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You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
svrup an Invaluable friend. Iteures dysentery and
S-i,5 co1;c sofrens the gums. reduces 1niamma-
nation and gives tone and energy % the whole
fsnt js snffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief VIII be found IN niteen
6aen s5ni1istered DO not fail TO procure IL
PTSee = cents 4 bottle For sale everywhere
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sc. ToOf q Co.

Have recently received, and have new on
hand. tAe finest stock of New Years cards
ever seen 10 the South. This is nothing but
what might be expected. All who know
ANYTHING about elegant printing are aware
of the fact that Toof & Co. use the very best
of paper and cards, employ the best OF
IN, vork that will compare favorably with
that of any city in America. Everything
new and beautiful in the business Ii prompt
Nv added 10 their stock For the finest OF
halliday priutipg 90 TO Tool s.
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OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, B., who has Just
been elevated to the MIS- schuseits bench, is
the author of treatise on The Common Luv
which has been pronounced by the foremost
British authorities to be ''the most originl
workof legal speculation which las PIP cared
in English since the publication of Sir Henry
Names AHeient Low.
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The Legislature of Alabama having re.
stored peace in Orelika, the courts should
set about the punish ment OF the red-handed
murderers who for weeks made that once
quiet little town notorious. THIS would be
more ef6caeious in the maintenance of order
in the future than changes in the form OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

The Buffalo police say they will put
stop to smuggling ii the government will
permit them 10 keep the captured goods.
For impuderce and cheek this takes the
cake. The government is thus invited 10
become parry to the crime and assist in its
perpatuation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

A Souri, CAEoLINIAN makes an appeal
Tor the gathering together of all the Coufed-
crate battle-hass now in existence in that
State, and their careful preservation. Ten
nessee should also collect the flags of her
Confederate re giments and hang them in the
hall OF the House OF Representatives at
Nashville,
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The bill introduced last session by Mr..
Townsend, OF Illinois, to carry into effect the
recommendation OF the Post % aster. General
that second-class matter ought 10 be carried
free, is now pending, snd We are Satisfied can
be enacted into law during the present ses-
sion by proper effort and co operation on
the part OF newspaper publishers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

THERE are sixteen cotton mills in this
State employing capital of Sl,14O, 500;
number of rpIudles, S9,lS6; number Of
looms, Soc; bales OF cottoo consumed. TO-
1856; number OF operatives, 99s; amount
paid for wages, SlSO,172; cost of cotton con
sumed, sos, S05; value of production, s92l,-
e-o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

The world to-day is more prosperous than
at any previous period, food is more album
dant, in greater variety and cheaper, and
cotton and wool are in greater quantities
aud lower in price than ever, and the toiling
millions will, in cou'equeuce, be better fed
and clothed than at any time in the annals
of recorded history.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

ST. LOUIS, December 1S-While the clerk
al N. NJ. Fairbanks & Co.'s lard refinery, at
Main and Washington, was crossing the
street from the office to the refinery, about
o'clock this evening, to pay off the workmen,
be was set upon by four men and robbed of
$500 No cleW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

TEE Mississippi Matrimonial Mutual Aid
Association has ceased 10 exist. 1t has gone
the way of all the rest, but better than most,
made satisfactory settlements with all parties
concerned before its exit. Nothing more dis
graceful or discrsditable than this matri-
monial business has ever afflicted the people
of this section of the country.
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1u,.erIaut.

When xoa visit or leave New York city
Grand Union oPgGsi,s sTsP6 Gen
sI,i depot Fonr 81 reduced TO 81
snd uURsrd s1 pe1 Ssy EeyaloI Restaurant ant SUP
Pnsa Win the oes,, 5enots Families can live
bsssa. Isioaa 70 a. AZ the rand Union than at
snr,L ior - So m s .ofel in the city
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New YORK, December 1S.-Jas. r. Keene
appeared to-day before the Senate Commit
tee on "Corners" in Grain. He testified,
substantially, that he believed that corners
we're not injurious TO the public, but, on the
contrary, were benefit 10 the working
glasses, snd that he never knew OF any harm
coming 10 Legitimate business from specu-
tim
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

THE Democratic governors-elect of New
York and Pennrylvania, Cleveland and Pat
tersoD, will not Permit any military or civic
display at their inauQurals. The ceremonies
are to be strictly Jefersonian in their sim
plicitV.
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nanfies.

