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Supervisors of Elections.

There is no example in the whole history
OF the Government whore the veto has been
used 10 defeat the will Of Congress in re-
poaling law considered unNlse or obnox-
ious by the two Houses. On original meas
ures the Executive has exercised this
prerOgativc, when doubling their constitu-
tonality, and for other reasons; but never
10 restrain the discretion of the law-makng
power over acts already ON the statute
book. and put there to subserye the
interests of one party above another.
If. therefore, the Fraudulent President
should assume to veto the repeal Of the
odious election laws. and thus TO retain the
partisan machinery which they create and
sustain at the public expense, it would be a
glazing innovation on the uniform practice
OF lawful Presidents, and a defiance Of the
popular Will expressed through Congress.
More than that, il would be direct invita-
tion to an issue with Congress, originating
with an Executive seated in the White
House by fraud, and at the very best repre-
scntug, all told, minority Of the Senate
and Of the House Of Representatives, and 81
the people at large
Tho monstrou5 power conferred by tho
supervisors law Is in plain conflict with The
Constitution, which declares, NO person
shall be deprived Of life, liberty, or property
without due process Of law" Section j.523
Of the Revised Statutes not only furbids in
terfcrcncc by any State authority with
"supcrvlsors II election, or either of them.
or the marshal or his general or special
deputies, on either OF thom," but provides
that every person who "rc'usrs or n"slects
TO aid and assist any n2ery-or of election,
or the marshal or his general on special
deputies or either Of them, in the perform
ance Of his or their duties, WHOM required by
him or them, or either 81 them, To- give such
MD and assistance, shat BE- hubh 10 instant
arrest rdhom process, and shall be pun
ishcd by imprisonment not moro than two
years, or by a fine Of not moro than three
thousand dollars or by both such fine and
imprisonment, and shall pay the costs Of
prosecution"
Ten months ago Chief Supervisor DAv-
EXPORT started out to strike nearly
ten thousand naturalizcd citizens from
the poll lists in this city, by COM
plants which he caused 10 be made
through one of his clerks, on the
ground that their papers had not been re-
corded by the clerk of the court from which
they We're issued In 1868, He made hundreds
OF arrests in May and June last year, ana
on the eve Of the election I'm November he
issued warrants against more than three
thousand Of this class Of citizens. In the
case Of COLEMAN one Of the victims Of DAv-
EFFORTS dcspotsm Judge BLArcHFOBD
discharged him without hesitation, even adj
hitting that the alleged defect IN the record
Nyn. well founded
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secor Robeson'. Legacy.

Tho United States steamer Gettysburg now
90 tho Mediterranean 3. so tot. that size Dee sold
hcr pres 100 station and hor cr ami store, transferred
Co another vessel Secretary IhuH .Hi rlty.
10 regard o. the matter rnc tcut-hurI od shin
amt bier unhcrs very much dcc1Nod. AMI even
should size hr HlIe o. reach houc, u d. stated by navy
Ulcers of cNrucurr that 30 sold She would not bring
tIs price here she would abroad. she could there h-
reNttcd for merchant .crNIre 30 thr Mediterranean
Nothing absolutely has ms yet been decided upon and
nothing Nll nt uu reports are &C. riNcd from Admiral
Howell, VINO Nus tlc matter uuirr iuNcstgauun. In the
mean ue hr Dispatch has htru ordered To Genoa ho-
lir ill that Tue ftCNmmeiIdtn on of ADMIRAL Howell will
Dec go s" tic otrN.hur- abroad In that event" the
taN said. Che officers nui crew o the Gcttyshurg
viii Doe f4 CrrDl O. thc uisNa %. anu she wii fcturu
home at oner The Dispatch has only one boiler hut
ie siii there Will be no dicuN n tier crossing the
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The loss Of the ronclad ArIcgante adds
TO that record Of disasters to war ships which
tho present year opened. with an .ominous
promptness. The French navy now again takes
It's turn in the bitter experience which il had
already shared with the English the German.
and the American. during the past ten
years. In 1870 tho ironclad Captain wont
down. with Coles. its inventor and COM
mander. and all its crow. In 1875 the
Magenta and the Vanguard were both
lost. In 1876. the Huron was wrecked on the
North Carolina coast. In 1877. tho Thundoror's
boiler exploded. with a loss 81 lite never before
or since parnlleled on shpboard from such
cause In 1873. the Grosscr Kuriucrst and IN o
Eurydice went down. the first In col
lison and the second by capsizing. tho
loss OF liio being very great Ia
both cascs. This year opened with che bursting
Of q gun on tho Thundcrer. by which more than
two score men wcr, killed or injured. Now al
ready comes another naval disaster following
50 closely that il brings the last four Of them
within a period Of twelve months. There
have been, Of course. many less sor-
Gus calamties intorsporscd among these
graver ones. That 50 many great catnstrophes
should occur TO Government vessels, not in tho
hurry and anxiety OF war. or undcr the pres
suro Of eagerness sometimes 50 fatal to the
mercantile marine but with plenty OF leisure
for care and caution, shows degree OF cupa-
bic negligence and recklessness mono the less
censurablo from the number Of countries that
have been guilty OF it.
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Friendly FInces OF Rest.

