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SLEIaHING AccIDENT.-Last Saturday two
daughters of Mr.. Martin Mahan were driving
from Forest Hill store to their home, when the
horse became frightened and ran. The young
lady who was driving courageously held fast the
lines and exerted her utmost strength to check
the horse. Finding this unavailable they both
sprang out and escaped with only few slight
bruises. The horse turned into Mr. Mahun'.
lane, but was going so rapidly that he mis-,
the gate and struck the fence with SO much .
as to break it down. Neither horse nor sleigh
were injured strange to say.
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TO the PeODIe of Dublin District.

Mr.. Charles Myer and the undersigned have
been appointed TO solicit and receive contribu-
tions in Dublin district to aid the starving peo-
pie in Ireland.
1t is hoped and believed that in land like
this overlooking as it is with the bounties of
Providence, an appeal for such an object will
not be made in vain; that an immediate and
liberal response will be made, and that the peo-
pie will not wait for us to call upon them at
their homes.
Prompt and liberal contributions are particu-
larly expected from Irishmen and those of Irish
descent; for we must not forget that it is the
land of our fathers that calls for aid.
January 25, 1880 E. M ALLEN
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On Thursday of last week, Hon. Herman
Stump, President of the Senate, on the part
of the special committee to whom was refer.
red the bill to reduce the number of County
Commissioners for Hartford county from five
to three, made an unfavorable report, thus
effectually killing the bill.
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Episcopal MIssIoN-Last Sunday morning
the Right Rev. Bishop Pinkney preached at the
Trap Protestant Episcopal Church, and in the
afternoon of the same day in Grace Memorial
Church, Darlington. The Bishop was accom-
panied by Rev. Dr. A. j. Rich, Dean of the Raj
timore Convocation, who with the Rev. Messrs.
Colburn and Brayshaw, of this county, assisted
In the services
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TIN WEDDING.-On Tuesday, the 10th instant,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward II. Hall, of the first dis
trlct, celebrated the tenth anniversary of their
marriage by tin wedding. A large number of
their kinfolks friends and acquaintance called
upon them and rendered their congratulations
and good wishes. Each guest brought some ar
ticlc of tin ware, and the gittering array of USE
full tins of all kinds was calculated to crafty the
heart of housokeeper. The reception lasted
from two o'clock until five o'clock, in the after
noon, and was exceedingly pleasant
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PERsoNAL.-Albert Constable, Noble c. Bid
die and VIM. c. Warburton, Esqs., of the Cecil
bar, attended court in Bel Air, this week being
counsel in the Welde-Scarborough damage case,
removed here from Cecil county. A large num-
Der of wisnesses were also here. On Thursday
the case was continued until the next May term,
at the cost or the defendant
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The ALPHA LITERARY ASSOCIATION met in
Union Chapel School House, last Saturday even
ing. Geo. w. Richardson. President in the
chair, and Miss M. E. Kirk, Secretary pro te,n-
Among other exercises the question: (which
is the more useful-the Mechanic or the Farm
erT was debated by s. o. McCourtney and John
E. Hardesty in the affirmative; Jas. Buckiug.
ham and Geo. W. Richardson, negative The
Judges, Eugene Hollingsworth, Geo. w. Scarf
and james Norris decided for the negative.
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HELD FOR FoRGERY.-On Wednesday E. j. OF
j. L. Bates was arrested in Havre de Grace and
committed to Jail by Justice Adams, on the
charge OF passing counterfeit note of the de-
nomination of $50, upon Stephen Lewis, pro-
prietor of the Old Town Hotel, High street, Bal
timore. Deputy Sheriff Cunningham brought
the accused to Bel Air Jail, where he is held for
the action of the United States authorities.
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OYSTER SUPPER.-The Ladies' of the NJ.
" Il. Church South, Dublin, will give an OYS-
TER SUPPER, in Dublin, on Friday and Satur-
day, February Goth and 2lst at 3 =. M, each day.
The public are cordially invited to attend. fc13
GLASS BALL SHOOTING.-A GLASS
" BALL SHOOTING Match will take place in
Bel Air, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February
l7th. at o'clock. Prize splendid Double barrel-
ed BIRD Gun. Sportsmen, take notice, fcbl8
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
~ SAILS will be received up to THURSDAY,
February 10Th, at the office, in Bel Air. of the Mu-
tua Fire Insurance Company in Hartford county,
For Re-buildingd the Grist and Saw Mills
belonging TO DIR. Ii. +. GuytOn,
which were destroyed by fire on the 18th of De-
cember 1879
Parties not acquainted with the character and
condition of the aforementioned Mills before
they were burnt will call AT the office of the Com
pany for information.
The Company reserves the right to reject any
or all bids which may be offered. Bond and secu-
rity will be required for the faithful performance
of any bid which may be accepted.
By order,
WIN, II. DALLAM,
febe Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION,

