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The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
ANTRIM.

,$ at a meeting Of the Belfast Board of
Guardians, on August 16, child about
five years old was sent to the work
house. The clerk stated that the child
had been sent from America in Febru-
ary last to Belfast, with the following
label attached to It's arm: "This boy
cannot speak, and if his friends do not
meet him, please deliver the boy at the
Il address on the other side" No one re-
sided at the address in question and the
grandfather of the child refused to
take charge Of him. The boys religion
cannot be ascertained.
ARMAGH.
,3Sa Mr.. Matthew Burke, OF Middletown,
has been appointed magistrate for the
County Armagh.
8$s5 CAVAN.
AT Crosserlough, Mr.. T. Smith: died
4 after long illness endured with much
n patience. The last moments of the de-
ceased gentleman were solaced by the
ministrations Of his son, the Rev. T. J.
Smith, of Winona, Iii. The IRISH
STANDARD readers will recognize in
the name Of the good pastor Of Winona
one who exerted himself to befriend
the starving people i'll Mayo, and will
\ join in fervelt prayers for the repose of
this good clargyman's father.
M S CARLOW.
Mr.. Michael O'Reilly, Hon. Secretary
OF the Carlow, Tinryland, and Benne-
kerry branch of the National League,
has been favored with grateful ac-
acknowledgement from Lord Aberdeen of
the resolution unanimously adopted by
] the branch OH the occasion Of his de-
parture from ireland.
GLARE.
AT a meeting Of the guardians Of the
Ennis Union, on August Is, the Local
Government Inspector stated that an
objection was lodged by landlord
against an encroachment upon a field,
his property, a portion of which was re-
lquired for enlarging battle-ground
outside Ennis. and the erection at an-
other. point Of a laborer's cottage. The
refusal was strongly condemned, but
j no decision arrived at, the further con-
sid ideration Of the. subject being reserved
s sSfornext meeting OF the Board.
lts.ss5f!s $Ss;#ssf CORK
Mr.. w. j. Paul has been appointed to
the commission Of the peace Of County
Cork, Il
/ 8s,s Mi. 4 atrick o Sullivan, Of Woodlawn,
y Corr, has been sworn in a justice of
tile peace for the borough Of Cork.
At q meeting Of the Cork branch Of
The 81 National League, on August q,
{ gts:e$ Mayor, who presided, expressed his
sffearssfor the gloomy outlook before the
]. tenant farmers Of Ireland during the
Gaming winter. The farmers might
rasts assured, however, that that and
other leagues through the County Cork
goonld support and assist them in any
e III which they might be called
( engage. &. NJ. Healy !, M. 3, again
essed on those present the neces-
n ding So the franchise.
JyBLIN
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
Death Of Strongbow.

Strongbow died at Dublin in May,
l176, of modification in his foot, and
was buried in Christ Church, where his
monument still remains.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18

s Irish Fisheries in 1884.
In 1884 there were 5l4 vessels engaged
in the Irish fishery, giving employment
to 3,723 persons.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
CHICAGO,
THE BEST EQUIPPED ROUTE TO
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Dining Cars, the finest in the world, and lux
urious Smoking Room Sleepers on all Chicago
trains; also Dining Cars and through Pullman
Sleepers on Omaha 81 Kansas City express.
Pullman Parlor Chair Cars to Ashland, Lake
Sunnrior
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
The Family Name Of Rockford.

The family name of Rockford is Of
Norman origin. It is a form Of De
Roche or De Rupe.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
RAIIROADs.
Northern Pacific Railroad
THE
NEW .sOVERLAND ROUTE!'

Portland, Oregon, and the Pacific Northwest
The ''Pioneer Line" between st. Paul, Min
neapols, Moorhead and Fargo, and the ONLY
line running Dining Cars and Pullman sleep
ers between those points.
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Where the Kings Of Thomond We're Inaugrl
rated.

