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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

THE nemor'a'ic primeriys fer the ,e'ec-
ioa OF cauiiiat.s Tor city oGlires will re
held ,gdAy between the hours OF one spd
"gt' ?. m. Let every good Democratic
uih n turn ont sui vote, that he may
have nothing - r.p-oach himself with
|.'ff On
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
PardonnhFrnn, ,h.n

SpteiGl TtsSgrum 70 thc Rsgiytey.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December 21 -
Governor Wilson to-day pardoned f "
Spa!ks, SinI convict I'Om Roane county, ssrviUp
steal Hg. '"'y TOT morse
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Over An Embankment.

SptTdl TtlSgTuzl % re Rrgitcr.
PAREERsBURG, December 2l,-YssteI'
day evening a tank car and passenger
Crach on the Laure Fork and Sand Hill
railroad fell ever an embsnkment. No
lives we're lOst, but trains will not be able
70 run iJr several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
DaDssl ou.-y st,bb,d BY Woman.


CHARLESTON, W VA, Dscsmtet 2l.-
3 F. Ball and Wn. Allen, residents Of
Bald Knob, B one county, became involved
in q fight Wednesday. Ball got the best OF
A len. when Mr.. Alien stepped in with q
knife aud cat Ball IN the back. He is seri-
OuSly il jlrsd. TIE knite-user was arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
pu, oh.naI,r becomes virtuous.

WASHINGTON, December 2l.-SenatoI
Chandler to day introduced bill recently
proposed in the House, making it crime
against the United States, Punishable VIII
severe oenslty, for any person To o4,r t; -
receive brbs for q vote casa at any Fresi'
dential or Congressional election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
A martinsburE Harrison Married.

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Dsce nber 2l.-At the
Second Congregational church last night
Peyton Z. Harrison, o distant relative Of
the Pfesid, nt-sl.ct. Of Msrtin,burg, W.
Va, aud htes Lily GOrham, an beiress and
daughter cf the inventor Of the celebrated
Gorham cultivator, wtfe married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Handsome Harry nnI Hang

NEW YORK, D9cemb- T 2l.--Htnry Carl
ton, alias handsome Harry, convicted Of
the murder of Police OFF oer Br.Dnaue was
today sentenced by Judge MARITIME, in the
Court of General Sessions, to be hung on
Wednesday, February l3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
,mnn,.t AZ NYahaIak.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2l "A spScAi
to the States from Wahalsk 'ays; fsaCs .,.
aud quiet reigus Cncs more, & ana an1s, Nc
hsys res umed their normal condition. NJ
further trouble Is expected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Death Ina Smoke Factory,

COLUNIBUs, IND, December 81 The
large boiler in the spoke factory of En-
NETT & Sprs, at Mt. Vernon, Ind, TX
ploded yesterday, insanity killing James
Lett of this city. James Lee, Joshua +
Low. Andy Jones and Chs9 REED were
CatslIy wour dsd. Several Other employees
were ioiured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Beaten Tn lnARnw

>ps'ial Ts5Sgram 70 tas Rsglslsr.
FARNERSBUsG. Dscembor IA quar-
TEL between a raa named Buskhardt and
some uyer men Last night resulted in
ou'shardt being badly beaten. Y. Gal
van Is IN Jail for the assault
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Llkely TO Go RAek 20 HI. n.m

v tANN NERsDrRG, December CIV. p
~ s''yIAs' Of WEeelirg, who, a few d,v.
DsCi,sSsip psC ,%9p;e'Ci a Gys-yelr ssptsnce in N,
ispss iTe.,s' S.. t'r stealing, repeated the os.
TO IAN J. nisnt was arrested, sent
Den "a Fih PESblbly z, back to tbs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

NsN loSN, p,cnher 2l.-The li,t Of
''''' 'oads wolch have marked down the
'.'.'''i 'a'es was l-creassd to DAY by the
. .',n o. ne directors OF the Omaha road
,e.An'g a dividend OF only one per
~, On IN" Pre'ec7ed stock for the SIX
~.4'45 eCGl0g ID .Csmber BLISS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Inv,,.,Ion for Blaine to Speak.

