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Amendment No. s.

ART. 1870. ''For the Parish of
Orleans there shall be two Dis.
trict Courts and no more. One
Of the said courts shall be known
as The Civil District Court for
the Parish of Orleans = and the
other as The Criminal District
Court for the Parish of Orleans.
The former shall consist of not
less than five judges, and the lat
ter not less than two judges, hav-
ing the qualifications prescribed
for District Judges throughout the
State. The said judges shall be
appointed by the Governor, by
and with the advice and consent
of the Senate, for the term of eight
years. The first appointment
shall be made as follows Three
judges of the Civil District Court,
four years and two judges, for
eight years. One judge of the
Criminal District Court, for four
years and ore for eight years, the
terms to be designated in their
commissions. The said judges
shall receive each four thousand
dollars per annum. Said Civil
District Court shall have exclu
sive and general probate, and ex-
elusive civil jurisdiction in all
cases, when the amount in dispute
or to be distributed, exceeds one
hundred dollars, exclusive Of in
terest, and exclusive appellate jn.
iisdiction from the City Courts Of
the Parish OF Orleans, when the
amount in dispute exceeds twenty
five dollars, exclusive Of interest.
All causes fled in the said courts
shall be equally allotted and as
signed among said judges, in &C,
cordance with rules ofcourt to be
adopted for the purpose. In case
Of recusation Of any Judge in any
cause, such cause shall be reas-
signed, or in case Of absence from
the parish, sickness or the disa.
bility Of the Judge to whom said
canse may have been assigned, any
Judge Of said court may issue or
grant conservatory writs or or
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12

All parties indebted to the firm
y !, !, FOLSOM & Young are respect
'a'iy requested to come forward
ana pay the same with 10 days
ifeln daic. Dec. 29th 1883
TolsGS g. YOUNG.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12
Amendment No. 6,

ART. 1913. "There shall be in
the Parish Of Orleans a Court Of
Appeals for said Parish, with ex.
elusive appellate jurisdiction in all
matters civil and probate, arising
in said parish when the amount in
dispute, or fund to be distributed
exceeds one hundred dollars, ex.
elusive Of interest, and does not
exceed two Thousand dollars
exclusive of interest, J; said
court shall be presided over by
Two judges, who, shall be elected
by The General Assembly, in. joint
session ; they shall be residents
and voters Of Inc city Of New Or.
leans, possessing all the onalifca-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12
Town Council.
ABBEVILLE, A Jan. 18th 1884.

ABBEvTLLE, Jan. 18th 1884.
The Council having failed to
meet on its regular day Of meeting
the Mayor stated that he had
called this meeting Of the COUNCIL
to transact any and all business
that may come up before it for
transaction.
All the members of the council
were present except Jos j Abadie.
On motion of Lastie Broussard
the minutes of the previous meet
ing of the council were adopted.
The quarterly reports Of the
Collector and Treasurer were
read, approved and ordered to be
spread on the Minutes. ~
COLLECTORS REPORT. Il
To the Hon. Mayor and Members
of the Town Council, /, the un.
gidersigned respectfully submit I,
this as my report for.the e..s
quarter ending Jan.
Fifth 1884.
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To cash On hand On, taxes of 'S3
at last report , S 17S 90
To cash On hand on IL ~
censes of'83 at last report 14O 90
To cash on hand on fines
of 'S3 at last report 13 so
To amt Of taxes uncol.
lected at last report 500 90
To amt coll on same $40 10
amt remaining nncoll 90 Sc
amt Of licenses uncollected
at last report 80 90
amt coll on same As 90
amt Of licenses remaining
uncollected =. 35 90.
amt of fines collectec As 10
Corporations half % so
To cash on hand on taxes Of
'S3 at last report l78 90.
To cash on hand on Ii issi.
censes Of '83 atlast report l4O oC.
To cash on hand ON fines
of 'S3, at last report IS SO
amt Of taxes of 's3 uncoI- ~
lected at last report 500 o6
amt of licenses of '83 un- :
collected at last report 5000 /
amt of fines collected % so
a rG~sg rTT -7-----
t,hr ,.... 1924 O6
to amt paid Treasurer on e
taxes Of 's3 as per receipt 527 10
to amt paid treasurer on $3.50
licenses of 's8 as per rcpt 7185 90
to amt paid treasurer on
fines as per receipt 13 so
to amt remaining uncol-
lected on taxes of'83 $40 So
to amt remaining unco1l oi
on licenses f'83 '35 90
to amt of fines collected and
On hand since last report % so
= - 1924 o6
l Respectfully submitted,
2 GEO. e. LYoNs,
9 Con. Collector.
Correct approved Jan 18th 1883,
r. C. SMEDEs,
Jos. J. ARADIE.
tf s+tts+
TREASCRER'S REPORT.
Report of W. B. White, Treasur.
er, for quarter ending
Jan. 5tn 1884.
Oct 5th 1883 "
to bal on hand, per report $1e8.2l
1884 Jan 5th amt reed '
since last report from col
on taxes of 1888 246.05
to amt reed since last re-
port from coll on
licenses '83 1880
to amt reed since last re.
port from coll on fines 13 SO
5 632.7e
9 r esd i4ea .e
Jan 5lh 81 ~ s.fe j
amt paid since last report $3.50
balance on this fund : 27a26
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AHBEvIIIE, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY APREL 1881

