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IInrlIAnn \. RniIFr.

Everybody will coucede the dignity
impaired 10 the scheme of investigation
bv the connection with IL f CIsrkson
\ Potter. Distinguished by birth, man
ner, and appearance, he Is also a nan OF
commanding ability. As q gentleman,
he easily ranks with the foremost men In
Congress, who by culture, considerateness
dignity, and sfisbility, merit that much
abused title. A practical man Of affairs,
he does not recognize the impaIpsbIe
partition which separates the able politi-
clan from the statesman Tor the terms
mean the same thing. He is also a man
of the world, having the least possible
respect for cant and empty pretentions.
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Indorsad hv q Prominent Druggist,

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL CURE OF me, and from time TO time
made me familiar with his case. lbelieve his state
mont 10 De true In every particular. - ...-.,-.
FITCHBUEG, oct. IL. JAS. i. DERBY
Each package contains Dr. Sanford's Improved
IuLaug Tube and fUll directions for its In all
cases Price, 81. For sale by all Wholesale and re-.
tail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States and CGnsdss. WEEKS q POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Very Strong Plaster.

ElkO New Post,
a young physician was recently called
to see a lady IN White Pine. He con-
cluIad she was bilious gave her y stripe
remedy, and ordered tnat q i'Eut mus
tsrd pihter should be applied to her feet.
Something happened in that house a little
later. and when the doctor was tod of it
he was a little nonplussed for moment,
but rallying h5 assumed an air Of dignity
and said "SOme men will never learn
ANYTHING. l told her lout OF " hu, band
to put tCsqk mustard plaster to her feet,
but he has totally disregsrded my IL
s.ructions and applied a strong ole, and
see the RESULT"
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T0RACCOS.

have on hand full Inc Of ToGRccos
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including Lorillard'S. FINER
Pros, Homer HudsOu'S, J. 3. Pace, Rich
mond, J. K. Pace, Danyille, 4. r. Grayely,
HolbrOOk'S Monitor Navy, Harry {. HOl-
brooks Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
VI. REILLY,
1863 and 1871 Main Street.
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CHARACTERIZATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

- q y;;s.s.s..Ss ss;ssS.-esssfs -
On and after May Is, 1878, Passenger
Trains will leave as iollOWs-Wheelln
FTFra
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The Right Man.

Burlington Hawk Eye.
The Iowa PouIterers' Association
sends us circular With the rtqUcs, that
we hand it to some enthusiastic "chjcken-
fancier." The most enthusiastic chick
en-fancier" in Burlington has been IN
isil ever since the last dark of the moon,
but wen hand in the circular to the
sheriff for him. He'll get it.
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MEATS AHDLARD.
POTOMAC HERRING.

. Halt barrels No. ! just received and
for sale by, VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
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The orLoaning IA Quarter.

To lend nan - quarter politely re.
quires considerable GOODNESS and sel'-cOn-
trol. To be slow and chremo'ious about
it implies distrus,; to slap down the coin
with a "bang" indicates irritation, while
TO search sll your pockets in succession
conveys the impression that you will be
left penailess by the transaction. A
smiling, quiet, prompness marks the
Gentleman in this crisis.
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GCaI%vcLI House.

W. Va. 300 teet above sea level. Capacity,
I5D guests. Mineral springs Of many varle-
ties on and az accent 10 the grounds. Also
two immense bath houses Tor the use OF
guests. The water has an unvaTying tenn
perature OF ~ Fahrenheit, and 10y aua.y-
Sis found similar To .he hot springs OF.
Arkansas. open entire wear. Board s1.5l
per day :; Sl5 per week $50 per month. For
further particulars address
ma25Ns-b J. RI. OrEY CARY, PrOpr.
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The EIoquencc OF Motiou.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
There are times when deaf person,
closely watching the energetic gesticuls-
tons of Theadore Thomas, might nstur-
ally conclude that he was bound to con-
vince the Court and jury that II WAS not
his client who stole the mule.
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Stockholders Meatinu..

