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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-11
A Meeting Tonight.
AND ALSO OTHERS TO TAKE PLACE
THIS WEEK.

AND ALSO OTHERS TO TAKE PLACE
THIS WEEK.
Tonight there will be Demo-
cratic meeting at the Bayard Club
headquarters, Ninth and Lombard
streets, which will be addressed by
George Gray, ESQ.,, of New Castle,
and Henry e. Turner, Esq, of this
city. Though the notice is short
there should be a large attendance
at this meeting, as the evident at
tempt at certain manufacturing es
Adjustments to coerce the workmen
into voting the Republican ticket
will receive special consideration.
To morrow evening there will be
a grand Democratic rally at Fourth
and Market streets, at which Hon.
VIM. Il. Whiteley and 1. G. Grubb,
ESQ.,, will speak. Col. Whiteley will
pay particular attention to the tariff
question.
On Friday evening Senator Bay
ard will speak upon the issues of the
dav at the Grand Opera House.
On Wednesday evening there will
be a meeting at Rising Sun and next
Saturday Newark Democrats will
have grand afternoon and evening
mass meeting.
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DEATHS FOR A WEEK.

During the past week, eleven deaths
were reported to e. B. Frazer, Regis
trar of Deaths and Burials, as fol-
lows:
Born in the United States, o; Ire.
land, 2; white, IL; male, z; female, 4;
AlmshOuse, 1; Coroner, 1; brought here
for intermenL, 4; sent away, Q.
The causes were: Apoplexy, 1; con-
vulsions, /; cyanosis, 1; chronic hepa-
tits, L; enteritis, 1; inanition, /; mar
asmus, 1; old age, /; obstruction of
bowels, 1; puerperal fever, 1; typho
malarial fever, Q.
The deaths by Wards were: First
Ward, 1; Second, 2; Third, 1; Fifth, 1;
Seventh, 1 Eighth, 1; Tenth, a.
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MRS. MASON CLAYTON.