Buy a pound pscksge Of Floyd's candies.
En,.,;aL .I.,,t.. cream almonds, French
noraa, vi a,,~sr plums, marshmallows and
6Da a., re-, No glucose, all pure colors,
and no ad ALTERATIONS in ANYTHING: Every
thing sold strictly pure, Wholesome and nu-
uItIooF- Al 279 Main Street
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LITTLE RocK. December 1S.-Ihe stores
of ]. ii. Csc Truman Leonard and Coffee &
Ecbogen, in Mountain Home, Baxter county,
were Burned Friday. The contents Of the
posiofice and aasouic lodge in one of the
buildings were also burned.
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1ars, OYsfers!

So,se exclusively in the business
: .ne guy ~ furnish all orders on short
49,, paePaETsa a,b oysters. canned and in bulk;
Soh - md celery, turkeys, chickens and
~, ssne J. A. sIGNAIGo's,
'sssal GRO second snd 80 Beale streets.
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Hor.rora,. Acid Pbo.pn.ts
IN NEBRITY

DR.. c. S. Ellis, Wabash, Ind, says: 81
canis to excess for fifteen years, but during
the last Two years has entirely abstaiued.
He thinks the Acid Phosphate is of much
benefit to him."
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Lenro.v lin n,...chu,ett..

BOSTON, December 1S.-A case believed 10
be genuine leprosy has developed in the
aImshouse at Salem. Charles Derby, the
victim, arrived from San Francisco a week
ago. Darby is well educated, and for some
wears was chief botanst at Honolulu 10
Queen Emma. He has been isolated and
his clothinp burned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

A FORMER ex-Tailroad secretary or presi-
dent of Elmira, n. Y has been arrested for
embezzling, by means of fasi6ed checks,
over 100000. He was simply trying
shorter road TO fortune than by Wall street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

Gen. CURTIS, of New York, for making
political assefsmeuts, will have 10 90 to
prison for one year or pay a fine OF $1,000.
30 the Federal Supreme Court decided yes
teTdsy.
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!. O.O.F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

MEMPHIS LODGE No. g. L o. o. F. .S.sxs<s
WI The members Of this lodge re-=7<e5<44E
Quested 10 meet at their hall this 5.ssSSseES[
(TUESDAY) morning at 1880 O'Clock,
to attend the funeral of our late Brother, !. A
CARR. Sister lodges frate-nally invited.
By order JOHN A. WALTER, y. g.
VIM. C SCHwA NIEYER- SacretarY.
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A PAPER from an Opelika doctor, who has
spent day or two extracting bucksAoa,
would excite great interest in foreign nedi-
cal circles, snd would help the profession in
the far West
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DEsENDoRF's BREAK.

A bWEEFING CIVIL-sERVlCE KEFOkM ELL
TO BE INTRODUCED.
WASHINGTON, December 1S.-Representa-
tive Desendori, of Virginis, will, 1t the ear
lest opportunity, introduce a bill prohibit
ing any person VINO holds public trust. or
government Office of any kind, from being a
member of any central, executive or any
other committee of any political orgauiza-
ton, from being q delegate to . convention
OF any political party, and from seeking TO
control the political action of his subordi-
mates. IL also prohibits any such person
from taking part in any campaign as a
speaker or cauyasser during-1he hnnrs for
which he Is employed BY the government.
The penalty for violation of these provisions
is dismissal from Office and ineligibility for
rssppoiniment for i've years.
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s.,.1.-.I.,.r.nImm.n.. E.,.,.

PITTsBURG, December 1s--A suit involv-
ing he disposal of an immense estate, esti-
mated to exceed in value 0,0o0, 900. ia
about to be instituted in the United States
Circuit Court. About twelve years ago
Jacob Baker, wealthy resident OF Phiis-
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Trustees Sale.

