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National Republican., 1882-02-15
United States Marshaps Sale.

by virtue of a writ OF her fncas issued out OF
the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia aud to me directed L will
sell Mt public sale, for cash at the Court House
door Of said District, on SATURDAY, the dth day Of
March, 1882 Mt IL o'clock all the right, title, cIlm
interest OF the defendant in aud TO the following
described properly, to wit; Lots Nos. q and 5, In
square north Of square No. $50. In the city of Wash
ingon, said District together with all and singular
the improvements thereon levied upon as the prop
erty ofthe defendant Marx Young TO satisfy ENecl-
ton No . a at law In favor of the Citizens National
Bank.
@. E. HENRY,
United States Marshal,
THOMAS BOWLING,
Eafe AV.fl
National Republican., 1882-02-15

Oscar Wilde and Sullivan, the lghteF being in
ChiC6ro at the same time, are regarded as the lily
ana the squash, and the Journal speaks Of them rs
the TWO luspshers.
National Republican., 1882-02-15
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DE-. E C. WEsT's NEHyE AN d BRAIN rREArMRHE
n specific Tor Hyateria. Dizziness, Convulsons Ner
vOus Headache Mental Depression, Loss Of Memory,
Spermatorrhea lmpotencyt Involuntary Emissions
Premature Old Age caused by oyer-eKertlon, self
abuse overndulgence, which leads 10 misery, de-
cay and death. one box will cure recent cases. Each
box, six boxes for five dollars. sent by mail pre-
paid receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes
any case With each ordaT received by us for six
boxes. accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee To return the
money II the treatment does not effect cure Guar
antees issued by STOr'r & CROMWELL, 4S0 Penn
sylvnnia avenue, WashingtOn, D. O., wholesale and
retail agents Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. Ocs-ly
~ ENTLEnIEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
eases by consulting llr LEON, 81 lr. Rv. Prescrip
tlons and advice Tree ofany charge whatever nO2
StURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia Ia all lis
Stages also for Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma ana
all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs and the oIiy
Is q preparation of BAISAM OF TOLU, RoTK
CANDY, MA0NESIA, and other medicinnls bene-
fetal In above Diseases the basis being the purest
Rice and Rye Whskies, harm ess ana very pleasant
at 81 per quart bottle The etrade supplied AT liberal
BARBoOR q HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
Wholesale grocers, solo agents for this city. Henry
manufacturers and proprieiofs. deel-ly
CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE FREE ON IsNLA RG.
ing the SIZE of parts OF the form. male female
Address ERIE MED. CO., box 6iS, Buffalo, N, Y.
oc2sly
nR. LEON, THE OLDEST FsTABLISHED AND
IL most reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
be consulted daily AZ % Pennsylvania avenue, from
larities quickly cured Prompt treatment Separate
rooms for ladies. no2
National Republican., 1882-02-15

LIVERY DESCRIPTION oF:PRINTINd
Il AT REASONABLE RATES
AT TILE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
Commercial Printing
specially ut THE NATIONAL REPumIcAN Job
National Republican., 1882-02-15
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MEN.

II you have failed 10 receive proper treatment in
cases OF Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Impotency, Premature Decay, Weak ness,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Reliability &C. send two stamps
Tor our new book,
"THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical aud Surgical Institute
ia5-iy III East Fifteenth street New York.
National Republican., 1882-02-15
ron RENT-Furnisbed Rooms.

