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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
AUCTION SALES,
FORFEITED PLEDGES AT AUCTION.

by order Of $. GoLDsTEIN q CO., we will sell at
public auction. at our auction rooms corner Ninth
'"' = '''V' SATURDAY,. MARCH Is.
sold, all tile Forfeited Pledges and 'C9mmi'sIoq
which are overdue ON that date.
mohii2t DUNCANs0N BRos., Anctoneers.
u II. WARNER, Auctoneer.
TRtsTEEs' SALE OF A TwosToRY BRICK
DWELLING, BEING NO. 1222 TWENrY.Fl NSr
IMfRovED PRofERf4 HbioiSiSG. -" ~
by virtue Of decd OF trust TO Us, dated December
Of The land records Tor Washington County, in the
District Of Columbia and by n direction OF the rar
front Of the promises. No. i22 rwonynrst street on
p M, iii those certain pieces, parcels or lots or
ground situate, lying and being In SAID washington
as parts OF lots sixteen no aud seventeen %, in
square numbered seventy (IO). beginning for the
running thence west with the south line of North
street 81 feet nchcs thence south W feet thence
thence north 20 feet lhence east q feet inches and
thence north 20 ee thence cast q feet inches and
line Of twenty Hts street IS feet South Of the north
west 100 feet to the east line OF lot ID thence south 80
ifst; thence east st cO feet 70 Twentyr.t street and
geLher with the improvements thereon. -.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash, aud tho balance
payable In six twelve and eighteen months with in
IcTeSt at The rate OF per cent per an1um one ds
lcIItu llaN MINUS 10 De NeCuTPu VI tIuNt
Of the purchaser. 800 deposit required at time
Of sale, the terms of which must be complied with
within seven days or reserve the right to resell
the property ut the cost and risk OF the deauItlng
purchaser -
T1IEO T. GATCHEL rrns,oes.
mchl@ts w. G. DUNALL, ii"''''
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE LOCATED on NINTH STREET NORTH
by virtue of certain deed of trust to u.s. dated Au-
one of the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
~ the request OF the party secured thereby we Will
oier at public sale. in front OF the premises ON TUES
DAY, tue ISL day of March, 1919, NJ O'Clock p M,
the following real estate aud promises situate In the
city OF Washington. District OF Columbia known rs
aud helng part of lots numbered ~ and two t2),
IN square numbered three hundred and seVentyseven
west line OF Ninth street west twenty COY oet north
from the southeast corner of said square, and thence
running north snid west line twcntyone (2) feet:
thence west nine yOnc on feet seven and one halt
90 inches; thence south weniyone cd feet, and
thence cast nineyono Dl) feet seven and one-halt
a. Inches to the place of beginning. .
Terms of sale: FOrty.hve hundred dollars sl.5OD
cash. balance in six and twelve months with notes
bearing Interest ut per cent secured By deed Of trust
on the property. deposit OF 800 will be required ut
the Inc Of sale All ConNcyHnCing vt the cost Of the
purchaser II the terms OF sale are not compiled
with IN Ave days from day OF sale the trustees reserve
tie right to resell the property at the risk and expense
oil the dc!auting purchaser.
a. Il. T. GI hU9IgffTTt,L Trustees.
WAITER II. WILLIAMS 81 CO., AuCtioneers.
feb2Si0t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
Home Insurance is the Best
The SMITH & EGGE MANUFACTURING CO.

LOCK BOX 1905. BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manufacturers of spec!Rtles in Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally. Government and Giant Pad.
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, Organ
Locks the automatically nldde Giant sash Cham, gu
special pulley required, The smith Egge Manui.c-
turing Company also gives special attention to the
making OF estimates for the cost OF the manufacture
OF patented Inventions aud all the necessary tools,
and tho manufacturing of the same on royalty. All
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lrealel eonnlenLlnly. dell.eod.am
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14

SAN Francisco March Il. 1870.
The following are the Official closing quotations of
tnlr,lrr t..nlr. La
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
EOOT SURGERY--CORNS. &c.

