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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-12

very arguments now being ad.
. duced in support of the mon
strous proposition that a State
bebt partakes of the nature
and is contract III d legal
sense, is absurd,
10 say that because the
bonds are in the hands of ills
nocent third parties adds moth
ing to the argument: The
same conclusion confronts that
premise-the State cannot be
compelled by law to paw.
What can he mole absurd /
than to suppose that form is a
essence; yet, on that SUPPOSE :
tlon lies all foundation for the
childish doctrine now being F
advanced by the agents of the
fBondholder. These gadgrinds
forge; the legal requirements T
necessary to constitute a con- in
tract, and in their wild wor> -
snip tor even the forms OF law,
rave gone so far as to contend
nat minor, who is exempted ,
y law from oeing a party to T
may contract, butt r
nat contract, if violated can |
OF De enforced in law.
II this is not the veriest i
revertlon of common sense R
len we are mistaken. sa
Before it can be claimed m,
at the puolic debt is a con- RI
act in the sense implied ana as
ught to be conveyed, it must e.. /
'sesS all the requirements Of us
" necessary to that fulfill and
'nt' First, the contracting cool
rites must be amerable to com
al process-and if not, no 'e r.
rm' devised by men can the ;
e any document legal vigo
save IN name, which s4.a..
IN empty honor. ''i Ie
\ public debt is simply a found
age; and its payment lies A.
he honor of . nol,~'a r. sayer
nao,1o ~ ~. P-"''o. IL const
IL VI 'hlS common select
III can De satisfied that I cons
present State debt was for its
estly contracted, and thai
PLEDGED themselves to &c.,
bondholder to pay it. @a =
we venture to say they &c
it to tho H.. This
Until that =, 'o' pen- relied
- clearly prov beard
'o"e'er' we contend thew desirat
Inc moral right to resist at disc
ayment OF evoru o:si being i,
no -pr s'hSle lysand
A0rLES F1NDICA~ manent
rub nor
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-12

9Ide following is what The
Qoitman (Georgia) free Press saws
OF me New York millionaire Van.
ocrol't, the internal skunk who is
noted for being a New York mil
'ooa're' but who has nothing else
10 recommend him that we have
ever heard Of passed over the A
ana 4. railroad en- route to Flor;.
ga last Wednesday night. ston-
ing at the Jesup House for sun-
per- he demanded that his neoro
servant be allowed to take q seat |
At the hotel table. This the mo-
'r'e'or refused, whereupon the
/ Vanderbilt and the Ia.
l'es in company with said cuss d.
lined taking any tea at the :Jesn,
1oose. We would like to ask Mr.. !
andero'lt the question if at home {
allows his colored servant to.|
IKE seat among his friends At 7
$ dinner table ? We know full )
ell he does not. Then what R
cans the pnrse-prou6 swell-head ? ST
'es he do this for the purpose of
'u.t'ng our people? If 90, he had
''er return whence he came, for ue
~ ne will find that all bis wealth IN
Il not protect his sacred person Oh
m a good, solid, substantial Gel
king. We welcome all good
rthern men among US, and will oe'
At them with the greatest kind. on
and hospitality until they in
US vantonly. Then We reserve sew
f'sht to say what we think nc
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-12
A COMMON SENSE VIEW OFI.Aw

8 Answering the argument
) used by the bondholders and
, .nelr Attorneys that the State
aeot OF Louisiana is inviolata
because it is in the nature Of =
contract. which the Cons+itu-
ton of the United States has |
forbidden them to impair. in
Volves the re-opening of the
Whole question, but on more
vital grounds, that has, since
the adoption of the Federal
constitution, been a source Of
violent discussion, and even
disastrous war.
Tie right to construe tho !
organic law of our federat;on t
9y IMPLICATION is dangerous !.
1t was denounced
oy Mr.. Henry and his co]lea> =,
cues in the Virginia Conven-
[l0n' and so clearly and logi- r,
'ally condemned. that had the y
'avocates of its adoption as Z
t umea the right to so judge
8 provisions, it would have
cen a thing of history, an
pooh of human failure, in.
cad Of the fundamental law
great people.
because the Constitution 1~~~
early prohibit STATES from Are
'sslng laws which will i'm
'lr contracts it is false and
ngerous doctrine to hold
1t this, by implication Can mn
distorted to cover and effect Ss
sovereign capacity, the
'ereign power of the STATE T
slf' as we'll as its legislation In p
>, or are LAWFUL agree
nts' to do certain things
Ween LEGAL bodies or perH
HRGo, PERSONS OR BOD.
THAT EXIST OF RIGHT BY
;. A State has no sucb
tence. It is sover;on D "1 Rang
eae0r OF bodies and per-
oi law :, A State cannot ponc
compelled by any Legal rerff
ess to observe the stlnn.
::$ :: 81; 81 4. =: ::: S
y agreement; hence, the
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-12
The FELICIANA SENTINEL
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

~. GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
''''A rebellion in Burmese is renort.;
AT Charleston, s. c., half the neon,
have infueuza, '"o peoP'
There arc ~ member, If +,o ,,.-
roe Board of Trade. o "on
W neasy snow storm at Syracuse
49, virginia has settled her debt h,
tennessee still fingers. ""
80. Fer" and Bolivia have io;nt1v ID
e'"fed wa: against Chilli. W.
Tho Parish Jail of Bienv;l,e r.
was destroyed by fire on the 9th nit
A.. INC Governor OF Main obiected r.
.ne double mileage charged in the To" ~.
''"''se payroll and will veto il.
..:,, Inc Greenbackers at WASHINGTON
. MAINTAIN their savage determination
20 destroy both the old parties.
--.- Lie reported occunat;o, .e A..
ns'sh island, Nalacongon. ,v the
French has been confrnod VIC
-.--ln the United States tb.r.
women in the various nrotess;o,,. 90
tors' 42O dentists, 6s preachers 49, ~ wv
~ lawyers. "D' ID OF
!''ote reconciliation between
.'o rope at Rome and Prince Biseoark ~
"o'"ahy Is regarded as a certa;ntv a.
the near future. Ao'
1.-The Car of Russia recan+,,
".n'e" 20 the Servian government
.'Apiete battery of Krupp guns which
cost 10000 ducats. WHICH {
--..At Lahore, on the 81 of Amt, T
Atsan and English forces met in .,' aa >,
Sehent' 4oO Afgans were killed Tha
English loss was Is killed. c
"arioaidl is now in Rome, for tb. Il
purpose it is said of organizing and cou G
"uceihg revolutionary moveman+ =,
''s'''sC the Italian government, =,
'--.Vueen Victoria, it is rumored h.s nj
expressed strong wish to sec C,noda ba
ara the Prince of Wales ia enco,ros~:. m
her to visit both that conntrv +ha Ir.:
States 'no Oh1ted m;
:: --.N'hilism is on the increase in Rms.
" S"'te number Of distinguished
'"'os nave recently been arrested ,,v tho W
''ef"ihent tor openly avowinp their OF
'"patny with this revolutionary order de-
49,, Inc tonnage entering the porr If m,
n'Iadeiphla has increased 444.47 mar -.
'n'' SINCE 1858. In the same time Tho no
'iease In New York has beep o., On to
x cent ,,, and in Boston 67.97 per cent. eve
49, Inc number of hogs packed DURING o,a
. a PAST winter season just closed is =. :,
'' oae oe'ng an increase, in head. Of "a
, ,;a For the whale twelve months, Ting
lug March l, the number of hoes per.
,Aeo Is lo,958,692; an increase in baoS
l ,e1O,126. ~ no''o' serv'
"A DesMoines special says the Com at tt
' s: printing Office was burned by in priet
diaries at Davis City, Decatur conntv afore
ing Tucker. a notor;on" noay TWO men, dies
and one Tartar, were seizsd 10. cline
> ana Tucker was hanged. Tartar Hous
bv Mar+.o p paced IN Jail. A bagnio Wand
mob' and the building torn down ana "e all
contents destroyed. take :
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-12
GOOD SUGGESTIONS.