To THE EDITOR or THE SuN-Sb': Being
engaged or morning newspaper work, I wcnd my way
homcwari .u Che early mormu- hours and have had 1c
caun to notice very many bitter cola mornings this win.
Ger number boys the sidewalk aud roadway oppo.
.iie the W.fi oiHcc seated covers which allow the
-to1m AMI foul 90 escape from the press and cu.nc
fO- ni tH furcunmti paper 10 IFS dangerous 10 trlr
Nrlfh ip Dee compelled O. occupy thc streets nl n-ht
tnI UI'ft tn receive moisture into their weak
frames Ili. morning cHd and wet asst was boys were
htlitd riher 900 thus accustomed haunt AMI lu many
Door, s.HIar lHIuts mot far uu 'rls shame that the
-i- have pictured should cNl-t ln Tins citv.
AhN Aouk. March a. IuuuAs j. BROsAAS
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Tue editor Of the St. Joseph Herald has
given his personal attention to the accusations
OF bribery against Senator INGALLS, Of Kansas
The editor says that he has read tho report Of
tho testimony given by witnesses before the
Committee appointed by the Kansas House Of
Representatives. that he has spent "A week at
the Kansas capital. and has listened to the
statements and opinions Of all parties. and his
deliberate conclusion is that john J. INGALLS,
owed his election to bribery. INGALLs lacked
thirty votes and his friends proceeded to buy
them. They bought Republicans Democrats
and Greenbackers. Some men took money from
the lSoAILs clique and voted against INGALLS,;
but enough Of the bride takers were true to
their bargain TO secure n reelection. II the 81.
Joseph editor is as correct in his averments
and in his conclusion as he appears to be.
JoHS ]. INGALLS, is not III to be member Of the
United States Senate.
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FANS { taccs. o., ria 55c. nonth or $3.50
gar. Ir.ff nid. with sunday odiuun $40.
st>rN "a prtrs. SIZE f-.r tear. postpaid
NtiAAt - pages. ~ yer ,ear. postpaid
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artisans or era itsmcn engaged in avocotlons
which, being conducted at home or in small
shops, escape tho prohibition lcvcllcd at
factory employment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-22

We are not surprised TO notice that Mrs. Dag
rots translation Of the Grammar OF Painting and I'm.
sravng which in the French forms part OF the great
work of NJ. charles Blame, called the " Grpmmaire DIS
Arts de Dcssin" has already reached Its third edition
It's published in elegant style by Messrs briggs Co OF
Chicago while the excellence Of the translation is at
tested ~ lhe pnbhe laYOr which II has gained.
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UNEIsINEsS IN LONDON
Alarming Rumor. that May Forctcn Great
Financial Disasters.

