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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-05

Qua Sherman has been on
visit to New Orleans and the State
University at Baton Rouge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-05

-THASKs to Walter Parker, office
clerk of the Laura Lee, for late
papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-05
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 5, 1879.

TO DAY is Madisou's birthday
born in ITS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-05
an EXCITING SCENE.

Thrre was quite o little scene in the
United States Court yesterday at The
close OF the Natchitoclles case. Dis
trlct Attorney Leonard, after the set
to between Messrs. Tucker and ia
cobs, and they were before the court.
arose and asked that some order bs
made 80 that the witnesses in the case
might be protected from assault ON
the part OF the prisoners. Tho man
ner of the remark and it's tone brought
Major Jack to his feet. He told The
district attorney that such remark
was an imputation on the homer of the
prisoners and was unfonnled. Ha
hen addressed the court and said that
he, prisoner, had as much right to
claim the protection of the conrt an
the district attorney. What the dis
trict attorney had said was not strue.
Mr. Leonard then asked Major Jack
II the remark was intended as person-
al to him, and that gentleman said he
meant no disrespect to the Court, but
the District Attorney could take it as
he liked. He would say that what he
he had spoken was not intended as an
insult.
There was considerable excitem ept
among the prisoners at this juncture,
and they gathered about Major Jack,
and it looked as if difficulty was inn
minent. There was much excitement
shown, and it was some time before
matters cooled down. ,t55 @gS
The Courts adjournment followed,
and MI parties separated.-ENew Or
leans Democrat.
NATIONAL SURGICAL INsT1TUTE.-
The annual visit Of the Surgeons.
from this well known Institution
will be made to New Orlean !, March
9th, 1879. Headquarters will be at
No. 1866 St. Charles street. They
will have skilled assistants from the
Home institute, and viii remain nm
til April Ssh Aonea month. Their
preparations for this visit, are very
elaborate and will be ample to meet
the increased demands made upon
them, Surgical cases and those re;
curing personal attention should
come early that they may have at
tention for the whole month if ne!
In its chosen 'specialties,
Club Feet, Spinal and Hip Diseases,
Paralysis, Contraction, and Diseases
IF the joints, Piles, Fistula, Private
Diseases, Catarrh, Diseases OF the
Eye, Ear, ETC., this Institute is un-
sxcelled. Refers. by permission to
The many we'll known citizens OF New
Orleans who are its patrons, For
farther particulars write to National
Surgical Institute, indianapolis, In
LLAMA; Philadelphia, Pa. or Allan
ia, Georgia. fIt.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-05
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.

The Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, Al. Barclay Street, New
York, have issued their reprint of
the London Querterly Review for
January.
The first article, summary ac-
count Of the life and writings of
Leasing. was suggested by the re
cent publication of two English BIZ
ographies of that celebrated German
scholar, who, as the reviewer re-
marks, "Takes rank among intellects
of frst-class calibre." The outline
here given Of his life and of his in
huence on contemporary literature
will be very satisfactory to the many
who hardly have known more of
Leasing than the name.
A paper entitled aggressive Non
conformisty'' has been called forth
by the arguments against the Estab-
lished Church, as set forth in the
British Quarterly Review and the
Liberation Society" 1t investi-
gates the present position and actual
strength of the Liberationists, and
the probable effect of disestablish-
ment, on the church and the
country.
Another article, "The Reflection
of English Character in English
Art" assumes that the passing
moods as we'll as the abiding charac.
ter of a nation are reflected in its
taste, and aims to show some phe
nomena in current politics cores
ponding with the temper Of the i'm
agination in which contemporary art
is conceived. /
"Prince Bismarck" The prob |
lem of his success is here attempted
to be solved, by showing how his
birth, education and early life
marked out and influenced his career.
az valuable paper ON ''Our Schools
and Schpolmasters'' deals in plain
terms with some current fallacies,
some pet theories, which are not pei
cnliar@ to England alone, but are
working mischief elsewhere.
. Other articles are, els Political
Economy aSciehce?' "Dr. Smiles
Works on <Self-Help," in which the
salient points Of DR.. Smiles teach
ings are commented on, as. illustra-
ted in his biographies; and Russia
and the Indian Frontier
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-05

