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Eplgrnins.

From the academy
injured in sense, with hvefold bonds confined.
Rest We content Il whispers from the stars
In whfting- of the incalculahlc wind
Come blown at midnight through our prison bars.
The statue Buonarott said, doth wait.
rhrd'lcd IN the block, To be emamcnate
TIL betray II to captivity.
Brook. from whose bridge the wandering idler peers
To watch The small n,t dart at cool door shine,
would that bridge who's" arches all arr Years
Spannd not u less transparent wave than thine
Momcntous 10 himself rs me
Hath each man been that ever woman bore:
Once in u lightning Hash OF sympathy.
felt this truth, AN instant, and no more.
In youth the artist voweth lovers vows
To nrt: in mnnhood n,akcth her his spouse
As when hecraved some boon and she was coy
In mid whir of the dance of Time We start,
start NJ the cold touch III Eternity.
Ana east Nonr cloaks about you, and depart,
Tie MINISTRIES pause not III their miustrClsy.
l roamcd through streets with human ruins strewi,
The lamps shouc round me; DER shon, til. moon;
And earth and heaven seemed very wide apart.
His RHYMES the poet hngs at all mems feet,
Aud whose will may trample on his RHYMES.
Should time let die u song that's true and sweet
The singers loss were more than matched by times.
know the tenebrous moods that nterpose,
VII THICK so.iu horror twiNt onr ewes and day
Rapt hogs, Ill heaven of hog swl, DER the way.
One music makeh its occult abod.
ln AL things scattered from grent beauiy's hand
And eNermore the deepest words OF God
Are Yet the easiest To understand
The poet gathers fruit from, every tree:
riuckt by his hand. the bnsest weed that grows
Towers TO n lily, r-ddens 10 arose.
Enough Of mournfu melodies my lutte,
Ne h"nfrforih JOYOUS, or be hrncrtor,h mute.
me >moulcrlhS Ntrlir'E of man.
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From the san Francisco Chronic,e.
I want free life and want fresh air:
Aud sigh for the uantcr after the cattle,
The crack OF the whips like shot IN battle,
The mcllay Of horns and hoofs and heads
That ars and wranglcs aud scatiers and spreads;
The green beneath aud the blue alOve
Aud dash and danger, and life and love.
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The common startlsh j. usually called five fingered
lnck. They live on decayed animals and mullusks.
They also eat oysters. which they bv squirting
few drops Of poisonous liquid on the shen which opens
elniclN
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Eddie Norwood, aged IL:

II is wonderful hnw clean the beetle keep. Ian self
with all his work in dsIsrrcalilr thiHgs tn Rnu,Hs
used to rnt the beetle II good while ago What lt,er
tastes these old Romans must have had.
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The seal can detect an enemy with i's nose. IT u
harmless while the shark ferocious animal but 1t
will not attack colored people, and they also
fishes they will swim away from body II
the person will make a great noise by shouting and
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15
VOLUME XIV.
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
H0UsE-THiRrY.FiRST DAY.
TUESDAY. Feb. 7tb, 1s82.
NIGHT SESSION.

House met. Mr.. Speaker Tison in the chair.
Mf. Montgomery, Of 0ktibbeba. rFeaa,,te i
Petition containing l43 names, from Okt;b-
oeaa county, 10 relation to temperance. To
COMMITTEES On Temperance
Tie question before The Heuse haieo ,,,.,
the amendment Of Nr. Williams q, ~
/ amer 4 n dment offered by the. committee. to 1T
No ~, incorporating the Georgia Paeifie
haliroad Company, the House resumed com
slderatlon OF the same
Mr. Frederick called flr The nv4vi4us,
tion. Sustained
on call Tor the yeas anl nays on tae
adoption OF toe amendment vas l9st nv ths
following vote Yeas 80, navs 81
Mr. Rees paired with Mr. Johasoa Of Frank
IN l.' 9r. johnson would have yoled nay aad
Mr. Rees offered the following amsndmep;
prSYided the prop riy OF said railroad eou.pa-
j shaIl De subject 70 the same rate OF taxa
a9a a the property Of citizens and tax pay
efso' tae various counties through which L
may run whenever the Legislature in its dis
eretion may : e proper TO exercise thai rigbt.
