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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

On account Of the extreme cold
weather and snow. but little could be
done al the foundations for the new ma
chinery or gallows frame during the
week. During the first part Of the week
the boilers sprang . leak 50 that most Of
the week was consumed In repairs,
which has allowed Of but very little pro-
Rrsss In the east DRIFT on the 800 level.
No change worth noting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
North Con.oItdated virviaia.

The station set at the 1000 level TO
connect with the east DRIFT from the
Union Consolidated at that point is
being put in. Sinking the shaft has
made but moderate progress during the
week, ON account OF the extreme hard.
ness Of the rock encountered. Some
delay was experienced during the first
part OF the week in making connection
with tho new boilers aud splicing out
the ropes, all Of which Is now over. aud
everything is running in the best Of
order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
BILLS PASSED.

Not permitting the Legislative halls
to be used for any public purposes, tho
same to be under control Of the Capitol
Commissioners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
Beicher.

The station at the $500 LEVELS rapidly
approaching completion. The stations
sets arc nearly all in, and sinking q
shuts to connect with the main incline
has been commenced. Sinking the shaft
will DO resumed In . very short time.
The main south drift on the 1850 lsvel
u advancing ct the rate Of seven fsst per
day. the face In very favorable ground.
Everything working well d I'll points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
Grown Poins.

The double Wine below the $500 level
is being pushed vigorously ahead to
reach the $500 level and connect 81 the
earliest day possible with the joint Bel.
cher incline shaft. Otherwise no change
to note.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
Americas.

The main tunnel Is being steadily
driven ahead, and assays rs high . ia
to the ton obtained from the ore feeders
met with indicate that the ledge 10 not
far away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
solid silver

The east drift on the COO level 10
steadily advancing. the face in quartz
and vein matter giving low assays. The
east wall Of tho ore vein has not yet
been reached. The face OF the south
drift on the $50 level Is also In low
grade quartz and ore. Everything in
and about the mine is moving along
finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
liOrn

On Thursday last rope was broken
in the south compartment OF the main
shaft which made a considerable delay
in draining tho water during the first
part Of the week. However, laying the
pipes in the 1893 drift connecting
with the Sutro Tunnel was finished the
next day. and the large pumps were
started up. everything working splendid.
Iy. In ten days or two weeks more lay
ing the connecting water pipes with the
Savage and Hale & Norcross mines will
have been completed, and draining the
flooded mines will 10 commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
sasro Tusnsi.

The south lateral branch Is now In
1886 feet from the main tunnel, and
ought to reach the Julia shaft In about
two weeks. with the present favorable
material encountered. The sub-drain or
canal. beneath the sill floor Of the main
tunnel. to carry of the water from the
Comstock mines Ia in steady course OF
construction. but will not be In readiness
M Soon as required by the mining CON-
panies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

The north drift on the 1000 level Is
making good hsadway, the face still in
quartz and vein matter giving low assays.
Sinking the winze below the 1000 level
Is making the best Of progress. II is
now down 81 feet. Sinking the new
joint shaft il making excellent progress,
the bottom In good blasting rock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15

The north drift on the 1860 level rum
ming just outside the ore vein 10 in the
foot wall aud il making the best OF
progress. The north DRIFT on the l46o
and the north drift on the 1850 levels
are each also making the best Of head.
way. the face Of each in west coun-
try rock. The north drift on the 1850
level has reached and Is now running in
the Benton ground.
, 1879-05-30

