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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
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.@ie baben ober cine uunoerbare
Bibliothet, 6rau Nlenor! W6 bite
leiben Sic mir bod eini9e Sbrer lf6z
nen Biiher!"- vBeoauere! Die 8ii4er,
bic MAJ, ,uesleibt, befumnlt man l,ie Suz
rid. .@eben Sic, oies iino louter
seliebeue Bidder"
Gin Bertrauensman n.
,,g}uu, 9Dren @ie mai, Sic iino mir
jebt i9on Die 9roBe Summe idulois- -
pa mub Sbnen bpd balo ballse luer:
oeu!?" ........
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Gbrenmoun, >uie Sic, bisibe ib rubis
nod o%reiuol 10 piel itlto'9"
Neioig.
(Morgeus ur1 9 uhr): "Safra, jebt
hobru Die Driiben III Mmerlta lhon ulez
Der . lie Il . II t Ten Ndu d."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
Ser g 6 nj etterlin9.

Ser 9 6metterlin9 9.
vDu, Tonte, Die Yuppen, Die mir Der
Ontel 9eidentt bat, mag id ni@t!!" -
Mber marum bsnu uidt, meiu &iuo?"
= SD bin ia bereits 4 Sabre - uno
babe MIDI ldnsit i@on entpuppt!"
4 gu piel per1an9t.
v@orum beute elm 10 betriibtes &C.
ii9t, 3etr Meier?"-rS@ tomme bonn
g(r3t, bin franz, babe Masentatarrb!"-
n6at ct Sbnen 'uas oeroronet?" -
vGfein-aber1's Bier 9at er mir perbo:
ten. 9 Das lit ia bic rein tie &oB,
=. .s
Nus Der @eoerapbiefuno E.
Qebrer: vweiB Semanb BON @u@,
mo Mabeira lieot?!
@mil (@obn zines @einbanolers) :
ga, il, Yapas 8eQer!"
Si@eres ,3ei@en.
q: vunier alter @ednunssratb
t0nnte' ii& nun aud balo' penii0niren
laiien!" 81
81: .;Darau 1T nod gar ni4t gu
beuten; er bat lid ia seltern erit lein
@aoirmeller ldleiieu laiien.
b Nomen ct omen.
Bebienter: rWarum helBt man benin
ciaentli9 inherent snaoigen 6errn lelne
,69luelter cine 5ttfts oame?"
2oie: vSebr einia6 neil lie niI
,oie 5eiratbsn u1o u1glild ftift!"
Cir eriabrener Gate.
,,Dieier Gage weroeu mir cine ml1n-
.peridone Moncfin terniB be:
tradten t6nnen"
,So, baum iaeen sic es nlr nidt
Dor mei,,er 6ral, Joni perlan9t lle nod
cine beionoere Solicit
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-06
,mrationeler Dobenbebanblun9 sejan'