ADDRESSES AT THE OPERA HOUSE
SHE DENIES THE STORIES TOLD
OF HER.
A large audience assembled at the
Opera House yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of hearing Mrs. Ma
son Clayton lecture on the "Prodi
gal Son"
For the past few days statements
have been published in the newspa
pers rejecting upon the character o.
Mrs. Clayton. These statements
have been borne out by letters from
ministers and workers in the tenn
perance cause, in other cities where
Mrs. Clayton has been.
These cUArges as a whole she denies,
out admits TO certain extent that some
of them are true. After she had con-
cuded her lecture, which was at entively
listened to, she made a personal ex-
plauatIon in regard to some Of the state
Inenls that have been published. In re-
gard TO that published in the Ne,os Sat
urday morning she says:
"The article published in yesterday
mornings Daily News is scandalous.
1 was in Philadelphia and didn't see it
until / got back that night, which was
late. The effect upon me was not as
overwhelming as it would have been
had l seen it earlier. As 1t was l was
so disturbed and so grief-stricken that
WAS afraid to trust myself to-day
without preparing my subject, 30 afraid
that would be unable to collect my
thoughts.
After some further explanation in
regard 10 her movements elsewhere,
and begging the indulgence of the au-
dience, she retired from the stage.
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~ HERIF SALE by VIRTUE or
- A WRIT OF LEvARI FACIAS, to me
directed, will be exposed 70 public sale,
Al the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, in Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware.
On Monday, the 1st day of November,
4, A. D., 1880, at IL o'clock a. M, ''
The following described real estate, viz /:
All that certain tract of land and ma rsh
situated parity In st. Georges Hun drod
and partly In Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle county aud state of Delaware aIore-
said on The west shore of the river Dell
aware. Beginning at the north end OF .
ditch on the south bank OF the South
branch of st. Georges creek, and running
from thence with the line OF land late OF
Manuel Eyres south 4 degrees east Isl
perches TO the line of land OF William
Kennedy, thence with said land north %
degrees east 42 percues, thence south seH
degrees east 23S 5-lO perches 10 the marsh
road, near to the river, thence on top OF
said bank mp the river north degrees
perches, north 691< degrees, west IS
perches, orth So degrees, west 18 perches,
north 81 degrees, west 8 perohes, north l6
degrees. west perches, north II degrees,
east A perches over the sluices, south 81
gr es, east 80 perches, north IL degrees.
east So perchcs to straight ditch, thence
up said ditch, south 80 degrees, west 14l
perches TO old ditch and with 1t south
v
the creek, thence up the creek, north 70
degrees, west 81 pei ches, west "a perchee.
north IA degrees, west ID perches, north
43 degrees, west 80 perches to the upper
point OF the Island, thence south so do.
grees, west 2 perches, south 70 degrees,
east 80 perches, south degrees, east ID
perches south 25 degrees, east perches,
south 81 degrees, east "A perches, south Al
degrees, west ~ perches crossing and rum
ming with the south branch of 81. Georges
Greek, and thence running with said
branch by Its several courses 1S0 perches
to the place OF beginning. Containing
within said bounds three hundred and
seventy-three acres and sixty-eight
perches OF land, be the same more or
less. :
marsh or meadow reclaimed and enclosed
by authority OF tue commissioners Of the
ST. Georges Marsh Company. about the
year 1890, adjoining the above described
tract and lying on the south side Of the
new sluice race, containing Is acres, l
rood and 3S perohes of land more or less.
Excepting and reserying from this CON-
veyance any right which the said st.
Georges Marsh Company may have In .
certain dwelling house near the mouth OF
the creek, erected for the occupancy OF
the person having charge Of the banks
and sluices OF the said Company.
Seized and taken In execution a. the
property of William 3. Lawrence, and
| Lydia T., his wife. John I. Basset. and
| susan M. his wife, and Richard Fogg, and
Mary w., his wife; and I; t. ana S 70 os
sherirs omce, New Castle. ostober sth.
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THE PEOPLE OF WILMINGTON

will do we'll TO consider that the most
popular private teacher In the various an
cient and modern languages is Mr.. y. w:
socnkeppei. Look at his advertisement
In another column. He teaches during
the day a. well as at night private pupils
either at his ONCE or at their residences.
His terms are reasonable. and ladies and
oantiemen should take instructions from
Rim this fall In German or French. He
has. also. been engaged by DR.. Samuel
Murphy, and Prof; James Il. CTabo abb In
German and Latin this year. TWO lessons
wishins TO give their sons and daughters
a cheap and speedy education ought TO
annly now, as this is the best season.
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Amusements.
EVENING

1nHAANcE SATURDAY
Ln,,, EVENING.
. ii Hons,dd audience assembled at the
|tpssssp 1S. on Saturday evenine er ine
(dy Of tne en- first performance sis IN
E@HaIipss sGs @ "Strateglsls" bv
Eag' 'Ss 5St Is well named for il IS
I'D strategy all THROUGH thu ~ y
E&at| at|uallons ona are so extremsI1 ySe u,
e@a e@it!er ..e what de Getarmpinsigidn errp Laugh,
4 @ rpnn rTrrlved at before the te"s,Un c"pn
lttioa' 'pf'g Of T. up. Unfortunately uo teIv "
Esaiers IN me . play to a great t'esy exy
/ Al, Il, i. assumed \ u by Mr.. rIci Gin. n.
4 Sdhll,v' ,' u.s. Us a good imperson =
L Mis-. Ns,,,t Sustained his 'disSn disieul, Il
n Vel, vhi,Nl Th,atlle Vickers also did
a,aPaoSyN SN,,s ws.d the remainder His% 'tS %
\ %deasse were we're only ordinary y
Napsnt ann,Sw WAS well pleased a,
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HOUSE RANsACKED.

