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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02

CAUGHT IN A SNOWY SToRM.-PariS, April
IA battalion OF Zsuayes and skirmlshcrs
on their way from ,Aumale to Baghar, IN
Algeria, to relieve the acting garrison, were
caught between Sonaki and Soukeltkta on
the 28th OF ,March la a. snoW.storm OF such
violence that it was only with difficulty the
battalion reached shelter, after nineteen men
had persisted with cold and fatigue Four
leen others are Ia hospital at Baghah, suffer-
Ing ysom the effects Of ,the journey. Il til.
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SEHSE-TiiRH AZ.

CElNE-TuhEAD. ,, sS ~
UNpRECEnhNT E T., ! I fL,TTWWl>l.>,
SElNE-LlNE~, SEM -, ~ g.. ...,
order t. Close gu; eur ,' to- "a be s S%s
siT "nce We have expsri hands e 81 ~a;o ~
The nanutas'9Es, Of SEr $ . -"a sons
corner ss;ya'ssa|H; ~ ,Sl hShi t+&>66 i
sH au 'Ins and importers OF o;ht' CLAW
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Me- NEW GOODS
ME- NEW GOODS
AT
REDUCED PRICES:
LEVY BROTHERS
have Just received large additions to their stock OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
which they ctfer at very low figures.

BUNTIEGS-all colnrs and prices:
CASHMERE BEIGE aud BEIGE TWEED;
JAPANESE aud STRIPED SILKS:
Extra bargains in BLACK GROS-GRAiN SILK Mt
81 and Sl.25 yard;
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, for summer wear;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASiIMERES. at the lowest
pricc for the quality ever yet offered
INDIA MUSLIN. LINEN LAWN, CAMBRIA,
SAINSOOK, SWISS, CHECK, and STRIPED
MUSLIN;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and TNSERTINGS cheaper
than ever BE sure to look At thcm-wc Lave
very handsome patterns;
BLEACHED and USBLEACHED HUCK TOW
ELS:
DAMASk TOWELS In great variety:
s!lEETlNGs ami suIRTINGs CT all the we'll
known brands at bottom figures;
RCFFLINGS in beautiful variety:
Thc cheapest LINEN LAp-RODfS We have Jet
met with;
ZEPHYR SHETLAND sll.>WLS in all III: dcsira-
blc calors ut very low prices;
NOTTINGHAM LACE SkTS-cood ORIGINS:
TABLE DAAIASK aud TAB!E-CLOTl!S, with
handsome NAPKINS 10 match;
CENT? EMEN,S SHIRTS, made OF tic best mate
rial. at 90c.;
LADIES UNDERWEAR cheaper and bct'c- than
goods Of northern make;
CARPET WARP. COTTON YARN.
We have now sp'cadly -assortcd stock. and Ire
continually receiving new and desirable goods.
We guarantee the best goods 70" he least money
LEVY BROTHERS.
NH 81 l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
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HEETINGS.

DICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
II meeting Of the survivors Of the Fire Depart
mai tment of This city which preceded The present
Organization will be held TIIURSDAY, Sd instant,
at 3 p, NJ, at tbe Office OF the Virginia Home In
surarce COMPANY, No. 1U1f east Main street. A
fuII Attendance Is requested. ap2.2:f
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DRY sOOns
ChRDozo, TOURQURgAY 3 H.
wish to call The attention Of their cu.,n,
pubic to the arrival Of their '''Fs aat n


