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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
Mortgages Sale Of ChatteIs.

Notice il hereby duly given that under
and by virtue Ofa certain chattel mortgage
bearing date March 9th, 1891, executed
and delivered on said day by Mckinley
Mitchell TO Ivan X. Dawson, which mort
gage was duly hled for record IN the
Office OF the recorder Of cOnYeyances OF
Mari or county, Oregon, on March 7th,
1891, at one o'clock p. M, in which county
the property hereinafter described then
was and stll Is, and by reason OF the de-
fault Of said Mckinley Mitchell In falling
20 pay on demand 20 said Ivan X. Dawson
the sum Of s57dl.5S, with Interest from
March 9Th, 1891, at the rate OF ten per cent.
per annum, and the farther sum or
S24, ,00S. IS with interest at said rate from
said date secured by said mortgage ana
due and wholly unpaidand by reason that
the conditions OF said mortgage have be-
come and are broken by said default ana
pursuant 10 the terms OF said mortgage !
win make foreclosure OF said mortgage
and viii on saturday, the 9th day OF
March, A, ID. 1891 az half past eleven In the
forenoon az the store building formerly
occupied by said Mckinley Mitchell In
the town Of Gervais, In the county Of Ma
riOn, slate OF oregon, sell all the mOrtgaged
chaftels In said mortgage described az ali
the stock Of general merchandise OeiOn0-
ing 20 said Mckinley Mitchell, Consisting
o. hsld ware, mats ana OPS, dry and fur-
ntshing goods. hcbts and shoes, crOckery,
OILS e.Osning, groeerles,willOg " re, aud
goods Of all kind, nature or description;
alss all the store furniture aud fixtures Ia
the two story building and warehouses
adjacent thereto occupied at the date Of
said mortgage BY the said Mckinley
Mitchell a. d general store; also all the
furniture and fixtures Ia building occupied
by him as a furniture store on ar and r.
reefs, ia said town, county and state; also
one horse and buggy. 70 the highest bidder
for cash In hand u satisfy the said mort
gage, and will apply the proceeds ~ dir
ected Dy the eaid mOriRage 70 tlte payment
Of the sum Of S370l - and the further sum
Of ~ 8i3 "a. with Interest on eich Of said
sums ~ the rate Ol ten per cent per am
mum from March Oth, 1904, aud 70 the
payment Of All charge touching said
mOrigaged chatela amounting 70 the sum
81 t---- an ~ the payment Of counsel
tees a. provided tor IN said mOrfraee
amounting ~ Ten per cent. of the prnci-
pals and Interest abOy MENTIONED, and
the surp lua, n any there ie, ! Viii render
and pay over ~ the aald hckiniey Mitchell
or % his astiFus-
Dated harrh lffh, loyl.
IVAN X. DAWbON, Mortgage.
~ 4. n. ChofsAh, Agent. dtitz5
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. c. Coulter, of Amity, is in the
city.
Prof. Van Scoy went up to Rose
burk Thurday where he lectured
last night.
Chas. Morris, of Monmouth, was
in the city today, enroute TO his
home near Turner,
Mrs. l.. S. Myres, of Seattle, is in
Salem visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Levy.
Mr.. III. Vandercook, of Cherokee,
Iowa has been a Salem visitor for a
few days. He is much pleased with
our city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
ARB0R DAY IN SALEM.
A Very Credited Program Rendered
at the East Salem School.

