davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-03-21
Skilled tLat'nr.

After all, it don't 30 much signify what you
do as that you do 1t well. The valuu Of skilled
labor Is estimated on democratic basis nova.
days. President Eliot Of Harvard Univcrsfty,
the co1ls in the Parker llousu restaurant, nil,
MRry L.. BOOTH, editor Of IlarWrts Baxar, each
receive $1,000 per year.
, 1879-03-21
CURRENT OPINION,


Ohio Crops.
CoiHnsbHs journal tRtn.,.
Full crops Of wheat, corn potatoes, and DEM
ocrats haye never been grown III Ohio In any one
year.
, 1879-03-21
he DemocrhtIc Trump Tor tho Prudential
Nomination..

Edntnn tD.j NfitnstfhrR tHtD.).
Tilden, 900 miles: Thurman, ATS; Bayard, 4b0
Hendricks played out with batl stomach.
, 1879-03-21

Xags,aa adefAiEnel contracted With Dc 1o1ycr i
a6sys w, 70 !ay thu samo ktnd Of pavement u
Tsa,ssn9s.. sad :rwsnIy-asst, Twsaty saftb, and
a as1'a stsesta, Which thsy hare performed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
1NrrGsr1ArrNG TIE RAIGRoAps.
rURrHER TESTIMONY REGARDING BUFFALO INTER-


FURTHER TESTIMONY REGARDING BUFFALO INTER-
FISTS.
BUFFALO, Sept. 30.-The subcommittee on
rilrond Investigation continued IFS session this morn
ing Robert Mills sworn. and IN reply 20 Mr. Sterne
sad " There has been no ship-buding In Buffalo. ex-
cept tugs and small boats since 1879 the building has
gone TO Cleveland and other places" Captain F " Jones
was the next witness He testified follows am a
shipbuilder; have been IN business In Buffalo during
the past forty years have noticed the falling of IN the
BUSINESS think is caused by the freight discriunl-
ton the falling of IN shp-buding las been since the
pane OF 1873 the steamers make two trips 10 the
sailing vessels' one; all the westward and all the
valuable freight is carried by the railroad fleet
Frank Perew testi1edi Am vessel owners do not
own canal-bOats; used to Own steamersi have been
driven out by the railroad companies they went INTO
the steam business; Their went into the sailing bus
ness; could not get freight at the rates that The
railroads get It own an elevator; am in the pool
am TO have slice whether elevate not have only
inst gone INTO the business; the NewYork Central Road
gets the plum. aud get the little mustard seed"
o-Don't you know that these combinations are very
wicgedn A.Yes.,sir
Q--Then why did you 90 into itf A.-Selfprotection;
IL was mustard seed or nothing.
To NJ sterne-The raj roads get thirty-hree thirty
two and thlrty-two shares apiece for their different
elevators. aud 1t finally comes gradually down To me-
get the three shares before they got the patent shovel
II took about eighty to feed the leg OF the elevator
Germans CONF work at 1t, they can't stand
the dust; the labor is done by Irishmon; there
are from, 700 TO 1000 men employed In the ele-
evatng business the railroad company wont take IN
my grain they want the room Tor their own sailing
craft.
To Mr. Gluck-Thorc 81 100000 bushels Of grain
elevated here last the railroad elevators handled
IS 900 900 bushels Of this amount OF the 25O shares,
the railroad elevators have eghty-seyen shares my
loater Is not IN operation now, but IL draws
nav ali the same the railroad elevators
don't Sant me TO n' 20 can snn make downs as
Amos A. Bissel, ex-Member OF Assembly from Niagara
County testified M reside IN LockpoTt; Ia the canal
transportation business Business has been taken away
from Inc by system OF special rates given by RAILROADS
To millers"
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EEUcxf1EI1>Efrk1sSf


