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PUbLICOP|N|0N
Arraigns the Supreme Court
Judges for Contempt OF
Tho Rights Of Citizens and the
+ Freedom Of tho Press
And PronOnnces Sentence for tho
0lIense Against Ameri.
can LibDrty.
Scratching Criticisms from Demo.
crats and Republicans on the
Flagrant Uusurpation Of Authority
by the Little Four. ,l
They Must Give WY to Judges
Who Respect the Law.

sSrtal Correspondence u Ne iteilictner.
WESTON, W. Va, July 9.-The contempt
case against Tho lN1KLllokScrn 10 very
freely and frequently diseu..ed hero Some
are not willing to commi. themselves one
way or another; Others are ou!spoken In
their denunciations oitbe proceeding, and
now and then one may be found who
thinks tho decision ives right. .
But In this connection the opinion Of a
leading Democrat here may not be unln.
tereesiag. The gentleman whom your cor
respondent shall quote he1 held repponti.
bic positions In The State, and even lately
has been very strongly doomed ior the
highest office In the gilt 0! tho people Of The
Firs! Distric:. Ho said The looked on the
action Of the court s,s gave
misiske. The newspapers are The repre-.
renta.ivea OF the people aud must be allow.
ed free a and lair exprt,,- Of opinions:
they are the guardians Of the interest," Il
the nigssts and the people look 10 thtm
keep them informed, and this way Of thrt.
ting them up will only maks The batteries
stronger" i5
Just then, hating before Fiua.es's bul.
letin board, on which the proceedings OF
tho convention were placed, the gentleman
pointed 10 the 72 Holid votes Of New York
IN favor OF tho unit rule, aud remarked:
THAT indicates Cleveland; II shows tha.
John Kelly is not kicking aud will support
him. Cleveiaud is the best MN ws can
nominate, and II they will take care Of New
York, we will carry West Virginia"
Your scribe interrupted by asking: "If
you had few more supplemental assee :.
ment measuie' and Supreme Court con.
tempt caee3 TO help You along, Il would be
a little doubtful, wouldn't it7' a.
"Well, sii; you are right; ycu'ro right, 1t
would. lcant understand what those peo-
pie down there 1t tho Capital mean; they
don't sefm 10 understand the situation. / |
have talked to men from all over the couu
", and, In tsct from all over the State, and
! haven't yet met srg.s man pmonv our
iarmeIs but what Is opposed 10 this az ,lss.
ment buaineas, ard they won't support the
men who uphold 1t, either"
at this point In the conversation the
reporter LETT hia extremely lipgus,ed friend.
Many others expressed themselves in
language too strong 10 be meunderst ,od,
and pronounced the whole proceeding as
q partisan bull.dezipg procedure Ia The
hope Of cut of iur.her comment on the
sye.sore. Some susgas. that
me Republican party should reimburse
the loss by tiue Of the ISrEILiGrscER COM
psny, ~ the le!ult Of the proceedings will
Dc an increased harvest OF Republican
votes. ,'''-'
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ThE Supreme Cour. ha, seen 1T to over.
Iide the statutory proyision limiting ths
poSH Of the courts Of this State to punish.
LOT csasempt, and absolutely depriyiug
them OF the power to punish suuma.ily ior
conssiucs,vs contempt-.ha. Ia to SAY,
odtufes no. enumerated in chapter III,
hscIion " oil ;he Code.
II the court had found liz power In the
Statute It could not hava imposed a ilne
greater shsn so. Bnt tbs powar ia not to
os.ound in the statute; therefore tho court
declares thasi /. Is no. bouad by tho s.asu.
tory Limitation. Il follows th,: ths c.tizsn
scomp!ele!y at the mercy Of court from
Which there IL no appsal. HIS possibls
paaShment Is limited only by the lorbsar,
Rnch q the court. -'=
II tha Atthori.y resides In ,Iao eour, /,
impose a das o! $500, !. requires no more
power Sns only q furiher e1s'c!ss OF l. "a
impose a Aas Of $1,000 or $4,000. The
ane imposed on ,hs Is7xLL,exScrn has no,
te,'oasly embarrassed It, bu. tho cour,
might nave lup:ssda a aae equal to the tull
mare. nns o.. vaas "a 09 the newspaper property,
ana ;. by the same assumption Of au,bo;it,
msnt. 'aseu 40 Jug
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THE NIGHT SESSION.