Tvs tam Si
at the East Salem School.
Friday afternoon was observed in
the Salem public schools as arbor
day. Each of the twelve rooms in
the two departments planted tree,
and in addition to these the gradual
ing class also planted class tree.
The program was opened by the
exercise from the primary depart
ment. The pupils from each of the
six rooms planted the tree which,
with one exception bore the name of
some prominent person. The name
chosen by the scholars of Miss Vic
tors room, "LOuisa May Alcott;"
Miss Brehant's, "Gen. VIM. L.
Sherman" Miss Northrup's, "Oliver
Wendell Holiness" Miss McNary's,
''Wm. Cullent Bryant" Miss Mel
lens, "Geo. Washington" Miss Cos
per. "Pansy,n This part of the pro-
gram closed by a song, entitled"
The Lovely Trees"
The grammar department opened
their part of the program with fes-
tival song. This was followed by the
naming and planting of the trees.
The scholars from Miss Van Wag-
ner's room selected as the name for
their tree, "Lanoche Triste" (the sad
night; Miss PEBBLES, Thomas Jeffer-
son; Mr.. Whipples', Gen. Custer's;
Prof. Anderson's, Col. E. d. Baker;
Miss Reynolds, President Lincoln;
Miss Allyn's, Gen. Grant. The class
then sang the "Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Rev. Gwynne gave short address
to the school and visitors at the close
of the tree planting.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

MORE OF THE CoMBINE.-W When
'he steamer Northwest reached this
Guy last night telegram was await
lug her giving instructions not to
VOu'ract y for any more freight, but to
Clear up her work as she goes down
preparatory to go on the Columbia
i''ef route. This same order will
A0ep The Toledo off the Willamette,
~ que belonging to the same company.
tue boats belong to the Columbia
@e' combine, and In order to keep
~'u place in the combination, they
T"aaooey the orders of it and bring
%'aelr boats to the Columbia to
1--WE The competition boats off the
NV, se' The Manzanillo going below
D,..i ".' ieave the upper Willamette
TT,taCneally Tt without any competition.
e oregon Pacific will have the
ooals on the river.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

A box of candy free with your
teas. We haye Japan tea from 20
cents a pound to 20 cents a pound.
We carry a full line Of uncolored
japan teas, Formosa Ooloug, I'M
perials, Gunpowder, China Young
Hyson, Orange Peko, and Others,
Great Eastern Tea company, 3l7
Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

OyIDE MUsIN COMING. The
readers of the JOURNAL will be glad
to learn that Ovide Musin, who is
recognized as the worlds greatest
vlolinist, will be in Salem three
weeks from next Friday night,
which will be April oath. The New
York Tribune in a recent notice
said; unlike other foreign artists
who come to this country, Musin
mas the wisdom of surrounding him
sell with first class company, and
is happy when his company receive
some of the glory he receives each
night, hence his great success, both
financially and artIstically, in this
country. On his last California tour
ne played fifteen nights at an aver
age OF Sl2OO per night, the largest
receipts ever made by any virtuoso
in America.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

o.,,v OiOUsr at SuOng's Restaurant
oSNO'' MENU,
SOUP.
Cream ofChicken hoOS'ei
FISH.
BroiIed Salt Salmon
ENTREE.
cbrmps Patties Chicken Fricassee
TsDderIoin Steak Mushroom Sauce
ROAST.
Chicken with Dressing Beef Mutton
Veal Pork
VEGETABLES.
Corn Sugar Peas Potatoes
PASTRY
Blackberry Pumpkin
DESSERT.
English PUN Pudding
FRUIT.
Oranges
ca Coffee MIR
Candies Nuts
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
An Opportunity in Real Estate

For SALE FOR 80 DAYs.-What Is
known as the marble Corner" cor
ner of Court and Liberty streets
Also ] } blocks aeross the street norm
Of the Fast Salem school house
This property will he for sale loi
the next 80 days. Inquire of
s:lalm MI. CHAMBERLAIN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
Remember Thisl

The undersigned has just received
a large stock of late styles of the
P. Centemeri kid gloves-the only
genuine in the city, and is the only
authorized agent at Salem. Also
great display of new spring millin.
cry. CHAs. CALVERT,
ga Commercial st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

Epsier miliner's opening this
evening and saturday, at Mrs. Will
sons ruoms, Commercial street.
Celebrated Arlington piano for
sale cheap by n. II. Gaylord, 80
Commercial street. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