A correspondent to the N. q. CT
~ Item makes the following sueges
tons which, if accepted by the
Constitutional Convention, would
provo very beneficial to the State
l. All judicial officers to be
nominated BY the Governor and
confirmed by the Senate.
|. z. Before any clerk of court or
sheriff is nominated he shall pro.
doce a certificate from the Supreme
court, stating that he has been
examined by said court and found
personally we'll qualified add CON-
peteut to discharge the duties O,
the Office. Make it incumbent ms
on said Supreme Court to examine |
the applicant.
3. Abolish all licenses on trades
occupations and professions.
4. All dues and charges on ves-
e's and freight, navigating the
annals to and from New Orleans to
'e abolished. The State or CITY
Ne" Orleans to take charge Of I
anne aud keep them in good novi. {
able condition. +
3. Exempt from taxation for-|a
BARS all capital invested in MANN t
ctures in the State, but tax the 81
come. "
g. Abolish or greatly reduce e
1arf and port chargers. IL
{. All sheriffs, clerks of courts. ly
'oSders, tax collectors and asses sv
3 OF taxes to receive fixed SAL Sc
,. No officers to receive fees. af
5. Abolish the Offices of Lieuten. to
Governor and Assistant Attor- tn
General eleven States have no 81;
utenant Governors the presi. the
OF the Senate to act 10 case Of to
10 or resignation, or disability WI
1e Governor. If no President sha
Ene Senate be qualified, the be
'ker Of the House to act as abs
ernor' Abolish the Office OF tax slit
ctor in Parishes outside Of has
Orleans. theJ
A Mayor and Board of Al We
en- for New Orleads in lieu of less
resent system. Salary of ereo
r $4,000. shall
Reduce the salaries to- A fe
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-12

Secretarv of S t.to $4,000
Treasurer 0'"'o 500
Auditor ''.-----.---.-- 2,5OU
Attorney Gener.i -'---.----.--. $500
Superlntendent ofPublic Educat;on S0O
commissioners OF Lands. 1'EOO
Chlef Justice of Supreme Cont ' 400
associate Justices Of Supreme Court S00
Dlstflct Judg 3'o00
Clerk - ofDistrict Courts, New ORLEANS S'0Oo
Di1eputy Clerks Dist Courts. N q NO0
recorders, New Orleans 1'O00
81 Sner!1S, New Orleans. 1eO0
oherltts il Parishes out of N. q '''oo
eS-ohclo tax collectors Q mn |
The ante be!1um State and civ
'eot to be reduced in proportion to
ne value of slaves to represent value
Il real estate and bear four Der
ent interest.
Give power to the Legislature to '
ecrease the rate of freight charges +
railroads running in the Stale. {
Reduce the rate of interest from y
wen to four per cent on the Dub. Il
oeot contracted since January
, 1861.
NO mar to hold Office who ia not h
rsonally qualified to DISCHARGE d.
the duties Of the Office. h,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

The Ligonier Banner says: ln speak
of the foolish prcicnsions Of the Sher-
man rcsumptionists senator Joe Me-
Donald got on happy hit by sas ing ia
one Of hi. ohio speeches: :" suppose
Holm sherman DESTROYED the crops il,
Europe in order That we can sell one
thirl more % our products ~ that mar
kci.- This bro't down the house
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

Governor blue Jeans Williams may
not be tie most ornamental tgure 20 he
seen ia The Ohio campaign just now, but
he shows plenty of GOOD hard sense ia
what be say ia hi~ speeches.
Very true. and hc could get more votes
for President against UlN ~ses >. Grant
than any other Democrat ia the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

fap Republican.
lfncxt season j. favorable one ORE
ange caunty will have the largest wleat
crop ever grown in the connty. Bone
dust aud sicl like" will no the work
The ToIliver trial was again postponed
on account Of Witnesses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-10-10

Mr. +. +. MessInore was IN the city
lasI week purchasing stock " furniture
10 be taken to Ireland, Ia DUBOIS county.
Success ID your new venture. Rock
port Democrat.
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"a b. paid in advance.
Ax~orNcING CANDIDATES
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For County ~ ~
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, 1879-03-15

whtlo It was ve&v evident that the main bust
ness was to btat Harrison, It Was not the
less true that business 81 no secondary
weight was tho nomination OF Ns. Dunlap. II.
the interests Of an Individual, but Ia tic lii
tcrests Of Democracy. That WAS truc. aud at
tiie sanle TINA It was true Tint George l.. Dur-
lap was looked ,tpon rs the coming man. Tie
nights confa., met to t1ov1se ways md means
for best putting Mr. Dunlap bcforo tho Convsn-
tlon, nni THEN pulling The s.rIngs 30 As 10 insure
bis nomination. They secsne1 to think that the
OF iAst night outnutnbcr The supporters Of tho
eagle. e.plnioncd Congressman. Unfortunately
the returns as gathered last night do not sup
port any such suppositlon. dust low Mr.. DUN.
laps nomination will b. secured. IN casa It t,e
secured at alt, will best appear after the Gloss
Of tho Convention to-dnY.
, 1879-03-15
NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS.
Republican Gains Throughout the Slate.
.Nftc Yofk 1IMes AdtrA IL.