S11 z STREET NoR,rnw :. to5,T; 2 FOR 4IsNT--
lransients, sisi per day. fei5ets
OOS STREET NoRTHwBsT-I THfRD
900 story Front Room, handsomely FURNISHED
h0uAntln tApOauIe lNA1ot----
nInK sTREET-FoR RENT-oNE or TWO
OfO pleasant Furnished Rooms. fel3-9t.
1nT1 STREET. NORTHWEST, AN ELE-
IOll giant south Front Room, Hrst floor, CRATE
1910 VERMONT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il q II - Rooms, with or Without Board. fel3 sc
121A STREET SogEnwi;sT 1T,l :. gErwEEIN
month, with Boardi frstclass house and good loca-
15O3 yE,RMoET AyEMTnEA SS G9MToRT SI,E
out Board, at reasonable rates. felSSte
EoR RENT-wELL FURNISHED PARLoR,
m Boy sSsa sa Snq o as ssi
street northwest, second door from Pennsylvania
avenue fei53t~
EoR RENT-AT g9o X STREET NoRTuwHST-
hot aud cold water gas and furnace beatj gentleman
preferred; references. fel55t+
I1NoR NT-FURNIsH ED ON UNFURNIsHRD
II Rooms, at No. $40 Thirteenth street northwest.
felb-3tt
JTNFuRNIsHED AND FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ with Table Board convenient TO lines OF cars;
also Table BonrderS accommodated. 1n II street
northwest. fei5as
ONE LARGE ROOM AND ONE HALL ROOM.
modern
nlmnprovenents; eonyenlent 20 Government Printing
onlcc. Address r. b., ltepublican Office. fei4-ate
FSohhENTL,FgRNIslIED IT., OR RUNFuRNIsHED,
house 6 Tee orRWest bay S WINDOW SSc eSeS 81
NOT lor housekeeping fei43ts
HANDsoNE FURNISHED PA ARLoR AND BED
De rSSd va ''cS can az ~ 9Ssn sRsf
street northwest. feii3tf
Tor hENT.--Isi5 II STREET NORTHWEST
~ Finely furnished Rooms on frst second, and
Members COugrpeq
others. fei+st+
EQR RENT-A SMALL. DEMONSTRATION
or n gentleman. nj go New Yorleavenue. 1l-Sts
E1oH RENT-A LARGE wELL-FURNISHED
hented gas, hath DC; price, ~; reference required
NO. ilil q street northwest feIi-Ht
EURNIsHED FRONT ROOMS AND TABLE
y hoard; convenient 70 four lines of cars go New
YORK avenue feiI6t%
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE
~ or en- suite with arstclass Board; Table Board.
House eV0nn0o'o al id street. opposite feissis SSI''
PooMs FOR RENT-BOARD HEAT. AND0As
~ also Transient Rooms; at No. 100 street north
Ield-at-
TOR RENTS ROOMS. NICELY FURNIsHED,
~ ~ IN snite or slnge rent moderate. 2i Thirteenth
EoR RENT-PARTIALLY FURNISHED PAR.
.Or. 1ay @lnuow. C-- el&In street northwest ESe
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms
H'oN i-iV AGPhONED PARTIES, TWO
- new and beautiful Communicating Rooins, Sec
ond hoor; bath aud water closet same 1oor. APP
ply at ls2a Eleventh street northwest. feI5-af
Tor RENT p UNFURNISHED SECOND.
story Rooms; delightful location with strictly
prlVhte lamly of two no children; terms moderate.
l1uE fourteenth street northwest feii-3tH
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A LADY OR GENTLEMAN CAN SECURE A
"A position In n Department by addressing with
real name and references SALARY, Republican
Office. feii-3tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, IN
WI sums 10 suit, real estate security. W. w.
DANENHoWER a SON, 1919 street northwest.
feio-tf
VXTANTED IMMEDIArELY-A PURCHASER
w for u Position and Interest in an
ESTABLISIED AND PAYING BUSINESS
In Baltimore; salary, sl,2D per year cash, or i'm
proved city proDerty In exchange. Address LOUIS,
Republican office. ieg6tt
National Republican., 1882-02-15
CHIROPODISTS.

U5EFUL FEET, Sce-
Relief without pain In few minutes. Hard and
son Corns, Bunons, Club and IngrOwlng Nails, Chill
hlanH, Vascular Excresccnces aud oth0r complaints
OF the feet successfully treated at DIR. WHITES
Chiropodial Establishment, i4l0 Pennsylvania ave
nue. opposite WillRrds Hotel. Hours, a. M. 20 p
m. Esahllshed In Washington, ID, C., In 1861. Pat
roniAed by the elite OF the world. Fee q per visit
for putting the feet in order Jals
j. j. GEORGES,
Chiropodlst, Anatomist, aud Manulscturer Of Fine
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS and bhOltA
Under National Hotel
CoTns, Bunlons, aud lngroNing Nails 6e., pertnA-
nently cured. Lasts nadeto order and preserved for
CuAtoInerA sOg3
,,,.,,, a. =, :, :, =. =, -, -,
National Republican., 1882-02-15
PROPOSALS.

