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Connecticut western news., 1884-10-29

No L1cENsE.-The people Of Arkan- sas at the September election voted upon the question of licensing the sale of liquor with the following result For license, 92,597; against it, 45,35s. Six counties voted against license. Two Years ago 12 counties Fptaa agaInat E.
Connecticut western news., 1884-10-29

A WESTERN school teacher, lamenting the early marriages of some of he young lady pupils, spoke of one girl in particular, who was married last week at the age of fifteen, and said she did wish she could have taken the girl through fractions before she got married. Boston Journal.
Connecticut western news., 1884-10-29

IDLE SH1ps.-There are 54 large ships, registering over s1, 900 tons, waiting at San Francisco for cargoes of grains Some of them have been idle from one Ca Ak.wnm samwm
Connecticut western news., 1884-10-29

DISMISS IT.-"Your honor may dis miss the jury; every man there owes me for a suit of clothes" That is the way St. Paul tailor nolle pros'd a case against county official whom he was suing for the price of spring suit laat
Connecticut western news., 1884-10-29

Go1Ne across the ocean is now called seeing the shark
Connecticut western news., 1884-10-29
Local News a Speciality.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09

rcsentatlyes Of the principal commercial
bodies of the country shall present their
views. The memorial Is being extern
sivcly signed by bankers and merchants
throughout the city,
GOLD EXPORTS.
The Steamers Servia and Baltic, which
sail to-day for Liverpool, will carry ST.
$4,000 in gold, a remarkably heavy ship
ment. OF this amount, kidder, Peabody
Co., ship 81 100000 in gold bars, Au-
gust Belmont & Co., 100000 in gold bars,
l.. Won Hoffman & Co., 100000 in gold
coin, Lazard Freeres 100000 in coin.
Brown Brothers & Co., $500, 900 in gold
bars, DreXel, Morgan & Co., 100000 in
coin, j. & w. Scligman & Co., 100000
in coins Block & Co. 100000 in bars;
Heidebach Eickelheimer & Co., $3.50, 600
in coin; Morton, Bliss & Co., 100000 in
coin; L. S. Balm Co., Sl50,000 in coin,
and Speyer & Co., S250,000. The with
yesterday amounted to 81 100000, of
which the City Bank took $1,000 Nor
ton, Bliss & Co., S300,000; DreXel, Nor
gan & Co., 100000, and Heidelbach,
Eichelhcimer & Co., S2j0,000.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE,
There was large meeting of the men,
bers of the Cotton Exchange yesterday to
receive the report of the committee of
twenty-one, appointed to revise the COM
mission laws. Mayor II. V. King pre-
sided. The report was signed by every
member of the Exchange except Mr.
Henry Hentz, who opposed the change
proposed. 1t was recommended that
rates of commission be fixed as follows:
For floor trading, where the name of
the principal is given up before
p. m, seventy-tlve cents per 100 bales,
a reduction of twenty-five cents from the
present rate. For carrying business for
all members 81 30 per 100 bales, reduc-
ton of fifty cents. For non-members
resident in New York or Brooklyn the
present rate of S25 per 100 bales is con-
tinued, but rebate of $l5 per 100 al
lowed. For non-members resident else
where $685. with rebate of $3.50 The
distinction between resident and non-resi-
dent members is removed. The report
was adopted, and the board of managers
asked to draw up amendments to the by
laws providing for these changes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
CAIRO, March 5tb, 1884.