During the absence of Noah White
and his family at church last evening,
his house on Windsor street between
Eighth and Ninth streets, was en!erou
5y thieves aud ransacked. The thieves
gained an entrance ny -a"'SS Tbsn S,oa snc.
caedsd in carving off Sl2 In money, and
a humber of minor articles. The en-.
trance Of a boarder by way of the 'front.'
door friehtsned the thieves of.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-11

Il. Ballmore's "big day" But
Egs several other "big days"
I h !ts through with her cele-
vticb cOmmences to-day and
|sle whole week terminating
|siiy lhe l9h. Baltimore has
bali building up great COM
lud manufacturing interests,
ll made her the tbird ci,y on the
keyboard. And well does she
kM great prosperity. The Ga
hi-
|lMiet and fifty years ago the
nie Of The statements on the
|crnr was restricted to one or
kf alps. To-day as many Is
ln'eli Of diff rent sizes, oi
PIN. number are colossal steam.
Es The port of Baltimore In a
"a, TheIt tonnage aggregates
Pl0n, aud in 1873 our foreign
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-11

NJoTICK.-I, Joseph stoeckie. do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court Of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State
Of Delaware. In and for the county Of
New Castle. on Monday, the 18th day of
November, it being the first day OF the
November term, A. D., 1880. for license
to keep an inn or tavern at Nos. 228 and
225 King street in the Second N ara OF The
city OF Wilmington, county and State
aforesaid. with The privilege of selling
intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk on the prem
jses, and the following respectable citi-
zeus recommend the said application to
wit: tt
ohm f. Bush, Ludwig Walschmitt,
Nicholas emmy, Peter Gross.
Nathaniel Melchoir, Chas. Heinel,
Samuel c, Reed, Henry Kienle,
Chas. z. Sparks, I, g. Hirxel,
Michael Kenney, Charles Weyl,
James Christy, Robt. Wallace,
Anton Henze, Peter Miller,
Charles Reynolds, Nj. Hayes, Los.
James McCauley, Jonn Maier,
X. Booth. Geo. Il. Grey,
Bernard Rowe, ID. Ross,
John w. Butler, Anthony Wills:
ocl9-8t. JOSEPH SToECKLE.
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Cbeap Boots and SHOES.

Daniel McCusker, 2l8 West Second street
has got In a large stock OF boots ana snoes
for the fall trade, an he Is determined 10
sell them cheaper than any shoe house In
the city. He wishes his friends ana the
public in general to give him call ana
be convinced that he has good boots ana
shoes and hewill sell them low.
oct2-d&wBm.
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Locdt Lines.

ala'a fullner's.
[gSeI'a al FuIlmer's.
4. Sse'' al Fullmer's.
! dinners at Fullmer's.
IN. gsasare ivan Railroad company are
y flowers at the various sta.
|.r,3g rg !, 'ae line, taken up, and
NJ" 70 the hot houses in this
|ns'alGk hancock Veterans viii meet
|snS's.alI ts a. lAeir h adquarters. A
Saaance is requested.
|.,,''p [glO's IN the parade on Satur-
H. v "a a''alllcd a Republican,
4' residence of a Republi-
/nar "No lOll Will meet
4 ap 'Ss'I1n ~ 'hl. this evening, if a
| S"ensIl Slnsl will sit this evening
,pS,p., %,po'e Of hearing the Ninth
|a.y.' 'A0''hes were well attended
kNl bs bsr'ormance at the Opera
ES,urdaVv 'lle Galley Slave'' on
['S41 [|sSll'51s 5,s is increasing in oirou
Nv Ti,oNn Contemplate going with
|4Ad "a o,,ca mcl. to Hagersto sn ARE
Enss " ,ls"1t meet a: the engine hous, US,
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FALL OF A WALL.