IDRoPoSALS FOR ELEVATOR.
il OFFICE BuILDISO
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHIH0ToS ID. G., Feb. ., 1852.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering, aud
putting Ia place Hydraulic Nerilcal-Cylnder Pas;
senger Elevator OF high speed for the North Wing Of
the Building foe state, War, and Navy departments.
IN this city viii be RECEIVED Of this office until y
o. 'si0ck m Of March L. 1852 aud opened Immediately
thereafter, IN presence OF bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions TO bidders, aud
blank forms of proposal Will be furnished 10 estRh-
shed builders Of hydraulic elevators ON application
70 this ofiice. - -
TIOS LINCOLN CASEY,
fel06t Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of Engineers,
National Republican., 1882-02-15
WANTED-Rnnlns.

Wy ANrED-BY a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w 2 Communicating Rooms tfurnished) one
good sized one, with open CRATE southern exposure,
with or without Board; no children; location north
west. Address y. ", Republican office, stating
terms aud locality. ielL3te
VXTANTED-A CoMFORTA I.Y-FURNISHED
w Room, with or without Board and storage room
for a tricycle.; In private family; location north
west; terms moderate. rent prompt. Address
PERMANENT, Republican Office fel33te
National Republican., 1882-02-15
BOARDING.

MEALS SERVED TO RESIDESCFsS - GOOD
IVA Board at moderate rates; persons desiring Board
will please send address to CATERER, 2O2 l. street
or 90 MasSachnsetts avenue northwest. fei5-3tS
I NJ. PERREARDS FRENCH HOTEL AND
81 Restaurant; private dining hrst-class Ia
Ion. sos aud 5OS Fourteenth street. la;s3m
TINHETREMoNT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than my hotel In the city; the halls
and passages are heated with steam, the rooms
new and well furnished and the table Is second to
Transient rates. s. 90 and 3, per day; monthly,
s25 go, Sl5 and ktO se10
National Republican., 1882-02-15
WANTED-HOuses.

wv ANTED - A O OR 7.ROOM HOUSE CON-
w venient to street cars: rent must be moderate
Address with full particulars, H. A. c., Republican
office. fCiI
National Republican., 1882-02-15


w ANTFp5-too. YOuNG LADIES FOR THE
productiun Of Kinhiey's Black crook. cnil az
II o'clock fe5H
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
to,i :, n3gssworki drd must have references Appyat
" " 't'.s' i'vililW's's leli9t---
WANTED IMMEDIATELY AN ExPERI.
as nufs r@GeS one s"S %ns Tss @ Whit s &
No $40 second street southeast feiIat
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL no ASSIST IN
rnrsrGgn1n general H,osewofk lou, no washing % IN must hay. have
northwest, after V p m. fel4at
| WANTED-A TRUTHFUL. HONEST, RELIA-
w PIE, active woman TO take care Of baby eleven
and " O'clock nj 1901 street. feitae
NVANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w w Honscwork; must be a good cook; family small
VEST sseS asa is SRs "a 9 Srts e 2SIsu
"ANTED--A NEAT AND TIDY wHrfEsEH.
Nv want Girl for general housework in a small
sa sreS sSns sSiaos Slhss need apply good wages
WANTED D-Help-MaIe.
pRINTEH wANTEp-sING1E Man lsonED'
steady Ggc work w9R dS h @se4 IN y ST Sq.
Alexandria. Va. fel5lstt
XxTANTED a rHoRoUH PASTRY COOK;
~, also Roy walt on table, &c Apply nt is1
hu uect norlnNesl, leliot-
yANTED-A WHITE BOY, AGE Is no d
w years % wait on door and make himself gener
ally nsolnl. No ol3 Thirtecnh street northwest SSe
WANTED-SituatiOns--Female.
w an, situation a. childs or infSnts nurse Vn eau
give beat city references. Address HART, lao North
earollnn avenue gouihoast feib-att
WANTED PLACE DY a WHITE WOMAN
w ns Nurse or General Housework Address go
street sOuthcast. feii-ae
w ANTED-BY A NEAT SEA MISTRESS. SEW.
Il prerf s % OUT M %ddTe S IEs
EVANS, il9 L street northwest. ies6t
WANTED-S -Situations-Male.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG sCorCIIMAN, 4
menti reference and security given. Address +. K.
A. NJ, Republican o1ice. feI5stt
WILL GIVE sicO FOR a GOVERNMENT PO-
Wv sition Wy a young man Address ANXIOUS.
Republican office. fel5stt
POSITION. As SECRETARY TO A
f"fSr s M oy &dd di1Ra GS 65s fSE'RS
publican office. fel5tie
UyANTED-BY A PR ACTICAL PRINTER THE
~ man, ,mualagement G OF newspaper ANYWHERE 10 the
Address PIONEER Republican office fel4stf
STuATGoN wANTED--BY A CoLoREp MAN,
references ven Apply at o No II Iohnsons Row be-
tween aud L aud Fourth aud Fifth streets. feii3tt
UTANTEB-BY a. Yor%G CoLoRED Roy, A
w place IN private family to make himself useful
Address GS2 New Norl, avenue feltSts
A YOUNG MAN ANDwIFE WISHES A PLACE
IA In some small family; man to drive coach or
lcan Office feit3ts
w yANTED-SHoRTHAND WRITING DONE
w Tor Senators or Members, at their convenience;
committee rooms or homes work revised and writ
ten In hest style. Address DON, Republican Office
fel3latt
VIZ ANTED-ssOO WILL DE GIVEN FOR AN
w appointment, to either q Departmental Clerk
shin or 10 be Assistant AsSayor at any U. S. mint
Address AsSAYER, Republican Office. fe9e*
WANTED : SHORTHAND ENGAGEMENTS,
w from to 10 O'Clock 2. M; plain copying: n few
pupils taken Address G. j., Republican office 3li2tF
National Republican., 1882-02-15