New spring styles in stiff hats at Chi
cago Clothing House.
The train due up on the Illinois Cen
trail last evening was over fours hours late.
The sewers were all opened yesterday
morning and in some places the sipewa,er
had fallen four inches by noon.
New nobby stiff hats at Chicago Cloth
ing House. G
Mr.. Scott Singleton, local editor and
mechanical director of the Pulaski Patriot,
was in the city yesterday.
Judge Green has returned from Peoria
where he attended the meeting of the State
Democratic Central COMMITTEE of which he
is member.
Ice, wood and kindlng, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. If
Mayor Halliday will probably be able
to be on duty again tomorrow. His all
ment was a severe cold coupled with over
exertion during the last few weeks.
The steamer Josh. V. Throop is coming
down the Ohio from Evansville, in charge
of the Red Cross relief society and carrying
rstions, ETC., for food sufferers along the
rivers.
we are still ready to sell our entire
stock of clothing. GJdstiue & Roscnwater
If
The attention of the readers is called
to the notice in special local column of an
auction sale Of household goods at the late
residence Of Capt. W. p. Wright, on nth
street, Tuesday afternoon.
Ice continues TO give boats much
trouble in the Mississippi river. Two
Anchor Line steamers started up the river
yesterday, but turned back for fear of dam
aging their wheels. There will be no ma
terial interruption, however.
Novelties of all kinds of hats at Chi
cago Clothing House.
The Texas and st. Louis Company's
pay car came in yesterday and paid up
nearly everything due from the company to
employers or business men here Claims
for lumber were not paid, because they had
for some reason, not been included in the
request OF the receiver for an order from the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
THE MONTE CRlSTO COMPANY.

We are glad to be able to announce tina
such arrangements havo been made 40 to
positively assure the presentation of this|
magnificent drama by the John Stetson
Company on Saturday, March Is, with Jas !
O'Neil in the leading role assisted by q
company not excelled by any before tho|
public.
The high water rendered their appear
ance here in February impossible, and sew
eral other engagements had to be cancel
led from the same cause.
The company opened in New Orleans,
and played week to such houses, az the
Times Democrat declared, were never wit
messed in that city before. A perfect jam
greeted the play every night Of the engage
ment, and standing room only" was al
ways placed before the curtain rose. 10
fact the New Orleans term was q
series of ovation rarely witnessed anywhere
That there may be no bitch in the arrange.
menta, ae company's special csr will arrive
here from New Orleans Thursday night,
with experienced stage carpenters for
placing the splendid scenery and SO newhat
complicated machinery necessary to first
class production of the play. Most of the
regular scenery belonging to the Opera
House will be removed, and the company
substituted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
No. Thank You, Tom.


They met when they were girl and boy,
Going 10 school one day,
And won't you take my peg top, dear2"
Was all that lie cou d say.
She bit her little pinuforc,
Close 10 his side she came.
She whispered, "No! no, thank you, Tom,"
But took ii Ill the same.
They met one day, the self same way,
When ten swift years had flown;
He said, "Pvc nothing bul my heart,
But that is yours alone"
And won't you take my hearty he said,
And called her by her Cme;
She blushed ana said, mo, thank you, Tom,
But took 1t all the same.
And twenty, thirty, forty years,
Have brought them care and 10y;
She has the little pcG-tNp still,
He gave her when Il boy.
i've had no wealth, swoe, wife," said he,
i've never bro ucht You iGme;"
she whispered, mol no, thank YOU, Tom,
You've loved me NJ! tie sume!'
+. T.. Wcatherly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
AN EXPLANATION.

Editor B1lstin:
An impression seems to prevail that the
party, Chas. Slgde, advertising an alleged
spirituallstic show at the Opera House this
evening, is the famous slate writing and
test medium, Henry Slade. Such is not
the case. Dr.. Henry Slade is at present in
Florida; and it is known by sll well inform
ell spir,tuali,ts that he never gives public
exhibitions. His seances are limited to the
presence of from one to three persons at
each sitting aud are always given privately.
Yours. JACOB MARTIN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
An Industrial Congress.

