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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03
THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1884,.
COUNTY REPUBLICAN, CON-
VENIION,
HEADQ'R'T's Co. REP. Cen. Con-.


HEADQ'R'T's Co. REP. Cen. Con-. J
GuNNIsoN, Colo, July 31,1S82. !
By order OF the County Republican
Central Committee, there Will be a
county convention held at Gunnison
at 10 a. m, on Tuesday, August, IS,
1882, for the purpose of electing
eleven delegates to the State Republi-
can convention at Denver, Sept. Ia,
1882, and for the selection of fourteen
delegates to the Republican Judicial
convention at Silverton, August 10Th.
The several precincts will be entitl-
ed to representation as fixed by the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03
COLORADO IRON WORKS

Easi;ic', Boilers, Rail-
way Cast sud Wrought
work. B; iigc work, Il, its
and Bolt M,.s, Building
work, &c. Our mara,
fact''re. Of Mining Ma.
cEincry cmb: ace every
kiMd OF machine and
appliance forthe mining
and reduction of p-os.
Wo have had an ex-
rei'iciice Of ma!a than
twenty Years i'll tho
manufacture Ami practi-
"a! !o;ioTH;iJu Of mining
machine,y in Colorado
and the Rel g!lllof!ns
States and Territories.
Our facilities are
supe'ipr TO those Of any :
manutactury in the
Vest, our works having
been recently rebuilt.
greatly enlarged and
completely equipped.
We invite the invesii-
CATION Of mine owuers
and mill meu seeking
machinery.
We can furnish, en
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03
REPUBLICAN SSA7E CON-
TEN7ION.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE

uEApoUARTERS OF TIE
EtHCpL!cAx S!ArE CENTRAL CoMMIT!EE
DENVER, July q, 1882
lnPa1suance Of the action Of the Republican State
central Committee, convention of the Republican
party of Cooradoi hereby called to meet at Denver on
Thursday, September IA, 1882 at 10 o'clock a. m fo,
the purpose OF nominating candidates for the yariou,
offices to b! filled by election on Tuesday Novsmbc
!. 1859, as follows:
One Representative in the Forty eighth Congress.
Ono Judge Of the Supreme Court
One Governor.
One LieutanaDt- Governor.
Que Secretary of State.
One State Treasurer.
One Auditor Of State.
Cne Attorney General.
One Superintendent Of Publ, I1s:rretion.
Two Regents Of the University
The several counties Of the State will be entitled Il
representation, ixei by the committee as follovs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03

There are quite number OF candi-
dates for the position of Secretary of
State. but there are none whom the
RssTf7o would like eto see occupy that
important position more than our fel-
low-townsman John R. Wallingford,
deputy collector Of internal revenue
and the efficient clerk of the District
Court. Mr.. Wallingford is one of our
hardest workers and staunchest rcpub-
licans, and his ability to honestly and
faithfully discharge the duties no one
can question. He has host of true
friends all over the State who would
like to see his name on the State tick
et.-Reavew.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03

The Inter- Oeean is receiving high
tribute throughout the State, over the
portrait and euolgy Of our worthy and
excellent Governor Frederick w, Pit
kin. Justly it may too for no man
has held public Office so long as
Governor Piikin without having dis
favor attached to his name, but no one
can say ought against this mans ad-
minIstration.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03

John R. Wallingford is out for Sec
rotary Of the State,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03

Who is it that reads the Pueblo
Nfs"s thar did not miss the facile
sqmobling Of Col Barlow the last few
days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03
REPUBLICAN, JUDICIAL CON-
TENIIOY.
Il, HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN FIX. Con-, J
Seventh Judicial District, Colorado.
DEEANCn Gnln luiv IL 1890

