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PLANTS FOR SALE.

NOW READI-ChOice Ncrbenas, 1900, colcrs
separate, 80 for one dollar, or 40 cans Dozen
Large English Pansies, IS cents u dozen. All
other kinds OF bedding-out Plants. rs cents a
dozen. Tomato Plants, all the choice kinds.
Cabbage Plants-EBrly Winningstadt, 20
cents per hundred.
Premium Flat Dutch Celery.
All orders promptly attended to.
VIM. RICE,
apr26dtf 10 Forest Street. Rutland.
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Advancing Freights.

CHICAGO, April 30.
The managers OF the eastern railroads
yesterday instructed freight agents to in
crease the rates on eastern business on the
basis of forty cents to New York for fourth
class freight, an advance of Eve cents.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

The subscriber has opened a Grocery store at
NO. CENTER STREET,
(BaEer,s Block), where he viii keep on hand at
at ell times full line Of choice
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
The patronage OF the public Is solicited.
apr2 ]d&wim =. w, IHALL.
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Giving the Slip.

1t is said the reason the non-unlon moul-
ders who came from Montreal vent TO AL
bany instead of going direct to Troy, was
that large crowd of union men were in
waiting for them at Green Island, where
they would be compelled to change cars In
order to take the Troy train.
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MoRsE BROTHERS,
Chemists and Druggists


Novak and Murphy have just received a
full lirc of Cloths for spring wear. Don't
fail to call and see the new styles, and
leave your measure. Prices on suits 1c-
duced to meet the times. Remember the
plscc, Quinns block, up sairs.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
DWtHytOl, =.
w. r. Paige, Proprietor.

Having leased the above well-known ho-
tel, and taken possession of same, shall
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling public generally. l shall en-
deavor to maintain the reputation of the
house for being first-claes in every respect.
i10dtf w. Il. PAIGE.
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+. G. MASON,
GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE AGENT.
OFFICE:
Putnam & Sawyet's Block,
Ss1w Merchants Row, Rutland, Vt.
i. G. MASON,
rsEEe xNECES IaOTLIa.
9. r. Richardson, Proprietor.

q. Z. Richardson, Proprietor.
\ llrst-class house, modern in all its ap-
pointmelts. Accommodations for 200
guests. Spacious and richly furnished par
lors. Fine, airy sleeping rooms. Sill of
fare not surpassed by any in the state
Billiard, bath ard sample rooms. Terms
only $500 per day.
a fine livery connected with the house.
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?. P. Bliss Supposed to be Found

CLEVELAND, April 20.
The body of a man found on the beach
of the lake at Euclid, ten miles east of here
by party of sportsmen and buried by
them seems, from the description given, to
be that of p. p. Bliss of the Afh,aSula dis
aster, the theory being that ths body was
frozen to cake OF ice and carried up the
lake. The body was considerably burned.
The matter will be investigated.
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We are selling more of SmLou's Cox
SUMPTION CURE for Coughs, Consumption,
O,oup, HoaTseness, Asthma, Whoopipg
Cough and Lung Diseases than all other
Cough Remedies, because we have guar
an,eed it, snd it has stood the test. 10
cents, so cents, and 81 90 per bottle. And
for lame chest, or back uss Snnous Po-
RoUs PLASTER. Sold by Paige & Crooks
and Francis Fem. Rutland i. A. Morse,
West Rutland Rice & Co., Castleton.
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TIE QUEBEC RIOT.

THE QUEBEC RIOT.
RUEBEo, April 30.
At meeting of the council Friday night
a series of resolutions, adopted at public
meeting on the previous evening, were
presented condemning the different COM
missions Of the corporation for extrava-
gsnce, and also for determination to
reduce the police force. The passages of
the city hall and galleries were packed with
people who commenced uisturbance. The
police became powerless to restrain the
mob, and the military were allied out, but
remained passive. The mob forced its
way into the council chamber, which CON-
PEELED the mayor to adjourn the meeting
hastily. The rioters then took complete
possession, upsetting stoves and chairs and
doing all the mischief in their power. A
double alarm of fire was sounded, and the
fire apparatus was run out to divert the at
tention of the mob, but without effect.
Stone throwing was then commenced, and
after demolishing the windows the mob
finally dispersed. A riot was accustomed
by the extra tax for government police.
The city hall was stoned and the mayor
Kissed.
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DAY-ln Rutland, April 29th, Mrs. Agnes A.
Day wife OF alfred A. Day. OF Holyoke, Mass,
ana daughter OF Paris u. Lincoln, aged 20
ears and months.
BAKkoWs-In Burlington, OF diphtheria, on
Wednesday evening, the 2sth inst Hattie M,
eldest daughter, aged years and months
and on Friday evening, the 21th inst, Willie
H., only son, aged 4 years aud o months,
onIldren OF A. L. and Julia A. Barrows.
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Heavy Failure.

