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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-24
The New Orleans Tines should haVt
mentioned Natchitocbes as Zone OF thu
largest towns in the State" Our popula
t;on in over 1000 more than Minden.

Afre broke out in the buildings at the
fair grounds in Kansas City, Mo-, on the
18th. The people became panic stricken
and trampled each other down, but for.
tusately no one was killed. The loss sus
tanned amounted to $50, 600.
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Notice.
Succession Of Es2,rnr1 p i

Succession Of E3srarG T. jenkins.
HoMEn Fontenot administrator of the
IA succession of Edward 2. Jenkins, hay
ing filed IL my office his final account Of adj
mlnistssation of said Succession with tableau
" privilege and Yorlinary debts. Notice is
hereby given to all parties Interested. to
show cansc, it any they have, within the
time prescribed by law, why said account
shonl. not be homo!Agatel and made the
final judgement OF this Court
GEO. w. KEARNEY
sept. H-sl- Clerk.
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Article Observation-Disclosures Meeting.

SECTION l.. Stockholders may brcalled at any
time by the Board Of Directors, and on the r,.,,,i
si" OF the holders Of onc-titth of the raral stock
issued, II shall he their duty to call such meetings
l"r 'r purpose Of amending this charters and con.
s'tcraton Of any action upon all other business Of
the company. and all questions arising It such
meetings shall be determined by majority of the
st"rkholdris there present and vo,in.
SEC. ,. The annual meeting of the stock lol,lcrs
Tor the election Of directors and transaction Of the
regular business, shall he held on the 9th .ay of
August. ISL. aud annually thereafter OH the sixth
day nf 4 Il; nf .o.h y.,r
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4 Tho Springs (Ark.,) Ssstisel gives the
Rspsbsicas Of Little Rock, q dig in the
ribs by charging that "the mission of a
political party is to got into power, re-
Sarlless Of the methods employed" II
adds; There is too much grab for office
and nj enough devotion to principles
,nanifestsd BY both parties. The Ssnti-
sel must s.spsskby the CARD Is it is pub
lishel ii the interests Of the party that
] aosssnA Arkansas.
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10 THIS SO

Ihe SlrevepOrt Standard publishes
among it's editorial paragraphs the follow
ing sentiments: Il
A journal is sometimes bound as tightly
by old dogmas and effete opinions as by
government censOrs. A free press tavOis
fair discussion and is faithful to the de-
velopment of facts. M
There ib a world of unadulterated truth
lin the above two sentences. The verifica-
ton Of the statement that "a journal i,
sometimes bound as tightly by old dog
mas ana effete opinions as by government
eensors' can be easily seen in the pernsal
of the majority Of the newspapers of the
present time, and more particularly those
Journals which, through a succession Of
years follow political faith IN party doc.
trines ~ the sine qHa non of their hopes and
earthly ambition.
It is the blind fanaticism in any 20.
Iitical belief, which makes men shut theii
.yes to ell redeeming qualities in Their
opponents, which has become the bans Of
American politics. Particularly is this
tlle case in the Southern States. Demo,
cratic to the cOre-from center to circunl.
erence-the followers Of the old party.
and the more turbulent and Isncorous de.
inent Of the party, are particularly intol-
Grant towards those who will not view
men or measures through their own blind
I'd and prejudiced visions. Woe betide
the men or class Of men, no matter how
spotless their personal characters, how
high their standing, how honorable their
actions, how pure their motives, who dare
yet up an opposition to the d4minapt pow.
pr! They at once become the Judas Isl
CARROTS, the Benedict Arnolds Of their DAY
and generation, the foes to their race, the
enemies Of their country and section
What il the boosted repnblicanism of
|America, ifmen are not permitted to think,
bet, speak and votsapolitically as they
|leem besti Why is there this univer.|
salcryfor g full vote, q free ballot and d
fair count e Why are the people restless
under the rule which they have placed
upon themselvesi Why il that they are|
plamorous for changei Why, that
Democratic officials are 90 persistent tc|
remain in office and their party organs &C
strenuoaaly advocate and cling to "old|
|iogmas and efete ideas I" There is some
ching very suggestive, ~ Apy the least Of
it, in oil these THINGS
Arc opinions never to Be changed In this
LAY and generation I Isno Southern man
q b permitted to form N opinion which
~ NOT resulted from Of 10 In consonanee
NTH the ideas and experiences Of hAwars
,hallf ~ maa change his political laith,
IS belief u tho aasptsbility II new idea.
4 new 81 ef taking Is advanced opin-
o. n esnsmaace with Il this qslessiYe
~ and openly adsocating md proclaim
q Verify shis lind b progress.
: syosliss, q possssssss blind faith
y NJ paatiye policy WIEN Is sitisen
I = I've through IN cen.
HI nnoynt - lDnaanfion ~
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS;

