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From ~ H'rctnri 1"d l:Hp.ror,urcr.
On SATURDAY shs W. - ahronl
hi itrsry. irWu ~ S1iIn
iIc- u,lr" il AiaIr. May ~ Maud.
she idolIlr- Lliip
Shr ln" 10 chnt " him WHO sang
Ar.Gt Nlruuuu" cam
hHi nee" =. H.aiu."ai beilcs who lang
IA hn'per'nUr 'Hup.
II h,rs sh" .qvs h'i' lii''" hood.
No m0iirr how tu-r tease 'er,
Or men 81" ur.N kgrMs the need
OF cic"rp rn' bm'"r.
f. rlgshrn >ho does NJ i"ss
Gutut'iis conslsa us;
\ dil,t, hy
IsclHr' 'nS-.
He heart GnIit,0n 81. preserves
Lin" Ilvs'' -I"H m - mic,
But TALKS nf s,raul,laetIc nerves
Ana ceuiIr' gHD-llOnIc.
OF nights .hc often takca \ turn
A. OEil I\r- A.tnri };
Or lrc'ms IT hrNriN with love that burn
As DSpn'i- III i. |S:"ri-.
And u Oh KISSED her blooming check
she'd iuurnrr. " ~tnpl IN. llw'ie"
shes prr'ty. wiity, sly. aud slreh,
10 Ahair, VI ~ az Man lie.
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The Years Cesssistis.s.

The Years Cesssiatisns.
when January's cold 10 here,
And all she days ars chill and drsar;
whom air and earth are thick with snow.
Leaden above. and white below.
Then let Ne. "A We face tho blast
owe thanks FOR blessings Ia the past,
Ana lovingly remember
Dear days OF sweet september.
when Februhry's slret and hail
Cause men 10 shivor and to QuAili
when on the lee and through the snow,
slipping and stumbling. mortals goi
Then. a. We grumhie and com plain,
Let Ne. to soothc the biting palm
or dAvs 70 dull and sober.
Ren elnber bright october.
when March In Febtuary's heir.
And anow and slush are everywhere;
when norce winds hustle us about,
Putting our hopes Of spring to rout,
Then let us sweeten overy day
with thoughts Of blessings passed awAy.
And thankfully remember
That golden. fair November.
when April, foster child Of March,
svlisn ins,csd II gay and arch.
And giving frowns N place of smilss,
On agony fresh sorrow piles.
ProionGing winters gloomy reignS
Then let US. ., we bear the pain.
Look backward. and remember
Bright days Of mild December.
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Too Many for the SERPENT.


:, "A strange encounter took place Yesterday in
fWrst PARK hrl"". II gigantic hpNk aud -.
HihNr nFt let III irnG The keeper az the Il-k
hfh'ird 10 tue spot ur the ,htc II the s.
W.'f "'s -dtH'"riHG either ~ agility ,r 500 t.f -
KEY non! "l m slhNrr neck. The n. WITH '.lr
.uutr'I 81 IT, .i|i uwhyIt1 TIA, rnraut g..
20 Hu lrnt' tue W'' 1uS hr.gus VI ' HlFc-. o. .ni
Nfs n "n tn end al hl~ tau uni I've rturud sus lIni.
N'",n' !rAl'" ht ;i'lHS uH h- III 'A':..4f'. VI
w Y" '" Ne hrMh Wa '-5''uiUS c'rrlc- AluH 'uB
smoke mead. aud the s,h". uruer Ia u, u.I , .ray
,o", Wa NhiZiuE round with tern ~ aui
kteihS li- weather the iri mot a tur
hN gore The keeper watched tue -'ru-str ,pals
umy IA :! nc and a. last decd y,,u.. fe"
clicd pnr I've lHNk flew AWAY as tr near . lne scene
AMI the k'eycI hilei the sUbkr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-14

Riding on n bcy eli, may all be very nice;
Riding on tricycle. may pay for once or twice
Ruing on . steamboat IN purely. simply sweet,
But for quiet, calm enjoyment buggy riding can't be
Killing In buggy, bows. behind troiting mare.
What means OF locOmOtion with buggy eau pare
Riding On bicycle you're not allow cd whip
Ana except you're socaUle you cannot use your lip.
Then riding ca steamboat there's crowd on every
hand
while YOU needn't have ont two within buggy tho
land
Riding in a buggy. boys behind trntting marc
What means of lucUmOiinl with buggy can cOinpa
Riding on n bcvcle's \ sort ~ Jersey treat!
A SuCiaDle Is better. for she may he very sweet
lEuc, shady nook cUrnor On a Steamboat you may
nnd,
But there's nothing bcas the buggy when no bcycers
behind.
Riding ia n buggy, bn>a behind u ttntiing mare.
The devil take the bicycle that can with thst compare
ZACHARY Y.
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- na CHE. Vsnng Axnin ARRESTED.