,ARDozo, ToURQUREAV = IL
wish to call The attention Of their cu,o,.
pubic to the arrival Of their '''''fs he
SPRING sTocE OF DRY coon.
which VIII be found larger ard n.orc ,,,,,,.
ever @l',e' embracing many goods ep,j,.,. 'h'o
styles and novel In designs. "'''''Y h@~ ii
Ihey have by far the lar:e.t and mr..
STOCK OF sLhs they have ever tfr.ro', ,Nfac.iT,
I"'oren, ana striped. They have t- me-. ".'"F.
made SILKS leading article In Their soy an
feei comment III saying FOR variety. ;tyr. '1i
ness, they cannot he surpassed. lang cha,
BROChDE SILKS in prsat yarl.tv,
STRIPE SATIN WATERED Silks .,..'.".Es:
FOULARD SILKS. both In EI,cL ,,,., "a1.
beautiful for o"arIres sey and WIN 1'=..-
SILK and SATIS-STRIPEn gEoC,nr
Dimes: 'EEEt
FRENCH and AMERICAN Ey.xT,yr,
MhDRASS GINGHAMS. nov 80 n,,c,,,.,
THEIR DREss.GcODs DEp.rrvy,
TO which especial attention has ben f,,,,,,
Is r'p'ctc with ~ L.. ''''aF'
LATEST STYLES.
and at prices That cannot fJii fo.,r,gs,...
as beng ''"1 e.
LOWER THAN EYER BEFORE ~,...,
THEIR GLACH-GCG.,- >,~.,.
both for mourning and srrnn! - ...-
lccted win great circ. Tho r,l... .. .'' - '..
tcl That al inspection Of tu">n ..,I. Al: ...-..-
!heir sale. ..'--.,a .....
SppINc rtsSINLprr-
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IUILDREN'S CARhIA Sc l. e.
tMANUFACT y i&r"|Nt -. -.
i,n,nr enterprise hy huyiu= irr iGa, .r,s,.r
RAGE or RICHMOND MANI - 3
save the uccc> slty for repair H!i. III
purchase OF the Irail things at n''thsr as.
Every carriage fuI'N GGtTduIS." a. - 81. ~. ...
OF al kinds done ut low price,. y ci'' >.'
fore purchasing el>c"hCr'. .,,,,,,, d.. ..-. 20.
CIV SHELTON, ManaE.r. 500, ,,..t t...r.a
Factory and saleSr0om. ia rt''. .a....a..
Bread and Marshall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02

Since the Stafford .fasCo we don't hear SO
much about reading the people out OF the
party. -Whig Of yesterday. ~-
Fudge!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02

:. ORIENT OF hICHMOND, April 2, 1873.
VlHE MEMBERS OF JOHN "a
l. ROPER LODGE OF PERFECTION, Xxx
No, S, A. S. NJ, are requested to attend A. y y
stated communication or their lodge az Masonic
Han, Franklin street, THIS EVENING ut ?h
O'Clock Candidates for degrees are requested 70 De
nromDf IN attendance. BY order of the ~ 7. NJ
- T'f = "F'''i WILLIAM LOYENSTEIS,
/, mn D-1t,it.,: ci:i-t"G .lif r'r Secretary.
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09-EESn' s'ii;t:i..

A splendid line Of WALNUT and ENtNtLl -
FRAMES, 10 be sold at zoe. Mas 10" '.n
also Ut other prices;
A tuii assortment Of CR0rkERl, O. J." -''"' n'
low;
Handsome new GOBLET>. both plain AZ. q.
graved: also, large lot OF more common Sa''s
Another lot of FOLDING LhrEotED>;
More VIOl.lNS and BOWS, tob" so!i Il 3''.'
The FIEE-CEST COUNTER Is gT'"I '".'''
New goods almost every day.
have IN this morning. 10 be SOLD al , gen,
TOOTH-BEUsilt.S,
PESCIL-CASES,
BASE-BALiS.
PURTE-MOESAIES,
STATES. TEA-BFLLS,
BRuSlI-BRO0MS.
OlL-CANS. BASTIhG.>"""N>'
JASSArATRT BONES.
BIRD-CAGE HOOKS, &C.. Il.
Catalogues free 10 any aI!:,->.
". \. SrEyG\,.
NH 23 800 hr Il"
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n-Tr WE DISCONTINUE OUR SAT-
URDAY- NIGHT SALES until fariher notice.
MARcu27 1850. LEVY BROTHERS.
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G Z Il | \ e. GO q DS

SPRING CASsIHFRC> rup sur.
SPRING CASSIMhi:t.> fai. g,,.,.
mn ZB-W. NIi ~ y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-02

sc7r COHEN BROTHERS invite s,, the
,, S oenrtally 70 attend the SPRING 0pEstlihSi,
on MONDAY March LIST, WET nsn ,Rsy GOODS ever
In this state, and At prcesthat WIN as'oh
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
A Lesson for Us.

