXTBOOK LEGISLATION
NEEDEDQ

A communication with the above
heading addressed to the Legislature
Of Wisconsin by Edward Soaring
Superintendent of Public Instrcution,
appears in the Educational of the TEL
EGRAPH.
1t gives us pleasure to say that we,
entirely agree with Superintendent
Soaring that no more Legislation is
needed in relation to textbooks. When
the laws now existing have had q fair
trial and been found to be defective it
will etime to amend them. If, in their
administration they should be found
defective, legislation to adapt them
better to their purpose would become
advisable. But as long as they accom-
plish the purposes for which they were
intended we need no more textbook
legislation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-03-01
Counting the Electoral Votes About
Completed.
HAYES AND WHEELER ELECTED.

HAYES AND WHEELER ELECTED.
We believe South Carolina is the last
of the States which sent to the Presi-
dent of the Senate more than one GER
tificate Of electors. If we are right in
this we think the work of the ElectO-
raj Commission is done. That the
commission believes it's work to be
done would seem to be indicated by it's
passing a vote of thanks to it's presi-
ding officer, and also by it's adjourning
till II A. NJ, Friday, March I'd, unless
sooner called together by it's presiding
officer.
Such being the case there is nothing
to prevent counting the votes of the
remaining States which will give a
majority of the electoral votes to Hayes
and Wheeler and elect them, unless
the fillibusters can delay the count to
the fourth of March. This they will
do if in their power. But they may
fail in their desperate efforts to pre-
vent the count being completed. But
if they are likely to succeed it is believ-
ed that the Senate can adopt measures
to complete the count Under all the
circumstance we beliye it safe to an
nounce the election of Rutherford B.
Hayes and William A. Wheeler Presi-
dent and Vice-Presdent of the United
States.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-03-01
COUNTY CONVENTION.

We would remind the Republican
County Committee that it is time to
call a County Convention to nominate
q Republican candidate for County
Judge. Heretofore County Conven-
lions have not usually been called long
enough before the time of holding the
Conventions to give sufficient notice to
the Republicans of the remote towns to
call caucusses giving sufficient time for
the Republicans of the towns to hear of
the caucuses and attend them. This
ought not to be, and we hope the
County Committee will issue the call
for the Convention without further de-
lay.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-03-01
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