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HIRRTEn.

BR0wN-PHrLrIPs.-- In Brooklyn, on Thursday June
J Lyman Nelly B, dsashpr Of BENJAMIN 4 Phillips 70
DUNN-PERKINs-Tn New Orleans, La, June H. Al
the residence OF Mra j a. Berry by the Rev Mr. Mat.
thews Elias B. Dunn OF Brooklyn. " TO Miss Ida Fer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May a, at the Conisre chapel.
TIowbndge, willis, England. by the Rcy Felsnygd'
Thomas Brnson OF Trowbrdgc. and niece VI James w.
HAMLES"M oRRfIL-M Portland, Me- June ~.
Charles Mason Hamcn OF Portland and Annie Myrck
Morrill,. daughter Of the Hon Lot Morrill,
HARRIs-lIIRscn -on June 30 ut the residence Of the
brides parents by the Rev. DR. GOthcil Abr Harris TO
Louise daughter Of David and Babettc Hirsch.
,kEfs-nENIkE;-o Thursday, June 20 at Forty nrst
Keys ~ 70 Addc Denike, daughter Of William H. Den.
oDELI-BANtRER- On June 10, 1879. at the resi-.
william Qdcll 70 Miss Ene Banckef. both Of this city
PErERs-McCARTY- AT Trinity Church, Washington.
sisted by the Rev DR. John McCartv grandfather Of the
bride, George u Peters u + n. 20 Louisa hcCarty.
RAPALlE-OsTROM In Troy n. Y. on Wednesday,
June ~ 1879 by the Rev William Irwin. ID D. the Rev.
orsd cnI. Of 10 S%o LG CHINA l. cs % Uni Ter
OF the Rev Alvin Ostrom OF san Luis Obspo, cal
SANFnRD-FEkRls. ON june 20 Of the residence q
Fitzgerald, Benjamin SANFORD Of Cleveland TO Gertrude
sPARKMAN-MAfsON-In ST. James, church, King.
brides father the Rev CharlcsA Mason assisted By the
Rev. O burton aud the Rcy. @. T. Bishop Charles r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Thursday June 20. at All
whcatley To Anna Cora, daughter Of Salem T. Russell
WiIsoSHmAi.I.-Atco Cornwall Canada. June is.hy tho
Rev william Hall Ia the Reg. John Wilson, Methodist
minister of Montreal to Emma Escllc widow Of the late
Mr. Richard Hall OF Montreal and Toronto and danghtei
o the Hon Alexander Ryes, Judge Of the supreme Couf
Of Virginia
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KING or THE SCHUTzENS.
How Ills Coronation IL TO he Conducted on
Union IIni thi. Afternoon.


The rainy weather Of yesterday morning
served 10 keep people away from Schnv n
Park during the whole day. and although the
afternoon and the evening were beautiful. very
few. comparatively, vontured 10 Union Hill.
which almost repeated its lonely appearance Of
Tuesday. The sharpshooters had finished all
their business bv 3 o'clock. and during the rest
Of the day the park was very stun.
Two rihemen stood high aud with equal
score in the race which was 10 determine who
was the shooting king. Out Of possible ,SOl
points. Mr. William Farr1w of Newark had
scOr ID | ,Oi9 and Mr.. William Hayes OF y w
York had scored exactly the same number.
Both are Americans Under the cir 'nm-tun'es.
and Ms Mr.. HAYES was the last Solution king,
il WIS decided TO leave the honor this year 10
Mr. Farrow To-day at 2 o'clock. will occur
the great ceremony of his coronuiion.
In addition there Will hc al S'hntz'n PARK to-
day bowling match. open TO all Corners which
will remain open until O'Clock in the evening
and sacred concert Is 70 be given on the gr.ai
lawn. adjoining the castle. in the evening. The
bowling prize will be awarded to the one max ing
the greatest number OF pins IN three successive
shots.
There will be no dancing to-day. but all the
booths and side shows Will be open and the
music Will never cease.
The coronation will be conducted with tho
utmost maRnihcence and the day, socially, viii
be made the greatest Of the festival.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

