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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
fpuh'isbei March IL. ieS
CHAPTER rs.

~ at 10 appropriate 10 the county Of Green
iatke estlAla gum Of money therein hAmeI
ne uNopie of the state Of Wisconsin. represented
il. senate AID assembly. do enaet As follows
sscfnyn 4 There Is hereby appropriated 10 tie
eu4Ety SfftftfVn FAKE. 0at III any money III tho
fe88ets Tin1 iii otherwise Appfopftuc0. the sum
II spb bindred asi,i uires and tel ono. huudredths
aaliafs 10 reimburse the said county FOR moneys
.sl5i q the support ana fnnsrsl xDenfcs Of JOHN
sNlfzeT al lneai1e pAuper, low deeessedL
sreilgn . Thls act SHAFT take eject from Mli
sftt 4 it, i ksage and pnbiicatlum
approved March ls1h ssA ~e st
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28

PRICES are little higher for the Ma.
son & Hamlin organs than those Of very
poor organs, but the quality is great
deal better. II is certainly good econ
omy to obtain the best when there is no
more difference in the price.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28


gScytton section me Thousand ,nNl roItN "a
euaptor IotN.ptghtc t the fCviSC StNuHCS Is tes-
bN 'anrcNded tw NnSerttuE after the word "NU pc
mcnlN wlleir that WORT arpcSrs IN tlc c'shl" l9W
ol SAIL Scctlon tho MoNl "C0ra .Mood," So tltt >9
section shalt read, when 81 emchel,l ~ rnilvWSt
Scction loio, All Personal property ShH ~ t>
ScSsed an tAc assessment distract whcr0 teN s,Mri
rcShtuS scNecpt "a 'heroinatter PROV ncN y sNyh
owners he non. IcsldSnts ot the stalS hQt h1Nn an
treSldlugi m ttS state In chang M SUCH rtnp-
erlN th1n thu same shan be aSsesSh ihl 90 nst -
where such agent rcSld,S othCrMiSC. Ia thV,,ls1 -
where the same Is located, except IS hrtOlusNtt
PROV NVd, Merchants goods WAVES VuhtWt - els =
kept for sale, tools and achmcry. lnlr0tNUt irfe
stuck. farm thplCmcntS cord wood, NNVrlo Ntrt
Farm products excepting rraiA IN warehouse, sa4t
he assessed IN The district where located StWe il H.
ed IN any min within this slatN Witch IS uWntl -
leased ny the owner OF such logs Rul tn,i'u "a ~
he assessed rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS stuck IN nv ",e@t
tallroad tios lumber aud other Nrtclcs m,l e,lus
hanufNcturcrS' stock, shall bo assessed whgt0 tlr
uwnct or hts agent, IN tho case Aforesaid ta.tlsS
No change Of locatloh or sale OF amy pctSrua ltes
CTty AFTER tho first day az May IN any Ncat .atit
wtoct the assessment made ~ suph y,,' Nsto
tween school districts, tho lvcltlnn ~ ucts'l,N
pronerty for TAXATION shat he ge.ermnc,l TN the
same rules as between assessments districts,
section q THIS ret shalt tako cNccl an te IA
force from AI,l after ita passage AMI pnhli,att1a
Approved MarchA lSN,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28

some Of tie churches, in anticipation
Of spring, are putting down green car
pets, 50 that man can still tread the
emerald aisle.--N. X. Herald.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
lruOllShcd March ~ lSitl
CnArrER la0.
AN ACT Ia secure the proper cnmplci'ul Nt tie
sturgeon Hay And Lake Michigan snip cAt'tl,
Tho nc,Ilp ~ tha StYte ~ Wisconsin t,nrNSNntpl