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE $40 G. X
A holders OF the Nail City Brewing COM
pIny Will he held et the Office of the Conn
pany, on the End Tuesday in June, W l.h
an are earnestly requested 10 attend, :
business Of Importance is t. le transacted.
BY order OF Pr tERW ELTI, PreN't.
:, BlNGELI, SeCy. MARSH
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Leave. Accom-. Mail ....... Express

SteubenvilIe accommodation leaves
Bcllaire at 44jP.m. Bridgeport at 90, and
arrives NJ Steubenville at 6:l5 p. n.
Leaves Steubenville at $40 a. m, Bridge
port al $50 q. M. arrive at Bellaire at $3.50
a m.
TidkctS and baggage checks to all prin-
cipal points in the East and West can be
procured at the Union Ticket Office,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, and at Ticket
office in Bridgeport.
+. Il. MYERS,
mas General Passenger < Ticket AGUnt.
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At far lower figure thsn that IN these
hard times. To be sure, this particular
Prince is prime srticle, rels ion OF
the reigning family. 1t Irene narries
this sweilissimc like Beatrice" IN Much
Ado About Nothing, shewIll want another
husband for working-dsys, His Grace
being too fine for use, except on Sundays.
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Cnas,e a. Ice, aud Pure as SNOW,

The fragrant Sozodont is 3 scientific
composition Of the purest and choices
ingredients OF the Oriental vegetable
kngdom. Every ingredient is well
known to have beneficial effect Oh the
teeth and gums. 1t removes all diS@'
greeable odOrs, even that Of tobacco. II
speedily removes those ravages which
children sustain in their teeth, owing TO
improper use of sweet and acid articles,
which imperceptibly destroy them.
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is IT Durable?

yT1HOsE who havo suffered from the various and
J. complicated forms OF disease assumed by Ca
tarrh, and have tried many physicians and reme-
dies without relief or cure. await the answer 10 this
question with considerable anxiety. And well they
may fOrno disease that can be mentioned Is so uni
ycrsaIly prevalent and destructive to health as
Catarrh- Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
and frequently fatal affections Otthe lungs follow,
Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections such az
deafness Impaired cycsght, and loss OF sense OF
SMELL may be referred to rs minor mt nevertheless
sgrions results of neglected Catarrh, bad enough
In themselves, but rs nothing compared with tho
dangerous affections Of the throat and lungs likely
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DUPONT's WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY,

7 HAVE ~ ALL TINES IN MAGA-
1 ZINE, a large stock OF the above cele-
bra;ed Powder, viz: Rifle, sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, IL metallic
packages, which 1 will sell AT wholesale at
manufacturers prices. / nave portable
magazines OF different sizes for Sh ,piug,
and will deliver Tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is unequaIled In strength ana
quality. n. REILLY,
Sole AGENT.
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EoR SALE

WE HAVEON HAND 4 FEW OF THE
w old style Wooden HydrautS, which
we are now Offering TO the public at Cost,
to make room Tor our new Patent hon
Hydrant and Street Washer, the best in
The market, which can be repaired with
out digging up. "
I4IS MARKET STREET..
ma2Srs TRIMBLE & HORSBROOh.
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Fi.prrrg His Battles DER Again.

Paris Letter.
A tom cat that did the siege OF Paris
now lives with ITS mistress at Vincennes.
When the artillery practice 1t collects
morsels of bread and meat and retlres to
the cellar for safety.
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

Gentlemen. My case IS briefly as follows; 1have
had Catarrh for ten years each year with increas;
Ing severity For nine years had not brcathcd
through ono nostril. had droppngs in the throat,
q very bad cough asthma so bad as TO be o6!igedto
take arggdy fOrit might before being able 10 lie
down and sleep, and q constant dull pain in my
head. Ny head was at times so fun OF catarrhal
matter a. 10 !ujurcmy sense Ofhearing and compel
me 10 get up several times in the night 10 clear u
and my throat before could sleep. Every one OF
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
RADICAL CURE My hearing Is fully restored. l
have no GSJhmat!c symptoms, no cough, no drop.
pings In the throat, no headache aud In every way
better than have been for years. could feel the
effects OF the CURE my appetite, on my kidneys,
and, in fact every part Of my system What has
been done In my case Is wholly the effect OF the
RADICAL CUER. Very respectfully, ,.,-..
IIICuBUEG, Oct. Il. &. II. LAW RENEE
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ii CAN Be CURED,

