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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-20
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REPUBLICAN STATE LUA, ENTI0N.

IL In ordered ihata Convention OF TIC ot"'e W
held a, Petersburg on ednt edsy, July So ls'A ~
IN A. tock A. H., 10 nominate candidates ior cover
nor. hts,e super.ntendent Of Fec schools, Audi'
to,. treasurer, attorney .,eneisl. and two Judg"
Of The kupi, mo Court Of Appeals, TO DO Vo'ei 10,
4, the general election 10 b. ned on INC sec'u1
Tuesday OF October be1t; sud 70 LomiaAto aA
Presidential electors 10 DO voted Tor At sho 1fesA'
Dental election 10 bu held Oh the iourlh uSv o.
November next; u belecI State central 'onm'
too. AID 10 transact suCh other t,lfihets as mA!
come 10 orc ssid onven!!on. :,
The Kcpu plictn elections Of West virginia anu ~
oh.r Votes without rcgsra to pat political al'h'
t,on,. who arc opyo.ed 10 tho coune Of The pemo'
cratic decentralization Of This site In creating =
det In violation oil tho express PROVISIONS Of on'
Constitution; 10 the oppi1Slye r1tet3neAn Illegal
" ,m,oscd upon tho people; 10 tho unequal snd
bur- 9, some taxation cau.td BY thetuppleh enl.
aSs.ss1ncn. order Of tho prcent administration; hI
vro .yor the low est lax alton compatible with tht
q bile iuteI.tt Of GlevatiDg and 1iShiiyipy AMIR
10 N L. Dor protecting END e1tenoiny Ii nc indu'
trIrS; giving ilee popu or education 70 the HAAS
nj tho ueope; securing lrtesudrego and al hUnts
oountipy Il ballots; enectuaIly protecting ali hu
m n rights III every becliou Of Our common coan
try; and who hesife to prom, " iricudly feeling
aud permau.u. ha,meny throu. hOus the ssate b,
mlLt.inlny b,ate aud government pledged Il
there objects and principles, ale Cordially Invited
10 attend this Convention aud participate in is do
libenti0ns
We would recommend to County Committed
early action III the matter q holding 9: unity meet
iu.s Tor the purpose Of appointing eegatss to th,
State convention. and that one delegate for eSel!
one hundred votes Cas-. iUr Garfield and Arthur |,
tho basis Of epre'ent.utn 10 the Bute' ouyention
BY order Of the state Central Committee.
~ WI "a. CowD IN Secretary.
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Speaking Of crow and that kind ofthing,
hear once more what Mr.. George William
Curtis said in the Convention that nomi-
mated Blaine and Logan and by the ZANE
token riled his delicate stomach:
We are confronted with the Democratic
parry. very hungry, and, rs you may we'll
believe, very Thirsty; party without single
deh lite principle, party without any dts
tinct National policy which 1t rrrts'o me
sent to the country; party which Jeu Jioml
powtr as a csnpi'ucy againIt huna .,lyhis; and
NV ATTEMPTS To shkAK u OK 10 PoNEa AZ A
coHtPtHACY FuH PLuAbkn AND PILLS. --
II this WAS true two weeks ago isn't it
equally trus now? Yet Mr.. Willipus.
WaIlipuB Curtis and the IIiNipus. Halip,ts
Week y, their aiders and absltors, have
"boised" from the Republican party and
are prepared to support the Democratic
ticket if the Democracy will allow them to
dictate the ticket. 9's
Isn't this a dainty dish to SGT before the
dudes ?-crew three times day and crow
tween times, crow in their waking and
crow in their sleeping, crow till they can't
rest. And how do Democrats like their
now allies p
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]. 5. MARSHAl'$ SALE,
UNITED sTAlEs OF AMERICA,
.rG. Listiict Of n OF irainia, n.