| AS otiy IiitiIctu uayS tDteTYPHe
between This issue of the DEMocRAT
and election day, let US warn our
friends and tie Democratic.C onser
vative voters ofthe Parish, that they
must not stack arms, but must be
unceasing and vigorous n their work
for our ticket, and work as il they
had a ticket already in the field
against them. They are again dane
ingewith that same old combination
bear, and, therefore, 70 dst keep all
eyes on their partner. The same
leaders and men are yet on watch
against US, and though they may
place no ticket publicly In the field,
still they have yet the cohesive pow
ers of combination, and can in one
day rally heir,yoters, send them the
word, give them their tickets, and
- y
march them ''in solid phaladanx" To
the polls, and thus Concentrate 1900
votes on the ticket-selected. In this
there is danger, but only in case our
people supinely stay. at home and re
fuse to vote. We have the votes.
and these voters rallied like men in
November last, and with the same
good will, honest intentions, in the
same cause, we see no reasons why.
we should not again poll l, 700 votes.
It can be done, must be done, men of
Rapides, and see to it in time
ForewarneG is forearmed, therefore
put on your old democratic war paint
and pitch into the old carcass Of
radicalism, and charge into their in
nermost ramparts with the tails
manic names, Of White, Bolton and
Luckett!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-03-05

"Like the men who cheat the printer,
Will go where there's no winter"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

The mats who unls mak.s enuugh
IL rapp'it his family hs constant
lai,ni should mot pna taA.s. The
man whn makes RI tAal 4 A.af mere
than H. requires ~ llsr ~ ii should
pus. Thr man Who nak.~ -s.,AM h
year maIr than Ii. .Nr.H,l%. should
pay irn times NOR. than Til. Sl.sHM
inrsn,r 1hr man ~hn lay ln Sin.
mn yearly should ~. TN ilm.s ~
much a. Thu st.NN, iusnns,. ani The
man who has an income IL -lM..sA
ysarI. should pas IN ,in,e~ ~ much
the Sin.NM, iu-nn.. Ihl~ IT. ,h. rca.
.nn ~ H. The moment an Income
reaches hcyund satssl ,.aily. IL. ~.
cess becomes mn instrument of
power. AMI the power grows i'm Ian.
ger. as II grows i'm extent To r,sn.
late that power far I'll. common vel.
fare T. ,hr business NJ the govern
mcnt. ami th. incnns.~ which require
support anil control -hn,ll,l rnv for
tie support III the government which
enables them II secure Incomes. a.
we'll ~ Tor i.se ephtrol IL KEEP them
from danger ~ their nMn tyranny
II u NJ harL~hip for the man who
has un Income ~ ~ln.MM To pay amy
reasonable proportion III II In taxes.
TIL. man who barely sul,~t.ts On his
labor and energies Il forced Ia deny
himself the comfnri, al liz. Ia the
extent TINT he Il, forced IN pay taNe~.
liz has no property Ia pr',eet, hc
creates no necessity II guardianship
anil H. should pay NJ taxes The
excess ~ profits h.voni thu nrrrs-
~i,.- ~ lifr ,hoal,l 4. charged, and
jn-t IN proportion ~ tim, .Src~. cx-
cr,.d our wants. II i III hardship ID
charge II with thu support Il tho
government
TIL. rule rannnt but work fairly
,ukn "A rn,i or u'l. Or any kin,l vi mo.
nopeli-', lac nG,y employ stn ,nrh ~
pay barely sufficient Ia feed ami
,laihc them. h. siin.is .iaan ths.i
wage - bread AMI na'c. ttfes,
Oit ~ the labor ~ tl,e=,. men Ia
makes Il lurgr fortune rs.ch Year.
H. should tm iuN.s,l fur tin Whole
't'p mrn h. ,iil.lny~, hr.aa~t. Ii. ind
u. alanr profits III altl absorb. tlnii
labor. illril lrnin~ ,llnl thsir lil.. III,
ntid ~ nlnht makes II profit. Prof,
should lny taxes HrfhuH1e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

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IL Wv. treasury hitn#sH II 4 s'anditiatr
faf tlar presidency. What II the al
vantage IA snsh ,l.srusii IN "
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terrsi ea fssAsgsssagssM IL *lssNA'sAs,,
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thine. 10 l,f ..nt. The little fasat
bestowed is John sherman. II enn
iinu,si throughout The year, might
amount ~ sl..i~HsrM - s.s,.tsA, sNna
Would a hank IL willing - ray any.
thin. Tor ~nh fasuts II there ha
danger In giving IN. power ~ OTIS
ntsirrr ~ isenm. 80 heavy a .lcrnsi.
TORI Il THERE nn possibility III cor.
rnr,ion under en.h m arrangement
T. " not Ann.ng The probabilities Nh.
thu peoples avn mnn,s may ir thus
a., III To- d.iias and make imro,.n'
the people. wills When one man
can use s.al. tan.tsm of The mrury al
the people III his pleasure. for his
own gain. for thu profit 81 some
banks. or for the adv ..hr.ment IL thu
interests IL his purity, Il there na
such thing - II money power
tim ;nnnfi Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
Pride Gocth llrfor~ Destruction. aud i
MawRhty spirit Before Fall.
- Ifasrftss IN ~