CHICAGO, Ill, March S.-Secretary
Boyle has issued the following card, out
lining the objects and purposes of the
National Industrial Congress-
"a mass convention of people inter-
ested in every possible industry of every
section of this country is called to meet
at Chicago May 81, 1854, for the purpose
of organizing a National Industrial Con-
gress which shall have for its object to
watch over and further the development
Of the latent resources of the country, to
the end that there may be perfect har-
mony OF roduction-neither an oyerpro-
duCtiOn of some nor neglect of others;
to make known new opportunities for
capital and labor and suggest improved
processes, and the employment of labor
and capital in all that pertains to
nations progress and the welfare of the
people. Among interests which will be
represented at the Congress will be:
/. The latent resources of the Pacific
coast in fax, beet sugar, wines, and semi
tropic products, angora and mohair.
9 The flax interests of the whole coun-
try, of hberand seed, and of linen, thread,
Irvine, and yarn manufacture.
3. The ramie industry of the Southern
States, which may be made to equal that
of cotton.
4. The hemp and jute industry.
3. The sugar industry of cane, sor-
ghum, and beets and corn.
6. The wool and mohair industries.
7, A tin-plate industry,
Besides these there will be present
those prepared to intelligently set forth
the necessities, advantages and opportu-
mites of other industries of the country
to so far as possible insure an intelligent
comprehension and harmonious senti-
ment of the people of all sections in pro-
motion of the nations welfare.
This is a mass convention, and all who
are willing to take part in its proceedings
are cordially invited to be present and
bring exhibits.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
BURNT FLESH,
FINANCIAL NOTES.
VIII Ask the Suspension of Silver Coin
age-Cotton Commission,


NE" YORK, March S.-Messrs. James
W. brown, Charles Smith, VIM. II. Fogg,
samuel D. Babcock, Cyrus w. Field,
VIM. l.. Strong, Alexander D. Orr, Henry
Hentz, John II, lnman and Scion Hum
phreys, OF the committee Of twenty
appointed by the Chamber Of Conn
merce to urge on Congress ,mmo.
date legislation suspending silver coin
age for two years, met yesterday. They an.
pointed a subcommittee, COMPOSED Of
Messrs. Fogg, Coe and Humphreys 70
invite the cooperation of commercia,
bodies In other cities. The Secretary
Mr.. George Wilson, was instructed t.
have bill drafted embodylng the view,
OF the Chamber as expressed in resolu
lions passed at the meeting Thursday
This bill is to be placed in the hands o
Senator Warner Miller and Congressma,
A. s. Hewitt for presentation in the Sen
ate and House. AS soon as this bill
reaches committee the Secretary Is t,
arrange for hearing on the silver cues
ton, at which II is proposed that the req
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
TEETOTALER'S HAPPY.
Supreme Court Decision that Makes
Kansas GuZzlers Sick

LEAyENwORTH, KAs., March 8.-There
is CONSERVATION in Leavenworth, the
AUTHORIZATION stronghold of the State,
caused by the decision of the State
Supreme Court in the test case against
County Attorney Foster, of Saline County,
to GUST him from Office for refusing to en-
force the Prohibtory law. This decision
will result in proceedings to GUST County
Attorneys in several counties, and is the
most formidable movement yet made for
the enforcement of the Prohibition law
The Prohibitionists are jubilant, and the
large brewery, vineyard aud liquor inter-
ests are correspondingly depressed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
CHICAGO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Active Trading and Strong Market.
Broken Freight Rates.

Broken Freight Rates.
CHICAGO, Ill, March S.--Trading ac-
tivty on Change has been greater this
forenoon than has been witnessed here
for month past. Buying orders came
in in profusion and values generally
have been very strong and tending
upward. Wheat, which sold down to
90 for May on Thursday, has steadily
risen from that figure until it reached
81 ~ to-day, July wheat went to 81 90
IA, and other options rose "a and 7-s
over the closing on Change yesterday
Corn was especially strong at the opening,
May selling up to sc 81, but eased off
somewhat and was quoted at 5G 3-S at
II O'Clock. Oats advanced 3-S and ~,
and pork advanced II -; lard advanced
.. The strength shown by hemarkets is
partially ascribcd to the apparently we'll
founded rumors that freights East bound
have finally broken to Il basis of fifteen
cents TO New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
An Awful Rannrt.

CINCINNATI, o., March s.-A dispatch
from Sidney, o., says; Miller Black, aged
twenty-nlne, at Houston, this county,
outraged the four-year old daughter of
Samuel Pickering, using knife to accom-
plish his purpose, He was arrested and
put in inil
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
Merited Praise.