The place Of Inauguration Of The
O'Briens as Kings of Thomond was at
Adair, plain in the Barony of Tullagh,
and beneath large tree which grew
there.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
Departing Trains.
Arriving Trains

st. Paul & Pierre Ex....
Chicago Day Express.
Ellsworth & River Falls.
Merriam in g. ShakOpee
Chicago Night Express.
Sioux City, Sioux Falls
and PipestO,1e.
Omaha g. Kansas City,.
Lake Superior Express.
Merriam j Il S.hakOpee..
Green Bay s. Wis. Ex....
River Falls & Hudson -.
DeS MOilles Fast Ey.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18

Dining cars, Pullman sleepers, elegant day
coaches, second-class coaches, and emigranr
sleeping cars between st. Paul, Minneapolis.
Washngtoh na M PENIS m are carried 5
out of st. Paul and Minnea polls on Pacific Ex-
press, leaving daily at p. m.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18
Wisconsin Central Line.
Departing !Vrains-F Mime p'lis s.. Paul

The Palace. Sleeping and Parlol Ca
Route to Chicago.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18

On August 20 an inquiry was held in
the board-room of the New Ross Work
house into the proposition of the Guar
dians to erect 224 cottages, going prin-
cipally on the ground Of insufficient ac-
commodation for laborers. The Rev.
Patrick Doyle, G, c., Dungannon, who
has taken an active part in the working
Of the Act in his district, was examined
in support of the several schemes. He
stated that in the Ballyhack division a
meeting Of the ratepayers were called,
and the largest farmers freely gave
their sites. Very few objections were
made on the part Of the occupiers.
Other witnesses were examined.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18

*Sarsfield fell at the battle of Landon, on the
plains OF Neerwendep, in 1898. where Marlbor
on gll WAS defeated
The Irish standard., 1886-09-18

tDo not run west of Fargo on Sundays.
Through Pullman sleepers between st. Paul
and Wahpeton, Dak,, daily On jamestown e&-
press.
City Office, st. Paul, 166 East Third street.
City Office, Minneapolis, No. 1a Nicollet House.
CEAS. S. FEE,
General P3sSnnpfar and Ticket A Qent
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

times iniic,s upon the unfortunate
victim Of circumstances that in
,ulve hiin IN It's me-hes.
IT," y rate may he acting as be
comes Republican partIsans, intent
On r.inining control which the pen-
pile have passed into other keeping,
bat IT il too patent for denial that
T." public good requires IL t
our Jhd,rinry should he paid adj
qunte salaries for their whole time
ud u Ice vigorously required of
them. WhIie there shou,d be ceu-
orslnp somewhere to weei out those
who are unfathful IN trust.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

my satisfaction that the public vel
fare would be improved thereby.
Many applications for suspensions
have been denied, and my adherence
to the rule laid down to govern my
action as to such suspensions, has
caused much irritation aud impa-
thence upon the part Of those who
have cd Oh number Of changes
in Office. The pledges l have made
to the people, and to them l ain res
ponsible Tor the manner IN which
they have been redeemed. / am NOT
responsible to the Senate, and 1 AIN
unwilling to sub nit my actions and
official conduct to them for judy
ment. There are no grounds tor All
allegation that fear of being found
false to my profession influences me
III declining to submit to the de-
mands of the Senate have not con
stantly refused to suspend officials
and thus incurred the displeasure OF
political friends, aud yet wl.fully
broken faith with the people for the
sake of being false to them. Neither
the discomfort of party friends MOI
the aliurements constantly offered Of
combinations Of appointees upon The
uvowal that suspensions have beeu
made ON party grounds alone, nor the
threat proposed in the Resolutions
now before the Senate that DO con.
frmations will be made unl.ss the
demands of that body be complied
with, are sufficient to discourage or
deter me from following i'll the way
which am convinced leads to better
government of the people.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Executive Mansion, Washington,
d. G.. March l, 1886.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05
A Beautiful Tribute to Labor.