"a Celebrated case n Is playing at Niblo's
Fi,kc and Harkins summer together at Larehmont
TN. i. hc last week but OF the season at the
Standard.
Mics NARY Anderson will probably open the fall season
at the Fiith Avenue
Next sunday night tho Park Theatre will be given up
t. Gospel temperance services
The Yigilantes" by Barley Campbell, will be done at
the Grand Opera House JAW l.
puck or tho Womans Hotel" is the name Of an ex'
travasanza PLAYED At Tony Pastors Theatre
still another version Of " Fnh isoftred u morrow
uyht tie standard Will present the English OF IT.
Mr. Josepl Booth the brother OF Edwin Booth has
been made treasurer a. the Fifth Avenue Theatre
The Brookl yn Theatre not to he rebuilt The owners
Of the ste pc " scl II to the Government LOT feueIA
huildlng .
A strong stock company has been engaged 70 support
The stars Uat VIII appear tAla s'eS"" ~ Wv 50" '
TAtGtra. BrN ohl}h
Nj BiiIy sNeetnan announced as the greatest e9ored
comedian living will appear at the urahu OieI" h0"se
tomorrow evening
The scyenty.ninth sacred dime concert VIII be gwen
a. NIGHT the Cooper institute The Nan ilue Is W "
one v. the sacred Sosuiss
G!llcrts charming sketch. "Crcatures Of Impulse IS
A. be- oifc ed at tho Park Theatre tins week, III adduoh
- the usual entertainment
Nh and Mrs " H. Kendall mis-, Madse Robertson OF
the rnucc II Nats Theatre, London arc elh"hsu "' VIZ
Finn Avenue Theatre tor next spring
The Aquarium this week oilers several noNeiues
among which 40, two hNing devil fishes Inc Uouif ui
rorloruinr monkeys, dogs, and goats from Ut huAe'
Annafium. London. continue 10 ceh2hl INC Jv"Hs iVl@'
The 81 BcLut twins are also On eAhlDlHIh
Summer unicrshirs and drawers; 21c SIC eoe q
dcs SHIRTS 10 measure 50, uulnuniriod shlfls nc
Johrston 29J Grand b. also WI ON "'"eo'' avn
sL-AdF,
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THO ABOyE. ONE BELOW.
Eccentricities In the Formation of the Latest
Freak OF Nature.

"Wah. wah, wah, wah-wah, wah, wa-h.'
aroused the echoes Of the Aquarium yesterday
afternoon. The sounds proceeded from an in
teligent looking girl baby that was apparently
joined to another girl baby that was sucking
liz thumbs and smiling. Physicians surrounded
the pair to examine them. for below the ribs
they had Only one body. and the smiling baby
became So terrified that she, too, took to crying.
The double baby is known az the ST. Benoit
twins, having been born at the little village OF
that name thirty miles from Montreal. The
body Of each IL perfect. both having the full
complement Of arms and the rest until the low
,st rib 10 reached, when the two babies become
one
Zach eli lid has tho control Of one leg, which is
on the side opposite the controller Tho twins
are months old. and they bid fair 10 live
longer The physicians who have seen them
do not believe that their legs will ever be strong
enough to sustain their double burden. b that
the twins will never walk. ,
Although one in the lower part Of their bodies,
the twins are separate individualities. One is
often hungry when the other IS not, and sleeps
with the other wide awake. They come from u
long-liyed race which never before boosted "a
" freak OF nature
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UsEFJL KNOBLEDGE WRONGLY IN
UOICED.
4 Result OF Competition In the Importation
of the EncycIoi,, Tia britannica.