ON FRIDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
" 1888, between the hours of ID and o'clock,
will SELL on the premises to the highest bidder,
for cash. the following real estate situate in the
State of Mississippi county OF Desoto, fronting on
the Harkleroad plantation, to-wit: Being sections
twenty nve and thirGy-fve, township one, range
ten; and the south half of section one, the whole
of section two the half section three, the east
half of section two, all OF section eleven, ana the
northeast part, containing one hundred and
range two; and the northwest quarter of section
eighteen township two range nine. Said sale to be
cuted TO me by b. s. Harkleroad, OF date October
20 1882 and recorded in real estate Mortgage BOOK
No. 2 page 47s-9 October %, 1882. Desoto county,
Miss, for the purpose of satisfying certain IN,
debteduess therein named from II. 5. Hsrkleroad
to C.. P. Hunt Co., in which said trust deed all
co uity of redemption in case of sale is waived.
Title believed TO be good. though sell and convey
only as trustee. J. T. LAPRADE, Trustee.
Myers 4 Sneed. Attorneys.
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vrcKsBuEe, Decembsr 1sEJas. o"ens's
store aud consent-, al Pitchers f11nf' La
was burned. Los not koo.n' me resi-
dence of III. L. Strother, TINS CITY was burned
Insursd
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An extended Popularity.

Browns Bronchial Troches have been be-
fore the public many years. They are pro-
nouuced superior TO all other articles used
for similar purposes. For relieving coughs,
colds and throat diseases they have been
proved reliable
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

1HE temporary overthrow of Gambsita in
france, the Inauguration of new electoral
system in Italy, and the Egyptian war, have
Been the marked events of the year in En-.
rome
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death is hourly expected. Many Chinese
troops continue encsmped about the capitol
OF Ionquin, avowing their intention to re-
sist French aggressions.
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CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG is TO receive $12,-
900 for singing twenty nights in Psrs-$600
a night. No wonder she is in love with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the great remedy for
coughs and colds, for what would she do
without it if she should be attacked sudden
ly by hosrseness?
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DERBY OBJECTIONABLE.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, December 1S.-A bulletin says
the Emperor, who is confined to his room by
a cold, slept tolerably we'll last night, and is
considerably better.
GERMANYs ATTITUDE IN THE BERLIN CON-
FERENCE.
The North German Gazeue, in reply to an
article in the St. Petersburg Goios, regarding
Germany's attitude in the Berlin Congress,
says Germany did everything Russia re-
squested, and would probably have supported
the further demands OF Russia had the latter
m ade them known officially. Ii was impos-
sible for Germany TO support more than Rus
STA asked. Russian attacks on the policy of
Germany at that period were therefore I'M
just.
REFERRED TO A COMMITTEE.
The bill for the rem ssion of the four low
est grades of the class tax was referred TO a
select committee.
SUFFERING FROM NEURALGIA.
Bismarck is suffering greatly from neural
gia. He was unable to fulfill mis- declared
intention of defending the introduction Of the
license tax on spirits in the lower House
Saturday.
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CHATTANOOGA affords paying Investments
Tor The surplus capital of Knoxville, whereat
the press oil the latter sleepy place is wralhy.

IHE crops raised in South Carolina this
year are worth ss,OO0,O0O more than those
cultivated in 1881. The very best evidence
OF growth and progress.
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THE PANAMA CANAL.

AT = meeting Of the Geographical Society
Sunday, NJ. DeLssseps promised that the
Panama canal would be ready TO be opened
10 1888. He described the health of the
employees az satisfactory, and stated that the
rate of mortality at Panama did not exceed
that in France. The fears that the canal
would be liable 20 destruction by earth
quakes is unfounded.
EXPLOSION IN CARTRIDGE FACTORY.
There wss an explosion in the cartridge
factory st Mount Valerien. Thirty women
in the factory were seriously injured.
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ENGLAND.