General Butler has written. says the
C1nrier Journal IA lengthy letter 10
Col James Il. French of Boston. civ
inc detailed account OF his sanitary
work in New Orleans during the sum
mer of 1862. and showing the success
which attended his efforts, resulting in
tie entire freedom of the city from
yellow fever. which was raging at III
time IN the West Indies Gen But.
Ter has prided himself upon This SAM
tary exploit. aud it is no doubt true
that his very stringent measures, both
as TO quarantine and local lustrarion
saved New Orleans from the yellow
fever He had. however whole army
at his di- pnSaI. aud the men had moth
iug else Ia do. while his authority wa
absolute ia New Orlean, aud at III.
tnrt< on The river below the city No
more rigid quarantine was maintained
than during the Sunmer of 1862 and
Tie cleaning out al the pew canal the
admission OF air by The cutting away
at the dense swamp rre.~ back at the
ri'y. aud the thorou.h cleaning OF
streets aud premises secured the de>ir
abe local defense against tie scnurge
Gen Buffers process. in an emergen
cy. j. good process for annual ,x~cu-
ZION in al towns aud CITIES at the
United States, wherever situated; bn'
lfeGT71IIy; drT-'''s57satfern f0cafifirs
There are several Committees at work
npw investigating the origin aud mod
uf the dissemination at the scnurge az
last summer. aud simultaneously with
the suites of these gentlemen there
should be some earnest thinking done
by the authorities of every Southern
| hamlet. town ar city 10 devise measure
tor securing absolute freedoms for their
-everal Incaiiiirs from the conditions
| whirh act ~ fuel 10 Contagious aud
/ iniectinu> di,eu-,.s IL j. m1r<eluuS e.
/ perceive how quickly Pe"pIe rr,ap-e
into easy Indifference 90 the subject oi
/ public danger al this s0rl when the
actual presence of IA ScuuIge is nt
longer apparent. The experience al
the past summer ha- been too costly
to allow OF it, repetition. aud Southern
communities especially have reason tt
require some ve'y thorough sanitary
work on the parr of their anthuritie'
as early in The -pring n possible
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
The banner las,rer..

How does the Princeton Banner stand
on the idea of prohibiting the State Leg
islaIure from assemlsHng oftener than
once in every four years unless convened
in eer'aiu emergencies, by the Governor?
Il Hickman Courier.
The Btnuer is in favor of calling a
constitutional convention for revising
the State constitution. aod if oae i
held. 1t will be in favor of inserting a
clause in the revised constitution pro
vIding for "A session of the Legislature
once Ia every four years oniy. excep'
when called together" in certain
emergencies 10y the Governor. 1t will
also favor the lini'iug Of that session
70, say, uine'y days, perhaps less
PRINCETON Bauner
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
TEE EXPENSIVE SENATE.
why Uncle Sam GroaGs-s.eIs-
y GnS and sugar.
brooklyn Eagle !