mont to tho Constitution, which givoa Con-
gress tho pnwer 10 pasa faws TO rrovont Tho
abrdgmont Of autrngo On aocount Of race,
color, or previous condition Of ssrvitnlc,-
tho nero text Of these two constitutional
provisions ought to lo sufficient TO Batlsfy
every one Of tho right Of National aupor-
vision over Congressional elections. In nd
dillon to this, however, the President rninta
out TINT tl,oro llayo heon numerous
arrests Trials, and convictions unaer
the cxiating laws In ail parsa Of tho country.
md that their oonst,tutiona}sy, during tho
period Of eight yoats In which thoy havo
boon In operation, has not once been oailed
in question by my Of tho Judges who pre-
pitlcd over trials unier their warrant. Tho
President being linus thoroughly md rcason-
allr convinced that tho laws In question ato
constitutional, he could not sanction tho
,neasuro rel,oaling tlscin without becoming n
party to tho Dolnocratio approval Of tic
naturalization frautIs Ia Nuw York City, the
operations Of tho Cincinnati reporters under
Err HOLLAND, The tissue. ballots whereby tho
Inst South Cnrolina election waa carried, mud
tho manifold varieties Of bulldozing that
prevail In Louisiana, Mississippi, Mabama,
aud Ttortln.
Tho veto Of tho Legislative bill, which was
tho Inst link in tho chain Of tie political leg
islntion, signa1jzcs tho fniluro Of tho Demo-
cratic scheme TO torrorizo tho President into
m acquicsocnce which wou1d hnvo led to the
abandonment OF all NATIONAL safeguards for
Congressional elections, and which would
have mndo Tho next Presidential and Con.
| gressional election more expression Of the
ballot~box stntl1ng md shotgun argunents
of tho Democracy. 1t ia now for tho Demo-
crnts to tlatermino whether they will nc.
knowledge their failure and abandon their
vicious project, or whethor they will carry
ont their threat Of starving tho Government.
, 1879-05-30

Tho olcction for Judge Of tho Supreme
Court of this District takes place on Mon-
day next. The district tnclaslea Cook, Will,
|Dupagc, IMke, nnd Kaukakec Counties. The
'andidatos ato Judge 7. LYLE D1cKEr. tho
koscnt incumbent, elected fow yeara ago
sotlll vacancy, md TnoMAs DENT, Of CHI
cae. Judge D1cHEr industriously canvassetl
tho district two months heforo tho election,
protesting to DO a bipartisan candidate,
and, saen ho Ind secured promises Of eup-
port utlsr that representation, his Demo-
CRITIC frsnds In this city declared TINT no
man ougls'to be elooted to a judicial Office
who is not n Democrat. They, therefore,
nominated full tHket; Of candidates for
Judgoships, siSin number, including Judge
DioKEr. At tho electi,n OIL Mouday ho will
DO supported in this oily rs tho Domocrat-
ID candidate for tn supro1no Court,
while throughout tho district ho e1-
poets tho support Of all Republicans
as q ''non.partisAn." The 1opnblicans, find
Ing themselves betrayed by. Judge D1cxEz
! mud his political friends, hassnom;nated Mr.
DExr, who il tho equal Of any lavyor in the
State, and who, by personal habit, atudy,
manners, and cultivation, il pe-emincntly
fitted for the oface Of judy In this
city, where both mon arc personally known
there is no diGeroncd Of opinion aa to tla<
re1ntiye fitness Of tho two cnndidata. Tht
Republicans OF this city earnoat1y appeal tx
their friends in Kankakeo, Lake, Dlpaga
and viii Counties to unite with them In re-
!
, 1879-05-30

loon groasly exaggerated, nnd TINT, by tho
tttno when this canaI shall ho completed, tho
1oys Of Hailing-voasols will have drawn TO a
tho two oceans, with railroads across tho
continent, will 10 found for mora cconom-
ica'.
Tho estimated cost Of this cannl will fur
nibh somo indication as 10 the magnitude Of
tho work. Tho whole distanos 10 twonsy-
fonr miles, mud Tho estimate Ia $t40,oo0, 900,
or about $4,000, o00 milo 'rhis estimate,
which was hnrrfodIy nlado In oaucus Of tho
friends OF the plan, and which was Severely
questioned, may bo snfely aasumod to bo for
less tl,an what will notually PROM 10 be tho
cost. Completed, It will not probnbly coat
loss than $200, 01U, 900, and It will tako twan-
ty-iayo yoars to construct tho work. IL thai
time, tho commerce Of tho world will havo
wrought out now nonna, aud agencies, aud
Highways, and tliis oanat will probably find
itso'f, as canals gonorally have done, super.
sodod by other means of intercourse In which
time and cost Of transportation will hnvo
primo consideration.
As work Of engineering skl1i, and rs a
triumph 0: mind over groat natural difficult
tics aud barriers, 1t will DO a monument to
commemorate the names of its autt,ora aud
it's constructors but whothor II will over
provo to be tho assistant to commerce TINT
1t Is claimed It will DO, or ovon reimburse tho
cost Of building it, is not at nll probable.
Tho toat Of this, howosor, viii DO whom tho
time comes for subscribing and paying for
tho stock and bonds necessary to furnish
the 1noans Of this grand, costly, and possibly
Visionary scheme. Whon Tue capitalists OF
the world shall exhibit tho sano enthusiasm
that is shown BY, tho engineers, then tho os'
timatod benefits to result from this work
will receive moro crodonoo thau thoy now
enjoy.
, 1879-05-30