"Daiy walks being requisite 10 health" thousands
visit Or. VIII TIES Establishment, lIlb Pennsylvania
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel, Tor relief from aud
avoidance OF COrns, BuniOns, ChlOlaius, Bad Nails,
&c. Among his patrons are many Of the most emf
nCnt medical, judicial and political dgnltares Of The
world EstAbi shed 1861, Fee, 81 "a visit. deCa6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL IN diseases peculiar to females,
Chronic Inflammation of tho Uterus, aud all com
plants incident to tn sex.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

AFok WEST iNDiEs AND SOUTH AMERICA,
calling at the following ports, viz D.,
fass Aux Sd jss@s in Is. santa Martina
savania, Cathasena and Aspinwal, in Colombia, and
Regular iortnisSsiy sailings from pier No. North
NV ff6R SISisroN, ,HAYrI AND MARAcAIno.
f5E S ss}$ SssSy;s ySslS
ANDES. "a July HSi,f Is ArhAs H4ls July 20
Superior first t,Sssss5 S sss
NAIL san.i Ss,iS FiSs
sssa.:s: ssa s... s:S
steamship psT S"D 81 as cS
. cY ~ sS A."
:s ss sss 81 v:s
Chna ss SSdh
Amsrsa, Central America and Mexican ports ''N
to the Passenger Department No aS7 Broadway; 49,
e" General n Passenger Agent snperintsndant
limited STATES AND AYp BRA BRAZIL NAIL STEAM
for st. s9 s
Rico, Jamaica and the Spanish Main
The ne" h's cIfT f'e'; oT F0r hS Be ASE1Ro
Sl sail Ger the sssys 81 @ Tss.as Angus. asAM
M New as
on policy al % Gwss res Through
Intercoonal steamers and to Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres
Freight be paid in advance For freight engage
g. II. MALLORY Il Co. Agents.
Office. pier 20 East River, near Fulton ferry.
TEXAS LINE e. FOR GALyESToNv ~ %E v T2ycHIYG @ ., At
Nickcrson, will sail from pier 20 East River Saturday.
July II, at3 T. NJ
Through bills of adng given to Houston and all points
the International and Grand Northern Galveston,
Houston and Henderson and tho Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads Passage to Galveston reduced
to $50 cabin $25 stecragc
For freight passage and general information apply to
y. H. MALLORY CO.. Agents
pier 20 East River.
RERMUDA. WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
I'D Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company.
For BERN MUDA-Steamship GAMMA, July IL.
For ST. JOHNS, MAYAGUEZ and PONCE Porto Rico,
and ST. enthusiastically BERMUDA.
For ANTIGUA MARTINIQUE. ST. LUCIA BARBA
DOS and TRINIDAD-Steamshp BAHAMA, July II, II N.
For freight, passage and insurance apply to
A. L. OuTERBRlDGE X CO., Agents, 20 Broadway.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. .DIRECT.-MALLORY LINE
81 Steamers leave pier 20 East River for Jacksonville
Fla. touching ut Brunswick and Port Royal Steamer
CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Chester will sail Friday.
July IL, at r. NJ @. II. MALLORY ~ CO., Agents. office
pier 70 East River
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMORE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AMI
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East 23d st. (crossn0 tho rivcr via
steamer sylvan Grovc), 40 oa5 1Ol5, 1f5 A. NJ. and
half-hourly thereafter TO 4 40 r. NJ.
returning trains leave Manhattan Beach halhoury for
New York, via Grccnpoint, to 10 .l5 T. NJ
Elevated railroads south ferry connecting with
steamer r. Martin, hourly from 10 A. NJ to 23 H..
via bay Ridge.
steamers Thomas collyer aud Twilight leave North
River andngs-From 22d st., 0I0, 10 Os23 A. NJ. thcn
TO $3.50 +. NJ. Pier y, 800 A. M aud hourly TO o 30
r. M.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Roach for New York
via Ray niden haif.hnr,i, .. t's,s y VI
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

DAWNBRoKEk's sALE.-rHOs J. MGRArH co,
Auctioneers 1873 Chatham ST.. corner Mulberry, will
sell this day o'clock 700 lots Mems and womens Cloth
ing Dresses Shawls Remnants. Quilts. Blankets Bed
ding boots Shoes &c also Coats Pants. Vests BY or
der Mrs II. ufsess Stanton st.
VlrILI.IAM ABBOTT, AuCTIONEEk.
w will sell Thursday at lO1a oclock the entire Fur
niture and Fixtures ia the billiard 3S9 Full
ION n BrookIyn (oppose tho City Hal, kavanngh
Decker Billiard Table Pool Table about 100 Walnut
Arm Chairs Walnut oval Tables, Card Tables tine Paint
ings, Chandeliers. kc, &c.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09

A --A.--ExCuRsION STEAMERS. BARGES AND
n .Groves to charter tho grand caiope steam organ
from the Centennial has bocn connected ~ great expense
to the excursion steamer GENERAL SEDGWICk. ren
derng the finest air music presented to the
pmbc saves the expense Of band aud Is very attractive
TO Eve largest Bagos In the harbor Excelsior
Park Rartan Beach Boynton Beach Columbia and Oren
tai Groves BRIGGS Excursions 3sf West ST. opposite
tt,,ist phar All ferfy
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
ExCUllsIONs.