judicial advertisements inserted nj legal r,t.s
Xix-tMe Dollar per square for figst insertion and
r1fty Cents per square for each subsequent inser.
ti3n; square is the SPACE II tne hundred words
solld matter and measures eleven lines OF AllNioN
type in these columns, or one inch,
All advertisements Of Judicial nature ;nsa,t.a
III TINS paper aw subject to the above meas ,vment
AMI must ~ paid for accordingly.
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Estray Notice,

NSTRAYED before me the undersigned an.
IL thority. by Francis Simmons, one OK
marked with . swallow fork and under bit
in the right and under slope in the left ear,
white and black color.
N. SINGLETARl,
Sept. ls.-3t. j, y. III, Ward
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-24

Sergsant Mason, who recently attempt
ed to assassinate tho assassin Gsiteau, is
receiving considerable sympathy, and
sufficient nasans have been subscribed to
conduct his defense. It is stated that the
civil authorities have refused to interfere,
- Guiteau was under the protection Of
the military authorities. Hence it is dc.
eided thSt Mason viii be tried by o court
martial, at Washington City.
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Personal.

Mr.. JOHN JENKINS Of Shreveport, was in
our city last Sunday and left Monday fo1
his home. Our citizen Band felt indebted
to the gentlemasstis very kind assis-
lance, volantsS n teDdered, in aiding in
The music Inst Sunday. Mr.. Jenkins will
always A ! warm welcome when he
drops inf esf ''bprg."
Mr.. JgA NESLANp recently made us a
call - ought sample of the 80 called
- Goal found in this parish and dug
up q Spanish Lake. The sample is black
fish brown in hue, quite heavy and viii,
burn quite freely. Those who have en-
|amined it pronounce it . good article.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Nr, NJ.
H HABMAs, Of Broadweips Store P. o. last
Tuesday. He reports a partial corn crop
lin that locality and from two-thirls to
three ourths ola cotton crop on that place.
we wsre pleased to meet the gentleman
snd invite MN TO calagoin ~ as
Mr.. Jas. y. kEkGAx Of Ward s, was in
bur section last Monday. He considers
tlie railroad most favorable institution
|for that sacltiiop Of the parish, in view Of Of
the scarcity Of provisions, bpt feels hope
Ia' under the fact that the l people Of that
ward ward are free from any burilensomae, IN.
|deptedness. They have nearly become !
elf-sustaining. A very satiafactory state
pfiafhirs, assuredly. sli ts.1l.
Our friend DANIEL W. 'MccAu1rY Eso. !.
&! BIZ fayorea 1 us With l copy Of the New
FORK Sser. Many thanks fori the kind r.
as i 81 IS.
Jadge :; B. WATKINS arrived ID our
sisy ley suni u and Is attending the pres.
snt ssssion s. the District Court. He &
boxing IN ols health and was warmly
Felcqmed hy.his many tiis1ds ID this 10.
;a)ity. N ss.sS s On -
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TIE Louisiana Press Association will
aDemkle It AlaxAndris next March. Ar
reilsoad communication win be opened BY
time, within convenient reach Of ev-
sssy nsnber ofths Association, it ID to BE-
Aepsd thst there will BE- . fun attendance,
and sseh stsps taken n viii make this in.
talllesnt and influential body Of citizens,
= III - the advocacy ofall measures
- VIM tend 70 The fhtnre honor, great
I - anA peospsfity Of Louisiana.
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NOTICE no SUDscMBgTs. Remit in Drafts on
Kev (rieaaa Nstchitoches or Post Office money
en]ers or II unable to obtain these, send money m
4 KsolsTrRID letter. All money sent at the risk Of
de person rsmitting. In event Of subscribers az
o 81 Vsi g their new address, in order to insure
An business and news letters and telegraphi'
disnetchea must bo addressed to THE PEOPLE
VIHDICATOR, NATCHroCHEs, La.
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Succession Sale.

