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hcr jurisdiction. Tho doctrine
which sus,ains it carried to its
logical results, would degrade and
sink her to the level of a mere local
municipal corporation; for if Con
grcss can render an officer of Il
State crininLlly liable for the man
ncr in which lie discharges his
duty under her laws, it can pre-
scribe the nature and extent Of the
penalty to which ls shall he
subjected on conviction; it may
imprison him for life or punish
him by removal from office. And
if it can make the exclusion Of
persons from jury service Oh nc,
count Of race or color a criminal
offence, it can make their eNclu-
sion from Office on that account
also criminal; and adopting the
doctrine of the District Judge in
this case, the failure to appoint
them TO office Will lie prcstllnpllve
evidence of their exclusion on the
ground. To such Il result are we
logically led. The legislation of
Congress is founded, and is suS-
tanned by this court, us it seems
to me, upon a theory MS to what
constitutes the equal protection of
the laws, which is purely specllla-
tive, not warranted by any expert
cncc of the country, and not in
accordance with the understanding
Of the people as TO the meaning Of
those terms since the organization
Of the government.
am authorized to say that Mr..
Justice Clifford eoncurs with me
in this opinion.
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WASIIISGTON LEI'I,Eis

WASHINGTON, D. G., March Is.
Editor DenOrrui:
Who shall he the Democratic
candidate for President? Of the
eminent men mentioned, Seymour,
Tilden, l'ayard, Thurman, liend'
ricks and Hancock are most III
mems minds. In the South there
appears to be a rapidly spreading
sentiment favorable to Hancock,
lie has also numerous admirers in
the East. An Eastern Democratic
Congressman told me the other
day that, with one exception, Han
cock would receive. more votes in
New England than any other Dem
ocrat. Mr.. I'ildcn, besides con-
coded ability and slrewdness in
political management, has the
strength that comes from the fact
that no at the last election received
three-quarters OF Il million moro
votes than Mr.. Hayes, and was
elected and swindled out OF the
fruits of the election. Mr.. Bayard,
l have reason to believe, will, prior
to the meeting Of the Convention,
decline to have his name used.
Mr.. Seymour has already done so.
Long public service has made
Messrs. Hendricks and Thurman
known throughout the length and
breadth ofthe land. The delegates
who vote for either Of them at the
Convention nj Cincinnati will hon
or himself and his constituents.
From these four the choice will he
made. They are all worthy. That
one who can receive most votes
against Grant-the probable Radi'
cal canlitlatc-shOuld bo made.
Now there is II fuss made about
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We, the undersigned druggists,
doing business in Weston, deny
the charges made above. We have
never taken any interest whatever
in the matter, and have never con
tributed one dollar for the pur,
pose named. The assertion Of the
Gilnlsnile ia false and infamous, and
unwarranted in every particular
J. Ii. BARE,
4. NJ. SMITH,
PETERSON 4 MORROW,
DIX. &. i. SIMPSON.
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ZHEDEMOCRAT
SATURD.4 y. liar. go
State Rights and Consolidation.

We publish in this issue the
opinion in full of Justice Field,
delivered in the Supreme Court OF
the United States, in the case OF
Taylor Strauder. 1t is refreshing
to read his exhaustive defence of
State Rights. Ii is the last open,
manly and able effort against the
insidiuous coil of the serpent OF
invasion that is seeking to strangle
the rights Of free and independent
States and the liberties Of u former
ly free and independent people.
We commend its careful and
thoughtful perusal 10 thoughtful
men who have the safety and per.
petuitv Of n government under the
Constitution at heart. 1t is Il
trumpet note of warning, and re-
minds one Of the days Of Hickory
Jackson.
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Short Meter .Sinpiitied.