tons necessary for Judges of Cir.
cult Courts of Appeal throughout
the State they shall each receive
an annual salary Of four thousand
dollars, payable monthly upon
their rcspectise warrants. Said
appeals shall be upon questions of
law alone, in all cases involving
less than five hundred dollars, ex-
elusive of interest, and upon the
law and the facts in other cases.
1t shall sit in The city of New Or
leans from the First Monday of
November to the last Monday of
Ine in each year it shall have
authority to issue writs of .Mando.
mus, Prohibition, Certiorar1 and
Habeas Corpus in aid Of its appel
late Jurisdiction"
TO ARTICLE
1856. 7,y.
OF the Constitution ofthe State.
"relative to the jurisdiction of
the City Courts Of the Parish
of 0.lao po y .,9ag#z
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0acisL Dire Glory.

80 ..-.t-. .-...- ..a
District Judge.
n;4trict Attorney.
Di''' J. \. CHARGoIs.
Clerk Of District Court,
LAsrIE BRoussADD.
WM. SHEPHERD.
Sheriff & Tax Collector,
W. W. kUEHLENG.
w." ". y. WHITE.
Police Jury.
#. iIoFFpAUla, President:
g G. pngrEAux, JOS. TEAnAN,
A V.ysLYkE, J. 7. BReUssARD.
n ynyw l.. THIBEAUX.
Clerk Of Police Jury.
aaa r- A. LAGOUR.
Parish Treasurer,
ISAAC WISE.
ass
Town Council.
r. C. SMEDEs, Mayor.
~. ABaD1E. O. BoURQUE.
WISE LAsTIE BRoUSsARD.
Cro r. LyoEs. Constable.
Justices Of the Peace, 3D.. Ward !:
W. B. WHIrE, u. LABAUVE.
Surveyors
" W. EDwAaDs. i. MuNTaGSh.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12
Amendment A No. 2.