pY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. the Dis.
~ trict Court in and for the parish Of
Natclitaches, l Twill offer for sale at the late
residence If the deceased in the Parish Of
Natchitoel.cs, on
Wednesday, ssth day Of september, 1881,
the following described property, in the parish
OF Natchitoches, belonging to the Succession
OF Geo. w. Hnrkett, decd, viz: The undiyi-
ded half interest Of deceased in Lot No l, Of
section No. Il. township No. 9, range NJ. 4
containing One Hundred and Twssty-iaur
W-iW acres, less 80 acres heresaSse sold by
decd, to w. d. Carter.
Also the south e.., iasHer Of south west
quarter Of asction II, township 9, range 9,
tOli anNs thirty-nine acres, more or less.
Also lot No. s. Of section IL, township 9.
range 9, containing twcnty-one 96-lOO acres.
Also the south portion Of Lot No. /, town.
slip 8, range 8, containing tifty-three acres
together with the buildings and improve
n,ents thereon.
1crn.s Of Sale, !
Cash-subjcct toappraiscmaat. .
JOHN n RgkKETT,
Aug. N.-it. administrator.
, 1881-01-11
BERNARD M'CANE.
His Liberal Requests, Leaving mt EH1a
Death EfundrcAK Of fThousandH oi
Dollars to Deserving Charities.

His Liberal Requests, leaving mt EH1a
Death Hundreds Of Thousands oi
Dollars to Deserving Charities.
Spftfai Dtsrateh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 10.-Uer:tt1rd
McCanc, who tlicd In Mannynnlt. ward OF
Philadelphia, Eayr away TO charities during
the past tcn yenrs about s:0o.ooo, md, w''ilo
confined III Ills last illncss, gave S20,0 600 1norG
10 charitable institutions. 1tnow appears from
Ills will that uyur $500. .000 nitro r0es to cllar-
ty, IN forty beQncsts. varying In amount from
$1,000 TO sl00, ,000,-the latter sum for. new
Catholic church III !Munay"nls. on the
sitc Of thu present Church @ ,o Or ~; o.;
It leu c w1fs iar e ars %,S paS aSs slo for sSSs te
paroc'!ial scsool IL Ills war! nt the city. md
support If tho poor. lie llat1 spent much
time Il, rarcfMt insrstigntlun 0t the c1Ii!ll-
tin, of CatlIntts charities NIL oyer t!o Stnte,
70 that bis money VII 70 where L e. VIZ 20
ali, aiul i l,at!vo Of Dgnenn,lon, County
Vyrnnc, tlreland, who funded IN NeW ,
fl ills ilockrt. III TrarlleA Ken.
lucky ubont fur mouths Afterwards with
hardly Il cunt LIFT. nlla went to work on Q
tnrm. liz begun ra'sa'lE eatlle, alM wig
hess l,,ci, OF tic MLsslssiprl Valley and q
lending Catholic. Wli.u n resident Of Louis;
yl,u d difference Of 0plniun EGtween hiMsnlf
Md Archbishop W0otl ~ ta tho execution OF
Father Afulh0lMul'H will resulted III !Its OK.
titlstun fr0nt tho church, tO wlilch ~ lele
Sl0o,Doo lnttatter worsIlrns ten Or iliteen e9a
nl.l parish, md Ills funeral took place from
tllnFr.
, 1881-01-11
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.