Laid on table
Sir. Buchanan, of Cbickasaw. moved ia
adept the amendment proposed by the com
'ai tee, which was carried.
Mr. sykes moved that the second amend
meat be ad0ptel aud called for tae previous
custom whien was sustained
Ar. Sykes moved the bill be considered en-
crossed and PIT upon its final passage and
cal ed for previous question which was
aimed, aud on cali for yeas and ays, the dill
passed by the following vote
Ar s-Messrs. Arms5ront 2, Berry Black.
vel, Boyer, buchanan, Of Chckasaw Burdine
Byrd, Coates, cJrtrighi, Davis, Dodds, Duck
worth, Edwards, Ervin. Field, Finley, Foues.
Cranberry, OF Hiuds. Handy. Harper, Hariow.
liarrelI, Heari, Hickman, Hart, Ivy. Ivy,
LYLE. Magruder Marshall, M4theson, MeBeath
Mccall, MeCool McKie, McRae MsSwiae
Aiellen, Mitchell, Montg gomery. of Bolivar
5fon gomery, Of Ostibbeha, Moss, Myers,
Hhode-, Rogers, Rose, Saunders, Shorter, Sim
mons, Smythe. stevens, Sfoue, Sykes, Trce,
WATSON. Watts, Whitney, Wise Wool, If 0ktib-
beha, Woods, Of Lasderdale,-6l.
NATs-Msssrs. Baukiaship Brown, Bufford,
g fnsfon Chapman, Crawford Griggs, dulIy,
,suyues johnson, OF Yalobusdd, Jones, Of Il
iasct e, Knox, McAfee, Moore Nabers, Noel,
P5stou. PoEe. Pfoyine Simpson, Turn pseed,
" lborn, Mr.. Speaker-23
III question was discussed with great
ability hy Messrs. Cameron, Noel and Rees:in
support of Mr.. WilliamSoH's amendment, and
bg Messrs Field. Heard, Rogers AMI Stone for
the blll Is it came from the senate
On motion, of M. Handy. a. 1890 P. NJ,
the House a1journed.
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sENATE-THIRTY-THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY. February 9, 1882.

IRuRsDA4s feUfuary y, looz.
Mr. Dalton moved that Messrs johnson,
Liddell aud Terry be added to the joint select
committee appointed to visit the A. and NJ.
College of Mississippi.
Mr. Neand moved to amend by adding
Messrs. Longiao Spears, Wilson, S. NJ. Roane,
Kyle and FitzeTerald.
The amen 1ment was lost and the motion of
Mr.. Dalton prevailed.
Ii. b. No. 10-An act to repeal the stock
law Of Warren county.
Mr.. Spears moved the bill be made the
special order of the day for Monday next.
Carried.
House messages were taken up and the fol-
lowing House bills read twice and referred
H. B. No. 32-An act to amend an act to in
corporate the town of New Albany, IN Union
county. To Committee on Claims.
III. B. No. lS6-An act 10 amend section 3,
chapter ~ Of the acts Of 1877, to create Board
of Pilot Commissioners for Saip island Har-
Dor and other purposes. To Judiciary Com
mittee.
H. g. No 454-An act to authorize the Board
of Supervisors Of Jefferson county to purchase
an iron safe. Tabled suhjectto call.
H B. No. 1Tl-An act for the further pratec-
tion OF sheep, and to encourage sheep raising
in Adams county in this State. TO COMMITTEES
on Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures
H. b. No. 423-An acktO remedy the loss oc-
casioned ~ the burning Of the Conrt House
and the law Office Of Young & Dalton. conta n
ing the records Of Union County. To Commit
tee on Claims.
n. B. No. 453-An act to prohibit the sale Of
vinous and spirituous liquors within one mile
.,f the Town OF Jamestown, In Coah0ma county
To Committee on Militia.
e. b No 450-An act TO protect the growing
crops in Claiborne county. To COMMITTEES on
Agriculsnre Commences and ManufLctures.