ART. 1876. "Thece shall be in
the city Of New Orleans four CITY
Courts, one of which. shall be To-
Gated in that portion of the city
on the right bank of the MIssis
sippi river, presided over by
judges having all the qualifications
required for a District Judge, and
shall be elected by the qualified
voters for the term Of four years !;
they shall have exclusive .jnrisdic
ton over all sums not exceeding
one hundred dollars, exclusive of
interest, subject to an appeal to
the Civil District Court when the
amount claimed exceeds twenty
five dollars, exclusive of interest.
The General Assembly shall regu,
late the salaries, territorial di1i-
sion Of jurisdiction, the manner of
executing their process, the fee
bill, and proceedings which shall
govern them +; they have authority
to execute commissions, to take
testimony. and shall receive there
for such fees as may be allowed by
law. The General Assembly may
increase the number of City
Courts for the said parish, not to
exceed eight in all, until otherwi c
provided by law. Each Of said
Courts shall have one Clerk. to be
elected for the term of four years
By the qualified voters of the par
ish, who shall receive a salary of
twelve hundred dollars per annrm,
and no more, and whose qnalifica-
tions, bond and duties shall be
regulated by law"
X AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE
1870.
Of the Constitution Of the State.
relative to the Jurisdiction Of
the Civil District Courts of the
Parish of Orleans.
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of said parish, shall enure to The
State, and all sums realized there,
from shall be set aside and held
as special fund, out 0. which
shall be paid, by preference, the
expenses Of the Clerk of the Civil
District Court, the Clerks of the
city Courts, The Register Of Con
vcyanccs ard the Recorder Of
Mortgages of the parish of Or
leans provided, ulat the State
shall never make any payment to
any Sheriff, Clerk. Register OF
Conveyarccs Or Recorder of Mort.
cages Of the parish of Orleans, or
any of their deputies, for salary Or.
other expenses Of their respective
Offices, except from the special
fund provided for by this article.
and any appropriation made con-
trary to this provision shall be
null and void" 'ss.e
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f14# fs- sarss-. :. Z.
Total cash in treasory s 647po
Respectfully submitted, ..,.s L
F fsat sh NV .B. w HITE.
~ =. ..'.. 9 IS. 'o Treasurer.
Correct, approge Jan l4th 's4.,
....- R. G. SMEDEs,
Jos. J. ABADIE.
On motion Of }Mr Bouruue the
licenses Of the town Of Abbeville
for the "a were made and fixed
at the same rate as for the year 's3
On motion of Mr. Broussard, re-
solved that the Mayor be author
lied to purchase for and in the
name Of the town tract of land
from E. |: Addison lying between
the line of Lastie Broussard and
said Addison, for a street at the
eastern edge of the town being a
continuation of east street. for the
price land sum of SIS ;, the same
to be paid out of the General
fund in the Treasury.
On motion of S Wise, resolved
that the sum of One Hundred Dol.
lars be given to the .Abbeyille Fire
Co., No. | the same. to be taken
out OF any surplus money on the
General fnnd Al
R. G. SMEDEs, W. B. WHITE
. SaIf ~ Mayer. lEse Il Secty
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12

Of the regular Seesionpf J 882- :
Amendment TO Article l46 OF
the Constitution of the State
Relative to Fees and Charges,
to be Paid hy Stamps in the
Parish OF Orleans.
Amendment No. 2.
| ART lI6. fees q ges
fixed by law: for the yafipd Civil
Courts Of the parish of cans,
a'.d for the Register sses.
ances and Recorder of Mortgages
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12
ACT NO. 125

Of the Regular Session of 1882
Amendment to Article 81 of
the Constitution Of the State,
Relative to the Jurisdiction of
the Supreme Court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12
|! !C,s|g|a'''G'!s'lE!s!''a'!::e'1ZysRUVTS Cg' !C||''''l!!'' , J! a. !:
e..Al ..,sss Of . PRIVATE or CHRONIC NATURE.
Ne o b Institute. oeo Locust st.. st. Ls.ls, H.
N 0 7 | c +

Inc co-partnership heretofore existing
re."een the undersigned.i lis this day DIS
solved by mutual consent, and all ac-
SCOun's' y n notes and etc, are payable to N,
January ID 1884.
F. R. TO- son,
N. C. YOUNG.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12
Amendment No. S.