ol9t.
Sie bat ibren 6(t(i4en, etnas pro.
iaii4 aneelesten @attem ir1b binsebeu
mli1en, unb IL. @eseniabe ~ Der 9eit
ID Golb unb @olbes,pertb iAr Der
Nlden setebrt, bat lie iest man&erlej
Gorge, bab, ber GGQe ibreS reidest: !8e.
fSes fem Abbrud seihebe. e Wi&t "a,
3u fern liesen lire Glitter BON ben lei:
ren, uno ,uesen Ginger 8erdnoerunseu
in ben peridnpenen Dirtbl&aitsSweiseu
1T lie 9etomnten, NIT benz Better unc
b%elp6brtsn, 2anomalme &atbes. az, pile,
gen.
8isoer malt bic u%ntersebenoe Come
3itterube S9atten auf bas. 8u9, oas
CT auf Ieinen 8nieen bdtt.% Nir III
bas jelbe bebeutenb UNI ansrei4er una
piel lolineren Ginbanbes als iener rotb>
9olbeue Mir5asS 9affp.
s. 1T bas 9aupt.W irtbi4aftsbud
ibres @utes, ibrerleits oorlorsli4 nit.
eebra@t, oenn es gilt bic RapszGrtrd9e
BON blben unb oriiben i'm Qaufe Der
letten Sabre 5u perelei@en; 2eute'
266ne ioQen. reeuliert, aud mub BIZ
Mil9proouftion, obne jeoen 3neifel &C.
iteisert lperoen.
@ar3 ausi9liebli@ 1T sic nidt n,ebr
bel ber @a9e unb Der 8lid erlaubt fi&
bin unb mieber cine Nbidmeifuns BON
Der einf1rmisen 8ablenreibe oes Gutterz
@esiiters. Gbeniotuenis 1T bic Gnt,
riituns iber bic llntenntnib bes Sns
ipettors in Nusiaat BON &lee unb Gu
pine gang auf Der 90be. alee uno Gu
pine miijien Der Bepbabtun9 tpeiden,
baB bic 2iuie Seines 8rofils, oa CT iid
iber bas @irtbi9aitsbu@ beuet, a0erz
bines bebeutenb i@arfer seuoroen, ober
immerbin nod chen 10 eoel 1T, uie ~
Der Set, ba fie ii& benz M,r5a.@ @aHp
tuseneist; --- Oeer l'est be
bic 54ulb an ben @ol len, bic beute &C.
rabe 10 iinnper,uirreno buften, uie lie
an sleider Ste1e Dor 3tuan5ie Sabren
geoui tet?- r. "
Sebt l9ldst aud Or bas Bud 5u;
bic @isarre entfdQt Der ldiitsen 9ano,
unb in i@meieenbem @iniberi@aueu
mad Der iintenben COME, bic ba emit.
uie iiber 10 pielem @rDenrueb, aud
2iebe limb gntia9uns unterse9au9en,
laui4en lie benz &uf Der llnte, benz
iernen &laseton bes Rduj6ens unb
anoeren Maturltimmeu, bic &uuoe &C.
ben, baB' obermals Der Gag ii@ bat &C.
nei9et. -
9ur9 bic @eele Der i@onen Grau
eebt es tpie perboteneS &lbrsu al,
ldnsit pertlunsenen saiten, unp oa
lire Nuaen i@eu ben Blid oes Mannes
iu4en, finoet iie i'm traumoerloren in
lp%eienloie Jerne i1meiieno.
vSeben sic biniber, @rno," er
pfleste iie ieit ienen 9aaen ionit r@ouz
fine" gu nenneu, her !3immel oeriest
uns in ben 3auber 9'leebranbt'i&er
1inten, uuos bod - y i'd ,uii,ichte,
.es itanoe cine bunfle @oltenlhidt
bort; - Is 'udre fir uas Be'oe belz
ier!"- " a..
LIMB worum?" - entrin,t Is
fid, bolb iasenp - balb berou$iuroerno
ben 9epreBten 2ippen. -
Ct i@out lie mn uno lddelt; obsr er
ld6elt elm tpeni9 iiberlegen.
81, ei, l@0ne @ouline, nod INNER
ni9t nit 9an5er Seele BET ben Suite
reien Der lieben Qan6wirtbihait? -
&eeen lit es, ben mir brau9en! Wei<
nen Sdaien ieblt bic @e'oe, - @iben
} zrDdnen aus. Shmer teoroht limb
beioerieitigen Grbien, oenn ehe
man ii4's ueriieDt, oa tolnmt Der Mtebl=
tbau."
~Sa," ia9t iie, uno 5iebt oas Sud-
Elm luenis 'ir6itelao I'M bic itol5en Sduls
tern, rebe man ii4's uerliebt, oa tonmt
bet We6ltban." 49,
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II / &; t / q.

9ote(ier: rDaben Sle Dem Jreraoen
tie &ehuu.9 9egeben?"
&e0aer: vSawohl-auf BET Treppe!"
9otelier (entlebt): r@ui Der lteilen
Ereppe?! sic unpor i d tiger
Menid!"
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Neue @iftpflan3e.