II. b No. 446-An act 70 supply the than
cerv and Circuit Clerks Offices Of GhockiaW
county with Mississippi Reports and other
books Passed.
H. B. No 467-An act to amend an act to
incorporate the town Of Seo0ha. To Commit
tee on Corporations
H. b. No. 449-An act to autharIzs the Board
81 Supervisors, oE Adams oounty. in this
State. and 10 regulate the salary Of the Goun-
" Superintendent Of Education il that cesln-
II, and for other purposes. 70 Committed On
Education
III b. No. 442-An act to anthaFize the
Board OF Supervisors ct Aleorn county t9
work and repair the public sroals Of sad
county By letting such work @ the lowest nsq-
der. 70 COMMITTEES on Unfinished Business
H B. Ma 493-An act ta prohibit the sale 0t
vinous or Fpir5tuans or malt Liquors within
Two miles 0l the lown Of narIetta Io Com
mittee on Corporations
=. B. 30. 4sIAn act To authorize the asses
ment ef the real estate Of Kinds county
during the year 1882 10 Committee on
Finance
4. B. No. s43 An aot 70 protect Agrienl-
tnra and to prevent swinN and essss from
rnnning At large il Hinds county ana q
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Mr. Blaakinship offered the following
amend BY adding after the word .'hlaek berries
Wild grApes or muscadines.' Adopted.
Mr. Blankinship offered the following
amend by adding he war3S blackberries iH
last line; the words wild grapes aud muska
dimes. Adopted
Mr. Watson offered the following. amend by
adding elder berries" adopted.
Mr. Mhite offered the following substitute,
which adopted.
Amend by riking out all after the enact
ing clause snd ins ring the following Amend
section 1923 Of the Revise Cole Of 1880 BY
/ inserting aier the word himse ( in the 4 h
line OF said section the following: Blackber-
/ fies, wild gaps, muskadiues, and elder bcr
fies. Recommitied 70 Hommuted Ways
and Means
By Mr. Handy
Resol Ell. That in view of the statement of
/ the Clerk OF this House tbat he Clerks Of this
j House are, Of necessity, eompelle 10 perform
I their usual work Sunday if the .turday
nj ght session is held, that from aud after thu
date no session be held on Saturday nighr
Laid over.
J R. No. Son repeiring aud refuraisbins
the Executive Mansion. Indefinitely post.
ponel.
Joint Resolution in regard to having the
gallery of the House supplied with chairs was
laid on he table subject to call
The CommitIee on Benevolent Institutions,
through their Chairman, Mr. McSwine, made a
/ lengthy &tku iaFoIa1te rep OF rue CaAuttt0h
and management of the public asylums
which was READ and r ceived, and motion
Of Mr.. McSwine. it was referred 10 Committee
on appropriations.
By Mr. McSwine: H. b. No 539-An act to
provide contingent fund tor the State BOARD
of II .al and OF Ter purposes. TO Committee
on Pablic Health aud Quarantine.
Reeeri o. the Sommlttee on Claims, through
their Chairman, Mr.. Bardine, was read and
received.
II. B. No. 29o-An act for the relief OF H. c
Power
Mr. Bnrdae moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee of the Whole for the
purpose of conside ing the report
H. B. No. 290: Mr.. Harper ia the chair)
Mr. fison moved that the COMMITTEES rise,
report progress, and recommend that it lie over
IN the table until the introdueer Of The bill re-
Urns. who is absent
Mr. White moved that the committee rise, |
report progress aud recommend its passage |
c rried, ami the chairman reported according |
" ana it WAS received.
Ar Burdine move that the bill be read |
third time ana put upen its final passage.
Carried and on call for yeas and nays the |
bill passeI by a vote of 8 yeas to nav.
H. B. No. 368-For the relief of w. VI, Stone
and G. Henderson OF Lauderdaie county. In
definitely postponed.
HB No 490-Entitled an act for the relief
IF j t. Boyd aud Mitchell Williams.
Mr. Bnrdine moved that the House resolve
It's self into Committee of the Whole for the
purpose If farthsr considering H. B. No 400.
Mr.. Harper in the chair.
