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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-03-09
GOVERNOR SMITH
Has Something to say About DR.. Eel

ton.
representative of the Constitution met ex-
Governor smith Friday aud asked him If le
intended 10 reply TO the last letter of Dir. Eel.
ton.
WHY, no." ssid the Cover or, smiling
"why shouldI! Even if / desired to do so,
am .lsbarsed by all rules Of honorable practice.
In my fiist interview Dr. FELTON, was charged
with dishonorable and trsacherous act. He
hss dignifed this Charge with his notice. He
therefore stands as criminal in the dock de-
'hnitaiy charged with base and disgracefal
action. He has been notified that even his un
supported denial would be accepted as proof
that the charge was false aud that he WAS
guiltless But he has not even the nerve to
plead not guilty because he knows that
that he is guilty. for hs would violate his con.
science without the slightest hesitation--but
because he knows that Ills gull can be proved
Why, then, shoHld as an honorable man,
handy words with trembling criminal who
cannot even raise his eyes 10 the Jury and en-
ter plea of mot guilty" he dare not do
this, because when he does the crime Of false
hood will be added to the crime of treaehrry
Until he does deny the truth OF The charge that
laid upon him, will answer him 10 more
than | would any criminal ever yet escaped
from the dock by charging that his accuser
was as guilty as himself. The truth IL. FELTON,
shows the same irrelevance of defense exhibit
cd by Guiteau, and has not the decency TO
plead insanity az an excuse for his inlamy -
| shall not notice him lnll he deAies NV
charge concerning the Markham House confer
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McCutcheon,s Hall.

FREE Lecture Thursday evening on the
Human Face, .Physiognomy, by Prof Clark
Mrs. Dr. Clark will give Psychometic
reading and claivoyant examinations at
Mrs Meals Boarding House, for few
days. The GLASGOW Herald states the fol-
lowing "The Character artist of Amer
lean, Prof Clark, reads the face like an
open book" f. f. Fletcher, editor Of the
Standard, Jackson Tenn. MRS. DIR. Clark 8
deineation of my life and history of my
love affairs was perfect in every particular. "
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ceneraI Advertisements.
THE OLD RELIABLE
NEW EDITOR-NEW MANAGEMENT,
AND NEW STYLE.

The daily TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER Is
now recognized as at the head 81 Georgia jour.
paism IL is live paper in every sense Of the
word, discussing men and measures without
fear, favor or affection, looking only 10 the
W ellare Of Georgia and the protection Of private
rights II believes in progress, and will lend
every energy to enighten The populace, and
lead them to higher appreciation of their po-
litical rights and material resources. Ii con-
tains the Associa'ed Press dispatches ST. the lat
est news from every scarce II has a lively
local department; contains the latest market
reports, and the local market corrected daily
by the leading merchants Of the city. 1t COW
ers all Middle Georgia aud all the southern
and southwestern part OF the State in advance
OF every other daily paper published in Geor-
gia. Our mail facilities are unsurpassed. Let
everybody who wants to be posted and to keep
up with the political canvass now being inaug.
urated, which will prove the lveliest ever
made in Georgia, subscribe at once for the dai.
ly TELEGRAPH AND MEssaNGER.
TERMs-One year So Elk months S.;
three months 50 so; one month ST..
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Thanks.

I'VE are indebted to Capt. ]. NJ. Wilson,
our stove, tin and hardware merchant, for
a Queen" Coffee Pot, of new patent.
1t is something decidedly useful to all lovers
of good coffee We have tried "The Queen"
anG pronounce it a superior coffee pot, and
should be generally used. 1t is priced at
so cents to 81 90, according to size. Capt.
Wilson has the sole right TO manufacture
them at this place. Call and get one and
you will be more than pleased
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Marietta Market.