New YORK, December 2l.-Jsmes u
Blaine will be invited to deliver the ora
ton at the Lincoln anniversary dinner
here on Februsry 18th. A COMMITTEES, oi
which Jcssph Pool is chairman, will go 70
Augusta on Saturday to tender the lnSl'
kniinn in naraOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
,,,:-.-.yIs Fa1... Oppon,n,s.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-Dom-
iu;ck Mc0sfltey came up from Atlantic
City tonight aud showed himse' f at one or
two well known resorts. He had u cold
aud came to the city to take Turkish
bath. He will return 10 the ssashOre to-
morrow.
McCafTrey tas not beard from Mitchell.
There is plenty Of time, howtver," he
said, and VIZ are bonud to come together.
As for Joe Lannon's cha!lege, | shall not
notice it. | do not nesn any disrespect
to Lannon. but when / fight hereafter it
must be with recognized champions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
In,e,lIs,,IDg Iaal.n Trader shIp..

WASHINGTON, DsCenb, 2l.-Tne Sen,
'eC,mmt'ee On Contingent Expenses TO,
'., 'ePo'tsd fSv0rably upon the resolu.
,o2 'E;sadiRG uotil March 1 lie opera
.'u' OF The special committee invesrgat,
,.4 , 'as mNOagenent snd system Of Indian
i.tsr snlps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

A,. ' '"HN, December 2l.-Tne grave
maa,,.-,Ee a., s-AEe asaust the Castle Gard, n
bl-g ia 5llsnI ~ the authorities rr pits
= a. are enphaprAlly dsnisd. ''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

,r some Uoisru oovelist wants good
lr-,a wrc-lal for reS romance he can
.ll II IN the sdgeUturss Il the opium
snasS,r's 10 the Northwest. Il could be
trEe 20 nature, to), for thee smugglers
never get clP,ured any or,ener than tte
he-O 'n ice r.mtGce Co.'s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
south pakota Oppo.es sprlnger's Plan

HURON, OAK, December 2l,-SOuth
DAkctl il strongly opposed to tie new
plan outlined by Congressman Springer
for its admission. This half Of the Terri
tory has h ID o constitution for three yeirs,
and is ready TO enter ;hs Union without
goi0g through the work CT framlrg anosnef
organic instrument
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
MERCY FOR HOPKINS.
The President Grants Him Liberty to Die
Among Friends.

The President Grants Him Liberty to Die
Among Friends.
WASHINGTON, December 2l.-Ths Pres
ident to day returned to the Attorney
General the papers in relation to the sppli-
cation for pardon CT erjamin Hopkins, Of
Ohio, under sentence for embezzling ard
misapglyiug tie funds Of a National
banb with the following endorsement:
The condition of this convict's health is
such, as appesrs from an examination
which l have set on foot, that the quettio
is presented whether he shsll die in prison
or at home. Ol this presentation, am
willing that he shsll spsnd his few re-
naming days among his friends regardless
of any other consideration connected with
the case, aud on this ground alone his par
don is granted -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

ga Night in. jersey" drew another good
audience at the Graud o,era House last
evening. The play is foil of fun and TO
doubt will drAw well this afternoon and
evening,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

,rr. friends Of Senator ALLISON are
.,,.,ry b.p,ing abou, wsshiOgtOn tia: he
:, w,rI,rr 10 sacr6ce his personal inclina-
nm. aud scop. a Cabinst portfolio
s.rrlly IS an il m Of news, We would ar
,o7ors tbs, We have several statesmen
,i,htbsre in Wheeling in exactly the same
b.,,, g,,b NJ ALLISON. These gentlemen
nr ,cs ciod,s. to urge their Claims, but
tbsy ~, ccns,nt to lay aside personal in
,ssy,,s sni accept anything from Cabinet
,,si,io1 TO 5000 clerkshiP.
IyRl,IxE doss get into the new CAbi-
net there will be q great deal OF fan.
fBr,ryE don't &c. iGto the new Clbi-
mel. there will bs more fun.
Tuons C. PLATT, WARMER MILLER
and WI MALONE bear a strong family
rs.smblsnce 10 Mr.. BLAINE in the above
particulars
Lork cut for squalls and falling weather
s5Out March {.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

1t is the peoples remedy, SalvaaOn ! III III.
kills eli pain. Price only % cen" o'''i'
1t is we'll to ,,uard against the iiSors o.
Winter by procuring Dr. Bull 8 Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT

At Union District school, Yesterday After
noon.
Yesterday afternoon the Pnilomathisn
and Philspiaa Societies of Union Grammar
Room, gave a very pleasant entertainment
in Grammar Hall, the follow wir e programme
b. Jog rendered in coed style, tie lsrge
number of friends Of the scto1l present eu
joying it very much:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Resting on Their LAursls.