Mr. Burdine moved that the COMMITTEES rise
md report the bill back with rec0mmenda-
ion that it lie on the table subject to call The
'eport was received.
On mot on the House adjourned At 10 Pm.
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HoUSE-THIRTY-THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY, February 9, 1882.

THURSDAY, EeDruary y, IooZ-
House met, Mr.. Speaker Tison in the chair.
Prayer by Rev Dir. Hunter, of jackson.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr.. Watts
from day to day.
The regular oratr being called, the report Of
the Ways and Means Committee was taken up
II B. No. l58--To amend sections No. oil,
902, 1857, 1853 and 2032 OF the Revised Code of
1880. Indefinitely postponed.
H. B. No. 2lU-For the relief and encourage
menf of planters, farmers and others in need OF
capital, TO be entitled an act amend section
497 Of the Revised Code of 1880, page l60. In
definitely postponed
IL. B. No. 2ll-An act to amend an act en-
titled an act in reiation % the rate of interest
section ILL., Revised Code of 1880, page 334.
indefinitely postponed.
H.sB. No 334-An act to amend sections 3l65,
and 3l6y, chapter 79 of the Revised Code OF
Mr. Norrel offered the following amend
mentto H. B. No. 334: Strike out the word
fifty and insert sixty
The Speaker appointed the following Select
Commits ee TO consider H B. No. 800, in refer
enee to FIRE insurance Messrs Wood, of Ok.
tibbeha, Griggs, Smythe. Berry and FaVre.
The chair announced that the hour appoint
ed for the consideration Of Fl. b. No. 13T-An
act TO encourage investments iB lands, the
raising of stock and diversity of agricul-
tural pursuits had arrived, and the amend :
meat BY Mr. Frederick Ito strike out all OF sec
tions and s in the bill was the first matter
before the House.
Mr.. Howry spoke in favor Of the amend
meut. Mr.. Blair against its adoption. Mr..
Sykes in the chair.
amendment, NJ. HoWry made motion 10
Pending the vote. Mr.. Wood, Of 0ktibbeha,
spoke favoring the amendment Mr.. Lyle
favored the amendment Mr.. Speaker Tison
made an able speech expressing his views IN
q aff n md nn1 n ha d.
ment.
Mr.. Buchanan. of Chiakasaw, addressed the
House. saying that he would vote for the
amendment and would v0.e against the pas
sage OF the whole bill.
MESSAGE From TIE GOVERNOR.
Pending further consideration message
Was received from the Governor by his Private
Secretary Mr.. j I. Harris, Notifying the
House that he had approved The following
bills, fo-wif
HB. No 45-An act for the enrolment Of
judgments in the Isl and Il districts Of the
county OF Chickasaw.
II. B. No. 40I-For the relief Of Miss KATE
Keehie, Of Marshall county.
H. b 425-An act fe further define what
shall Be a lawful fence in the county OF VIII
kinson and 10 prevent swine from running g
Iar4e in said county.
H. b Eo. 46-.An act 10 amend section $40 of
the Revised Code Of 1880.
H B No. 305-An act to incorporate New
Prospect Church, III Union county. and 70
prevent the sale Of intoxicating liquors within
the limits of four miles Of said church.
IL B. No. 1e9-An act 70 authorize the
Board Of Supervisors in Jasper county %
hold their meetings On the first Mdnaay u
each month.
HB No 143 d at making a. apBEopria-
ffon ST s. 90 f0r the inimsdiate wants ot the
A. and II. eoll
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NIGHT SESSION.
W WEDNESDAY, February s, 1892.
Mr.. Speaker Tisou in the Chair
Roll called. Quorum present.


Roll called. Quorum present.
Mr. McSwlne called up ). b. No. l42-An
act for the settlement Of all controversies and
litigation between the State and the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad Company and
IN we'd that il be referred to Committee on
Railroads, aud it was 50 referred,
By Mr. Wood, OF Okdbbeha: III. b. No. 500
-An act entitled an act for the better re gala-
tioa OF the business of fire insurance aud for
the protection If the citizens of this State in
IN air aaGngs with FIRE insurance companies.