4 Wonderful Lneh OF Enthusiasn-The
= Two'thirdA Ruie Sustained. l.E,
CulcAao, It's, July lO.-TLs evening
session Of the convention was attended BIZ
an lmmenas gathering Of spectators, every
seat In the building (outaide Of the sections
assigned to delegates and their alternases)
being filled hall an hour ha!oss the time to
which the adjournment took place, and as
the delegations fled in and the prominent
men among them wsyesecognIssd, they we're
greeted with chesrs or ,clapping OF hande..
Meantime popular airs were performed
by tho band. st,!szt n i3}fg5s ~
There was isr lntenser feeling Of inter.
est and excitement vibrating than was ap.
parent at any preceding session, for It has
been a matter Of general observation
among those who hAvo attended both the
Republican convention and this one, that
there has been . striking contrast msaiteat.
cd In enthuslasm In the one and ab.enc.
Of Ii in the other. None Of tho sro,ninc-',
candidates ssemsd 10 be ..r.h. =, a,.,,ian
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ESGLlsII PARLIAMENT
TO Ne Prorouked-1hc Defrnt or Tho
&c. ErNnrhiic HflI. W

LONDON, July l0-At Il mcctlng Of the
Liberals at the Foreign ollcs to-day, Mr..
Gladstone said IN view Of the action Of tho
Lords on tho Franchise BIZ, tto Caoinpk
decided to c}ose Parliament as soo., IA poa.
siole and call q new one very erI.y 10 again
pass the bill and aubmit |, 10 the 1,ords.
Parliament he said void reassembie in
October. Ho though. the Lords would not
sgsin reject the bill. uo promised that
when Parliament mot next year the whole
energies :, tho government would be dc.
Vo'eu 90 Tho passage OF complete mers.
uso for the redistribution OF Parliamentary
seets. Goschen counselled the govern.
men! 70. uso moderation in dealing with
the crisis. John Bright announced bia in
!ention to Join the Reform bill rgilstior,
lie hoped The powera Of the Lords would
be Gurtuiled. 'I.,I,'5I =
Mr.. Gladstono refused to facilitate tho
discussion on Mr.. Anderson's motion that
an unre!ormed hereditary HouEe Of Lorda
was incompatible with wiEe legislation.
Mr. Trevelynn, Chief Secretary ior Ireland,
announced that persons recently ch.iced
With cd i0us crimts in Dnb.,n will
be prosecuted. He Bald tho law oi1icaYs
had not completed report OH The case Of
Cornwall. Gf M N'''' -
A ecene Of conipsion followed Nj,
Trevelyan's statement, the Parnelli,ce ply
Ing him with questions. The Speaker TO-
stored order.
In the Honaa OF Lords Earl Granville
announced the withdrawal OF several i'm
po,'ans bills In order to allow Parliament
to he plotogued, .,. = =
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BfcAraE shsSs# York Tribune and so.nc
o:hs' ne.spapera which support Mr.. Blaine
are non.nnion o. "ras" offices the Demo.
cratic eampaigners arc arguing that 1t Is
the duty Of workingmen to bolt Blaine. On
,hi, the Fi!:s5ur,h Leader remarks: "rhe
buffalo Courier, the great Democratic organ
!. ol xesseyn SsS York. the S.. Lou!s Rtpul-
h:an, the s.roSyes! Democratic paper in
Missouri, and Free..rsdeWattcrson's L,uis.
vile Journal, a!l have ira" Offices"
There Is ro comfort iu this for Democrats.
