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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians. or sold by druggists. that
carries such evidence Of its success aud
superior virtue as BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled
ON the breast, Consumption. or any
disease It the Throat and Lungs. A
proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted. can get Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try ITS superior eject be-
fore buying the regular size at IS cents
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonder
ful cures are astonishing everyone that
uses it, Three doses will relieve any
ease. Try il
CRANE Il BnlGHaM. Agents,
San Francisco.
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SEND THEM EAsr.-Our large week
ly edition will come from the press this
morning. 1t contains large amount.
Of original matter on topics Of local in
terest, aud pertaining especially 10 the
Territory and its resources 1t also
contains choice selections Of matter and
the latest Geographic news. 1t is just
the paper 10 send East. Single copies
can be had "a, this office for l2I cents
each, Subscription price, - per year.
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y New BLACKSMITH Suor.- Masst>
Mcknight Il Lsary are having new
building Constructed on their new
wharf an Front street. for Me>srs,
Williams 4 murphy to he used as a
blacksmith anal boiler shop. Its Iii
naen>'o;S ave Sonic feet. sud il wiil
eS finished and ready for occupancy
" ~c,k from M.nday rex; MIR
murphy = as experienced and *
ssNl'et' blacksmith aal M Williams
IS sk'l',t All experienced bsr;t,r
maker
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FODDER CoRS.-Corn, sown thickly
81 rs 10 grow like grass. is pronounced
by those who have tested the matter.
to be- the cheapest kind of feed the far
mer can raise. Its enormous produc-
tiveness, com bined with its nutritious
qualities. make it one Of the most prof
liable Of forage crops. OF the modus
operandi Of its culture al exchange
says:
The soil should be made rich,
and not less than eight bushels of seed
sown to the acre in order to reduce the
size Of the stalk. 1t should be cut as
soon a. fully in tassel, the stalk being
then sweetcr than at any other stage OF
its growth. Large areas should not be
planted at one time, but successive
paintings made. 80 that the whole crop
will not need harvesting At the same
time. The most successful mode of
curing is as follows: Cut and spread rs
uniformly as possible over the ground
as soon as the blades on the upper side
are cured. .urn. allowing time for the
blades to cure. next set it up against
poles fastened on stakes or forks, lean
ing the corn from each side. leaving an
open space under the poles to admit Of
free circulation Of air. The poles
should be from three to FIVE feet from
the ground, according to tho length Of
the corn. After the forage is cured, the
whole should he securely housed. but
not in large bulk until all danger of
heating is passed "
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- The first shipment of utie,l or
preserved potatoes ever made ffom
Portland will go out on the harkentine
Falkenberg for Honolulu They are
preserved. the OfegoHissa SAYS by pat
c,t process, AMI arc preferred by macy
to fresh vegetables
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