AN ACT Ia scourc the proper cnmp'ci'n1 Nt tie
sturgeon Hay aud LAko Michigan snip canal
the people ~ the STATE OF Wisconsin. rvrrcSrntrd
~ scnaio aud assembly, do euant as h,ilnMst
section l. Thaturoh the acceptance by the KEW =
crnor, as comrctod ~ the lhird quarter oi h,r
Slurwcon BAY and Lake Michigan lshlh cInNl The
commissioners or public laWla aro hereby Rnlhnt-
led, aud directed Ia convey to iho ~ uipron Hay
and l.,kp Michigan Ship Canal aNl liprhur i"u (.
many FROM Thy grant Of ANU eonlrttol, upon SAT-,
r0mh,hN lY chapter one hundred aud I'VE, Rnlirtal
laws Of lsAS such Nunniity VI lands which lpgttwr
with MI lnnds heretofore received by the kAll tant
CanN from the SalV grant, shall nmnuut 20 thfN,.
funrlhSin yaiup Oh The whole grant ~ lahs ainr-
said. Ihc value Of the whole grant Ia be- neCeG
tanned by the governor nnd commits 'ionefa OF
public lands cardihE 10 the best t"inutihH
cuncclNlng the Salile attRMale by thcn, without u
rcnppralsrmrnt OF sucli lands. Aud only ~ iaHrh
% the lands not yet received by tho company shall
hc conveyed 10 salt company as shalt ndtcA 10
whit has already been rpcelved by ~ Anunnt u
three. Ionrths O. the whole Erapt ~ value leaving
IN tho hAnds alk under thu control VI The state nC
ful tonrth IN value Of the lauds included IN sill
grant according To tho hcst Judgment anu nt iun-
tioh ~ tho RovelnVr and said comm sslOupis
section . All arts and resolutions ctnlleti hg
with this act arc hereby repealed
section =. lhls act shall take effect nnd he IN
force nom and nftG ltE passage ana publication
Approved March leih
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28

~ z 10 Appropriate 10 Mnneiafo 'uuiits a
tuHi al money therein nailei.
T',s rtnp'c ~ lie sinte 81 Wisconsin. retesri, ri
stl ttw AM assembly. ~ enact ~ ft1kfs
1eitVu II IAeIe n h"isby Appropriated I'll Mll-
aesgn cUWfy. aaf ~ any piUney ~ nc siAte irrN-
hfy5H pt Nthel - APPROPRIATED the sutn ~ I've
bnniftd Aid thirty Two dollars ai,d tNriYt rents
said tiHuuUt hav!tR been paid by tAid cntinty fpf
NE siI,.utt df .IaI4e, Regain AMI Kais haiitRet
sHo ina.iiie petaas who are not residents ~ sid
teaitt 81 aalatss properly cpaFgeIbie 20 TAG state
s.ctldm Tass 80 sha tAkf elttct an pW IL
f6ffe iroiH aHl after ~ pAssA aI.d publication
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
Irublishcd March 20, lsN I
CItApTRli sOS

AN ACT 10 change the namN of u, mtlltar, d.
gnnUntion NJ the stuia Ut NlsC0l,is hn =,
amend chAptrr thirty ionf, ruvlaod statutes -
lhlH.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin rcprrsentpl
IN senate and assembly, do onncl rs foluMst
Section l. Tho military orVhnigntlUn at The
state uf Wisconsin shall hereafter hU klmWnhs lhc
Wisconsin National Guard,
section .. happier thirty, four OF thu rev. ri
statutes OF lsiS IN hereby amended 10y triuuE utti
tho the wuld "militia" NhrteNrr II orcurs inAtd
chapter, aud insert Ia lieu thereof the words " Ass
CunSin Nh iuhAl Guard. y
section y, rhls net shall iaKr ci'rc M ir ~
force FROM ana after us passuBp ANA puhiitatlui
Approved march l. lsly
END or cory LAWS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
Published March %, ls7al