Ia" lok" Of Chinatown for the last two week q
ma Toe ~ tc WAY ~ winch tn" celebrated celestial
W. ntcn tunng, "h" was arcs Ell AMI placed ia char
81 NhlHnt, put another Cinnamon in his place IInn
! al - "a" h'igO!ian who ~ 10 pbl an
hrr lat nip and without CrrrHtr landed
shore ~ Tie clothes of the steward vl'h lin mn, IN "a
l.'d CARO-" Cook. Win Ma onry. the amateur deirc'
nv went The Chin ~ fheare seyerl! weeks ago and
hEreN"i hna 're chung. The PRISONER Was iefi IN
rhHTg' ~ NaoneN wio Carroll Cook nj after hrrr
10 convey llr actor IT, tho COumlson.r- onicr Wills
thn f3A'"ur detective was Jwirny noust.rh.
hhi 80, oratiAs' To tho astOnisi,d Orcnt,ls Unn
h't mug sl"iltt to one SIDE, and Obscur. CuuIir
tnaE hs ll". Tic SUBSTITUTE was tsken to tho CON
nlfs"n'r once rnd released on bsil. Conclusive eyi
hence " - PREPARED to show tlat he Hon
thunt the Hylor NEl tina; ground Ia. ,r.uI, in
snd'h 10 nst Toy hi iisnisR Tho fare. thhi Tho ,n,
hnH 'Nsi A. ne G>ItuSe Of Mrloney reported To-
'i"Dl COOK Mh1 had The irnl Of the inipostur Tost
I"t"i ia " could secure The arrest of me right ,."
Last c'"nng IN cnlupluv with IN nl,rr nf htunown
uriect'rs he vent 70 The ,hiurs- Theatre ON lack
street hii. Win diagram ot tile dark sayrs i'm IN.
hhh' ne t"uhd ms way to little room above The IN
Nr where hnh Htr chung was dressing IN a most elan
ofalt rl.'un" Tor the play. The actor
a moment the room WAS crowded with uhtrriny 81;
ness hul MI COOK kept hsgrp an Hon and took him 10
neNnl Ns-iuirt tlAc" where the actor stmittel th Al
ne WINS tla nj an wa" escaped from IN. AraUic
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w ell Trained.

'F00I HHI"TTTWNH NtVA
, y 'n'Aher ~ snortSman set out the other
tlsit ~ moe Of turkeys and desiring 10 follow h.n
wihohl the Nug, he lod the setter 10 ii. down III.
noH ,h.yen and he went after the fowls Tie chase took
nm lnarHe- tNfr una several niles up stream aud
aeI WINE ftlurI ed - nplhce the RIVER oppu.ite
we mpsly where lie had left the dog. lie called 10 the
ANNA bui Eelns no 'rs ,nn-e concluded the dog mad
gone linins, md returned himself The dnv VS. mnt
sre hnws'sr and as he did not sppesr morn
ssNrh was made, ana he WAS found lying dow n iuai
hours before ' ' '"'' 'AoW
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Hioodhounds In Texas.

ALLEN FARM Dec. 3.-Thare was quito Il lit's
~ not" hls 'Neniug AS the stshouul tfn.u Iusd ~
AT l. scott, Sh"rih " Crab M count, h,l on board
ne ran prisoner; taking INN to NuvtstA scott
s.eIp'u uut OF the lrh Ia take Ch of another
er aud while out the prisoner made lrrnh fnr 'nr'y
s' ,!,'rrirh III getting Away. tuck would hHt- T.,
W Jln norman happened 10 lie on hand NIih his l'oHI
nv n.uI wneh thr' put on the trsi ~ the r'crprl
prsuhrr ana IN about half ilpur the dogs rur ne
ItsnneI up tree about two miles from here Ne 70
more such breaks. ~ '
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An Ediior's Protest.