Republican Gains Throughout the Slate.
1Nep Fork Times, Garch H..
The results OF tho county and town elections
Ia New Jersey on Tuesday show. although iull
returns have not yct been received, f1n.turlng
Republican gains. In only one couuty-Bur-
1ngtou-is there aloss, and in that Republican
majority Of one tu Tho Board Of Frceholdcrs bo.
comes Democratic majority Of one. III Sussex
ring which has govcEl,el It II br,kcn, IT. oppo-
nerts obtaining majority Of not less than SIX
Frechofders.
tts,e Fork 1Ytbunt, March -. ....
In the reports from various New jersey towns,
It Is stated that tn Union Cuunty tho Board OF
Ftccholders, uhcs, last year stood fourteen
Repnbl.ssns + to @ eieh: M bemoersts. Morrs ia County
ercts ns Ffeeho1dcrs eight Republicans, 8ix
Democrats, and one Greeubackcr.
, 1879-03-15
DISSATISFIED MINERS.


PtTrsDuRo. Pa, March 1&.-The MonoDgahelA
River coal-mtucrs are on the wnr-Dath again.
Over TOO OF them aro cncAmpcd At Elizabeth,
coming from points afi Along tho river, but
principally from sir-sfile Ferry. They declare
they will not leave until every mincr now 1t
work Is brought out. No open violence has yot
bcen attempted, but ut Meeting to-day q reao-
luton was adopted to bring tic working minors
out at all l,azasds. The n,lncs Of Horner q
Robcrts, Wood, Shradcr &, Co., md O'Nail arc
running, but with decreased forces. It is ex-
pcctcd they will suspend tomorrow. A strong,
polce force IA On the ground to preserve order,
hut mitch unrsslnceB prevails among tho clsi-
xcns from the numbers mud threatening attitude
Of tie strikers
, 1879-03-15
MILWAUKEE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE,

MILWAUKEE, March lt.-At the noon meeting
OF the Chamber OF Commerce, to-day, tile
Board Of Directors submitted resolution rela.
tive to tllu lesse Of N exchange r0oM anu o!llccs
III the proposed nav Mitchell Block. which 10 to
occupy The site Of ths present Chamber OF Com.
1nsrce. I1ls resolution Ia In the ahapa Of aprop.
osltton tl,at tic structure alall Gust not less
thuu 500 GOO, arl TINT 1t shall contain roons In
all 1especis suitable for the Chamber III Com.
$1,000 sha!l tu paid, . isasu extending through
twcniy-uns years to b. takon by the Chamber.
Tbs resolution WAS laid orur under the rulcs,
snd will be voted upon tomorrow. Tho condl-
Judgment before presentation on Change, aul
by hsul nero In oil respects approved.
, 1879-03-15

didn't feci nj I'LL 'ai'y over It, md contcnaeA
That Ilc Ind Simply ,luac Ills duty IN guarding
the woman when nntlcr his care. stc ni!l
which it was q,1fto .,o.sblo ior her 10 cscai,u
through window, had stlo bcen % '..n. 'asnneh,
mud, 10 prevent ansth!ng OF mat kinut no
stcpyctl iastr md sAt down ltvesa' fcet sway
51 ,S t ns"n "1 hs as sya on s wnan iot
wi,nto Iulsntiun he ,was reslonhfb!r. is to she
alleged proposition tn settle. III, compound Z
fsly as IT. WpoaT'dgws w.na ma v II, o9t% St
allegation s %,"l dciy tlo maker of 1t. Al! tic
Sirs. Unieri,ill, nul ali .hat Mt. Wl!so, crer
d!t wns to nEtcc 10 drop thu cnntekt over the
vii nnd ailow THO iletrs to divide up % tl'sy
rateve.f FROM further prosecution crlminally, III
consideration n( her eonfcssinH 10 the charges
againat her, but to thfs Mr. Wilson sayt. ho
wntlia nut tIstcn for n moment. ilo told her
That ttlat Was a0cthln1 HAT l1o couldn't btUp
II hc would, ami wouldn't II 10 could.
As before state,l It will 10 very difficult to
prove tho poisoning. About oil TINT charge
hnpys npon IL sc statement Of Mrs: 1}urkla,.l
tnbiu ,naraed PUiso1,,'' which Mrs. u. ,n,tnc-
diA,e]Y removed to another r0Htn; mil tt!o
further statement Of Dir. Wilson tint he thinks
| liz cnn Provo that the wo1nsn obtained puison
| In Chleugu
| Tho GrAiul jury on the larceny chnrga do not
exactly relish Mr.. Wooabfidgc's statement tl,at
The Jury ought 10 l,avo indletud sorau Of them.
They declare this MI unjust reflection, aud l!l-
WITCH In.lueea thc Grand Jury 10 Ignore The bill
axntnht Mrs. IT,, after sho hal contested tic
theft, would possibly bo productive Ut so!ne
highly y.inercsti.Ig disclosures.
ln shurt, deal Of tai blood bns been stirred
Up mud tile nloru thou stir II, the wurso It will
ben
| Tile dim,nutve but 1lgtlant Hum returned
on tic 9 O'Clock train, bearing his charge will.
him. 'llla hearing went on by tanp.lfght, and
| lasted for so,Ie titnu. with proApoct tllat It
would come to I'D end somewhere btlotb morn.
uw,
, 1879-03-15
And 10 there "a a prospect Of row, II the
Twelfth Ward can raise It.