TOO LIBERAL IN HIS VIEWS.
LONDON, December lS.-The Observer be-
lieyes the idea OF appointing Sir Charles
Dixie chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster
abandoned, owing to the officially OF con-
ferring an Office so closely connected with
the court upon one who entertains such
views concerning the civil list as those ex-
pressed by Sir Charles. 1t is certain that
Sir Charles will shortly enter the Cabinet in
some other capacity.
THE TIN TRADE PARALYZED.
The liabilities Of the tin-plate firms which
have failed the pact fortnight aggregate
81 100000. The trade is completely parai-
yzsd for the moment.
DERBY OBJECTIONABLE.
Obstacles have been raised to Lord Der
by's appointment 10 the India Office, by rea-
son of views expressed in his speech at Man
chester in relation TO Egypt.
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FRANCE
THE FRENCH IN ToNQUIN.

PARIS, December 18.-Unoficial news
from Tonquin reports 10000 Chinese ms arch
ing against the French. Tiey were sur
prlsed in defile by mountsineers, and the
rear guard was cut to pieces. The Chinese
then returned 10 Kuawn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-19

Eva, h.y buying hat or cap will re-
livery ~ hristmss gift book or pocket
sIa,e =. Is present from Cohen, the halter,
90 Main sirsel
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IHE most monsntous event of this year
was the overwhelming defeat OF the Repub
lican party in November.

The Justly famous English lawyer, sergt.
balIantIne, Is dead failure as a lecturer.
Such is he verdict of New York.
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FLEUTToN NOTICE.

CTATE NATIONAL BANK.
= MEMPHIS. TENN, December 3 ISL
ERA meeting of the stockholders of this Bank will
be held on TUESDAY. January 9, 1888, at their
bankinghouse, between the hours of IL O'Clock and
pm, for the purpose of electing Thirteen Direct
J. A. HAYES, JR Cashier
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Immirra,,o, 20 ntchIxn,.

DETROIT, December IS.-Last week was
the busies; ever known 10 the Office of the
Commissioner of Immigration for Michigan,
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE
Three cIa..e. OF MasicaI critics.

Three Glasses OF Musical Critics.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
From a musical standpoint this world Of
ours is favored with at least three grades OF
critics. The severest and most unpardon-
able is the one who knows litlle, Il any thing,
about the science of music, and hence Is
never pleased. The second, supposed null
clan, who is jealous of his superlors; Inc
third, who having 3 correct ear, and having
Travelled the path that many are now dong,
speaks cheering words, making due allow
auces. When this class draws comparisons
between professionals and amateurs IL does
so not TO discourage but to encourage.
AN INVITED GUEST.
PURGE out the morbid humors OF the
blood by dose or two of Ayers Pills. ana
you will have clearer heads as well az
healthier hndias
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R1eeuaar,a sale Of Real Estate aud gnds.
MATHEY CAYLUS'

Used for over % years viii great success by the
physicians of Paris, New York and London, and
superior to all others for the prompt cure of all cases.
recent or Of long standing. Put up only in Glass
Bottles containing ca CAPSULES, each Price 70 cents
making them the cheapest Capsules in the market
si;s e.. e. CAPSULES - 81: s:.s
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNION AND PLASIERs BANK OF MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS. TENN, December ?, 1882.
STOCKHOLDERS aIe duly notified than an cleo
> ton will be held at this Bank on MONDAY,
January s, 1883, from 10 O'Clock am. until pm =,
for the purpose of choosing Fifteen Directors for
the ensuing wear s. p READ Cashier
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ESTAB LISHED 1910.

CHEAP postage is the most pressing want
of the people.
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- rune Boots and Shoes,
.nce tor the BOYS.

I,,,s., .,rls. 90 to Voegeli 4; Co.'S, 27l Main
,1rss, onrozite Court Square
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Queen Anne Dinner Ware
Administrater's sale.

