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~ cAl,DERwOOD. TiOS. y.
Drs. CalderwOOl & Ably,

Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery.
once on Grand street, in rear OF y. "
McFee's Drug Store, ana Opposite .. W.
Smiths carriage shop.
January %, 1850. h@o'ty
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Dr.T.P. Rtcllarsls~n

LAS resumed tho practice ,S OF In Menrcme nrcfas.
sionallv engaged, at Moore's drug store
during the day, and at his residence % at all
other hours. Monroe, reD' " 1917
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=. p. sruBBs. TALBOT sTILLMAN'
StnlDl,S e. Slillm0n,

A T"TORNEYS AT LAW. Monroe, La.
n. will practice in the Parishes - o.
Oudchitu, Aforehonse, Ieichkaad and t!,a'.k!in
and in the Federal Courts. viii take
claims for collection in All other parishes IN
same i'm connection with attorneys residing
there March Z, 1879. s1yi q
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@. j.. BOATNER. NJ. - LII
Roatner 4 Ltlldcll, .4
IurORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
n Law. Monroe, La, will practice in all
the Parishes of North Louisiana, in the
Supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
Courts, and In the Land Office Department
Of the General Government. i,
Office fronting northeast corner OF pubic
sonnre. January 8, 1879.
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:, p1r,.ARnsoN s. u. NJ EN- ERY
J. s. YOUNG.
,.,.,,.-.,.o,,. ,1cEnery & Young,

EI1CMOE8SOn, NACH5 = =
TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La.
n will practice in al the par, parishes ns IN ps
state, the Federal Courts, and in tho Land
Onice Department OF the General Govern-
lnent. january LII Ao|o' q
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Cards of a PERSONAL character ad-
missible-will be charged double our regn-
lar advertising rates. -r
Obituary and Marriage noAces Will %
CHARGED as advertisements.
Any person sendingus five new cash sub
scri,,ers. at tho same post-offlce, will be en-
titled to a copy of THE TELEaRArH gratis
for one year.
ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.
Transient advertisements must be paio
for in GClvuncc.
All advertisements sent to TINS once
when not otherwise ordered, will be in
serted .still forbid" and charged accordingly.
boz Editorial business notices will be made,
froe of charge, of all advertisements ordered
in the paper; for other editorial notices
charge of Is cents per line will be made.
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"What .hall I bring for your des-
.ert sir ?'' said a polite waiter at a
fashionable hotel, rs he commenced
moving formidable array Of empty
dishes from before a guest, evidently
from the rural districts.
fstNow, young man." said he, .'jest
you give me time. Aliyou'vc got to do
now, is to, ,fiIl all these dishes up again
the same as they were before, ana
| bring 'cm here. By-'em-by ven taik
about yer pies and yer puddins.
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f.. JOh nstOll,

Joseph f.. johnston
A TTORNEY AT LAW, MON kOE, LA.
a viii nractitt. in ali the Courts o
North Louisiana, and IN the supreme
Court OF the State.
January 25, 1879.
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A TTORNEYS AT Law, Monroe La
before the Supreme Court at Monroe, Fed
eral Courts Of Louisiana, Court of Claims,
and Supreme Court of the United States .at
Washington City.
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:I0lnn n. Lullellllg,

TIORNEY AT LAW. Monroe. La, will
n practice in the State and Federal Courts
in Louisiana, and in the Supreme Court at
Washington City. - .----- i
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Lost. |.