BOGERT-At Blnghamton. " september 90. 1879 after
alpgcrlng illness. John y. B)grrt. agod " years.
FINNEY-At Rye n. Y. saturday, September p. 1879
Jennie daughter OF Isabella NJ aud the Rev Spencer
Finney. aged IL years.
GREEN ON September 90 after lingering Illness Alice A
II Mahon p. Green. and oldest daughter Of the late
Philip KIP.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HUsTED-On Monday. september 30 Henry H. Hustled in
the fist year Of his
Relave friends O the family also those ~ his brother
Seymour J.. Hustled, invited 10 attend hts funeral
nue. Baptist Church, Myrteaye. BROOKLYN. Please
omit hOWera-
MIIsPApGH-On sunday September 20. Jonas W. Nils
paugh I'm the 3Sth wear OF his age.
AT his late resdrnceNo % IortOnst
FRIDAY October 3, at4 .. m
Interuent at Elizabeth. y. j., On saturday.
NURRAY-On Monday the 2oth inst, Frances A. wife OF
Wallace Murray. and daughter of Herman ana Rachel A.
Funeri viii take place OF her parents
AyenueA corner OF othst. Thursday. the - us. al
Relatives family respectfully invited 20
|. attend.
NuTTING-At Morrstown " j. September 90 1879. Mrs.
Julia l. Nutting formerly OF Newfor and BIOoklya, In
the 5lst 81 her age.
friends are respectfully attend the funeral
Morristown. j. at 1i:SO a Thursday, October 2.
Carriages will be In waiting arrival clio
aud Essex Raj road. rou foot OF either Barclay
or Chrlstophersts, New-fork
TIIT-At Passaio n. j. Tuesday September &c. 1879.
BENJAMIN D. Tilt, aged II years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
rooKEROn September 20 Charles q. Sommera eldest
Of A. Mary l. Iookor In The 5lst year oi his
uis reatves and friends the family invited
10 afreni the Of his parents No ~
West lz5th-st. Wednesday evening" OCTOBER L. NJ HoV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
ENTHUSIASM FOR CORNELL.

MEETINGS ~ TIE XVIII AND XIII ASSEMBLY, DIS
TRICIs-sPEECHEs By GENERAL KLDURN
KNOX, AID OTHERS.
The \. b. Cornell Campaign Club of the
XVth r, publican Assembly District met last evening
Tor the purpose OF rayng the Saratoga nominations.
TIE meeting was large aud enthusiastic
General KiDufn Knox the first speaker. He ex-
horted all Republicans work for the Of
Cornell and the entire ticket nominated at Saratoga.
The Importance OF this election" said he. cannot be
oyer-es tnatcd for II carry the State this Fall
we shall march victory 1850 under the leadership
of the great hnancer John Sherman lappausel. OF
the natehess debater James q. Blaine OF great
Senator COnking of the silent soldier who speaks
Dy deeds not wordsGrant lGrest applause recently
saw "A PAPER signed by some so-caled Republicans or
as TIE TRIBUNE happily STYLES them, assistant Demo
crrts' who lind fault with the machine In politics My
friends a machine by which motive power may be gen
Grated and distributed effectively Is necessary for
political party as 1t is a cotton mill Robinson,
have been told by a man who Is stumping the State
for him. il only the tool OF Slippery Sammy. OF CIPHER
Alley Do we want such a representative OF such man
al the head Of our state Mr.. Cornell, the other
hand Is above reproaoh."
Genera! Knox's remarks and particularly his telling
poius when arrgned the Democratic Brigadiers for
their course In Congress, loudly Gppauded. Cen
erl d. Burke, the next speaker referred TO the IN
unavoidable character OF Mr.. Cornell. and said; 81
defy the bureau OF nincoInpOops Of samuel J. Iden to
ID one stain bis character. RObinsOn ON the con-
trary has been chronic OfceSeoker and oicenolder.
He Is the tool OF old samuel I1ldeD the wrecker OF
rairoads tie author OF cipher dispatches and the
man who tried TO buy the highest once IN tho ana
Willard Bullsrd was then introduced, and spoke az
some length He discussed the ncion OF the Aldermen
An reofiuR the nomination OF sheridan Shook FOR Police
Commissioner; he maintained that the nomination OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
MiDlcI1 LDrcArIoY IN THIS CITY