The unnecessary shooting md olubblng Of
prisoner by two policemen yesterday was
3. al act Of brutality deserving of moro than
consuro or dismissal from tho forco; it
should DO punished under tho law as m un-
jastiaabla assault with deadly weapon with
iutont to do bodily injury. A negro
In broad daylight is pointed out by
q oitizsu as being undor suspicion Of
hnsing committed thoft, though
IL was not known tha& my theft had boon
committed, much loss TINT this man was the
thief. 0b]ccting to being taken into custody
in this manner, the negro took to lis heela,
whoreupon he was slot by ONO officer and
clubbod over tho head nttor the bullet lad
brought him down. That tho negro was not
killed il fortunate for lie man who f1red the
shot, else tho latter would bp in somo peril
of his own life before jury.
, 1879-05-30

1hefc arc 'ahe asheets Of the t,1ltn cnrnno,o,
'has ~ no" 'a'f.y commenced. which are ot rons
saes@ota sueessSt Nv 70 sNe st"''ont u puLir n,
ia's1. ~ N'r. FOSTER, the henue!1ran ,o,utnec
~, ooso'nos' wy, ,, ca9,Y "csame +" eoavert 10 tno
po'eJ a.l, nA rs auoptea at the coa.sncusencpt
" -, ,,'' n,e ast,a, , -, .o"afls tic sta,es la,c!y
!" 9eue'no", III. 'lo was also ono Of tle flrst to
] ~ s"o 'ul's =! suel' course, a"l 10 Openly
fopu"'Aau " 'to.a. tn'la conservative he be.
ss'o sNn t"'"nsn Mlln ali taat tta term In.
o"es' a,", uo'",t coo'osaca l"ae "ath thu rresl.
usnt "..! A'"so,s "eso W error ~ regard 10 tnlr
m'ee " ,ee'"s.'. ~, ny '"e 'hct'iotls prono.c,,
''' epcc'1' u" "cuussoa1 po'ore tic Consentlon
1""t no''ua'so u,'' was 'f'ns patFIotc. auti con.
eelss.fs, ~" ~ ns strongly PARTISAN NJ Inc
no'. 'aos"i VI n.s polll'ea' l1lehas dc.lred,-hf,
, 1879-05-30

Ono Of tho last nctH Of the Lower House
very much tho lowar-of tho Illinoia Legis-
iaturo, whose session tmay now DO considered
at an end, wns 10 denounoe TuE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE for tho vigorous manner In which
it has Expressed tho sentiments Of the
poop)o Of Illinois regarding TINT do1eotable
gathering Of blackmailers, corruptionists,
aud incarables. For svery howl OF malig,
napt spite uttcred yesterday concerning II
TIE TRIBUNE has reason to rejoice, bocaust
Tho hntrcd Of these whipped curs is the
highest compliment they can possibly pny.
, 1879-05-30
THE INTER-OpEANIO UANAr.

Tha Intar.O Oceanio Uanal Oouerpgg which
haa ham in session in Paris for somo weeka
Ina 70 far concluded, ita lobora na to recon-.
mond the plan Of Liout, WrsE for the
ponoma ro,to. rhoro wero sovornl ro,,tox
,,s.,oa ana st-ono,v arnnor,.a Tha s.,,
s.n, ~. ~ ,bo ,r;no;n,1 .1,n,ou ,x,a =.
fo,,ous,
Panama ,ou,, $40 ooo ON
N!earaRna route.... ........... ..... lso 900 90
"'tAso ROUTE "oo' 'oo ooo
, 1879-05-30