diamond cluster ring, 21 stones, "Iibbe" in. scribet inside, valuable on account of association reward of fifty dollars will be paid on its return to Jhe -bscrlbcr.
 7tf JAMES M. TURNKEY.
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den by MT. Hawley. From this point the the school house and turned down the school house hill. MT. Sinclair Tousey was out riding and returning to the hotel up this road, and seeing the danger got out of his carriage while his coachman turned from the road to the side bank ;; when the team saw Mr. Tousey they stop ped and came up to him and i'll a few min- utes the horses were back again to the barn none the worse for their exciting race.
 The express train due 5.35 p. m at Newtnwn, struck a steer half a mile be- low Botsford station, throwing off the engine, tender, and baggage car. from the track, and seriously injuring the en- man. MT. Flatiron. and the express agent, Mir, A. B. Tucker. Mr. Tucker was brought to Dicks Hotel, and his wounds dressed by pr. Judson.
 A serious accident befel a yonng man, Swede named Sendeine, employed Dy Contractor c. NJ. Ryan at the quarry on the river near Bennett's Bridge last Sat urtlay afternoon. The worSmen were en- gagged loading a stone upon wagon when the belt broke, causing the derrick shaft to be thrown out of gear, wh:rling it around striking Sondeine, who was ill charge of the drum. He was struck first in the side and again on the chin, cutting his lip and chin clear to the bone, frac- turing the lower and upper jaw and knocking out eight teeth. three from the lower and five from the upper jaw. The fracture of the lower jaw was tranveroe, that of the upper longitudinal. pr. VIC. Vile was called to dress the h. ured man 5 wounds; after sewing up the wound on the chin he undertook to set the fractur- ed upper jaw, but found some substance that prevented the closing of the bones, and inserting his forceps drew out a tooth again the attempt was made to set the fracture, but another object presented it. self, which proved to be tooth driven away up into the hcshy part of the face, Having removed this the doctor prOceed- ed to close the fracture, and in adjusting the parts his hand felt something imbed- dcd j'Ist under the eye, and on removing it found it to be another tooth this clos ed up the molar find, and when the wounds were all properly dressed, the young man was left us comfortable as the nature of his terrible injuries would per nit It is Said that the wounds in his side are of far more serious nature than at first supposed, and the probabilities are that he will not recover.
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Eac -gzsse.z.Sszzas:ssa ! s..sszas. .sSzzrS @k9 MojEceE

Tais .3 th only Lottery eye- vated ca by the pco pie ot Stae,s lli HnlsT la.e decision oi the U t. supreme coUet 3: W.siIin-tCn. is the only L. gsi Lottery new in the Uni ed States eii o:i her charters having oeel repealed or having 10 existence.
 afLEEDID OPPORTUNITY io win fortune. Eighth gran G-asTibation CI4AEsS IL ct New Orleans. Inealay, Aug. 10th, iSo1-l.S5d Acntnl. Craving.
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Friends from New York, are visiting

Friends from New York, are visiting at Mr. Anthony Crows.
 The building Of new sidewalks is going on through Greenwood Avenue.
 Miss Emma McGregor. returned home from Mattooa, H.. last Friday.
 Mr. Samuel Gillette has been giving his house and fence coat of paint.
 MT. William Trowbridge of Stamford spent Sunday with friends i'll town.
 Rev. G.. Waters, exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mir. Pearce of Brookfield, last Sunday.
 The apprentices of all the hat factories of this town, are going to hold a grand clam bake.
 MT. c. E. Fairchilds new house is nearly covered, and when finished will be one of the finest in town.
 A railing has been built near the stores of cole & Green, and E. S. Earnum, to protect the sidewalk from horses.
 A concrete walk has been laid from the old bank building to Mir. Walker Fer TVS shoe store, on Chestnut Street.
 An agent from Athens photograph gal lery, of Boston, Mass, has been in town taking pictures of most of the hat facto, roles.
 Major T. II. Price and family, of New York, arrived in town last week. This is the Majors twelfth annual visit to Bethel.
 c. J Rockwell has just opened his shop on South street. and is prepared to do all kinds of carriage repairing. Give him call if you want good work done at cheap rates.
 Putnam Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will unite with their brethren of Wooster Lodge, Dahbury, and hold picnic and peach festival at Brook side Park, Tues day, August 24th.
 As Mir Charles Shepard was picking pears at Mr. William Shepard's, one day last week, limb broke letting him fall on the fence. He was picked up in sensible and carried to his house, where he recovered after short time.
 it IlihSIS O1 o IL LII S ttilGi J utiti X Judson'G, had quite battle last Fri day with the Eureka water. They got out the hose and after fighting each other with two or three streams for about an hour, Durants makers came off victorious.
 MT. Charles H. Green, of the firm of Cole <S Green, was made happy last week by being presented with a fine girl by his wife. The event came rather un- expected to many of MT. Greens friends, because Charlie had been married thir- teen years. He says it has caused more talk, than anything else he could think of. Hank Squires thinks this 8 great victory for the fraternity, of which he is an honored memmber.
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CAPITAL. PRIZE. s3o.Ooo. 100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. HALf-TicKETs. oSE DoLLiR.
 LIST Os prtrZES.