On last Thursday morning, Cir
cult Court convened, with Judge
Bmnnon on the bench. One Ul
the first things done was TO take
up the application for II nandannus
to compel the County Court 10
grant druggists license to \. W.
Stalnaker of Troy. The Judge di-
rected the States Attorney 10 rep
resent the County Court and to
enter demurrer whercupon he
sustained the demurrer, amt ruled
that the decision Of the County
Court in such matters is final.
"llere endcth the second lesson"
But it is sad the Weston drug
gists are alarmed and have made
up Il purse to aid i'll carrying this
case to the Court Of Appeals 1t
is a good time to do it, aud "as we
are u little lame we'll start now"
By reference To 18th Grattan,
65j, Ieager exprrte; and 10 Ind
Grat,an, ,l54, French vs.. Noel, 1t
may be seen that two CASES III
vOlvimg the right to compel the
county court by mandamus to
grant license were decided by en-
plicitly saying that the action OF
that tribunal is final.
The Court OF Appeals of West
Virginia has also acted on the
same point. I'"ie 18th ". Va.
Reports, 35S, Helm VS.. Smith,
Judge, It al, whele it will be !oHnd
that tho Court OF Appeals restrain
ed IL Circuit Court from an attenlpt-
ed interference with the action OF
q County Court. In one OF the
cases in the Court ot Appeals OF
Virginia the action Of u Circuit
Court was reversed after it had or
dercd Il writ 10 reverse the action
of Il County Court. The point Of
the rulings in both cases were that
SHE aetiOa II tie county co@'t as f"as.
Some object that US the above
cases were in reference TO saloons,
that they will not hold here. But
it will he observed ~ that the
point decided was the jurisdiction
Of County Courts over questions Of
license; and ~ if the point had
been taken in reference to "urdIna'
ries" alone, that it will hold i'll rel
erence to drug stores also, because
the two are referred to in the same
act of the West Virginia Legisla
ture and in identical language
Therefore let it 60 up now.-Gte"
rifle Gilmeriie.
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SPECIAL Notices..

Cheese, and a full line of Grocer
les ut a. NJ. Smiths.
Brooms. tubs and buckets at
4. NJ. Smiths.
Groceries in full variety at +.
Brinkman Il Co.'S.
Remember that you can get all
kinds of Lamps, Lanterns and fin
lures ut Earncs' Grocery.
you want fresh raisins 90 to
J. $. Wilkinson's how grocery, on
Second Street.
Hardware of all kinds at +.
Brinkman & Co.'S.
FoE SALE.-Thc Weston Steam,
lanyard. For particulars apply
10 L. 4. EDWARDS.
Sugar cured hams at a. N
Smiths.
TEA!--TEA!!--TEA!!!
Green Tca-thc very best in the
town, Toe to soc, and Il per ID. at
Grcgory's.
NorlcE.-All goods will be
sold strictly for cash, as We will
keep no books after this date, and
parties indebted will greatly
ohligc by calling and settling their
bills at once, and save further
roublc. +. BRIyKMAN & Co.
Go TO Gregorys for your Tin
Ware.
SWEET VERMlruGr.-If you wish
a reliable and pleasant remedy for
worms-onc that children will take
without trouble. call for "Boremo"'s
!S'rth Icrm!!tagc," and take no 9th,
er Prepared by ". J. Foreman
& Co., Parkcrsburg. West Virginia.
No oil needed 10 carry it OIL. Price
p cents per bottle.
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NEGNA MOVICNS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SpH VI loNlNNf(S > NOlltf.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Circuit Court Le'ris County,
March 18th, 1SS0.)
Timothy :. Eoane lale Sheriff Of Harrison
county. and ns surh Administrator n
Criel ". Turner. dccrusrd, ind Epps
llnnton, SprriAl Commissioner. suing for
themselves and for all other creditor. Of
John Ilusser, deceased, plaintiff
IS.
Dennis o. D. Btennsn, Marin fInsrer, in
her own right. and as adminiairsurix o.
John hu"ry. decreased, James V. llussrv
Ellen Alk'rc and Il. J. Simpson, gunriian
al Item OF Patrick lluS'cy, Dennis Illus
scr, Mary llussey and John Ilus,sy, in.
fant defendants, Defendants,
IN cHAScEaY.
TIE parties 10 the above styled cause are
hereby notified that | have fixed upon tho
4;h day Of Mar, 1880, n' my Office In tho
town Of Weston, county OF Lewis, and Stats
Of West Virginia, TO execute m order Of
reference made In sud Caus. br The Circuit
Court Of Lewis county, on the ?6,h day of
February, 1880. by which said order Com.
missioner rsaid Court Is directed 10 settle
the Administration accounts Of Maria Illus.
sey, Administrative NJ John lfussey, de-.
Ceas.d, md to report whether the persona!
assets Of his estate nre sufficient 10 pay his
debts; 10 convene The creditors Of Inid John
llunsr, aad "certan and frpor, their
debts with their priorilies rs to the assets Of
his estate TO ascertain and report what
real estats the snid John llHSscy owned Al
the lime Of his death; 10 ascertain md re-
pOrs the true quantity contained IN the tract
VI land In tie hill Wen IiUned, purchased by
the said John liussey from uriel 81. Turner
Commissioner, and 10 report ANY other per.
tinenl matter which any party interested
may require, or which such Commissioner
mar deem proper at which time and place
yOu are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner o
said Court, The day aud year first abor.
written.
". ". BRANNON.
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I 10. 1853. |