Corrected Weekly By our Merchan =. j (
COTTON 9 70 III cents per pound -
CORN- 81 90 per bushel. IA 1pT
HAY-S1 35 20 Sl.50' ~ '-@~ +'''
BRAN-N.30 -4r t-.ar
OATS75 cents.
WHEAT-$12 IS to s1.40 per bushel. T..
FLOUR-SS. 90 10000 per barrel.
MEAL-$l.OO per busbei. tIA2I
BULKMEAT-at 10 to IL cents per pound,
LARD-l4 10 15c per pound.
sUGARS-Crushed and Powdered, Is cents
Granulated 12t cts. Extra G. III Brown 10 eta
SALT-LiverpOOl Salt $1.lO per Sack. Yn-
ginia Salt 81 % Sack. .a.I .-...-
COFFEE-Java Coffee 33f cents per pound
Rio Coffee I25to IL cents.
SYRUP--New Orleans 80 cents to $l.00 pei
gallon. Florida 50 10 75 s,Drips. 60 to as "a
Georgia Cane go to Is cents.
PEAS-S125 per bushel
RIcE-9 to 10 cents per pound. ''''-
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Buying prices
from Wagons-Eggs ~ tie 15cents. Chickens
Is to 20 cents Butter IS q 70 cents.
FACTORY GOODS-7,e shirting 6 !: "A
sheeting IT cents Factory arm II w to $ll5
Bunch: Prints tot; Bleach sBirtings6 20
IA; Jeans Is so; Concord Jeans go
LIME-3 busbel barrel 90 cts, to 81 Co.
NAILs-Per keg, 1Od 1870 sd, A.25;
cd, $3.50; 4d, $475 Afbak
IRON-Tire II BY inch 4tcts., smaller sizes
1c advance. Rod 9gts. Axes $40 TO- 81;
Ames Shovels SI2. Rcwland's' Sl2 Grind
stones Bets Solid cast steel K. K 10. Cast steel
18cts, springs BE; axles lOall SAD IRON &c
horse shoe nails 20 to IS; B Hames SO.
HARDWARE-Hollo 70 cents.
Beldng p per cent off list, Aanilla rope lbe;
Cotton 25c, Jute rope Ice; Cotton cards S0.oo
Picks Der doz. SO. Msuocks 81 gN
LEATHER-Calf skins, Domestic $40 to
$40 per dozen French s4' to 500. harness
leather IS 4Octs per pound sole leather, hem
lock. 81 /; oak 45 10 so; split 40c; kips, coun
tr, 90 to 20 per pound. Pegs Sets. per pint.
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DALLAS.

There are good many strangers seeking
homes ia our town and county and we are glad
to see them. Hope they are enterprising men
that will add TO the interest of our community.
Here they will find some facilities that they
cannot find in many places 1t is "a healthy
locality, our taxes are low. Owing to the
foresight and prudence of our Ordinary we are
not encumbered with any debt. and our citi
zens in the main are peaceful and high mind
ed. II is true we have a few rough men that
comes in town now aud then but when we gel
the place incorporated we will have protec-
ton and we will stand at the head of the list
tor sobfiety and refinement. SHAD.
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LIZ you want any kind of job Printing
done, such as Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Cards, Circulars. Handbills,
Pamphlets, Tax Receipts, &c, we will
guarantee to do the work as cheap as Allan
ia. Bring your work to the Journal Office
Corn for sale at A. A. Fletcher u Co.'S.
GOOD work at lowest prices, Reynolds
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WHISTLES

OF the Old Kentucky style are steadily inerea
sing in favor with those people who seek alb.
solute purity combined with that fruity and
mellow flavor to be found only'ih the genuine
product of odd Kaintuck."
HARPERs NELSON COUNTY WHISKEY Is
and has been for years before The public and
has as well merited reputation in its OWE
State as it possesses abroad
J. II. COOPER, Sole Agent,
Marietta, Ga.
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THE PEOPLES FAYoRITE,