A -A.-CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT.
A.NokTON MuRkAl's WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON, CABLES and the NEW PIER
The steamers ROsEDALE, IDLEWII,D and SYLVAN
DELL will make daily excursions Concy Island Point,
connecting with Prospect Park Coney Island Railroad
Brighton Cables aud also the route to the
III, intt
The New York herald., 1879-07-09


I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROUND TRIP so CENTS.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
Leave Hunters Point at g. B. g. 10, IL A. NJ, II noon
go 80 80. aud Y. NJ.
NEW YORk-Loavc East 34th vt. 10 minutes and James
slip 30 minutes earlier.
. 20, 30, 4 80. 10. 0 ~ : and SOP. M
Leave nunters Point ut s. 10, II A. NJ, II noon, :3o
Ieavc Beach so 10 20 40, 90 so 30 8
and o SOP NJ
+ ONO BRANCH PIER OCEAN ROUTE
IL Three trips daily
TO Long Branch direct,
landing at the great
Wrought Iron Tubular Ocean Pior.
Coolest sail. Finest views Fastest steamora
Quick route. Cheap Faro. No changes
morning boat for New York.
Arrangements have been perfected to tho
splendid steamer ADELAIDE
every morning
from the great iron pier at 7:15,
arriving ar pier l. North River. at % 5 A. NJ.
Excursion and regular tmo table,
Tho Adelaide leaves I'D ST. North River at 10 A. NJ and
Pier L. North River at 10 80 A. NJ. aud 4PM
Long Branch, 715 A. M. and 6:l5 r. NJ
including Pier ticket
The New York herald., 1879-07-09

A l-FlsuING BANKS, EVERY DAY, SATURDAYS
"A excepted fast steamer SETH LOW. with saloon,
leaving Harrison ST. n IT, Z; sth ST. H. H.. 1906 pier 81
r. 40; Battery wall next staten Island ferry, 81 pior
III r. s.1U A. NJ 0cntiemen's ticket Zoe ladies 0Uc
81 fpsrER Manager.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09

Excursion tickets to Concy Island Point. .4Oc
Excursion tickets Brighton via railroad. Doc
Single fare TO Concy Island Point
single fare 10 Brighton via railroad. .3Jc
Returning boats will loavc Concy Island Point 10 10
II 30 A. NJ. IL 20 80 20. 30 40. 20 $50.
and 10 r. NJ Tho and 10 T. NJ boats from Coney Island
Point land ut franklin aud West gath SITS. only.
Returning trains will have close boat tioDs at
Conoy Island Point for New York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

IyAsII AND 3o-ACRE FARM 70 TRADE FOR new
OYork city Property. MONTAGUE 223 sth av.
Observation-Disclosures 800 ACRE FARM IN
LMssour fine buildings, for city Residence
Apply for two days. j. MCADAMS. 53I 9th av.
no EXCHANGE-MANUFACTUR BUSINESS FOR
first mortgage cash, SIS 800 Address STAPLE, Sta
tion i.
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
EXCURSIONS.

A -A-EvERY DAY AND SUNDAY
"A. AT ROCkAWAY
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10
THE STATE GOVERNMENT.

Carter, Of the Lancaster LEDGER,
has fallen out with the State govern
ment. In his last issue he called it a
concern" aud said it was growing
more and moro unpopular every day.
CAestsr Bulletin.
The above is what. the LEDGER did
ray in substance. And We may GO
; furtherand assert, that when the Press
Of South CssFFus.iisia, especially the coun-
try press, stops its idolatry and hero
worship, and boldly, but fairly and
honestly, oriticizes its public servants,
then, and not until then. viii the press
have attained that honorable position
which of right belongs to it. When
we assert neutrality-suspicious. that knows
&c man, melting out even-handed JUS
tice according to real merit, regardless
of the opinions OF Hampton, Simpson
or any other politician, then will the
press of South Carolina be a power for
the good of the whole people. The ex
ecutive officers of the State are hi Oh
toned, honorable gentlemen, so Ear a.
we know. thens but they are the pub
Tic servants of the people-h.nce thei,
official acts, are of right, open to fail
and just criticism. If they perform
their duties faithfully, they arc entitled
to the 'honors conferred by their offices
Fthey are dilatory, negligent and in
efficient, it is the duty of the press
which in a great measure is n guardian
Of the rights of the people, to speak ou
IN plain terms. And this the LEDGEI
will not hesitate to do.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10
oCoNEE.