L
le---==--u - i,r-- rsrr-rr.,--s,-
anruil report {" thai bndy{
al examiuaiiIn Of the items Of
Fsndi'ure contained therein >hnw~
''''nt the sprii Of ec"n5my practiced n,
toe Bnuse has nor yer prryn'lrd tht.
nnrfh WIN. "t the Cap!tol. Anpng
frw oI The miscellaneous articles tor
which the Government has Ia pay nrr
pock et-bnus@ wnr'h from 81 - IS 10
n piece peck rt,knivrS cn-ting SZl 80
per d"zeu. rubber cnrksrr-H~ n 81 III
per dozen, visiting card printed tram
/ plate. auf"=rnph aibu'n> worth fran
/ s. cents to 81 p piece. Mark rwaln
| crop hnnk~. mourning ends Xix hrn--
/ ca~torS Tor chair, in ihr Senate cham
/ her cost sis eum camphor cu>tius
/ S2B has becn purchased. duz-nS al gat-
! l6n- OF hry ram and coi"gue. BOTTLES
4 II castor oil Frr-ch backing combs
brushes, ire &c, are irrqprnt items
] in the li~f Shaving materials PI
! nnud's soap. toilet hoitles Brown
/ fiuser. olive oil and, in fact. an "a.
>"rr ment nf articles sufficient Ia thor
nughly equip u fancy store. have bren
hnusht Toy The Secretary far the ne Of
| the Srnnte Oae d"zen of Martin iqu~
-nnlf cast Sln The Senate generous
! Is alInwei Sl00 compensation to 7
\ jones. an rmplnye. inr HjurirS re-
crlved while rrpairiug The Senlte
elevator Mr. Jnnrs w,> incnmmrhcd
tor nearly week by his Injuries
Eight lunches TOR the r"mmiitce on
/ appropriations cost Sl2D aud six
hpxr, of lemons aud % pnund- OF
sugar were r-qpire'l ." mix the drinks
The cot ct inve>tiga Ing he trivia
Ions charges against Senator Grover
u Q egnn AMI his ALLEGED parricip,n
cy in an effort Ia steal an elecrnral
vure for Tildcn. rn>, $40 2l7 81 JAS
Re.iparh received 81 545 tor services
as clerk tn the >uh cnmmiftee which
Investigated The hullirzn NJ charges in
he South. IN 1876 and ~. Augn-
Cameron WIS chairman at the sub
COMMITTEES Rrdpath's chief business
iionnl manner, placing small c1p head
iiaeS over those portions of the tr<ti
mnny which showed that the Demo :
Gratis had trrrorzsd the negroes Sen
a,or Chri>iiancy informed the Eagle
CORE pOuleut last winner that he re-
fused 10 sign the repnrt simply he
cause of the presence 81 Riipa'h'> nb
noxinus heal lines Murphy. the
Senate stenugrapher. reo-ived 81 201
tor. com piiirg for pnblicnrinn the pro-
cecdiug. of The L cct"raI Commission.
J \ Burhaud. the conf leniinl private
:. cretary of The late Senator Merton
was paid Sl2 day Tor services a
-p4cill CLERK to the Cnmmir.ee ON
| Privileges aud Elections during the
po'iiicll Investigations of 1876
George Il. BulIuek WAS paid $40
per day tor forty three DAYS for ex-
tr, services rendered C"nmit'ee on
T. ec'inns while aciing under Sanute
.e,nlntinm of December 3. 1876. Ia
Investigate elecii"n, held IN certain
States. in examining. asserting Is
certain relegriphic di-parchas furnish
Ell said committee by The Western
| Quinn Telegraph Cnm2,uv. from jan
nary IL 10 March 4 1878. inclusive
There i favor of cipher telegram
in this item OF expense
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

The Hickman Courier aud n
feir Democrat annnuce, BY an,hSTity.
Hon Henry y Tyler. of fi;csm,n.
candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor
subject To the acTiun of the Democrat
ie State Convention Capt Tyler
Intends, not only IN this section. but
lhroushon, the State. will rejo &c Ia
know that he has entered Tor that POI
-iiion No man in the State * better
fitted for he place than he aud no one
ha> stronger claims upon the people
% the State far their -uplri. Cup,
Tyler has shown him -ef true .nan
and conpeten reliable defender If the
peoples best interests.-C
Democrat
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
All Esl=Isf.

Here j. our ticker Tor State nffi .er-
and we propose To stand hy it until il
i yicirfiuus unless uncomfortable cir
cum-tuuce~ shall lnrce ~ 10 make Ia
chuuge in H. F"r Lieutenant Cavern
al Hon ii a Tylar. of Fuitnnt far
Attorney General. Hon Tho$. +
Moss OF Hickman for Register OF
Lands. Hon Linn Bovd ol Galloway
Tor perintendent of Public In~truc
lion, Prot j Il HndZea, of Graves
bet the Purchase take care of these,
leaving the other, for future consider
alton aud ee can win for every one
81 them What d" you say neigh
hors2-Clinfun Democrat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