The Iglll Drafted by the special CONS
Eltttcc OF tho Counrlt-Sfrecsx Once
Improved to Esc Kept In Order by Gen.
crlsI Taxation.
| Tho Select Committee Of tlse Council 10
whom was referred the matter Of preparing
bill fDr All net to lie presented to tho t;cst-
eraf Assembly fur It's 1Elssngc, covering tho
Improvement Of streets, met last evening In
the Council Chamber, previous to the meet
ing Of the Council, and agreed to report the
following:
naucn troyEle ror tho Improvement 0 any
STREET y Tic nnp cs,rb!,ls. and paving. or 81.
iher nf Them, ni such street. in II permanent
Hinnt1er. by KEertnl assessment 0r Special tn1H.
tipn of sonttxous property. or otherwise. Il
lnny BY tl.9 sumo Dt.i!lasiGe provide t,.t when
i,y the ,nris prescribed in tho or1lnnnco to Tho
or ihe cty. i sha'l not t1lcsc,ltrr 10 iillsl.
ease ,n,.y hc. BY mesns of sl'cciAi assessment or
El,eclal tnxntlon.
vs ID: .ao a "S sy ey q ay ots'S e Il.
tiinY carh!nE. nnl pavi1tg. or either Of shctn. r.;
or s.ich street Il, permanent inMnneT. to "
pc,lsu nr tho uwters III property admitting On ~
r0lltlKunslH To tho street, or ~ my inIlviduaI
proper oiicGr or department Of tho city. mad
nf,er s,lrh street shnlt have t,ccn 80 improved to
insnt m Of sHid "tty, it ehat mt Thereafter bs
nllu! e''rlhsl, and paved, .r oithor ot them, g
speclai m tax,tton Or contiguous property.
SEt,. H. 30 Improvement shall bs ordered BY
virtue IF tlls net, unless the snsne shall b0 ot
snllAtant!t Ill.l permanent Clinrncter mud when
ntIy street shai!c tltletl, c,ri'c md pav0d. ds,
either OF them. IN accordance With nn ordinances
passed rs aforesaid, such street nhnll not tt8fc-
hitter be .liistl, crbcts, nnl paved. Or otthor Of
them, us the clse nny bo. by spccAl assessment,
Or by spcelnt taxation OF contiguous pfopefty
, 1881-01-11

calmly Informed l'y his mother at tho end of
tho ceremony that he need tcyrr cxpcctnny Of
hcr,nnney. Although, rather upset Iy this lnst
lnovn OF Tho 0ltl latly, tho couple decidcd 10
come to this country atd try their powers Of
persuasion &bon Father RuOs.- On tllctr mr.
rEval In tl,fs city they held MI interview will,
Rrgllla's parent. Tho OLD man waa tndexlbie.
lie wnl,tl, lle said, gfre them money enough
to start It, b,tsiness, and that would end It.
11ifs wns accepted, n1ltl tha ncwly-mndo wife
opened n millinery stola on prominent
t',oronglifarc. It was mt n paying enter
prise, N,,l tho sheriff aUoll closed the store.
Another attempt was lnatle TO soften Mr..
1soUs, but Il WIS Ut no avail. he replying tfat
lIs l,a,l rendered tllcm oil the assistance llo
Ehr,sperbcrrer then secured position rs
driver Oh htl Ut tho city sreet-car fihas. lilo
wns subsequently promoted tu q conductor.
SLIP but the couple, ~ tisGtl to lives of lNx~
ssnGal! wsEes, nr, evei! isty their expenses.
ThrpG children Ind been born, mil lit q
s.inll llousc IN the outskirts Of tho city. for
three yenrs they Ind MI extremely liarl light
remained 0blnrate to I'LL apl,eafs for aid,
md intercessiuif Oh tho pnrl Of the friends OF
ute couple were OF III nraEl:
Eariy Saturday lnnrtl!ng lint n telegraph
win il telegram fur lin. ImaEfne his sur
prise when. opening 1t, he ,lEscnyered news
Df the death nf Ills innttleE. Previous to
dying 1l!o old lady Ind re'enteh nf l'er treat
tiei,t Of l,rr anil, and lad restored him to
Eoni,led. From n car conductor lln hnt! sud-
denly llccnte p3ssrssor0f hundreds Of thnl1s-
ntu!H nf ttnlaiv. 1t ~ needless to say tint !e
I.tl,! oil TINT tay. Returning to his wife, lie
soon made knnwn 10 ligr tue ,glatlso'ne ,luws,
nnl bright In lint household ns OH Tint oc-
cnslon. Louis Immediately held a colls,itn-
tton with 4, prominent lawyer, md, will.
money readily advanced by frlentis, he will
property. According to his statement, Ills
iHUther WAS worth nt the tinc OF her denth
nearly million Of dollars.
, 1881-01-11
A FALLEN WOMAN.
Tho Sud End OF u Once Brilliant Belle
of society III Michigan.