AN ACT to amend section four thousand and forty
nine uf chapter ono hundred and seventy five,
revised statutes, relating to appeals and mlscel-
? lancous provisions.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact rs follows;
Section l. Section four thousand and forty ninn
OF chapter one hundred and seventy ave OF the ro-
Niscd statutes is t. gCby amended so as to read ~
follows: Section 1919 All matters and proceedings
before any county court requiring notice 90 he given
OF tho time ana place of the hearing thereof shall
bo made returnahle TO and set Tor hearing nj y
regular term OF such court; proctdcd, that IN all
cases where application In such matters and pro-
ceedlnPa are made nj snch u time that tho required
notice OF the hearing thereof can ogvon and fully
completed ono week or more before the first Tegt.
lar term Of court at which the same can DO heard
on due notice. then such applications may he made
feturnable TO and Get for hearing nt special term
OF tuch conrt preceding such regular torn, or at
regular term thereof at the discretion OF said court
All such matters and proceedings by brief, appros
prato titles, shall be entered IN tho order In which
they are commenced IN n book 10 DO kept by such
court and called the court calendar At the opening
OF the term Of the court all such matters and pros
eeedinVS shall be called by their titles and In their
order ON the calendar. ANY matter or proceeding
wherein contest Is indicated by any one Interested
shall be noted by tho court. Matters and pro-
ceedlngs wherein there is no contest shall DO hTst
disposed or ~ their order on such calender follow
ell by tho disposition OF contested matters and pro-
ceedings In like manner, unlo6s tho court shall
Otherwisedrect The court may adjourn from day
10 day and from time tn time TIL all business pond
ing therein Is disposed Of. All matters placed
upon the calendar shall be continued thereon until
finally disposed of, but tho hearing OF any such
matter may, when necessary to procure tho nttonh-
OF witnesses or testimony DO continued To tho
next or any subsequent term of such court, unon
the application of either party, upon such terms as
may bs imposed by the court.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and DO In
AnnFOVfl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
lpnbllshed March ~. lFNi

AN a 4 TO provide for lcvylng state taN Tor iir
year A. -, 1918
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
In senate and assembly. do enact us follows
section There shall bo and Is hereny directed
To BE- IrNitd upon the taxable property oi The stats
a state taS, fur the year of our Lnr oiic Thousand
eight nuuirrd aud seventy -nine, Of Two nunlfr'l
AMI forth .tigtt thousand dollars, IN addition 10
The amoTIis authorized 10 be levied w eNiStlag
li,Ms, SAID TAX shall lie apportioncd and crrlhel
rs the secretary Of state 10 the several cunuilra
and hy The county clerks of the several counties to
Tie several towns cities and Incorporated villages
IN heir respective counties and shall hr collected
aud i.did over according To existing laws.
sect ~ 2. THIS act shall take effect hnd lte ~
fat ilnm and after It's passage.
ALaLi.l
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
Published March 20. is7u
CHAPTER 2tg.


AN ACT to appropriate to william W johnson a
sum Of money therein named.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin. represented
In senate and assembly. do enact as follows
Section l. There Is hereby appropriated out 81
any mnDcy in the state treasury not otherwise APP
propriatel, tile sum OF one hundred ana nifty dol.
lars 10 William W. johnson for his necessary and
reasonable attorney fees, officers fees nnd other
disbursements incurrcd In ths contest for his seat
tn tho assembly, by Michael J. Egan.
Section This act shall take effect ana hc 10
force from and after is passage and publication
Approved March l67a
tPublished March n lsill
CHATTER 20
AN ACT 10 appropriate Ia tanes Paw .Dl o." ~
OF Two hundred AMI 81 Xty three ti1ilat, .u tt1
cents.
The people nf te state 81 WISCONSIN, rrtts = -
Nv senate and assembly. do tiiart ~ f1lloNN
section I. There ishcicby apprnpta w tsi.L t,a+
DAWSON. mfiniIrr ~ thc assetubit Uhi ~ .#HN
money IN the general tuhl mt glhiIHiS+ Attg4
priattsl. the sum ~ two hundred nnd NlAtt-bt .
tpjtIs aud tft9 etu's g - IN. fnf to" tmC
retuuuihg iu lita ilts sp"nfrs a ~ a. tr'''3ts1
tldrisudn s his lgai ~ his stsii ~ 10 i'e.i-ig
ea9tt -'"'iliy ~ ". Ht!driuguit
.F.t 4nt6. its no Hi tf}e tHlr t4
~ st',t irs.Iu tiii ~ MI passage
A,l .VtFf4 al ltHII4ls lFt1.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
Published March -. lg7al
CHATTER 40