10 fac. Nr. Bsine 10 not consulted about
the workings Of tho Tribune Office any more
than the Democratic nominee will he with
resnd to tho o!lico Of tho Couritr.Jcurnal
or any other Democratic "ra." Office. In
Wheeling the Register and tho lNrsLu.
oEScRH aro both union cilcea, but the
iS1kiuoEScEG advocates protective tariff
and the Rt9utr advocates the Democratic
party,
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Orngs Legislatures have pu. bounds.upon
,as nov .ess Of their Supreme Courts, and the
Le,;sls,u, . Of West Virginia tried to limit
the power tithe Supreme Court OF West
Virginia. BIt that court says the Lsgisa.
,a,e cannot control Its power to punish for
contempt. Surely the power to control
every conr. in West Virginia residea SEINE.
where; II not in the Legislature then in
the people. No part Of the machinery o!
g,7e,nmeut ia TOO high to bs reached or
10, sacre,l 10 he laid hold OF.
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sALlSEvlLLg, O., July lO-The body Of q
girl, aged H. named Ger,ie Philips, YVES
found In the woods not far fro m her home
viii. n pis.ol ball in her, had. Tho | si.i
hhd been missing rlrcn Juno q. When
last seer she Was iu. company with q man
named George Hunter, w!,o has been NJ
rested. Hunter Tspor:s leaving thu vii
Sunday evening at dutk, shc soin: toward
her hosns- But short distance away. ho
says, Two men. etrnrgeIa, we're watching
them during the afternoon, and he accuats
them Of tho murdor. '
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DRfEF TEI.E.iylAnS.

Tho Comptroller OF Currency hnu d.
rected that an assea5nent Of one hnnd,ed
percent he levied on the shareholders al
the Marine National Bank Of New YORK,
An officer Of the Reading Coal Co.,psn7
stated yesterday tha. tho mats. OF AM.
pending production during August had
not yet been discur1ej, ha,, II lie other
companies demanded ,sosk's s:pppage
Reading would not oppose It.
At the con. ..nancement e1esc;see Of Bow,
aoln or..ete, Maine, General Cham mbeslaiu
ann Hon. Joeeph Titedmb we're elected
trustees. Degrees of Doclor Of LAVE wcYa
conferred upon JamCa G. Blaine WI.
Putnam, Of Portland, Prof, John II. Cchiu,
Of Washington, Morris O. Blake Of sas
Eranc;sco Nr'G5
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JrpGg JEREMIAH S. BLACK, Of Penn
sylyspjs, WAS man Of very sewers notions
o. riah. aud wrong. Besides that he was Il
nesrIbbed D.mocrat. Here Is what he
,,il Of the "charsts' against Mr.. Blaine:
Nj. B.siuc's letter proved the. the (Mul.
l;s.a, etc charges were not only untrue,
bl, inpor,bs, and would continue - 70
prove until the Gregorian calendar could
be ,a'at,. around and October made 70
p,ecede April in the stately procession oi
tie year.
Judge Back WAS very frardy at ta.tooirg.
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A VOICE fkUN OHIO.
Happily the Judges DO Not Resort TO the
ptllnry In " r. - = s,,s r,...- -

Happily the Judges DO Not Resort to the
PtIloTy 10 hrsx,e the press.
To lie Eilor ofne In'elisen:o.
slR:-I had Just rc.urnsd iror, the beau.
tiful city Of Springfield, Ohio, where BY
invitation Of the au.horiles had deliver.
ed a Fourth OF July address on the Press
Of the Revolution, when 10 my amszement
l read in the columns ci the press Of the
whole country report OF Tho Star Cham.
ber proceedings Of your Court OF Appeale.
l am amazed. Lawyer a, ! am, Student OF
American history, admiser Of our form OF
government, ! ruy boldly value a free
press above all couEts. al! judges, ali cover
noIs, a!l PteRilents, above all but G ID and
the people. 7= s.-
10 my simplicity Ispoks on lese pras1 on
the Fourth Of July, believing that our news.
paperp p!ets Is rs free 50 heunisttered winds
that b!cw ea they lit ever land and sea.
am thunlerslruck that tiats and prisons
sre demanded areinsta ites p.efs In Wesl
Virginia. Arc tho days cf tie old Wiz.