The nominattou OF fosrBK In Ohio tut "o''
ernor wxs saA blow at the pocta rho afo e1.
peeled to wrlto tho campaign sopgs VILE apsa Ill.,.
tho ulassmeotlngs aro to 6e enl'seneo' ~. .s
CLEO clubs made ayailabia IN thu app'oAIlm' '.'s
cau7a.s. Tllere nrs hut few words Or eoa'o'a1 !,
ton Of words, that will rhyme with "CnAaAss'
"CuARIRr," or "FosTzn,n AMI ID th's tcspsss ss,
the nomination Of Judge TAFT would ha'u ",o. ut..
much moss acceptable. bcrause his name 1nsn ,,,
swectly and eastly With dozun others op "'.,,
all the changes IN rhYtlmfeal compos'''o'' s.n
bo rung, We arc not In tho business VI ,'" ',,,-
facturlug rhymes for thu Ohio fellows pus ~ 70
sympathiea are enlisted in their 1aso1, w. Ill
would gladly help them out. bnt '1ss ,..,a.,
tlaat eau be evolved nut Of our inaes copeS ~ u
nets On lomas,tl, 4..A they arc "eleosAe n.
Without charge, ln the following s''A'
Stands for the Slate OF Ohio: h.,
No matter what 4er new spring bonnet co., '''
Bha'8 suEu to toss Il up for CHAhLfF so ~, nan
This ia "a far ~ person, not usea ~ -, %
bc expected to 10 With the Thermometer a. a,or.
degrees In the SHADE, but frleua ae1n nina "
who has tile rhyshu OF "DtNsen on iAo "' sua-
running IN hla mind. or something "o''''
gosta something like tho following:
uayo you heard tho tin3Hs slofa's
Have you F1Ad thu uilR9ty ~ s3"'
OF tho hosts that have elltsen
Updes gallant CuAnLxT F"a'A" uor
No caycar hss bean hied on tao apo.s ". y, Tho
patent applied tos. Nc doubt ~. "at n e1ocdt
Ohio "Idee," that Is always 1eft"o :" .s,rtnrf
ents, will ba equal to the tfe'nsna'@'
that u now upon tue people
, 1879-05-30

Senator TAus+aAa IL 4sposted to have made
another flop. 1t the beginning Of the ex-
Ira session and until very rocently lie Was
sbreast with tho most Violent and revolutions
hry among tho obstructionists In urging yIg-
orous carrying ont OF the threat OF withhold
tnk supplies from tho Government In tho event
Of refusal by the President 10 sanction
lha political attachments to tho Appropriation
uills. The alternative pf sIgn OF stasYe was
, 1879-05-30

Among tho bills signed yesterday by tho
Govornor, and which have now bacomo laws,
is tho Militia bill, which provides for the
maintenance Of tho State militia upon a
basis Of something like faiE liheralisy, and in
addition forbids tho drill or parade Of bodies
Of men boaring nrma unless organized md
enrolled under tho State law. A wholesome
nx1nctInnut
, 1879-05-30