Jacob :. HornSrook r..
Steamboat "Jennie Campbell" In Admiralty,
ANA ba.ces mick Cra .ley." ~ lE,F-ITI"1''
"hany II, and "lhilo y +. Il
In obedience to an srder and decree ssterpd on
he III d.y Of June, $751;, IN tue District Court nl
The United st.,es, 10 tie Dlstrc. Of West vi,ginis
tho cae Of Jacob & hornbrsok nsainst the
teamboat Jpnnie Campbell, a.A hayses Hlcl
nv ey. H.hy H. md thllo. thar engin's, boats
ctle. on'at app mi aud iurnj Ire, Z d npon Coz
sin intervening LIBEL IN 4 case, sail proc Cd
" sell a pubic suction " the hlkhe.t aud btst
hIdrr.s aid ste mboat Jrnnie tAmnhell and
arges, Nick Cnwlsy, Harry q, Ind Philo thtIl
nSlnts. ooAts. tscsl-. outfit anpa Il aud funii'
ufe, At the public landing In the ! ity OF Wheel.
ing. West s3rgipl.. on TUESDAY, the 9Th day 81
,iglT ISL 81 nS clock a :, SAID e,s.mho.s sud
trYtclsss an. In nlr clps 0 der.
Terms Of aale-Dne.ioufth W pu,ch.s 80 money
or such further .um q. ihs pucGsssr o. pIrch nsi
msT elect e pay, 10 b. d, In esh, aud the r.
nalndefb f lhe bu,ph 10 n lney 10 three equal H.
.taumeDtb pafRns In four, ti.ht aud Twelve
nontht rasbtctiv"Iy. With intsrest from the dry q
fslc lhe purchaser giving bonds With persnnAl 80
Guilty. 10 beapprnvcd By the Marshsl. for The do
lsrred inktsllments Of the pu chne money.
.Eg. s}9s-f 1ifta.=es 3fO, W. ATkIN6lS,
70 q. 8. Marshal District y ct ViiglniA.
CAtpwILL 4 CALDWELL. RI. ctys. -
Nkfe f,Y. ". June q. 1t6i fs i.ja
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Tho Tax mpaiuus nuu executive
Usut patton. ,sl4tSi
"Cato," whose article appears elsewhere,
d, dis with two unsound propositions &C :
vanced TO defsnd the statute which exempts
certain property" Our correspondent will
permit tho sugges.ion that it doesn't mat
ter II the whole statute is unsound. That
is not the question. The point Of interest
to the people Of this State is whether be +
Constitution is Of any substantial vall. 10
th.m; whether 1t ia to be used alw, s
against them and never in their behalf;
whether it is binding upon the hitlest
executive officer az well as upoa tho hum.
Z bles. citizen. vi NJ. (i.{ls,sit
The Constitution provides how laws a.e
to be repealed and how the question I, Of
conssi,utionality is to b. determined, No.
where in our Constitution or in that Of
any other free people is the Executive
branch empowered to abrogsse or n,llify
law, to u.urp the functions OF tt Q Lei !.
lstive and Judicial branches Of ths Gov.
ernmens, or Of either Of them. .Thi. is
what has been done In the matter ri II q
tax. exemptions, and this is what is bitterly
complained Of and with good cause.
There Is constitutional way to a-cer.
tain whether law ia demonstrations, bu,
that method was not employed, and there
is none other. To say that a casa which
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n. hotherswnn's Worm syrup.
lniallihle, tasteless, harmless, cathsrtic; Tor
'sVsrishnesS, rsstlessness, worms, cons.ips-
fnm. Trcntr.fivn ~a- '5if Il'sii =
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(, !, ,, .,,, heen before the Supreme ooa'.
NJ ny m,sh Is in principle has been deo,dso
. i, viii hardly commend i'seltso ny0o1'
exc, s,s. p counsel on tdat side. |. -,
Tho Tbs truth, IS everybody knows, = !ns:
y, ~ s,.ts admiuls,,stl!,n found the rece,p..
lees than The ezpenditu. II x .a,. 1su,s
sary to have more money III .a,est N,
refused to levy a tax that would ~ ,..ir
Requirements; and the Governor, s \ :
| for his party, took It upon himself to MAJ
up Tor the deficiency by declaring uncon'
sti,utioual an act which be bad approved
himself. No subsequent decision Of tn
Supreme Court can take from this deed ~
elarirg improperly. 82i8g ~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trainsarrive and depart a. fol ows-tIty Time. Z
I}HALtlnOREd d ObIO.-MAIs LINI-De
pnri-Por Baltimore and New York, l4rn IN, W
| : m, and sos p IN Grafton AccNmmod ,tIon f:3s
mediation, li:a5 m. Gluyers G p Accon modA.
:: o. DfV.-For rhIc,go and tho West OILS a M !,
125 m and ll:i0 M Bsrnesyille Acc0mmoda.
| tion, s;S5 N. Zsnesvll'e Accommodation 4:i0 m
. m. ., Thadelphia Acnommodsi'o-, ssI6 D m
Warrington. Pa odation. .:3b p IN 4 :,
| :! Arrive From "atimIro Hnd Washington, D,
G, lGl0a IN, lo:l6 m, and s:25 m. Glover 4 Gan
Accommodation. SEQ u m. Mouudsvile Accom-.
moaauon. ESnp n: ,..att n Accom- mediation, 5:S5
GO. tv.srom Gh'ca q and the West 2io m,
9:io An aud Cos p. m. Z.nesvii'e Lccemn,oda
ZION. 800 N. GAINESVILLE Accommo lation. $40
". P d q. DIy.-v,om pl..sbu, gh, at tao D m
and ~ 9 m. Warrington. "a, $40 m Triadel.
AZ! through Trains ruu daily. Local tain. daily
F., O. q sT. L.--DnARr-6:oo q m, s:sS Z m
a:9 N, ~ M. Ansrvz-sso = m, 1l:o5 N
a8hp N, 7:20 N. ~ 1853 u Is. tta;T'
Cleveland. Lornip d whselipp,-pxrirr
r. ~! svile 9:27 m, Cleveland express 1922 m
~ III U1a ~ =, ~ n assslon
AhaivE-st: tlSi svillc SCI m, Mstsiion sceou u
modaton 9S!a m. 81: ClaItvi 10 l2y7 D N, Cleye
Ano express Gs7 m, st. Chirsvtllo $50 m. -
Cleveland q Eitlnburkn-uxrAnr-s !,
r. u:2! N. as P N: steubenvillo Aocommoda
nen s;ls m, %sllzytlle Accommodation Sos
n. ~. ,iAha!vs-lSSs ? m, EGG m s:23 m; Bteu.
oommodRtnn 8:S3 N. Il Il tf ~
b. z. 4 9. Railwny-LxAvi4 Bellsire n,
WoodAheld and Summarized At 900 q N. and an
p m " sRhtvR st RalIainr At o:1ka. m and 686 n N
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brATE T.xATiOd.