TT cen be cured. There isno doubt about IT.. The
/ Immediate relief afforded by SASFoRDs RADG-
CAL CURE FOR CATAEEH Is but q slight evidence Of
what may follow persistent use Of this remedy,
Tie hard, inCrustCd matter that has lodged In the
nasal passages is removed with few applications.
the liberation and Inflammation subducd and
healcd; the entire mcmbran"us Innings Of the head
are clcanscd and purified. ConsttutiOnally its &C.
tlon is that of powerful purifying agent, destroy
ing in it, course through the system the Gcit
nlL2aN tho aesLTuctNC nEent In CATARRHAL dlseasea.
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CAPITAL, s25O,OOU?
JOHN K. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank of the Chic Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking in all It's
details.
It succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage.
meuL.
BY carefully regarding the interests offs
correspondents and depOSitOrS, and by q
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on eli points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check Il
sight, received from banks, bankers, firm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN r. BOTSFORB VIZ. r.. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WM. a. TURNER,
WIN. A. IsETT, JOHN l.. HOBBS,
A. NJ. ADAMS, .. c. DEWEY,
HENRY VI. ~ NRpER NV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31

Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p. n.
and 6:25 "a. N. run daily. Through Chicago
Express. with sleeping car attached,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at
$40 p. m, arriving in Chicago At 80 next
morning. Berths can be secured IN adj
vance at Union Depot Ticket ONCE,
Columbus.
Puuman's drawing room sleeping cars
through without change, tom Steuben-
Vile and CO.um bus, 10 Cincinnati Louis
vi. ~. indianapolis and ~. LOUIS.
For through tickets, Baggage checks.
sleeping car accommodations, &C, apply
10 JOS. v. BeleviI.e, Ticket Agent at Pam
Handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh street, or
At city TIcs.t T. flee, under hcLure House,
Wheeling.
columbus. o.; :. Il. FELTON,, Jr., General
superintendent, Pittsburgh, Pa: W. J..
D'Erlen, Genera. Pa,-eng ger Agent, q" UNI
bus, Q. mali
I,E AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE
y .Url inst. cars on the Wheeling and
Elm Grove railroad, vi. Tuu 20 follows:
Cars viii leave the city cor % Market
and Eleventh >ts.l and Sta : IL > at
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JOAQUIN MILLER

Called on me yesterday. l see he has
let his hyperion locks grow long again,
probably in view Of this trip to London,
the scene Of his early and surprising sue
cess. snd wners photographs of hum are
still procurable, representing q long
haired, eccenIric-looking individual AS
the Poet of the SIerras. OF course friend
JOAQUIN Is loaded down with the diamond
lingering which now seems to be the
unavoidable draw back to the average
a nerican Of roloricty. All can say
is l wish they wouldn't. 1t is feariuiIy
BAT form for man u wear a BIZ dla-
mond ring We have outGrcwn that
callow period Of our national existence
when our men wore big diamond crosses
in their snir, fronts; now l wish they'd
shed the rIngs
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II ,g7g Prizes, amounting 80
Gen. q. T. BEAUREGARD, OF La,
Gen. JUBAL a. EARLY, OF Va,
Co nmiSSiOnCTS.
Write for Circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
maliwSb p. O. Box Gy2. New Orleans, La.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS

~ 81 . P :; Gag Gu1pgwI,-, .-..
and iUTF sop n HTI, TTG TO- ta-.,a i.
al low figures. ~ AZ. H-. -
10y and 1911 Main -,
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Unhappy RELIES t. Young Men a
from the effects OF Errors and
SSAbuSes in early lie. Mauh"OdTi
Restored. ImpedimtntS TO Mar
= Sriage removed. New and re- =
Z -markSble remedies, Books and -
= GCirCulayS sent ire h. sealed EMO
-velOpeS. Address tic WARD As
- 4 sOCIATION, 4l5 y. Ninth Strect,s
Z - Philadelphia, Pa. An Institu-
: ~tion having high re ut1t.0uTa
: 6 tol honor, able conduct and pro
= feSSiOnal skill. -
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CAROLINA RrCr

JJ ueTccs received dire. r....
ton, IN store ana for sale b.. ..' ....,.
IA+ a.i isl. Nl..,
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & SlLOuiS

:. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROUTE.
Time table East and West, May 18th,
1873. Trains leave Panhandle Depot. foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing,
daily, except Sunday, as fouows-Wh Wheel
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aE'ltcclinQ &r9l5ter.
.OsSIPs FROM LONDON.
re I.ncnn I'm the ENQUIRER.

