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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12
Back gar Law in Tho Supreme 0ourt.

In the Supreme Court OF this State last
week, the case Of Wellsbear against Kelley.
appeal from Barry circuit court, was decided
The court IN deciding the case aGirms the
cOnstilntionslitY Of the back-taX law OF 1917.
Tire suit WA brought for the taxes OF 1870,
1871, 1872, 1873, 1874. 1875, 1876, and one OF
the deieuGes set up was the statute of limiLa-
ton. Upon this point the court says
at was for Mary Henry, the defendant in
that suit, 10 make that defence there, but
ueither she nor any enc elae can make 1t In
lheit collateral proceeding. We do not de-.
,ermine whether the statute Of limitation can
be- pleaded against the State for back taxes
OF not. The question is not necessarily be-
fore us. and Whist might be ssid on that sub
iect in the case would ha but obltor dicts. 1t
is sufficient. here to say that whether it would
be y defence or not against the claims OF the
State for back taxes, this defendant cannot
avail himself OF that defence. He is not
sued for back taxes"
II was also objected that Il was not alleged
In tho petition thst the land had been return
ed delinquent or had been forfeited to the
Stste. referring to this the court says A
petition should alleee that tho land had been
returned DELINQUENT, or had been forfeited TO
the State. This petition 10 the case against
Mary A. Henry was detective, and a demuF-
or 10 Il might have been sustained, but al
though not directly aud formerly sYerrsd, It
Is sufficiently stated TO be good Alter a YER
dict that the land had besn returned delin-
quent, COUNSEL FOR defendant insis,ei that the
circuit court bad no jurisdiction n the case
As by section lSS of tns acts OF 1872, county
courts were given original Jurisdiction 10 en-
force lisne created by that act for taxes due
| upon real estate, but tho court decides that a
reasonable construction OF the act OF 1877
leaves no doubt Of the Jurisdiction OF the
circuit court Tor back taXes.
IL IS also decided by the court that the cir
cult court did not err IN rendering u judg-
ment 81 the fret term, rs the statute express
ly provides that tho first shalt be the trial
term. The position that the act OF 1877 Is
retrospective la its operation and therefore
unconstitutional, tho court declares to be
unusual ADD says It simply provides n differ
cut remedy from from that which the State
at the date of its approval had for the eollee-
ton OF back taxes and Of The right OF the leg
stature 10 change the remedy.
II Is decided by the court that the neg
loet OF the sheriff to sell the land by It's
smallest legal subdivisions didnot inyalIdaIe
the sale.
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DISTRICT FAIR.

A friend. who attended the meeting at
Upton Saturday from this county, to organ
ize u District Fair, writes Us that the meeting
was well attended by citizenS of Cooper and
Moniteau counties, but thai Morgan was not
very we'll represented, there being only
enough OF our citizens present 10 ali Nor
gan's part of the committees. He is enthusi-
astically in favor OF the enterprise, and be-
IlsVes 1t will DO u benefit to tho people of
Morgan county 1t they will only lend IL TO
the encouragement and assistance necessary
10 make it n succsss. The proceedings Of
Saturdays meeting were received too late
ior insertion in this weeks Issue of the Ga
zetter but will appear in full next week.
Let US hear from the farmers OF Morgan upon
the project Gazette.
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Tho southern Hotel 10 be Rebuilt.

It is q fixed fact that the Southern Hotel Is
TO be rebuilt upon the Old site on n much
more extensive plan than the old Hotel which
was destroyed by era some three or four
years ago. The new building is TO occupy
the entire block, contained between Fonrtn
and Fifth, Walnut and Elm streets. The
structure will be i've stories high and contain
go looms, and furnished with all the newest
improvements. The intention ia 70 have il
ready tor occupation at the commencement
of 1880 Tho estimate cost OF the building is
about $4OO, 900.
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5ROP AND MAtKEr REPORT.

