The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-30
GOV. HILLS BIG VICTORY.
,rs ArrEcr on STATE Politics.
,,..,f,s OF the American Forestry Assooia-
aon-A NIrginian at the Capital Who
Wants 60 BE President.

'.ra~,e,is for control % the state Senate
30 proiuced q state Of great exulta-
,.., anon- the Democrats. Even those
,,t, are not special admirers of Governor liiI
cord lima full credit for this gratifying re-
.. II assures the State OF New ork to the
,,...o,racv in future as fair reappofuon-
...,. viii he made by the next Legislature.
,.,..er result is 70 place IN the hands OF
...,-r.r Flower moro patronage than mas
....n welded by any New York executive IN
,f,.sf For years the kepuohcans nave
to ols7 possession OF all the most important
~. .N.ces which one appointiVe 10y
-t Defiance off the state constitution.
-.-sa taat "a new appOruonment shall 10
.verv five years. but as the large
.-.re.,.s oi population have favored 'he yeiu-
..-.ts the Republicans lgnorei lAe consutU-
and retained their ouifa5, Gus EoiIo il"".
t Tr means Of It they hell posse SION OF
-. State Senate. That D0oY has steadily
-.,...sl fo confirm the nominations of Demo
.... Governors and Thus the hepuoAcan IL
,,,.f f.-,ts have remained lr ohce. Now there
Will ia o. clean sweep o...
The courts decision MiA ihaho tIo -"'0
st.~1 lf Democrats % le kepuulcahs. leu
e.-.... e-varror Shoenan lsYing the deciding
te. The seats oil several Lelubhcah senate
e-. contested on grounds which Will NO doao1
..Ft h4r
.-stifv the uuseaung ~ oneOT moIe oi tu'lh'
las Ieeu rroven that tho kepuphcans
5~ The lafe election res0ltid 10 bribery ana
corruption T. relAu ,.l.'. =. 81 va o,,.',l'i, ~
Some of tAc.l le@1eIs .Vlc - i-.4.,, ba
forsee lldl tio 5 .f,. corrr,+ion
fore. tAe e'eo.9"' snr.toriei dis
t-.efs Another most gratifying outcome
Of tao court Necls-o- =" ..- "a il;soocg iron,
%. t-e P.A,el ,...s So, inst reopDor-
tie nl.ea o'H'e' ,-;ii Mo tbe oSi-lo-
roument oi '-e 0.''D ~ ,..i..,,s +Iir4v
lure lo"'M ~.
majority OF Ig.i' n ,o-. rror, tlbanv for
NoNet-o. ii.'l "t1' l,,-@,g viii o~rive here
Washington -eN. -'. 10, l.'5 i,~o IL ,.root
nna De 3" "o'A '" '.-A. ~" 5.,tt tbs -srete
curiosity 90 e.e " 'A ".- '''
galleries WILL ne cioN"vI-
AvrrrcfN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.
.r, 4.-4i .,r,,,,l -,eetiry Of the American
-. tssorieti~n began at tie DEPART
. trr..,ifure ttis mOnirg and was
..-'.,e.5 r,sr fv As~ist4ut-Se. retary Wlllets
lf r.. 1sr,.rtruent A pauer on the forests
o-S forest productions of California. pre-
- f,- professor bvord. 0f San Francisco.
..1 nina r1oort cf theI corresrondtuq
"-7 f.-, o. ,,rotifvirg nrorrass in the
tbe ssso..ation lbe special
49,. ~ tie wear has been e. secure the
,-N.4-,.,, If ,ortiors ( the public
.1f tIesNves-ern Sfates'and Territories
,-r3or the lrovision Of She att " Congress of
Ta~ob last Favorable consideration of the
recommendations on the stbiect have been
l.ren br fhe President IF the nited states
End the L. .rnmissoner Of land Offices Sew
.rai reservations lave aready been made. and
.rrverors from tneIarl Once are now exam
,ring other tra.ts Which have been recon-
--,-del es +o~as+ reserves
ME COMMITTEE ON srbor Day reported that
eo,,le-+ir,5 is rov Observed oD tnat dav i'm
t'i~+v-eighF States ami territories.
The draft ofatill vas submitted today by
the executive committee covering the reserva-
tlon matter. IL provides protection 60 prior
rights return oi griclIuIal lahus 70 entry
iceLses .' pI, setI- ul-oi az aLu 20 calup'
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,.-,..(-. ,..tI. ,s l,+.ro fr.,..D, 50.
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also ol1r...eI 4 1a ree.tirg with r,nrb fGel-
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hassia. Ao arrangements have leen made