WASHINGTON. June 2l.-A case Of particu-
lar intercs TO the subscribers 10 what is known
ms the subscription edition Of the Encyclopc-
dia Britannica il now before the Treasury De-
partmcut The publishers Of the Encyclopc-
dia Britannica A. \ c. Black OF Edinburgh,
nvoiccd their books at los. cd. for importation.
This they have done for several years Find
ing n sharp competition in J. NJ St0ddard Of
Philadelphia. thoy attempted 60 invoice them
at q lower price. They cut the margin
a quarter - an IN IN. leaving the book the same,
and ent red the book at New York az 5s. Cd. \
special agent has had the matter in charge. and
brought II to the attention Of the department.
The appraisers claim that tho invoice II con-
elusive. hut the department. holds Otherwise.
The language ~ the general order il that the
price shall be- that NJ which an article freely
sells In the country Of munufnture. This. io
Wholesale dealers. g. 2ls. Cd. The department
Is dispose 10 look on the invoices under which
Little. Brown i c.. imported D. q J. as an IN
LIBERALIZATION, and presumably irHuduleut. n
der tho law, any article imported ut an unl er-
valuation 10 liable o. seizure wherever found.
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Thomas to yIndicate wasncr's theories in an

Thomas to vndicate wagncr's theories In an
interview.
But when you come to think Of It. his band
has done more than all Wagner's talking and
writing to vindica,e his music.
What splendid example Of prosaic work has
this man set for the ELUSIVE and perhaps more
gifted musicians Of America. who struck them
solves in the breast with the energy of genius
and bcrated the world with multiloquent vlo-
lenco and then went AWAY and were forgotten.
America worships success. Well. so she may
but she need not misinterpret it. nor yet put the
wrong label on II in her hurry. Thomas, TO my
purely American eye Is more like an immortal
Capt. Eads than 0n ephomeral Apollo.
NJ.
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Even Greater than the Mnmmon,h Cave.

GLASGOW. KY. June 22.-Another wonderful
cave has been discovered near this town II has already
teen explored distance Of twenty three miles In
another direction called the short route the avenues are
worry wild. and a span Of horses easily be driven
thr4urll distance of eleven miles Three rivers. WIDE
and very deep are cncount red on the long route one
al them is nAVgahe tor fourteen miles, uul the passage
becomes too 20 admit nhoai IhisoruS the lhdd
or river route which has To- he explored ln hoat me
cave is wonderful beyond description and far surpasseS
in grandeur the Mammoth or any cave before discovered
sevcral nummincd remains have been found m ono Of
IND large rooms They were rcposng IN stone coiNns,
rudey constructed and from appearances nave been
In This cave centuries They present every appear
auce o tile Egyptian mummy
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A monument has Just been placed in Wood
lawn Cemetery by the family Of the late william Have
meyer exMayor Of New York II stands in the centre
u the family plot called the Beech plot from the old
beech trees that there before the cemetery was
contemplated The monument Is he figure Of woman,
eight feet in height representing Memory she Is look
ne downward AMI holds In her hand wreath Of wv
Tie figure from single block Of granite ana ess
ON pedestal Of similar material twenty eght ieSl hsh
ON tile base raised letters Is the name, Nlllah r.
UtyemsVcr' The cost OF the work was s2oo'D
Pacing the monument Is a small heads,one, marking
the csnet not where the cx Mayor Is buried Il bears
tic iuscrI ton Of his birth aud age.
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BROOkLYN.