TART. l01. Whenever the
Judges composing the Courts Of
Appeals shall concur, their judg.
ment shall be final. Whenever
there shall be disagreement, the
two Judges shall appoint a law
yer having the qualifications for a
Judge of the Court of Appeals Of
their Circuit, who shall aid iE the
determination of the case, a judg-
ment concurred in by any two of
them shall be- final. "f ia a !
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
1928
OF the Constitution Of the State,
y Relative to the Jurisdiction Of
Courts of Appeal for the Parish
of Orleans"
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Amendment No. q.

Arr. 95. "1hc Courts of Ap-
pch, except IN cases hereinafter
provided, shall have appellate
jurisdiction only, which .jurisdic
tion shall. extend in all cases, civil
or probate, when the matter in
dispute or the funds to be dis
tributcd shall exceed one hundred
dollars, exclusive Of interest, and
shall not exceed two thousand
dollars. exclusive Of interest,"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
i ej 3o10l
OF the Constitution of the State,
Relative to Trial of Gases in
Courts of Appeals when Judges
"disagree." E si6g IL
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12

OF the Constitution of the State
Relative to the Jurisdiction of
Courts Of Appeal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-04-12
Secretary Of State.

Dec. 22d 1888.
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To cash On hand On. taxes of '83
at last report ~. S IT'S 90
To cash On hand on IL ~
eenses OFFS at last repcrt 1f0 On
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-29
Attention, A O. y. W.!

Stated meetings of Haley Lodge, No. |, A. o. L.
". are held cverv Mold.y evtnin :. ut 81 O'Clock
ALI visiting brethren are cordially invited to ut.
tend
1y order Of
GEO. NJ. PARSONS, NJ. W.
HOMER L. PouND, Recorder
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Notice,
Wan.ed,

situation as govern-ss or lady's companion, by
an English lady OF education and r fincmert.
Apply ut ZINES OFF CE.
Hail v, Idaho
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For Sale.

One undivided h'lf int rest in a saloon, billiard
parlor, and Theater. " II sell for cash. The
best bargain that h ever b en- ffeie. on Wood
River. Reason tor selling: Other b,sin. S. to at
tend to. Appl, at once,
H. WARD. Haley Theatrr.
N B.-This is the be paying pro erty in
HALEY. alitt
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To Newspaper Men.

The TINES Is prepared to b'nd newspaper files,
with leather backs, board and marble covers, in
the stylr' in which such work is usually done, ut
Z st ri NET cash rates. including expresssge b, tn
iy1p
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Strayed or Stolen.
Wanted.
Not a Candidate.

Judge Dilley will positively not be = candidate
Tor any Office. under any circum>t tances whxt-vcr
his 10 positive, and his determination is unslter
slle
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-29
Administrators Notice,

Estate Of William O'Neil deceased.
Notice is h reby given by the undersigned ad.
Mini tr"t r uf the estate of vii INN . n, il. de.
ceased, t the cred tors of. and all pers having
nins against The said deceased. to exhihit them
with tte necessary v. urhers. WITHIN ten months
nf the first publication Of TINS note. to the said
Administrator ut his Office in HALEY in tn" county
of Alturas. j. NJ BURKETr
Admin strator of ertatr of VIM o Neil decd
Dat Il ut HALEY, Id4ho June ~, 1884. je27
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HALEY, IDAHO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 80, 1884.
The DOLLAR COLUMN,

acknowledgements not exceeding AL inch or tel
zines OF small type in length will be inserted il
sh!s column for one dollar per week, nfty ceuts
sas hr.t insertion aud twenty five cents each ad.
d!siocsi insertion-psysblei in advance.
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Payday Notice.

WOOD RIVER u. AND $. NJ. CO., or
SALT LAKE CITY, Y. I. All persons hold
sent their bills IN duplicate. n, tho com pany'>
Office. at Bullion, before the first day of each
month. and Payment will be made on the
lTh. ENOS A. WALL,
SuporiOI., don't
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-12
The Electoral Vote.