Pure air, pure water aud pure
coffee are what men and women
need. These bestow health and
happiness on all who have them.
Pure air comes from above, pure
water from below, and pure coffee
from the Great Eastern Tea Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

EsTRAY.-TaNcn up Oct. 1st last,
n gray horse about II years old, ,Iwell
broke, saddle marks. Owner can
prove property and get horse by
paying charges. w. H. Smith,
Clymer, Oregon. 8 % W I'm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

MAS TONIGHT. The Aka
dship.ah hpe'iah society will have a grand
bn,ls' W their hall In the insurance
solras The question is: Re
The That when the courts fail in
DeoD,a 1''aisiration of JUSTICE, the
e,son., arc warranted in taking the
han. OF the law into their own
mo-, Such speakers as Hon. Til
W 'ord' Rev. Robt. Whitaker,
an w. Aalser, and A. o. Condit are
~, tne speakers for the discus
~, This subject was taken up by
IA. Vi comments and opinions OF
recent New Orleans troub e.
hs' one is invited to come up aud
ATA' the debate
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

REM0vED,-Vhe stove and tin
store of Barr q Petzel has been re-
moved from next. door to Ladd d
Bush's bank to 247 Commercial, two
doors north of Red Corner drug
store. 3-7-dtf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,

O.,l.,s in Groceries, CrOckerN
GSas,s [3i,ss"ars, u Paints, Oils, yarnisSes, hes;
S,asI%s,' UasSss, 'WindowgIass, Etc. Sole ..
I'rSIts' S9snt, for Epicufe Tea and Big
Fan Baking Powder
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
Buv gasoline of srOat 4 Gle.

RESURRECTION MORNING. - Ihe
scene will be beautifully represented
on the platform of the Evangelical
church tomorrow nigh.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

Early Rose and Early Ohio seed
potatoes and the best garden seeds
at Clark & Eppley's, 100 Court
street,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

RAGS WANTED.-Those having
soft rags around their houses will
find sale for them at the state print
ing Office. 3-27-2t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

horse in the northwest which has a
triple test, except Altamoni, his sire.
He will be In Salem this season.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

Montec Bros. in post Office block,
are making cabinet photos at 81 90
per dozen.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

JalsAaoND EDGE. - De Leon 4
So nave the finest lot Of diamond
So. 'oOia Of any barber shop In
az - sna they know how 10 han-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
O'a@ ehOwder-sroat a Gle.

v,' uh HORSE SHow.-One Of the
y s' necessities for a fine horse Is
knIsp sp him properly shod. John
tioa mas lustly won the reputa-
H. VI doing the best work IN that
EAney shOeiug a speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
LOCAL MARKET.

Wheat, uet7O cents per ... 6n' 80. :,
W W. ,Otiye; 2s to 35 cents per TO-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
BORN.
DIED.

FELLOWS.-At his home at Nc
Minnville, Mar. 26, 1891, Mr.. E..
B. Fellows, aged about 45 years.
Mr.. Fellows is an old resident of
Oregon, a prominent member of the
I.O.O.F., has been engaged at steam
boating some, and had many friends
at Salem and Oregon City.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28

General Debility


For four years my wire suffered with
large tumor punches on the glands under
the arms, and general debility Of the whole
system. She became so poor I'm health
that we were on the verge Of despair
regarding her recovery. Physicians did
not seem to understand her case; at all
events she never derived any benefit from
their treatment. She finally concluded to
try Hoods Sarsaparllla. The Immediate
effect was so marked and satisfactory that
she continued TO take 1t, and this the
result: She has gained in weight
ETS3!1 34 TO III Pounds
and is s.: Il por and in better health than
she has been Tor years. The punches under
her arms lave diminished, and we believe
Hoods Sarsaparilla win be 100 much for
them in time" j. j. NORCRoss 226 Com
mercial Street, Boston, Mass.
Hoods SaYsapaTi!la
Sold by druggists. sIi six for IS. Prepared by
o.LHoOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-28
The WeekIv ChronicIe2