.S53 Prizes. amounting to SIS a00 Responsible carresp ndiag agents wanted d sii points. tS W aom liberal iei,sal :en will ia pal.
 Write clearly, stating full address, for further - formation. or send orders ly express iegis- tered Letter or Money Order by lzil, address only to
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DIR. s EHEED1's E it exy :ss ess Ics1ae aa.nesa ' FHS0nlTE R:ISEDYu Is rsc recommended by F!ergysn.se. Etatcs-
 men, Pi,ysicians aaa Others.

SALT AAEUR.
 Hen. J. II. Snyder, of S4ugertie., N. k. gratefully t stifies to t!.e ability If < E. v,s ite Rernndy ascxllibited in the cast. of his little daughter who w.s covered with a;,lt Eheum from head to foot :. Fayori sn,- cdg, sdys this t.iarkful father, relieved my sir altogether rom this fearful fife. tion, Salt khoum T'.is occurred two yrar. ago, and not sign oi the eissase l,:ls sisea appeared What 1t did Tor li.i c.i Il 1t will do for all vino usa it.
 EEyEG Dgs.ASE.
 Mr. J. II N5r5hron, O. il.llstlg burg, N r., fors ves.-l years Captain of ti,e Tray po- lice, says: < nave bss,l for a long time great su!ferar 1ton dcran9esnslat Of the Liver, and after nsinr many of the nlsd.- tines recommended fer tfas ccmrlaint, D.. Kcnnedy's F,vorte Re:nedv is the oulv one wbich gaye me ..nY relief. firmly be- lieye that th.t Tasorstg Remedy Y i ; Il go d tofiest I,r.,aa,.a ton :; enc that 1nsy Bc de- pefid T upon.
 CHROME LIVER DxgEAsE.
 Eey.J C osai;ii, uf Hartford, Ct, s:iys: ' Bel 7 a great sufferer from Chroaic Liver 9iacase and Insl issestion, 1 tt last rid your a'aeot:te isseIaeaF. and iounI iui1naaiate r-sisf. 1 Il ct two titles, Mi,i.-h worked -.dt.ss il ny gsnsrl s.sstean. t5'
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Bethel.
HORACE.

Mr. Augustus Beebe IS very i'll.
 Miss Susie Cole has been quite i'll for several days past
 The Ledger is to issue daily during camp meeting week.
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BOSTON
One Price Cash Dry Goods House,
BARNUM BUILDING,

Bridgeport, Conn.
 s
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louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution was ragually incorporated by the Lee;.s,.turc ot tho State for Educational snr CaariteSie prt, :s-s. iS6s fer the .c.I, o- .e- tyfive years, to hil contract the in.<0lahia fai; of ths State is pledged. Wnck pledge mss been re aewed by ai overwhelming popular vote securing its iralch.ao in inc new cHEslisuticn adopted Dc- to Naic, T. nls sinrs added g itssEF Fe pci O. evei
 3hovo9 Its Grand Single Au;ASer Distribution ysiI take place in4nthly tia .e..:na TGess,ss. Jt never s.sasa. IT lost9ones. L1ok at the following. distribution:
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HE. COUGH,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Danbury. Conn.
i ". oRGLEafAN.
They :aHa sing lt. TUT uTTN1 C.vr A Dr r1En

THE TUNE CHANGED. here's one thing I'd have you to know, Whether dwelling ill palace or shed, That for pleasure and comfort below, Much depends oil the style of the bed. If you're clinging to slats or to ropes, And thinking from these to find rest; Be assured that in vain are your hopes, The Branehville Spring Bed is the best. In the gloom of the dark midnight hour When the tolls of the day are all past, How delightsome that magical power, That locks all our senses at last. But your sleep to be healthful and sweet, And refreshing from toes to your head, Must be free from those terrors that
 greet
 All who use not the BranehviIie
 Spring Bed. Now, if nightmares and ghosts you'd defy And dream of the bliss that's to come, The Branchville Spring Bed you must try It will bring joy and peace to your
 home.
 You may try them a month if you choose, Just to find out how nicely they lie, Then to buy them you cannot refuse, And you'll dream of the Sweet by
 and by"
 gss~ And all for FIVE DOLLARS
 MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE Bran -hville Spring Bed Co.,,
 BRANCHVILLE,
 Foirfeld County, Connecticut.
 AGENTS WANTED.
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II. A. naUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
NO. sle BROADWAY. REV YoyK