aDDRrs, by DIR. DRAPER TO rHR MEDICAL STU
Dents OF THE UNIVERSITY or THE CITY OF
NIw-YORK.
An address on medical Education was
delivered before the Medical Department OF the UuNet
-ity of the CITY OF New-York by Professor Draper al
No 40 East Twenty sixth-st., last night Dr. Diaper
sad that the study ~ medicine having been decided
upon tc question ~ two three years course al
a medical COLLEGE presented itself. II the siuy OF
medicine was to be pursued science there could be
40 hesitation In deciding at once for three years
course The students confined a two years course
he would advise a close attendance upon the regular
lectures and recaiOns. No outside engagements 81 any
descrin ION whatever should allowed To interfere Win
college dunes The habit of taking brief concise notes
should he carefully cultivated There was but little
tine 10 spare for medical reading during the regur
Winter session. 49,
The great advantage ~ seeing and hearing all that
going on m busy medical world the -pea@'r con
tlnucd must b uuuZed 20 the utmost. students WHO
are ane 10 ta three years. course enjoy an enormous
advantage IA the thoroughncss of their prtmlail"
over their fellows who are confined 10 q TWO years
abled devote his time during th' first par Of M study
more especially 10 The funuumcntni bianchr- az
chemistry antony and physology, a1d is then lffc
I'D apply his uudstuFucd att rutlun 10 tlr pracilDNi
branches during the later part o. his college nr-r
m. uuryAl ga advantages presented by the great Hns
ptals Of Ntw-Nork ulquesonrd. uut fhcs' auNan-
ia,, would be of fle value 10 not for The manner
m winch they are utilized by medical INSTRUCTIONS III
addition 10 numerous college md huspf luc- thcit
are suecia bedside courses hcf hy thc professors "'
medicine and n0ieriG meaicd IAc-c,Wlih TIE operative
anatomy and the laboratory courses ot th' professor, i
chemistry and physiology. have found surn favor WIN
tls students tuat many nave f"luh aIf -. en'.t
time of study order to enjoy these Olporiunl'l's q"
their tIl - ZEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
TlFING lis LlFE ~ 4 cENETEBT.

In the Cypress Hills Cemetery yesterday after
noon was found the body of man who had e}l-
IDENTIFY shot himself Near him lay revolver with
one chamber empty, and there Was buiiet-hole IN
his right temple The man was about hfty-iyc
years of age. The body was conveyed 81 the East
New-York Police Station and description of il
MAS sent 10 the Brooklyn Central Office.
In pocket were found "a card WIFI the name
l. : Wedeee No. 4GS E-hth-ave.. NcN-lork.
and "A letter addressed 10 Frederick Peterson, ctciA-
way * Sons piano factory, -Four. have and Fii'y-
fhird-st., Ncw-Nork. Information If the man,
Wealth was sent 10 this city, and 10 learned na
Mir Wedege was missing from his home, and that
his friends would 20 to East New-Iork this morn
iug To identify bis body. The description of the
suicide corresponds with that Of The missing man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01

Mr. Cornell regular. and that he should nave 1ne
support ~ fEe entire party, aLd cXprtsdru liS
Craiileifon NJ rfe Orifrf srDrnrf winch thc
ticket has received from Liberal Republicans.
DR. 7. /. Hayes spotc next and said in thc course OF
his rcmprks: bavc nccn through the Siuic ini pre-
diet no han $1,000 majority or Cornell The M
DOW lust a. same thar which began IN i~,i--i
fight to sustain The mt gritty gf the Union ana thr vuc
of this Gag a symbol az our unity siN tihi ih
Cooper Institute last night the stai"mont WAS MADE
TINT Goycrio Robinson 10y bis Reforms had saved me
state 81 900 600 BAT lf 10 he Remembered that these
forced upun Governor Robinson anu me-
predecessors Governor Iiidcu. by Republican sentiment
aud hv Republican Legislatures II l. nnnscnsc 10
credit iue Democrats win the results or these reforms
The .mriincss Of the claim Is tco apparent" several
other short speeches made after hic the meet
ing aal lurncd. -, ~,
The Cornell and Hoskins Campaign Cub OF the KIN
Assembly District addressed ias, evening ny Jacon
" Patterson. it, Isaac Fud, william Freeman, colon !
Lambert and others. Mr.. Patterson referred Win gIci
earnc.tness the ouragfs tlt naNe been cohhi'ieu
IN the south under Democratic rule. Read, salh ne
story of the Chsolm murder as told nv MIS- ms
om ter self and N sensible man womb ~npNoi
party that eucourages such murders by not runshlh
The offenders MIR Patterson predicted the election OF
the whole Republican State uukct by majority tha'
has pCt been oXcec led since 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
GENERAL POLTTTCIh NEWS.