We don't mind taking country produce Occa-
roma ~ ltN hrni Tor sub~crirttom- but ~ object
10 my l'A uf HGDsrrllrfs s"td N Ell ht uti
fn"-'rF- "th not" attached to credit them Nlth rHr
9trhlchens We got a sample NJ that Kind the other
way al' AFTER the WIFE hal boiled three itl, II mad
Ne huhhchN ACTUALLY To Mp out OF the pot and crow
,ntI' mas sol 10 ne iile drawn somewhere We don't
mlhn u-ihS r"n-id nrahle ntcwuud cooking IA NJ
ahs rketln IN carving althpugh this is wrHkeulm. %.
."hslh"ihnN but when II comes TO Growing II 10 20
''e 'Ns' sIa" on the provsrhial cAnel's back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-14

, n" Sd1'arlc hquirrr ami H,rror,
There she lies nj her moJrings,
The ltilc twO.ins-,er,
Answering not now
The cad # disaster.
Lop'c swings the ruiier,
Unshipped The tIllsr;
Crossing III brr 81
one sea w"uil MI hsr'
FOrcsail aud nainshii
In ln' =. fu'Is nrc lying;
Sakr'i The mBttiIrutlh ARE,
No rruuun tyi"g.
Sraweri and wreck
Alike m1N itifi past her;
Here lies III" quot huRt--
Where ia her mastert
1.sniern NJ Cirrnt Point,
liUgltly II buTnrth.
Beacon ON Brnut Point
Tho sgnEl rrturneth.
Var cut to zen
Smkpiy iVshos:
white GA iIe -hU"e
HE crested wave ddthes.
stT.lrnt uorihcastcr
And smoky hlu' wester
Gall for IN" piilt prat,
Eager 20 te6t her.
and u snip 90 the hur,
just "nrrr me waves cast herr
80 red Hus the it0' anat-
where IA nor msstert
oh. bark drivinsin
God scnd that yuu lee get
Fast Iuckeruuck shoals,
The r., e. u Mu.k-get
InUr- 90 minute luas;
SIM faster Sui faster
But 10 more TO their aid
Flee the little iwOmaster.
For the pilot one night
L-u his bDst AS YOU sce her.
LIRht m"nrri, that N signal came
l,u rraiy might fec her
Hut not from irr mOnrings
Dad tho pilots hand cast her,
Though hlslAl lac I.nsw.Tsi-
Onr sot ~ he Master.
Coma, say you and whitheri
You Ark me- ~hlch way
Went COCO pliOt rs ever
~ whit Ship lniu bay
Who shall cav how he cart on,
II iu stArb Jgrd or lHrboardf
Bat Of oIo ''liuy I'm surs-
100 ,iIyt's snfU hArbursdi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-14
CURfuUs FEATURES or ACTUAL lIra
The Twen'y.-iah,s New York was TM,r,ty.
From the 1dun,op rindicator.

In May last the TweDty-eighth New Yrrt
Volunteers held joint reunion tr" ia the ffth VI.
guns Netcran-. Ine election laws ot Nus ma t'iGt.
that no man shall sell giVs away IuOr from suuet
OF tbr iny nrfOrr m election until the "nus In,
eicctnn Tho visitors arrived about sunset the day
fore The rIty election Tn. NRiuisna were greatly prr.
picked The idoa of anything standing between ilrn
aud the honored cu-tom VI unefiuR visitors luep
was exceedingly repuguHnt II was worse too hecru,s
III. visitors bsi come hundreds OF nhcs that day.
Hinder u general pressure Crawford n InllN law.
a,,iiius hrm. then nropfieors OF the Vfsni'. h",d
restaurant consented To Keep sic door open fHg NO
conyruenc. Of the visitors THE Grand JURY ~
september and indicted them. Mr. l.rlly the onb On,
Of IN, nr found fined 10y jury 81 ana sentenced
10 on. minnie In jail GOV Cameron. on hratng ING
promptly pprdontd lin, which relieved
him Of tho nnriueut IN TAIL bus he had not the power
10 remit the nne The Legislature, which only has the
no err mad adjourned II 10 hard case, hhi Mr. La
has the sympathy OF the community l,- counsel hrs
applied 10 the Court VI ArneAls Tor snptseoeas.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02
al Wind icAtlOn