The following from the pen of the
late J. G.. Holland, possesses the es-
sential elements of truth: Labor is
the honorable thing among men.
There is not neatly-graded lawn,
q pretty garden. or a well-trained
tree that does not tell OF it. 1t
builds magnificent cities, and creates
navies, aud bridges rivers, aud lays
railroad tracks, aud infuses every
part OF the flying locomotive.
Wherever steamer plows the waves,
or the long canal bears the nation :
inland wealth; wherever the wheat
fields wave and the mill wheels turn,
there labor is the conqueror and the
king. The newspaper, wherever it
spreads its wings, bears the impress
of toilers hands. Should not the
laborer be we'll housed? Should not
he have the best wife, and the pref
test children in the world? Should
not the man who produces all that
he can eat and wear be honored t?
To us there is more true poetry about
the laborer's life and lot than any
other mans under the heaven. 1t
matters not in what calling a man
tolls, if he tolls. manfuliy. honestly
and contentedly. The little tin pail
should he badge Of nobility every
where, and in the good time, COM
ing, boys" it ill be.
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Notice OF Application

To ~ KCIiASE TIMBER LAND.
USrrtp St,rFs pisrHIct Lssp OrrIot.
OLiNris. " AsHINorpS IERhtrunY
NOTICE u hereb, given that. In com
~ piisuc" with the tFoVisinas of the
Act 81 Congress apI'r "N"d Ju.m q, 1878. en-
Titled An act for the sale ot titnll.T lands
~ the ftat"S ~ California, oregon, No
tadn and Washington Territory" Martin
u Williams. ot rhursiuu county wash
ington Territory, has THIS day iiled Va this
"ih'v his Application h. purchase the y '
n' = w q aud y = 90 o. a at ~"cliou NJ.
IN Township M "a. North. Rsuxs M
east of the illamctt" Meridian.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely
the said 'escribod land ~ any Inriiou
thereof, are hereby ~. Iuired Ia file their
claims la this office wIlhiu SIXTY 1901 days
from date hereof
Give under nav hanh in my office. in
Olympia. w r., this 10Th day OF Februa.
AIRY, A. u. 1855.
JOHN y. CONVEY,
Feb. 10 RegiSlot uf the Land once.
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Notice OF Application
IN PTkCHtSE 7IuHER LlND.
U>,rsp sr,rr. D,-rmr Lam ur,H,,

lNirtp SrAfE- bi-rhI'T LAM bFtht,
olympia. Washington I,trit"ft
NOTICE I. hereby pi,rn that, IN compliance
with N" I,f,,vtzun- ~ The Att ~ '"a1Trss AZ
pruNr'i Juur T. tssS euttirai Al Nsi Ter N" sale
of Tin,hss tana- 10 th' ~tai~- 1T california bs-
gop. N"Vssis aud Wash hli"n 1eui"F, ,s.ofge
v. ADAM, of Thur-tub Cuunty, NashiHE'"n tstH
tory has this dsy Hii IN this ufcr h,- sprlit s,iu
/" pufChs-f' ~, v = ui Ssttiou ~ tn iuen
ship NJ !" N"fth, ksHgv ~" tas, ~ the VII
lamcttr Meridla an
described Land az any fstFtion th'r-sd arr hstvhy
required :" hlr their tlAim- in this once within
Sky IN day- from dat hrrSuf
Given undrr NY hand a. ~, "fic-, ~ olympia.
". 7 th- 18Th day of frhfuat,. 4. - isss
IuHN D UUNkN.
Feblp Register IT the Land Oni,c
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The originators Of the Seattle idea
resemble an uneasy sleeper. They
lilo on one side and then turn over
and lilo on the other. Originality is
not claimed for this joke. The copy
right only extends to the mode of
application.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05
Notice Of Application
tn PTRC MASK TIMER LAND.