TJ,HE ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION COMPANY
have opened their new place at
s27 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post Office.
Little Chickens matched daily by their Large In.
cubators.
Fine Specimens of Fancy Poultry on exhibition
ana for sale
Admission, only 10 cents
Children. cents foi0
National Republican., 1882-02-15
TURKTsH BATTIs.

NUEw TURKISH BATU CDR. BovEEs),
IN l4i7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Large Pool;
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday Open from til 10; Saturday la.
Bsths, o.; six tickets $40 DR.. H. L. BoVEe Flee
triciAn. oc20ly
National Republican., 1882-02-15

IJ1OR SALE OR RENT--A MODERN BRICK
u Dwelling furnished; with or without t0l acres
Address MRS IL. A. KILBoURN. Jessupg, Mary
land fei3i2tA
National Republican., 1882-02-15
EDUCATIONAL.

NTEw METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING -
IN Mons DE WolowsiErs shortest and best new sys-
tenn, saving years OF practice, for operas concert,
and parior receptions nom 10 to IL 5ls sixth street
northwest. feIl-6ts
National Republican., 1882-02-15
FOR SALE--Houses.

NOR SALE-NEAT TwO-sToRY HOUSE, IN
II northwestern sections; z rooms; bath, gas, aud
CoTT& ca, corner Twentieth and streets north
west. fel43ta
National Republican., 1882-02-15
'WANTED-Help-MaIe.

DRINTER VVANTED-SINGLE MAN go oBER);
Il one who drinks need not apply; low wages, but
steady work. Address PRINTER care Postmaster,
Alexandria Va. fplb,tf
National Republican., 1882-02-15

WANTFD-iO0 YOU SO LADIES FOR THE
w production OF Klntlioys Black Crook Cnll at
SSttnge Door National Theatre, Thursday morning at
National Republican., 1882-02-15

w ANTED--BY A SETTLED COLoRED WON
w M, n situation Childs or infants Nurse
give hea, city references. Address HART ilG North
Carolina gOutlcngt
National Republican., 1882-02-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ANTED-BY A YOUNG sCoTCIIdAN, A
w position ne Watchman some light employ
A, NJ, RcDutllcan ofIice. faItSfS
National Republican., 1882-02-15

w ANTED-BY A NEAT SEA MISTRESS. SEW
w iug Mt home; has experience In underwear aud
drossinakng II preferred will 10 out. Address Miss
EVANS, tlg l. street northwest. ieS6t
National Republican., 1882-02-15
SsARDI GRAS,

Tickets will be on sale at the above points February
H. H. and 5. Good to return tll March H. inclusive
The ordinary limits applicable to straight tickets be,
tween the respective points will be applied to these
tickets. A. POPE
feIi-2t General pessnnrer Arnni
National Republican., 1882-02-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wy AETED-A WHITE hoy, AGE I2 no u
w years TO wait on door and make himself gener-
ally nsoful. No 6l3 Thrtecnth street northwest ~ 9e
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01
A Book By 4 Mississippi Lady.
TAHoE: or LIFEIN CALIFoRNIA BY Ms
SALIIE b MORGAN