riI,arEENrH.
Tim Democrats Of the Thirteenth held tl'niF
primary election at Wallis saloon, on the north.
east corner Ut lniisna Mn. Kobey stteets, "nti
.!lry hsd prettv lively time. The out.ind'out
iaat!ng ona iiat was ~! to bo
Tor Our Cnrtor, but us which eou,e Of tho great
unrAslled wero not sufficiently sntisae1 about
10 warrant them In sonportnY'. Tie delegates
John M i. Wsli. nn1 thsy received Isl ,yotes
against G9 for Elntlond. J. BURKE. slMoa navy'
anl Thomas lloLKers. So far ~ cnuld DO A;csr-
tatne'l, the oiceted delegation Il not plcdSea 70
any other ea"dste than shs aGntean, o. a 70
t;rccnbackcrs Of le Thirteenth hare fallen upon
cAcl. otersf nocks ina loving manner. aild VII!
probably unte On The nomination Of Dcfno-
trat ior Alderman. Mr slcuuru ID safd 10 be
tho man.
FOURTEENTH.
III this ward there uns but ono ticket, tho
nnn l,at was put itp BY The Climb, a1lh the vote
WIS unanimous. T. vas c1nimed TINT i,E ballots
vera tast, but this Ii extremely doubtful. ~ at
there crowd about the polls. Tho voting took
t,saec at No. 4yl Milwaukee aycnue. Tho ward
ls entitled y f're delegates, n1'd tney were
elected as jolIuwA: Z. Comesford, F. A. +.
s!ansa. NJ A. la I,ly, Olaf i!Icshel. aud Patrick
these delegates were Tor luiey nnd portion
tor Harrison. Michael Ryan, tfe present Ia.
tumbent, was unanimously renom'nasca ior
Alderman. and his supporters arc cnnfidcnt that
lie cat1 beat the socialists candidate, who 10
dflll.lnahter of Comtnun'stta military organi-
xattun,
ylrrBsHrB.
In the Fifteenth Ward there were great
number of splits, thc following delcRatc ticket
Mig N.,rn., f alsl Hicholas Bcck. Tic dcesaiioo IL
aoltl iur Harrison for MAJOR md Casscisnan fur
Treasurer. Adam Meyer. Il foilr-af.d-fccd deal.
er ~ No. 11 North arentlc, was nominated for
Alderman With scarcely any opposstiou.
SIXTEENTH.
Tic following Delegates were clcctol: Arno
| voes, Aian G, Htory, John Mcliuc, ard Louis
| Eartels. No nomination for Alderman wns
made.
A far a. ran be learned The delegation Is
diy1dcd -! between Carter Harrison n1!i Muf.a3y
ctsel Brnlul for City TREASURER. Judge Wallace
will probably receive the support Of this IelcEn-
gatiou for City Attorney.
SEVENTEENTH.
Over 1900 votes wcsn cast ut the Democratic
primaries ia tic Seventeenth Ward held ycstcr-
| day afternoon nj the corncT OF Chicago nYcnuo
| uuu TuHnsend street. Such crowd ns sur
rounded The po,l from tho timc It opencd until
1t wns closed was never seen Mt q t'El.narT ect-
ton .lsforc. II Iooked rs II not onr The eavc1l-
| tcrnth Ward but NIL the surrounding wards had
turned out every voter to take part IN tho con-
test. Tile principal interest Was taken In the
nomination OF Alderman. There wcre several
candidates III the sld. but the ouly qnes who
and Edward +. Barrett. Mr.. Barrett was tl.e
vo"''o votes q tho s,oS cast. II he gets !it
number nun r, Of ~ vd. ouSt On shoat cIsstoDs5 ~
Of covu address nnd ni,iiitv. He Is ia the cu,.
play Of tl.e American Exprcss Company as mcs
6cngcr, ard haa held 1s'c position Tor mani r.,
t,tA~ Inn
, 1879-03-15
FARMING PREPARATIONS.