their first choice were talsch This
it 10 be true
Again, there are reasonsnbeyond
number. why. honest pnd in,s o'ndenr
voters, prefer TO vote by bald rather
than by voice Men dislike IS 50 vote
between neishbors aud IrienIs-rhere
are many considergtious.~soeial, 6nan-
cinl. and otherwise often afftefirr7i there
by, I'D which more or less Influence
aud 'rummeI free suffrage The vs.
ter has been favored by canfidn'e-
i under Obligation to him in business,
or some way, but knows him iacompe
tent and that his opponeut oush; TO be
elected, aud yet he votes because of his
personal surroundings, aud lsrary T."
he real choice of hi, jud-ment aud
heart Is such vote free &sa4f'ast9
Aud yet analyze any elecriorMes may
aud you will fud scores and n es Of
such votes. y
Under the ballo; system e ihi-
ieIegrapling from poll to 81 false
repor's, chickering's. aud per ~ Cities i,
because voter voted ''aga me, y
will be done. away with any
candidate vii! say, thai he her
i>he~ feeling against may Ses
r-arsi1ns1-f nm sTu -z5izs 30 % Is
man nature il human nstuIs "a it
will IF ct most men, to or
less extent. Some onj like who
vote for them a litle better t hose
who vote against ihm. Whit 1'her-
carry ii ll'Iie furth,r. aud - anew
er forget or forgive. Unler pres :
en' system. m,ny vler-, reeol 9 and
aecep' this state Offncls. and 'heir
vote, accordingly II is no ~ deny
ing IT, We all lnow it Argument
could be multiplid showing the nd
vaurase- of bniId voting. bat this ar
tlcle is alrea ~ 90 lengthy
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

The HE man COURIER, Of the 20th Dec
prcpouuIs a serDus Of questions 10 The
press Of the District aud ask response
to the query pa, TO rs, to-wit: DO you
favor viva voce o. ballot voting.
We viii say emphatic,lly we favor
the rirG U0te system, aud shall take occa-
sion 10 give our reasons therefor, at
length in the uetr future. In the mean
time viii the Courier tell the people how
il stands op the a iesiion of party organ
izrtion whether favoring or oPPOsin z
conventions giviue some re isonS for The
faith that is ia IL You are unn rslood
10 be opposed to o,sanizlrion in general
unl conventions in particular.-Clinton
Democrat.
We shall answer the Democrgt with
prouPlne-> aud alaerity, aud s more
willingly because we wish to kpcedr
The rishr OF our contemporary 10 ak
our position On any public Aes'ion.
aud TO acknowledge ou- iulA an
>wer First. then, PRINT it your
paper hat the HIcKMAN Coz q i
in favor Of party orgnuiznr up
aud down. straight lorw:-s
leug'i wise. tight -
again. wheueve r..
cratic nri,,A. a
cue that every com
tiles j. an jtumacula'e a,N<
The COURIER. in the recent
-ianal race. argued in favor ,'lri
mary election to be held at ihi llar
August election. aud cnnfesse ynv
ins leit lively interest in IA .lau.
con>cieu'ion>iy believing that ! was
the means. and the ony meanIys9 re
tore armo"y to The party, bd to
insure, beyond 'ioub' III. elecrsn OF
che nominee Row we'll The results
justified our position. The Democrni
may Ho1o answer BE- this as 4 may
we were conscientious in the position
and argued it openly and bodily, aud
have 10 apologies TO make We cou
ctde to alI Democrats the right 70 their
opinion ~ to the III 'ds ct parry or
sanjzpion, and have reiu<el 10 jriu
in deuouncin= Democrats who differ
with ~ as traitors. Bene,lict Arnold-,
and every thing that i mean and es
pecially when we/knoS that some ol
these Democrats are a tue 10 Demos
cratic principles as we dare he Ala
print il in your paper. that hey VIII
assert Thar the tIICKMAN COURIER i,
"orPo>ed to party ur@anizaii"n icrgen
ernl in the p"eric language OF bact
Greeley LIE
But, all this aside. Demoera ve
- right 10 their re~ peciive opiu El''
such questions. aud the parry ahi-
Di>rrici has been torn a-under 6 It
long ennush Car pluitnrm i &c,
am.l business" The CoURIEI II.
nothing lrnm any ffor' To pros - i
brcHu~e w. Favored - urinary eT1,z, j
but the rather tsouid invite sa<
scriptinn ~ the source "f psq1,I
bur we want This phari~aicAi
rpcy which peeps on in pubic :
separating itself from it. eqnal x$3ly
ing with loud month. My DEM "a
is better Than yours, to stop. Pc
each aud every Tree man siauds za
n the Democratic army. "a
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George Hnher.

