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BriJ Locuis.

a, copy Of the DELAWARE GA
lnson o1's week, and st nd IL to your
'@ Il a fashionable wedding at st.
| OHuleh, yesterday Afternoon,
ktoI tt,agell g rushed through a large
. BUSINESS lastevcniug in a short
ks.,il sa,,ll accident occurred at Brown
'S AInsIrels win visit this city
lo,", '"lN OF Riddles Banks have
m a great mauy chick ems lately.
bS;>;dil S;N, District Court was In session
Pomlng. s'He' oeiofe the Mayor
n 'u' ''a S'Ii be hallow cen.
|ul v', Seali Pc 2 number of new perform
/ N at Tie seventh street Opera
lciy+i w. r. T. o'tS, formerly of this city,
,aa C6n.,H vail 10 the Chambers Pres
''h oi Philadelphia.
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The ". G N, II. IL.

The Cnatesville Times says: "About
three miles of he branch from Spring
field is completed with the exception of
a few small culyerts. We understand
the grounds at the falls of French Creek
are already engaged tor picnic on the
fourth OF July next. The terminus of
this branch is one of the most beautiful
and romantic spots in the State, aud will
be tavori resort for excursions and
picn,cs from all points on the road. A
large force of men are at work on the
branch at Duponts, part of which is
ready for the iron and the balance will
be completed as rapidly as posi- BILE. The
business of this road is increasing rapid
ly, owing in great measure to the tact
and energy of the superintendent, }. II.
Thompson, and his corps OF assistants,
and we know of no road IN the country
thai is better manageu.
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-"fec "COons" Killed.

agIle n time past the res;d.nts of
tsp, pauSs, a,l have lost "a great many
n f., la a'u We're unable 10 ,ronnt
arrsld.,n "n''l Yesterday morning,
\, In m.rT."t G"t OF the Banks named
Etobb M, my detected IA coon in the
pod. In. oa ,'S hen roost. Upon being
n, Mr. uuh ulo,h made a break for
seelnp th',ty giving chase. The
Tau lip '|r a 'r.i' ''e was so closely per-
aeS, Tba iee anu joined two CON
Ping not,f, H. ''''ignaht chicken own
asseml ln'I 'u !, VI ilie condition of af-
fO1si,ieri,,,'', ,' II, "a ihll force, and with
shot I cIn, ,ne trivial otlense of the
fah dubbed anu stoned them
tlat a ci "e career of three rae.
:" 'N'cken thieving went.
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four per cent bonds
'1.. % rapidly. What a pity it is
.sAOr Dhd not take the GA
sA.yIeaulthus reduce the dett
NAr. Tbr Times says the Phil
!. >lhnI Fund Commissioners
Ally 100000 Of the new four
b. sd at par, and two 500, 900
li.0!s were taken at one-iourth
p raHuu by private parties.
l-.o $, ,5a-,7J0 was realized yes
By tie sale Of four per cents,
III, amount taken thus far about
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Discharged Fsom Bankruptcy

The U. 5. District Court met this
morning at IL o'clock, Judge Bradford
presiding.
In the case of William jerks Fell,
bankrupt, in bankruptcy, the opposition
creditors to his discharge failing to ap
pear and prove specifications, on motion
of Joseph Hanson, Esq, counsel for Mr..
Fell, the Court ordered his discharge.
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COstIU 1ccideufS.

At the Diamond State rolling mills on
Wednesday afternoon, one OF the large
chilled ir5n lis used for rolling sheet
iron, suddenly broke, making the Third
accident of the kind within week.
Previously one OF these rolls had not
broken for year, and the cause OF this
sudden rush of accidents is mystery.
These mishap, are very eSpensive,as the
rolls cost 5000 apiece.
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OTICE.-I. William f. Grif1,tb do

NJ OTICE-I, William f. Griffith, do
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to theJudges of the Court of General SEES
stons of the Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe
State of Delaware, in and for the county
of New Castle on Monday the 17th day Or
November next, A. D., 1873. being the first
to sell intoxicating liquors in less Quanti-
ties than one-half gallon not to be drunk
on the premises, at my store on Main
street, in the town of Newark. in the
united School Districts No. 80 and Al, In
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
county delaware, and the following re-
spectacle citizens recommend the said ap-
plication to wit:
George w. Lindsey, Benz. Caulk,
Roger Corbit, c. Henry, -
S. r. Choate, Calvin s. Worrell.
John w. Pennington, Edward McPike,
John Rambo, Nathan Sanders.
John o'Donnell, jr., James H. Ray.
WILLIAM f. GRIFFITH,
Newark, DEL, Oct. 80, 1879.
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4 Farm, JJIeU Sold.