IsfTEp Srarts Dtsrnicr LAMP OFytcH
olympia, Washington Tertiary.
NOTICE IL hereby given that, In compliance
with the presisinns 81 az Act ~ t,,ngFvs. sp
proved June 4. irTs. entitled An set fof the sale
oi Timber lsnds In the states Of taiif,rhts, ore
Ron, Nevada aud Washington Territory" trnls
min y Snyder. "f 1huf~tUn county. Washington
Territory. has this dsv he'l In this once his AZ
plicsit"d tu purchaso The = " = II Ssctiua Me- \
In Township No H. Nufth. habeu No hasl Of
The Willamette Mcclellan
ANY and NIL perrnns claiming adversely the said
described Land ~ snS portion thereof. are hereby
required I" nle their claims In this ufhcs within
sixty t6ui days frum date hereof
GVan under NV hand, NJ my once. IN Olympia.
W. T., this 18Th day Of February, A. n. iss
JOHN y. CONVEY.
Fcbip Register ~ the Land Ofnee
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

Mn. Frank Rhoades and Miss Le-
onora McCracken, we're married, at
Chshalis, on the evening Of the LIST
instant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05
CUM TREE ssssss
A Cure for aggravated
Coughs, 0ronchltis Asthms
Sore Throat, Whooplng
Cough. Crop,

And sfiordlng rciicf in Cssssss psiss from
Coughing.
Does not make tie stomach slck, plsas.
ant to the taste. and contains no druu or
opiatez
Manufactured la Australia aud Nan
FRANCHISES. California. fISm q peculiar w.
tieiy of Esssiypsss OF o,as 0ssa ISsS.
Prescribed 10y mkny physicians la casss
of Chronic Hronchitis.
Guaranteed superior 10 any drug Couwh
Syrui'. az Consumption cures that sSU
nov offered to tho public.
A bOttie will bc sent 10 auy address In
the United states ana oxpressage paid, %
receipt OF Ono Dollar.
Mrs. GRACE GARY. Manufacture,
l,hlt Sacramento 81. San Francisco, Gal.
For sale by Z. I. McKENNY.
JAMS Olympia. W. r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

" the "Queen City" embroglio
results in cooking the political goose
Of two or three Seattle lawyers, it
will not have been in vain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

IT seems that the nerve of tho Sc
attic shooters, which resulted in the
death OF Stewart and the wounding
of four other unarmed men, was
Dutch courage" after all, if VIC are
to judge by the conduct of Rev. l.,
A. Banks, who the dispatches report
at Washington. importunins the
Secretary of War and the President
to keep soldiers at Seattle to pre-
serve the peace. All his courage ap-
pears to have subsidized with tho re.
port of his gun, and all those
charged with shooting, soon as mar
tial law was raised, FASTENED 10 place
themselves under bonds to go
through the formalities of q trial.
The reverend gentleman should hold
human life sacred under divine law,
as we'll as statutory enactment. No
man should be clothed With author
ity of law, who is restrained from
brutality only by fear of punishment
from it. Remove tho restraint, and
you unchain at once the evil passions
which may lie dormant in the hu-
man heart. If it is justice to incar-
cerate an Olympia policeman. fully
clothed with lawful authority, for
shooting a man who resisted that
authority, is it right to applaud the
same act of Banks and others, who
acted without authority?
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Why not Make il General.