MR.. KELLY'S BROOkLNN SUPPORTERS.
THE INpTPGNDENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
MTTFr EfPUDIATEs LUCiUs RoaINscSs NoM-
NATION.
The Independent Democratic General Com
miticc OF KIM. County held special meeting ri No.
1853 Fultonsi Brook VA. last evening" 70 rake action on
the Democratic State roommate -. james X. Mlnben
reported that the Executive Committee had decided
that 90 for tine best interests o. the organization TO
support John Kelly for Governor. EN-firc tommis-
soner Ryan offered resolutions which declared tn1i the
defeat Of Luclus Robinson woud Doe tae defeat OF the
onc-man power In Kings County therefore John Kelly
should be- supported by Democrats.
Mr.. sircctcr OF the sev,uifcnth Ward, offered a. q
substitute resolutions piedeiue the committee 20 slip
port Governor Rohiuson and sad that tue committee
Was organized for the sole purpose az opposing the reg
ular Democracy brooklyn. aud that II was bound C.
support The regular Democratic candidate Tor Governor.
:. Verai other members cI pressed the same VI ~.
Suerchc- were also made h' Anthony Barrett ana
others then the substitute was voted down ana M
original resolutions were adoptct with ONLY Few dis
senfng woes TIE ieuafions II ten delegates rom
NcwItiocnt ana two other del gates were pre-
sented bur they were laid ON the table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
NOMINATIONS TO THE LEGISLATURE.

CORNING, y. Y, Sept. 3O.-The Democrats
90 the XXNIIh District have nominated william H.
Pratt of Praiishurg, Stoubon County, for senator
ITHACA, y. Y, Sept. 3O.-The Hon. George
W. schuyler OF Ithaca was nominated without oppos
lion ~ The Democratic Senatorial Convention to-day
JomNsrowN, n. Y, Sept. 30.-At the Re-
publ can Convention OF Fulton and Hamilton Counties,
held today ~ Cfoversve. y. T., David \. Wells was
nominated for rcub r OF thc Assembly.
BINGHAsITON, y. Y, Sept. 3O.-At the Re-
publican County Convention. held here to-day. \. L
Andrews was nominated for the Assembly and VI. ".
Scott for County Clerk.
BUFFALO, y. Y, Sept 30.-The Democratic
County Convention of Erie County to-day nominated for
state Senator General william =. Rogers; for sheriff
Peter l.. DONc iOT County Clerk, Marcus Bartlett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
NAr1oyIL NILIrIRY CONTENTION
FORTY DELEGATES ALREADY on HAND AND a urN

FORTY DELEGATES AlkFAb1 " HAM N'' d" ''.'
DRIED MORE coNNG-A BANQVEE
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3O.-The National NIL
tory Convention met az Armory lall ~ noon to-day
and YVES called 10 order by General W. C. squie. 81 H.
Louis. General l.. II. Barney could not Doe resent
Mayor Oycrst0ltz delivered an address OF welcome.
which vas respond d 20 10y General Hunt Of Ohio Gen
eral Denver al Ohio was elected presid MT, ard Gen M
AieAandc., OF Iowa. SECRETARY. Tie members OF tie
convention were taken II the fair grounds This after
noOn where they were given b4nuut 1Y thr
Far Association. General Denver p-,slIed, nna
.pl eches IN favor of Organizing the. nllliia
~ the whole country ia nm form manner
were made hv General Nfurv. q" Virginia; General Lee,
'f Mississippi; Lcutenan Colonel Thompson ~ iln0l-
General Ifriclm of Mi-raclu-Dtts; btnrr. Ai'N-
nler of l0va General Hunt, n lowe; General Denver
of Oho General Boaurcgard, az Lou-iaIai and others
After che feast was iuisnod tine whole parry ci aired %
tlo military camp he western part " TIE grounds
where the Chlckasaw Guards OF Memphis the Han Is
Guards of Dayton, ana several companies OF thr ls
r. glment the Police Reserves ana ice Ist htsheht
National 4 ards of this city were drawn up Do ilr
.lu len command Dl liTl Scr. r4i rlpr- = p" gaze
and review then took place, with General EenuieE III ~
reviewing Ctte err lar only about iuri} utsatH u"
tho convention have arrived, but nearly hundred more
Will be here tomorrow mlrlln-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
REscrE Mil A LID E.cAPE.