This sort of v.olirstion has be'i's.
sd "vindicatiou by hnrr'," al" We see
!, resorted to in many stations. we nav
no D,tisnce with p.,pIa who are s''''a'd
w;,h this sort Of yinlica'ion,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02

W,1,e johnson, of Milwaukee rs TOO
;rnetuous to be healthy. Her Lover
With whom she had quarreled' sent her
. note the other day asking her to re-
turn her engagement ring, and fnd'"s
Herself unable to get it o. her finger
che procured an axe, laid the hnrer on
. block and chopped it of, ''nd'ng the
ring, finger and all, carefully vF'PF''
to her offering sweetheart Tao story
If true. is rather dram'tc AMI '''w'
tina. Miss johnson is too 'Sdde" {" 0'
safe. Ptobably she w'ul a GU her ne''
Of 10 remove necklace
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02

The rcd sunsets have disappeared
IN, thore remains around the sun, clear
!, seen at midday when the SKY !" 0'"o'
a. halo Of liugy red. and the same IS ais"
seen at and just after sunset. 1t is an
indication of the descent to a lower ''''
,ude of the dust or gases wh''" caused
III. rich sunsets of recent ln"nths Thus
u,culiar-hued halo is only see" ~he"
the sky i, blue. anil has no c'nnec''""
with the halo seen when mist Is gather
ing before rain. 1t has only 's'" o."
served since the red sunsets commence
and ba. been narrowing it' dnnen''on
in the past two months showing con
t,nuous descent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02

A large kite, T. feet vide and -
Zee, biyb, has been built at Far tF'ven
and is chrl.teusd p r. bArnum. |
;,m.de Of red c,mhrlc. tNrnty-Seye"
,.rds of the stuff being re4n'rct to coy
:, \. immense ribs. The l 200 feet "'
Manila cord which i. used to connect
al. Aver with the earth is run from
great reel about the #S' oil Tue S y; -
;,s wheel. of a steamer. II require
tvo men to trp,,hc cra"ks Of to'' rec
III. reel viii bear two toms pressure.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02
'yINDIUArION ny HURRA.r


The res Illness with which a coustiiu
eDcy IN Ibis country support man
tor returns I'm 10 an office ~ station }
who has bcen accused of grave gfrpcc
aud violations OF pub r. rEry-ts. il sac
commentary upon the intelligence IN,
The morals # our Peuple
The buIk Of the people in commu-
nifty laay be classified with ,psprcnre to
this phcncmenoE. in American pable
life One class r cpmpo,el Of tos'
If Ike ra,c,Ily proclivitics with dIr
knavish peculator or hyPocrite or linz. =
These naturally sustain M, an |, ifbc b.
sharp enough to sroiI public detection.
they admire him all The more aud cs-
pouse his cause with .0acth ~ akin to
enthusiasm
Another is composed IF the very igho-
rant who cannot comprehend The degrees
or enOrmitics Of offences # people in
public station They only uudcrstand
murder and rape nn l1rcruy. anil, in
many cas- :, these Oily BY the penalties
sttached.
Another class ia composed Of the in
dolent who are too in Frrent and lazy
TO undergo such mental effort as would
be necessary 10 get at a comprehension
Of crooked transactions
Another c1s,. IN which the ignorant
and indolcnt often meet, is the sym.
pathetic AMI charitable class, who fee
sorry" for every ding aud every Dolly,
and condor" and forgive to- tie degree
Vt ncccssariness
Ror the most part. these crooked
Transactions Of people in public station
are. for one cause or another, difficult to
prove. either from the very dev u,n, IS
Of the transactions tleml ely or from
the difficulty Of getting thu Nho have
direct knowledge Of the OF ~ to t.s- G
tify The guilty rasc,ls are generally [
sharp enough to appr .ciare these diff
hcultIes, and favorite trek is to
demand or rush into an Investigation :
relying upon the dificulic, W lei tie a
prosecutor must meet and upon the ac
Ave aid of their friends. Upon the u
= P0rtc testimony Of the nsclves an o
rlends commonly known AZ ''w1ite- a
'ash, y or upona failure to demonstrate s.
heir wickcduess. from any cause, they ,
lain vlndication, which as the year, -
lass, tue majority of the people a. "
lasSihcd above confirm ami csfILiish. as
to speak, by greeting, in the market D.
laeeS' AMI by hcnping up the houorS -
And SO. in time. if the offensive -,
ansactlons are alluded to. either we ca
re met BY the appeal to 1T well enougl, be
one, or tn after facts Of ii w tito =
ash" and allel aoa0rs are cit. a. y, y;
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02
VA N D S 0 N { R
THAN EVER.