A Correspondent CFilicises what he CON,
I'd c-ivrs to be Wrong Ideas.
To The Editor Of The In.eligencr.
sIR:-Two unsound propositions are ad.
vanced to defend the statute which az
enpts certain property.
First-"That tax is an annual rate
charged on given valuation" viz, unless
an item Of property has been present duI.
ing the preceding twelve months, no tax II
due. 5,t..5 5.:5
second-A tax: "a price paid for pro.
te:tion," w the amount Of a tax must BE-
measured by the amount of protection.
And, 1t is said, since taxation must be
uniform the Legislature may attempt to
attain uniformity BY exemp.ing such
things as ara not likely to have been in ex.
istence during thepreceding twelve months.
Let I'd consider an illustration. A MAJ
from Pennsylvania becomes a citizsu
Wheeling; he arrives on The last day Of
December. Taxes are levied as Of Januar,
| This man is aas 4ssed with a COW worth
$50, calf, ten days old, worth s.. On the
II day OF January the COW dies aud the
calf is stolen. Hers is a Case OF hard ship,
but all human institutions are imperfect,
and tina etate cannot anticipate aud pro.
vide against any .vicisaituds. The Safe is
not an Insurance Company, which says,
''psy 30 much annually and will indem.
My against loss" Government implies
func!ioaaries aud EXPENSES. The State
-xacts contribution from each citiz N 40
cording 10 the value Of such property a.
ne may own on particular day. 1t /.
Easy to spin a ianciiul theory, but there is
90 semblanca OF contrast between CHI.
zen and bis Government. 1t is impossible
70 fad n theory that will harmonIzs with
the surrounding fActe. Is the money add.
ed each year TO the irreducible schoo
fund, price paid tior protecting the call
againet robbers ? . y ~ 5!sEstsy i
The Constitution imposes two limita
tons on ths=Legislsture: Taxation mus.
BIZ uniform throughout the State and all
property must be taxed, according to it,
value to DO ascertained as directed BY law.
The present statute is doubtless patch.
work OF blunders but the remedy is, to elect
a better, class Of men TO the L ,gislaturt;
these b!undors will never DO corrected by
enyrafting unsound theories on public
opinion. asssrL7a ii58 OAro, \
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" v.,, !, :, wand ptpress >! Nm.