An ACT 10 limit the number ~ terms 70 which
person may Ne eligible " the once " county
treasurer
Tie people or the state Of wisconsin represented
in senate and assembly do enact ~ follows;
section /. Any person having held the Office Of
traspfer az any county In this state for two con-
secufYe terms shall be Ineligible 70 that once for
two years next succeeding the same.
section = This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after iis passage and publication.
Approved March Is7s.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
lPublished March 20. 1879 ]
CHAPTER lE

AN ACT 70 appropriate a sum Of money 20 carry
out the provisions Of Joint resolution 40. ~ A.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly. do enact as follows:
Section ]. There Is hereby appropriated out OF
pr0priated sum suficieDt to carry cut the pro-
visions Of Joint resolution No T. A., providing for
the removal and burial Of the remains OF the late
Hon. john Potter, Jr., and for necessary expenses
while sick also, q Euf1cent sum 10 pay for the re-
noyai and burial Ok Tile remains ~ the late Gcorg
l. Frost and for his necessary expenses while
sick.
Section Tho superintendent Of public property
Is hereby directed 10 audit the bills of such eX-
Secretary Of state, Who shall draw Ills warrant
upon the state treasurer Tor the amount thereof as
20 tefIhcd w the superintendent " paUilc prssj-
erfy.
section 1 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after Its passage.
Approved March 4. Is1A
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28

AN ACr tc amend SCction one thousand and tarfN ,
Chaptcr lortS ctghL VI the rrNtSc,l statutes trtAt
tive 20 the assessment OF personal piOrerlN
N n MN.NiNlN ~ Sinin IL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
fPublithed March 70. lgss
CHAPTER 207.

Az ACT relating to the civil rights n discharged
COZ yicB.
TIE people Of the State Of Wisconsin. representa-
IL senate and assembly. do enact - follows
section I. The governor of Wisconsin is hereby
aushpfixed ami empowered ~ TTsfgTe - apg con.
Writ discharged fr0ai prison In this state De cifll
riEAts possessed by eAld cpnvict pres l0ns W HIS
conviction. On satisfactory evidence hat sAla alt-
charged convict has violated 10 law Or fhis state
81 THE Enifsd States for period ~ not les "a
ttH 3eAfs subsequent ~ bis diselafGe from s4lt
prison
setfioa z Thts act shan take EFFECT from AMI
AFR IL tsssge aHd publication
ArHF1feN N4refg 4 sB7a.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
[rublished March 20, 1871
CHAPTER "a

An Act amending section thousand Jour
manfred ana Sixty ave Of chapter sky. 81 the
srd statutes relating "a agricultural hocle-
ties
Tho people 81 the state % Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly. de enact AS follows.
s.etion T. section one thousand tour hundred
aud sfNty i've - chapter sixty Of the revised stat
utes ST hrtri,A amended w anneflng theFeL1 tile
fVttuNtgs. AL s4elrties that have complied with
the fty tuus requirements " tits sprtOb f0f three
Yeats snail hereafter entitled To state All ~
eoflIars WHh section one thousand four hundred
AID sixty three u this chapter.
seeiHis lll.s aet SHAH take effect and br Ia
fofe,. itDih aiti after it, passage aud publication
ap#n,,Fi Marsh & 1879.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

The MIcHIoAS Repu blican State Com
mitte have issued a vigorous address
in which they say: THE Republican
Party redeemss its pledges 10 the peo-
pie, stands by its colors, takes no step
backward, offers no apologies, cites its
record of unsurpassed excellence as 4
guarantee of its future course. So long
as the credit Of the country is menaced,
it's integrity questioned, its citizens
denied equal political rights, its au.
thority successfully deGed, SO long as
the education Of the people is neglected
the ballot box tampered with, or free
dom of speech denied, in any portion
Of the country, SO long will the Rspub-
lican Party have high and patriotic
duty to perform, and will continue to
ask the support Of all who favor the
perpetuation Of free republican institu-
tions, basel upon the universal intelli-
nence of the people,"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