SuAKIN, December 81 The Brit'sh
force p.ssed quiet night. A few Of the
enemy's horsemen hsvs bten seen in the
distance The men.of-war have betn re-
called from Hapdoub
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

THE only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without yulgariiy, without
injury to the user, AMI without doubt
btsutifier is Pozzoni'a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
BLAST ArJAY GOULD.

His Former Friend Will Publish an At
tack on Him and His Methods.
NEW YORK, DeceuteI 2l.-The Journal
says George Couch, who was once en- terms
of intimacy with Jay Gould, ia about to
publish book on Gould snd G luldism, y
which the author claims, wi make MT.
Gould wish that ne had never zen borr. y
The book will bs published in Elgland,
in order to avoid the libel laws OF this
country, but will be widely circulated
here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
ENTERTAINMENT AND SURPRISE.

The Pupils and Friends Of the WheeIin.
Business College Have Pleasant Time
The Wheeling Busin ess College closed for
the holiday vacation, yesterday, with an
entertainment given by the stu lents Of the
iDsUiCulIOn, IN wnIcn all VINO participated
did themselves and the College great
credit, and sho we'd considerable tslsnt.
Quite large audience was present to listen
10 the programme, enjJys6ly rendered
throughout and which WAS as follows:
SusiC-"PCsrl OF America" ........................
Miss l.. Oberman.
Recilation-"A Tramr"
Mr. Lsce StatLier,
Essay" Public and Private Life .................
Miss = J. Carroll.
Solo-"The Fisher Maiden n.........................
Miss Flora Morgan.
Recitation" "GaulvertOS Victory" "...............
Mr. ]. Black,
Rectation-"Sorrate SnOoks ......................
Miss Stel Carney.
-"Tramway" ............... ..................
Misses Aruic Shaw aud Maggie Evans
Dobate-"Rsolred, 1hst the Meutal Capacity OF
the Sexes Are Equal" Affirmative, Mr. o.
Schrloer: Negative, Miss Matte Fitzgerald.
Mr. wm Bauman.
Select Reading Lovely Philosophy"
Miss Mimi EKshcimcr.
ReCtatiOn-"The RObbeT''
Miss Eta Carroll.
Music "Nazurka Destrainesx ......................
Miss LYDIA ACtiarTell.
ESsay-"The supremacy OF the West ............
mr w. II. Schulz.
Muslc-"Oberon" ....................
Miss Sadie Emsheimer.
ecitation-"Jrandmothet Story" ................
Miss Mary HOrnbro0k.
Misses Minnie and Sadie Emsheimer.
The debate was quite interesting aud
animated, sn1 the adges decided in favor
Of the negative. Not by any means the
lesst pleasant part Of the affair occurred at
the conclusion Of the programme, and its
pleasure was enhanced from the fact that
those intended 10 be surprised, were really
surprised most thoroughly and effectualry
Just as Prof. Frsshsr was about TO 40
nouncs the close OF the eIercises, Mr.. w.
II. Shultz arose, and in few appropriate
remarks be p esented Prof Frsshsr with a
handsome heavily carved, gold beaded
cane, Prof. Wright with q beautiful cut
glass ink stand with heavy oxi1iz.d silver
cover aud on elegant gold pen and holder
in plush cast and Mrs Maggie Eyars,
inslIuctress Of the E1glish training de-
rartment with pretty gold headed um'
brelia.
Although the recipients were overcome
With surprise ttsJ Of cOuIs, managed to
express their thanks very gracefully, sfSer
which the Audience dispenei well pleased
With the wtO,e affair A runbsr Of the
s'uden.s and fri .nds accompanied Prof
Wright t1 tn, Panhandle depot, where he
boarded the 4 20 yrain for RocheIter, N. Y,
his home, where be will pass the holidays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

AFTER O,WAN DIGNNs letter, afle- the
debate IN the British House Of Commons,
and after the usual thre9 days mourning,
STANLEY turns up alive and well. At least
be was 20 last August, when the latest
authoritative news wss sent out from the
CJ1lo region. STANLEY's enemies among
the European newspaper correspondents
ws ten times mole dsadly than all his
Arab fOss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Frank Ha,ton aud the washington Pest