y Noble. c p Clayton. Port Gan
bic; Il z Eaton, New Orleans; w W
Perrigo, Seattle. p G Cochran. Du
vanish: A r Tracy. White River;
Sebrant, and wife, j Dubrant. john
Glumm, A Leabo. s Jacobs and wife
Californis: Latham. VIM Richards
Nevada.
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L. NJ. Rgsr X Co Will sell t-Do,s AMI
shoes for the neN, few days very low ,o
make room for large and elegant
stock now on the road. Ia arrive on the
Panama.
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.S~ The North Pacific brought over
forty passengers from Victoria and way
ports. yesterday afternoon The Mes
with twenty passengers from up the
Sound. The Comet also came in during
the afternoon with lead of provisions
from White RIVER.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTS. Drafts issued
at lowest rates en- Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia. France. Norway
and sweden Tickets 10 and from
Europe sold ., lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, VT.
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SEATTLE March 30th. 1877.
Currency. here. buying. % selling. S6b.
Trade dollsrs. 959si00 half dollars. S4Qs96.
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SEKus SEEDS SEEDS At iii .
Eureka Bakery. choice garden and
field seeds. Of the finest quality. Call
and examine our extensive stock IF
seeds before purchasing els. here.
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49, \ large .ot II young >.lmon
were tsot@hi down l,osa up llr : uad
yesterday a:ieruyoa. .ui the stalls are
now sbunianilv supplied ws;b them
They >ell a, d cents per pound
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~ As soon a. the bark Malay az
rivgs II take the ca4l frota the TALBOT
banker they will be torn down
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- The Jewish Passover If eight
DAY. duration cnBmenes-i isy before
yesterday.
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- The work Of tearing iosu lbs
hentoa bankers Is progressing very
sewiy. The men Who undertook the
loe. sos more team thsy hargainsd tog
While the man who pat them up origi-
nasly built them "fag al tina"
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.a The new residence oG Mr. II l.
Hathaway, oou,,ra,ted on Spring s,Fe,i
oy NJ Ssrs- Starh.rd and Calls. Is NOW
completed The carpenter work has
oesn done ln \ manner - reflect mach
CROFT upon the huilder>, while the
painting and gaining. done hy Nr
IN ''nas Eastward. Is particularly fee
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SWEPT CpER: of extra quality. FIR
>A't iy T. II Moore, Third stree, Mar
kff
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- The drug s,otcs Il this city "ii,
hercal,-r * olen,d on Sundays Gully
irom . o'oloek 20 la \ u. tram - NJ
,oir NJ. and fros, $ 10 : o'clock
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sam Franchise Market.
SAN fsAzc,sco. March 20.
Wheat-<9 o5eS3 i7x
Bariey-Feed. 81 &a0i 50.
oats-H sSata %.
Potatoes-25a65c.
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ss~ The bark Montana hauled IN 10
the Seattle bankers las: evening The
Lis&ic Williams will complete her cargo
this forenoon aud probably sail -
uigh'
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Prices given in the drSt column indicate whs
is paid. and those in the last the retail price,
, 1877-07-18

To striho squarsly at the root Of the evil
Of intomperanco appears to bo tho object Of
tho New York Excise Hoard. Acting under
tho provision Of tho law restricting tho sale
Of lqnor TO inns, tho Commissioners layo
determined TO compel all houses securing
licenses 10 provide accommodations for
sleeping on thoir promises, though thoy do
not by any means propose to licsnse every
house proving compliance with tho statute.
They assume that not o little depends on the
1aputc Of tho tavorn, and consequently they
perumptonfy refuso all applications for
licensees from corner grogallops and low tip
pling.houscs. DE1Moxico fnds 1t necessary
to provide beds for all lis louses, though Ills
downtown places close at i o'clock in tho
evening and hia uptown establishment ut
tg:JO d. In.
, 1877-07-18

Our special cable dispatch this morning
gives very interesting aud clrcumatantia
account Of tho brilliant victory achieved by
The Russians in tho capture of Nikopolis.
So quiet aud rapid was the advance that
tho Turks had their first notice Of 1t in the
nttack itself, and tho Russians appear to
havo conducted their movements with do
greo OF bravery and spirit such as has not
bacn cslualed heretofore in the war. Thoy
kuceoeded in capturing. G,60o prisoners,
among whom vera two pashau, AouMEp and
11AasAN, beaides two Turkish gunboats. The
affair Is by nil odds the inost important OF
tho campaign thus far, and au advantage
has beon gained by tho Russians which will
cost tho Turks dearly to overcome.
, 1877-07-18

1t is now thought to bo moro than rroba-
tlo that the 1.ou,nanian army will not take
m actiyo part in the bulgarian campaign.
but will servo tho double purpose Of guard
ing against an invasion OF Noumanian terri.
tory and covering up the line Of tho Danubc,
thereby protecting tho ltuasan rsar md laso
Of supplies, There Is also every reason to
believe TINT Bcrsia will maintain her present
position OF armed neutrality. 1t those H.
ports aro correct, two very troublesome
questions will have been removed from tho
field Of diplomacy. aud Austria can flnd no
p1etext for Intervention iu this direction.
, 1877-07-18