Otl.NNNO' VV1V' Vulv rs IScL. ]
Republican Convention to nominate candidates for
Judge and District Attorney of the Seventh Judicial
District to he voted for at the general election
and to attend to such other business may properly
eometeore said convention, will be held at silyerton
Cc6ado, at Il 49, Saturday, August 10, 1882 and the
Repabi All central committees of the several counties
comprising said Judicial District are hereby requested
70 Call conventions their Irrespective counties
70 seect delegates to said District convention in which
the basis of representation will be one delegate for
every 200 votes fraction of 100 or more cast for
District Judge, in November 1884, which basis entities
the several counties to the following representation:
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With reference to county and dis
trict elections this fall, we must bear
in mind always that we have no walk
over, and that it becomes absolutely
necessary to put forward the very best
men. 1t matters not what claims any
particular person may have on the
party, if he is not the popular man,
let him step aside. The population
Of a county like Gunnison, changes so
that it is almost impossible to tell the
result OF an election by any previous
election.
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1".O'"''n''oh Will transact the foregoing and such
s'nef business as may properly come lssore it.
II Is recommended that the Fir,. scrood Th;r.
Fourth, Fifth Sixth and Seventh Ju,,;c;.,
AZ the same time of selecting delegates to
WIS ''"'e"'ieh' TO nominate candidates for Disric,
Judges and Dist,ict-L;torheys.
JoHN L Rorrr, Chairman.
GEORGE 7. CIARk Secretary
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03

The hotel walters IN Denver are on
a strike.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03

kns.d at or vprss ny
81 mp AT !he.nines and
"hsrs In the Rocky
nmn'ain ttsiop, e
short notice. Cornish
pumps, ttesmS pun1.,
Stamp mills for wet or
cry crushing, Pans, Set
t!e:s, Aaita,ors. Ketofts,
Eu!ii"n Or IngGt moulds
RevciberatoIy fNrr,ae<s
Eruckfcr Sylinden
Revolving Roasting Tul.
rsces, Conc .n,rxiine
Haehncry, Rolls, Crusl-
e.r, C.nveyois ard Ele-
's'or',Ore sTmplers and
'ii!.dtls, Hosting En-
iiues, Water Jacket
Furnaces, Stag Pasard
cacs, Lead Pots and
Ladies. Elast Pipes and
Water Twyc.,, Blowers,
Cnrclla'ion Furnaces,
Market kettles. Wire
kope, Cages, Buckets
skIF, Orc Cars, &C.. ke
Estimates furnished,
and prices quoted - ap-
Ilicanon.
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We desire to call attention again to
the bill of Senator Chilcott's, provid-
ing for procedures in the matter Of
adverscs in appl.cati6A for patents.
This important bill evidently has
been allowed to rest, when it should
have become law without moments
delay. As we understand the bill, it
provides that parties making adverses
shall give bonds for payment of
all costs in the, event u failure
to establish the h a law
! !; ! !: !; ! ! !
is an absolute Rn1ng,
vast amounc fy in
vogue. Nal pw made
.~lnon tho mo exts and
slaael sesRes> sess> vcxatious
deisys and I engaged
:: :: =: :: :: &:
IN Legitimate perhaps
country for ne .sse. than to
steal under the guise Of the law, from
men who fortunately or unfortunately
have money to invest in mining. We
trust this bill will receive full atten-
ton from the mining newspaper fra
ternity, until, like the Reservation
bill, it shall give no rest to our weary
representatives at Washington and
until out of sheer desperation they
shall make the very necessary bill
part of our mining law. We propose
to keep hammering away until it is
done.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-08-03

reading matter.
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Public Local Law.
ruSLssHED 81 AUrHOErrY.
Z CHAPTER ass.