Mr. Amelia Rallman yesterday procured the arrest
Of her husband Henry of ~ johnson avenue on change
Of hpany llr VAS lot ked up 10 await INV, stsnuon
building permit was yesterday granted 10 the Trus.
tees the church u tho Pilgrims 10 erect an S~lpb
chapel measuring 100 tcCt 10y -, at Henry ana DcsrAw
streets, BROOKLYN.
Mr. 4 4 Low. the wealthy tea importer is 70 crecta
splendid story Residence ON columbia Heights. on
the southwest corner oi tark street The dwelling wall
command u Nue view of the lay.
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Representatives OF the Southern Railroad and
steamship Companies met yesterday in the 81 Nicholas
Hotel to make arrangements to equaze the freight rates
on goods ,hippcd from the East 10 interior points IN me
s"uth Commissioner Nre Power, WHO heurs thc same
relation 10 the southern pool as Mr. FINK bear, To- me
Trunk Line pool was Ia lave made report bat not nay
ng seen the managers OF the steamship companies GA
moi do so II resolved tlnt the settlement W rnl ue
deiepnrd t0 the Executive Committee of the dreen Line
nm ASSOCIATION Of about thirty southern railroads
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ArrIved-sAruRpAY. June %.
S. Franconia. Bragg Portland
s. Dunau, Gregory. RIO IlncirO
- sorrento. BristoV. Han
s. Gcor4e Clyde. troWtil. Charleston
- AlhemHr.c thbh~. L"wes Dol
= California. oven stone. Glasgow
- itv Of che sttr. Brooks. Liverpool
= France. Rogrrs, London
shin Messenger, Gikcv, Yokohama
Bark Columbia. DlcA,rsou. PUrtau spain.
Bafk Brcmrn. leiiko. NaYre.
BArk Grd Nielsen Bordeaux.
Bnrk colin T. McNcl. CroWtn. Cienfuogos
KarN Mare. Ncuman. Brrmon
Marx America. frrrari Rowtu.
Brig Emily Hau-cn- BE- lle.
Brg Nclhe, walsh St rruiN.
Brs Gloria. Rasllc. Oporto.
Rris Solvpig kYclln, HuidrauN.
Sclr Marcia Reynolds WrsictiN Ike, Porto CAhoo.
Also the regular coastwise Unckcts
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The threatening weather Of yesterday alter
noon prevented the miniature yachting on Prospect i"N
lake and the tiny craft that hal been set anoat were
,odiiv ,yithdrawn as the wnvccts on the lake rolled
over an inch high, making a tremendous sea Tor ile
,Nu,uuuVe vessels The sport has become 80 popular
mat there are over nty Yacht owners and ~" faik
tinmmi. soncrs have provided boat house ana boat
house kceIcl 10 encourage the sport
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4 Duening Party Arre.ted.

WILMINGToN. y. G.. juno ga duellne
part, consisting OF II II Burweu of Henderson e .
and " Manson ct Richmond. Va, principals, with the
usual complement OF seconds arrived too
diy aud started Tor the ducus ground near Fair Buh
I,N an ARE st,d near Pennington about noon ana
bound ovet The whole lar'y arrN, here on Tie even
iug train and still In ihc Cl'f It's not known what
viii bee the result bat 1t /. coiecturcd that there may
vet be serious work The prin, pals are hrst cousins
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Mr.. Harry Fetor returned from Double Pond,
in vernon township, Sussex county, n J. yesterday,
with six nsh weighing in the aggregate ~ pounds The
largest weighs ia pounds They arg The true @o na, :,
,he shawn of which was placed in the water iuly nlieen
" ar ago At the same time the lake was stocked Nii
salmon trout A Mr. HaZon caught tn hrs nsh VINE
,kittering' for pickerel and lac Informed MI ttlMl
that he had n strange Dish MI felter went Eyer We
same gronnd tAking six nsh VI tho same sort, which he
readily saw were salmon.
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Charles Mathews nines..

MANCHESTER Juno 22-The condition d
Charles Mathews the actor, Is afternoon il STILL crit
cal uwoud tc hardly correct To say he l. dy ill., though
lis recovery /, inultful
Tic rr, pricior az c Queens Hotel at Manchester tcle
rrnuh. al uiducht as follows Charles Mathews, who
is staying here No. better In fact his i hopeless
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LEONItARDr In the city Of New York the 22d day
Of June 1879. by the Hon Abraham II Lawrence, JUS
tcc of the supreme Court John d. Lconhardt from
Josephine Lconhardt Cause, adultery
M1nDLfrON-In the city Of New York, on the 22d day
June. 1875 by the Hon Charles Donohuc, Justice oi
the supreme Court Elizabeth ID. Middleton from Walter
B Middleton. Cause adultery.
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Cuisines N0tlsts.