do A31d Whef6 tAey arc needed, 1of An un-
known land, upon The empty promises of
speculatora.
Al vo hav, n1rcsav ,ntimated. tie origin
of th,s au1,en o1ofins IL h 1,a fount, in
political dtaeontents md dissppointmen.s.
Their .1aseat IN Tho 1ast election. their loss Of
of1]ces and tbo ;tscrcasa of their po1;tical
mower and Inanonoc. aeem tn hayo insuIrci
tho leaders to adopt this foolish and reckless
scheme a. o eort Of revenge against lhs
sousbern vh;tcs The abxnnl;tv at sucl, a
stem. leaving out Of tho question the certain
m;sar ttat n,nat resn1t from Il. Ia m ann,r.
ent tha. Il tnrx1lv pooda men,ion. II woul1
hnvs heon inst M conaistent for tho white
Rennblicana Of The North. after tho defeats
Of 1874. TO have emirratel In body to South
America ss for tho Black Republicans Of The
south to puck up md 90 to Liberia because
tbev have bean defeated. Tho colorosl
mon OF tho. South aro citizons Of
the United States, and entitled to
tho same riahts and responsible for
tho came duties N tho whites. Their pre-
eminent duty II to remain In tho country, to
help doyelop its produotivencss and increase
ita wealth, and 10 perform I'll their dutiea aa
citixona. Tho ol,iof necessity Of tho nogro
Ia education. Instead of plupeinc into reck.
, 1877-07-18

institution, it viii Afford the Choulifrs
n d'indn*'1s wide latitude In lovying black
mail, na Grand Jury nover siss before
which there aro not prcsentmeuta that hare
no other basi. tllan private 1nalice or hrai-
ness complications. I. will not be hnias
for tho Criminal Court mud the Ssates-At-
tovney Ia Eivo this new commercial enter
prise somo Of thoir attention.; hut ths real
romcdy for this, as veil ~ all other abuses
growing ont of tho County Ring, will be
the election Of Rve honest Commissioner
no1t fall, aud 0vo more Of the same kind
the year after. This resta with The people.
, 1877-07-18

Tbs officials Of Howard County, Iowa, aro
grayoly pcrpioxe1. FnAxK KITE, tho Coun-
ty rreas'1ter, absconded, taking with him
various suus, had tho combination Of tho
safo, supposed to contain $4,000. Prompt
ly comes tho safe doaler, who says le has not
been paid yet. aud ref,moa 10 open tho door
until tie amount Of 81, 900 Inns been paid
The officials nrs not sure Of the contents,
md as tho safe w&s purchased on trial. thoy
aro not prepared to say whothor 1t suita or
not until they tley arc sare that the coveted
twenty thousand good and lawful dollara Of
the realm are within. Safe man says 1t It
doesn't please ulcm hu will take it OF their
lands Just as 1t H. and the distractol guardi-
mus aro afraid to pay tho amount due or lct
tho cafe 90,
, 1877-07-18

There can ba no fault found with the ro-
cent order relative to oflce-hoiding aud po-
Etical management on the scorc OF Partially.
The prohibition strikes at tho highest as we'll
al tho lowest, tho Cabinet having decided that
u'cmbeu Of tho National Republican Com
mittec, who arc likawiso Fodoral officers,
1nuss resign one position or the other. Mr..
NcConn1cK, Assistant 6ecretary OF tho
I'reasury, comea under tho ban and 50 does
Postmaster f1lLEY, OF st. Louis, aud per.
hapo SOME others OF tho National Committee.
, 1877-07-18

1t has long been evident that there Is no
limit 10 the ingenuity and enterprise Of
Chicago people in opening up now op-
portuni.ies for 1nonsy-makiug. The latest
i,ntauce Of this il the employment Of .he
position Of Grand Juror ss An agency Tor
blackuailiug. According TO al accounts,
this nsw branch Of industry originated
III ths last Graud Jury. There IL
so,uo difference Of opinion a. to the
progress it lnalo aud the revenue It yielded ;
but there Is certainly hope for the enlarge
men. OF the field and the increase Of the
profits 10 long IS tho County Board u con-
trulied ty corrupt Hing, md that Hing has
thu selection Of tha Grand jury. Tue Grand
Jury. beiug Al arbitrary aud irresponsible
, 1877-07-18