The farm belonging to the estate of
john Vandever, deceased, in Mill Greek
Hundred, consisting of 46 acres, adver-
tised in the GAZETTE, was sold by Chas.
b. Lore Esq, trustee, to Joseph Leach,
Mill Greek Hd,on Thursday for S102 per
acre; 81, ,777.24, or about $500 aoove the
appraisement.
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important TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL corrects acidity of the
stomach. cures wind colic, re- ulates the
bowels and gives rest, health ahd comfort,
TO mother and ehild.. During the process
of teething its value is incalculable. 1t
softens The gums, reduces iniism ration
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
he lid and comfort to the mother.--
cents bottle. mar15-1yeod
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.BaU This Ecel,in0.

To night the fourth annual ball of the
Reliance Active Association takes place
at Webster's Dancing Academy, in the
Masonic Temple. From the number of
tickets sold the affair has every indica-
non of being success. Every effort
will be made by the Committee of Ar
rangements to make all who attend en-
Joy themselves.
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F0ice Eecnn1

rlut man, = u = .,' rf.'lhando Italternonin
By actirr "%S "a 'lned one dollar and
stpness anI "1i ,;, on the charges of
Oae dollar avn snni'isofderly conduct was
u. Sul'en ... an'l cost IN two cases.
trunk and disorderlv
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:. 'efD Good E.;..

co,'y con;i Of Of Francis d. Dunlan
ls'l,liS SSnalg 1,,ng Of a lot of land con.
| Which ha,i ihafe hare, feet, in Delaware
(1h,'E, was Sold u advertised in the
E,,,. E% francls i : nha a. hat place yester-
II'rrator, to F , q Dunlap, NJ. D., ad-
F'i'y, for 500 - Justice, of Dela-
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Hen 1U Raise Horses.

From the Chester T1mes.
George Pyle,a Wilmington machin-
i,t, claims TO have invented machine
Witch will turn out Two horse-shoes IA
second. If George is to be kept busy all
the time the whole country will have to
90 in 10 the horse-raising business.
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Il Contract for Cars.

Bowers, Dure & Co have received a
contract for building number of cars
for the Delaware Shore Il. II. The
business has increased to such an extent
lately that it became necessary to pto-
cure more rolling stock.
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Al. d.ternlned that ueh
|tF'l.',, ,,n :, be called President
y Iap' !. decline. to go 10 the WI W n,'e ra'
'l',,Ir,ilaay . D, companies are % re-
'f''''' .',,lu. to make him their
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rot The London bicycling
l''"'7 pos,on challenges "a con-
F'' ~ II. team OF Englishmen
E.'s,nro aud any others ,a ia'',-
/ 'u', .l coIl.ern,ly,iu this country
' ,,,,,e and any purse from
|s1uut
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,,,v4 ot Rob Roy in the lonely
,arl 4 Balguniider, Scotland
[sd m atit stone about n century
ah,eb /, carved a 'ir ee,crossed
Iorl anl supporting "A crown, out
Iary nJUr, II l. proposed 10
|h.,ler 10 norial to tho old chief
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The Hest Anniuers0ru.

The anniversary of the Sunday school
of West Presbyterian church will be
held on next Friday evening. 1t
promises to be verv interesting affair.
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'''H D. boLlpS Is proprietor OF the
re4t'N HutEt. on Chestnut street,
W. I'M aand lioLroN's HOTEL, at
|44's' These hotels are kept first
~ 'Ja''ed iust TO suit the business
-Aetf !ofpleasure, and the rates
WI uay al either house. o2S- Al.
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Vac yoIk sun ln'lmates u al
!. y N be made President Of the
'.'.i, : !, Railroad. As this institu-
.'.sroolo a year to its chief no
n. ,,.ition would suit the q ~
's.,,.,lv. He would then com
,to,t 10000 men; quite a respect
.,r pnrfs,
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y and thiltiren's ClORks. !.

pay gu 10 remember that Rus
SPENCER make a speciality Of the
pH4ie OF Misses and Children's
\ Take a look at the assortm ment
'o1 DO not lnld what you want,
| III 'aSe your order and make them
lAor,nai.ee. at.
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h Ia. ~ no reply as yet to the
ion s-ui Mm by Hayes to make
Aip House Lis home during his
Sph+. Y III TO Wa hington Grant
kea.tri' many things for which
never 10 tolgiyeu, but he cant
n Tee /. zc Fraud Triumphant
blg up Lis abode in the White
wA Nr. Hayes. Let us zee II
d vito Aal nerve enough 10 sntb b
5G.a,ney VIII have self.respect
/ 10 krep away from Hayes.
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Taken to tine AImshouse.