About noon yesterday, the north walls
of the burned Pennypacker's Mills, fell
lnto the Brandy wine with loud crash.
Ths residents In the vicinity were alarm
I'D at the noise, mot knowing what it was.
% Saturday afternoon Henry Bartram
and friend were fishing near the spot
where the walls fell, and had the fall.
ing occurred at that Tune they would
have bevn killed.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-11
FIRST EDITION.
HANCOCK,
The Great Soldier-Statesman.
Meetings to Come or.

MONDAY, Oct llth, 8 p. m at Niath and
Lombard streets. Speakers, Geo. Gray
and II. O. Turner. ESQ.
TUESDAY, oct. 18th. s p. M, at Fourth
and Market streets. Speakers, Hon.
VIM. g. whlteley and 1. G. Grubb, ESQ.
FRIDAY. Oct. 18th, sp. M, at the Grand
Opera House, TO Se addressed by Hon.
Themas r. Bayard.
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|ne Dsmorest's Patterns.

tspeacer take pleasure In an
" 'aslr customers that they
1'e Nine. Demoresrs Patterns
w journals, What TO W ear, etc.
|''eAson. sepl5-ti.
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lails Sasstts'
- WILMINGTON Posi-
% A OFFICE ~.rrHR
| (s0sD CLASS -," MAl.-

',,,Ov three important state
! ,''1 iii be held. Indiana will
!. ,oysrnor and representa-
.rsn,rsss, and a Legislature
~ SI,N sIect a United States sen
olIs 'a will vote for Congress s
legislature Ia l and 1.:'r,1 a portion .,9i of
'rastst IGs West Virginia will
y, oalcers and a Legislature
d ID select a United States
',d will vote on two amend
As Stale constitution con
.,tbods of legal procedure.
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A DMINISTRATRIx'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY order of Orphans Court, the sub
scriber will sell at public auction, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1880,
at 8 O'Clock, afternoon.
IN the premises, on Foulk Road, in
b. andy wine Hundred, near Booths Cor
ner. the homestead OF Alexis D. Pierce,
deceased. The farm contains about 63
acres OF land. 1t is delightfully."- located
and very desirable, the soil Is good, the
buildings are large aud substantial.
SUSANNA II. PIERCE,
Chas. B. Lore. Administrative.
Attorney, octll-dts& s&w1t
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The Chicago Times says: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is highly endorsed
by ministers. judges, phys clans, surgeons.
by men IF literary and scholarly dlstinc-
tfon, and by individuals in all the walks
of life. sep29-2w.
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Ina To.NIGHr.- Democrats
Min mind that a Democratic
Iuapg will be held at Ninth
|ubld streets tonight, at 8
Lhvll be ably addressed by
Isu and II. C. Turner, Esqs.
|tsua be alarge attendance.
|ivEill also be held tomorrow
|tFearth and Market, and SEN
Eud viii speak at the Opera
|HFdday night.
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aw ,vday covers Its cores
|. tom Indiana with q head
[,,sIl,,n Traitors aiding Demo-
|;A Democrats have become
ls,, called traitors; but we do
|, NAV the soldiers who fought
|,r,s will lake such language
|, st,y.at home" office holders,
Lt,D agents, They certainly
|,,sl,O vote for Hancock with
E.inulted by Radical vulgarity.
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Excellent Family Fiour...............ee %
Handsome superhne. e................... tW
These nours can't be beat. Make beau
tiful white bread. -t9
% POUNDS BEST FLOUR tlOo. AT
w. NJ M caH;,AAhPkERs,ss n, \ !! e g. e-
sepl6-tf Half way between eth q 7th
S,HERlFF's SALE. i
y BY virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed to public
sale al the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD, ,.
In Delaware City, in Red Lion hundred.
New Castle county, Delaware.
ON MONDAY, The LIST day OF Nov, 1889.
at IL o'clock q. M,
The following described real estate viz:
All those several tracts and parcels OF
land, situate in st. Georges and Red Lion
hundreds, New Castle county, and state
OF Delaware, bounded and described ~
No. i. All that tract of land known a.
the Jainison Corner Farm, situated in
!. north by land late oil Thomas Jsmisen,
and herein described as No. z on the west
by lands of Thomas Houston and
John Houston, a,.a,1o.osa a1d on the the Ca east BY
lie road containing about two hundred
acres more or less, with the frame house.
barns and granary thereon erected.
NO. q ALI Ludb tTdCb Ol lhuQ RuOWu ~
the Home Farm, situated in st. Georges
Hundred bounded on the north by lands
Of John Houston and - Reed. on
the west by tands OF James Lecompt, ON
the north by the Jamison Corner Farm,
above dascribed as No. !. and Il nds OF
Cathsrine CIeayer and on the east by
lands ofSerrlck r. Schallcross, containing
250 acres more or less with frame house,
barn and granary thereon erected.
No, 2. All that tract OF land known as
the Capelle farm. situate in Red Lion
Hundred, bounded on the north by lands
of Thomas w. Biddle, on the west by
lands of Thomas Clark and John @. Clark.
on the south by lands OF the estate OF
VIM. 1. Hurlock and on the east by lands
o! Levi9. Clark, containing two hundr, 4
and twelve acres of land, more or Lea,
with brick house, frame barn and granary
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution a. the
property of Thomas j, Craven, trustee.
under the last will and testament of Thos.
Jamison, deceased, aud VIM. H. Barrett.
Oliver Jamison and Clara Jamison, t. t's.s
and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriu's Ofics, New Castle. October 9th.
1880. OcL11-e0dtk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