Frank Hatton aud the Washington Pest
NEW YORK, December 2l.-EH'Post-
master General Frank HItton, who has
been here for several daSP, has gone back
to Wsshir gton, leaving in his trail re-
poIt that he is going to edit the Washing
too Post, which has been sold by Stills IN
HutcbIns to 3 syndicate of RepnhliOars,
of which General Malone is one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

Debate-RsSnlr,d That Q onpulfory Einretion
world Benefit the You b Of Vest Va Afina-
tive, Charley Hall; Negative, Charley CrEw-
ford.
TIE recilaticns were all very well ren-
dsred, tire tolos by All,n Rcbisson and
Euil Lang being exceptionally gcoi- TIE
debate was decided in favor Of the sfirma-
tive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
TggS AND COMMENT.
TuE WEATHER

we. virginia and w western tSa Isseg 5Sspy py Light iiRSt
E'i[ HSJ,J,l,' H.,JJcr ubcr,hwest2ry saieS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

,,,vsr,c ArloN Of electoral frauds IN
-, shows q system Of organised in
I,D,.I,tjou l.o ,qualliug the worst Of the Hu
a., ontrsVs4 fn Spencer county, Indi-
~ ,,ro,sd voters were imprisoned, held
- .,;, .,,e,;o, day and then comp alled 10
~. ~ Republican tcEtt Men who
,,.sd % escape were brutally beaten,
rr,:. Was work deIe by Republicans.
-, r,r,d pan aud BROTHER" was the
- - Bat ". d,u't expect Brother
r,,r,rF SagPARD 20 90 into 3 catuiP it
- Il was on the wrong eide Of
,,,,,,v and plNoS's, ard tho WOrg men
y,Fe eUgsg,d,
r,. righteous Republican brethren will
...,,,in tb,,r boi,iOg wrath until moe
c.py4.jsrt oecssiOr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

JoHy wAxANAEEB raised $500, coo for
the Ni,iOuoI Republican Committee, and
he - now considered saiely booked for the
poarfi Department This fixes the
9rlcs Of Cabinet position under the new
s4nini.tratiOn. QuAY's schedule Of rates
On tie o,hs; portfolios has not been made
public vet, ba. it will be along in coed
tire. The work of psddling out hCnoEs
has boEun in earnest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

Is ANOTHER column will te found 3
communication hearing on the Office Of
Mayor OF this city. Its recommendations
are worthy the careful consideration Of all
Toe Cni,e is endowed with entirely too
little suthOnty-in fac: there IL practically
no arthority connected with it. The
MAYOR OF Wheeling should be something
more than a mere igurehesd.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15
A Bet That Was Paid.

A Michigan Democrat is the only
loser OF a bet this fall who is in good
humor over it He made wager with
Republican neighbor on the general
result, The loser was to be kicked
INCREASINGLY across the street in
public, with brass band and bonfire
accompaniment, and all the usual up
roarious nonsense. When the returns
were all in the winner came around
and laughed and shouted, and then
went and ordered new pair of stogy
boots that weighed four pounds apiece.
The Democrat tried to beg off, and
said he was only in fun. But the
Republican insisted, and the Demo
erat finally gave in. The time arriv-
ed. The band and the bonfire and
the crowd were all there. The Dem
ocrat was there, and the kicker was
there. The Democrat took a position
on the curb, and as the big drum
sounded ferociously the gleeful Re
publican took running start and
fetched him mighty kick. The Dem
ocrat bounced about three feet out in
to the street, while the kicker lay
down and took his foot in both hands
and howled, and was finally carried
of on shutter. The Democrat had
insoled the seat of his trousers with
a forty pound coal-hole cover.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15

slowly, lingeringly, by degrees and IN
isolated cases, the Republicans howled
as if their birthnght had been taken
away from them For were they not
the elect? If Democrat soldier had
an empty sleeve that was nothing IN
his favor in connection with the offices.
1t had come to be accepted Republican
doctrine that every Republican was
entitled to live at the expense OF the
taxpayers, and that his office should
descend at his death to his son, and
thereon with the system world with
out end.
Well, the Democrats Of this coun-
try get along very comfortably under
this system. They didn't whine, what
ever they thought of the meanness
called Civil Service reform. They are
ready to leave the offices that haye
been fairly voted away from them,
and thousands of them win have their
designations in President Harrison's
hand before the end of March, to take
effect as seon as their successors can
be appointed. That is the Democratic
idea, and that is Civil Service reform.
The somewhat hereditary officeholders
have shed enough tears and exhibited
enough sores. Let them go back to
their comfortable desks, bind their
throbbing temples about with iced
handkerchief, and go to sleep, to
awake only as often as it becomes
necessary for them to draw their sal
aries.-Graphic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15
Turn The Usurpers Out.