4. onsa Dasy Journal tDem'l . ~, u, n
On the sufficient ground, o. rsFoi n sc.'.
the popu,r demand ior turning .ne t 10 tbe
ont Of .ofict; on the Importance n NJ Iuo
Country Of political chsnse-sh s,; Ds%o u
the party be succe.sul over the G.e' y tbs
dviaion Of the National ConVsn;t so,aS a. msn
tariff Question. we fey the ,t as n ocrat'e
viii show Q detection from me ' .boG ,uS
party and it, nominee stronger ,hs Ram RsnnSI III.
anticipated alterations M! M ,, tns nsTrcnrsi
csn party and Blsine. NJ WISE psme9 " !:
u viii allow bimseli 10 +under,stimMen {he
4cket, D aine and Logan. a !osu o. vni "
| Nd Der by ms jority exr'eaire ihas ~
asyts r S,s.s Sss p d Sss a'
ainia, wonld i. 10 hopsu ior November
fact ON Democra.. -. -, Z ~ NJ.
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GARDEN PARTY.

Ihs ladies Of b. iuie's Church, whe.,ir,
lilsnd. will givea Garden Party 4, z mo Orr,
South From. street. on Thunday svoninz. .., :,
1874, Supper from tos o'clock. i''tt u' - ~
Adnlsiou, 70 Cents 1icieta r b h.a I. X, n.
gate a.--' "a. =
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Tho Popular VIII IN rarlies.

Before tns Republican party had knocked
the unit rule out OF time Democrats we're
able to sin the efforts to enforce it tho de-
Sign Of bad men to enslave Republicans,
and they were never tired Of hurting anath.
emas against the "odlous unit rule" 1t
was odious, 1t was anti.Republican, and
the Republican party knocked it on the
head. rs
Ia the Democratic party the unit rule
remains in full force. 1t has just been 70.
sorlea to in New York, in the State which
the Democracy is sacrificing every thing to
carry, and in behalf Of the man who is
thought by many Democrats to ba their
last hope. Cleveland's only chance to 70
into the convention with the backing of
his State is bound up in that "odious unit
rule" which leaves everything to the State
Convention and takes everything from the
people Of the districts. Rad what q
Democratic newspaper, the New Orleans
Picuylne, says OF all this and its probable
etfsc. on tho parties: ,5s'.i !. Z
Democratic machinery Is getting to be so
muon OF close corporation that the psop
Cannot break into 1t st any point, and The
conn, qasnce will bs that the people will ls,
1t alouu. On the uther hand, observe the
harmony secured to q parry by the Kspubl.-
can policy Of going down to the peoples, The
R.puoliC aus nhvu abolished the unit rule.
aud do mot allow any man to b slsnced, OF
even to BE- piudged 10 support tue ticAet The
onlstQ uuncs Is tuat the Arthur men and the
Einuuds men, with fsw exceptions, now tsy
that it was u iair hxnt ana they will SUPPORT
Blaine. Tue bolt il really OF iuslgalti sau,
proportions, and the Democracy cannol rely
upou 1t u win victory. t.Thoy eau have No
hope unlsss they eau secure u greater bar
muuy aud havs no boilers at all. rney mus,
popular.L, the methods OF the party. d
I. is Tor the general welfare that the
meshods Of all paroles shall be popular, the
action OF each being tho will OF It's own
people. Democratic methods as they
staud are far from popular, aad far be-
hind those Of the Republican party. It is
therefore natural tina; the people shall look
to the more popular party to control the
Government, y: 4. Is. ~.
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NEW Ap y.

TJTANTED-A% GOOD PATTERN.
wv Maker. Address 20. u, care In,slligsv I,
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TOR RENT-TWO " FuRNIe,HF
IL Rooms fronting on Main streot Dr. Z! >
months Of lulv and august Apply q, NJ w.
Dksh0 ~, corner Tenth and Main uU eets - M
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Tho Tax Assumptions Hud executive
VI 49, "e.t Unut DnttOn .lsse !. ,giN4 ~
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EITs.