Keo,pec Courier The dwelling Of
N. B. Cary, Esq, was entered recently
in his absence and about forty dollars
worth Of valuables taken therefrom
No clue has yet been found to the
guilty parties.
The first bale of new cotton was
sold at Seneca City on Tuesday, Sep
tember 2d, TO Mr.. John G. Carey. at
ia cents per pound, by Mr.. ID. Sloan
White of this county.
From Jspaasy lst, 1879, to Septem'
Der I'd, 1879, j. H. Sigh, postmaster
at WalhalI8, has issued 684 money
orders, amounting to s10,301.94
During the same time he has paid
279 money orders, amounting Il
s4,628.0l. The difference, t5,673.93
is deposited with the postmaster u
AtAsnAs, Gs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

Tho railroad connections of this
port with the interior give greater ia
cilities than were ever previously
afforded, and the means Of distributing
merchandise from Charleston to the
country west and south, and Of bring
ing produce to this point, is nearly all
that the most exacting can desire. --
Setrs and Courier.
1t has always been matter Of sur
prise to us why Charleston never
courted the trade of the northern and
northeastern section of this State
Her business men, it appears, look but
in ono direction for the bulk of her
business. The rich products of Sumter,
Darlington, Marion, Chesterfield,
Marlboro, Lancaster and other coun-
ties, which Of right ought to find an
outlet through the port of Charleston,
find egress through other ports. II
Chsrleston's business men would look
20 their interests, they would turn an
eye in this direction,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10
CHESTER.

Reporter We are informed that
Mr.. John G, McCammon, who remov-
ed from the Lewisville ncighborhood
to Rusk co6Sy. Texas, about twenty
years ago, will return to his native
county this Bali, and become a resi-
dent of Chester.
Mr.. j. Newton Lewis, we'll known
to many of the older citizens of Ches-
ter, as one of the business men of the
town in former years, has returned to
again become resident here.
Mr.. T. j. Cunningham brought in
the secoud bale of new cotton las,
Friday. 29th ultimo, 1t WA bought
ny Maj. T. 3. Mills, for eleven cents
per pound.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

fs5wing brief address, during the deliv-
cry of which he exhibited the deepest
emotion:
With me, 1 suppose, all is ended
If have killed William Adamson,
did not know it. My heart is inno-
cent if my hands are guilty. In fact,
until | was told oft. I did not know
that had done it. | would not have
harmed hair of his head had known
what l was doing. l did not think
the evidence sufficient to take my life.
had hoped for lighter punishment !;
but the jury have seen fit to do other
wise, and l am willing to die. 1t is rs
natural to die as to be born. | leave
them to their God and their conscience.
To your honor, l must thank you for
the impartial manner in which you
have done your duty in this case. To
the Solicitor, l must say that / admire
his great force and power, but | regret
that his talent was against me. have
no hard feelings against him. To the
noble and good men who have so ably
defended me, may God bless them
NY prayers will be for them during
what little of life is left me, To the
public, l ask their forgiveness and their
prayers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10
STATE ITEMS.
r>sEERsHAw.

ssSERsHAw.
Gazette Sbree planters over the
river exPdctSso, make. in the aggre-
gate gate, over goo bushels of rice this
Judge Mankey's lecture on Anglo
Saxon Civilization" netted $3.50.
The Flat Rock GSafN will probably
attend the State fair this fall.
Journal during the month OF
August there were 7 deaths in Cam
den-5 adults and 2 infants, all col
ored. "
We learn that cotton caterpillars
have made their appearance in large
numbers on several plantations in
West Wateree, and it is feared that
they will do considerable damage
The cotton already begins 10 show
signs o. raysgss. aud in spots
the stalKs1ye completely stripped OF
leaves.
DR.. DeSaussure made one hundred
bushels of oats to the aero Oh his pei
field back Of his residence, and has &
crop of corn there that he expects viii
yield thirty bushels to the acre, with ,
good crop of rye between the rows fol
winter pasture.
Sheriff Dolby on Saturday arrested
Mr.. Durham Cloud, under warran
from Fairfield, for shooting and wound
ing man by the name of Rhames
thirteen years ago.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