The Circulation OF the CHRONICLE
Is equal 10 that Of ALI THE OTHER
San Francisco Morning Papers Comr
bined,
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5727; Point Coupee, from 9119 to 6s46;
C~atahoula from 1000 to 4374; and
and still Catalonia reports 40 per cent
of her population to lie Of school age.
In 1890 Catalonia reported 1000 child
rel when the census of that year makes
her population 1868; what a glorious
paradise for children Catahouia was.
No wonder there was il woman, with
long hair and Short dresses runi.ig wild
IN the piney woods Of that Parish
These injustices should be corrected,
and doue away with.
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During the week some disasters oc-
CURED down the Bayou, the protection
Levee, built by Victor Kuobloek, and
some Of his neighbors in common broke
and inundated their crops Of Corn,
Irish potatoes and Onions. The eff
forts to repair and hold the leyees on
the Laurrl Valley plantations have
been %unavailing and one halt or nor
of that fine plantation is SUMNER ed.
On Friday May 5 tile water began
10 fall at I'ayou Sara and within six
days the decline has been 1.3 inches.
Thrfall probably reac lcdtle erevas-
Sc about Sunday, and on Thursday
the water opposite Till odaux in the
Checbey settlement came to Il stand
and is probably falling to-day. The
dam hts beea don Q Those who
have fought the water III it, relentless
and ceaseless march have come from,
the conflict, couIuernlS. All along
the river from Pittsburgh to the Cult
the water is passing AWAY, leaving nu
further dis ,sters for 1891.
Thcback waterin tie Chcchey settle
ment i'm nediately North Of Tnibnhaux
lose within nine inches If the IL light
attained 10y that CAUSED hy the Davis
Ctevass". Bayou Lafnuiche now
stands 17.9 inches.
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Some cities are cursed with literary
and debating soeietits, but our cities
wisely thinking that the o a maj
knows. the greater probability there is,
he will become a rascal, have not one
Of those fountains of iniquity and as
to the churches, the Catholics have
me-, but the Protestants say. that
each one of them. has il little temple
within himself, and that they are
already So full of religion and heaven
y thoughts, that if they We're to re-
celve any more they would explode,
and as they desire to set a good examp-
lie il little while longer in this world,
and do not wish to 20 to Heaven in Il
hurry. they leliSiou>ly abstain from
d%efiling religion b. building an earth
ly temple.
Ever, one must b. conviced that
TliloaianN y far superior to all other
towns, and that this noble city will be
held up aS an example 10 the world rs
long is either religion on intellect are
respected"
From the above article the reader
will easily understand that the uni
y. rSll Grnwlrr is not il new invention.
He lived and fl punished grandly so
Years ago, aud no doubted occasional
IS took i mint j%nIep."
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SATURDAY. MAY Is 1891
PUBLIC SCHOOL FUNDS!