Mr.. BroRxY. Of the Tina, still insists
upon tho annexation Of America to Cauatla,
which necessarily implioa the snborlination
Of the United States to the Grown ot Great
Britain in q provincial aud dependent atti-
tulo. This is q new freak OF 1Iollle Maguir-
isn. Tlo all: gorical lying-down Of tho lion
aut1 the lamb together Is not 50 swoet and
beautiful q picture ~ this meek and lowly
submission OF the pretended organ OF the
Irish Homo Rulers 10 the british greed Of ap'
ue1ntion. Can 1t ba that s7opEr hopes l,e
lnay bo appointed Goyesuor-G General Of tue
United 6tates under the new dispensation?
, 1877-07-18

have suggested. II Is timo for Mayor
HkArH to give his personal attention 10 this
matter; for, II there Ii any further occasion
for complaint, be is the one who will be
held responsible. As to his Health CON-
missioner, he can either dismiss him, or sup
rresa lis ridiculous babb1c about bitches,
and forks, and sIipa, and stagnant pools,
about which tbs people have heard A.
together enough. The stencil comoa from
tho rendering establishments; itcan be stop
nod and snuse be stopped.
, 1877-07-18

a vacancy having occurred On the Htsta
Board Of Equalization for the South District Ut
Chicago, by reason Of the declinat!on vi Ar.
5louoAx. the Governor has appointed Str.
JAMS +. Roo7 to dill it. This gentleman, u
cepttng the appointment, wrote the following
characteristic letter:
TAs IIoa. 4sasi6y ", Cufiom-DEAa Sin: Your
Communication OF the 18th Inst, fnclo4fnH my
commission ~ 4 1rtnbst Vt the Board Of Equalls4-
lion. IL rocclvsa, which oEace hessby accept.
hare No pledge y mako except such ~ arc pro.
sutuuuu, which u TIM ~ ao soleunly 1xsas th&t
, 1877-07-18

Gen. RKNEAu, sont' to Mexico with stnto
dispatches from tho United States Govern-
mont, Inns returned with glowing impress
sions Of the DAz dynasty, and represents
his ns tho beat Government Mexico las
known for twonsy years. D1Az gives great
promises Of what Lo will DO towards brcak-
ing mp bordor-raida, and apparently is will
ing to do anything to secure recognition by
tho United States.
, 1877-07-18

threatening death to any engineer who pills
train out Tho entire military and con-
stabn1ary force Of tho State ahou1d be called
ont, it necessary, to disporse tho raotous
strikers, aud prevent the SUCCESS Of the vio-
lent and un1awful methods they have en-
rloycd 10 carry their point in the matter Of
1rnveE.
, 1877-07-18

APOLLO COMMANDMENT NO. I. KSr0nrs
TkMPIAK, -.Mtmbars Of this Commandery who hsys
mi yet EIeh nut and returned 'QnettGn CAr1$' to
l.renrdrr will please t 70 At and ssse III tie sboF
fr ,:,unrnt. wprk IL comply wi,h the reqnisrmcnls
ami We urge you In tho lnte!tr,s Of The
thc part nf many Of the nltlhttt in promptly return
tct cards has cnutel uncertainty mud
- i. 4. DUNLOP, Eeconler.
HEsFERIA LODGE, No. All, A. F. / 4. M.-Mem.
bcrt hereby rotlnrd - tttn isrmlnI connnnI.
tatin Of tic Lntge, he hed 1t their IA.t. ut
E4tIoiph .I llAiated.sls. tha "Wednesday evening.
July IT. ~, o'clock. Third Dckrco Visiting bfusE.
TCn ot,alIY Invited.
iJy order ii Chu IIesih fireman. ~ n.
ClIAS. +. FUEftSrEI, Bccfy.
, 1877-07-18

Giroonbacks at the New York Stock Ex.
change yesterday closed at ot3. Tho desire
Of persons owning MISUNDERSTANDING
Treasury notes To convert them into per
cent pTomiscs-to-pay WIS tho cauSe Of this
probably temporary depression.
, 1877-07-18