An old insane man who had been
pick ed up by the police in destitute cir
cumstances, was sent to the almshouse
this morning.
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| Mn, Col. II, 5. McCoinb is
/. ,,se the Delaw are Western
,noJsr his control, it is hoped
|viube speedily extended to the
,o, a substantial wharf erect
Irn # our city where all steam
,onaul down the Delaware
H. ,top and land and receive
ras ana freight.
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The Space Occupied Floor 95 $50 Square Feet
The Space Occupied in Galleries is 36.S05 Square Feet
The Space Occupied in Basement is 46,970 Square Feet
Giving Grand Total of l79025 Square Feet amounting to
Acres, all in active Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
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A neighbor informs us that his wife
never knew quiet night until the doc
tor prescribed DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup for
her little one.
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I1UO Ia.anaps to NesO Castle.

Two tramps, George Fox and An
drew Kookenbach, who were found
guilty of great nuisance on the street,
were committed to New Castle yester-
day in default of fine and costs.
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--.x and a half more Of go'o
ll''g' r,,,ope Yesterday
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ENLARGED and REFITTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS AND oUTF|TTlNG HOUSE
"' '.'t a.'ttveT e.Feae
.It OF LADEIIPaIA r1fo

HALp
STREET, fs,bif.Gs
,., q .,,s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Office TO WATER RENTERs.

IN All persons who have sold property
during the present year, must give notice
In writing to the Registrar, at the office Of
the Water Department before the 30th day
of November, 1879, and insert in the notice
the name of the purchaser, and the num-
Der of the property purchased. Otherwise
they will lie held liable for the water rent
the next ear. Also all persons who may
wish to discontinue the use of water or any
lortion of 1t, must give notice as above
and pay 81 for drawing the ferrule. No al
teration will be made in any bill after the
above date. w. ]. MORROW.
octYl-eodunl5 81 -edfl5to30. Registrar
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N OTICE no RONDmOLDERS.-I

~ virtue of an act of the General Assem-
bly,, passed at Dover, February q, 1877, l
hereby give notice to holders Of Delaware
State Bonds that shall attend at the
of Philadelphia. during the business
hours ofthat bank, on the three first secu-
lar days of January, 1880, prepared to re-
276 to 30. both inclusive, of the denomi.
nation of one thousand dollars each, of
the issue of the Bonds of the State of
Delaware. under date of January 1st, 1895;
and that from and after the said first day
of January. 1880, the interest on said
bonds will cease. '' q
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS,
State Treasurer.
Office of State Treasurer, Dover, Della
ware, November lst, 1870. nYl d3taW2m
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9ajly Gazstts

:. -oin. up While the 'herm0"-
,oina down.
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JOHN WANAMAKE;R,
Grand Depot, 18th Street.
PHILADE]I lPEIIA.

oc31-tf.
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FIRST EDITION.
CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENlNG-A
NOTICE GIVEN by MIR. KoDNEY-KE-
PORTS OF TWO SPECIAL COMMITTEES
--ORDIN ANCE INTppbIfnEn
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-09

Natchtoches has the reputation of be-
ing as good ifnot the hest cotton market,
that there is on Red river. Onr reputa-
ton ~ snch has caused good trade to
spring up between us and the parishes Of
Sabine. Vernon and Vim. This trade,
however, can come to us. only in the late
fall and early winter from the fact that
our reads and bridges are in such drplo-
rable condition when the rainy sea-
sons sets in az to turn in great meas
IRE this trade elsewhere. These roads
and bridges could be repaired and pnt in
thorough order for $4,000 or ~, 900
which considering the trade brought by
them, would b. good investment It
seems, however, that We have no enter.
prise here, when it is u fact that our
town has allowed q toll road established
between this and Grand EcOre, which
strike from ny large trade while it adds
the toll-cost to the freight charges on our
goods. little less politics, now that
there il no necessity for it, and much
more business is what we want in this
parish and town.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-09
Some Improvement.