II is the duty Of every man to make his
home pleasant and as attractive as possible.
a good newspaper pure In tone and eleyating
in It's characteristics. is most essential reaui-
site to that end. The WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
AND MESSENGER, with its well.illed sixty
four columns, meets just such demand, and
no family in Middle or Southwestern Georgia
should be without H. In addition to.the care.
fully selected miscellany from the daily edition,
and the market reports, there is every week a
spleudid story; also valuable extracts for the
'Farm and Home department, specially pre-
pared for the Weekly,
TERMs-,)n e year So ak months 81. Clubs
of ten to one address SIS year, Agents wan
ted at every post-otiice. Address.
j. L, HANSON, Manager,
Macon, Ga.
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Here rests his head upon the lap
of earth; youth to fortuLe and to
fame unknown. Too much benzine
crept dndefhesth bis girth, and
aged lhe, mischief with bis temper.
ate zone. asa I. 90. sa4sll
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Why all the world and llis wife don't 20
And. patronize the old reliable Poets store.
This is to say we did wonder once when
egerybody did not trade with us, MS it was an
admitted fact that we carried the most com
plete stock in town and sold lower than any
body We don't wonder any more. Most
if not all Of the citizens OF Marietta buy of
us. aud the people from the country are get
ting to he among our best customers And
whyl Because, we sell cheap--we sell the
best-we try to please--we succeed. A
friend of ours some DAYS ago said in CONVEX.
sation that when be tgjt moved here years
ago, he was compelled to send north fer
most Of his goods but now since we had gone
into business he had found it, no trouble TO
get from US anything he wanted, sand found
everything from our store not only cheaper
bat of better quality, Such testimonyfNs
this, is not only tlattering, but is gratifying
to us, as, you know, we are green and
are now actually selling green" coffee at
7, 8, . and 10 lbs. for 90 and parched at
8, 6, z and s lbs, for 81 00--sugar in proper
ton. Mackerel at and cents per pound.
We have been selling cotton seed oil for the
past 30 days ut about 10 cents per pound and
will sell hereafter at cents per pound dur
ing the next 80 days and in larger quantities
even less than 8 cents per pound We have
in one large puncheon of imported Cuba
Molasses that is the best ever brought to this
market Our stock of syrup, sugar, colfees
fish, cannot be matched in price and quality
Come and see us. Canned goods given
away Your friends,
A. Y LEAKE & Co
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shrewdness and ability.

Hop Bitters so freely advertised il. all the
papers, secular and religious, are. having a
,arge sale, and are supplanting all other
medicines. There is no denying the vir-
:ues of the Hop plant, and the proprietors
ofthese Bitters have shown great ,sarewd-
ness and ability in. compromising a Bitters
whose virtues are SO palbable to every ones
observation - Erdminer md Chronicle.
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"Can't you trust me, darling 7"
murmured SPilkins to the daughter
Of old Moueyleuder. "Not without
real estate security, replied Isabella,
absent mindedly.
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Particular Notice.

All persons owing me either by note or ac-
,onnt no matter how small or large the
amount, l want you to come and pay up. You
know | have met with heavy loss and | need
every dollar that is due me l have bought
DIR. Earles stock and you win find me at the
corner near the Post Office. ,..,.. ID.
~ 49, ~ WILLIAM ROOT.
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Property For sale.

Persons having Farms, Mills, or Houses
for Sale or Rent, woald do well to consult
us. We win Advertise the same in the
MARIETTA JOURNAL and viii charge moth
ing for the Advertisement unless we make
Sale we charging only reasonable COM
mission. Call and seeUs, at the JOURNAL
Office.
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Women are everywhere using and recon-
mendng Parkers Ginger Tonic, because they
have learned from experience that !; overcomes
dependency, indigestion. pain CT weakness in
the back and kidney, and other troubles Pc
GUITAR to the sex.-Home Journal. See Adv.
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1896 73 1896 73
1886 73 $685. 70
To cash on hand = = I'D "a 1913 50
go tax fifas on band Cor 80, 80. l:7 20