The utility of the portable fire escape which
was exhibited Il short time ago from Tie Tribune
building was illustrated Monday at fire at No. 81
Cortlandt-st. Messrs. DE Lamotte Il Marchaud, the
inventors OF the escape hearing the alarm OF fire,
sent one of their clerks, Edward Ia Place, with a
portable escape 10 the Re assembled 10 the roof
OF tae burning building, where he found young boy
greatly terrified by the flames. and almost suocatod
ana blinded by the smoke He seized HIM by the waist
and after making the escape secure 10 the roof
descended with him the ami the cheers Of the
crowd and OF the remen Mt La Place then reascended
but finding no one he again descended by the
escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
HARPER & BROS.

FFNUA IiI-sIIIllrt
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paper 00cents
What Mr. Darwin ~ In bis Noyage Round The World IN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
DEMOCRATS AT HE'LL GATE.

The John Kelly i" Hell Cate Camp-Map
Club held meeting At its rooms No l,6s0 Ayenue-A'
last evening. The akers were James Carney Louis
Blair Daniel Dunnigau and James V. Hcav. Mr Car
ney said he had doubt that agents o Mr. TiGen mad
money freely 70 secure Robnson's nomination Mr
Blair declared that II ne Republican Inc should
feel ad over the split in the Democratic party, for he
thought that without doubt TIE Cornell ticket woud be
elected in consequence of n. Mr.. Dunngan said thai
Democrats al the SyrHcuse Convention were opeht
bought for the packed convention" Mr.. Hefly said
he opposed the Robinson nomination for two reasons :
one BECAUSE the la.tr had committed acts unworthy OF
an upright officer. aud secondly because he had Dteh
Tldcn's lifelong friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
TAERYrOWN REPuBLICANs ORGANIZED.

TARRyTOwN, Sept. 3O.-A Cornell and Hos
Kin, ub was formed by The Republicans of Trrytown
on Monday evening with the following officers: PrCsi-
denl-Nelson McCutcheui Ncc-Presdents--J. 5. Mlrd.
b. T. Cornell. :. L. Fisher, Benson Ferris jr Isaac b..
Lovctt Otto Oncnhauscr; eccrctarcs-WS Bid, Henry
White, IL. CGrniu; Executive Commiticr-Ww. LWood.
= Rogers Colonel {. Graham Bacon, j. $. Willard. WIN.
Taxter. Short addresses wore made hv 81 g. Willard.
CcncfnlJ. r. Hail. amt e. u RAYMOND. u i.y OLE
raniztiou and promises good results during the CAM
ppir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
ADA CAVrvDiSTT.

Miss Cavonlish left Ncw-lorR on Saturday
ov.,i,r t.r SAN francisco She VII appear at ihe
Calf -ul Theatre. acting Kiss Gr and also she viii
lc seen o.. Lnfy Ctmc1fty of which part she was the
original Representative. ON the London stage II was
Tor Ter that Caur1r-y" was written. aud under her
1nsna. ea.nt % wa. produced. March O. 1874. 10 The
london % rufir She has played The part more than
600 Times and her success 10 has been very great
1is- ,ycnl.- vil fefJrl from i''lni. even weeks
hence 1H rf H-felr boz Bp-iun unug, N j. pr"na-
= .,,'. Brai~.cc Hiss 1rW Marcy A0ricf, ADD Other
3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

Boiling j. an excellent thing AT times. Like
The tnuuacrnoit 90 IU. hc- the ayr David Dudley
Ileid Correct. David; ur boiling purified the ar ~
(Drm)
The calls for Senator Blaine from nearly
evfr, portion a. The state without parallel some
nf diem come u thc fOrm OF petitions signed by hun
drc.- uf ciiz s almost begging that Blaine be Sent 10
tAou- Cleveland Herald (Ecl.J
Il is hardly possible that Grant should be
again non, b., acclainatIOi, aud therefore Il seems
L. MS taA, Improbable with an the enthusiasm which
his name arDuses Republican Conventions, that lie
vii Dc q candidate Tor President Tor "a third time
luaTpcf's Weekly usepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
THE RIVAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.