yesterday to the House of Representatives,
giving his reasons for disappearing the so.
called Legislative bill, is a very plain, mat
tcr-of-fact document, which carries conviction
without any flourish Of trumpets mud with.
out tedious recital Of arguments that lave
boon gouo over ngnin and again in both
Houses OF Congress- aud in tho two previous
veto-1nessngas relating 10 tho aa1na subject.
It was the vicious design Of tho bill just
vetoed-viz: tho repoh Of the Election
laws-which was tho objective point Of oil
previous legislation Of tho present oxtra
session, and tho t1isapproval OF this bill is
norely logical scluuure Of tho principles
alreniy declared by the President in tho
messages accompanying tho preliminary
vetoes. It was unnecessary, therefore. for
tho President to enter into M elaborate
roview of tho whole subject and he hss
notad wisely in ata.ing Ills roaaous as briefly
aa syas practicable.
AB in the previous vatoes directed against
this samo Congrossi oual purpose, tho Prcsi-
dents disapproyal is bassd ~ upon the
form in which the legislation is submitted,
and co as to tho extrareous substance which
Inns baen attached. to tho bill, whose solo
purpose should bo to provide subsistence for
the Executive. Judicial, and Legislative do-
pnrtments. As to the first general obtcc.
ton, the practice Of passing miscellaneous
Legislation as part Of Appropriation bills Is
alwayH opon to criticism, though Of frequent
occurrence, except when some urgent nneas-
uro upon which tic Legislative md Execu-
tive branches are both agreed would otlcr-
wise fail for lack Of time or sorno other
faotitious circumstance. In tho oaso OF the
present political legislation, 1owuvor, 1t was
made q tender to Appropriation bills at the
very begin ming OF tho session, and with tue
tloclarod purpose of starving tho Executive
into submission. Indcod, this PURPOSE
has not yot boeu abandoned by tho Demo-
crats, and the country will not be satisfied
OF change Of hoars among the Con-
gressional cabal that llRs tllroatene1 tho con.
ssitutional function Of tho President until
Congress sha!l havo passed all tho arpropria~
tious aud dispersed. Under those con,li-
ttous 1t wna tic duty Of the President to pro-
tect his prorogativo, aud defend the dignity
OF lis Office, by suoh dlsapprovals OF all the
kindred u,easllros NJ ho has actually given.
Tho three votoes, us a matter Of fact, ara
practically one in this regard, and tho aano
reasoning aud conditions tl,at called out tho
first required tho others.
Az to tho actual change Which II was pro.
posed to make In the National Election laws
by this Legislative blu, tho points which the
i Ill ~.
, 1879-05-30
the Government In a momont Of desperation
determined 10 solro tho 1ndian problem by
wiping ont the rooo at ono blow? Is tho
Government q bn1ing.powtlor DoRo1A?
THE ONO pLATTOnM,

s1---A---Ne
THE ONO PLATFORM.
The Republican candidate for Governor Of
Ohio Is tho strongest available mnn in tho
state; tho p1atform adopted BY tho convora-
tion that nominated him in ,.noxccrtionab}o.
4 cainpalgn opened SO nuHpic!ously needs
only honest work md discretion 10 achiovo
sucoosa. Tho Ohio election this year is nd.
cnpco. It is not likoly on either Btdo to de-
velop formidable Presidential candidate,
nnless 1aopnblioan Buocesa with FosTEn e}nll
rebound especially to the advantage Of SEQ
retary SMknMAN. Dut tho result Of tho
election will, novortho1oss, DO scarcely loss
important thnn 1t wna four years ago whom
1t determined tho oandidature and SUCCESS OF
President HAYES.
Wo have said TINT tho Ohio platform ia
unoxcoptlonablo. It deals with live issues. II
IL apt, timoty, md atrong In the points 1t
nakes. It viii satisfy thoso who havo boon
called "Stalwarts and those who hare boen
known as Liberals " In tho Republican
rnrtY, for theso two fnotionR are nuarer each
othor so-dny than thoy have boon for tho
past sight yoars. Tho spirit OF tho Ohio res
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] ,aa,saa,,,,s ".'' ~ ~ t.aa:,as rho ] da.,,r.
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blessings arc throatonod by thu Democratic
party. It Ia tho destruction of tho purity Of
tho ballotboz md the abandonment Of
ho,,. .oonht ,,,,,,,oxo,a,,, T., .ho;u ,.ra,.,ant
% affo.t ~ ronos1 ,ho n1oo,,on. .ato,,,aa ~ ana nj
~ no. nros;1ino ~ n,oo,,s fo~ t1,o an.
to~oo,nnnt thsroof nv o1nn,;no th,s co,,-so
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,ho naYt a1ec,ion. ,ho f1h,o nonysn,,o,
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po..:,.-..s ~" $500 .A. - :. s.s41.,..,'1 n =. 'uo
, 1879-05-30

TnE Cu,caau Tnfnrxx hha established branch ofces
for the rrcet OF subscriptions Anu Advertisements ~
fa}fows:
NEW rOHK--Room 20 7ftbnne nuft1InR. r. T. Mo.
FAtnRH, Manager. ...
rAnts, Francc-So. IA 1inc de u Grange. Tatelorc.
il. MAiftkx, Agent,
L0STN>N, ErR.-Amcttcan Exchange. 40 Strand,
ukxnt r, fsfLLfu, Agent.
WASHINGTON y. C.-lJie r stsret
, 1879-05-30