LONDON, March 2.-Thc PdH Mall Gd-cne
says; It would be useless TO remain silent
longer respecting the uneasy feeling that exists
IN the city To those who are accustomed 10
feel tho pulse Of Lombard street and vicinity
the aspect pres anted during the last week has
been such as TO romind one Of occasions with
which We are far from instituting a comparison.
Names % institutions of high standing hRyo
hepmmndo free with In a manner tO alarm those
who ensiy los" their heads and rumors nrls-
INK out 90 very little. perhaps. have hcrome
moro and moro serious 10y repetition. We do
not moan to deny that tnore NAV be- grounds
ior some uunasiness, Trnde generally Is noto-
riou~ly depressed. The Eastern trade, in pnr-
tcular has been In collapse for years. Bnd
business losses and the Lookup of capital were
therefore, 90 Doe expected and prepared for But
we would remind those who may he dscom-
posed hy the rumors. now too general o. bee any
longer dsrcggrded, with what facility in tho
present temper of the public mind scare can
he got m. Only two months ago q few people
stopping 70 talk Ut the door Of ono oi the grcat-
est VI the London Ioiut-stocll banks actually
caused a run upon IT, Another point that
should be borne in mind is TINT disasters ,thut
do happen are scarcely over forcsocn. How
many persons heard ANYTHING 10 the detrimcnt
oi the CITY of Glasgow Bank before it closed It's
doors r.
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BoYToN the amphbiou5 has again COW
cred himself with glory. and secured much
valuable gratuitous Advertising. by shooting
Louisville Falls. The spectators were duly
thrilled and REORGANIZATION when they saw him
going over and correspondingy oyerioyed To
see him emerge with whole bones from the
seething cndron" and paddle on down stream.
1t is to be hoped that BoYToN has caused duo
notice Of his approach to be gvon to tho unso.
phisticated Mssourians and Arkansans dwell
ing on the bank OF the Mississippi According
to our veraclous st. Louis contemporaries, these
worthy grRngers were much exercised recently
by the appearance in their waters Of highly
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-22

Now IL IL the patent medicine men who
are to be overhaulsd Complaints that many
cure-alls are poisonous or injurious have
reached Assemblyman DoUGuEErY. who has
submitted u bill providing for the appointment
Of five commissioners who shall examine the
Ingredients Of patent medicines, and certify IA
to thcir harmlessness SO far as poisonous sub
stances are concerned. These five commissions
ers should be required TO examine at the same
time the different systems OF medical practice
tho allopathic system. the yutb system. tho
homeopathic. the eclectic tho hydropathic and
tho genuine North American Indian. so ne to
certify to the harmlrssncss and freedom from
poison Of those Of them TO whom such certi1-
Gates can be given.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-22

Mr.. EvARTss last annual statement Of
what was done with tho State Department
contingent fund grasps mass Of details. ex-
tending from the magnitude Of international
arbitration TO the mnutiu Of insect powder.
Whether the eye rcposes on 2 bay horses for
Department OF State. $3.50 or ON / set nickel
W. NJ. double harness. $3.50" or on pairs fur
driving gloves. ss." it cannot but notc the graf
flying precision Of the statements. Other de-
tails lead us along 10 feather busters. si3.9i;'
TO CO. copies Ere,ng star. 10 months each si2:"
to e. doz. dustpans. :" TO winding and reg
ulatIng clocks. sl4i;" to toweling for depart
mcnt il0329" and 90 washing 59s dozen
7.17G towels. s29o." From these petty home
ON items to larger foreign ones. tho reader
lcisurely proceeds until the whole s25O.4jO7j
Is accounted for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-22

Finding man behind his shop counter IN
the small hours. Mr.. CREED Of jamestown, Ky,
did not stop to ask any questions, but proceeded
forthwith to lodge nitoen buekshot whore he
thought thoy would do the most good. Result
one dead burglar and several living burglars
warned Of tho risks Of their profession.
But we olTer word Of caution TO those who
may initiate his example. Make sure that your
target Is a ronl burglar before pulling the trig-
ger. Sad mistakes have been made before now
for lack of this precaution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-22