NTANTED.-A girl for general house,
w work, Apply at
oct1l-4t, 1902 King Street.
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A PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department.
l., JOHN w.HALL, Governor Of the state
Q, Ta q delaware, do hereby proclaim and and
make known, in accordance with the pro-
visions of an act Of the General Assem-
Ply or this State, that ON the second Day
oI november, In the year OF our Lord ons
thousand m eight hundred and eighty, peine
the tuesday next after the flrst Monday
~ said month, an 9 ection will be held ~
tne several counties Of this State, 81 the
places In the hundreds respectively, ~
which the General Election in the SAID
year, is held. for the purpose OF choesing
6y ballot, three electors, for the election
m 81 sPresident and Vice President OF tns
49,, In testimony whereof, John
l.. 8. w. Hall. Governor as aforesaid,
- have hereunto set my hand, ana
caused the great seal of the State TO be
afnxed, at Dover, this seventh day Of 90
tober. In the year OF our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and eighty.
By the Governor: JOHN W. HALL.
JAS. l.. WoLcoTT,
Secretary Of State,
octl1-ltawte.
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:, HERIF F'S SALE by VIRTUE or
y A WRIT OF LEvARI FAoIAs, to me
directed, will be exposed 10 public sale,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19
She1.iHs Sale.

pY virtue of an execution issued out of
ID the District Court Of the Second Judi.
cial District of Washington Territory hold
ing terms at Olympia, in Thurston county,
W. T., on the eleventh day OF February,
A. y. 1880, to me directed and delivered,
i'm the case wherein Thos. Walker is the
plaintiff and G. w. Huntly is the defend
ant, commanding me to take into execu
ton the personal property of said defend.
ant, and If sufficient personal property
canEot be found, then the real property Of
s stid defendant, to satisfy judg,nen. for
5000 dollars (Sl42 50-i0O) with interest
thereon, at the rate of one ard one half
per cent. per month from date. and costs
of suit amounting to twenty-five and 25-10O
dollars 1872 25-100) and increased costs;
and whereas, there being no personal
execution, l have levied upon the follow
ing described real property, situate in Ma
son county, washington Territory, to-wit
The northwest quarter of the northwest
Iuarter(n W Il Ofn W of section TWEEN.
orS CO. in W. No ninetse so @
southeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter "a 4 o. n W ~ and the north half OF
the southwest quarter In n Of 8 W 4 and
the northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter IN W 4 offs 9 4 of section No
twenty-six (26) in township No nineteen
northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter IN 4 of II " ~ of section No twenty
six (26)in township No nineteen (i9) north
of range No four az west, the above de.
scribed lands containing in the aggregate
two hundred and forty acres of land, more
or less, which, together with the tene-
nents, entertainments and apurtenances,
thereunto belonging will sell at public
auction in front OF the Court House door,
in Oakland, Mason county, Washington
Territory, on
Saturday, third day Of April A. ID. 1850.
at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day
to the highest bidder for cash. gold coin
OF the United States, or so much thereof,
as may be necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment, interest, costs, and increased costs.
Dated at Oa kland, in Mason county, W.
T., this 9th day Of February 4. D. 1880.
II. WATKINSON,
Sheriff of Mason County w. T.
BY G. Towle, Deputy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19