gtnia Governor Berkeley returning vhsn
he thanked God lhe ehould hsya thanked
tie devil lntolrr.ucet thtIe was 20 no free
pfac, or free schoo. IN The Old Dominion ,
Are tho doys Of Governor Wire come hurL
10 you when he said he Thanked God thai
the old Accomac district which be re pre.
scented iu ConErt.s hadn't rewspsper or
y echool z It looks 60 TO the friends ol
i.cedom. 80 80 - -
We send you cur sympathy and reioice
that the day when cIue! Judges could march
you to the p!llory, condemn your papers
70 bg burned, cut your cars clr as they did
rrynne's, and cast you into prieon es they
did franklin, Hinger and Bradford. are
gone by and will stay gone by 30 long IA
our free Constitution givt US the right to
bear arms in Ball defense. ~ 80
J connt you happy that you pre ,,e,secu.
ted Tor rlgh tconsuCs5 sake, and Ycloica that
the Judicial annals oI Ohio are moi and
can nsycr b polluted and damned with
Soy outrage on itso prssl Never 40 ionv
as the men who woto the blue and carrie3
innske's in delence c! tho freedom, of the
p'esl once can wear the blue and cayry ths
musset In its defense II ever any traitor or
tyysnt, Judicial or executive, assail it a1ain.
1bsg you TO give the entire text Of nv
enclosed speech 10 your readers that there.
BY their memerles may ba refr::ehed r. 10
the llary trialu through whlch a free press
was onco called to .pSs., aud may be called
to pasa azain. J. II. DA1zrLL.
Caldreii, O., July 0, 1884. =ia z : =
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THEY will not put down The two.thirda
,ult-.ha. clever device for burying stroug
m.n and eleva.ing pismieB. Tbs rule was
alopeit in the Baltimore convention ol
ls44 TO slaughter Martin Van Bnren and
slaughter him It did, and James X. Polk
was ground out. That rule defeated Casa
at.er be had 1eceived the nomination in
ISIS. In its ,i.us Il has defeated for the
nomination Marcy siias Wright, Dintel
s. Dickinson, buchanan, Douslcss and
Other distinguished DNmocrstic sta.esmen
and bsoush. forth such itui. as James X
p,Ik and Franklin Piercs. Sill the Da'
moc.acy sticks 10 II, %
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Il Is not certain. Tho 'nigssn' will 70 with
tho seconclled combination, and ihi.
mAkta The State more doubtful. II tho yari.
oas BATES which nominate aud second tho
nominations ol candidates arc cousc!en.
tionS In tho objections they urge ssaIpsl
those not their iAvorites, not ono Of .htm
can voseiAr tho nuceessiul man In the con.
vantion." Tgg ~
3NhR.}A WALL FiR R1nr WIDOW. s
Batter haaabandoned all present hope Of
receiving tho nomination, and with Kelly
Is combating Daniel Manning. The ques.
s'on Of supremacy In New York 10 the one
1aht between Manning and Kelly. VIM
II. Engliah "a. on tho platform 10 day and
looked grim when Hendricks received tho
plsudits Of the crowd. English hau not
been noticed sincs he came Wednesday
morning. TammRny uAll Is gaining In
favor and unless Manning rushes things
Kelly Is sure 10, name the next man,
Thurman, the pure patriot, Ia the protcSc
Of Kelly and his cohorts to-day.
". Il LIFT FOR q. !. T.
A youthful Bourbon from Mississippi
managed to open up the evening sesaIo,,
with a llstlo boom Tor Tilden by offering a
resolution expressive Of the confidence
and respects, etc. The resolution was a
sort ol protest against the intention q
Samuel to submit to the divine will and
Of sorrow at his apparently foolish deter.
mlna!lon to stick to his resolution. |
"rng Moors. ME- MRRRYuAv."
Batter came In late, and was greeted
more uproariousy than any man who had
yet appeared. Heworo full evening dress
An immense boutonniere and gra.ihed
smile. He atopped At his seat and turned
'low|y around, allowing the crowd to sec
him In oil his lovelinets. '9r--
THR rARrY oY RlroRM.