'aNa CHAPTER ass.
AN ACT 10 pay Joseph T.. Morgan and o'h'
ers of 81. Mary's county for services rem
derrd In the arrisi Of violators Of the Fish
ery Laws ct this State.
Whereas, JS.seah +. Morgan. justice OF the
ne &c for ST. Mary'R coants. Maryland, he
ing notified ihsi certain parties, now resi-
dents 81 ihe State Of unrylanA, wee siola-
ting the Fishery IIswE, Of he STATE 1T MARI :
land. saa Eaoned the E,iiowiug oaSned JslF-
e., as u posss epnitslHS ,to aFrssi saia vlolA-
tvrs OF the Law, as follows: ]. SiIams Fen-
wick, Herbert' p Moore, Frrak \. lioimts,
evils F,Fd, Lewis Ileyeaux, Joseph u. Neal
tieorse Blackstone and r.. Frank la'es-
Section BE !, enactsd hy the General
Assembly Of Maryland, THAI the cOmp,ro'leT
Of the trelsur, nc aud he is hereby directed
10 issae his warrant ~ tie treasurer tor the
sun OF twenty dell ms in favor ct % el'h, Z
Morgan, leu. dollars jim hEor Of Lewis he
v,a1x. and Ave dollars each 10 j. Simuls
Fen lex, Hrf6-Ft P. Moore, Frank \
Homes, Lewis Ford, Joseph r Neal. George
Blaki siGne, and T.lFrank Yates. fur SCI vices
rrn.ieryd in. .enfnrriDg, the FISHERY AVS %
the state Oi Mar, land. out Of anv uiappropri-
a cd morley in the stale Treasury belonging
to he '-oysieF Fund = f". F..
App roved May 3. 1882. ....: e., 80
Get ~, lSS2- 3w. .H ..-. -.
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PCHLlIHgp BY ArTH6RITY


AN ACT to repeal seciiOn one Of chapter fonr
hundred ana seventy one al the ats Of the
C;cnrral As, nIily az eis hieea hund td and
srvcntV-eiahI,. entitled IAN net fUr the let
Ter probe ton Il oysters in the waters a.
the .I'aIuxent river" included within the
boundaries Of calvert county aud ST Ma
ry's.rOuHty, briNeen pin, Patience md
Sheridan ; Point, in CaIrcri rtuniy. and
Town P0in, aud Long Paint. in. -. Wars
county, aud 10 re-enact The same with
amend inrnis
S.cii1n o. Re IL ehIried by the C;eaeral
Assembly af Maryland. That section one OF
chapter TOUR hundred and scyeniy-oDe Of the
acts OF the General Assembly Of. gbtee: hun
dr,d and vent; Ell LhI. entitled An Act for
the Let er Pr,re, tion of oysters IN the waters
of the I'atuxent river in 'luded Aiihin the
boundaries OF CalverI county Aud ~. Mary =
county, beiweeE uint Patience aud Sheri-
dams Point, in Calvert counIy, and Town
Point and Long Point, ia st Mary's county
Ice, and the same is hrrei.y, TeIeiled, and IlIc
following vn clr,l in lien herebi
b.. IL enacted 10y the General Assembly
of MirylaEd, That IL sh u not lie lawful for
any jer>on or porous to inke or essirh o. vs.
tcrs ia waiter ltss than sixteen .rei Il ep. tor
aEy purpose, ia any DHnncr car with any
instrument whatever. in the waters Of the
PatuxenI river. from the first day OF May 10
the first day Of September, Ia each year, ai-
ter the pas age Of This act; provided. howeE-
er, that this act shall not he construed tOpro-
hihit the ciiiZrns Of Calvert county or -
Mary cotniy from taking from the watets
thereof oysters for private use.
Approved Maya, 1882 .~t-... .
Oct H. lS82-3w
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LIS 81 Ne ortuaa5 paatA]e 81 the
election that will y .Ag off next month
it is hoped that more regard will be
paid TO the qualifications of the judi
cial candidate than to his Republican
or Democratic tendencies. 1t is not
expected that he can, totally ,renonnce
his interest in the political world; he
reserves the right to retain bis per-
sonal opinions. but these should not
effect has judicial decisions. Nor
should he permit the fgurative ermine
robe he is by a beautiful fiction Of law
alleged to wear, to be sullied by the
mire Of politics. Judge Nelson. of
Brooklyn, the distinguished jurist who
presided on the bench during the
Beecher trial. expressed in the No
vember number OF the North american
Reees his opinions of court-rooms
and the indispensable qualifications
of judges. He asserts the usefulness
Of courts depends on the due admin
istration of justice, and this object
cannot be effected without adequate
powers are. vested in the Judges for
the preservation of order. He adj
!luces several instances where judges
were in fault in the exercise OF their
authority, and shows where a timid,
ignorant or partizan judge has in
validated inadvertently the prescrib-
ed forms, of law and order. While
Judge Nelson is in favor of having
the court vested with plenary powers
within Its. proper jurisdiction. he be-
lieyes that judges should cultivate a
spirit Of patience, self restraint and
gentlelnanly .urbanity to members Of
The bar. We believe that Maryland
can count among the legal profession
many members whuse'talents, wisdom
and independence would grace the
Supreme Court Let such men then
be elected. Ii such were already tri-
ed in the balance and net found
wanting. let them by all means retain
their high positions Of trust an ! hon-
or. If other more eligible candidates
aspire to the bench. they are entitled
10! 10 fair trial without favor or pre-
JUDGE, If we cannot Obtain perfect
judges, letlu make the but selection
possible. ..i-.h..r .u:.a b<a..l. FL +.
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[CaNMuNIcATEn.