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
In consideration of the spirit of the times, l
wish to notify my customers and the public gener-
ally that shall protect them in prices, and guar
antee to sell them their goods at as low prices as
they can be bought anywhere in the State.
febG JIG, ROUSE. Rel Air Md
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Proceedings of the Circuit Court.

The February term of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county commenced here on Monday,
the 9th instant. Hon. James d. Walters occu-
pied the bench; A. Lingan Jarrett, Clerk; Geo.
Y. Maynadier, States Attorney, and Wakeman
F. Morgan, Sheriff.
The following are the grand and petit jurors
for the term.
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LENTEN SaRvICEs.-ChristC Church. Rock Spring
Morning Prayer Sundays and Wednesdays. at
ii A. M. Emmanuel Church, Bel Air-Morning
Prayer. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Satur-
days, at 0 A. M. Evening Prayer, Sundays at $3.50
and 1880 p. NJ; Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days, at 4.3O p M: Fridays and Saturdays, at 1880
p. M. Rev. Joseph Reynolds, Jr., Rector,
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THE TAXATION OF MoRTGAGEs.--On
Thursday of last week, Hon. Herman Stump,
of Hartford, the President of the State Senate,
spoke at length in opposition to the taxation
of mortgages. He said that his county (Iar-
ford) was almost unanimous on the question
and he was here to protest against the pro-
posed amendment. The object of ito in
crease the basis of taxation-was n worthy
one; but eventually it would not have this
effect, Mr., Stump said that the Tax Com
missioner estimated that 5000 100000 are in
vested in mortgages in the State, while the
entire assessment is only $47s0O0, 0OO.-
Knowing the large margin of security requir.
ed when money is loaned upon mortgage
Mr.. Stump thought the Tax Commissioners
estimate too large and that the entire amount
invested in mortgages would not exceed
$50,000,000. Mr. Stump argued clearly and
forcibly that tax on mortgages is double
tax, and that in all cases the borrower woult
have to pay it. 1t would not decrease thu
rate of interest, but would tend to drive cap
ital away from the State. 1t would depresl
industry, interfere with business enterprise.
and be especially oppressive to farmers.
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Lost time is forever lost. Absence from school
is often caused by Cough, Cold or Hoarseness,
and can easily be prevented by giving DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup to the children. Price p cents
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Religious Notices.

The fourth quarterly meeting for the West Har-
ford Circuit of the NJ. Il. Church South, will be
held at Jarrettsville, on Sunday, February 15th-
Preaching at 10Y o'clock, A. NJ, by the Rev. J. f.
Armstrong, of Baltimore
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school system. The Senate has also appoint
ed committee.
The Baltimore g5s:ss;: says this this Of ::ic III
stitution:
There is in the Legislature strong feeling
in favor of the abolition of the State Normal
School, which is regarded as unnecessary and
very expensive The reports of the State
Board of Education are years behind time
that for the year ending September 80, 1878
having just been issued few weeks ago
This, with the fact that the report don't show
definitely how much the fat of the Norma
School amounts to, is very unsatisfactory tt
some members. In the year 1878 il drew
$10,500 from the State, and somewhere be
tween $4,000 and 100000 from pupils, ant
some Legislators believe that an abundanc,
of competent teachers can be got without sucl
outlay
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Public Sale.

ObllS o6IlO.
'1Nl!E undersigned, executrIx of VIM. p Taylor
deceased, will sell at Public Sale, ut Edge
wood on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2Ist, 1850.
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
PROPERTY, VIZ:
l Seine Boat, Run Boat, 3 Capstans,
500 FathOms of Seine,
in the Lines and ready for use,
ABOUT IL COILS OF INCH ROPE, LARGE
DUCKING GUN, sKIFF.
ONE CIDER MILL, HAND POWER
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and under
Cash on day of sale On sums over that amount
Il credit of six months will be given purchasers
giving notes, bearing interest from day of sale.
with approved security.
SUSAN E. TAYLOR,
ieol" EXecutrix.
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To Farmers and Dairymen.

rlNH undersigned will give prompt attention to
i all cases of sickness of HORSES, NEAT
CATTLE, &c. DISEASES OF Mich COWS
speciality.
feb6-3m JOHN slime, Hickory,
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Ill ED.