and Col VIM. NJ. Shannon, have
nothing to say further than to refer
the public to that controversy, the
record of which is on file in the Offices
of the county newspapers. A duel was
actually fought, as stated in the arti-
Gle to which refer, but that Capt.
Clarke and Mr.. Charles Shannon were
personal friends Is not correct, and
that the seconds ON account of pre-.
vious relations of the parties and the
nature of the dispute agreed that there
should be but opadnhot, is equally in
correct. The . used were re-
volv' rs, to be one shot at the
time, firod azsss zss!ys G. TT,ei distance
was ten PAGES instead Of twcyty as was
stated. IRshort, the duel was fought
under the "Code of Honor with ex-
ception of weopons, Mr.. Clark using
improved Smith & Wesson pistol, Mr..
Shannon Colts improved pistol,
(Peacemaker) 1t was understood be-
tween the friends that the firing should
continue until one of the principles
was disabled. This would have been
carried into effect except for the inter
ference of disinterested parties. Just as
the seconds were about to load for an
other exchange of shots several promi-
nent gentlemen, who had loWnod the
place of the duel, appeared on the
ground and by their decision put a
stop to the firing, without even at
tempting to bring about any reconcile
alton, and here the matter rests. In
conclusion and in justice to Col. Shan
non | will state that the interference
of Mr.. Charles Shannon was entirely
without his knowledge or APPROVAL
Col, Shannon having three grown sons
endeavored in every way to prevent
their taking any action in this matter
and did not know of the challenge be-
ing sent until next day when all pre-.
liminaries had been arranged.
| ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

The New York Sun puts the politi-
cll situation bluntly but forcibly and
truly in the following words:
Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Sherman, the third
termers; and the fraudulent administra-
ton may make speeches, and more
speeches, and do what they will to turn
the public mind off upon their ques-
tions, but the real issue is this Of hon
est and economical government. The
people are determined TO stop the
plundering and the squsndcring. to
reduce their taxes, and pay fos aching
but the support of theu government.
They know tpat extravagance is the
parent of every other EVIL and that a
people who permit the earnings of in
dustry to be taken and enjoyed by
their rulers, either with or without the
forms of law, are mere slaves. The
political history of the last few years
shows that this great truth has leaven.
ed the whole public mind. The real
struggle now is for emancipation from
corrupt combinations, rings and corpor.
ations, which, in ways too numerous
to mention, prey upon the people and
eat out their substance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

MEMPHIS, September ell p. M
Seventeen cases in all, nine white and
eight colored, were reported to-day.
The total number Of new cases report
ed for the week is 172-whites 78,
colored "a. Total to date 1905. Total
deaths from yellow fever for the week
43-wbites 33, colored 10. Total
deaths to date 272. The Howard's
weekly report shows that they have
2l1 nurses on duty, attending l30 white
and IS colored families.
Sund.y's Aspsrt- 1isvsa Nov
Gases aad Night Deaths.
MEMPHIS, September miss Ella
Houck. daughter of the late j. 8,
Houck, died Of yellow fever this
afternoon at Buntyn Station. The
Howards to-day assigned sixteen nurs'
es to duty. The weather Is clear and
pleasant. Eleven cases in all--fous
white and seven oolored---wero report.
ed to-day.
xhcss Gases ie New orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.--Three
csses Of yellow fever were reported 10
tho Board of HesltA to-day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10
Gen, Hoods Children.

RICHMOND, Sept. A movement
has been started here to raise money
for fund for the benefit Of General
Hoods children, and contributions are
beginning to come in freely. AT
Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs,
yesterday, a canvass among the few
femsiping guests there resulted in
raising two hundred dollars tor the
xnabs ykuPrses
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10
oRANGEBUR0.

DemoeLat:-The cotton-picking sen.
son has fairly set in and this weathe,
is all that could be desired for thii
tedious work.
Times A Are was observed Oh
Saturday night, supposed to be in, the
northern sahsshs -ef the town. !,
proved to be the burning Of the house
Of colored man by the name o.
c ,llins, about one NILE from the Court
house.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

derer! Occasionally, a negro &e
poor white man suffers the penalty of
the law. But, how often is the scat
fold robbed of it's dues by the loose
uess and f]exibility of the law' All
that is necessary nowadays, is to have
money. Money is the great lever pow
or which bends the law and defeats
the ends of justice. How much Ion
) ger is it to debar the law from draw
ing it's sword in vengeance against
the murderer How much longer is
society to suffer from this evilf
There is arising a strong public SEN
timent against murder, and with it a
disposition on the part of the people
10. dispense justice themselves. The
several cases Of lynching, in this State
recently, confirms this. We are not
adherents Of lynch law. But the loos,
and unequal way the courts have Of
administering justice has gone on a
long as it we'll can. The protection o,
society demands revolution in this
respect.t More than the purse must
suffer. Imprisonment, even for life,
ia inadequate and unequal as penalty
for the high crime of murder. Moth
ing short of capital punishment will
stop the evil.