Superintendent SMYTH was tried a year
ago on Gov. RoBINsoN's charges Of violating
tho law in allowing Insurance companies to be
blackmalled into paying bills not submitted to
the Comptroller for audit one Of those bills
has now fallen into tho Comptroller's hands.
Senator THOMAS MURPHY Of this city charged
the huge sum Of $1,000 for small amount Of
labor in inspecting property and tho insurance
company officials were forced 20 audit tho
bill under penalty Of the wrath OF Superin-
tendent SMYTH who had allowed tho bill
SMYTH and MURPHY were political cronies
But Comptroller OLcoTr Agurod out that MUIR
PHYS uny for the work performed. computed
at the high price Of 40 Il day. should be not
$4,000, but 500; and proves that the payment
OF tho claim would have been robbery. This
disclosure is n telling commentary upon tho
truth Of the Governors accusations.
SMYrH has twice escaped removal from oiIloo
through the votes of Tammany Senators.
Comptroller OLcorr's letter contains enough %
warrant yet another inquiry into the SUperin-
teudcnts conduct
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When last winter the temperance mon in
the Legislature opposed any change in the
stringent Excise law Of 1857 which the Court
II Appeals had then just ruled 20 be In force.
il was said by New York memhers that pr1ha-
bly, the quickest method Of getting a good liquor
law was TO let the old law stand for year. The
prediction seems likely 10 Doe verified. The law
is openly violated ln New York and Brooklyn.
50 that II il tho same a. dead. There has not
been a time in the last twelve months in which
a person desiring a drink Of any kind could
not get il. Whether it was between midnight and
dawn. or on Sunday Tho temperance mcn
now acknowledge THAI tho statute fails Of It's
purpose. and they are willing 10 compromise on
n more liberal act. Such n one was reported
from committee in the Assembly yesterday
The hotel clause is repealed by IT, and the prac-
tice Of arrestlng hundreds Of liquor sellers
without warning is prevented by clause COM
peing warrants to be granted for them. The
whole subject Of excise was taken from tho In
tornal Affairs Committee and referred 10 Com
mittse OF the Whole to insure speedy action.
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composite and awe-inspiring moustcr-as re-
markablo In It's way ~ the Beast Of tho Apoca-
lypso whereof Brother FULTON Of Brooklyn
discourses so familiarity. II they were TO mis-
take BoYToN for n new nvatar Of this direful
vistant and proceed to Investigate him with their
rifles. the situation might become awkward.
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Lung ana Throat Disorder. Hs~edIed h,

"A level NJ the first water sanother name for DR.
Bulls Coush Syrup.-Ads
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\ schooner was wrecked the other day ON
To-day Rocks. A erca, many mcn have been
wrecked thore. Give Teddy Rocks wide
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

IMPoaTANr-The next State Legis-
lature may elect the Presidential cleo
tors Of Louisiana in the next electoral
college. Let every democrat therefore
register and vote for the democratic
nominees for the State Senate and
House Of Representatives. This is no
time to throw away o single demo
cratic vote, and vote lost is a vote
thrown away. Let no democrat stay
at home on election day. Less than a
dozen votes would have lost the Tenth
District twice already.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

VEGETABLE MARKET. We are graft
fed to learn that our esteemed towns
man, caspar SCHNEIDER, proposes 70
establish vegetable market on the
lake bank, at the foot Of the Court
House square, and that he is already
putting up a new building there for
that purpose. A fish market will be
next in order, ana will pay well if we'll
Conducted.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

He Is RleuT.-ln his {" Card to the
Public Y in this number Of orr paper,
Judge Fournet is not only right ia de-
4clining to run for, Or to accept, the
office Of District ATTORNEY, but his con-
duct shows that he is actuated by that
sense of honor which fully justiaes the
complimentary card Of MANY Citizens
to which he refers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22
A Gard 70 the I,mbIic.

Last week the Lake Charles ECHO published
communication to it's editor, signed Many
Citizens" introducing me to the voters Of the
parishes Of Calcasieu, Vernon and Cameron,
as suitable candidate for the office Of Dis
triet Attorney Of our Judicial district, under
the new constitution, after its adoption This
communication stated that had refused all
solicitations to become q candidate, but, In
the same paragraph, went on to say: we
believe that IL called upon by vote OF bis
feilow-citizens to discharge the functions Of
saifi Office. he win listen to the voice Of duty
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

REsIeSEp.-We are reliably inform
ed that ID. III. Reese, Postmaster at
Lake Charles, has resigned, and that
Win. Mearens has been appointed post
master to gil the.vacaacy. MI. Near
ems is an intelligent gentleman, with
pleasant manners, aud will make good
postmaster.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

10y virtuc Of Sec. IS Of act No.
Is ps. Extra Session Of 1877 Of the
General Assembly Of the; state %, OF
louisiana. ] will, on MONDAY, the
1st day OF December, 1879, ana IRON ,la
day to day thereafter, until salu rs.
shall be exhausted, offer for sale, AZ q
public auction, at the Court House
door, to the last and hignesss piu ~
for cash, without the benefit Of ap-
nraisement. the property Of the par
ties hereinafter named, to satisfy
the amounts OF unpaid taxes due by
them to the State Of Louisiana and
parish Of Calcasieu, for the year
1873, and for all back taxes due oy
any of them, also for all costs ana
penalties that have accrued thereon.
No bids will be accepted, unless SUI,
flcient to pay all taxes, costs ana
penalties due by the parties WHOSE
q. Iat..f onld
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