NOVA costiy,no... three and four cleanse the system
=, WV
NhAl rive Hlp-N V''A' 'HNN'' ol W" '"'N ""s
on an ocean steamer four days out when passenger
LAWYER went 10 the doctor AT once who confirmed tie
.,o,,
'"h''N" D'"'''''
NO
"Certainlyn
IT,, gave The pauent Ave. in two hours time the pa
49, -, ,,, ,, hiiof ~, a., .,i,a..,, ~ nnANn
49,, ~, y ~ 49, ~ -,
IRENE cases -
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, BRANDREIH HOUSE,
pro,.n.u. T,.ri Failing Of the Womb A Wonder.
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Sour stomachs may always he remedcd win the lomsn
ana polulr cprninauye ana aid to Digestion MAX OF
Mngnesia-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-23

"Doaeon Cranky the old sinner is published BY Az
thois Pub. Co, ~ Bond st., n. lido
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-23

"Mi.smino" positively cures malaria and dyspepsia
Price SOC per bottle. Sold by all drugsisls-Adr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCI.

sisi,rrRp AtsANAc-rHis nav.
sunnses.... - sun SETS. b Moon rises u 30
Hl1n wArNK-Iti- nav
sandy Hook 81 Gov lslanf.. 70 Hell date. ~
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Simmer undcrshirts and drawers 25c, SIC, SOC ~
SHIRTS 10 measure S1 uununtrcd slhrls l)e ~
Johrston 25J Grand d. also vi 9th corner @ou'
sL-AdE,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1878.


WASHINGTON, March 80, 1873.
Editor SENTINEL:
Congress during the past week
has been confined mostly to rou>
Tine business, aud we ncte the foI-
lowing:
In the Senate the Joint resolu.
ton Of the Maryland Legislature,
asking that pensions DC granted
to Mexican War Soldiers and the
widows of said deceased soldiers,
was introduced, as ais a bill to
abolish the district 0 Columbia
Police Boa'd. The appropr,a,ing
money for the detection of tres
passers upon the public land
which contained clause throw
lug the public lands in certain
States into open market Was called
~, slightly amended and passed
Mr.. lowe, republican,, delivered
himself OF a peroral,on CRITICS.
ing the policy OF Mr.. Hayes in
very harsh terms. House Bull
making appropriation for the Con-
sular Service was reported with
amendments restoring the pay OF
consuls 10 that give" them by pre-.
vious laws. The House BID ex>
tending our diplomatic se' vice tn
south America Was concurred 10
by the Committee on Approprla-
ton of the Senate. 4 bill Great.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

Patents ant Irrrntors
We procure Letters Patent
ti"ns. No attorney tr~ in adr
plica'iuits for tntrris III Il
States. No charges ....:.4.s Il!
granted. No fees for making p
examinations. No additional
tanning and conducting a re
Special attention given to il
cases before the Patent Oflic
sions before Congress, infringe
in different States, and all liti
pertaining to inventors or pat
also procure patents in Canada
foreign countries, Send STAN
phlct giving full instructions
United States Courts and Dtr0
Claims prosecuted in 'bc Snpr
of the United States, Court
and all classes of war claims
Executive Departments.
-1rrcars Of Pay and BOw
Officers. soldiers and sailors
war, or their heirs, are i'll many
titled to money from the Cover
Which they have no know|eds
full history Of service. and sta
of pay and bounty received
stamp, and a full reply after e1'
will he given you without char
Pensions.
All officers, soldiers and ~
present disabled, however slis
wounds, rupture or other ~
diseases received or contrac1e
line of duty in tho late war. G.
a pension. Many now drawing
are entitled to increase.
United States General Lana
Contested land cases, PRIV
claims, Mining presumption ~ w.
stead cases presented t'efofe "a.
Land Office and Department
terror.
Land Varrdn*.
We pay cash for bounty
rants, and additional homes;;.
We invite correspondence WIZ
ties having any for sale, and sn s'
explicit instructions where s''
are imperfect. il
We conduct our business 81
bureaus, having therein the as ;"
able and experienced Lawyers ' NJ
and give our closest persona Sr
to every important paper .i mt
each case. Promptest as.e a.,
secured to nil business enlras,
AS we charge no fee uhlt souI
stamps for return postage 'D''
us. J., 81
Liberal arrangements made D, W
neys in all classes OF ous'"e'''
R. S. g. 4. P. Lacey. Alton I
washington
We REFER TO
Hon. NJ. G. Emory, PresimaeTT'
Bank, Washington, D. ~; o u
ESQ.,, Cashier German 4il'r:
Bank, Washington, y; Rank
Dewey, Pres. Har: nav, ice.F
Ohio; Hon. H. WaldroD,, ,; niet
Natl. Bank, Hillsdale. M Noti. b
ma, Esq, Cashier CITY NT ESQ,
yer, COL; J. ID. kuoS' D'''
Topeka, Kansas,
hnf II irc
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