LANGrOR AT TIE STATE HEADQUARTERS -RTPoRTs
FROM TAMMANY DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS.
The two Democratic State Committees were
IN torpid condition Yesterday. and fortunately Tor
tcluscye- had ,ow Democratic visitors 10 behold their
ia.gud STATE. Ii was presumed by politicians that
tAeir ratification meetings lad weil-nigh exhausted
them. Tie Two committees consume much OF their
time in talking about the ORGANIZATION OF John Kelly
Cabs Oh the interior OF the states the Kelly Committee
IN ocing over the establishment OF the clubs and the
Robinson Committee IN Dehttlng their strength. An
active correspondence Is carried hy both committees
In relation 10 these instructions against the Robinson
ticket.
The Robinson Committee received letter from
Samuel j. Randall yesterday cprcssinga keen Interest
I'm the campaign this Snte. aud promising to take
part 81 itin October Letters promising similar assist
ance we're received from senator Mcpherson and OK
senator Stockton OF NeS-Jersey. 1t resolved to
send ont Colonel John r. Fellows al once into the in
terror 10 M he speeches such have shown
a d.s4lfected spirit
The Kelly Committee received large number Of let
tiers from interior yesterday. speaking Of the spread
OF The movement sains Governor Robinson among the
Democrats. Tonight large club IL the interest OF Mr.
Kelly and with the title Of the Corning Club" will be
organized at Albany. The club Is named IN honor of
Er.stus Corning The Kelly Committee intends
issue an address OF the state 10 follow
IL mp by sending ui-y speakers into the interior.
Tie JanmanJ Committee on Organ cation listened 10
very favorable reports from the district committees
terday. J. GAZE presented some resolutions proyid-
ing for the county convention October 10 and order
ing that particular be taken selecting he dele
gates Alderman Pnrroy thought the county c0nyen-
ION should be delayed long possible. Ii
finally agreed TO leave the matter with the General Com
mittec. communication from the Bureau OF Elections
respecting vacancies In the Tammany Inst OF inspectors
az election was referred 10 committee II was an
nouneed that n bureau OF naturalization would bc
opened al No. Il Ceutre-st. On Monday. motion To
circulate "a campaign document the letter OF Mayor
Wcknam III which ne stated that John Kelly opposed
tho reduction of bOrcrs wages, was referred 10 the
Printing Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
A MORE HOPEFUL VIEW OF THE CALIFORNIA
Constitutions.
g5rfff Ind
Prom The S4H FrGacisc0 Morafag eau lIndl
H.. ,...,.- t,,r t.tV receiVeS more intel liQeut

The new law now receives more intelligent
stud faan before. One party Ia looked inio J. 10
H. n4N- and the u.har 80 nnd virtues rut now both
lartf.- Jock into IL 30 ascertain precisely W.at 10 H.
liberalization o. accept the Inevitable inspir dspOs
Ron 20 maze the bot OF IT, Interpreted IN the hight "
nm inevitable TACT. Cur new Consul uton has FOUND
fr u~ since - adopted Ibs number who THINK II
Will fulu abe state much smaller than u was wien
the election was pending. good dea! OF the scare
about % came the Edsi, which VIII probably have
similar problems OF It's own to consider wlblu lew
year. d. ihi, community hopeful! feeling hAs sprung
IN since iAe Mas election. Many who voted against
lie new Constitution aro now rather eiad that II
adopted. The email taxpayer cOngraustes himself on
facI properly OF al descriptions VIII, u the III
fUlc. s4rr 10 bearing the burdens o. government The
very wealthy class. whose property VIII be brought 10
lgAf console themselves with the rejection that pro
Iey j. productive mere than any Otner country
IL me rid. Some capital might DC moved ont OF the
STATE = u could mad better place To a. II is II
Will STAY and establish now enterprises.