"G. H. NJ" tslegraphs that the conyen.
ion Ia free from corrupsing methods an.
Republican measures.". Nsver In the bis.
ory Of this country was 30 much money
'psns for campaign purposes, or has tbs
anne degree Of party chlcanery, ring meth.
'ds and Inter. state conspiracles been seep.
Even Thurman's henchmen are resortipp
o any and every thing. Senators CT the
United States are here using their persousl
Eillsnce, and resosling to ward articles
o get BaJasd nominated. There arc men
'ere who have scarcely slept for week, SO
'ctire have they been In their attempts 10
'ooet their man. regardless Of his ante.
'eden,s. With Manning, Kelly, Butler
md McMul!en in convention, purity is
lot likely 10 be there, % c,s.u.
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sia q usmlet with IAmle. lei. ont, "t,ac,,
sioa o. an important case with ihe i'm nos nos..
~. feature omitted" ~ the VIII sIjn,
ne9Mr plthly remarks UnwsyS, .hE,s
Voort upholds Auditor aad Govrrno, .n9 'm9
me Brooke County As,Crscr il n, com mn.i,ad mnd
vii VI 5 bo1 s NJ asbpatsd ,b" s.!e, e,,op'r Now, who
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MORHNN nATTkns, a
Revising tho sHool'-ni.s Hate Fie,d,s

AcNthIuk tuo orhoOk'-UI01 Ah4e ElSldtA
}$ Researcher, }i,asi
y ST.; L:uls. July lo.-A dispatch from
Richmond, No, says, Joseph l.. Smith,
son Of the founder Of tho Mormon Church,
Alexander Smith, T. W. Smith and ". H:
Kelly, q committee appointed by tho Nor.
mon conference at Salt Lake, are now IN
that place comparing the book Of Mormon
as at present published with the original
manuscript In pesession Of David Whit.
mes, Of hich,aond. Mr.. Whitmer claims
I'd be one Of the peisops who saw tho angel
give tho craven plates to Joseph Smith,
and this msnuscrip. 10 q copy ol the plates
made by the prophet himself, and "a the
only one In existence. ,.,,, > x / i5i /
I Miss Kate Field, the we'll knoYp writer,
IL now q, Jefferson Oily, examining the
records Of the State. Department in regard
to the Mormon war in this State years sTo,
with q yiew& Obtaining Information iorr
! heF, forthcoming book on Mor4opl4n, a
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GutrnRv. 0. Times. 4lWI} IN. 81
Editor Hs1l, Of the Wheeling ISrrLLl,
aESQsE, hes taen fined $500 and Mr. Frew,
one Of .ae proprie!ors, S25 for meri.ed
Criticisms oi the partisan and unlawful
conduct Of tho Democratic Shplemo Court
Of West Virginia. 1t remains TO oe seen
whether the judicial enyinery oi q State
can loug be run in tho interest ci the
Demeclatic party. The days Of the Do.
mocracy in "est Virginia are numbered,
and tbs 1STRLl.lGRSCgR can not be sup..
pretaed by outrageous Democratic judicial
tyranny. a cyclone 0. popular inijpus.
ton ougat to descend npon any court tha,
would undertake to atifla public sentiment
BY mp.zlipy :he prars to defend Ito owu
!niQai,les. freedom Of the pres Is q
sacred doc.rins in this country and it will
be naaln.sinsd in We9! Virginia by The
ballots Of the people next fall.
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snap ] Jutigtnent.


:, It It would have been more eatis'acto,v IN
sneh case II the iEsue could Inv" Lasn ~
tsiea before some other court ,ban G'naa 31sn
muose w.. %! members were personally concerned:
G Sus !he hnal jnrisdic.ion OF The Sup,sms
goatt was not 10 be questioned snd In critf.
took the rista "'' ASiALLidkScIE
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Aartinsburg, ". Va, Jnly ., 1881.
Ailii,n 'A'i,ic.
Is

tonMs~ Ohio Adtt Journal.