The Congregational Sunday School
of this place has made arrange
ments with the school of that de-
nomination at Seattle to exchange
their libraries, which will practically
give the scholars the benefit of new
books. This is an excellent plan for
keeping up the interest in schools of
limited means for purchasing new
books,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19

A MAN by the name of Supple has
sawed small opening in the ordi-
nary sewing machine needle, where
by it may be threaded by simply
passing the thread over the opening,
and as consequence, in few years
will be counting up his wealth by the
million. When one hears of such
fortunate stumbles into literal bon
anzas, he feels like punching his head
because he was not the first to think
of them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-03-19
Emancipation of Married Women.
The Validity Of the Act Of the late As.
sembly OF Washington Territory.

The Validity Of the Act Of the late As.
sembly or Washing tOn Territory.
It has been ascertained that the
enacting clause" on this bill was
accidentally omitted in copying it
the last time; and this omission was
not noticed until too late to be rem
edied by the action ofthe legislature.
Various legal opinions have been
given as to the effect this omission
will have upon the act. Among
them all the best sustained by the
soundest logic, and. the one to which
the whole people of Washington
Territory do most heartily respond,
is that given by one of the ablest
lawyers of this country, viz, Hon.
w. H. White, of Seattle, w. T., who
was member of the last legislature
where this bill was passed by an
unanimous vote.
Hon. Mr.. Whites opinion is given
in these words viz:
"The mistake is unfortunate, but
as lawyer I do not think it vitlates
the bill. In States where the State
constitution requires ON enacting
clause it is necessary. But the
" Organic Act" of this Territory.
which is to the Territory what a
State constitution is the State, nei-
Their expressly nor by implication
prescribes or requires any enacting
style"
1.-THE requirement in matter OF
from is that, every law shall embrace
but one object and that shall be ex-
pressed in the title Nothing in
the rules of the Territorial Legisla-
ture requires such clause as an en-
acting style, and no law Of Congress
requires Territorial Legislatures to
employ M enacting style"
1.-THE tile of our bill is oil right
and fully expresses its object as re-
quired by the Organic Act. 1t is
signed by the President OF the Coun-
Gil and Speaker of the House and
approved by the Governor. This
act will be published in our laws,
and until it is shown by other proof
thnn the mere want of an enacting
style, that it was not enacted by the
law-makipg power, think the courts
will be bound to hold that it is In
force"
"The Journal of the House and OF
the Council will show the title and
the number of this bill; that such an
act was passed; that it was approved
and signed. What more is neces-
sary, in the absence of any statutory
or constitutional requirement to the
contrary?
The above opinion was given
March LIST, 1880, and take great
pleasure in presenting it to the pub
lie, through the papers OF Washing
ton Territory, believing that the peo-
pie of this Territory are in full sym
pathy with me in desiring the en-
forcement of the law.
MRs. +. p. w. PACKARD.
Portland, Or. March 18th, 1880.
(Will the papers Of the Territory please copy)