ADJUSTMENTS. A


IIonlry's Thrnfre.
N1ndo1eh btrttt. besween Clssk md taeAlte. En-.
Placement Of tho Union Square Company. "Tes Dan.
icrns" Mcssrh Thosne. U'Nell, stoddart etc. Nc4.
damcs Fanny Mosant. Barn jawesk kathaflne ffoR'
srs, etc. Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-07-18


r,1,, p7,7o.n7.v vvrvuov
Now thnt tho Rnasiane - nrn ~ across tf,s
n.nnhs mi IN occnnation If n cons;,,crobte
,.-t - n.,,,a-,s rra n,... r.,,,ro11v ov,,a,.,
to t.o- r,t on,v ~ oro.t hn,,Ios accor,.
nanied with fearfn1 .tauol,tsr. hut afeo Of
dreadful outraoos and msssacres Tho Rms.
aian armv Ia bent unon a VA, of sub,nrat,on
or determination. md IL will not conduct
that war viii, hid olovna on. r,a fighting
crnol. narc,,css hor,,o ot Asiatics Win ara a
bioodtb,r.tv now ., tbev were three hun.
t1ret1 veara nao. when thew poured over into
Europo, Tha Turks. with. their destiny
staring shom in tho face. and with tho sasur.
ances Of THAR pronl,ot. Tint for ovoYv aoven
men. woman, and ch;1drcn slaughtered. one
Of the foithfnt e.rns The bowers Of Paradise
md The embraces Of The hours, viii sluucI,.
, 1877-07-18

Tho following tablo shows tho total stock and
bontls III Wesscrn ,allroads, with tho AMOUNT
paid Inst year-1670-on tho stock and also on
tho t>Quls;
, 1877-07-18


"8'1'
WHAT REFopxs rHr pRrsrnrnr HAS
Accoa6pI1surp,
THO reform Of The Civil Service In tho
United States Ia a business of tho most diff
cult character. Opposed to II is nearly ffty
vears' upbroken praotica Of the spoils s7sten.
and opposed to II sro all tho homes, memo
ries. and traditions of the politicians. In
VOWED in the reform is tho Improvement of
the character and qualifications Of tho men
who will hereafter be- senntors and I,opre-
sentatiyos In Congress-, and the election OF
mon TO these placcs because of their intel
lectual ability md business qualities instead
Of An election through tho operations Of party
machinery aud tho bargain and sale Of Offices.
There in no law Of Congress- which contem-
.,lntcs or provides for ths reform Of the Civil
Service. md o. such reform strips the men,
bern of both Houses Of Congress Of tho polit-
ical patronage Of the country. tho 1nombcrs
of Congress may be said TO bo wholly oI,-
posetl to any legislation to expedite TINT re.
form, or to aid tho President in any measure
looking 10 that end.
President HArEa has undertaken to reform
tho public service 60 far O. 10 may do no
consistently with law. Beyond that he cnn-
not 70. The greater abuses Of the Civil
servico are: /. Tho multiplicity of Offices,
and tho unnecessary number of subordi.
mates pensionea for rarty purposes
on tho public. z Tho personal unfltness
and official ;ncomretency Of a largo part Of
the force. 8. Tho close identity Of tue
Official servants Of the Government with the
machinery Of party politics. These three
abuses. to yhicl, tho public 6eryice ores
much Of ita corruption, expausivonoss, and
inoiIlcioncy, nro only to Iin,itotl oxtant
within tho Presidents control: but TO tho
extent Of his power, within tic brief time
he las beeo III Office. be f,as dono much In
MI tbeso rnrtic,11ars, aud will continue 10
carry out that poliey. In the first placo, lie
has reduced tho Number Of tho Government
c,nploycs "a far ss he hul authority to
do 10, Nearly one thousand persons
havo been discharged ut Washington
City alone, and ie has now under invcstiea-
ton tho propriaty of abolishino sonao other
branches Of tho service which aro costly. and
whose oporations haye been both Irregular
and ;rrcsronx;hla Tn liko mann,r ,'e ii.
-c,.,sd a rav,e;on ~ ,ho r.v-ro,, i, tbo Nav
york cuatom.17onso redncino tho fo,oo N
ner cont con.ol;aot;nc ror;ona off,ces md
ausnontlinn others until such timo M tbov
NAV 1,e al,olished 1iko investigations int,
the operatiuc machinery Of Other Custom.
uousea in the country are In progress. and
unless Conurosa. alarmed at Tie rotlnction
of lncs, rn'ronnoa. sI.,l ;rto-fsro ha y,1,
corsa 1;io ra.,,,ction ~ so1.r;o. and foad
olI,coa IN nil t1ose cua.om.Uonaoa md nv
ouun oficos. No nan con1l l,nvo ,1ono mora
tl,on lin 4,rca.,ont Ina dina md Ia ,1o;nt, In
tha ,vav of ro.,uc;no tho nnnhar NJ ,ub,;o
oe,cos md xo}ar,ad ernnlovoa
Tn Tho nont,ar ~ tho .acon;, ,,,n,o In I'm,
becn M less industr;ona md ilote,n,nc,1
rho ,ntau;,x and c,roc;ty ~ a a,ho-t,;noto
IN o,1,co L. n matter ~ conc,rn ,,ot onlv ~
Iho nnh,io hnt n ,ho in;,;v;I,ra, 11oa
, 1877-07-18