Taylor Straulcr, plaintiff in error,
vs.. The State Of West Virginia.
FELL. il dissent, also. from
the judgment of the court in this
case, on the grounds stated in the
above opinion; and Mr.. Justice
Clifford cOncurs with me.
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For Sale.

The Cherry Valley House, with 10 acres
of land, near Bdlison, Webster county
Largest and best house IN tho county
Nsarly all luilt this spring. Contains 10
rooms. furnished with everything necessar!
FIR krtuinr a iirSi-class Good well
Stables, &c. Has done splendid business
the past season. viii he sold cheap. Pos.
sssiOn Immediately. Title perfect.
r. Il. CHERRY.
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inal justice it permits no different
or greater punishment to be i'm
prisoned upon one than such as is
prescribed to ali for like Offences.
! 1t secures 10 all persons their
civil rights upon the same terms;
but it leaves political rights, or
such us arise from the form Of gov
crnment and its administration, us
they stood previous to its adoption.
1t has no more reference 10 them
than it has to social rights and
duties, which do not rest upon any
positive law, though they are more
potential in controlling the inter
course of individuals. In the con-
sideration of questions growing
out of these amendments much
confusion has arisen from Il failure
to distinguish between the civil and
the political rights of citizens.
Civil rights are absolute and per-
sUnal.
Political rights on the other
hand. are conditioned and depend
ent upon The discretion ofthe elcc-
tive or appointing power, whether
that be tie people acting through
the ballot, or one Of the depart
mcnts of their government. The
civil rights of the individual are
never TO he withheld, and may nj
ways be judiciailv enforced. The
political rights which lie may en-
| joy, such as holding Office and dis
charging a public trust, are quail
fed because their possession de-
ponds on his fitness, to he adjudg-
ed by those who society has cloth
ed with the elective authority.
The Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Amendments were designed 10 Sc
cure the civil rights of all persons,
Of every race, color and condition,
but they left to whom the posses
sion ofpoIitical power should be en-
trusted. This is manifest from the
fact that when it was desired TO
confer political power upon the
newly-nia,e citizens of the States,
rs was done by inllibiting the de-
NAL to them Of the suffrage on ac-
count Of race, color, or previous
condition of scrvitude, Il new
amendment was required.
The doctrine Of the District
Judge, for which the counsel con-
tend, would lead TO some singular
results. If, when a colored person
is accused Of Il criminal offence,
the presence Of persons Of his race
on the jury by which he is 10 be
tried is essential to secure to him
the equal protection Of the laws, it
would seem that tho presence Of
such persons on the bench would
DO equally essential, If the court
should consist Of more than one
Judge, Ms in many cases ii may;
and if it should consist of n single
Judge, that such protection would
be impossible. 4 similar oIjec.
ton might be raised to the eompo-
sition Of any appellate court to
Which the case, after verdict might
DO carried.
] TLo ,,nu;t;D,, ,hof i, ouonc wLarn
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laat itsnssr. una htaH wlty ~ xevletsi
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Ie Httsll essI ttiir4 Ii vr tg#teJ NJ ifa.
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latldla shd eaEaisstta historian, il tstierfstsi..
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-12-16

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