In their State Convention the Re-
publican patty II Iowa nude the FOL
lowing n pntt Ut their platform:
"Resoirri. That W. approve IL,
financial policy ~ thu Republican
party. and rrper rish f,iie To it, 'e
snits."
~ free born citizens III America
do you hear tliutg Y. lahorinI mr'
nnh producers ~ law,i, ". wan, y,s
the financial policy TINT has wrought
your suffering AMI distress. W.. vi,
salurcd office holders ~ this great
Sintc: together With thu representa-
iivrS uf the hunks uni rings, hereby
notify you tint VIZ uie proud ~ ~,
policy that Inns destroyed half III,
value of yany farms. and labor, iii,
/ douhl, oar Incomes. Fourteen yea,'
ago We had Still pr ea..isa In eircnl,s
, iiun. but low " afr proud u say VI
only have AL. ami thuu Ii nns,ly Is
lug idle In the L. =. Treasury -
hank vaults.
/ Fifteen .rtif~ 49,. only -an hank
rmpi- were produced ls.r ailn.m II
this country, Will. nov. though III
glorious workings ~ auf proud II
nanrinl polly. TYR ',n ihnnSan,
business i'm. III. forced IL sta pen,
each ycnr.
| Fifteen years ago, Soc. MeC,l.oel
says. 9TH. people ,lrc san,para,iyci,
fro" from debit" hit nov we ar,
proud tn shy ihnf eastern mortgage,
Contained hy the shieancry ~ on
wise ,lilnan.ial policy. contraction
nrr quietly. lint surely. eating NJ Ia,
homes ~ nuf Nutkin. people.
Thirteen ycars n.o. with nh nmpl,
currency 10 keep the producers "
work, ws were rapidly payln. M tn
| National Debt: Int now since ",
have forced the people Into iilcnc~'
i by contraction. VIZ refer With rrll,
10 thu fnct. ihnt thr bonded debt L
rapidly increasing.
Twelve years agn. MI Ind proiilabl,
employment. md the industries wrr,
fully occupied In creating wealth
which The people were enjoying AM
happy. Nsr We refer with pride 4
the million train,,s who fill thu high,
ways, In search IT employment. Mrt
whom our l'noln financial polio !
has turned out III the workshops. mud
whom re have declared a. h. rrini
mis-.
WI also refer with pfidr ~ 0Ml
policy III paying til. bonlholurr "
money three tim.s NJ valuable n,
that h. gave. or expected ~ receive
placing yon md your children N
bondage forever. II necessary. I,
ray II.
We are also proud 10 shy that go,
working men must furnish the moE
~ 10 do this, and whit We don't stca
the bondholdcrs will get; hut ",
want you to remember this IL whn
wa cnll tho honest payment ~ III,
public debt. We nre for homes
money, W. nre; TINT II when We Stcn
u dollar W want II 10 be q biR one
W. IRE proud because We hMv'
built up n monird aristocrAcy. whicl
has already sucked the life out of IN
nations industries. nnd like PLATE
soldiers over tho grave III Christ ar
continually on the guard to prcvcn
u resurrection.
4 Yea, verify 70 Republicans hnv
reason ~ br proud, even Az Sntnn
proud ri lis work, hut think On
the time Ii not fAr distant when
Will be- the peoples turn 10 b. pIom
of their work, which II To turn thcs
money changers ont III tho Tempt
ard cause them 10 sit In sAck clOt
J and ashes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
The Deposit VI the Public Moneys.