We onon the s,ason Of 1884 with the
hanlsomcst line of Mru's aHl Bows
Chilling ever before showp il This City.
and unrqualed in novelty and variety
anywbcre. We are better prepared to
serve YOU now than ever before. manu-
fc,1rirg. as we DO cvTv Garm"nf m
on onr premises, undrr oss personal SUI
penisien. an ! whilst our roc7gu'z L su-
Priority for line work will be maiutain-
ed We will b. ahle to sell at sui lower
figures than heretofore. style, Ele-
gance aud Low Prices Will greet all pa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02
SPRING OPENING
AT
POpe'S Creek.
Scion Eis,''i, BIZ y'w gs,,na

In prices and Quality.
Il is to. vour advantage
TO come and examine
my goods and get prices
before going elsev here.
1t is no troahle to show
H1y goods, and convince
you ri the same time Of
their quality and prices.
Come one aud all, and
give me n cali, and get
your Summer Goods
cheaper than esew here.
For you all like 70 get
your moneys wmsh,
and here is the place TO
getii. Selecting orders
from all that REID the
INnEPE DENy.
am yours, &c.,
GEORGE A. TAYLOR
Pope's Creek, Charles County, lid
dec 2l-ln
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02

Samuel W. Baker, the African ex-
o,3rrr. is quoted as saying ttat can ,I'
III cross desert with lo'd OF wv
~ : NJ the rate Of thirty miles day.
II the burning heat of summer and re- g,
azure waser eoly every third or 'our'n
dsv In the colcr months the animal
III york seven or eight days without
va,er and if grazing on green foliage
~,;,bont labor will, only drink once
fortnight.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02

A Kentucky gnl s'Orics in head OF
hair which is seventy inches long ana
,.rv thick but our chief glory is IN the
nun,ber of cures made recently by the
~.s Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup the BEST
- edy for coughs or colds
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02

We are the only house in the District car
rying in slcck u Eau Line of Black
smith TOo!S.
We are also manufacturing the Morehead
Saw Set, for setting Circular and all heavy
Saws The only tool made which will do the
work Price, 90 cach.
An inspection Of our stock is invited aud
correspondence solicited.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-02

The international exposition to be
lsld at Amsterdam, Holland, under tue
,,,Ton,ce Of the king Of Holland, opens
ucust IS. Five departments OF agri-
.,Iiure viii be embraced at THIS EXPOSE
uun.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-10-22
EDWARD EVERETT HALE,
He Is Opposed to Southern Rule,
and, Therefore, Cannot Vote
for Cleveland.
boston special I

The Rev. Edward Everett Hale made his first
speech In the present campaign at Repu blican
ratification meeting tonight in the Dudley
devoted to an exposition Of the importance OF
keeping the rule Of the nation out of the hands
Of the South In opening he said: I am not
ences like Jim Blaine. tApplanse.j ' I % honor
and respect him, but It is not because like
him, because honor him, or because ! respect
him-it is not because of that alone. nor because
OF that chiefly. that ! ask you, every man, to
vote for him when the 4th Of November comes,
but because he believes in a Government of the
people for the people. and by the people I
Now that word Democratic is q shocking mis-
democrats; believe in in = Government en- OF Of
the the eeP for believe ns Ps0p nonna aad s By
It is because l believe in that that
!, don't, believe that I had better honor
ns which s;
heve In . Government Of the people, for the
people BY ,,, the people Ny first Proposition is
W VIII try to y G% then
present and Of the future This country from
1901 to 1860 WAS largely governed by tho South
ern party. They did not know how to govern
govern It now tApplause.] You constantly
hear the statement made that the Democratic
party always makes blunder when It gets =
Gated In the same schools? Don't they read the
same books we do? May be yes, and may be no.
But will tell you the reason why In America,
why in . republic party which IL an oligarchi-
ical party, an aristocratic party. always goes
wrong. This party. led by such trimmers ~
lMr Cleveland, led by such bad men As Jeffer.
sS5 Davis always was the party Of the few who
Southern marty. 1t was their business not to
believe in the workingmen. They didn't be-
lieve In the black man, they didn't believe in the
poor white: they don't believe in the black
man, they don believe in the poor white. They
believe set Of educated mcn-above the rest
should govern the country. The believed that
once, and they believe 1t to-day. This is the
reason why, II you happen to belong to the
governing class Of Mississippi, your vote is
worth three times as much, and more, than
your vote II you happen to be voter In Rox-
burr.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-10-22
THE OHIO GERMANS.
Why They Proved Loyal to tho
Republican Ticket
tCincinnati special