ROBlNSON.-ln Hartford county, February
LIST, 1850, Mrs. MARGARET ROBINSON, fell
asleep in Jesus, in her seth year
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FOR RENT.

DLOOMFIEID FARM, the residence of the
ID late Richard j. Worthington, situated in
Worthngton Valley, near Reisterstown, Baltimore
county, Maryland, and containing FOUR HUN
DRIED ACRES of Arabic Land, in fine condition
Possession given March LIST, 1890.
For particulars apply on the premises or by
letter, TO
Mrs, SUSAN j. MINOR
Emory Grove, =. o., Baltimore Co., Md.
fob0-at
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WICK
illustrated Floral Guide

4 beautiful work of 100 pages, one coorcd Flower
Plate, and 800 illustrations, with descriptions of
the best Flowers and Vegetables, with price of
Seeds, and how to grow them. All for a five-cent
stamp. In English or German. "'
Vicks Seeds arc the best in the world, Fiye
Cents for postage will buy the Floral Guide Tell
ing how to get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden, l7h
pages, SIX Colored Plates, and many hundred En-
giant cloth. In German or English.
yick's illustrated Monthly Magazine.
-2 pages, a Colored Plate in every number and
copies for s., Specimen numbers sent for 10 cents
Three trial copies for % cents. Address
JAMES WICK,
JAM Rochester, N. Y
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LOTS NOS. 81 AND 81,

in square No. 210, in the Town of Havre dc
Grace, in said county, with Improvements there
on, being the same land which is particularly
described in a mortgage from the said Ann Nc
Nulty to j. Thomas c. Hopkins, dated the LIST
day of November, 1877, and recorded in Liber A.
l.. j., No. Sc, folio 76, of the land records of
the county aforesaid.
Also the following PERSONAL PROPERTY {:
one Feather Bed, Bedstead and Bedding, 6
Chairs, Tables, Cook Stove and Utensils, and
Stock in Store.
And hereby give notice that on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of MARCH, in the year A. d. 1880,
| will offer for sale, in the Town of Hayre de
Grace at II o'clock A. NJ, the said property SO
seized and taken in execution to The highest
bidder for cash.
WAKEMAN +. MORGAN,
iebl3 Sheriff.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register of
wills of Hartford county, Md, letters testamenta-
ny on the personal estate of
ELIZA c. HOPKINS,
late of said county, deceased. All persona having
exhibit the same with the legal vouchers thereof
On or before the 29tk aay Of December, 1880.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from nj,
beneft of said estate. All persopsindebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day nf
December, 1879, "' VI
FRANCIS ]. HOPKINS,
Jan9-dt Executor
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GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
Jesse Hilles, Jr., Foreman.
John 7. Baldwin, j. Fred. Crew,
c. ID. DeSwan, VIM Evans,
Geo. w. Forwood, Richard Foley,
Samuel Garrett Jr., Charles II. Jackson
Samuel s. James, Joel q. Hollingsworth,
VIM. Il. Kennedy, James Ii. Kerr,
Henry Macatee, of c., P. j. Maynes,
Robert A. Mitchell, John r. Osborn,
David Powell, John X. Spencer,
John H. Smith,, VIM. G. Wilson,
Sylvester Wheeler, James X. Whiteford.
PETIT JURY.
Jacob ii. Brookhart, A. F. Brown,
Geo. Bevard, James s. Chenworth,
Thomas Chenworth, John Clark
Robert L. Duvall, James A. Fulton
Richard +. Garrettson, J. VIM. Galbreath
John l.. Glenn, Philip Cover,
John Hood, Geo. w. Kenly,
james Murphy, David G. McNabb,
George Pyle, James w. Price,
Lycas Rockhold J. Herman Spencer,
Henry Sealor, Samuel Smith
George B. Silver, James P. STREET..
VIM. j. Watkins,
Upon the call of the dockets the following en-
tries were made:
G. A. McComas vs.. +. ii. Webster, garnshee
of Thomas B. Stokes; Judgment satisfied. Ar
cher d VanBibber for plaintiff, Webster for de-
fendant.
james watt VS.. NICHOLAS N. RutlcdSe; judy
ment confessed. Archer " VanBibber for plain
tiff, Webster for defendant.
Ramsay and Williams VS.. Il. X. Moore and A,
g. Griffith; Judgment confessed subject to
Moore's discharge under the insolvent law
Hopkins for plaintiffs, Maynadier for defend
ants.
Davis q Pugh VS.. Isaac w. Coale; Judgment
confessed Gilbert for plaintiffs, Young for de-
PENDANT.
County Commissioners VS.. James Amos ct al;
off by order of plaintiffs. Maynadicr for plain
tiffs II. w. Archer for defendant.
j. H. Kirkwood vs.. Thomas Miller and John
N. Treadway; Judgment confessed by Miller;
off as to defendant Treadway. Lee for plaintiff,
Young for Miller.
jeremiah Lowe vs.. John N. Treadway; judy
ment by default. Williams for plaintiff.
James A. Amos vs.. VIM. Hildt; Judgment
subject to discharge under insolvent law. II. |
W. Archer and II. w. Archer, Jr., for plaintiff, |
Stump and Young for defendant
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OF DEER CREEK.