ADMINISTRATORS HaIo.
nN SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1882, AT Il
" O'Clock m. will. IN front of the postofice in
COllieryille shelby county, Tenn, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash. the I'M
collected Notes and Accounts belonging to the es-
tate Of s. D. Msngum deceased. and the late firms
OF g. D. Mangum q Go. and Mangum & Bro. Said
claims win be sold IN eight lots or packages
A. d. GWYNNE,
the Admir- of g D. Mangrm. deceased.
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DID NOT THINK 1T A CRIME.

Some witnesses at The recent investigation
regarding the Phoenix Park murders, when
pressed, admitted that they had been prac-
icing with rsvolvers ior the purpose of
committing the murder, but did not regard
carrying out their object as crime, but only
an act of war.
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RELIEVE THEY HAVE A CASE.

The police believe they have evidence
sufficient TO sustain charge OF conspiracy
against the persons now in custody on suspi-
cion OF being concerned in the Pheni1 Park
murders.
FAMINE IN COUNTY DONEGAL
A famine prevails in Carrick, county Don
egal. People are living on Indian meal.
twenty-five hundred persons are in danger
of starvation.
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read a dissenting opinion, in which he took
the ground that Congress had no constitu-
tional power 10 enact law forbiddipg an
smploye of the government to associate
himself with others for the promotion of the
political opinions which he entertained, or
TO make such disposition of his private means
as he should think fit. Justice Bradley said
he did not approve of enforced political as
sessments, but he thought Congress, in enact
ing the present law to prevent such assess
ments had deprived the individual citizen of
Que of his inalienable rights and in so doing
had over-siepped the limits of lis constiIu-
tional authority.
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s~HARPER's CATALOGUE, of between three
and four thousand volumes, mailed on reeeipt of
Nine Cents in Postage Stamps.
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EETERRED TO A COMMITTEE.
IRELAND.
ANXIOUS TO EMIGRATE.

! ANXIOUS TO EMIGRATE.
DUBLIN, December 18.-The applications
to the Westport Poor Law Union for assist
ance to emigrate number 1000. Many desire
to 60 TO Australia.
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WAsHISGToN, December ls-A decision
was rendered by The Supreme Court of the
United States to-day in the political assess
menis case of Newton Mar in Curtis, brought
here by petition for a writ of hobeos corpus.
The opinion of the Court is as follows:
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sound Advice to the Democrats.

Al6any Argbs.
1t will not be well for the Democrats to
''snatch" one Southern Congress district,
By sharp practice, which may lose six
or more Northern districts, and if it is to
be done, the Mississippi Democrats should
alone be held responsible for it, while the
Northern Democrats should utterly repu-
diate it. kilograms declare that James
r. Chalmers, a stalwart candidate for
Congress in Mississippi district, has
been counted out of l 400 votes, because
some polling officers in a county wrote his
name on the tally sheet James X. Cham
bless, albeit the formal returns and
every ballot as printed gave the
name as Chalmers. Whether error or
design led to the wrong spelling on the
tally sheet, the intention of the voters and
the identity of the candidate, as well as
the reality of the election, are manifest
ANY such trickery as has been resOrted to
gravelv INJURIES the cause of the party, on
whose character 1t is an outrage, and
helps the party which would rejoice to
remit Mississippi to the rule OF barbarlsm.
1t will be charged up against the DemOc-
racy, unless il repudiates it, and all that
is worthy of the name Democracy should
repudiate it. We are aware that this is the
same Chalmers who took his seat as a
Democrat in the present Congress, who
was unseated on a contest made by negro
claimant, by whom just such tricks as this,
and worse ones, were proved, and that
Chalmers then rated over to stalwartism,
on the ground that the Democrats of the
House would not filibuster to keep him in
when he was not elected, We are
aware that his apostacy has made him
detestatiOn to Mississippi people and "A
contempt to decent Republicans and Dem
ocrats everywhere. But his record and
the opinion of him have nothing to do with
the duty of deciding elections by the votes
and by truth. whether angel or devil is the
candidate. Democracy has suffered too
much by stalwart frauds-and denounced
them too much-to initiate them. The
party has received too great-and too
tentative-a proof of public desire to con-
tide in it to abuse it or to begin to do so.
This wrong must be rebuked and re-
nOunced