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their money If ITS payment depended upon the judg

Mr.. Gnnter's bill also provides that Insurance
companies existing and organized in one State, but
doing business in another State, if sncd in the
Courts of the latter shall net have the privilege of
removing tho case 10 the United States Court" Asst
frs section Of the bill the interest of deanltng
Southern corporations. is the last in the interest OF
Southern claimants who may have disputes with
Northern insurance COMPANIES. Bat leaving out Of
the question the effect OF the bin upon lhgants the
animus of she measure Is obviously hostile to the
National Government. Ii seeks 10 curtail the con-
stitutiorar authority of the Federal Courts. and,
quite pTCpaGly it was hrongh. forward by an 'N-
Confederate Colonel Mr.. GGnteT offered his bal
April II. On the 9th of Jane his colleague. Mr.
Slemoas. also an cx-Confcdcrate. offered another
hill with the same provision as 20 municipal cor
porat:ons.
But Arkansas ia not alone in scekingnew feidsior
Reputation. Whenever a search of that sort Is III
progress Mississippi can be depended upon TO tgke
the lead Colonel o. r. Singleton served that State
as a Representative IN the Confederate Congress
from 1861 to 1s65. lie has been a member Of the
House of Representatives, during the last four
years. He IS moreover, % leading candidate for The
United States Senate f;om Mississippi Mr. Sinsie-
toms contribution 20 the programme of the Con-
federate Democracy Is a bill TO repeal the following
clause Of the Reminding act Of 1870:
All OF which said several OF bonds. and the
aI taxes " tbs Umtcd statcs well iroel
taxation ma any form by or uuder STATE municipal or
local authorize.
In other words. Mr.. Singleton proposes. in fat re-
pudiation of Inc promises of the Nation "a ts credit
ors. TO authorize any State, county, city IT town To
tax United states bonds at will. Among all the ois
honest schemes proposed by Southern Democrats ~
Congress not one is more dishonest than thls.
TO STOP rus COLLECTION OF THE REV ENUF.
As a Confederate Brieadier-Geuerol, Represen a.
n f..l. -. fflr
sovereignty Of his STATE He evidently hopes 70 be
more successful as Representative, lor Oh The 9Th
Of MAY. 1879, he brought IN b,il "to repeal part
al section Gl3 OF the Revised Statutes THIS bill
provides:
That 50 much Of the section nagoed authorizes Off
GER ~ ne revenue i".it"Tn, "l VA. ,. ~ "a,
The state courts an indictments against them Tor
rcpeflcd. and -lca Officers snail De tried ia the STATE
courts other citizens.
The effect OF such law in Tennessee wouli be-
practically to uulhiy the laws The collection Of
internal revenue II MIR. Dibrelrs bill becomes a
law the State Courts of Tennessee ieoreia, North
Carolina, sogth Carolina. AMI other southern STATES
viii take pleasure IN sending nuinhcrOi COLLECTORS
Of United States Revenue % the fertcntiair. and
thus incidentally removing considerable hiricn
OF taxation from the Peopl. of those states In
ofdcr 10 show ihaf CHS Is uo an unf''r or ''rnt
assumption. Oh, following N.r,cts ave taken BON
the report oi the Cemmhsionc- lntefna. H"c.ue
for the year ISIS Ills rcnr~ was sen- to Cone
ti'@' ''.'' ''' '
bill. Comm Toner Hnul SSH: "lt ls with oA-
IRENE rcrct mi DO us da. 60 rpar. rle ersaf
dnilnlfi.s fhat hove been rli SD. are encountered
in maIV of tie southern -...- I'D ii' ei fr'in
o. iLe Irr. ..r '..rl. t ..
ancs - Oh. sE...l .o. of fIt i.r, "a r- ll iri-
Tirs.., s,.i several o.irr S.r r' States. ait r.-
l"i'''.- 5 ",l ....... XIII. .
i-". ''' .f d. ,...... T.. ... 4 ....,. .....
L. Sixty uiea, General i..tIin coii.iau't.
fu ..l.n o GIL. districts wt.r. f.r.' ....Irr rrs
,.iI.r. .r e.i "a n il. Il.ia.- ur c.-. urIH
Do ac.ir. .,urstiy Win tl, ol-. JOS. aIl tie oil
a. tic bass luse usually received D.r f' ni c.c'i-
4sti.f.f ira In. e iu iiCr ,t.'' lOf ihc .orc-
ill.,. az tr .g..u. .fd tie s0.,l l.. un r.t.t ot
oN.rlers I. q do. 30 l. Deem ,..itil. ,..-
CONFUSING, ABBA aiit. t0 90 .c .. tlt li solr Case.
s,-c of' r- n.lllu- Jiiae. on - bench.
have sided with The ilIrt ...-. and ..Fe
olcof ,l, ir ~ ID" s.i-c t.ts cor iA' prose-
curon oi $500 ofie.s Df 81. tn % ~'.s npon a. sorts
ol charges. Ti'I ''D rNii'ti 'f, er ' ".'tiu Pore
d-iier. Aayr COLL "umerou. o... ions h.'G upon oir
OH .ei. th another p.-t OF ti- report shows In
detail iae loss in tlieI and Noni' iitl - service
F,coid iat fec- tuat when o. oA.r- OF DE Upltei
blool a. ri..Ho forts ve ne.u i ld. oa a. .ri
o. IN ~f'" "f fr' io tlr'H li' '.N...'fcr-i 'n ''
eneaect ,lc OBJ oic. .-,a %. tl' lows 'nd t',e H.
ior,un. %, IS c,.e .n c,.hc N.,h Lee i',is co. i.'
law. Hll hnlIi.i.- nav" 'ct"'''t.' "'-. '"f
been 100 1.' .f.tn i'r t.e Iric.' Oh" such OH, att
rat re NUi nr cff i' Hur Pos tle SAGE nur ICES tu
briug them TO .riI aud pam shnriL
Two c.-es o,crriin- in ,l. SOC or S,nlA 1aIoinh
forriby .as'r,'c tens posca ln lpr las. ReuS "a.
ap..e ocouyy .''.ors N th,r .eHoa .o' an ii.ii
.' g.,.,i,n. or am, overt act of hi against
Iei. ~ ii- ASSASSIN, he was 't'1 a'"n iro" au-
bus. ana 'I, 10y S., ,s n, In r, ~ nina 'rar s
been 100 attempt tNc par' of tne sat" an horne %
ieire ont i@. .,otIef or l u, W. "a "a " .,i 'i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. personal Character and cit widow
on enid .., ., - . ,, .
60, ,i' .',' Ne arrest of ilu-.l r. KIlie william