MONTREAL, April 20.
An attachment has been issued against
Rafter 81 Co., dry goods liabilities $780,
900, with surplus of $4,000,
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLO
Card.

The undersigned hereby returns his
grateful thanks to the fire department of
Rutland for their splendid exertions by
which his property was saved from FIRE on
the morning of Sunday and to his friends
and nelghbors for their assistance on that
occasion. CLARRsoN PHILLIPS.
Rutland, April 20. 1876.
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Cocoa Is the cheapest drink for The working
classes. Dr., Lancaster says: cocoa contains
as much 1esh-iorming matter as beef" There
Is no Cocoa or Chocolate In the market superior
to that made by Walter Baker S Co. All gro.
nnra coll
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sulphur IsaIhs 8 cents. The beneficial
results OF uphur Baths are too well known 10
require comment. The effects OF Glenn's Sui
phur Soap in the bath are truly electrical, com.
pletely deodOriZing oife.sivs accommodations
aud thoroughly purifying the entire surface OF
the body. sold by all druggists, 20 cents.
Halls Hair ana Whisker Dye, black or brown,
20 cents apr6d&wlm
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hO Ms CtObcCu lCdI uDc tO-uhJ,
near Silistra. A severe engagement isex-
pected.
THE ENGLISH FLEET.
LONDON, April %.
1t is rumored that the English fleet has
been ordered to proceed to Alexandria,
Egypt, to protect the English interests.
THE POWERS DROP TURKEY.
A telegram from Rome says in reply to
the porte's claim for the mediation of the
powers in virtue of article 80 of the treaty
of Paris, the powers have informed the
Turkish government that negotiations
which were so long carried on by the
powers fulfilled this article, aud that the
portes present demand Is therefore I'M
founded.
THE sURz CANAL.
A Paris telegram states that the khedive
is reported to be favorable TO the neutral
ization of the Suez canal, negotiations for
which are progressing. He is willing TO
sell his 1900 founders shares
THE DANUBE CLOSED.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the Danube
Is declared closed to navigation by the
Russian commanders. The Lloyd's con-
firm this. and say that neutral vessels must
leave as soon as loaded. No inward YES
sells will be allowed to pass after Sunday.
ENGLAND AND THE EASTERN QUESTION
STRENGTHENING THE ARMY
MANCHESTER, England, April 20.
The Guardian rumors conflict of
opinion between Lord Beaconsfeld and
some of his colleagues, as to the part Eng
land shall Immediately take in the eastern
question. An army corps of 10000 or
10000 is being rapidly prepared for dis
patch to any point where the English
interests require them. 1t is highly proba-
ble that the corps will rendezvous at Malta
or Gibraltar. The command is to be offered
to Lord Napier of Magdalia.
GREAT FLOOD.
ODESSA. April 20.
TIE river Dneiper has overlooked at
KrentclinG, which is completely flooded.
Twenty thousand inhabitants are home
less.
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From New York.
THE BROAD STREET FAILURE.