1t has been stated orroneously in this
i paper moro than onco that the Juiiciai cleo
st;on would take rlaso On Tuesday next, The
election tNkes plnco on Monday, Jnno 2.
, 1879-05-30

possibility Of tho marriage at tho s,,no -.
Of tho Grown Prince Of Austria, pow ~ 'la 1s
ofst year, 10 tho infanta Mania mr. ~. l.. "'a
sister Of King A1rosso, now in l,or 'n,"' ,s''
vnnt -etA
, 1879-05-30

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. ~. A., F. md A., M.-11al1.
12o LsF.le-tt. tpteat Communication tlts tFsldaY}
evening O'Clock, fnt nstrssctfon. VTnltor1 cor
dfAlIy Invited IL attend. 1}y arler Of t1n Master.
+. N. TUCKER, secrptary.
, 1879-05-30

I.tncplu parf-Sorth pt0r.
Aquatic Exhibitions bs Capt, 1rul noStou.,
, 1879-05-30

ont their threat Of starving tho Government
MnpE ar JunnE MtAyJJsTEn,s YAw
judge bloA1tlsrsR, in the trial Of HAM
Fonp's ghost for irritating SULLIVAN, claimed
the privilege Of overriding an act of tho
Legislature aud tho decisions Of the au-
promo Court concerning tho qualifications
Of Jurors, on tl.e ground TINT tho Conatitu-
ton gayo tho "lefcutlant '-,neaniug there
by The psrty known in thu Scotch law as tho
purauert" W., su111vAs-tho right to l,avo
m impartial trinl oftor tho requirements Of
tho common Inv. If this pretonso have any
shadow Of sincerity, then, instead Of do
nouncing Judge hoAL1tarEA NJ tho guardian
Of crime, wo ought to think him as tho
savior of our State Constitution. For whilo
it might bo possible for Tho State to survive
tho has Of MoAn11srER. and oven tho
o1ilo Of SULLIVAN, it is not 30 easy
to determine wLas wo should do without
Constitution Every petty wnst1-cfub must
hayo its constitution, So has tho universe.
There is constitution to planet aud also
to pistniro. Nothing ia 80 vast or so little
but TINT a constitution il irslisp enBablo to 1t.
Even poor HAsronD had sort of imperfect
constitution Of his own, which aoonad ado
quato to bis wants md needs AS cltizan,
husband, father, and Christian, until,
coming into conflict with tho vastly superior
constitution OF SULLIVAN for wo must spcak
politely in city whore assassination Is tho
penalty of ctiioisln), tho constitution OF
ltAsEonD rs framed by it's Divine autl}pr :" as
suddenly repealed by pistol-balI at tho
hands OF its human Hafornlor, thus ''lustr"t-
ing afresla 5ho principle OF tho survival OF tho
Attest.
III the judicial estimation Of McAL111sER,
tho serious question on the trial Of HAN
FonD's ghost was not whether SULLIVAN did
unlawfully abolish HANronp's constitution,
but 1t waa whether tho ghost Of HANronD
should bo encouraged nnt otly in irritating
SULLIVAN, but in uttorly abolishing anl
annihilating tho Constitution Of tho State Of
Illinois, It requires A jsrist Of groat sagao-
ity 10 br,sl, away tho oobwol,s aud cl.nff by
which tho mourning relatives and the
sophistical orphans Of citizon whose
constitution Inns been thus Justly repealed
seek to surround and bectoud tho real
question at issuo. 1t ia those wooping
widows and fearful orphans who, in tho
clear fu,lcinl vision Of groat irrlst like
alcA111sr3R, constitute tho rock against
which tho Constitution OF Illinois, our
glorious Ship Of State itaolf, Is moat likoly
to split md 20 10 tho bottom.
10 fully appreciate low great tho tlnngor
Was that our Stato, through tic malign in
, 1879-05-30

Clark street, opposite tho Corrt. Homie. Engage
ntnt OF Milton Mobiles. IA 1fHn Of the People,"
, 1879-05-30

Michigan AvenNc. foot Of Warrington etfetts r.
bail py tho Ann Atbor and Itactne College Teant.
, 1879-05-30


Ksndo1nh ttTtrk be'Heen CLARK snt LsE&tr. En.
EaEemtnt Of Louise romcroy. "As Tou Ltka IT,"