National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-13

number OF young men are leaving the state
for the west. The bitterest abusers OF the
Readiuster party are now clamoring for
measures OF reputation to prevent the in
flow Of coupons. An ex-treasurer of North
cumberland county who owes the state &c..
100, rendered the auditor that amount in cou-
pOHs last week, but the auditor refused to
accept them. The treasurer's counsel then
got temporary injunction from Judge
Bonds court restraining the auditor from
collecting the claim. There are many
Others who are in arrears to the state who
viii settle their accounts in the same man
ner
LOCAL OPTION DENOUNCED.
The senate committee on general laws
yesterday considered the local option bill
passed by the house and decided to report
adversely to IL in the senate tomorrow.
Mr.. Berry, chairman OF the committee, an.
nounced that he would introduce a new
and independent bill looking to local OPP
ton. Mr.. IIeaton strongly denounced the
bill as humbug, saying that people could
always get liquor regardless Of law and
that the state should have revenue from
this source.
RICHMOND, Feb S-Thc special commit
tee Of the general assembly on the state
debt had lugubrious meeting at the Ex-
change Hotel, where they talked over the
coupon question, the condition OF the state
' The r biiI to nunisb NJ, pcrsons orrering for
sale tatccounons detached from bond came
up, and the lawyers of the senate made the
proposition so ridiculous that the question
was recommended to the special debt CON
mittee The bill says IN effect that the
owner Of coupon bond shall not cut off a
inc uabin 70 n t,na 81 ii ooo to Ia on6
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make npnar.nt fools ~ themselves without
in,,ino tbo vin,id I,no,y ,ho', Lnoty ,ho lao,
,vas ,,ncn,,sti,m,ianai wv ""S" WV ~"
Mr. R6na aid rather than have tho oues.
| tion discussed I'm omen senate, he would
| yield, and the bill was recommitted to the
debt committee, although Mr.. Blackstone
said It might go to any committee that
could aid the senate in securing the purpose
Of his party which was to beat the coupons.
This bill, he said, would drive brokers, who
were thrifty business men, from the state
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| OTHER LEGISLATIVE MATTERS
| The senate was In session four hours to-
day, and the following bills were passed
| TO exempt from distress and levy under
the poor debtors law ten instead Of five
bushels of corn or twenty-five bushels Of
| rye, and to punish champerty by fine and
imprisonment.
Among the bills introduced were the fol-
lowing To provide for the inspection of
mines and appointment Of inspector: to
incorporate the town of Fairfax, In Fair
fax county, and to repeal the present law
IN force IN fatqck county as TO the pay
Tho % rosnIntjonsS ae"t oondmo,,s 70
,bo nonsti,mtion ,1ord toer nv omI ,,,o5o
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suits Tbo PonTIl,nars NJ Trst pal
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"S w. S,L wy oUnS -, 80
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4, ,ros o|,roaI 60 oiot oiro,,i, i,,I,roS on ~
In om5 the hi ~ arrao NJ. c Tm ,n
was discussed and engrossed The bill gives
Mathews and MiddlcseX to the ninth cir
cut. ana interleres with the prospects OF
\, Browne Evans, VINO is candidate Tor
ludgeship. IL is understood that Judge
Hughes, OF the Charlottesville district, VIII
bere'elcctcd.
RICHMOND FEB, lO,-About one'third OF
lhe members oil Inc senate are absent, en-
gGgeu III the examination Oh the puoiic ih-
st'tuliohs' ana curing portion OF the uay
mere was no quorum present.
large number OF Dilis were reported
from committees, ana ~ the expiration OF
the morning hour MI lthea called up his
Iss9luiion LOT 'iIe .lN,Istigatlo,h VI Juuge "
i"u,1pnl, " s m "noih 'ne eoc'
ouu "uui'oi "''"see VI po'nS
PARTISAN REPUBLICAN JUDGE,
who decided some coupon cases against the
state, refusing to receive some testimony
offered by the complainant who is regarded
as a chronic grumbler.
All manner Of fun was made of the propo-
sition to turn out Judge without specific
charges being presented against him, and
Mr. Rhea finally asked TO have his resolu-
ton passed. This virtually kills the whole
thing, as the session will have expired be
fore the time allowed Judge Latham for
defense. 1t is possible Joint resolution
may be offered to extend the session. but IL
will not be likely to pass.
rup CT ,rp DPpr
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rue Sohilllltee on tne staie uept mas not
Degn aDie 10 geE quorum since last week,
ahu stIong enort 10 nave one tomorrow
nlght Is 10 NC ihaue, fTouilhent democrats
atG o. the OPINION IhGt al deot ieglsiatlon
VI ms assembly VIII NC declared nun anu
YOU sooner OF iater, anu experienced mem