DR.. harter's Elixir Of Wild Cherl
being entirely free from mineral, and dc
pending Oh vegetable matter for it's ton
&c properties, can be taken with impuni.
~ by tho most delicate lady, az by the
sedentary student whose system has suf>
fered by ovel-taxation of brain. For
sale by all druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

PALATABLE MEDICINES Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral is a honeyed drop of relief !;
his Cathartlc Pills glide sugar shod over
the palate and his Sarsaparilla is n noe
tar that imparts vigor to life, restores
the health and cxpels disease Water
ferd, Pa, Advertiser.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06

A trial package of DR.. A.. @. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine car he had
FREQ of charge, at Mumford's or Brooks
Drug Store.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-06
NO GAGGING.

appeared in these columns last
issue, relative to the CALI
Ing Of a Democratic conven-
ton, we reproduce from the
Marksville Bulletin, the fol-
lowing article in which that
paper takes issue with the
Alexandria Democrat upon
the same important subject.
The position assumed by the
Bulletin is one that will meet
the appreciation Of every Dem
ocrat in the State, and as such
we heartily commend it to
the attention Of our reader !:
The Alexandria Democrat
does not think it necessary
that the Democratic party of
the State should meet at all
in convention the present
year. 1t seems to think that
the whole business Of the con-
vention will begin and end
with the nomination Of a
State Treasurer, about which
it thinks there can and ought
NOT to he any difference OF
opinion among democrats.
Col. Moncure OF Caddo being
clearly entitled en- principle
TO the nomination.
We have not the slightest
objection to urge to Col. Moo-
coure ; we know him to be a
Democrat. and a Democrat
Of the right stamp, which is
high eulogy Of any man in
times like these. But when
the Democrat proceeds still
further, aud int;lnatcs that
this will be the only business
before the Convention, we
H. 6 leave respectfully to take
issue with it.
We beg the Democrat to
believe that there will be 9TH
err issues before the Conven-
ton, and it is we'll thar it
should understand them.
Most prominent and consplcu~
Gus among these, will be the
calling Of a convention to re
model the constitution Of the
State, and a declaration o.
principle with regard to those
monster ,nonopolies which
have fastened themselves up
o.: US, and which many hon
est people are simple enough
to believe are beginning to
exercise controlling voice
i'll legislation.
The Democrat thinks 1t
would be imprudent for the
Convention to meet, and adj
vlses the State Central Com
mittee not 20 call il, and in
dulges in the old stereotyped
,wang about the cost, as
though that would fall on the
publ c and not on the pat
riotlc gentlemen who would
attend the Convention as DEL
egales. We tell the Commit
tee now, it may o. may not call
the Convention. but the Cons
vention will meet, and it will
proce d at once to lay down
such a platform Of principles
as will meet the. approval Of
the Democracy oe the state.
"A democratic legislature
Gagged the voice Of the peo~
pie once but it never will do
for the Committee to attempt
the same thing, unles- it would
have Its authority cnntemned
and despised:
We call upon the State
Committee to order the as
sembling Of the Convention
'or as early a day as possible
There must be no dallyiny or
.lofou hnnt II thu ....4x.