Much ct1iltllifou HIS arisen iifnfi
the distribution OF the Public Sehoo'
Taxes paid into the state Treasury
The people Of New Orleans are tie
principal compliments, maintaining
that they pay into the treasury much
. Distribution # these funds. A pam
} piilet has l-een sent ii The SENTINEL.
entiIl, d ''Stai;SficS If educablr yonll.s
in the State of Louisiana for 1890 81
flom Which :; candid relnsll will eua
bic u,r H. see that there are errors
culii itt Il soncv here. a few inStan
ces Will eNlns,. the fact that Injustice
is done.
=. The percentage of ednealle children
in II e parishes compared with the en-
tire p. pnlatlon varies from 25 per cent
as reported III IIteiville Parish to 43
per cent as i.ltoIted from the Pari>n-
ii AatlNcttt.
1t is difficult for a caIHi3 person /"
believe hat 10 persons in each 100.
in the Parish of Lay are If The
age in wliicn children are educable in
the ul'lic schr"l>. The rlorata is not
reasonable and iaovr> that mis;akvs
have ctuIltd SOME where.
Next t" I.ataNtt e cunrs VIM Par
ish Will, ~ cIsaiS If sdHcable age in
each 100 inhabitants, then comes Gaia
houla. Lafnurclfe. 0nachita, Sal inc,
and ST. Martin, reporting 40 persons IF
school age in each 100 citizens. Tie
proraia of Youths that the u
riouS parishes lcl OFT for 1891. whicE,
makes "ne third of the population #
public school age, appears to he
a high proportion. The re are glarin.
Inconsistencies alSa shown by the
above mentioned pampniet.
In the parish # Ro>s'er the %sclront
cbilGttn irmr' d from 1904 in February
1890 t" 1865 in August 1890 heing ~
increase Of 5311 in six months. IL
in Ca|easivu it was Increased
dnring The anne period from 1925 tn
70GS; in Waslita fem 5046 to 1918.
in St. L.ardly tIont 1C519to l150S; III
Terlcbmne f,om 621S to 1854; in Sa-
bine. fem 2274 to 1888; in L~afourcht
from .Ea92 Il 1873.
That the rfetataof eancahl { youths
in the country rai.~l's il somtWl.a
higher tlfan it = in New Orleans is
very ~pi"rahle, as there are i large
number If men il that city who have
no faiellies, and the probabilities 81
chi'slcn living are pet'laIs less than
the, ale IN the country.
Justice is necessary and if any 81
rois are made IN the census Of tie ci:il
dren they Should lie corrected The
prolsilIou of children in this Parish
for 1870 was 2G4 per cent of the popu-
lat:on rs leln,t.d by the census ~
that Year, whilst the prorato in 1891 i,
40 per cent. 1t is true that when the
enumeration given "a that of 1890 was
made the population WAS not as large
as it was III 1891, nevertheless 10
persons in Lafomiche, ont Of each 100
as being of educable, age seems to be
somewhat above the existing fact.
These causisteneies exist all over the
State. Union Parish reports a decrea-
% If sciloI children from February
1880 to February 1891 from 1854 to
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NAIIEn IEAt. ~ IAai

between The hours ti - u'tt,, 4 i. III and 4
"'rI"rk =. M. tli- %"liow ina described l,r,4
Dertv. to-wlt'
CERTAIN tta.t ~ faHl situat 4 il fItr Pr
i~h nf Iii ufcfi w tHi% ~trlr ~. tir U.vn,
Laiohrrite IT about tritt.tan lril.S Il tow
tlr. town Of thIir. tx t4rt~arapr III ~
rtif< more ~ les I nlt II, f..tr nr,,-s =. IL
.ieptll t"nnl"l a4,t,-f,v hp1a ~ OWL . IL.
i.",lr ains lel"w i, Itnti n i. r ana.
Whites. TuGethrr Ait HI 49,. tuliainss
aud intl'rnv. iltft< ~ r. ~ ia aInnrte
tiances Thereof. n y, III "a m.-t.-. IN. three
mn = cart, aIit 'ir 10 ~. .r+Htri. 10 AIRY
hoe Three low. onr .hrfi.w me set 81,
names aud tw" sets ftri,w =. ~.
In pay I'D satisfy n, = III aud euti,e
>uIn al thirteen .ipnlrrd I'LL thir, nine
ll5-1hU dollars with EIGHT i,rrr Der AMMAN
Int. rr>t fieieot ir,ln Nav ~, 1884 uuti,
paid less I e -uin 81 iir..e lII.tirrtI and fftv
04-itH dollars r1td 81 account January Hi.
1888. and t'sn ! u PCT g, nt IN the a. rrp.afe
due OH said principal "a u a n int.re / ~,
attorneys fee, sri Ill 60 ~. herein which
-aid anlonlf in princil,al and. interest at,l at
tai nes' = lees antt all t.-ts ii 4, Il. ii se.ur.
b, sct of sale and mortgage ..-~~rd I.tI ar.
Philip y. iiufsiair. ..itrr Public Of s.;I
parish of date May All. 1856.
May ., 1891. Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
Of Latuniclle
William s. ParRcrson IS. No. 25S5, Pc
Ter II. HaHter 1t dis.