Mr. Woudburn, of Nevada, n
member Il tie lower house of Con
,res-. introduced bill, last Mon
IA, for the punishment Of polygamy
"a | ali. IL mercy proposes to deny
r"l'Ical InNl"Sts aud certain civil
lights Ia all persons who consurt
or cohsbt with any person other
han his or her wife or husband
\ man or woman, in Utah, who can
not hold up his or her hand and
swear To that declara ion, cannot un-
der the ill, vote, hold office, sit As
Juror. or acquire title to Govern
ment land. Sec. 2 sets forth the
form OF oath 10 be used when chal-
lensed IN voting. or in accepting Of
icc. or to qualify M juror. or in FL
lug or proving up on public lands,
which in the same positive language
embodios the restrictive provision
against cohabitation with more
than one person at the same time"
II Congress has q right to legis-
lac on this subject for Utah, as
seems probable. why not for the re-
mainder Of the Territories, and espe-
cislly the District of Columbia,
where it's jurisdiction 10 immediate
and absolute. In fact, so far as the
United States courts Ere concerned
aud The land laws Of the General
Government are affected, why might
not that oath be made universal, the
samo AZ the iron-clad oath OF loyalty
was at the close Of the Rebellion
Washington City would be an ex-
cellent place to begin the application
Of this test for civil rights and pc.
liticai privileges. Members of Con
gress. Of course, will have nothing
to fear from enlareing its scope
none Of the Departments would be
deprived OF the services Of any of its
heads or employees, for they have al
passed through the fiery furnace
prescribed by civil service reform
and respect for that model machine
will not admit Of a doubt that any
dross remains after its portals are
unscaled and the elect step forth I'M
scathed.
Mr.. WOODBURY. should make hii
law as comprehensive as possible,
II 10 unjust to make fish of a com.
muni,y whose minds are darkened
by fanaticism and practice what
they preach, and fowl Of all others
enjoying the sunlight Of modern civ.
iliEation, who do not preach what
they practice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

The pictorial illustrations in the
leading Eastern periodicals is o
d" dead give away" on the whole bus
mess. The pictures Of Seattle are
as nearly correct a. il taken from
city constructed of "Crandalls
Building Blocks" invented for the
amusement Of very small children,
and the athletic Sheriff and his dep
uties with smoking pistols attacking
. rabble OF villsinous looking thugs.
10 about as near the truth as Bonn
bsstss Furioso's frantic appeals to
tho President would seem to war
rant. But the gravest blundsr is
made in tho estimate placed on the
mouthpiece Of the martial law out
rage. That Gov. Squire should be
named in connection with the Presi-
dsncy only illustrates the proverb
about the boiling pot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

A HIDE. BOUND MINISTER OF
tho Portland newspapers handles
tho Rev. George H. Lee. pastor
Of the Plymouth Congregational
Church without gloves for his literal
adherence to the text found in I Cor
inthians which reads: "Let your
women keep silence in the churches;
for it is not permitted them to
speak," II seems that when Mrs.
Hampson. the English revivalist. ap-
peared. q few months ago, be ex-
hortcd his congregation from this
text not to attend her meetings.
The success which met Mrs. Hamp-
sons efforts is 40 we'll known that it
is unnecessary to review the good
works which followed them; but she
was 90 prostratsd by constant exhor.
tation that she was scarcely able to
speak above whisper. MIR. Lee, in
a lato sermon, declared that this was
in direct answer to his prayers.
Dropping upon his knees, in o de-
cidedly s,agy manner. he declared,
"I prayed God to take away her
voice, and my prayer was answered!'
The eudgel Of Truth would have to
bc welded with athletic muscles to
restore such bigot to reason.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

James Benton has been appointed
postmaster ct Coliax.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

A PAYING RAnRoAD.-Tho East
Portland indicator has this to say
of our local railroad: son Puget
Sound, five years ago, was built a
narrow gauge called the Chehalis
Valley railroad run ming from Tenioo
to Tumwater, a distance of 16 miles.
1t cost when built about $40, 900 in
Guiding the rolling stock, and en-
ploys only three men to operate it.
During the last five years it has
transported IS 600, 900 feet of logs
to the Sound for the different mills
at 81 Is per thousand feet. For
the money invested it is the best
money making concern on the coast.
The road terminates at Olympia, in
stead of Tumwater, but that is an
error of no importance as the latter
is suburb of the former. aud both
are situated slight distance beyond
the head of navigation at low tide.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