The universal praise bestowed upon
Kidney-Wort as an invaluable remedy for
all disorders of the Kidneys, Liver and
Bowels, is we'll merited. Its virtues are
universally known and its cures are re.
ported on all sides. Many obstinate cases
have succumbed to it after they had been
given up by the doctors and q thorough
treatment will never fail to cure. Sold py
all druggists. See sdv't.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
Free of Charge.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or an af-
lection OF the Throat and Lungs, are re-
quested to call at Barclay Bros drug
store and get trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, free Of
charge, which will convince them of its
wonderful merits and show what q regular
dollar size bottle will do. Call early. (3)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
Cheese and Butter.

GUARANTEED PURE STOCK.
Choice Dairy Butter.
Choice Creamery Butter.
Choice Factory Cheese.
hoice Cream Cheese.
G. NJ. ALDEN,
220 i'm No 81 9th St.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09


court To nav back-claims AGAINST the road
Paymaster Drake stated that, at the least
calculation, not less than ten thousand were
paid out hy HIM Yesterday In this CITY
alone.
so,lo. cu;.. ooj r,m.
hr;o ro,h,o;aor;o, pr#r, p,ff,c and
Ioros liro of wh;,o ,,oods ina, ,scaivad at
Stuarts. 1t
vu D;.,o s,,;oI mill bo
ho,d ~ cha ros;da,oo ~ NJ, NJ Crore
oo wo.I,;n,,o, ,ranra ,,rr,h horso oho,.
tbc Cour, Uor.e ,,.morro, nioht
1osr, co, or r,hh,r tos,b Finder
wiI, ma REWARDED no Having at this office
It
Judge Green will call meeting of the
COMPRESSION Democratic Committee some
time next month. The State Democratic
Committee has fixed the 3 of July as the
date for the State Convention, at Peoria,
which gives ample time for the local conven-
uoh''
A-lHe 'n'ro large lh'o'ce "' D'ea'h'u
: Muslin ioF 'he season VIII DC IN STOCK az
0'uSfts 'o-morro"' Inc uup'eceuen'fu
10" prices lie makes account LOT '''e rsp'o
SAFE Oh 'hiS line Oh goous' II
-Dr' onar'es olaue promises 10 give d
'''
" ''''''1'0 ','''s'' y 49,
-' ,..e, ,r,l.,,s.,'..,'.-.l..... , ,
~ ~,
w " '''' ~ - '''' ''
" f'''0 $3.50 ~
SERVICES Id 'he Me'"ools' ohurch TO-
Gay, morning anu evening" am "-hofro"
evening d n1i-Pa'' seven oeIooA 'neio
=, -
-.
WV" Wv "'
-one OIL three 'ramps VINO started from
THIS city lot 81 LOUIS Monday was drowned
Ia pond near oraiS s station IN rerrV
county. Inc pohd was frozen over; he
cD' w. -" NV ~ ~ "Y''
'"A' oi0N' ''''"o '"'''''' ""u ""'
''i'""'' III 0p''' Vi MS pS''De' > ei'''' "
save "''N'
An official notice issued by 5. ). Mer-
riIl, general manager OF the Chicago, Mill
waukee and st. Paul Railway, dated at
Milwaukee, Wis, March 9TH, 1884, pro-
claims to the employees AMI the public that
"Mr. Roswell Miller has this day been ap'
pointed Assistant General Manager, and all
communications should be addressed to
him as such"
-rbo co,loc,ioro in th;, s,orr0, rsv.rue
d;s,rio. Cor +ho mor,h 81 Eohr,orv ina,
nassod uoro 90 fo,,ous. Diot,lIoa s,;r;,.
e,e ,coot, ,,hooo oi., o,o 90 coz "a
..... IT,. GO ore 40 a,.,o, -,
.oc o,o 90 r, 49,,
, a-oo, IN 49, .ooa 81
the month before, tue decrease peihS pfih'
! cipallv on the first two items on the list.
| A.,
| -De'otioh " parry in'eieS's uiu ho' ioo
| Cairo OF the Republican Convention and Of
| the R.publican Primaries i'm which Africa
| 81, b.
"li" '''on0' :"
| otherand In winch, as before, the latter Will
white Re,nh,i cans in This county Stand
-.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09