OF society III Michigan.
srtttal Correspondence NJ 1ne Chfeuao Tribune.
DArrLE CnEEK, Mich, jan. 0.-rhare died
at tho County poor.llnuSe, near this city, lust
week, a woman Whose history possesses d
melancholy Interest 1ler ra1ne wns Alrst
lssrtneI kcMtz, Sl.a was daughter OF john
X. Palmer, OF CLARENCE, win. wis IN earlier
tines u prominent cltizcn antl 1t member OF
tho sstuta Legislature. She was very bright,
pretty girl, md moved Il, tho best Of society.
Sl,e married II man mined H. s. Kellogg,
WHO. nlter living With lnr for some tllMe,
w.iit 10 California during TIN Enl.l oscite.
f0rtll.c. during Ills absence hl'e strayed
from tho 1,l,tls If yErtur, mud, wien l.0 ~;
turuptl, Iii, fOl,n.l ),rr elicl6nee. lie caused
tli1 rlrr,St Of tllren ur f0ur lD, Atl. t!le chse
bejug brought Into tho Circuit Court, attract
I'll q Ercat sseal OF attention, rs nIl OF the pnF.
t[TS Wert well known ntd Respectable. IL
wns ilna!Iy dropped, mil Kellogg o9taiiiea q
divorce MiNl ulnrriel aEaan. ltaghael ttlGtl
went irnll, Einst u W0isa..-MRrFietl !! %oftl-
less fejluW BY tho Ealnu VI kentx. und finally
brought nm &, thu County Ia0r.ltnuse. !te'
iliursU So pruyu.l mIol. ller Mliltl tlint s1o %.
calny ii,*tlitt. n!Id for, years has bse,' kent
confined In \ cull, na.lil death l'ns ktnd!y re,
luased llur frnn atfc OF turture llur9. olle naa
1rNlly rich rulaflyes, but tl0y llnsa lnIlE slnco
tltsnwl,ctl her, md aiIa died II p,.liper, Win
jltl.l ulro occupied tbs position OF u relgntnE
belle Ut beauty III ssGtety.
, 1881-01-11
THE INAUGURATION.
A Goth DAY FOR IT.

speeia. 1Nsp,ifh to 1ns Chicago 1tt1..na.
SrHlSuF1rI,u, ILL.,, JtI. 10.---NYllilc innugll-
rn,ltn tiuy tl,ls thne wns scurcoly ~ coltl as
- "ns f";,r ,.",ra nuo n ,yos n,ln,,tcliw co,'i
~ "uh i"u ,lo .i NY, ~ WIS . ""s - 49,, so.'t @
oluusn, ".'s '.a u".,uo, T.. 49,. =. ~ ,',,s
Era la'er s".sieM n.a.t ~ ~ na."o, a", ~ pS
Interest md attention pcsto"ct! upon u III
ntmos,,l,crr. whlc], prevailed from tl,o time
,,,n Hrst anll,cr.l,nv iur,cd n,t Il, iho
Nv uo,,,."'. ns' nu % ~, ~ tta ,n,,r .,,hn,, nu
hlolsahs ~ ~ l"o Mo"F "ne" nv
raiiroa.cd home, The proceedings indoors,
wl,IIo M formally ecreulonIous M eyor, drew
,,,o ioc,o, nr,,.v,f ami a"c,' ~ tho sncctotore
y. sae M r.ns,.a at ,"n; ~ ,1xo o,t -
ns "ese altgsWat"s po,!'ll.eu ~ sazo ou. VI
tho stato-lloaso I windows . nna i witness to
md unnnInlously Ind the brst OF It over tho
..I ""oI"'y , H. nI .as ,osa W. T.. teot ~ ~
etsnl'eotn h1A. t"o slenrl''""c's ~ A'o''1 u
the atAte-llouse, VINO .......-,"
IN the tienl nftor,onn nv whiio tl,ev nobly wont
l.rn,rh tl,o ,,ort InII omt f"r Hmm
'I9ga sr''a .o ns. % ssa os anr tu
Isto nsntei!3se 70, Ireseinotn; Soyothment @
tered there. Tho hails reso'ntle1 during tue
~ nr,o r M. ~ !'it itarat s,S @ u r.c s
r. IT. 's niw III s rar ~ vte's te.s WIFI tc sncnc
H & eat WIN lo,": ,,n'r ar. .sa a. T9sV n;et
, ~ I nt W. M to''o "oao '9o
p'acco, w Which vi" 'nss Weto
aEIsEn WITH TitE,it MA7IoSs'
nn @ waitssI npon BY t'!g indies Of tho city. ~,
toril,al presentation 10 Company A, First
llog[1nu1it, ct Tho
,,,,,n ANN ,,p,yp ,,Apo,,
,vo ,v Tim ' co',",y INC" !" ta "n cn'ot,,,yo t0r.
Kut practIco lat summer, TLe ctllOu,.,y was
drawn np III Ilne In the south corridor, when
, 1881-01-11