/ TAHOE; OK LIFE IN CALIFORNIA By Miss
SALIE B. MORGAN.
4 A copy of this book is on our table.
Its author is Miss Sallie B. Morgan, Of
Greenwood. Mississippi. Miss Morgan,
is the daughter Of the late DR.. j. B
Morgan, who is well remembered by the
older citizens Of jackson as a prominent
physician Of the city. She is the grand
daughter Of Gen. Gideon Fitz, who was
surveyor general Of Mississippi when a
territory Clinton, Kinds county, is
the place of her nativity. Hence, she
is a Mississippi woman BY all the ties Of
ancestry and association. So much for
the au'horess. The work shows her to
be a woman of rare and brilliant talents.
Here is a notice from the Christian In.
dex and South Western Baptist,
which is as deserved, as its source is I'M
partial. It saysin better style, what we
would say after perusing the book
In this romance she has given full play tol
fertile and plant faneyi hes dellnera-
tions Of California scenery are vivid and full
of local color her plot is well managed
securing the interest Of the reader in the
development of the character and fate o.
the heroine. and Of those intimately con-
nected with hes. The contrast of love and
bate, OF duplieity and candqF, Of brutal vice
and enaobting virtue, are made With skill
full hand and a faithful conception. Thei
peculiarities OF California life, the spirit OF !
its peculiarly original saalety, and the flne
of its natural scenery, are ele- |
ments sufficiently prominent to make /
Tahoe" book that vii be pernsed with /
pleasure 81 the lovers Of literature Of this
kind.
The following further description Of
the book is by gentleman Of cultivated
literary taste whose name il we were per
mitted to use it, would AID weight to
what he hss written
The book is 50 true tc nature that it viii ind
m cello in eyery heart. The story IS well con
seived and easily understood, containing
nothing unnatural 1t is ennis emily neral and
exceedingly entertaining But the erswning
beauty of the work is the last chapter. The
Inscription Of Tahoe has never been surpassed.
Il lays befeFa Tue reader a vivid word picture
II tile wonderful iakas. Word painting is
liffeult undertaking, yet The celarings in the
;baptsr. are SO delieately applied, thai it
would seen that getnre herself hal held the
,rasA Net since iae days 81 Washington
rving have reality ana fancy been 80 beauti-
ully enterwoyen.
The book will be on sale in short
iaaa, and We advise all who wish to en-
oy one Of The most readable works of
he day to purchase 1t.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01
psnsionlng a. maxlean war VeIer-


Ii another column We have printed
communication from 4 Mexican va
veteran on the subject Of pensions fo
the soldiers who fought in the war viii
Mexico. Tie United States Govern
ment is paying out large sums as pen
sions to the Union soldiers Of the lat
war. 40 complaint Is made against tn
policy Of pensioning the UnioI
soldiers, though By many it i believed
that sixty millions of dollars year i
an extravagant sum. and that means
ought to be devised to prevent the
frauds that are being perpetrated under
the system. When the questions IN
volved in the late war were decided BY
the sword against the South, her people
accepted the conditions in good faith.
One of these conditions was the payment
of pensions to the soldiers of the vic.
torious side. A resolution is pend
ing in the United States Senate
declaring that the arrears of the pen.
sion act which involves the payment Of
untoled millions ought not to be repeal
ed. To this resolution. Mr. Butler, Of
South Carolina. has offered an amend
ment, that Congress pass law granting
pensions to the .'needy and disabled sol
diers of the Mexican war" We would
put the resolution in the form of a posi-
tive statute, with the words NEEDY and
disabled" omitted. The comparatively
few surviving soldiers of the Mexican
war should all be pensioned no matter in
what State they reside. They perform
ed grest service to their country.
They covered its flag with imperishable
glory. They avenged the insulted
honor of the country. They secured
indemnity for the past and security for
the future. They acquired an empire
of territory, broad in its possessions and
rich beyond estimate in mines of the
precious metals and of agricultural
products. Out of this territory
wealthy and prosperous States have
been carved, and Others are in progress
of development It is burning shame
that this great government with
holds from the soldiers who won
all this glory and achieved all this
wealth for the common country,
the pensions to which they are
entitled. We would be glad if the Mis-
sissippi Legislature, remembering the
distinguished part which Mississippi
bore in these achievements would do
something to quicken the sense of jus
tice of those who have control of the
government and accelerate the move
ment for the discharge of the obligation.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01
Gen. John Anthony Quitnaan on the
Elective judiciary system