IhN bhOAD SIhEhl FAILURE.
New YORK, April 30.
The suspended firm of Eugene N. Rob-
inson ~ Co.. expect to resume Monday.
Their customers and those holding their
checks they say will not lose anything
The fact that they could moi have depoS-
tied their collaterals ct the bank last even
ing, and the consequent disposal of their
stocks under the rule to-day, exaggerated
their loss, which IN all will not exceed $10,-
600.
FAILURE.
II. c. Rogers & Co., fish dealers, Fulton
market, have failed liabilities, $G5, 900
assets, 1921 ,OOO
COMPLIMENT TO AN ACTOR.
At the close of the engagement of Nc
Cullough, the eminent tragedan, at Booths
theatre Friday night, he was presented by
F. B. Ward IN behalf of the managers, act
ors and artisans of the theatre, with mag
nilcent solid silver laurel wreath. MIR.
Mccullough had g constant ovation during
the evening.
HARD UP FOR A JOB.
A large number of applications have been
made at both the Russian and Turkish COLI
sultates tor enlistment Us soldiers, which
have been refused, there being no authority
to do SO.
THE FRENCH WANT uORsES
1t is stated that agents of the French
government are purchasing horses here for
light cavalry service.
OIL
Thirty barrels of oil have been obtained
from a whale recently captured off Long
Island.
TwRED's CONFESSION.
Tho Sunday News Albany special says
1t is rumored that Tweed is about to de.
msnd the return Of his alleged confession
from the attorney-geueral, saying the pa
pers were never signed by him and contain
unauthorized statements.
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Bertha Won Hillern.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 20.
Bertha Won Hillern accomplished the
feat OF walking hundred and forty-nve
miles in fifty hours.
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A BIG STEAL REPORTED.

1t is stated that few capitalists and
politicians, under the provision of the desert
land act, passed at the last session of con-
gress, have grabbed fifty thousand acres in
Kern county, the greater portion of which
is not really desert land.
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HELP FOR RUSSIA.
From San Francisco.
GOLDSMITH MAID WINS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.
The race between Goldsmith Maid and
Rarus at Los Angeles yesterday, was won
by the Maid IN three straight heats; best
time 2:19.
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DennIson's patent shipping Tags.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without eomplalnC OF loss by its
becoming detached. All express compa MES
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationery
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND.
dNW Wholesale a. ents.
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ruE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE,


The bureau of statistics has facts TO show
that the United States should pay Canada
nothing under the fisheries clause of the
Washington treaty. The Canadians claim
$10,000,0 900 annually. The commission is
now here
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIOKR,S
WARRINGTON April 8o-1 a. IN.
For New England, northeast to south
east winds, cloudy and rainy weather, slight
change in temperature, and generally rising
barometer.
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Snow and Frost

OMAHA, April 80.
A half nch of STOW fell Friday, and a
hard frost visited North Nebraska.
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Slate delivered In any Fart OF the state, and
roofs laid at short notice and at lowest possible
rates aprl2d&w6m
Hydeville, VI, April II, ISL.
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From Washington.
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTER.
WASHINGTON, April 30.

WASHINGTON, April 30.
The resignation of Clapp, government
printer, is requested for May l. Defreos
succeeds him.
THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE,.
Secretary Sherman receives steno-
graphic daily report of the testimony in
the New York custom house investigation.
THE REMOVAL OF TIE INDIANS.
Phil. Sheridan has left. The decision of
the conference is TO remove the Indians
to the country south of the Pacific rail
road.
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SUMMRRv1LLE, Ca, April 30.
David Beck was hung Friday for shoot
ing William Shsnlin. They had quarreled
about crop contract, and when Shanln
entered Beck's field and attempted to
gather corn, Beck deliberately shot him.
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Alaska advices report great depression
among white residents who fear the with
drawal of troops will result in depressing
property by Indians.
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"HAoKMETAoK" a new and delightful
perfume. Sold by the above dealers, else-
where by dealers generally. dM&
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TO RENT.
LEO. W. CHAPLIN, Jr.,

DEALER N
UNFADING GRREN AND PURPLE ROOF
ING SLATE.
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Rutland's Petition for Phair's Re
prieVe.

A petition for further repfieyo Of John
p. Phair was forwarded to the governor,
Saturday, the following being copy
To His ErceHency, Horace FarJaahs,
Governor Of Vermont:
Your petitioners, inhabitants of Rutland
and immediate vicinity, profoundly honor
ing the executive clemency temporarily re-
prieving John p. Phar from execution,
and painfully impressed with the danger of
a mistake in the careful, honest and pure
course Of justice in bis cese, do earnestly
implore such further mercy for the re-
prieved convict us will enable the lcgisla-
ture of the state to take his extraordinary
case into lis snnreme confederation
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AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 70.
GOLD quoted at 1867.
GOVERNMENT BONDS quoted active.
MONEY quoted at 292H per cent.
STOCKS are active.
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By the Gable.