We note with pleasure much improve
meut going on in our town and through.
ont our parish. MIR. l.. Caspari is having a
large and handsome addition put to his
brick builling, next to Carver's on Front
St. and Mr.. II. r. Walnsley intends
putting in thorough repair fine resi-.
dence lately purchased OH I'd street, while
numerous other citizens are shingling
and painting. In the country We notice
new and handsome residence on OUT
friend Emile Cloutier's place which adds
to the value and looks Of his really ex
cellent plantation. Mr.. John Newman
also is adding to his residence a neat ex
tension, while new plank fencing, cabins
ditchin9 are being built all over oul
parish.
This speaks volumes for our parish
and We hope to see her 60 on and up te
reat aud lasting prosperity.
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River News.

Old red continues to decline slowly !:
but there seems to be water enough for
the beats that ar. allowed to come mp
tir"ngl! the quarantine bars. The viii
lar' Captain Thornton Jacobs command
Ing. is onr only hope. We have her he
tween MS and Alexandria, and if that
place quarantines New Orleans and US,
we will have been lett to solitary sadness
and tho Willard. Capt. Joe Aiken tele.
graphs he will not abandon us, however,
which il some consolation. Shreveport
and Coushatta, the mighty metropolisis
OF the Southwest tLouislana) have clos
ed down OH us like y trap. II we get
OLt of meat and meal what in Gods
name will we do 4! We expect we'll have
to kill some hogs and grind our own corn,
New Orleans with population Of two
hundred thousand souls has the awful
number Of sir yellow fever cases. all in
the 4th district. hence this ''cold blood
ed quarantine of Co,shatta and Shreve-
port. The Willard came up on Thurs.
day with fine freight Of provisions and
we are now prepared to he ''cut Off"
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That Daily Mail.

From this to Shreveport the contractor
is doing his duty, hut what is tho use, !"
says everybody. "if you only bring US
Shreveport and way papers, and leave
all our Northern mail for the boats
We again beg the postmaster at Shreve-
port to forward our Northern mail by
land route.
And now when We come 10 the daily
line below we take issue ot once with
the contractor. IL we understand the
matter we We're TO- have this daily mail
Oh Aug. lst and its now lltb and We
havn't it yet. The mail from this t.
New Orleans has been Of very little ser
vice anyway-as far as bringing US late
news or late papers. We have to de
pend on boats IN high water and grin
and bear il during the low water. W,
hope the ''new service will DO some
good. That's all.
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hoard Of Health.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS,

At q call meeting Of the Shreveport
board Of health at II m. yesterday the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That no steamboats, shall
run to or from this port in connection
with any boat from New Orleans or any
infected port, and that no boat running
in the Red river trade al vi I've allowed
to otins into this por. or handle il, any
manner on the boat by bringing to any
landing en- route. any freight goods, pas
scng-'s. baggage or mail matter from
New Orleans or any infected port.
Resolved. That no steamboat shall
run to. or below any point to which any
boat from New Orleans. or any boat cou-
Meeting with boats from New Orleans
run until further action OF this board.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to the authorities at
Alexandria, Coushatta, Grand Ecore,
NatchitOches, Campte. Coltax. Monroe,
Minden. Montgomery and Mansfield.
| K. \. RAY, NJ. d. President.
W. W. ASHTON, Health Officer aud Sec'y
NatchitOches has received the edict OF
Sbreveport-contents noted. When it is
necessary we will quarantine against
New Orleans, but, we, ut least, canno,
See the slightest reason for so doing now
| II the country towns are to cn' OF
New Orleans upon the report Of every
sporadic case of yellow fever which or
cnrs in that city, then it were well ",
walled it in at once. Six cases, inclu
ding suspicious fevers," are all that
| have been reported-nOue for the past
week This is not sufficient to warrant
quarantine and we hope our city and
parish will not establish il.
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sHER1Fr's sHAv1NGs.
Weather and Crops.