As nearly as con DO gathered from tho re-.
ports I'm papers and IN answer 70 statistical
inquiries, tho Yield OF the sl9ple crops in
New-Enplanl VIII be greater than last year,
aud y full average will be obtained in the
Middle States. The fruit crop In these sec
tions will 10 a fun average, being very large
in aome places, and light Ia others. In the
west and north west tho reports as TO both
corn and wheht are Catering. As 10 wheat,
no considerah Q falling of is reported In any
State except X tusas. Illinois, Indiana, Wis.
cOn3in anu Iowa promise an average crop,
OHIO and Michigan will nusrly reach last
years yield; Minnesota, Nebraska, and the
Red River country will yield more than ever
before. An increase 10 corn is Indicated In
all tho SOuthtrc States except Arkansas and
Missouri, where there " n falling OF, and in
Souh Carolina and Georgia, where, bow
ever, an average crop IL expected. An IN
crease "a also probable In All the Western
STATES except Indiana, whore u less acreage
is reported. Moro corn has been planted IA
New.Eugland than hitherto.
The Michigan Farmer Gays, IN reference TO
the unexpected aud unacoountsbly high
prices offered for tho new wool crop by buy
ers; 1--WE look upon tho uataeL IL II keeps
up at the rates row prevailing, as presenting
"a good Opportunity f6r tho wooi-grower5 10
sell. At the present. rates, and with the
feeling prevailing, oar average clip ought 10
sell Tor 30 to 3ic., and perhaps something
more, while at tho beginnine OF this month
there Is no buyer would nave paid over 2S,.
for the choicest washed leoce 10 tue State.
la Texas, and aroInd Corpus Chisti and
tho other wool sections, buyers and sellers
arc wild with excitement, aud wool Is bought
end sold over sgain there az the fall current
ruling rates Ia tins market.
Cotton Is up 10 the average in Georgia,
North Carolina, Tennessee md Arkansas,
and O promising Increase In Virgins, South
Carolina, Aiausma, Louisiana and Texas.
In tobacco Their, Is u pcrcepuble but not
large ~ircreasa 10 the South, aud II lsrgs one
la the north. Rice promises poorly in Louis
lana aud well IN South Carolina aud Ceorgia.
Country Gchtlrmsn.
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Death of las. 4. Combcs.

Another good mans name is added to the
Mortuary Record of 1879, Jsmes II. Combes,
slitor aud proprietor, OF the Franklin Coun-
~, Democrat, departed this life on Tuesday
9Th day Of May!
Mr.. Com6es was born in that portion Of
the State of Virginia, now called West Vir-
Ginia, on February 9th, 1887, at Randolph
county,.
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Columbus Items.

Editor Warrensburg JournRlDemocrst'
Columbus had good rain q few nights
ago, aud The corn grew nine inches and a
half Ia one night.
Columbus is not dead yet, and there is
more beautiful young ladies here than any
whore ia the State. Any young man that
wants a wife that is accomplished in every
thing that is scientific and learned, lot him
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

Opposition IL the life OF business, Capts,
NJ, T.& t. r Moore who operate the steam
ferry at JEFF City, have purchased anew bus
aud transfer on,ft to convey passengers and
freight across the Mo. river TO connect with
the A g q Railroad o. Cedar City, in oposi-
ton to the old bus line owned by Col. j. B.
Pr,ce-1own With the price of fare and freight
is the word.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12
THE
Alpine Silver Mining Company
OfCoIorado
Capital 50. 900 600 100000 Shares,
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.

In NAbUE, plU TEN DhhAE'
uNAssEssBLE FULL PAID.
Daniel J.Splaiue, Pres. J.L.Thompson, Sec.
Office, I'll BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The properly OF this Company consists Of
twelve miues and mining locations, locatsd
IN Lake County, Colorado. 10 the yicinity Of
Leadyi!le, upon nil of which extensive work
has been done, In all cases exhibiting true
tssure yeins, good pay streak, aid well az
fined ludes. y
Two ct the leading mines arc well opened
M and have NJ ihs loves computation over
TEN THOUSAND Tons or ORE IN
SIGHT. Tho NuirosG NOW under eonstruc-
ton will soon DO within u short Distance. Vi
this property.
Tho company proposes 70 sell n portion Ct
its stock ~ 81 - pes share tor tho purpose
of more completely developing its mines,
aud Tor the erection OF wolks Tor tbs treat
ment Of Va ores.
Application TOR the stock mav'be msde'io
the Office Of the Company, G. Broadway.
New York.
N. B.--rbe Mining Record, OF New York,
the highest mining authority ~ this country,
Ssys Feb. ist 1879. The principal owners
in this compsny ste bard Norktug mnn who
ny their own lHbor have uncuYrred iirge
bodies OF ore which they nuw wish 10 eH-
tract and send 10 market. oar readers Will
do well To mako a venture with these worthy
men, their money WI probably be returntC
10 them twenty icli the business mani
agement has been placed Ia the care OF Mr..
]. L.. Thumpson, an officer ot hich SHADING
In one OF The largest and best banks In tns
city. A prospectus giving fail particulars
sent free, on application to the Secretary.
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Ceinage.