According to a oorrcsus'ndont Ut sh9 T1o9
asworafcd. sx1li.st co!0rol lnuI ot duo pbysiquo
a;,i they nr0 theIl eenturced to very iolt
iVrl4ss, Ia Tho tntorust OF tho cnteEprs*ln9 urn
out. Ono notwithstanding ncEro got ton yeat@
Oh the chaiu. gang Tor ateallpx U tnkekeseh
, 1881-01-11

t.taetory change, with Mt tho lmtnonso conflict
Of property Interests In tho Hnto. Tn very 'i!il..
sena,"r. s "', n "", .aacts eoisttaney v enst the
hlufn fur il.e tilj.lstlco Of lilcan lnWs t, YIN
,'1sy yo nMt. tsS Fl 1e ses erit.n
!on i ,e ,So rsnsy 1%1 to 9,1f o III
ANOTHER pRtlIit.EM
dt'euit Of solnton yon VII meet n ne ,'G an6r
TINT nccutnnntcd nrh combined cniitha. ntlier
S f% r. 1i.ses 1 ssst sG
sxsHty' y a s.ur w, % L s,s!''Ss rn
issx.las!on Ssx '' ass' 1S%1i' shsi isays e9S!!;i!
p so procsio q s''eh e!,s!!un. iaws n s!,a
rGSS. .Isyas tive f59 oP n, an
ns'i, y ,q e ea,oss y Our people yo cxpeetsa
'nnrs. rIsItl tl nc cuets ca G foi ot;er oi sciety,
mud ~ safety ot t|ae nyilun', md yst to ~. ~.
timents af,I wishes Of tho pooplo Whit lee!;a-
tlon ls necessary Or desired to contrn s.it,,li,c.
E aa Tf's IF nsn tho v,"t yses 'f s
rIalts q thS eltze,, Tl,H s,,xEaston Vi t1'oso
TIE DIFFICULTY uF rOri! WO1lts.
- .,t"t. 80. .,.n,.
s,stenecs na ono ", H., ~. "uTi ~ .ngornnti @
Pe TO 3nsEo 20 eofreGty n" ~ c r." ~ s,t,,',.co
H. 10 sntlsiy !ao Ina1nt& & II w n,iEu, nn,imt!im.
bnt you WIZ NOT W aHo ~ s nhxmGa
~ olinef nl INC rHnamGss ~. yo"F HaMHuuen ,
nr to W:sun @ y! yutr nii,.r, H., ~ ct,t 3
| ny Your cnf1ln! NM i'lHtuTc uttpernunH M MsMtu
hctiin! conhotnnntluht uuk ylH GamuL ts.Mpn ,I
W'stt!eo censtlie OF sasotn oEHtsiil. ioE mi.L
our iorn ni FovcEnnert nits ~ tnU ILL., i,., ~
tohstlitlHlH! T9ntH ~ u EltMGt'. nug "nGM , 10
fare'y ~ ~ Tsa ~ ,rtt3U's !n Y ths
mo !.eK'siG!Mic. An !ssu's GeutG' ~. i a"sn %
the "noll. wK Gonns . OF tin ts!1.ilo pfss II
sn y1at 1t that Il strnnwr to CIR III c,,sns. i
,yll Irr,nif,ir scrtn ,ine those f,csot,s who In
% f"!iiiiy btw o,y st't to r,, ,'s '''Se
a rrurrc.r 1,ro,stAr,;,,r,
,e..,s ~. ~, ,.,..''',. t,n',na',ro ~ o,t
9nM Wo hnvG III nnhseemt ,t s.,s,,tr,a T., ~
nri nv ~ i,rt,"i IL ~, nIslijuant ct,Hlt,ieuc,
to the Legislature, bils nrt. ulwnys compelled to
give their tlllTgtions nnI imprint their w;s,taln