We cannot seriously complain Of tho
weather now. The late "copious show
ers" have cooled the atmosphere, laid the
dust AZ well as settled things generally.
Corn is Of course past all surgery an
estimates Of .he loss can only he made
However, We hear it told that corn is
not AZ had as il has been reported. Capt.
Sam Hynes tells us he will make his
usual crop 10 bnshsl IL to the acre and
h., had no moro rain than his neighbors.
Cotton-well We hardly know what to
saw Of it. Certainly the staple 10 very
spotted indeed, and We believe the yield
will fall far short Of lsst year, a. an ave.
rage. Some picking has been in pro-
gress, but no report Of results have reach.
ed IN. The caterpillar ID reported in va
rions sections and We would not he sur
prised ii serious damage we're not done
by them. .
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Died..

At her residence on Cane rivt, Any.
2nl. 1872. MARIE EMMA CLOUrIEK, con
sort Of I.on'S A. Pru'lhonlnlc, aged 20
years and y m"n!hs.
The >cvthe Of death has again en-,
down and taken from Il husband Il duti
t'uI AM! ia t,fl! wife. from parents at
atlecti"natc ami devoted daughter, and
from us an esteemed frient. Educated
~ the convent Of the Sacrr! Heart. she
died. ~ she had lived. a christian es-
teemed by all wl." knew her. she carries
t" the grave their deepest sorrow. She
departed in the prime Of life leaving to
mourn her loss a venerable mother. q
noble husband and an endless conceurse
Of true friends. To them We extend our
protoundest sympathy in this their sal
hour of bereavement. But We mourn
not thy departure because we feel that
our Heavenly Father in his great glory
has plncked the flower from this garden
Of woe to transplant it in soil for more
fertile, far more beautiful than this.
There she rests happy, thrice happy
with the angels Of heaven. o! Emma !;
all that was kind. lovely and true, my
power fails me to describe. Yes dear
friend we all shall miss thee-yes miss
thee! God knows how much; for your
gentle disposition endeared thee to all.
Alas It's sad to think thou art no more,
but oh how sweet It's to think Of thee
Yes, thy memory shall ever b. cherished.
Farewell, Emma, nothing is left Of thee
now but thy memory.
"S'eep, oh! sleep, beloved friend,
Sleep in peace beneath the sod,
Sleep secure from all life's sorrow,
Sleep in tho loving arms of God"
UN AMI.
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fOuachita Telegraph

The late Constitutional Convention
WAS unable to obtain $25 600 from the
State treasury to detrav its expen.
ses, over and above the $40, 600 allow.
ed by the General Assembly, because
Auditor jumel decided that the Con.
ventlOn had not the right. or power.
to coutrol the funds In the Treasury
above the amount appropriated by
the Legislature.
BY the Constitution proposed by
the Convention, 1t seems that not
only Auditor Jumel, but the Govern.
or Of the State, IL commanded to
hold an election, on the frat Tues.
day Of December next, either to re-.
ject, or ratily the action Of the Con.
ventioB. We presume Auditor Ju.
mel will not obey the order OF the
Convention.
Will our able cosfrsre Of the Shreve.
mort Standard-whO 10 both q good
writer and q good lawyer solve US
the riddle Of the "sovoranty" OF q
Cons'it utional Convention? We haye
observed that be is decidedly Of the
opinion that q Convention OF the
Peoples delegates Is q mere advise
~ committee-agreeing With Audi:
tor Jamel, q very able Constitutional
lawyer-and that nothing q COnstitu.
tivnal Convention does, or can do. has
any binding effoct, until what the
Convention has done has been sub
mitted. How is the work OF such q
Convention to be submitted? Who
orders the election the first Tuesday
In December next?
! Not the People, but, manifestly
Auditor Jumel.
Who directs that there shall be au
election for all State and parochta
officers? The last legislatore p? o.
a mere ministerial officer?
We are not as familiar With thu
authorities az is our learned brother
Of the Standard. His ability canno
he questioned, and We have read ant
copied his articles With great pleas
ure; but 1t appears to ls Sitting. Al
We do, at the feet OF Gamaliel-tha
there is something inexpltcable. a
explained by G.maliel, IN this Re
publican form Of government. Ough
q Constitutional Convention to com
in second best after u legislature
Did any State have a Legislature
before having . constitutions! con
ventl0n? Where does q Legislature
get ito powers? Has there eve
been q legislature a1tecsde1t to
constitutional convention 1sseemt
nov, that the people OF toutsiso
had an Auditor, who eat down an
sQuelched their Convention: and th
Convention, in turn. sits down o
the Auditor by ordering an electio
for tue Office he holds!