hss@i 30 4" $3.50 IS
AZ - a ssso7 T. w. GLovgR, Treas.
TO Hon.. Magyar and Cogncil--Gen.lsm4n
Since your last regular meeting have made
IL arrests Fines imposed 10 The amount OF
$l9. 90, and paid AZ follows; cases fined Sl3:
aud paid in cash. cases fincd So. and paid
by confinement 10 the caabeose and work on
the stresas, and two csses discharged b his
Honor The Mayor. I have 81 so on street tax
WARRANTS 81 have als0eOleclsd 81 81 ON tax
fifaa. hold Trsasursr Greesipt for the above
amountssus sssss-Whils's 4, ,Blaek's2. a.
Respectfully submitled, ~.
..... Will. T. BANKS, City Marshal.
To the Hon. Mayor and, Ceuncil--Gehts 7:
Since our last meeting we have done cOnsidera'
Die work on streets and aide walks aud have
them in fair c0haitionE(1I TfTRM
T. W. GLOVER,
~ .... ....,. Oh. st. Com.
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MILL e. FACTORY SUPPLIES
g OF ALL KINDS. BETTING, HOSE
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL
KINDS, IRON PIPE. FITTINGS,
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES,
ENGINE GOVERNORS, DO. Send for
Price-list. w. n. DILLINGHAM; & co.
42i Main Street, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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...JoB PuNTIxe, plain and fancy, or in
colofs, by experienced and skilled printers,
at the JOURNAL Office. VIII duplicate At
Ianta prices, or anybody else's prices, and
guarantee satisfaction or no charge. This
is fair. Give us a trial and see
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POETS CORNER.

| wonder why
So rare flower should choose 70 bloom and
die
BY these old graves where coolest shadows
lie.
wonder too
Why the people should be forever sad and
blue,
Where there is plenty work for willing
hands TO do
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DIR. FELroN's MAIN PLANK.

The main plank in DR.. Feltons platform is
that the dead beat or vagrant who Ia too
worthless or avaricious TO pay this particular
tax for the education Of poor children must be
allowed TO vote anyhow, and the refusal Of a
Just and proper law to allow him to vote I'M
I'll he has discharged this sacred obligation he
calls an obstruction of the free ballot This is
why say that he appeals to the vagrants of
the country for his support What honest and
respectable man is there In the state of Geor-
gia that wants to Join party the sole proyia-
ion Of which is to protect BIN from the pay
ment OF a dollar per auntln tor the education
Of the poor children, white and black Of his
native state
Az to bis appeal to the criminals. that is the
wickedness and most dangerous thing that the
annals Of our state will show. He deliberately
assaults the judiciary of our state, assaults
every juryman who sits in the Jury box. de-
nounces the whole system of justice in the in
terest Of few criminals BY this course he
deliberately forfels all hope Recommending the
support OF any respectable man, v hite or black,
aud bases bis Ilaiths 10 Office upon the votes
of criminals
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lpay'ta 500 80 ACCOUNTS pASSED UP.tlv tf'sf
Edward Deiftnesd saiaro TOR February s33 30
WHIT. Banks gaiary for February.-.- 3' 50
Ed. Mcdonald salary for February 30 90
A. j. Rigsby 20 days work - - ~ II 20
J NJ Wilson merchandise ------..---- % 80
T. w, GbyeFstrset ceT tiicales -. ---H AZ A.
Shepard q Is16m psoh bal. On eastern -. 5 80
Blackwell & DgnwOdy engine house rent ~ 80
Ed D. Shugart dray account .-------. w
JEFF Harris blacksmith bill.----.. ----- 1 %
By Aid. Glover -Regolved, That the street
tax shall be five days work or 81 so in cash,
and all substitutes shall be rejected or accepted
al the option Of street committee. Adopted.
So Petition for night watch laid on the table,
>ssgTlys strssta committee was instructed TO put
up hitchiug posts on the vaeaut lots. '.'d
On motion Of Aid. Clay the Council adjourn
ed to Monday April 3,szi o'clock.
EDWARD DENMEAD, Mayor.
Gro. N. MANNING, Clerk. -i-fa. lsjt
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TOWN TALK