FITS. I RI, 30 i
Al! Fits stopped tree BY d.. Klines Great Ncrve
ses,orcr. No Fits after nnt days upe Marvellous
urea Treatise and 81 TRIAL bottle FREQ TO Fit casey,
END to Dr. Kline, oal Arch street Philadelphia.
"a, Cancer Institute. ss1 Arch street, Philado nht,
p. 60 70 IT, po>xvyAH !,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-08

will got, for the sweaty pennies of the
dissolute, sow in the community this I'M
purity"
Stand up, also, Judge Sullivan and an
swer Is it true that the laws are so weak,
the Courts so enervate and powerless that
they cannot close the lfoodgates OF filth, but
must perforce permit cowardly press to
advertise to the homes Of the land the
Iibertineism of wealth and the amous of
harlotry?
Walt Whitman was visited with the
wrath of offended laws for impure writings,
that,compared to those under consideration,
are pure as angels robes. But the publish
ers of San Francisco, safe behind the foEtiti-
cations of your Court, have flooded the
country with bawdy reports and verbatim
speeches of feculancy, and beside which,
for indeccncy. the impudicity of Prior, the
polished nastiness of Rabelais, tie crotic
poems of Ovid, the RIGHTEOUSNESS of La
Fontaine's Contes," and Boccaceio's " De
camerone" sink into insignificance.
There is not the father of a pure daugh-
ter or honorable son in all the State; the
husband of an honest wife, the brother OF
a virtuous sister or the lover of true
woman who has not cause to-day against
most of the journals of San Francisco
that would justify them in posting theil
publishers in the streets that reek with
thoir unfinished filth
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-08
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds
were quoted at 40 for As of 1907; HIS for 41as
sterling, 81 s4@4 Sc; 100. for IS; silver bars
I0H.
silver in London. 505&d; consols. 100 l5-l6d !;
per cent. United States bonds. extended, lo5 !;
Is, 1881; as, 115.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
At $4,000 cents.
Affairs were unusually quiet in the san fran
cisco mining share market Saturday, no bust
ness of importance being transacted
Rain fell Yesterday i'll various sections Of the
State
The Governor Of Hongkong objects to the en-
rollment of Englishmen in the French service.
Hot weather prevails in New York, the Their
rnometer yesterday registering go.
American clans are being exported TO Eng
land from New York.
The three-mile running record was beaten at
sheepshead Bay Saturday by Drake Carter.
Butler proposes to substitute Hendricks for
West on the ticket with himself.
The funeral of the late Senator Anthony took
place Saturday at Providence. R l.
The bank at New Brunswick, n. j., stopped
payment Saturday.
Battisa Ratio, Italian Consul at New York, is
TO be recalled
At Charter Oak Park, Saturday Maud Mes
eenger trotted three heats in 2:l614, 2I714 and
2I9.
The General Assembly Of the Knights
Labor reelected I. V. PoWderly. of Scranton,
Pa, Grand Master Workman.
Tommy Chandler and Johnny Files, who re-
Gently fought a prize fight in Chicago have
been arrested by the police of that city.
Chinese agents are trying to tit out privateerS
in England to prey on French commerce.
Germany has taken possession Of the west
coast of Africa.
An immense demonstration in favor of the
English franchise bill took place Saturday in
Glasgow, Scotland.
Republican meetings were held at many
points in the State Saturday evening.
Aanon won the free-for-au race ut Oakland
Saturday in three straight heats-2;22, 2:2414 and
2:2354.
James Howard was found dead at Salinas
Monterey county, Saturday
Fire near Cottonwood City, Mont; loss 100000
The French have seized Passandares Bay
Madagascar, without resistance.
The rapid fall OF the Nile makes Wolseley's
plan for reaching Khartoum extremely diff
cult
A great conAagration occurred last night at
Cleveland, O.
The sixday walking match at Kansas City,
No, closed last night, O'Lcary winning, making
5l3 miles and laps
Many riots OCCURRED in Antwerp yesterday
out of sympathy with those ut Brussels.
Clerical parade in Brussels yesterday re
suited in great disorder, 1s5 arrests being made
The State election in Maine takes place to-
day.
Since May Isl twenty white women have been
outraged in Georgia by negroes.
Archbishop Gibbons Of Baltimore. calls Il
Plenary Council to meet in that city on the 9Th
of November