ExcuRsIoxThe Steamer Pearl
RiYers will leave The wharf here at
sharp 3 a. NJ, tomorrow, carrying ell
who desire to 60 on a basket picnic
excursion to blackberry Island on
Grand Lake, returning the same
evening. Fare fifty cents. Capt. Poite-
vent, the genial commander Of the
Pearl Rivers, will spare no pains to
make the excursion q pleasant one.
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$500, OOOI
THE CAMPAIGN HAS OPENED
HIN GAR > ON
IS sTILL IN rHE FIELD.

Mot Al CANDIDATE OR YET A v09ER,
IN but yet supplies all his political and
other friends with the finest qualities Of Me-
Calls Old Bourbon and Sour Mash Whsskies.
His Wholesale store contains the finest
brands OF Champagnes, Brandics and Liquors,
whilst his stock of Cigars, 81 every variety,
cannot be surpassed, which Will be disposed
OF at the lowest possible rates.
His parlor Is fitted with first class Billiard
Table Tor the use Of his. patrons, while the
Geological collection is always open 70 the
public free of charge
All are invited, Strangers are cordially
welcomed
Remember .rOEEN CARSON Is always
to be found at the old place, opposite the
Haskell House, ready to welcome all with
smile, providing business Is good.
Nov.i1, IS70,--5t.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

For Clerk District Court.


Voters of Calcasieu Parish II am candi-
date for the Office of Clerk of the District
Court, at the election TO be held the I'd day of
December next If elected can only promise
to continue, as ! have always tried. to do my
duty as public officer. respectfully solicit
your support THAD. MAYO.
To the citizens of Calcasieu-Haying pre-
viously declared my intention to submit my
name before you, as a candidate for the office
of Clerk of the District Court, | substantiate
that declaration by this announcement: With
due respect for your suffrages, 1 solicit your
support JNO. McNEESE.
We are authorized to announce J. DAN.
LEVEQUE, as candidate for Clerk Of the
District Court, OF this parish. Election in
December, 1879.
FELLOW CITIzENs--I am a candidate for
the office of Clerk of.the District Court of
Calcasieu Parish, and respectfully solicit your
support. j. y. KlRKMAN. 7
We are authorized to announce OSCAR s..
LYONS as a candidate for the office OF Clerk
of the District Court of this parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

WAeoss, BucG1Es, Erc.--Special
attention is called to the new advertise
inent by John II. Poe, Of Bagdad,
headed ITO Your Interest" Samples
of buggies can be seen by calling on
Mr. Poe, at Bagdad, and DIR. I. J..
Lyons and Joseph George at Lake
Charles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

LEEsBURe, La, October l, 1879.
Editor Lake Charles EcHo:
Dear sir--You will please announce to the
voters of the 18th Judicial District composed
Of the parishes of Vernon, Calcasieu and Cam
eron, that am a candidate for the Office of
District Attorney Of said District, and humbly
solicit their support for the same, at the cleo
ton In December next. Respectfully yours.
ANDREW j. KEARNEY.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

Mr.. EDIToR-Beieying that there is no
gentleman in this Ward better qualified, by
experience, impartiality and unimpeachable
rectitude, to serve as Justice Of the Peace for
this Ward than y v. Moss, Esq, you will
please announce him as candidate for that
Office, to which he will be elected by the
VOTERS or THE 3D WARD.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22

Masonic. The regular communion
ton tonight Of Lake Charles Lodge
No. l65, +. Il a. NJ, il the last one
this year preceding the election and
installation Of officers for next year,
the communication for which will be
held on Saturday, Dec 9th, which is
also st. John's Day
As the brethren may take some ac-
ton with reference to an observance Of
ST. Johns Day, Il hoped there viii be
i full attendance Al the lodge tonight.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-11-22
Notice TO Creditors.

A Ill persons having claims against the
IL schooner KATE, OF any kind whatever,
are requested TO present them to the under
signed, within thirty days from this date, for
approval and payment, otherwise they will
not be recognized.
IT. BEISNER,
LOUIS GASTAVE,
~ Or to VIM. c. FRICKE.
Lake Charles. La, Nov a. 1878. -5t.