...The green leaves and flowers seem not
to be afraid of cold weather.
Three new bicycles ordered. Let them
come, as it is innocent amusement and
healthy exercise.
SO. The Atlanta boys complain that the
girls are not at home on Sunday afternoons.
MIR. W. B. McRea has his windmill in
operation and it gives entire satisfaction. =
Farmers who are scarce of water, would do
well to see it. n' s.a ,A'.a5 .ss a.tI e-al.
Col. Jas. W. Blown while out in Paul
ding county last Thursday had fine dark
bay mule to break out of the lot and as YET
he has no tidings of her He offers are.
ward for her return to him in Marietta,
Read advertisement in another column. nj
I The W. s. A. Railroad has been fenced
down to the crossing in front Of Mr.. G. II.
Camp. a.~ ,.4~ -aI BE- .a,lq 'ni
According to the estimate of our beet
farmers the average Of the cotton crop In
Cobb county will be grestly decreased.
I ...sPhere is a superstition amongst the
girls about marrying in May ..
\ Mr. Albert Dobhs the agent Of theamat.
riInonial association has reported upwards
of thirty five names for membership from
our city. One Of our young ladies is busily
engaged studying up the merits of his elreu-
lar and suppose before long she will be
member. q = 50 sssa4i 44.-' 20
"A young lady remarked to young man
over the front gate last Tuesday 70 "namle
lthe dav "GWhat dayg You will have 10
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Minutes Of last meeting fead anu hPPfoFeu'
TREAsURER's kEPoRTs IS
To cash on hand .------------S i26 AZ
Tax ffas for 1880 and 1881 10 70
Reed. c.. +. Mansfield for brick 10
" ID. Stephens dray license e. 80
f. ID. Shugart dray license. 50
" I.sW. Smith dray license SO
90. M. Manning strseftax go 90 = 2 Z
80 B. n Cooper billiard license 335 - q
w. r. Is ,nks tax ifAs COL. - 80
" w. r Banks ines collected Is 90
w. + Banks street tax wart. 2 80
Paid jeff Harris Vo. No 6--....-----S %
" Marietta journal Office Vo. No 20
d" Keunesaw Mills Co. Vo No. 10 ~ 30
Ed Mcdonald Vo No 80 W
T. Denmead Vo. No IS 80
d" T. w. Glover VO. No. Ii 30 IS
" A. j. Rigsby Vo. No 5 Is 50
~. ], banks Yo. No. 3 =, v...-sz,,33 IS
y Pax elaso hand 1880 lSsl wa 70
n Amt col'd on tax fifas for 80, 81. ~ 80
~ Issfancs eash on hand 3l3 IS
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To show how shallow ibis claim is viii
state that three fourths of the persons now Ia
the penitentiary Of the state are there because
of crimes committed on colored people. The
system OF justice as devised by our constitu
ton and as administered by our Judges and
iuries il intended for the protection OF backs
us well as thu whites, and .indeed, because Of
their weakness il ia more essential as protPc
ton for the blacks than the whites Why. even
the very case Of the coored girl that he alludes
to was a crime committed against n poor, de-
fenseless negro, aud the family Of that and
every reputable negro in the state, is rs deep
ly Interested IL the fair aud just enforcement
oiihe law as the white ople, and it is only
those who sympathizs with crime that DIR.
Eeton can count upoa" ssr = 80
F"fhese are bird wordsVsf 1gM - = =
4 0Bur .,tey are deserved DIR Fslions course
since the Markham Honse conference could
have but one effect and that is to demoralize
public sentiment TO discredit w aud order to
uniusily blackpn the name OF the state and to
criminals. II il worse than If he
were to become a highway robber himself
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ordinarv,s Court.