PETERSON MAaAZISE for July, which has
just come to hand, has tho opening chapters
Of a new novelet'by that brilliant writer, Mrs
Frances Hodg5on Burnett, author of ''That
Lass o'Lowrls" "Theo," "Kathleep,o ETC.,
etc. II we may judge from these chapters,
the tale viii be one Ottbs very best eyer
published, even in "Peterson's Magazine"
IL would be worth while subscribing merely
TO get ihis charming love-slory. There are
also original tales by Rebecca Harding Davis,
Frank Lee'B Benedict, tue author OF rJosiAh
Aliens Wife," etc, etc. Mrs Ann S. Steph.
ans slao contributes some powerful chapters
% her thrilling novel, 'The Tragedy of
Trsyylan'' The steel engraving, and the
colored fashion plate are rarely beautiful
There arc also five new patterns. printed in
eolors, for embroidoriug towels. rugs. eta. It
lie a standing wonder how so splendid a mag
azlno can 20 furnished 80 low, fof tHs price
Is only two dollars a year, OF one dollar for
ak mpnths, with great deductions TO clubs.
Specimens, too, are sent gratis, to persons
wishing to get up clubs, showing that the
publisher lAyites comparison. II you are not
slready q subscriber, we advise you, at least
% send a dollar for six mSnths, and test this
Tor yourselves, Or better still, get up a
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

Jefferson City people haye subscribed 49,
900 dollars 10 furnish the new railroad to
RusselYille, now is the time for Saline and
Franklin townships in this county to strike,
70 get the road TO Mt. Pleasant mud Rocky
Mt.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

club. and earn . copy, free, as premium.
ADDRESS, CHAs. ). PETERSON, BOG Chestnut
Street Philadelphia.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

L.C. Lohman, Wholesale and Retail Mer-
chant at cor ner High aadJedsrson slroe t.,
keeps Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
steel and Iron at bottom prices,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

The latest telegraph advices say the people
are stlll pouring into the Indian Territory.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

The adjournment OF Congress Speaker RAM
dali says, is almost certain on the Goth.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

Senator Vest introduced and asked for tho
consideration of the bill TO continue the
special pension Of 500 per month to the
widow of the late General Shields, until her
death.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

The railroad convention meot IN Jefferson
City on The 95th. What interest do the peo-
pie 10 North hliIler county feel in sending q
representative to the convehtionl
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EcranIe Lcslie's
MONTHLY

For juno contains, as usual, an abundance Of
good things, literary and artistic. The srti
cies arc beautifully and literally illustrated
and they are timely and highly interesting
and instructive, Tue opening article THE
British Empire In South Airica," is especial
" so. for the Cape and Natal colonies are nj.
tracing universal Httentlou ~ this m
There are eighteen admiral Illustrations.
"The city of the DOge," ''Some Indian
I'M Tribee,p naval Architecture OF the
Present. with eighteen illustrstione);"rhe
Rhine Delta by lady Blanche Marphy, viii
we'll repay perusal. The departments OF fc-
ton and poetry arc ofa very attractive char
acter, the contributions hning by some OF
our most popular writer's. There Ia a MORT
than usually copious miscellany, embracing
an immense variety OF subjects replete with
interest, instruction and entertainment Tho
numher contains lbs pages qusr,o, aod near
ly 100 engrNvlngs. and inasmuch ~ a single
copy can be had Tor - cents. aud the sub.
scription price IL only So q year, postpaid.
tho publication m.y certainly clain 60 Do
one of, II not the cheapest OF the kind IN er-
istence. Address, FRAME LEsLtE's PuBLIsH
ING HOUSE,, 90, o., and 81 Park Place, New
York.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-12

II. Clay Ewing,
G. il. Dale,
James b. Price.
Phil. Il, Chsppell,
Fred. Knaup,
II. K. Schultz,
A. NJ. Dawson,
Jacob Tsnner,
George Wagner,
Maj. j. M. Clarke.
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SCHEDULE or ASSETS
Sso2,ll4O3

OFFICERS:
GRO. r., CRAM, PRESIDENT.
8. NJ, DODD. V,-P. JAS NEWMAN, Sec.
w. IL. PULSIFER, CHAS. BRANDT,
Treas, Asst Sec.
DIRECTORS:
s M. Damn, Go. q. CRAM, JNo. WAN,
Geo A. Madill, Jas, Newmun. Dave Roriek,
s e. Gilbert, 60. Carpenter, II. +. Ineersoll,
e., Il. Joy, J Ia. Stephens, Jho.L l.. Blair,
w. T.. Plisiier.
j. NJ. HARDY, Agent.
California Mo.
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jefferson City 1 S. ". R. R.
I Eclipse |