Messrs. Editors PROM the card
Of Mr.. Harris, published in your last
paper, there can among reasonable
mem be no two opinions that Judge
Ford would have done wrong had be
removed the School Commissioners on
the CT pdrte or one-sided representa-
tons of their opponents. The School
Commissioners were entitled TO be
Justly dealt by like other accused
parties, and His Honor would have
been guilty of an outrage had he re-
moved them without FIRST ascertain
ing whether they were falsely or
Justly accused. Whether his after
re-appoiutment Of them was a wise
act or whether they have. justified
the renewed confidence he repcsed in
them by their subsequent manage
ment of the public schools are ques-
lions Ishail not enter upon. Il think
it not unhkelythat three other men
equally as good as the present School
Commissioners could have been found
in the community to carry on, our
school affairs had the Judge deter
! mined not to re,appoint them. In
this opinion, | very likely differ from
Mr., Harris, who seems to think that
schoole wisdom. begins and ends with
| the present Board and appears to fear
that. our schools will be thrown into
| politics and confusion should the
present Commissioners and Examiner
be replaced by other gentlemen. 4
have no such views or apprehen-
sions myself Even IL Col. Crane is
elected, Judges Stone and Brooke
viii have a controlling say in the
naming of new School. Commission
ers, aud / know enough of both of
them, especially the former, to pred
lieate, that they willnever lend them-
selves TO any scheme of appointment
which is calculated to debauch the
administration or lower the pres
entl high standard. of the people s cel-
leges- in St. Maryis county. As a
Taxpayer and a patron of the priInas
~ schools, therefore concern my
self very little whether the present
school authorities are retained or not.
What i insist on retaining. however,
l. the policy Of the present Board.
Wehave now decent and comfortable
school houses. We haveampIs school
Accommodations for our children
We have mitch higher order Of
teachers than we ever had before.
Ohrasch6of finafices are, r believe,
honestly and economically aanlihise
tered and promptly distributed
There appears to be peace and good
feeling between the school authors
ties and the present corps Of teaeh-
ers, and the schools are keit;a open Tor
ten'months Ia The year g These things
are all that,parents and tax payers
are interested in securing, and though
I aihf for letting swell enough" alone,
/ for one shall not quarrel with the
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PuRLBHED BY AUTHORITY !.
CHAPTER All.

CHAPTER 43I.
AN ACT TO pas G.. W l.. BHckler, Of st.
Mary's county. the sum Of tMeui, EIGHT
doliais aud seventy-six cents, for taxes err
roneously paid into the Treasury OF the
State. -- ....
Section /. Whereas G.. W. l.. BnekIer, oil
St. Mary's county, has paid 90 the Treasury
Of the State OF Mary land, through the hands
of n King Clarke. Collector of State taxes
for 81. Mary's county, the sum Of lwenI, :
eight dollars aud seyenty-six cents. said sum
hring the amount OF State tax on the sam oi
fifteen hundred dollars tOr the wears eighteen
hundred and seventy two, and eighteen hun.
dred and seseniy-ihrre, aud els hIten hundred
and seveniy-four, and eighteen hnndred add
seventy-kve, and eighteen hundred and sew.
enty-siX; and on the sum Of two Thousand
dollars fer the years eighteen huadred end
seyenty-three, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, eighteen hundred aud seventy we, aud
eg teen hundred and seveniy-six. l''f
Sec. 2. And y hereas, il further appears
hat the aforesaid =. W l.. BnckIeT has sold
and conveyed the Aforesaid property to other
parties, who were paying State and county
tax on the said property ut the same time
Sec. 3. Therefore, be L. enacted, That the
'Comptroller be aud he is hereby directed 60
drzw his warrant on the Treasurer Of the
State for the said sum of twenty-eight dollars
and seventy-Six rents for the use aud benefit
oT ille said O. W l.. Bnckler. the same having
bern recommendsd by The oiicyrs OF the lreAsa-
~ depaI tmens.
Sc 4. Aud be il enacted. Thai This ACT
shall take eject from the date OF its passage
Approved Mar 3, lss2. a
4 Oct l2s las2-3w. -r. Z. IN 3e
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Betting on Elections.