VIZ ARE ONLY just now on the thresh-
old Of new Democratic era Of corruo
ton. The infames which marked the
last Democratic Administration Of the
nation have been we'll nigh forgotten by
the average observer, as they belong
to pre- historic age. Wherever the
Dsmocr ats have secured power in the
several States, there has been financial
corruption and repudiation, extrava-
gance and criminal recklsssness have
characterized the management Of affairs
in Missouri, Louisiana, Tennessee and
other OF the States N W Lich Democratic
rule replaced Republican rule. As
soon as the Democratic party secures a
foothoid anywhere, stealing, trading
and all manner of discreditable prac-
tices are in order. While they were
out of power, with no opportunity to
steal, the Democrats were clamorous
for reform, but as soon as they force
their way to the public crib, they be-
gin T. fight over the spoils.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

IT IS WITH the most profound regret
that we chronicle the death Of Ex Chan
cellor Daniel n. Bates, which took
place yesterday morning at Richmond,
Virginia. Mr.. Bates was gentleman
Of fine Intellectual powers, retired in
his habits, of fine social qualities, and
a consistent and devoted christian. His
physical frame was too weak TO contain
the powerful legal mind placed within
it, but ever with this TO contend with
he rose to a position Of responsibility
and trust that it ia the lot Of Tut few
to reach. His death though not alto
gether unexpected, will be sincerely
regretted in all the various associations
of life with which he was connected.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
a LeAy hev eva Ce.nsel.

Amelia Liskhsw vent to the hotel
IN Lunhsgtsn, n. c., and inquired 70.
J. X. Hsssiman. He vss . travelling
salssnAn from Baltimose, . frequent
visitor . the village. and had b-en
|psgardsd o. hlas Linkhsw's accepted
|Sstess. oAs wsA . sonswhat fAnsus
beauty in an isolated part Of the State.
N active worker In religious charities,
and the daughter of . moderately
wsslthy man. Hartman joinsd her
10 shs hotel parlor, and they shook
'hsnds; but, while she Lsld his hAnd
vitA her Ian, sAs drew . pistol With
her right, and shst him dead. That
was ~ nonshs ago, and she he's since
bssa In jail, except whsn latsly taken
ints eouit o. the dsy appointed for =
trial. st'a'
\ The interest in the ease was 20 great
that 4,0Oo persons, nsarly the entire
population Of twe soantiss, sAthesed in
and around the Court House. Mis-
LAkhsw addsssssd the Court, saying
that she killed Hssrinan because he
broke his proniss Of marriage; that she
did not bshsvs she had dons any
wrong, and that she did not desire
lawyer 10 defend her, - she was en-.
tirely willing to leave herself 10 the
hands Of God, who would take csrs Of
her. Her father, however, had engaged
counsel, ssd the trial was postponed.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

Our coal dealers have got the eyes o.
the S. P. c. A., upon them, and they
will be asked to either get larger and
stronger horse to haul a ton of coal, OF
the coal will have to be weighed in
quantities to suit the horse This il
ons Of the things the City Council will
find hard to adjust, for while there are
plenty OF horses that could pull ton
Of coal without injury, there are many
other horses that look able, but would
be injured more by hauling half ton
Of coal,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
CDUGPeanlOmal.