Mrs. Kate Parsons, 40 Spruce st, Toron
to, Dat, Can, states that she suff red with
severe rheumatism and also with the tooth
ache, but by the apple .tlon of ST. Jacobs
Oil, the great pain reliever, she was COM
pletely cured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
Call On

UHII UH
New York Store Company,
II. Schultze,
Smith Brothers,
c. W. Henderson,
w. B. Pettis,
+. B. Petit,
w. L. Bristol,
John McNulty,
Thomas Keane,
G. F. Ort g. Co.,
StrattOn & Bird,
for Chess Carley Companys famous
"Fire Proof OIL"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
Got Tw llva Yaaru

NORFOLK, VAo March S.-The trial Of
Charles Whtehurst, for the murder of
Junius Rodgers, resulted in verdict of
sul'ty, and the punishment was assessed
at twelve wears in the penitentiary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
A Horse-Thief Run Down,

DENisoN, TEX, March S,-A Deputy
eherlh from Cooke County passed
through here yesterday with a horse
thlei he had captured about three RULES
east OF this city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
At Public Auction.

Household goods of every description at
former residence of w. P. Wright, Eleventh
Street, one door west of Walnut. Sac at
2 o'clock p. M, Tuesday, March 18th.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-09
Legal Blanks Kept FOR Sale

at THE BULLETIN office.
Warranty Deeds,
Special Warranty Deeds,
Chattel Mortgages,
Real Estate Mortgage,
Sgpenas,
Executions, Summons, Venire,
Garnishee Blanks, &c.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26
TTEVS ON THE + FRONT PLATFORM.

There were four men, all strangers to each
oher riding quietly up town the front platform OF
Eroadway ear Near Union Square nfth swung on ana
~ he rucd his cigar he began 10 date on the SIZE ana
inportance Of the Democratic demonstration tue g
urcyious "Ah. It was grand" said he " the streets
hacked with people and not Republican To ne SEEM
everyone Of that crowd will vote for Cleveland
D." WAS there. and am Republican she VIII Fo'o
,,r blaine 4" said q man a the Democrats eibow'
Tl,e Detnotrat rolled his eyes and SAID "hh'ml
And [ was there. aud III vote for Bhine' -aia
,,nt,a, s1vas there and Blaine will get my vgN .
~" a. ,rtly remained fDt fHr fffbrSs ftIfitt WHO
g,. me hft man Ne the party "a add inst re- tou Wa
ie tet s6tata Dtniotfat gathering ana thst ne pre-
HtttN ~ s6tt fHf bisiht. q, ..,,.., a ..,s a..
u f,i4tt mt tth ~ me- ~ ~ 'hls t0thes saa lf'
piettjsod iirD 10 bsd stdieh Htis hHt shmt bW
tslss tl titiebt hE hsi s'fhfk sht "tY'tf ttnrhi
ssbt tsl HHttf, ttHAd u y Ht'h tbI WD ~ tmt
81 4 t4b, 80 lgl aabi . h'eii9N hta4 - PttsWrnt
Va q a.i gsH ~ sbligs iisr htlHhi ma s rtps,
/ sDy ggbF ~ ibg Da Ng,M ~ thYsi htt tssi"Wi
sul lllarg bil sst Yheh hi4lHt j. tlttt"'N ~
I, ,,. DD ~ sbHt Ubi tssFy iime aH1'bsf 'tH,NVl
! ttiss ~ H,lpiSius ~ bilbigfr Hr. ap srs ~ Wts'
D,uD,ltis IbrF iuIk ti t1i sHe' tr'''"" 80
IA, uluir Dlr yIH Uy sb.1s ~ NitI pii'hls's ~ H.,
U1, ,nsut only ~ pal Ir M NhrHrFsF Hsk. M Msppr ~
la fc Hrpublirans thry have tOid nae hatit
uot The, ,oula hrp Iur, aud ihrrrs "n fH" :" ~ 20,
ruu p,t xurk ythDui ihr All 0f ll'Inpiss -, - ~
| workiugnieu WON'T stand teyeianb' Anu l"u VI" '
| prOyclh
New-York tribune., 1884-10-26