Several inaccurate tables of the electoral votes
OF the States have been recently presented. The
following, which is correct, is given for the in
formation of our readers:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-12

Ex-0overnor Plaissed, whose veracity will not
be questioned. fAstens the authorship of the in
famous MsdigAn Circular" upon Blaine.
The ta,tooed candidate will in future be rs
well known as Madigsn Blaine as he has hlther-
to been a. Mulligsn Blaine.
Blaine won the title Of Mullgan Blaine by
stealing letters which proved his corruption and
were in Mulligan's possession. The title of
Madigan Blaine is gained by the Republican
candidates authorship Of q political circular
which grossly hbelled the Catholics of the
United States aud made political warfare on
Mr.. MAdigau. then a candidate for Congress
against Ex-Governor Plaisted. because he pro-
fessed the Catholic religion.
General Plaisted was to he benefited by the
circular, but he repudiated it as cowardly and
impolitic.
Recently an attempt was made to shift the
responsibility Of the authorship Of the offensive
publication of Blaine's Know Nothing record
and the Madigan Circular" in The World this
attempt has been renewed General Piaisted
now sets the authorship finally al rest by the
publication of an editorial IN his own newspaper
in which he says:
We are prepared TO say that oar neighbor Of
the Journal kno,cs that the infamous Mddi9nn CIR
rulGrs ,nere printed in the Kennebec Journal ofiet
from manuscript copy in Mr. Bidine's otcn hand
and they were distributed from Blaine's house in
this city by him IS Chairman of the Republican
State Committee at the time
How does the Blaine Irish Reserve" relish
this positive assertion from an honest Republ
can?
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-12

Does anybody suppose for moment that the
private scandal about Governor Cleveland is
published in Nm exaggerated and distorted form
in the interest ot public morals?
The Journal which seems to have chrerfully
volunteered Tor this dirty business. makes out a
veal case It's own investigation disproves the
worst features of the original charge, and the
stain it leaves on Governor Clcveland's name is
q small one compared with that which comes
from violating public trust.
When this story was frs, published in Buffalo,
lands friends asked him what should be done
about it, Tel the truth" was the immediate
response by telegraph.
That was mol the answer of false man. II
was mol the expression used by Mr.. Blaine to
James Mulligan, Warren Fisher or Josiah Cald.
veil. There has been no response more credit.
able on the part Of an accused man since Alex.
ander Hamilton confessed an amour into which
he had been tempted, for the purpose Of clearing
his name from what he considered a worse stain
OF infdelity in public service.
II has not been customary 10 discuss the pri.
vate scandals of public men when nominated for
public Office. In the last State campaign, the
GIoJe started a contemplate story about rele~
tive OF Governor Robinson who had been al-
loves to live as a pauper. Ii was denounced by
all fair-minded MON. and Governor Robinson
treated 1t with the contempt it deserved.
Taking the points as the Journal gives them,
with The charges of SEDUCTION stricken OUT, or ~
they are given by the Buffalo merchant, which
is an unprejudiced view, We nre flee TO
say that they do not make case of any weight
against Governor Cleveland. while his noble re-
spouse, Tell the TRUTH" gives us a higher opin-
ion of his character than we had before.
I The other part Of the story. about Governor
cleveland spending . Sunday in dsbauchery,
even the Journal seems 10 have abandoned
We wish 10 give notice now that we shAp de-
cline to follow the Ioarsd IN sthis peculiar kind
bf campaign work, and that We shall only dis
Suss the public acts Of Mr.. Blaine
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-12