The Pavilion at this picturesque and romantic
and Excursion Parties
No. ICE CREAM furnished to Pie Me Parties.
and Assistants, when desired,
Meals and Horse Feed at all times Charges low.
JOSEPH II. WETHERfLL,
mys Proprietor.
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A GA P,D

Owing to the publication of the "Proclama-
ton" the Times thinks it necessary to show
10 the people now ana why he can untierscii uii
his competitors, and deeming it right that those
who pay the Cash should be benefited by SO do
ing, and not be made pay for all the long credits
and total losses unavoidable in doing credit
business, which they must necessarily do. BY
selling for Cash, can buy entirely for Cash, en.i-
bling me to buy at the very lowest By looking
over the following you can see at what an eX-
trcmely low margin | can sell:
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Daniel Scott
VS..
Charles Peck and wife. !
In Chancery.

Daniel Scott
VS.. In Chnncpry
Charles Peck and wife !
ORDERED, this 18th day of February, 1885, that
- the sale male and reported by Daniel Scott
Trustee for the sale of the real estate mentioned
In the above entitled cause, be ratified and con-
hrned, unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the Sth day of March, 1880 provided, a
copy of this order be published in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county, once in
each of three successive weeks before the said Sth
day of March, 1890.
The report states the amount of sale $50
A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
febl3 A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
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Report OF Bel Air Graded School, for
Term Ending Jan. 31st, 1850.

Total admission of Pupils. .,,.....,...,.........1
Average daily attendance. LOG
Number not missing day since beginning OF
UcFIl
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ENTIRE EXPENSES ONE YEAR.

Sl.l0 a day, or one year. ......... S342 81
To Hauling, Shrinkage and
lncidentals. .......... 5per cent.
To Commissions to Clerks per cent.
Net Profit. ..........,. 4 per cent.
ID per cent.
by average Discount. ............... per cent.
front on Goods. 10 per cent.
l3 per cent.
$50 sales per day, a. 4 per cent .........u. 50 90
Expenses per day. ....................... 10
NeI 'FRONT.'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Showing ut the very small expense that am
under it takes $50 sale to net profit of ninety
cents. l challenge similar exhibit from others.
JOHN w. ANDERSON,
febl3-2t Cash Store, Bel Air.
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Sheriff S Sale.

PY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facias, issued
ID by the Circuit Court for Hartford County,
at the suit of Alexander II. Stump, John s.
Stump and Samuel s. Stump, trading as A. II.
lands and tenements of Alonzo McNulty and
Ann McNulty, to me directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title, claim, in
terest and estate, at law and in equity, of the
said Alonzo McNulty and Ann McNulty, in and
to all that tract or parcel of land situate In
Hartford county, and known as
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Sudden Death of the Rev. p. Is. Reese