upon public lMws ntla policies fknn tfosG 'ilsfint
stnlltlf,u!nta nt 1!alUncc. Inc fintc prets tlita
| rustruln.. itnL tlese Fecniinalita " ulsso. %
tent Anu cfit'c!sa YEP hatuta1 WILL, MILL eoltu =
people, Rnd Bhnttld nut firovo ~ ~
b1 any special source o. esanaIf,!tsnaG,.Es II a,E
nr n'tisosanco 70 YOU, LOT ~ ta1 ~ ia Ill.,.
r.. 'Ir ta,sa II s,!s ~.
struints, md tu,,iijtora rluccd nruilntI n, over
thy people. An honest. fcartrss. conscientious,
nlla S H., oi ,,or,n S "9' "'
IL thn nrrfnrnuicu II y,nlr jai50rs upon tte
enntu ilt'or differences Of opinion md tii*sct1.
sns W ~ ~ G t,, ~ rh,c VII
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test the strcnHth IT .i'r r..,,t!can SoSorntntt,
rs, .no en III waen ~ H., i.s insf,it9ms. "
ii il l,npetl tias thn t,,stitltlon Of the QnItoi
statGs wi h no s!nc'",c ootur aa'hcr ~, r5,s ~
~ tn ts'.. ~ c,ntnv ~ ths Eiccto,1 yotSs, ur
Dy WHOM tioy tl,nii bu cu,,nted;.
Tho foaao9 az ',r pneIs pnsla,eni s,ens'fs 9.f H.
I;,i1,., e -t,,t;t y, t,o ,onmtc tn r,,ic' II r,sns
~, IN mn, ant, t,nrftrs md cnsta tbom down,
II IL fho III" int eWr mower: l,:t to bo ynlun-
iio. md Hcctmplsb It4 TRIO plIrl,tiao a1,l rnl,
tha volct, Of tns pcopo i,,!lst De fa!r!y sX. r..
lGss. Enhae q, ~, ~ tn fH ~, NJ
,1a liz !. sht.Ii Il, i,t!,,estv cn.sfsl il d.
tartn;,nr r rcsi,itS TMsu fentltncnts may UP
ncnr fn|lilinr ,r;i tr,e, bit they tnint Le it.,
tlftUn roncole,l, mid csIctly should tioBu who,
ns srryMhts ut tta l'r6pc, hnre to perform ley
islntivn. or executive f!anctona constnntly Eo.
,nolnlsr TINT tho ellci Gn nad aiiii q t'aSir
scrSlGv s';o 1a II @ iy ns ~ 's'n nun @
r. tS " n',d # ruFu n .fst o!r." S By Se b"lI"t
A, Tia t,'o "nnclnsi,,n If tj,e (;oynrnor,s ntl-
~ u!o to!e'hs'oa w W." 'us""t u'..' .o.t., ..,
dFeas tllo supreme to't1t "'"' ee'"ts 'et"et'
from tho room, folInwctl n lnoineHt Inter by
the Gnyernor nnd his s,nlH, Tho ceremonies
~ .t,o ,,a,, ,,.,,,,,., ~, WITH
u n4a uA5 Nua'Nl ~ w." n,.,, ,,,., ,,,,,
A A.S1EW oF 1'lht N'ltt!"
by tho Governor nll Its numerous stan from
tho Cnuitol steps. II occupied Il acommratlye-
Mlet slhce " tn. .;,,,,a., .,'a,,,. ".u ""u
TIC reviewers WeFe e'''t'n" t''o"RH "ta
through. mid tho lnl1s'c WHICH WINS supposed