ROME, April %.
The Italian government has issued
proclamation of neutrality.
ACROSS THE DANUBE.
BUCHAREST, April %.
The Turks crossed the Danube to-day,
near Silistria. A severe engagement isex-
Dected
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A CARELESS FoRGKR.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo, April 2

NARhhh7o hOhhohiNs
ST. JOSEPH, NO., April 20.
Yesterday a young man entered the
State savings ban. and presented letter
from Ogden Brown s. Company, bankers,
New York, introducing B. c. Quinn, and
recommending him to the bank. Quinn
presented certified check on the National
park bank, New York, for 81 900 and
drew 81, 800 on it, leaving the balance on
deposit. A few hours later the cashier no.
ticed similarity between the "Quinn" on
the letter and his signature on the back of
the check, and ielegraphed to New York,
and the reply came "No such check has
been certified" Quinn was arrested at
Weston. He gave up the money drawn.
He says he resided in Brooklyn.
SHIP TAKES FRENCH LEAVE.
New York, April 30.
II is reported that the sudden sailing of
the steamer John lIramall early Saturday
morning, with a consignment of arms and
ammunition for Turkey, was owing to the
fact that number of men who had en-
gagged passage had conspired to seize the
ship and land the cargo at st. Petersburg.
The ship slipped off, leaving over thirty
booked passengers behind.
INDICATED.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, who courted wo-
man at New Brunswick, N. j., and con-
cealed the fact that he was married man,
was yesterday acquitted of the charge by
the Chassis of New Brunswick, no one ap-
pearing against him.
EXECUTED.
SUMMERv1LLE, Ca, April 80.
David Beck was hung Friday for shoot
ing William Shsnlin. They had quarreled
about crop contract, and when Shanln
entered Beck's field and attempted to
gather corn, Beck deliberately shot him.
A cowARDs sUBTERFUGE.
NEW YORK, April 90.
Montgomery Throop, fined $25 for
horsewhipping Edward Price, Friday, pro-
cured Prices arrest on the ground that he
had challenged Throop to duel.
ooUNTERFEITRRs ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI, April 80.
Fred Storrburg and John Schwarz,
notorious counterfeiters, were arrested last
night. Eleven moulds, several hundred
counterfeit half dollars, electric batteries,
ETC., were seized.
SUDDEN DgATH-FAlLURE.
NEwBURGH, April 80.
Policeman John Nelson died while pa
trolling, last night, from heart disease.-
Alexander Leslie, grocer, has failed. Liza
bilities $50, 900; assets 100000.
INDICTED.
NEW YORK, April %.
The Suns Albany special reports that
the officers of the American Popular life
insurance company have been indicted
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Parson Brownlow Dead.
KNOXVILLE, April 80.
Ex-senator Brownlow died to-day.
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Crimes and Casualties.
SUSPENSION.

BosToN, April 20.
May & Co., the heaviest metal and hard
ware house here. have suspended, Liabili-
ties 5000, O00
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On LADIES FAVoRITE CARDS with name ~
6O cts. Post paid. j, Hustled, Nassua,N.Y 4
TT A ! comic oil chrome, xii, mounted, worth
2jc, pix love cards, PIX comic envelopes
III LII pix comic cards, pix scroll, ZAP book
Ill II Fun all sent for only I've scent stamps.
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Niagara to be Sold.
NIAeRA FALLS, April 40.
The whole water power of Niagara river
will be sold at public auction May lot.
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BOOKS.