MEnnorA, ILL.,, March 14.-The rain Of the
9Th, followed by The warmth Of tbs 7sh. 9th. aud
9th, and the comparatively mild weathcF since,
has placel the soil In such hns condition that
farrauss haya hcen aba to do considerable pillow.
ing and wheatsowiug during tho week. Judg.
il!R from tho work going on aud the reports
from tl,s surrounding dtatTtrts, tho hushandtnsn
il not slow In taking advantage Of the opportu-
nifty afforded by au early sprtng. There WIS.,
however, slight check this morning owing TO
rather seyera frost list ulKhts but, uolsss It
continues, Ii Will not Impede the work that Il
now boinN carried On with ylgor.
, 1879-03-15
OUR ARCTIC POSSESSIONS.

san FRASoisco, March 14.--A Victoria dis
patch says tho steamer Grnnp1er has arrived
from Fort WrauRcl. Her commander reports
that four men who left Wrangel for 8Itka about
thrce years a9o on PROSPECTING tour arc ascur-
talned to have been murdered By Indians. No
nowB from Sltkn md the long absence Of tho
British Cunboat caused grave fears for tho safety
Of tho settlement
Eight Indians wcro drowned In tho recent
storm by sraulping their canoes.
, 1879-03-15
GRANT TAIRD-TERM CLUB.

Spfcial b9spdsch 70 Tia Tribune.
TEnRB HAuTE March ia largely y-attended
meeting Of Republicans was hell last evening at
the office Of Emery Bcaucha,np, late United
States Consul at Cologne, and Grant Third
Term Club was regularly organized tho first IL
the Stato. Tie movement appears to be gen.
orally udorscd by itc Republicans hers, ane
promises to be very popular.
, 1879-03-15


husbands affidavit By saying that he made It
under The belief that tllc woman had actually
bugn Indicted for larceny, alil explaining
lIpN CURIOUS LITTER
n Mra Johnhnn.-fn Which st,s advised Susan
~ taE" - frisn,,s mdvicnn nmt Ict tin haIrs
~ tnnu , .hn.a ~ snrtr,r ti,nt .hc wrot" II
NAYS ttc!i hhAEo:.uy o11n 's.s ~ s.J ct ~
ollt Of 1ecihs ~ puta illctuai'p w otst" !nst
tEn, In spite VI llcf oauneea' ne!tosnE that
thcru was lGABue against nef 70
ouat UucxA1l AID get the estate In
oth,,r }m,uIr. III order That the leugucrs
miwht ararttso their own sweet wills II,
W", sn~ f',ss s' whou, M s!,c means s.o viii doubt.
luss hnve no ncs1katsoh Hoous tU.i''s I!nI' M nnu
a. for Mrs. uM!efnllta alleEea psessehs oe,a'
1.ate situation, tllc matronly hlf6. u. eImply
uoOt.puuieti It, laughed tho idea to heorn, and
intinntnu lint Mrs, U. waa doub,e.dyeu
fahr,...tnr In yFnIu there was a rreut deal Ut
nii.. aui'e"s''' SO ),
g4lic. .,t. -, TIM ,v,tucs.ex IN thu will.
Mr+ hi!ea' o"a Va ~ .,ss.1 ,,s,s - th"t Il
roInarkedt ~ q flecll'aEly SnaIucu toAe; rat y
WIS very well unueratuua tIat Mr6' y. psf
Tht. sane gentleman confirmed all that has
becn salt! al,out thu wornan's cruelty towards
thu old uau.
1usTlcE nuSEos'
In Tie cou!so OF talk YIN ta sepasto1, en1es
, 1879-03-15
IN GENERAL.

II 4bRuAL1oAN U3ApLka -
everything was iooxtng we'll yesterday, and the
greatest confidence prevailed. ln the forenoon
4 meeting Of. the cauddldstes waa held and notes