olive Logan in the Enquirer.
Our much esteemed Minister, MT.
Welsh. who is l.ss frequently seen IN
fashionable and frivolous assemblies tnat
in religious gatherings IN London M,
nounces that the ladies of the family Will
receive between the hours Of three ana
SIX o'clock on Wednesdays during May.
MRS. WELSH
Iobabits q very beautiful mansion in the
most sristocratlc part OF London, Queen 5
Gate. KeuHngtOn. facing that vista OF
sylvan beauty, Hyde Park. Miss Welsh
and Miss Waite, the daughter OF the
Chief-Justice, were presented to the
Queen this week By the ) Danish Embass-
alreSs, gentlemen having no power -
present ladies ut Her Msjesty's Court
The young American girls were tor'u-
nate in the select on OF day ior pres
entstion, ss they had the opportunity oil
seeing the Queens eldest daughter inc
wife of Our Fritz" Of Germany, herself
AFUTURE EMPRESS.
She has been rarely in Eng land since her
marriage about twenty years ago, but
when She does come she CONES surround
ed by all the ponp End circumstance AT
tending the Hottest Prices ard the
leading continental throne, and bringing
with her a whole retlnue Cf noble lords
and higr-born Games. Her toilets, too,
are unusua " magnlfceot. Al thS1rsw-
ine-room our young American girls at
tended the Imperial Princess wore -
robe of clOth-of-gold, with petticoat OF
white satin bordered with ermine and be-
spsngled with diamonds almost IN the
amazingly gorgeous fashion affected by
Queen Elizabeth, as shown In the pictures
ana ethsles eXtsnt OF her.
l have many inquiries concerning the
lady who ow goes under the sObrigUet
OF Irene HacgiIhcuddy," and my lair
corresp ondeuts seem especially anxious
TO know If the handsome Irene Is soon 10
add the tenderest OF all to the tender
recollec.ions. All l can say Is that that
Australian Prince Is
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-02-16

One Ncwsom, in the House of Rep
reeeutatives of this State. during the
discussion of the proposed constilu.
tional amendments last Monday, took
occasion to reiterate the vulgar and
slanderous falsebood Of Warmotb,
that 'the press favors a convention
because it would put money in their
pocket" end t0at nll who favor il are
parties 10 interest. We are all parties
10 interest so far ns relates to the
general welfare Of the people; but
when these political thimble-riggers
and would.be statesmen bring such
charges as these against an entire
class of honorable and patriotic gen.
,lemeu, they either utter a known
falsehood or are tho ignorant to know
anything about the matter OF which
they are speaking. aud merit only the
contempt Of the intelligent class that
they attempt TO SANDER; for il is well
known that the press has made greater
sacrifices for the good of this State
than all other enterprises and PROBES.
sions combined. There are very few
newspaper men, in fact, in this State
who have not made very great per-
sosal sacrifices in the interest Of the
people.
u The convention would put any
money 10 our pockets. except 10 the
way Of taxes saved. we are not aware
Of the fact; but We canno. say that
opposition thereto has not put money
In the pockets of our slsnderers.
Dishonest persons always suspect
others Of dishonest motivee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proceedings Of the Police Jury
Of lhc Parish Of. kichiand.

RaYvILLE. La Feb II. 1878.
The Police jury il and I"r the Pa,si, of
Rich and met pursuant 10 aijrurnmrn, on
this, the l,l day of February. 1879
Present-inhn Bishop, Member Ward M.
/: John II Milling. Membrr Ward No 3;
n G. Msngham. Member Ward No 4;P.H II.
Parham. Member Ward No. 5. Elinh Scot.
Member Ward No .; (vlce W 1hos. Jor-
dan. former president. permanently left the
State) he having been commis-on and
qualified according 10 law.
The Boafd was called 10 order On mo-
ton. John Bishop was elected president PRO
!tpi
The Board then proceeded to the election
Of president of the Polire Jury. when John
Bishop was nominated aud unanimously
elected President for tb- term liked by law.
On motion reading of HE minutes of last
meeting was dispensed with.
ORDINANCE NO. 1.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of
the Parish If Rchand that Ordinance No. g.
An ordinance I-vying a tax 10 provide a rev.
enue for the Parish of Richland Tor the year
1875"
That the estimate made and published al
tie meeting of the B'sri on the 22nd of
December, 1877, fixing the amount oi taxes
necessary to deffsy the expenses Of the Par
i.h OF Richiand for the year 1878 at ten mills
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-02-16
The Louisiana Lottery and the
Democrat.