SheriGs Sale.
TERRITORY .'!', OF wAsnINeroN. .
IN ia. District Court of the SECOND Ju-
l. dicisl District Of Washington Territory.
holding tersns ~ Olympia. for the coun-
ties OF Mason aud Thursloa.
Ira Ward a Non. Plaintiffs.
w.
Thomas, Wright. Defendant.
ORDER or SALE
Ivy virtue OF decree and order of ssle,
mastc and entered In she nlDve entitled
cause aud court. on the ssh day of Janua-
issued and cer,iae3 10 me by the clerk 4
said court, unc or the seal thereof. hearing
dsts the 10Th day Of February, A. u. -,
Tor The sum of s,J, ca. with interest 81 the
rate of Quo per con, I,er month from the
sum II sfa a. aud also Tor in.rssssd
costs, l, william bitiiaxs. aheriH 0f Tea!.-
ton a"unty. Washington Tearitcfy. VIII.
IN ss. se,h Day % Mach A. %. sseas
at the hour of . o'ciock IN the Afternoon
~ said day. at the door of the courthouse.
ln olympia. Thur~toa county. washing
ton Tsrritory, sell 1T ptihllo suctioa. W
the highest tidder, tor cash. tbs follow.
ing desnsiied real estate. situated. lying
aud particularly decsrihed ~ follows. "
wit The Main street wharf. commonly,
called the - Anderson wharf" situate ~
the f,,ot Of Main street, ~ the city Of
Olympia, county at Thur~ton aud Terri
tory ~ Washington. commencing ID ttss
foot Cf . III Main street and snteadina
N.ath Into the waters ut hudds tnles.
s~,us arot'efty " taken and will he acid -
tbs pro,.Srty ~ Thou,as W right, Ia satisfy
the abotc rvciied Judgement aud costs.
WILLIAM KILLINGS,
sherih of fhurston county, w.
ny Gao, u Mtsstast, Deputy,
Dated at Olympia. Heb. ~, Issss.
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The MoRMoNs CooUErrINa WITH NJ
vADA.--A Washington dispatch Of
the LIST instant says that the Nor
mons contemplate the most daring
scheme. 1t is to 60 to Nevada and
get control of the State and thus
gain two Senators and one Congress
man, while retaining their present
strength in Utah and Idaho aud
OF her Territories, and thus bring up
the old question of State rights.
and gain many supporters in the
South. 1t is said to have been for.
mulating some time, but heretofore
they were not in hurry, for while
Nevada was decreasing in population
the Mormons were constantly in
creasing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-05

IMPORTED aud key West cigar. ~
l. tot~coo and Pipe. q 49, 80.
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NOTARY and Lodge seals. stencils. hey
~ checks aud kubbber STANG ,nsds
ni TA1rUt.r uuua.
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with my selection? Am l to submit
them at the risk of being charged
with making suspension from Office
on evidence that was not even con-
sidered? Are these papers to be re-
garded as official because they have
not only been presented but pre-
served in public ofices9 Their ma
ture and character remain the same
whether they are kept in the Execu-
tive Mansion or deposited in the de-
partmsnts. There are no mysteries
Of ;transmutation in departmental
custody, nor is there magic in the
defined and sacred solemnity of de-
partment files. If the presence of
these papers in public Offices is o
stumbling block in the way of the
performance of Senatorial duty, it
can be easily removed. The papers
and documents which have been de-
scribed derive no official character
from any constitutional, statutory or
other requirement making them
necessary to the performance of the
official duty of the Executive"
+ The President refers to the reso-
luton of the Senate calling for the
Dustin papers and the reply of the
Attorney General thereto, and says
upon this resolution and the answer
thereto the issue is thus stated by the
Committee on Judiciary at the out
set of it's report: "The important
question, then, is whether it is with
in the constitutional competence of
either house of Congress to have &C.
cess to the official papers and docu-
ments in the various public places of
the United States created by laws
enacted by Themselves"
1 do not suppose that the public
officers of the United States are reg.
ulated or controlled in their relations
to either house Of Congress by the