All our sfrand Extraordinary Drawings arp unsfse the supervision and management of 9EsERAI-5 ss. T. BEAUSEdA9D, ana JC-sa.- A. EARLY.
 \. B.-T:iis conpsny las No AGENTS in :'.c British Possessions,
, 1880-01-23
THE INDIANS,
t-sur 1ysrw rNaspertf1 A~t4&y

Special Dispatth tv The Chseapa Tribune.
WAsll1ngTnN, n. c.. Jan. 2s..-~Tho lnvostiga-
tion of tho Hnlse ludinn Commission into tho
origin Of tho sccctt Utc mltbrta,k did not do
yclop anything Ut interest to"dny. Commits.
sioncr Hayt testified generally that his admin-
istration was IN m wny responsible. Tho charge
thnt tho first trnublo grow out OF tho fact that
tho report of tho Commissioner recommended
tho removal Ut tho utcs to tho tndfAn Tcrhtory.
ho says, " unfoundcd, bccnnso no rofer-
enco was made to tho U1cs at
all, hut to tho Indians In Eastorn
Colornslo and Now Dlo1uo. Tho charge that tho
dsc0ntcnt grow out Of tho failure IN tho part ot
tho Government to pny the ~, 900 annuity srect-
ftcti In tho nrlnnt treaty Is unfouilied because
the White River Utcs had no purt or parcel II,
that annuity, and mover lnid elaim to any. Thoy
had already had their ehare ef tho Indemnity,
and moro, NJ can he shown by documents tn tho
boon held back, with view u paying employees.
Ind Of carrying Into opcrntlon
THE PunPt,sEA tlF THE DEPARTMENT.
In furnishing sslpplLca and for teuohinE mud i'll
duetinE tho ttl}tAlis nta tho artK Of agriculture.
Ho docs not think 1t would 10 wise stn!r1y to pay
this sum OF money over to these wild indians, 70
10 squandeyed ut thar dActetton. 1t would
soon flna lta way Into tho pockets Of usiacEupl-
loua white mon 1t In boetFr to put i out TOR
thelr beet ady4ntage, A third charge u that tho
Utes havG not boon paid tho dlhcrence In money
between tho 1900 acras Yielded un nndor tho
, 1880-01-23

sptetat Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. e., Jun. @:.-Ths nuckner
Rank .ltcscsvo bill was defentcd by the cxtr'or-
.linary ynto af 15s to ~. yoto which surprised
both the supporters and tho opponents VI the
nscns,lrn. 4 large number ct those who other.
wlsu might favor tho principles at the bill voted
uEsinst tho measure fur tho roason that tAey
arc Of op!,,Ion that the wlsest policy u
nut to lavo nny financial legislation what
ever, They chose, therefore, 70 help doteat
this bill rathor than to establish prtcedVut
which might bc used H1ainst thom with respect
To matters 3o which thoy might 10 seriously op.
poacd. Allied tu thlsH who vuted fur these roa-
Sons wcra somu ninety antt~Nauonal-b mon.
WIN saw III this proposition plan further to In
crcI.su thu powcr Of National hanks and to help
,,er1,ptuato thern. 4 considerable number voted
TOR tho bill in tho be1Ief that It would tend to
strengthen resumption. Tho bill wa4 defeated
by u vote OF exactly two to ulie.
noNORIN0 oAnyIELp.
4 demonstration in honor Of Gen. GaEfclh
WIS given to-Al9ht. 1t was ono Of tho most
complete aud enthusiastic Of tho kind given
horo Ut late years On any sinlflar occaslon. In
spite ut the rAIn tho cF0w.t WIS very h!rKe, and
,uany lattea attended. Tho house und AtlJacoilt
park wore brilliant with calcium lights. At tho
opening tho band played Hall to the Chief"
aud the Senator stepped out on platform al-
rcady crowded., and Just n tho hand s"luted tho
whole crowd went down With the platform into
tha yard. No one xas sario"s1v hurt and All ~ee@
, 1880-01-23
ALDR1CH'S I. r. BILL.
l.. =. LRlTEH's ENDORSEMENT.
cnasfa1 f1f.t,.ffh Ia Thk fthiedn0 Ttih1lnk.