Ec-The attention Of I'eEsops - ho Sr.ral-
wavs In Il habit Of enlorcih. their opinions
ul,,n tie result &c elections, by Proposing H.
bet. is rallied TO the following Srii"n Of ar'i-
Gle 81 Of the code Of PdBe Laws Of this
Stat"
.'4G. No person shall make any let or wa
ger on the result VI any 81, eiiOn 10 take place
in this State. ,ts.,--s -,,.,,..,7..rv. -
.'47 Any person offending against the pre-
ccCing section. shall he liable 10 indicims mt
in the Circuit courts. il the offence he COM
miiicd in am county, or in Criminal court of
Baltimore, and on conviction Si'hll bc iinei
not less that fly nor more than Eve hundred
dollars, TO be Iaid to The State for the use %
the School fund. ~-% DE-.
"4s. Every deposit Of money in any part
Of the -Sm:e.-Hs "a wager or bet H,r'n the cleo
iiops in this State or elsewhere. shall lie for
feiien and paid over TO the CnRniy Conn is :
sioners of the county where dep 'siled 'or lac
use Of the cnuniy; md IL dep, siird in the iiv
Of Baltimore, TO tie Ma! or aud City COuH-
ell"
wM. J. wATHEN.
Sheriff u St. Mary county,
|: Oct 3 IsS2-te
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on the .occaz4Sno of his visit.
he. is not only personally. worthy OF
all the attention. and courtesy they
can pay him. but his claims upon
them in his representative capacity
should, and we have no doubt will,
secure for him such an attendance as
will assure and satisfy him that the
Democracy of st. Mary's are we'll
pleased with his denomination and
mean business on the 7ih Of No
vember next. That he will poll the
fall registered democratic vote Of the
county, we have now the best reasons
for believing. and that the extent Of
this vote. is much moderated by our
adversaries we know they will find
out to their surprise this Fall when
the ballots are counted. Though our
party friends here realize that there
Il democratie majority Of thousands
in the Congressional district, they
also know the Importance occasional
y Of a single vote and the uncer-
tainties that surround popular elec-
tions, aud, more than all, they appre-
ciate that they willhav9 no right TO
part'ih the pride Of the coming vir-
tory if they SHALL be foanI h.lting
aud wanting, in the hour Of trial.
Pat Mr. Holton down for disap-
pointlnent in st. M.ry's. 'se~-. a'.a;
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- So 49,.
. 'szCaIAPTER 1877;
AN ACT. prohibiting the sale of SPiripous
/ or Fe,znessea. Liquois IN the srxeral gnnn-
l tiesofs ths State ca he siay Se ele DOG
4 SEcTiaa s Re IL e;acted hy;IhS Gtnes@I
Assembly o. Marylasd, That ltsshAn nGI he
lawful for the keeper at any ho'ei. tavern.
s,ofs, dfiA King est or ,IiCe Slere
liqRoEs aFe s,sds ar Tor ARK, leGsep OF ersaRs,
.direealy go indirectiy, 60 sil, lnsrter, give UF
idisb:iss o. ally Eiritahlss or yrheN,ei lIsuOrs,
iiaIe., OF beer. or ihtoxieat isg drinks Of any
kind. ,nu-the aaass U6ftlsHtsOns hereafter TO lie
held inii he several counties % this State.
| SEc.- >. BE il !euietea, That nEy person
|. violating the provisions VI tfis Act shall I've
/ liable Io indicln eR' nv the grand jury OF the
county, where the olIenre 10 eoDcli,i. 4. aud
shall, upon conviction iefuVe any judge e
any of the circuit courts &c this Stale, I've fined
| - sum OF not les ihnn hlly dollars mr. more
| fl,aR one hund doilaIs tor r,ch and ewes y
ofens ono hall tife fne shall b.. paid theiu-