There isn't an office from the top
to the bottom of the country for which
the Republicans are not putting in
their best claims. Every post-ofIice
has a dozen applicants; and as for the
larger offices of the various kinds,
every leading Republican is going for
them with outstretched, eager hands.
The Wilmington Del) Every Evening
says:
Milford has twenty-one patriotic
Republicans who want to be Post
master, while the term of the Demo
crat incumbent has two years to run.
Imagine what noise there will be on
kent's southern frontier should Mr..
Harrison follow President Cleveland's
Civil Service reform policy, and leave
the Milford Postmaster to serve his
full time out in undisturbed security
as Postmaster Swiggert was allowed
to do in Wilmington.
What noise there will be to be
surel What noise there will be II
the system is carried out throughout
the country as it has been carried
out by President Cleveland For twen-
ty years no Democrat, however he
may have served his country on the
field, was given Office by the several
Republican Presidents and their ap-
pointing subordinates, and when they
were given place by Pres. Cleveland
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15

GEN. HARRISON recently said to
Senator Farwell, of Chicago: Il want
to be distinctly understood as saying
that we shall not display any undig-
nfed haste about kicking out all the
Democrats, We shall not be rude
about it. Probably we shall bounce
the Democrats about as fast as they
bounced us. No Democrats now IN
Office need fear that he will be out of
a job March s."
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15

THE country is safe at least for
another generation. -Four years ago
prophets saw it going to demnition
Ibow-wows because Cleyeland was
elected and the Democrats placed in
power. 1t has survived, or nearly so,
Mr.. Cleveland's term of office and il
is to-day great and glorious country
From the ashes of the first prophets
another tribe has sprung and they say
the end is certainly near because Mr..
Harrison is elected Within the next
four years it will go beyond demnition
bow-wows even to destruction. These
prophets of evil are bent on destruc-
ton; but If the purity of the ballot
box is preserved and men cease to
buy voters as they buy sheep in the
.shambles this will be a great and
growing country when the moss shall
have grown on the graves of the
prophets themselves.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15
Belief In Numbers.

Very many superstitious and Curl
Gus ideas have been and still are con-
nected with numbers. Great hopes
have been founded upon certain CON-
blnations of numbers in lotteries, in
horoscopes, or in predictions regard
ing important events. Important un-
dertakings have awaited favorable
dates for their inception, and the lives
of more than one leader of men have
been more or less influenced by re-
gard for certain numerical combina-
lions, supposed to have dominating
power in shaping successful career.
particular virtues have been as
cribed to numbers, according as they
were odd or even"
There's luck in odd numbers" is
implicitly believed by many persons.
Official usage would seem to sanction
such a belief, as salutes, whether fired
in honor Of persons or of nations, are
invariably odd numbered, ranging, in
the case of our country, downward
from the national salvo of twenty-one
guns. In the practice of onomancy,
or divination by personal names, il
the number of vowels in a mans
name be odd, it signified that there
was something the matter with his
right side, while if an even number
of vowels were counted, his left side
allied.
In some odd medical works rem
edies were administered in periods Of
odd numbers of days. Three, seven,
nine and fifteen days were allotted as
periods Of EqFgation, stimulation,
blood-letting, &c. In ancient Rome
even numbers were particularly I'M
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15

THE present law of attachments
now in force in the Territory of Idaho
places every business man who buys
goods on credit at the mercy, caprices
and whims of his creditors. He NAV
be doing safe and paying business
but his creditors, can pounce upon
him with vulture swoop and close
him by attachment in the twinkline
of an eye. This should not be the
law. Creditors should be protected
and men should be made to pay their
debts, but no one party should have
the power to close up the business of
another on caprice, whim or with
out the best of reasons for self pro
lection. Ii debtor is making way
with property to defraud his creditor
or if the debtor is preparing to leave
the country to escape his creditors it
will be well to stop his proceedings
by attachments, but to swoop down
upon man at the best season of his
trade when thirty or sixty days far
Their indulgence would enable him to
pay evsry debt due and start business
on cash basis is wrong in principle
and the law granting such privileges
to creditors should be amended. Our
Legislature, now in session, should
take the matter in hand and act upoa
it.