Gptttat Dtpatth to This Chied0a Tribune.
WAsIl1r11roH, D, c., jan. 22.-Followfug Is tho
4ort ~ I'M icttcr ~ r, y. 1cftnr of tho flrm Of
Field, Letter q CO.. OF Gn'caeo' rs"s'tns ti,e
Immediate Transportation net of Mr.. Aiarlcn.
-nata .,.",s - sa,,,ro tta rn..nvo or this IhI,,
nsg hes1ns ~ ees'S 49," f - .,soat ,,nror.a
when ptoSfacs lot tsh'eH ~ utep. 'nl.ol. ,'.
ton which is but Just to them and perfectly
safe for tho Government:
f1,1r4on. 1nn. f.. 1ss0.-The HIM. William r.
3for,isnm ftotse ~ Rtnrrstnfrfi,y1-SIn: tnko
ti,o iih"rtv nf ndirossur rnti m Inn subject III
tho h;,i trt,1,f;.,ccS II etkn Hn,,sn hy Mr. al.
drtch entit!csi sA bii to amend The statutes In
ts;,ttn''ia ,,oda nnty Ivimr ,,ni1rr tc contiarn
sfnn ~ thn synv,. and sfcnnns Committee.
Thn - Iii hnu 5nr fnrecr srnnn fhnn iii of1cinl
, 1880-01-23
A BIG LAWSUIT,

NEW YoRK, Jan. s3.--Mrs. Emma Lort1laru, =
relative Of tho ItoEillaris Of this city. bus begun
a suit In tho United States Circuit Court to ras
cover royalties and profits which she claims In
consequence Of the use BY tho 81 Standard .da!,
fyine anti distributing petroleum oil, In
ier sss soompiaint s shs @ sets forth Tint tha 10
veution was maIe BY Knot Flonr, Mho con:
toacther thSy subsequently, transfoEred the
whici IN turn conveyed It % non1emln va1
iltlni in 1e83. Mrs. Lorillarl' churxca that ths
gMndard oil Company has bcon using tho inver.
ion since l6oo with great adMyantago. M bns ha4
prt,fits which Mrs. Lot1llard claims amount to
k1 Hn0ftn.
, 1880-01-23
rucnt ono OF tho most Interesting yet dclivcrcd'
ftE RAID THAT TIE Mill,