The Louisville EOeaing POST k,ih
Col George Il her. The chief pr1pfi
etnr of The Ecea''ag Ne,o>. 'rhe Berr,
MITCHELL al hen'ncky pn'iricS, . be-
cause he l. c'niid ite tor Lieut. se.sini
Governor. aud thiuSs he j. in thei zee
Berry Mitchell i the Infatuated no
man who piayed Hunter 10 ffui-
vile audience in black dressAil
aud wa, rewarded with bpuquen Am
the vegetable garden.- Lev -
Press.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

The legislatures of Tennessee,
Arkansas. Florida, Louisiana. North
Carolina. Texas aud West Virginia
meet during the first two weeks Of
January.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
.rnrthn stnfe.s enafc.

We are authorized to announce Hon
Henry George, OF Graves county. as a
candidate ~ represent the counties OF
Hickman Fulton and Graves in the next
Senate OF Kentucky. Subject to Demo
cratic convention.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

We understand that Judge William
Lindsay and Judge Alvin Duvall have
formed Law partnership. for practice
in The Court of Appeals, aud other
Courts, at Frankfort.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

The first day Of January. 1879. will
be known in future history a. Res
umprion Day" With what JOY ar
sadness the day will be recalled, Is
lei, for the future editor TO record --sg
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

Last year ST Lauis received 200.
600. bales of cotton. The receipt
this year are excepted to reach soc ,OOo
bales.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10

II you have any gold stored away.
you can bring it TO the surface now
aud get ereenbacks fer il.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
.f.SenaiOr.

me time ~ Ky59i hand vixen the peo-
PIE shonld beef o ponder in earnest the
sn'Ject of who sail be our State officers
among those Offices. that of State Senator
y ho' The least important iuasmuch a
"e WORK before Nle next Legislature IF
e"'"cSy - of a magnitude aud impor
~, ,nnce MOI to he tnnsidered superfcially
'nr question as q Important changes aud
reN's'ons that should he ma IT, in the
Constitution. is a matter that should
prompt every 90 ei.incn of the common
waai'h TO study with diligence the char
ac'er OF man hat is Competent 20 I'LL the
P's,'ton- We have spotted our man. A.
perhaps the most suitable on in the
senatorial district to fill the Office aud
tnht man ~ Capt. george Warren of the
Hickman Courier. We have not consult
ed Mr.. Warren asrfo whether he worll
accept 'hesPoSill0n if rendered to him by
tue people. but 1--WE are conscious of his
correct Democratic principles, aud OF his
competency ms Sery respect to fill the
oihee with credit 10 himself and TO the
reople that might support him. We he
lieve that the people Of this section. nav
even of the 'lisI heIwiR raise their voic,
IN almost uRiversSt, acesri to support him
II he viii oif'y- agr+e to accept the posi-
ton. What dees Mr. Warren say upol
the subject, Fulton Times.
That we appreciate The very high
compliment of lar contemporary we
shall not affect t,ddeuy, aud shall ex
hibit that apprfLiion, al the risk Of
being con-idert tcn. by repubii,hiug
he ! same wo as an editor. CHI
lSn. or candrdaTFmie endorse 50 much
4sA '..,..."la.s
'e Issues which should necessarily be in
ie vowed IN the next legislative races
/ Trne. the contemplated changes of on
oraauie law. do not cone within III,
Jurisdiction of The S',te Legislature
u hut. the question Of assembling Stat,
- Constitutional Convention i being lie
i gally submitted to The people. and /,
order thar tie people may vote iutelli
= gently. the qne;tions which Con>ti
!, tntional Convention necessarily open
; become Legitimate Issues We appre
bend no candidate. viii attempt to doag,
or shrink commitment on such qne<
; tions. and we still less appreheud tha
The people would tolerate any sucl
lodging
However much Kentuekians ma,
o differ as to particular changes desired
every intelligent citizen. without. per
haps. an exception. agree that SOM
changes are necessary The argument
il offered against the assembling of
State Constitutional Convention nr,
the cost of such BODY 20 the State
and the danger Of opening the doc
= for changes. Such objections arr
? weishty ones, and only 10 he set a>id
ty greater considerations on the oihe
-ile:
First We can -rsedi .ns suder>tan,
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