Mr.. Woods moved that II be referred to a
special committee ef ive. Carried.
B Mr.. Buchanan, of Chickasaw: Fl. B. No.
5l0-An act 10 amend section 1873 Of the Re-
yised Code of 1870, in relation TO the lien of
mechanics. To Judiciary Committee.
BY MIR. Frederick: II. b. No. 5l5-A bill en-
titled an act to amend section 1907 of the Re
vised Code of 1890, IN relation to tri IL Of cases
in Circuit Courls. To Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Hurt: H. B. No. 5l3-An act TO
amend section 585 of the Rev sed Code of 1880,
in relation TO Public Revenue To Committee
on WAYS and Means.
By Mr.. Hurt H. B. No. 512-An act to
amend section 1856 OF the Revised Code oil 1880
so 8 TO prescribe term within which persons
elected to fill vacancies in county offices
shall qualify. To Judiciary Committee.
By Sir. Armstrong; Il. B. No. 5l4-An act
requiring the Board of Supervisors to care
fully examine all work let out by contract
after its completion b fore the same is
DlIA t0f. 10 G0LuL0lbtSe Oh ,NgAuHbN AudlFss
By Mr.. Frederick: II. b No. 5ll-A bill to
be entitled aR act TO amend section 1915 chap
ter 50 Of the Revised Code Of 1850.
By Mr. williamson
Where's, 1t is the duty of Representatives
to guard the rights and protect the interest Of
every class of our citizens upon an equitable
basis; and
Whereas, Chartered rights conferred by
the Legislature upon corp lratious affect the
interest OF ourentire people; and
Whereas, Every means of information
concerning such charters should be afforded IL e
Representatives of the people, that they NAV
cast their votes intelligently and understand
ingIy; therefore be il
Resolved, That all railroad corporations or
companies asking charters OF this Legislature
be- and they are hereby required to have
printed for the use of m mbeTs at least two
hundred and nifty copies of such proposed
charters To Committee on Railroads.
On motion, at s p. NJ, the House 9djourned.
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sIr. Spesker in his remarks, and spoke a
length on the main question
Dir. Buchanan Of Chiekasew, moved TO in
definitely postpone the bill and the amend
msat and called for the previous question
which Was sustained
division of the question being called for
tie vote Eas taken On the motion to postpone
tie amendments
On call FOR yeas and nays it was lost ny
the following vote.
YEAs-Messrs. Armstrong atkinson, Blair,
Blaneatnship. Bourne, Boyer. Bachanan, OF
CAiekasaw, Byrd. Coates DoWner, Duck
Warzh, Edwards, Ferguson, of unica g b.
soa, Cranberry, OF Kinds Greaves, Gaynes.
Handy. Harper, Hurt, Ivey, Jobnsoa, OF
lasoeusha Jones' OF Smith, Levy, Magruder
McA ee. Mitchell, Montgomery. of Madison
Moss, Pope, Poston, Proyine Turnipseed,
Natliugfan. Watson Whitney-3S
NAYs-Messrs. Askew, Ayres, Berry.
Brown, Baford, Burdine, Cameron, Chapman,
Goilins, G1ftrsght, Crawford Davis Dodds
Elmer, Erwin Field. Finley. Fcules, Fred
erack, Ora nberry, If Desoio, Graggs, Gully.
Harlow, Harreh, Hickman, Howry, IDgr,
Jones. Of LAFAYETTE, Knox, LYLE. Marshall
Matitlson, McBeath, Mecall. McCallum, Me-
Cool, Nolan s, NcKie, MeLain. Mellen
Moore, Myers, Nabers, Norrell, Powe, Rees,
Rholes, RodHan, Rose, ShorEer. Simmons,
simpson, Smythe. Stevens, Sfoyall, Terra
Friee, Relborn, Williamson, Wood, of Uktib
Mr. Sykes ana Mr.. Noel were paired. Mr.
Sykes would have yofed aye to Mr. Noel no.
Mr. MeSWiue and Mr.. Stone were paired
Mr.. MeSwIne would nave yoted aye and Mr..
Stone no.