tn the ist ~ U..salnr, NH. thu
amount ~ the deposits nf the United
States government In the bunk al
the United States wns Sastis. l3J
This deposit was removed by thu
persistent. determined efforts al
President Jackson. during II period
" about nine months. I'll. greater
I part III N during the first fpui months.
I In those days Il deposit II ton mill-
lois III dollars In one national bank
/ wna deemed exceedingly objections
nhlr, anu the courageous un,trs. 81
Andrew Jackson In connection viii,
/ the United States bank ha@ received
! thc communication II history. Mr.
Yum buren,, the successor Ut Andrew
jackson. In his first message 10 con.
grcss, met IN special session, urged
som. OF the objections To .lepos,inp
the moneys of III. United States III
my bank. lie spoke II thc prevail
ng desire ~ separate the fscnlcon-
/ crns of the government from those
of individuals or corporations"
"Vndcr these circumstances IN
said. u, becomes orr solemn duty 81
inquire whether there nrc not, In any
connection between thc government
and banks " issue, evils vi great
magnitude, Inherent In their very
nature, and against which no pre-.
/ caution Gun ctf.ctuully guard" HI
spoke Of the Use by the hunks, ~,
their own benefit, oi the money dc.
posted with thcm.' and remarked
| that thc money received from TIL,
people. instead III being kept TIL !,
Is needed Tor their use, Ii Il fund Iii
which discounts arr made for the
profit ~ those who hnpprn to d.
owners ~ stock I'm TIL. bunk ! sclcctr,
~ d.po-itors." "SInc.. therefore,
snil he, 'cxpcricnc. Inns shown thu
to lend the public money 10 lora
hunks IL hazardous to the liberation,
of.thc government. Is |!
the part Of wisdom again tn rcncv
the conncctiony" He argued III,
question with congress-, md mot Il
vain. Surely" Ii. urged. "bnnk
are not more able ti,nn the govern
ment 70 secure the money In tlci
possession against accident. violence
Or fraud. The assertion '.that tho.
nlc 10 must assume tlint Il vault In
hank III stronger thnn II vault III Ill
treasury, ind TINT directors. cashier
md clerks. not selected by tho gov
crnmrnt, not nn,icr it, control. III,
more worthy ~ confidence than ~
llccrs selected from thu people an,
Responsible t0 the government
officers bound by official outs sfnr
faithful performance nj their dntic,
| and constantly subject to tho super
vision ~ congress-" H. spoke q
the employment ri hank agency Il
keeping pnhlic money NJ u danger
ous extension or thu patronage mn
influence III the executive I'LL
message was sent ~ congress ~ ih
4tle0f September. ih'i7. The Argn
ln~nt was III favor III MI "Ii.,lelmnsi
~nt Treasury" II wa~ not till lSt
TINT congress passed the bill c-tah
fishing m "Inl.mntlrnt Treasury.
Tho bill hnvinH brrn signed Ivy III
President OH the ith nj July In tim
yenr, The net WIS repealed yen
later hy III. bhnk advocates. but NV
years af,crwara the democrats IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

STArE TREASURER HENix, either from
stupid incaracity, hullhcnded stub.
hornncsa, or y disposition 10 keep
covered up some hidden iniluity In
the u~e Of Agricultural College funds
In his hands, or FOR some other mys-
terioMs and unaccountablc reason,
still persists In withholding from the
College authorities tho Information
40 long and respectfully though earn
estly sought after. Finding that M
other Influence could awaken the
stupid or hullhca.lcd Treasurer To u
sense ri his duty, III the May meet
Ing thu Board Of Trustees referred
the matter % the Governor, with the
respectful request that h. would sec
u II TINT the proper investigation
WIS hAd. aud the required infurinn.
tI0n furnished. but up TO the recent
meeting III tho board no official In
formation from either the Governor
or Treasurer hnd been received: but
Il member OF the hoard was privately
advised by the Governor TINT tho
Treasurer had given him assurance
that the required Information should
be furnished: and very likely II will
lie forthcoming sometime between
this and the expiration III thr rrcns.
nrcr'. term. such tlaRrnni md per-
sistrnt disregard III both thu rule. I'll
common courtesy and official duty
ARE deserving u In. most severe Gen.
sure from III. people. whose servant
this mnn Bcmis n. mud W. emit me-
count for his reluctance In giving thr
required Information on my other
ground than that II would show Il
miss application ri the funds. II he
has any good reasons to urge, court :
rsy. ut ienst, would rcquil. him to
frankly state them, instead u trcat.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08


There Ii Il curiosity In thr ngMrca
recently furnished hy the War DE-.
i.arimcnt, giving the number ~ sol.
dirrs furnished by tho several states
during III. Int war. The Ave border
States uf Maryland. West Virginia,
Kentucky. Tennessee. and Missouri,
ARE counted In With tho Solid South,
against which Republican malc.iic.
tIons are launched. Yet M, ~ Ave
States sent Nli.til9 soldiers 20 tight
thr BATTLES of Ill. Union. and the i've
New England States nntsi,l. ~ Mus
anchnSctis srnf only 5.tti:,. These
"rrb..l" States actually showed up
7i.5lD more patriots thnn the same
number u New England common
wculih.. Boston Gi0te.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