ncnt ono OF tho most interesting yet delisercd'
nn eA1p THAT TIE Mill,
though intended to prevent discrimination IN
rates, pro,noted thom. 1t certainly tflscrlmi.
mated against all railroads, and In favor Of all
water routes. Ono effect Of tho hill will he to
place NIL nslr Northern railroads at tho mercy os
tho Canadian lines. II tics mp otlr own roads iF
1--WE -t1nyG totctule, md 'e1rcs tho Canadian
roads FREQ 10 chnnge ovcry tlny, "Yo'i Ito our
hands, md then Invite Canadian CLINT to punch
o,r hends for tlvo days." wns tho way blr.
rrcen put It. Tho b[f also fosba'ta nost-
Runrtl uenlnst high rates and unjust
10 sEow Tint tho rnse. Of froi9ht transportation
II s s4 hG ar n sefEaS EsS.h @ II CENT
Ss: kesg p ~ :ssstl'o Z 5S'es !; e ;oiss ths
laW'!. and Tho event ja.!iaed tho eo,!:e aicpio;l:
lfo arg,tcd Mt eonio length to Flnw thGt tho Mnter
rnte" govern the railroad rntca a'l over 'no
country, nI1d must always do 30.
nAnu0 or rEEr
khippcd from Now York 10 Liverpool. destined
for 6iasgnsT, ls carried ovor tho English r'nds
fhhstenHr fhat e eao9snt a ss ehnraa r e eS
trae r. United stetss ents s ofEtof i. fa.ncw Is #
he ~ a 3t9 "ro SsM s"rss as5t &
short l,a,l. at rates MS htgh ns through Fotcs c
as1 ate sMns os ho 81 pa
tro would tako it. pl9ee n f,h.o1,, ,sssc ns'se
nny prlori fnr,n,lla .of e.nct Justice -, to
allpartics. Tho lnws Of b!'fncsa aro peo.tl,!tt.
nnd 10 nicely halnnccd Tint dtstnrl1aneo hy
LEGISLATION would tlrow all into cia.,s The t., nil,
tho country since tho Wnr than Mi other bcncfl-
| cent influences cainhinctl.
ricy asaist ,o " ' ill., ie lie arsw
picture If tho condition Of big roal after the
pussago Of tho bill. o thought he should i1nAe
ut lcnst 4 hundred tcchnicnl violations Ct tho
Inv rs to tho schedules per tay. nnd ut $500 fno
cnch his loss won!d GHgrcRnte tho grind total
Of $5o1,0M dnlly. This would Gc death. and corl-
t}scatlon Of property afterwards.
rAvonINa THE D1Lt.
Representatives OF tho Philadelphia carpet
manufacturers nro urging tho passago OF the
| NcNgnn Interstate Commerce bill rs mean.
or preventing MI unjust discrimination on trans
| continental freight nuw nude In fnror Of the
cnrpct manufacturers Of Now York. The
freight oil carpet from, tho litter city 70 snn
Irniicsco Is said 10 he nnly tlyo cents pound
whereas. from Philadelphia to tho sumo point II
Is t,ino cctits This determination will Of conrsc
affect NIL carpets shipped to Snn Frnnctsco fo1
tho Oriental trndc, liz well rs those for eotnt
market on tho Pacific CoAst-
, 1880-01-23
THE POSTSCRIPT.

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.s.. ~ ~ ~, E,oo.n., ,.o,s ~ ~. stnto
ss..,saS ~ ~. G,tnnatad so,,,o ottn,tt,a horo
,,,,,,os ~ ,,"r",,,,.or sonntnr. md i,cnrcsont.
~ s.nh,. - .,sssra,s .r.t, t,,te
m.se1 hsu "a.e"s u" .,,.s ~ .a
~, issa.a ~ sv,. s".,n.ar. 49,, .,so ,oaatae,
psss.n"m , -, 10 i,a,so 49, o,ahn,tna T., thss
,ot.nr ,to''' - s-'' '1'''' 49, 'N ''''
!clec9' .----,,,
Tho hrst senator approaehca Is not inliS com.
viii support Con. 0rnnt reluctantly ii compelled
to do so By tho lc1nnrds of tho peopio in his
Rtntn, M to,,ks ,,non thu prooosstIon to hnyg
the Electors chosen BY tho several conRrcsstonal
districts as perfectly legitimate, This "as thS
mode Of shoosns Elect u h.s S0W ,ha YORK o %
giving tninof'tics 1epfesen1uon' anu " pre-
hy y''es corTuptton r m in New York City, Tho expo
,licnoy of changing tho law ut this time seems,
Nc mon in washington fully bol'ovo tho change
be- % ana oa5s IT. Ss o
choosing OF s'cc'oFs outright p' 'a' A'sls"
'at"1e nt +, Il :, ro,r o0non ou,to ,or to change
H.. r'eJo ~ choo..ng Elactors ,vjtbout nravfo,,s
,,s. sne .u~,o VI e"'o''"e '''e9s "''ae"' ''N'>''
y Fair enough The people hare ctcctea Ac-
publican Legislature W IN oscfwhcl'nthg mn
jor1ty; tho light WIS ny0wcdty mado on EHtionAl
1rn,,,ds: tho choosing of Electors IL entirely
,.,tht,, ~, d,.crs,,, NJ ,ha nconlo n a s,ntc,
w'lnn .o =" nv ..ap a,,<.s', =. 49,
twelve Electoral vutcs to which their strcnRth as
marty entities them, emit sec that my injus.
49,, ss,,,., ~. taa., .tor mn In =. ,xns chnnnc1
tlco wolff 20 1oo ino ING ~" ".ss Gna"Rea
to It's present form wlshoat previous notice, ata
| tho sau1e nsat,t,er."
AoA1nsr DESPERATE aEAsunrs.
| ,. os. .A', ."a .r.. " ,It I,,,,,,,,oa
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