rcference TO General Gordon. The press Oh oc"'
land the Liberal press. The Scofsmd" "se', WIN -"
in mower of independent and courageous th'"A'ne
accented and applauded his method OF d'sc"'S'"s
Eqypt Ir private. it Is true, l heara '"'''' 'io"s
or;,ci.us ON Mr.. Gladstone's Egyptian paragraphs.
:, "a not everybody. not even all his personal
friends who surrender their judgment ana con-
science into Mr. Gladstone's keeping But ] hearo'
I am bound to say far more asserting 'hah "sSc"'-
ing opinions, and the uniform tone oi inc Pio'' o
sro, a ouest,on as this must be accepted MS saie
index to the body of opinion among its ieao'iS'
cannot refrain from quoting what seems I" me
.. f,,, ,roof of the state OF feeling about the
hornic and generous and loyal soldier who Keeps
,,arl over British honor at Khartoum Wheh HIS
,s, ,n.ssoce To the Government and last Iepor' Vi
his nlans and wishes reached this country, scotch
Liberal paper of ability and position puDii'he" ~
with the headline .Morc OF General ""i"'"
freaks" That is what had in mlnd wheh use"
the word dshonorablc. 1t is not honorao'c " "'
ton to mock at the leader Of its iorlorn nope ""''
hulI a. have Leen whstlng about bis ears day III"
ght for four long months. ;s1
What have said should say Just as S"""s'' -
took what l may call the Gladstohlaii Wv "
-, ;nst.ad of the very dinercn: view which from
| the beginning have held ana h"'c ~
| tho.e coIumps At this moment and all through
Io,,or am neither arguing the Egyptian ques-
tion uor critcisng, except incidentally NJ "'''-
s,o,o,s orcument What urge Is that whether you
onnrove his policy or condemn it, Egypt is ilcoli-
| narahly tue grave,t question OF the day' NY
| rt;c;sr ON Mr. Gladstone is that he has de-
lh,rately pu. it ASIDE and withdrawn from the con-
e,leration of the people of England ana Hco' iau
;.suas tenfold more essential than those on wh'cn
| no makes his appeal to them. " hcther al Ehs'''"'
| ,, wishes TO plant empire on the Me- VI
| ,hotbcr his main idea about Egypt Is liRe Mr
| cIols,ones to get ont of IT, he cannot but reear"
,. deci.iou between those two alternatives rs mo
,,.rtous 10 the future of Great Britain Therefore
| - ANY il oucht 10 he faced and not evaded. l'
u+ II aside for the Franchise bill is not to my iho
| m, net of high craftsmanship. 1t cannot greatly
| ,,,tt.r whether the Franchise bill is passed Inn
| wear or next or the year after. Inc class ""'cn !
| IN ,et the vote has waited eight hundrch years Io
II Tnoucstionabe as the rights OF the TWO ihiilioh
| of uon-yotcvs are. they are not, III proaI VIC"
urrept Time is not of the essence oi the lra"ciIS
oue.t,on II is certain that the franchise VIII b
o,+.l aud granted soon. But the decisions tI
,rrevocable decisions. to he taken at caro- wi'h''
| tho next tvelvemonth are decisions whIch Mus
| oooct the dcstrnics OF this Empire for centuries
| come In a Government which rests adinlttedIy o
| the " iii of the pcupie the people, mantah' nav
| , r;ch+ to be consulted on those desti1es; on III
| most ,mnortant and not merely on the less imPof
tant Of the i,sues which the existence oi TIC "o'
| ernment depends " -