Monroe ftrcet. corner Of Dearborn. Eorelt1
farce. and rAntontme, Mcttrs. Fat HooaeT. f. u
Hall. Anh1tt, ctc.: Mechanics La1kclle, Ad4h Rtch
mend, etr. Afternoon aud evening.
, 1877-07-18

IT. II, ri, Il.
!":1' .,s '.a.s'yas , W.. 1@ou'o wv. "'sns"'
INV "t. 4o'A' ., ~ s''', ~ a''f"' "ne skosH' '
sas ,a~a.1. "t"on ,a' ~ eops ., Aa'' ass. a 49,
~ sa s',.,.,;.,' s !. a 49,. .e
..s7 ~, ..ls, ...s"... '' ~
''S>' ''-'>% "'"ss .s1..ss-.- =. ..rr.-.
rHr GEORGIA corsrrTuT1oNh1. coHyRr.
TIoN,
We prin. elsewhere this morning tho ad-
dross made-by ex-Gov. CHARLES j. JENKINS
at the opening Of the GcorRia Constitutional
Convention, Of which ho has boon chosen
President. We givo It space for two rea-
sons,-arst, because It contains some
thoughts which cannot be too frequently i'm
pressed upon people which are intrastel
with self-governrnent and, secondly, be.
cause it's tone and the manner In which It
was received will tend to allay any popular
apprehension there may be at tho North Of a
purpose In Georgia to antagonize tho princi-
p1as contained in tho amendments to the
Constitution Of tho United states. When
contrasIed with the approhonsions expressed
by Senator BharsR in his Fourth-ot-July ora-
tion. Gov. JENKINS romarks arc reasHlring.
It does not appear from bis speech
that tito purpose OF the Convention
is simply to drop out Of tho Goor-
gfa Constitution tho patriotic sentiment
of etornal allegiance to the United statcs
Government, but rather 10 provide protec-
ton against the squnndering Of public
moneys on private enterprises, for which tho
present Constitution, alopsed by the carpet
baggers, furnishea such abundant oppor-
tnnity. It may be that the now Constitution
will not contain any rcforenco to the Re-
bellion. nor any pledges novorto rebol again;
pledges OF this kind would probably not be
regarded IS very binding If the people Of
Georgia should over desire to rebel again,
md tho Hbsouce OF auct, pledges will be
largely atoned for by the formation Of such
harmony with the Constitution OF tho United
stasos and secure eaual rights to oil men.
This will DO moro practical than any
pledges or patriotic utternneea that could
bs incorporated In it. II is scarco-
~ to DO doubted that Gov. JENKINS,
like most GeorgianH, is strongly 'moued with
tho fallaoy OF state-oovere'gnty, out Ae dla
not force it into prominence on this occa-
sion; his reference to reserved eoses-
eighty i8 scarcely surprising AZ t1mo "hon
Georgia IS engaged IN exercising tnososcfeleh
function Of framing a constitution tor It's
local uovcrnment. Iho qnalncation con-
veyed by tho term " reserved" IN connection
with Lis othor REMARKS indeed. implies iaa
recognition Of the limitations imposed ny
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