q New pieces sheet music, retails for si.I5,
" sent for 10 cts and stamp. Cheap Music Co.,
Middleboro, Mass. as0d&w4w
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II. c. Rogers & Co., fish dealers, Fulton
market, have failed liabilities, SG5, 900 !;
assets, s2l goo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-15

wteat or corn, and believe they VIII pay
t W farmers better than wheat; / refer to
,o;nier oats seeded early in the fall, before
the 1st OF October. Thus soWed, they are q
mich more certain crop than wheat.
a. to the "Pricklcy Comfrcy" allusion,
r was at q loss to understand it. A dim
idea floatcd through my brain that 1t was n
nlay upon words. The distinguished pro-
fcssor on the occasion alluded to gave it up.
Bnt an acute lawyer, who just then arrived
(probably the equal of Philadelphia law
vcr), unravelled it, and said it meant
.spricklcy comfort" for the farmers. !
submit that while Mr.. Ficklin may be
good farmer, and doubt not he is, for re-
tired merchants and doctors generally make
the best farmers (nothins perSonaD, he Is
very poor "punster."
But pll this in good humor. 1 feel no
offence at Mr. Ficklin's criticism. l nave
made up my mind to have many rub, nt'
II they are all in rs good temper az az. hr
Fickln's. and Tor no more important cause
] shall be content. I expect to reply &c
them very rarely, for when the duties OF
my office commence | shall have my hahos
full. Certainly shall not again reply Mt sc
unexpected length, which have been lee
to do in this case by the interest OF inc SUP
icct, and having some leisure time.
Very respectfully, THOMAS POLLARD.
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The West Virginia Troubles.

The indictment OF Federal soldier
(TyoNrsoN) in West Virginia for the muir
der of Confederate QcE) is attracting a
good deal OF attention. The Providence
III, I.l Journal notices our article upon inc
subject in such way as calls for a WORD Oh
explanation from us.
First. we would have the journal under
stand that there is no sort OF danger that
THOMPSON will be punished for periorli''s
his duty as q soldier. There are huhofeos
ri ex.Fedcral soldiers in Marion county.
We arc we'll acquainted with the people VI
thu. comfy. in which the indictment was
fonnd. and arc entirely confident that no
LAWYER would prosecute, n" court arra's",
and no Jury punish. an eN-Solo'er o.
either army for any act pertormee |" Tue
line oi duty, and under the orders OF a SUI
,,cr;or officer. whether the act were other
eva, unsuitable or not. This is not mall
c;ous prosecution. The foreman OF the
grand iurv which found the indictment Is
president OF the West Virginia Senate. was
once member Of the Virginia Legislature.
and. wha, NAV commend HIM TO the jour
mai. is the nephew OF that bigotcd Repub-
jican. cx-Jnited States Senator WILEY
We do not know why the grand jury IN
dictcd THOMPSON at this late day, but VIC
are lust aS confident a il we did know tha'
there were reasons considered by that grand
irry good and sufficient in law and morals
The journal can see. therefore, why we
lost sight OF the merits Of the prosecution
against THOMPSON. and argued the queS'
tions presented in the threat made by Gene
raj KELLY and in the cncampment whlc'
the cx-Fcaerul soldiers declare it 10 be then
Durnosc 20 establish ut or near the scene O.
the trial. Ii THOMPSON has NOT merltct
punishment, he will not be punished. Hl
life il as safe as that OF the JOurnGES Ell
itor. He will not even be put IN peril Q
il. But ii he shot an innocent man with
out orders and to crafty persona
malice. then he ought to be hung
In either event, the courts OF Yves
Jirrin;a ought to be protected iron
being oyerawed BY Fcderal-Govcrnmen
influence or by the influence OF mob OF eX
soldiers OF the Federal army. The town
Fairmont is within twenty miles OF TIT
PENNSYLVANIA line. The feelings of the eS
ConieGeratcs and the eX-Fedcrals aSains
one another are doubtless extremely bitter
We saw one OF the worst mobs in that towr
we ever SAW, or rather series OF street
fights between southern sympathiZcrS ant
northern SvmpathizerS. Y spark dropped
in such locality might kindle 4 fire tha
would DO 4 great deal OF damage to the ma
terial interests OF the country. All Soo(
citizens ought to counsel the eN-Fedcrals K
trust 10 the sense OF justice of the cour
and the jury, and keep away from zen
campmentS" intended to overawc tr
bunal OF Justice. We repeat it, THOMPSON
will have no Injustice done him. lie is
much more likely to escape merited, than to
receive unmerited, punishment. The courts
are certain to protect him in all his rights.
The case will help to educate the northern
mind as to the proper dividing line between
the States and the Federal Government.