II hau been ordinarily rupposed ,bs.
contempt could only be committed in ',I"s ,%s
pie lence Of the court, but The Ws,, - VI, ;e
shia sih.a ulonnal evidently conaiders ;tself an
sort Of th;nu h;'' han haa. a.' 'he that
here thpre T. not osIn "a" ( 5var
STATE o. eithe. party bu. won ava hs"n 'e
Ahehaple during the last twe!ye p,ostbs
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CROP KkPtbHJS

To tho Depnri,n, nj Of Arrt,,,,,
Capt. Enh.' Latest scheme.
From Our spectd! C0rtspoudm:.
WASHINGTON, July lO.-The Department
OF Agriculture is receiving iss statements
from all directions regarding tho condition
o. crops Preparatory to The Issue Of its july
bulletin; Thu! far they are very encour.
aging. From the spring wheat sections rs.
por'a show the prospects better than in al.
most any past year. Indications thus lar
point 10 spring wheat crop surpassed by
only one years production. From tho
corn belt little iurther south reports ara
quite assiEiactory. The crop Is well ad-
vanced and In very good condition. Go.
my still further eou.h, from the tobacco
belt the reports are fairly encouraging.
though in BONE peciions the weather hes
been uniaVorable to growers. On Inc
v hole, however, the indications point 10 a
tobacco crop above the ayersge fracreapa
and yield. In tho cotton belt The crop In
certain sections has been Injured BY an nm.
usua! amount of rain. This is particularly
true In Mississippi.
CAPTAIN rAm' LATEST SCHEME.
Capt Eads' Galveston harbor ,,roposi.
ton, tor the chances Of which me Ttrra
delegation asked 10 have Gal, eaton baybor
stricken from the River aad Uarbor h;Il.
has been amended in some eense by the
Senate. and now a,suds substantially g7
iollowt: That Capt. Eats and bis aeso-
ciatea n.e authorised 10 construct jet.iss
and auxiliary works y. the Galveston hsr-
oor, to create and permanently retain a
deep and wide channel between the har-
Dor ef Galveston and the Gull Of Mexico:
and provided he nhall incre::e the depth
OF the channel al leas. two feet during ma
two years alter beginning work, he shall
receive pay for deepening tho channel NJ
inc rate nt 81, 100000 Tor lha first foot.
Si,V09,0d0 for the second foot. and $500 COO
each .or the third and fourth foot, SiC0 0CO
each for fifth and sisth loot, s35O,OO0 each
for the 7th, S:a, 9th, 10.h ind 1Ith
teet and ;our hundred thousand dollars
ior eHeh additional foot until 13 fee. shall
have been aecnred, and total payment Of
", $780, 900 made. The maximum channel
10 have the depth CT q icet, not lets than
2CO feet in width at the bottom and a CEN
tral depth Of 20 fest throughout. When
thir 50 teet Is gained II sufficient sum is Ia :
be added to make the to;sl S7,25O,0GO
5000 GOO is 10 be considered IS due but
Withheld for period Of ten years, and Jrr-
ing TINT period Capt. Eads and bis s.soci.
atesorrepreeentatives Rrs to Eeep Is chan
mel at tho maximum depth Of 20 ieei, bps
to be paid therefor 100000 iJr doing go,
and At the expiration Of tie ten years the
additional $500 900. 1tisa largo scheme,
but one which tho Fos.y.eighth Consres1 ;s
not likely 10 adops, =
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hust Go.


:, Neither !, Judge Wood or Judge spjSe,
can bo 70 elected to the Court oi Annssia syt
Ihat mandamuS decision settled tha, h.Ss. Mo;n.
and Tho Democrat, had better IA. 'en NOV an
anu rave the people the .touble NJ the no,;.' -
ltwould take hall a dozen coul,. re- ~ "
deciaion was right 'S 'N"' tad
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II would ~ronv the liber,y.loving Dam
oer,z Of We: Virginia to suspec! them
At endorsing the l,grant proceeding Of
tba eo,r, which declares that the law can
tht hiuiit.