The Constitution which VS. super.
eeded BY the one that was framed
under military supervision for Missis
sippi in 1868, secured to the people tie
right to elect their Judiciary. The
change to an elective system had been
strenuousIy eombatted BY many Of tie
best citizens of the State, who had is
welfare sincerely at heart Among this
number, may be mentioned, Gen. John
4. Quitman, who has left his impress
upon the history of the country by bis
distinguished services on the bench, in
the legislative halls Of the State and
Union, in the Executive office, and on
the tented field. He contemplated the
adoption Of an elective judiciary system
with the gravest apprehensions. In an
address published in his own earnest and
ferYid style heg gave his reasons for oppos
ing the system, and INDUCED his proph-
ecies Of the evil consequences that
would result. But the people, wiser
then the men who assumed to lead them,
embodied in their Constitution the cleo
/ tive feature, and long before the illustri-
/ Gus Quitman had been gathered to his
i fathers, it had been tried and success
t fully yindicated. Under its actual op-
Grafton, the opposition gradually faded
away, and at the time it was overthrow
BY the bayonet for the present un-demo-
cratic method, there was no voice raised
against it in the State. The post event
ual prophets who stood ready to wag
their heads and upbraid the early and
+ fast advocates of the reform, did not have
the pretext for doing so. The elective
/ judiciary was d success. Among those
who came forward to testify that they
were wrong in their original opposition
to the measure, was the same John
/ Anthony Quitmap whose earnest APP
peals had been heard against it. We
sabjoin his reply to an inquiry as to
how it he'd worked. Gen. Quitman
said
/ .sAt The time of the adoption Of the system
IN Mississippi n 1882, | opposed it as a new
( and hazardous experiment; no. that doubted
I The capacity or intel iigeuo" Of the people, but
+ that feaged the judiciary would be TOO much
Influenced hy sudden popular excitement.
/ Fhe experience and abserg4iien Of Twelve
I yezrz have, however convinced ne AMI many
athers. vino were opposed TO the experiment,
that our fears were not well founded; and, so
far our sys en- has not been attend ID with any
Of the .rions evils Which were apprehended. J
nave looked upon It's operation IN our STAT
/ for Twelve gears with peculiar interest, and
from Hlg turner oppos'ssH 10 the MEASURE 'glt4
9at ana bias and caaaor coaapeiS ne 70 say thai
+ nes5 regard a as the best 1gode Of selecting
jt13iciaE 0gz6sFs,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01
constitnttonal Convention.


THE resolution Of Dir. Montgomery,
Of Bolivar. to call a Constitutional Con
vention, is the regular order for Non
day. The expense of the convention
will be fully mpansated in two years
by the reforms that such hssgy would
institute. Viewed from . party stand
point, the measure il desirable. Il will
be the means &c submitting at once to
the fael arbitrament Of the sovereign
people several Important issues that
haYe doomed up qminoaslY and 4hieh,
if not seftlad by an authoritative ex-
preston from them, msg result II seri-
Gus divisions in future elections.
TIE grand jury 81 tie District Of Co
lumbia has found indictments against
the followinug Star route eonspiraters:
Thos j, Brady, Ex-senator Stephen
w. Dorsey his brother, ] ". Dorsey
his private secretary, si G. Berdell !;
Mr. John G. Miner, of tie firm 81 AliEnr.
vole q Co. Capt W II Turner,
formerly clerk n the fostoIfee De
and Nj. J. W. Peck, brosh-I
e la-lav Of Ex-senator Dorsey. "a the
ease Of s. r. Brown. ] +. French, +
P. Little, T. " yoIe ana = San-l
derson. whose names have been con-
nected With the SlsY-Foule transactions.
and some Of whom haye already been
belore tie court Of the United States
Commissioner
Its 70 Be hoped. for the sake of IS
ice that when the trial Of these con-
ipiritors commence their silent partners
VII Be dragged from tEeir hiding places
nd put % the pilory lor public eefn
8 point its anger