The last test of beets raised i'm Hartford county
was made in baltimore last month, averaged with
in fraction of 10 per cent. of sugar.
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Average cost per pupil. 10
Result OF examination at the end of term:
Rest nupil in LIST grade Elmer IeIely ha 1anricent
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05
POSTPONED SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, 18th Judicial Dis.
- triCt Court, Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
SUGGESTIONS III Jacob Brown, deceased, No. 1880,
Probate, and Amelia Brown, deceased, No.
1887, Probate.
BY virtue Of two commissions for sale Ia.
sued in tho two above entitled and numbered
SUGGESTIONS md To mo directed from tho said
Honorable Court, in and for the parish and State
aforesaid will expose TO public sale the real
estate property, at tho Courthouse door Of said
parish, and all tho personal property will be
sold on the premises whereon deceased last re.
sided, IN tho city Of Baton Rouge, on North
street, near corner of ST. Francis street, Oh
Monday, tho 2lst day Of August,
next, A. y. 1880, between tho hours Of II
A. M. and o'clock =. NJ. Of said day, The
following described property belonging to the
above SUGGESTIONS, onchalf TO each, towit:
ONEHALF OF A CERTAIN LOT OF
ground, situated In that part Of tho city Of Baton
Rouge, laid ont by tho late A. Grasse, and do
signated on tho plan thereof as lot number five
in square number iOnr, fronting on then Church.
now Main street, by depth of ono hundred ara
twenty feet, with sixty feet front Oh said street
French measure, purchased by tho said Jacot
Brown, on the 1lth day Of February, 1861. from
John and Salle Gardner by act Of sale
passed before John MCGrath, Recorder. Sex
Book "W," folio 81, Notarial Acts.
ALSO A LOT OF PERSONAL EFFECTS
consisting Of household furniture and lot Of
blacksmith's tools.
Terms of sale as follows, to.wit: Tho rca
estate to be sold on q credit Of twelve months
for whatever the property will bring purchaser
to furnish twelve months bond, with good AM
sufficient security, bearing interest at the rate
eight per cent per annl,m from date; spccia
mortgage with vendors privilege retained on Tho
property sold until final payment, anil tho per
sonal property to be sold for cash
! Aug 5v2n5i J. W. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

ON MAIDS A sensible writer
expresses his opinion Of old maids in
tho following manner: 81 am inclined
to think that many of the satirical
aspcrsions cast upon old maids tell
more to their credit than is generally
imagined. Isayoung woman rcmafka-
bly, neat in her person, she will Ger
tainH be an old maid. Is she per
fcctly reserved toward the other sex,
she has all tho squirmishncss of IN
oldmaid. Is she frugal in her cxpcn-
SEES and her domestic concerns, she is
cut out for an old maid. If she is
kindly humane to the animals about
her, nothing can save her from the
appcllation of an old m;tid. In short
| have always found that ncatncss
modcsty, economy and humanity arc
the never failing characteristics of tha
terrible creature.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05
IN THE UNIVERSITY MATTER.
TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL BACkS IA
Ills OPINION ny TAKING AlIIANp
liIsfsELf..I I'D XII

Attic mcctihgof the Board Of 'Sosl
pelvisors Of the University, Oh ycstcr-
day, it transpired through u commit
nication addressed by Col. Heron 10
the President Of the Board, that he,
as attorney Of the contestants Of tho
old Board, had been empowered by
Attorney General Egan, to sign lis
name to my Legal procedure institu-
ted against tho gentlemen appointed
by Gov. Witt, to fill positions on The
Board, that hive beyond II doubt be-
come vacant through tho expiration
of tho terms Of service specified by
law.
At all events the Attorney General
Ought to have been satisfied with hav-
ing delivered IN opinion against tho
present incumbcnts, without under
taking to perform duties properly ap-
pertaining TO The District officers,
within whose jurisdiction il located
tho Institution.
Mr.. Egan will find it II difficult
matter, to show to tho people that
tho situation was so serious, or tho
interests Of the State, 50 much jcopar-
died in the hands Of well known gen
tlcmcn, holding commissions, and
ing in u Board presided over by the
Governor, that il had become ncccs-
sary TO directly intorpose his autl'ori-
ty in obstructing them from tho per.
iOrmancc of their duties.
Many will ask why it Is that tho
Attorney General goes out Of his or
diuary course in this instance! Is Ii
SO sure that tho new Board of Super
yisors is exactly in tho position o
those appointces whose tenure ha'
been inyaIidalcd by tho Supreme
Court?
Why is Mr.. Egan, so eager to re
instate tho old Board of Supervisors
Is the University in danger of bcin;
plun,lolcd or destroyed that The At
torncy General cannot afford to lc
the proper officers attend to the lcga
procedures
There is in all this an excess Of yea
that will not win the admiration o
the people, surely.
The Attorney General should no
forget that there arc two sides to thi
question, and two Boards composed
Of respectable citizens of the State
alike entitled to proper treatment n
the hands of the judicial officers, cs
pccially the one occupying tho higl
position TO which he has been clcva
ted by the popular vote. .,.