rlN>KE N''11+F. THAT Nr,I>G UNDER
Il and ly Ntfi'te ~ ~ "ral rnf .tznr,- tn,l
Sale cIrtanatrtg from lie above. en- TIED
Court m HE ahn.Ee .ntu ~ aut H. III nrr,t
ra~t~s1.ba,r : i2,ti autj WI Of. D sale II
pthfact auction. pursuant t,i.w 10 The last
aiifd'f gt.t~i hf,i.'tr ~ rt,r fnnr. I. tie in the
ttwu OF .Ti,ii,si;rix. ~
S,lU .DAr, MY t.. 1891.
bet Ell The hours ~ IL u'c,~k. il. - end 4
otl"ck. j.. III III. fnllnw,u. Il, Ssrilr d ptuper-
ty tow t:
a crilail tea.-f 1T and stu .tr.i on til. rirt I
d">trnlln bank u IstN.u l-tttnr. III in The
Parish nf lat nrtlt,, ~ ~, ~ III RI, th,et
mi,s below the tnNtl If TIL tI1nx. ,uras,,
/ liz nine ati"if~ :tnrt. ~ Il. : 4 ont On ,;,ul
i'ay"h hr IL dep Il If t"ffv il. I,t.ttf-. bntnu.i
abby. b, trH.s at Marc. GnilruZ. and
hrt.w by lands R.fthilttr Or i: rn.etitrr
W til III H. nii,liH.- .,t.t tmrnv, umuts
tileieon and All Vie ~ ii ,.i.,t,eS ih.r,"I.
10 Pay ana ~sntI-t. III, fH ana nftr.4 sum
Of One 'hou~an.. cine q mI,t,t I'd SIX Ea ,Uf
Doilais. with i.hi Irfr = H. MI .nunm inter-
esi IL. lr',I, trttm ~. .sil i. mary. i>!m nntil
y IL ah'i i've per renf n.ttr a..rc.ate 81
SAID p-Ittcif hi aud interest - . i.rt.N's fees
heron. "i,t an = cr. iii q rir-lnltilau ~
amounts aud iI;tfnr fr~ VIII, The ypttl. niuI
fix itt:, = uf Sun 90 e ,rh .tr,. .e>ra ctjyel, ~,
ttt -sil, d y OF ianuarv NJ ~. years I>q!.
is"3. 1871, 1879. II ia d .Sa7 rr.. ti r with
eight PEI cent y + ann III IT ietu ,aci ~
salt n"t,- from - '-.. IA fl ,nnars 1891
II nj raid. which y, II nrt., mn III prineiin,l
and ittrlesi "'i,rtnA'> ir-S an ~ 90 t.
herein Is y, lr"" y 4, 81" = -: \ an mort
! gag pas<tt tetors. Philf, y. 4. Hian.. then
Nniaiy Pnh.ic ii laid patl u If DAT ..Sti, ,,ay
of J~aiutty .S:tA.
i n 80 I'D.
Sht,'f Of L.folrche
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-05-16

II am il tas"r'of dclniving the Pre-
sidtni 81 tie Veto power aid t.kitg
All appointments away from him " said
Senator Jones, Of Nevada. recently.
Our Pr sidents have altogether 100
much power. The President of the
Unlted States has noie rover than
,ite Car Of Russia, and it is not right.
" tat meat do nur president eat that
they grow 80 great? Take Harrison,
for instance. | served six wears in
III" Senate with ilint. and during all
that time no Que thought Of asking
his advice Of detc'ring to his opinions
on amy subject. New that he il Pte>i-
dent ne has the power tn set aside
ADD ~niliify The Deliberate work of three
~ four hundred men after it has passed
cniilnlttre Of both honSes and been
thoroughly aud carefully considered.
Iiat = al wrong. The power of the
President should b" curtailcl.'