While the position taken by the Germans In
spects I % phenomenai. ] It was not s' wholly % unes-
pected, although the Republican gains were
much greater than the most sanguine had
assa 1osa. hope tho ssr s tha H.on s
contains nearly 10000, $4,000 Of
whom arc in Cincinnati. It was here that
fne ne ne
shows how far OH they were In their calculA-
tons. The German wards Of this city are the
Third. Seventh, Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth.
first, Twenty-third. Twenty fourth, and Twenty
cratic candidate for Secretary Of state, .
ticket received but 2.sls The Republicans
this time have carried these wards by
about 1000, making change Of 5000 The most
lican candidate for Supreme Judge, who. It was
said, would be slaughtered by the Germsns be.
cause Of his adverse decisions on the Pond and
the German wards. on the other hand. Robin.
son. who, 1t was expected, would be badly
scratched by the Germans, only ran behind his
The fact that johnson m ran ahead OF Robinson
can only be accounted for on the ground that
the Democrats were making trades for
sers arc s ts my
ans, bringing many Democratic Germans with
them. The main cause was evidently because
they felt greater security In Republican ma
tional administration, and were fAr-seeing
enough to understand that Republican victory
% In,o IN poU ucrIIcr meshS t the ,ucGSes oI sne
T,sas T,ontt Iaurtsn s Sc' ~, Ia pu, pnv.eMl.
anGn tno', soa aeseron non sne nePuo.Csn ,sss
,.a i,,.S IN 70. anu Ms ..t sl. .H n asoS
Of sumptuary laws by . Republican Legis-
.o.. .uIo :. LIE Oss'oe, Co. tnss .a. .n's ssme
sPlrit OF re.sIa.iOn M paomHse9 tnem 70 reDuke
.ne Dem0cacy 10y -. vh.ualea IN ast pIO%.se. .n sno
matser OF ISpesnng INC Scott nw Dy Demo-
s1t ,s,,rn ~ h.s rss w'ns, cnG ING s1DSe
1uent LsIuic 20 1--we -. = DemOCcsuc c1Rrcme
court aecioe Inoonstisnu0nsA asst ,.S me Dcmo-
~. SwneA LA ,alsH NY ~. ..ssd INC thss
IosI tneir conn1cnoo An0 tne looe pfevMaloo tnet
% nosnng cSnlG S sutre Se b sre ~
patty ~ tne IutuIe, Dut tnae istnSI sne 0etm1hs
were simply pe,n9 used e soc!s 70 deieat 9
party tnat n1d aiways prosccsea tneir intcrests.
AZ the sSoss asw DeSae y, ~ sesseo .nss Deesn %
see .nns wns t1 ld Its % y. ana fea
not measure .nAu woul0 w0rk 20 tncN oIsad.
vantaee uraonauy ~ DeRan 20 1swn upon
them tnat u wss tne law tney wrnted. and pro-
tected ratner tnan distressc0 inis Icenn9 nas
ealned IN tne i1st year 70 sucn q extent tnAt
now II is IeiI vo Deilcvc tnab not one herman OUT
OF twenty tninks Inc iAw unJusE
Another iector tnat "a nas nad mucn @ 40 vitn
the matter Y TINS: Inc DemocfaIe nave taken
R.oAt pains " AssoCt.oe tne ensIc uctmsn .pOp-