than the one recently bYned. sTais
tel will have seventy ye fol lsf kEsQ
modsru improvenenta. = Tnt3& exep,
ing Asrh.l Philips Ssetes
name of Fielder would probably arrive
:" on the train from Branford, and he want
ed him arrested. Mr., Fielder, however,
did not arrive On the night train, but
made bis appearance on our streets the
next morning. Marshal. Philips spotted
him and attempted to make the desired
arrest. But. Mr.. Fielder Las NOT thst
kind of man, and having no desire to
spend the hours in quiet psditation in
our beautiful and picturesque little city
Jail, drew bis pistol and refused to be
taken in out of the wet. The marshal
being unarmed, and not feeling very. de-
sirous Of figuring as corpse, was obliged
to turn him loose, and Mr. Fielder quietly
and calmly, hsrpessed his mule TO the
baggy and drove out of town, leaving as
his farewell word that he was bound for
Branford, and ready to be interviewed at
any time. The bore of a pistol looks
mighty big swhen it is pointed directly at
you, and few men care about giving an
ounce of lead a perilous entertainment
among the nerves and tissues of their
body
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-12
Chicago HERALD


Chicago HERALD
Are we sSaXOn.Amerfcam? ''
Mr.. Blaine, in his letter of surrender and re-
treat, otherwise known as his letter of accept
ance, quotes himself as writing 10 the Govern.
ment of Mexico, when Secretary OF State, tina
the line of demarkati0n between the two repub-
lies is not merely conventional, " 1t separates
he aff1rms. "a Spanish American people from a
Saxon American people"
Is this true
According to the latest census of the United
States the Saxon aud non-Saxon factors in our
national being are follows, the figures being
the immigration returns from 1920 TO 1879:
avon 0AYOS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-12

Every other man you meet wears
Cleveland badge. cold Honesty" is
evidently great favorite with the people,
and will surely be elected PaIatka Her.
aid.
-Mabry presiding over the Senate Of
Florida will represent righl, justice and
impartiality. Greedy in the came position
would represent Horatio sbee.-Lice
OAK Lsteligencer
The Jacksonville Journal praises
Pope, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, in one column and abuses him in
another. Hedging already, eh?-Lice
Oak huteUigencer.
"A new post-office has been estab-
lshed at Alva, Monroe county, Fla, and
the Office at Fair Play, Holmes county,
and the one at Atsena Otie, in Levy
county, have been discontinued.-II Times
Union.
Pope gets in a Republican crowd
and tells what rascals the Democrats are,
and then turns round and abuses Repub-
licans to the Democrats, and that is what
he calls independent "a party that
can lie to both sides-Palatka Herald.
B. Putnam Calhoun, Esq, of Palatkx,
speaks very encouragingly of the political
outlook in Putnam. Pope and Greedy
stock won't bring ten cents on the dollar
IN Putnam, according to his account
81. -4ug,lstine Weekly
Of the eighty odd papers published
in the State of Florida, over seventy are
Democratic, and fully half the remainder
are neutral. One is straight-out indie
pendent and about half dozen Repub.
lican.-Jacksonuille Tropical Paradise.
The Key Of the Gulf jumps up and
says Democracy is thing of the past
in Monroe county" Just so, Brother
Crane, and it does Monroe county credit.
1t is thing to be proud of, and uext
November will show that it is to be a
thing of the future Braidentoeou Pro-
gress.
The Buffalo paper which started the
Cleveland scandal is the same paper
which published during the last Presi.
dental campaign charge that Gen.
Garfield stole COW, and the Pittsburg
sheet, the first paper to copy the yarn
and gloat over it, is the one that pub.
lished disgusting story about President
Arthur, dragging a woman into the case.
Boston Post.
As everybody can see to-day, there
is gravitation of all the political scala
wags toward Blaine, and Of all lovers OF
honesty and good government toward
Cleveland, and this movement means q
waking up of the nation on the subject
of honesty in office and reorganization
of parties mainly upon that issue.-Ner
York Herald
The canvass in this county will be
both heated and thorough. Under the
lead of Hon. W. H. Milton the Democrats
are being organized with an eye to sue
cess. Every effort will be made to unity
| and enthuse the voters, that they may
present solid phaianx in November and
poll the full vote of the party. Earnest
ness and zeal will characterize all his acts
az Chairman of the Executive COMMITTEES
of Jackson county, and all intelligent and
honorable methods adopted to achieve a
Democratic victory.-Murianna Courier