In pursuance to The call made in The Eclipse
of Friday, q number OF prominent citizens
met at the City Hotel PArlors this morning
and organized. Major CLARK, was chosen
chairman and CD. Gundiesngeg secretary
of the meeting. Col. Jsmes B.fPrice ex-
planned st length and in falling words tho
necessity of the building of the Jefferson s.
Southwestern Railroad. Numerous gentle-
men were heard from on the question. On
motion Of Dir. chappeii tbs Chair was 10
structcd TO appoint a committee:of ten TO
meet a. the same place tomorrow at 4 o'clock
p. M to mature plans and consider tho best
ways TO ascertain TIE cost Of the constiuo-
ton Of the road, and devise ways to build 1t.
The CHAIR appointed the following geatle-
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-WANTED; Ten tie mskers at my tie
works, six miles below Tuso umbia Oh The
Usage river; viii pay II cents per tiei TIM
bsr good: none bat good W. makers neod ap-
ply coed board at reasonable rates.
GEO. a. WILLIAMS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-17

son. He bad found ready market for
his produce 10 the Swauk mines. This
produce from his garden supplied him
with groceries.
Finding that the Swauk mines we're
only Eve or six miles distant. l deter
mined to visit them before going down
to the Kittitas valley. 1 had filled my
self to safety With the waterme'ons.
muskmelons. aud the vegetables pre-
pared for me by Mr. Allyn. and had
stopped until fully rested from my
jaunt over the mountains. IS we'll ~ the
protrscted tramp OF the day before. So.
after visiting Mr. Virden and family. l
bads my friends goodbye and started
up the valley to the Swauk mines.
When left Snoqualmie Prairie the
pack carried weighed something over
35 pounds. including . hountiful sup
ply of fine Bartlett pears gathered for
me by Jerry Borst. aud with which l
filled my numerousand capacious pock-
a.. BY the time / reached Mr. Allyn's
place the pack did not exceed 25 pounds
in weight. With this peck on Wednes-
day walked some II or Is miles. in.
Guiding doubling on the trail; on
Thursday and Friday somewhere be-
tween 25 and 80 miles each day on
Saturday. before reaching the Teans-
van, some five or six miles after that
do not know how far tramped. only
that walked quite rapidly some twenty
successive hours that day. from 6 An.
10 2 M the next morning. without
stopping. The most experienced pros
pec,"rs. who had thoroughly explored
that valley. said. when described the
various landmarks noted in going mp
aud returning, that l had trsvcle1 st
least 25 miles. This would give over
55 miles for the tramp on Saturday.
Sept 21:h.
f. NJ
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-17

The Methodist Con ference Of south.
ern Illinois refused to admit a woman
as member, although she was pastor Of
o church
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12
POLITICS..
The Iowa State Democratic Convention will
be held in Council Bluffs on Wednesday, May

The Iowa State Democratic Convention will
he held in Council Bluffs on Wednesday, May
II.
/ The audacious Pinafore sailed even into the
graveyard reverend Senate Monday Afternoon,
Mr.. Morrill, quoting one OF It's popular
phrases In the peroration Of his speech.
The Louisville Gourier-Jousradl has come
out In favor of liden for the Presidency
This will reduce somewhat our Uncle Sam
my's chances for denomination
Brick Pomeroy. Pat Donan and Corporal
Herman ought to form squad, place them
selves under comm and of tie Hon. Zachary,
and 20 to war at once.-[ Atlanta Constitution.
The colored men OF Wisconsin have elected
delegates to the National Convention OF Col
ored Men, to be- held In Nashville, Tenn, May
6, and have organized State colonization as
ISOLATION.
Secretary Sherman, Gen. Garfield and Stan
ley Matthews have promised TO be present az
the Ohio Republican State Convention in
May, and to speak ut the ratification meeting
following it.
A careful canvass Of Minnesota has satisfied
the Minneapolis Free Press that the ehoice OF
the Republicans for the Presidency - Grant,
and that Tilden Is the favorite with the DEM
ocratS
The Socialist vote In Chicago was 20 per
cent OF the entire vote. This indicates that
one-fifth of Chicago is made up OF political
hrs. OLearys, each with his own COW ana
kerosene lamp.
The Ashtabula Ohio Sentinel condemns the
selection Of Cincinnati as the place for hold
ing the Republican State convention, saying
1t will almost rob many Of the Northern coun-
ties OF representation, because of the expense
to delegates in getting there.
1.-THE man who attempts oget up q political
excitement In this country on the old section
issues will find himself without party and
without support These were the words OF
Gen. Garfield, spoken deliberately few days
after the meeting Of the Forth-sixth Congress
In December, 1878.
The citizens OF Mississippi should subscribe
to O fund and send a crazy man up to Massa-
chusetts to edit a red-hot Republican news
OF JEFF Davis and the Acknowledgement Of
every Southern man, woman and child. This
would neutralize the idiocy Of the Ohio man
who edits the Okolona States Baltimore
Gazette.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12
&. F. GIRARDEY'S
r.lsndar or Weekly Auction Sales
prlL ESTATE, BANK AND OTHER STOCKS,
no TAKE PLACE At THE
a. Charles Auction Exchange
On the following days:
70 TAKE PLACE At THE