me questioning ~ thc ioNatss ~
W. X. Mend E.a.. editor IN The rlsi>
DEALER. Ivy thor~ who ronhint ''.u'
thnsc' enough for the old Nag n *.
pose their carcass within n ltMM
miles of Il rebel bullet. strikes thu
.boys In blue I'm Howard County.
who remember the kind offices vi
Mr.. Mend to them while at Pacific
City. Springfield. Mo. and Helena.
Ark. rs u most contemplate pro.
cetlurc. W. can bear witness To tii.
truthfulncss III Mr.. Mcad's statement
In the PAIN DEALER. and now II the
gentlemen ArrHIgning him FOR dis.
loyalty will state whit single thin.
they ever lid 10 put dawn the ~.
bcllinn," or what Kindness they EVER
exhibited toward those who were
fighting their Conntry's battles, u
cntItle them tn u higher seat In the
Temple IT Liberty than w. X. Mead.
they will confer great favor upon
us. and several more of the "wrarers
~ the blue" In Howard County.
Come, put up or shut up Lime
Sprinys Tribune.
The town In which the PLAiS DEAL.
m was published during the war,
always hnd Its quota Of men In the
army. No call was ever made but
that the men previously In the scrs-
Ice, more thnn filled. This fact In.
duced Ncls Durdick 10 come from II
township subject 10 a draft 10 I'LL II,
quota. and open his saloon la NV
Oregon. And when vegetables md
SANITARY stores were being sent away
to the boys.snfrering from scurvy,ihls
same Nils Dur,lick, refused To cnntfi.
butte OH. cent toward tho expenses.
OF to In my why encourage the mnt.
ter, because II Wns u "copperl,caa
movement. Tut that was merely til
excuse of small mind and small
weak partisan. Republicans all ovc,
tho county nidcd In the work. Moon
& Hunt, cownn. Schcllcngcr & Co,
Il. w. Pierce, Strothcr 4 Kirkpatrick
Abram H. Harris, Major Moulton
Stargis 4 Donahngh, White 4 Vclic
s. L. Cary, Joseph knowlton. Il. +
Marsh. Aug. Dcndlc, Judge Seely, A
d. &. kno~lton, DR.. Clcminer, :. N
Colo, Samuel Hcrrick, VIM. Munger
NJ. II. Doolittle. and many others
contributed II their means 10 pn.
for hauling and paying the freight
ON the articles contributed by them.
selves aud others 20 relieve the wants
OF those who had bravely periled
all for their country. but not ~
much as one cent from Ncls Burdick.
Elder Pullman hauled one load to
the river, charging little more than
his expenses therefor. Sam, Hcrrick,
q noted coppcrhcad, gave the use Of
4 team, which was driven by the
editor Of the PLAIN DKALxR, 10 carry
one loud there. And during this
trying period, the editor Of the Ores.
90 Times, which Ii now only the
echo OF Nels Bur.lick. was looking on
with stolid indifference, depending
upon being u native Of Canada and /,
British subject, as = sure protection
against his being forced into thu
service. even through conscription
This falling. hs was prepared 10 cs.
cnpc To Canada In the disguise III y
female, ~ Jefl. Davis did from itch.
munl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
TEA.TADLE CnlT.CHAT.
: The icc.,,ian looms.

The icr-lnnn boOms.
Illinois has s.OAN lnnntics.---lios.
ton Post.
The Indian question Whcrc'll
We tind III. next white many
The whisky element Il growing
They have npmipatssl u governor
this year. Kah for G.nr and beer!
And TINT II whit Hayes cnhinc,
minister's jnnkrttIng about The conn
try ~ III. public expense arr making
Or their places.
SHERMAN 1nys Tint every man
who wants work can sct III True Y
but then some people cannot afford
10 woik for nothing.
Puck has discovered why gospel
tents attract AZ mnny sinners. The
people mistake them for .ircmsrs
with brAnd.new Jokes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08

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have risuh him ats4lli fH lf nhatA
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II iH'iAs fa4igvifHaa4a 4 l. aleui' tisAs
s'fe ra.asir Knew II anil tsasesn#t
sstsas MIL nnf ~ HE'LL rnilsha~~ fsa
What hnl,i~n. after hi aitss.isntl has
lss,n Nl4rtinti, saliri ~ The msst.i
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-08
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W. publish this week. 4 petition Ia
Congress which In h.ing circulated
and signed By soldiers Ia other
States. anil sh. nld l~ In this. No
soldier who reads hut knows ihni
what Ii here asked Inns been pcrsi..
tcntly fought ~ the Republican
party. ~ president, irani, vrtoing 4
bill TINT would Rivr the soldier simply
his due. md approving III ono thni
gave him Grant -k2tHl.tItN TINT did
not belong 70 him. The claim u
that party Il oiar that II all pretcncc,
sham and hypocrisy. The simple
matter ~ pension money thnt wMs
appropriated by the lust session Of
Congress, was put through by what
the Republicans term southern
ISrigmdicrs, demonstrating that even