ordinary's Court.
The following business was transacted at
the Ordinary's Court last Monday
will of w. A. Austin, admitted to recoFd
and L. ]. Austin allowed to qualify as *
executrix. @
viii of VIM. r. GigniiIiat, admitted 10
record, aud Jenet f. Gignilliat. Executrix.
| John c., and j. p. Reed Administrators
ofJoel B. Reed, dismissed from adrninistra
w. ri Montgomery appointed admins
traitor of John G. Shugart, deceased.
w. r. Worley, Administrator Of,N. j.
Kiser, granted leave TO sell real estate
Emma V. Bush, appointed Guardian OF
her children.
J. o. Waddell appointed Administrator
of Jas d. Waddell, deceased.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MARIETTA, Ga, March 6, 1882.
Present His Honor Edward Denmead, Mayor
and full board Of Aldermen except Aldermen
Henderson and Anderson.
Minutes of last Meeting read and approved.
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Why people don't see how happy they
would be Nj
BY alwaysbuying the best of Groceries from
me n n M
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/ repeat it, that never in the history Of this
state, Dr. any other slats, bss there been a man
wbofF,ns sfGudereds and outraged the udici@fy,
the iuries, and the system Of Justice, and who
delibersteIs Eiut himself before the country up
on platform that shocked every intelligent
and reputable citizen and appealed onlyto the
dead beats aud The criminals; a. for the man
who has done this, whenever be- denies thu
charge that Fbave put upon--that he betrayed
his party and gold his people, and cOntFacted
10 Islander his state and debsnch its sentiment.
viii accept his plea OF not guilty and form
ally proceedf % make ont my case, and you
will obligs me by putting what I'haGe said in
print / claim tnst privilege, as you have
permitted him 10 abuse me in your columns
The doctor says he feels Inundated That is
good indication. Humility Awsys attends
genuine repentance. l. do not consider the
case Of tbs dacfor az entirely hopeless: still ]
look on him az the Uriah Heap Of Georgia
politics, ful of humbleness. But be may
nevertheless. be in sslVable condition"
Have you anything further to say, govern
nor
Nothing at pres ent but an ~ reyoir, doc
tor, au reYoir.'
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His conduct is applicable only on the ground
that he has been promised FEDERAL appointment
If he will work the base uses OF his late pur-
chasers. He has no hope Of being elseled. = 4
II. WAS beaten under Che most ~fsyofable cir-@
cumslances 10 himself before aud he realizes
perfectly well thai. an appeal To the dead bsals
and criminals Of Georgia IAN never result IN
SUGGEST But tbem more vicious he becomes the
more utterly be slApdeFs his owpPs0pletbs mors
utterly H. deba1ehes our public sentiln'nt the
more actively he ncies the incendiary feelings
Of our dangerous elas1ss lee more definitely
he discredits our public iurtice, The more GER
tain he will he 20 get his reward from thoss
whU'hats us Like A Wounded viper, blinded
lly malice and rage he is throwing his venom
i'd All directions lie lovs' no, gain upon the
public confidence by the fact hehas worn
the cloak Of God'r religion ami has used Il to
obtain audiences for his SANDERS h". T.. 4
by the way" said the governor, as he
started off agsin, just consider the ioOlishness
Of the ASSAULT on the leasesystsm. The friends
ofahaa syeten arp willing q abandon'it gbert
everDr FELTON, or any one OF his friends win
propose a better one, and as 70 the cfses be
has brought forward, what are they why
Ratteree was not held under the lease at all
| He was one Of squad Of convicts voted BY the
| legislature to a railroad. II there had never
been q lease act Rataree would have been
where he was, and The Rattaree case would
have come up all the same As for the case Of
Alkaline Maddox, Of which he speaks, Judge
HiIlysf would have sentsnced her if there bad
beefi.iuo iease. The lease has nothing In abe
world to do with the cases he has cited, and
be simply cited them az an appeal to tbe igno-
rant and disrepdtable class who sympathiss
With crime because they are criminal them
selves in intebt.
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Whyall the world and llis wife don't 90
And.patronize the old reliable Poets store