..ruRDAY, April 12.-For account Of the sue
% cession Of Jean Rey.
Tng northeast corner Of Bt. Philip and St. Claude
- st aeeonnt of the succession Of Edward D.
An Improved farm in the parish Of Tangipahoa,
The Dt two-story frame dwelling, forming the
rbs handsome and newly built twoistory frame
dwelling, No; 81 Conrey. between Prytanla
and st. Charles streets.
rhe three choice building lots on Sixth. between
Prytania and Ut Charles streets,
The S S ssd sstx.es se w. 5nns o
and on OonreY. between st. Charles and
Prytania streets. and adioining the residence
Of MessTs; Arms.rodhg and yen.Uhborhoods
The row OF nine tenement frame houses. form,
Ing the southeast corner Of jackson anu
The one-st9ry frame houses. Nos. - and so
The neat ons.story frame cottage No. 70 St
Anthony, between Urauhart ana morales
The two ne-story cottage dwellings,. Nos q nnd
Sc 81. Anthony, between Ut. Claude ana mo-
Tha first ~ rate business stand. forming the
southeast corner Of Mepomene ana frere'
The t tWe double tenement frame dwellings, mex,
adjoining. on Freret. between Meipomene
and TGTpSlCHOI6 blESVSs
The building lot on Jackson, betweeh "hi'e
and Laurent streets.
The one-story frame cottage on HOWARD street
between Jackson am Pnhlp.
SATURDAY, April 19.--The Dufour residence
An elegant, raised frame cottage d iSv n,
modern In all It's arrangements. built In the
SQUARE ees u ground bounded by Esplanade
s John Mh asy ynn frame cottage dwell
ing. with garden and three los. Nos. III
ms and 77s Magazine between washington
The three story brick store. No. 80 New Levee
Gravier and Nalchez street.
The comfortable two story franc give dwelling Lingo. Of
formerly the residence OF the late Jonas
Two building lots, forming the northeast cor
Ladreyere w. b. Davis:
The two,story frame store and DWELLING, form n
Ing the corner OF Water. Ichoupltoulas anC
Josephine streets.
The twn four-story brick stores. Nos. 40 and A
Ohartres. between Uustomhouse and bien
For s account o q the succession Of Bridget Mar
The two-story brick store and dwelling, No; 10
Rampant between Lafayette ana Poydra
The building lot on Derbigny. between Clio ant
For "a account eco Of the succession Of Harry Har
vey: -, -
between Felicity and st. Mary streets. ',
The double frame cottage foi ming the norln
east corner Of Delachaise and Baronn'
streets.
hetWeen Baroune and Oerondalet streets.
The two building lots on Delachaise. between
Baronne Al d Carondelet streets.
The choice building lot on Baronne. betweel
Delachaise and Louisiana Avenue.
For terms and full particulars. zee descriptiv
and official advertisements. and plans at Tn
office OF the auctioneer. No 81 camp street.
mhl5 tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-12
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, APRIL

the Governor. 1.-THE voters Of New York are
very equally divided In sentiment. The ma
iorities which either party gain are very
small: per cen ages upon our voting popula-
ton. There is discord In the ranks OF each
organization ut this time. The one which
succeeds best In restoring harmony will win
the victory. If both of them are able TO
place acceptable men In the field, think the
Democrats will elect their ticket. There are
more than million Of voters In this State
Neither party, as rule, gains Q majority ex,
ceeding three per cent Of the, number OF
votes. A change of one in hundred ire
quently reverses the results Of q preceding
year. Great exertions will therefore be mace
In the course Of the summer to bring anout
harmony In the ranks OF each organlza,i,lo,n
AS about half million voters In each Will &C.
mand harmonious action, 1t Is .grobaple
therefore, that many conferences Will pe helo
between this time and the meeting Oh deie
gated conventions"
EDO you mean to have 1t understood thal
You have lost your interest in political OF
public affairs r. | asked.
"Oh no." said the Governor; those VINO
| have taken an active part In public Ire arg
unwise and unjust IL they become Indifferent
| to events about them merely because tne
time has gone by with them for holding
office. Every man may, in private lie, pe q
some use by taking part In all things whlcl
concern the general welfare"