Tne next question being the iulefnite
postPenement of the bill, IL was carried by
vote oi 81 vase to A6 nays
MIR. Sykes AMI Mr.. Noel were paired. Mr.
Noel won d have voted no aud Mr.. Sykes aye
On motion the House adjourned at l:20 P. NJ
Nore.-The following is the full text of the
amendment offered by Dir. Noel on Taesday
might to the bill chartering the Georgia Pacific
Railroad Company:
Amend the first section by adding after the
last word in said section the fol owing:
Provided, That nothing contained in this
act sha ever be held to vest any such power
IN The corporation her in created as to sTe-
vent the people offhis State from guarding by |
Iast and reasonable Legislation against said |
corporation making exfortionate rates of |
fr~lghts or passenger rariff or unjust and nm
egsonabe diseriminat tions against person or /
places.
Mr.. Noel moved its. adoption. Lost.
NIGHT SESSION.
TUESDAY,. Feb 8. 1882.
Mr. Speaker Tison in the chair. Roll call,
quorum present.
Leave of absence granted to Mr.. McRae
rom day to day.
Mr.. Harrell moved that the House adjourn to
enable the members to attend the exhibition
,iven by the pupils OF the Blind Asylum.
On ctil for a div ision the motion prevailed
On motion the House adjourned at 745 P. NJ
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By Mr. Jones. Of Smith; r.. b. No 57l-An
act to prevent the encgmbering hr Deed Of
trust or otherwise, the land exempt from sale.
Committee
The Rule being suspended Mr.. Whiie called
IN the resolution offered yesterday. IA. IO.h
INST by Mr.. Handy, In references 20 Dispensing
with Saturday uigat ssions, which was
adootei.
On mo'ien Of Mr.. MeAFe' "a, House al.
ionrned 40 5 ?. "
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IL publishing the resolutions adopted
by meetings in Carroll county, endors
ing the course Of Representatives Viii
Hanson and Turniaseed, we will beper-
mitted to add that however wide may
be the differences Of opinion upon the
questions referred to, all will eoncede
that they have been actuated by a sense
of public duty. Ii will, doubtless, be
gratifying to the Representatives them
selves to be assured that they are faith
fully rejecting the will of those who
sent them.
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The exemptions for a series of years
of the capital employed by actual i'm
migrants, including land, teams, farm
ing implements, ETC, is too important a
consideration to be overlooked in shap-
ing a policy for the development of the
resources Of the Safe. It will not do
in granting exemptions to overlook the
claims Of the bard working tillers of
the soil, who are the real producers of
wealth.
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The discussion IN the House Tuesday
night was interesting. We have heard
the elaborate Gyuments of Messrs.
Cameron, of Laaderdale and Stone, of
Washington, on tae railroad bill, COM
mented upon very favorably. They
were able and delivered with fine effect.
The speeches Of Messrs. Noel, Field
Rees and Heardae also complimented
for their ability.
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The apportionment bill under con-
sidsration in Congress. Nd progress has
been made, and it is though the bill of
the committee will be deteatd.
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THE Iowa Legislature hal before it a
bill which proposes the deation of a
new elective State oficerI 1.-The secre-
tary of Industry-tob be aIthe head of
the State AgricuIturl Sodety, and of
the industrial aflairof tLb Safe gen
orally
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-02-15

The Virginia Senate Yesterday oy
q vote Of % to 9, passed to engross-
ment the bill abolishing the whipping
post.
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SENATOR LoaAS's bill p appropriate
the internal revenue from the whisky
tax as an educational fund IS tavorably
commented on by the pres1
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WE note a wrangle in Washington
over the Jackson Post Ofic3 1t is not
Democratic fight, but il il iue to Mr..
Mckee to say that his admi stration Of
the Office Is entirely aeceH Hlble to the
community.
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SENATOR EDAUSDs' anti-polygamy
b;u leoitimizes alt children born of Nor
mon marriages before January |, 1883.
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in the past.

III ~ M ] -'TsI0-5 0T7VVINI JITF FIVgUs,
monopolies and sntralization are the
order of the day. The privileged orders
are dancing while the people pay the
fiddler.