In the United States House OF Repre-.
ssntatives yesterday, MIR. Springer
presented memorial from J. J. Wilson
claiming to be elected Representative
from the Ninth District Of Iowa, on the
tth Of Eovem bsr last. 1t was ordered
referred to the Committee on Elections
when appointed. The consideration Of
the Army bill was resumed in Commit.
tee Of the Whole, and concluded, ex.
cepting section q, which repsals ths
law allowing troops to be stationed at
election polls. Pending debate OH this
section the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

IT LsoKs Asn " the City Cosnoil we're
70 havs ssus Sresbls over Che oestvsct
for grading the "ouarry Lot" From
whst We can learn from the proceed
iuss Of the City Council, the street
committee gave the contract for grading
the lot 70 nr. Rowe, . msnbsr Of the
City Council for o3, 500, while George
Cochran offered 70 do It for q, 2os. go, >
difference Of e200.l0. Nr. Cochran
thinks this 10 carrying fsvorisisn too
far for the sake Of throwing some pick
iuss in the wsy Of nsmbsr sf Council
and he demands justice either BY hav-
ing the oontrast swardsd 70 hin Or In
damages. II this 10 . correct state
ment Of the case, Mr.. Cochran certain
ly 10 in the right. There 10 NO good
reason Why councilnen should b. de-
barred from contracting for city work,
provided they come under the same
rules and regulations for awarding con-
tracts, but when . difference Of nearly
ten per cent. 10 made in favor Of mem.
Der Of council, thu sooner oounsilmen
are prohibited from contracting for city
work the better. We suspect cat in
the meal tub in this natter, which has
some bearing upon the election Of =
. street commissioner, and ~ Mr.. Town.
send the chairman Of the street COM
mittee 10 said to BE- favorable to M. L.
P. Lynch, also = member Of Council
for that Office in preference TO Mr.. No.
Closksy, who knows what Is hidden
behind all this Yes, who knows. We
hope Mr.. Cochran will insist on his
rights, no matter what kind Of . rum
pus it may stir up in the Democratic
camp. II his bid for grading ths"Quarry
lot" is $3.50. 40 lower than that Of Coun-
Gilman Rowe, be ought to havsit, and
We think that this will bs the verdict
Of every honest man, unless there is
something about the bid in favor Of
Mr.. Rowe that has not yet been brought
to tbs surface and Of which the public
knew nothing. However it isn't our
funeral.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

THoUGH THE dastardly and willful
murder of Judge Elliott of Kentucky
was committed in broad day light in
the presence Of hundreds OF witnesses,
nobody supposes for a moment that
Buford tbs mudersr will be hung or
even sent to the penitentiary. The
gallows an the penitentiary in that
State are only for negroes and poor
"white trash. All that Buford will
have to do will be to plead momentary
insanity and he will be let of to COM
nit soms other murder. Times are
sadly out Of joint in Democratic Ken
lucky.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

SINCE THE murder in cold blood ofJudge
Elliott at Frankfort K -ntucyy, on We'd
mes !ay, we may expect the Louisville
Journal to read a honily to northern
journals nj olt rampant lawlessness in
the ntrrh. That is its | sual subter-
fuge for Withdrawing the attention OF
its contemporaries from state OF oc ETY.
in its own nsighto ood, veil iIlustrat-
ed in the constant record Of local crimes
that crowd its columns.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

The Ecery Evening is iulsome in its
prais, IS of the Delaware Legislature.
The passage Of the new Court House
bill is the act of charity that covereth a
multitude of sins in its eyes. We too
are glad to award to the Legislature its
proper need OF praise for this beHef-
cent actiol, lu! the passage Of that
bill is too thin coating Of merit for the
many sins of commission and omission
Of hicl it has been guilty.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

TIE RICHMOND, Virginia "DtspatcP
tells the Democrats hov to have a good
working majority in Congress. 1t ad-
vises the expulsion Of every Congress-
man elected by the aid OF Deputy Mar.
shals and supervisors Of sle ii N. "Not
one of them," it says, ''ough: to be al
lowed to legislate for afe, Ieople. They
are the mer, tools ftr despotic goH-
srnmsnt."
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

THE New York Star says that care
fll estimate shows that there are be-
tween iorty-6ve and fifty thousand
Democrats in New York city alone, who
will not vote for Tilden again under
any circumstances. His nomination
would therefore give the State to the
Republicans hy an enormous majority.
Good for q solid north