With commeHdab!e honesty, can
dor and independence, the New Or
leans Democrat is wagiDg relentless
though jus, war agaius, the most IL
iquilous and powerful monopoly thai
has ever tried to conlro! the affairs OF
this STATE. We heartily endorse It's
manly espou>al OF the cause If the
people, aud pledge j, our cooperation
TO the extent Of our ability aud OPP
porluni,ies, only wishing that they
were greater, that We might thereby
accomplish the more good.
The assertion Of The Democrat that
the agents of the Louisiana Stale
Lottery had been busily engaged in
the lobby and in the committee roo.ns
fixing" members in opposition to a
constitutional convention. caused u
little breeze in the House the other
day. which resulted ia the aproal-
pient Of a committee To- investigate
The charges; and The Democra, prom
Uses to place that committee in pUs-
session Of some very damaging facts
in relation TO the matter, and il furih-
or prOmises to continue it's war on
this institution until the Ubiquitous
ring is broken. 1t has undertaken a
big job in behalf Of the people, but
its managers. we think. need not fear
that the people will leave i, wholly
dependent upon official patronage for
existence. as Mr.. Wilde asserts is its
condition now. so long as il pursues
its prescott manly course.
In reply 10 the demands of a
member oi the House judiciary Com.
mitiee, as to who was tie beuchman
Of the lottery company tina, had been
at work in the committee room fla.
ing" members, the Democrat boldly
stated that it was Representative
Wilde: and in rising to a privileged
question that gentleman acknowledged
that be was an employee Of the lot
terry company. and seemed to assume
the high ground that. as u Represen-
tative in the General Assembly, lie
lad the right Ia visit committe rooms
without having his motives questioned
by outsiders. Z bis representative Of
u monopoly thinks it has a right. be:
cause it pays for the privilege, to can-
troll the Legislature, and the Democra-
cy Of Louisiana in particular, unmolest-
ed by any captious indictments outside
the ring: but, if We mistake not.
neither the people nor the Democracy
are bound hand and foot. soul aud
body, By the letters of this iniquitous
ring, and il Mr.. Howard aud his
crew are vie they will profit by the
example Of Tweed. The people Of
New York broke tho Tweed ring and
the people Of Louisiana will smash
the Louisiana Lottery Ting so sure as
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-02-16
Tie Proposed Amendments.

i, Is rather singular that measures
Of such grave Importance IA proposed
amendments TO a State Constitution
should he rushed through IeSiSla-
tive body without elici'ing any dis
cussion, as WAS the case with the
proposed amendments to our cun-ti-
tuition. which were railrosded through
our State Senate last week; aud has
fart coupled with the charge "t The
Democrat that tie constitutional c',u-
ven,;on was defeated bv The agerlS of
the Louisiana State Lottery Con-
panv, and the inIimaion HAT they
had hand IN liking up" these
amendments, taint- this action at Ihe
Senate with suspicion of undne in
fuehcc, To say the least. aud il be-
tovveS every member whose hands
are clean To exhibit them TO the pub
lie.
We are satisfied that many Of our
Senators were aciuared by a sense OF
duty in their artion in this matter, as
well H. their opposition to c"nsti'u'
tional convt nlioB; and however much
We differ with ihcm touching the cX-
prdichcv Of holding constitutional
convention, We are willing Ia accord
to them the full merit Of the BON
estv of their motives; but The indie
cent haste with which these amend-
men,s were rushed through the Seq
ate forces upoG us the conviction hat
some of them were actualed by alto
gelhcr different motives.
The proposed amendments may not
he very Objectionable in themselves,
but they fail 10 meet The demands Of
the people, who want a new consiiiu-
ton, and it is our opinion that they
will express their dissatisfaction by
refraining from voting for them, ST.
lrctine as their representatives in the
next General Assembly men who will
not disregard their wishes in this
matter and by requiring of their can
diGates pledge 10 vote Tor conSil-
tutional convention.
Senator's are Informed that they
will not succeed in rai!roading their
proposed amendments through an
election by refusing to acqualnt the
voters with the amendments they are
asked to vote for by publishing them
in the parish papers. for if the voters
are wise aud discrete they will not
vote bliDdly for something Of whose
purport and intent they are ignorant.
Two measures will occupy prom
inent positions in the next campaign.
the repeal Of the disgraceiul laws that
foster the Louisiana Lottery and the
adoption Of u new constitution.
These are Of more Importance To the
people Of Louisiana than political is
sues.