former, the other half 10 the county commits
sioners, Tor the use of pullir roads.
| ~ MN g. WATHEN,
| Sheriff Of 81. Mary eOuaiy.
Oct :, lss2-Ie.
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- ~ r CHAPTIco. Oct. Is. 1882.
Z .Messrs. Editors The grand tonr-
lnauient at Blakistonels Pavilion came
off on the 18th instant in accordance
with advertised programme. except
THAT some of the officers personally
selected did not arrive until aftefthe
tourney had commenced consequent
liz. their places were supplied by 9TH
ers. The day was fine and there was
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THE BEsr MAN For JrpGE. Al
though exceptions have leen taken
IN certain quarters to the,position OF
the BEACON that mere politics ought
not 70 govern the voter in the selac-
tIon. Of "a icandidgte for Judge, how
ever proper II may be TO allow these
to enter into q contest for member
O. Congress We have. been able. to, see
no reason 1orretracting or modifying
anything we have written on this
Subject, and we here re-afFirin Dur
original position and repeat, that
it is not the best democrat. or the
bsst republican or the best politi.a
can that ought TO be looked for in
judicial candidate, but tile best
qualified man for 4ls place. and at
least that the political. sfat,ss of the
candidate should be subortlinated 10
his personal fitness and legal qualifi-
= = @
cations. We repeat, We see no rea-
s0n for changing our opinions on this
sablec., bat confess, nevertheless, u to
have been greatly pleased TO find our
opinions reinforced and affirmed BY
such an able collaboration as the Dai-
~ Baltimore HeTaid, aud the pleas
ure is not diminished BY the fact that
the Herald is a pronounced republi-
can paper and enc of the recognized
Organs aOf that party in the State,
Though differing widely on most POI
litic,a subjects Of State and National
concern, it will be seen from, the fol-
lowing article from tbs Herald that
the BEACON and itself are agreed on
tie horne subject Of an upright, fear
less, Competent and nnon1partizan ja-
d!elaEyij ush "a rs y 80, is 8,
Ssdney's Arcadia. Moore 4 .Utobia
and Bolingbroke essay on model
kingand disihterested patriot are fam
cyFketclIes ofHhdiseovered lands and
fictitious persons. Good men OF vivid
imagination idealize, If they conceive
anPoSsible region where shepherds
and rustics are inuecent and happy
becatlss they are yirtuoas. Tt Is de-
Ii3htsal to saPpOse government can
exist where complete concord reiRns
among all-elasses, asftl their interests
ami ashs are sharInoniausiy blended.
Citizens. pure-minded -peaceable and
honest, scoald dwell in unity without
lingatioR, PERSONAL differences or the
intervention of police officers. There
wo9ld beano need of LAWYERS, court
hos@es or aiaAiclafyi IN that deleetas
bleFabOdeI 'its skies would be cloud
less ana thecliuiate a perennial spring.
But nc. such eiysiaaa has been found
out by Exploring expeditions We
haNeI o. take the world as il il and
not-axpeCt"tc discover IN tiassaEe FAN
earthly paTallise, 6r monsters OF per-
lection. PlAo's Republic wassaHsiin
agihary realm. and consequently gov
ernsdawithotft snateFiapttudble. But
the Repablie Of the United States is
splSndid reality, aad has to befulea.
by the principles of modern progress
We cannotadispense with order, for IL
i heaHem first law. TO make laws
for eli III being of the State and
the &c ~ of the citizens, they elect