.Nrm, mein 6raulein, ,uie bat Sbnen
bic @timme Der Sdnqerin 9eioQen?"-
30, aus9eSeidnet! S1 babe i&on
man6e Belaoouna 9eb0rt, 10
cine aber nod uie!"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

A DARING RoBBER.-A robber in
troduced himself into the house Of MIR.
Ozeme Naquin on st. Philip St, by
lifting a window, and without n one
III the house perceiving it, got away
with Mr.. Naqnin's pocket book con-
tanning from S25 to $40, and a few re-
ceipts, His gold cuff buttons and spec
~tacles, and the pocket book of Mrs.
BoEdreaux, menagere, containing a
gold ring and "a few dimes. Luckily
for Mr.. Naquin, his gold watch and
chain lying on the mantle-piece was
left untouched. The robber, when
leaving the house, must have passed
along ST., going towards
for nn that street in front
Il Mr.. A. S~inioneaud's store was found
n of the receipts contained III the
stolen pocket book.
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Rates OF Advertising:

For each square of ten lines or less.
the first insertion S $50. Second inser-
ton, IS cents per square. For suisse
quent insertions, per square so cents.
Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and business cards, in
Guiding paper, will be published at the
rate OF 80 cents per square for the first
insertion, and 25 cents for subsequent
Insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers.
Announcing candidates for office,
SO, to be paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the
copy for a specified lime will be inser-
ted till forbid and payment exacted.
Persons sending communications to
this paper must always furnish their
real names to the Editor. We will not
save or return rejected manuscripts.
Alluslons personally eisparaging to
any Ole Will never be inserted except
as advertisements nor then, if peculiar
ly Objectionable.
COLLECTION MADE MONTHLY.
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HOW'S h

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO. Props,
Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believI him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O., Walding, Kinnan & Mar
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Halls Catarrb Cure is taken internal
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
Toe. per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials tree.
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reponse, but lack of space prevents us
from Publishing same in tins issue
We Will do SO in orr nexr.) This
wreath was the handiwork of Mrs.
Parr of Thibodaux and her two lovely
daughters, who had previously won a
high reputation for their skill IN that
style Of art; but this piece of work
mansllp and rare ability increased
their record in such designs-it was
the admiration of every one.
Each company, with its band of
music. proceeded to the residences of
the different officers, honorary mem
bers, marshalls and patrons. serenad-
ing them, and in several instances en-
Joyine their hospitality, which was
Kept up until 10 o'clock, the town all
the while ieverberating with martial
ana lovely music from three different
bands, the Thibuiaux band tor Pro-
tector Fire Co No. 2, a New OIleans
band for T~hibodaux Buckets, and st.
Lawrence Band of Chacahoula for the
Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. /.
Capt. K. r. Mcbride, Chief of the
Fire Department, and Judge L. p.
Calllouet gave each ii grand reception
to all the fire Boys. at which Mrs. Nc
brlde and Mrs. Caillouet. ably assist
ed by their lady friends, did the hon
ors as fnstesses !; Marshall Peltier
gave Il reception where everything
was plentiful to his company, the
Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. ! and
MIR. jules Hoffman,, president of the
same company pid them the same hon
ors.
Both newspapers of the town receiv
ed their quota of the serenades, for
which the SENTINEL has already ack-
hoWledged sincere thanks and appre-
Citations.
\ ball at the Opera House gave a
suitable termination to the festivities
81 the parade. making it one long to
be remembered and cherished by both
participants and observers.
In conclusion we cannot refrain
from complimenting the ladies and
gentlemen who so handsomely and ar
tistlcally decorated the fire engines
and trucks: To Mrs. S. A. Binnincs
are due the decorations of the fire
steam engine of Protector Fire Co.
No. ?; to Mrs. Ii. Hoffman, and her
two daughters. the Misses Rosa and
Alice, the decorations of the truck of
of the Home Hook and Ladder Co. No.
! to Messrs. Julius Blum and Henry
Hoffman,, the deco rations of tie truck
CT the I~hibodaux Bucket Brigade Co.
No. l: and to Mrs. Parr and her
daughters, the decoration of the truck
of young America"
Owing to the threatening weather,
there was nos as large an attendance
as usually comes from tue country.
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The remains of Alfred II. Pierson
arrived here from New Orleans by the
Southern Pacific on last Sunday at
1880. The body was taken to 1t.
Johns Episcopal Church, where the
funeral services were held by Rev.
james Plieilson, rector, and thence
removed to the Cemetery, where il
VIII await the resurrection of the dead.
lie deceased was formally a mer-
chant III New Orleans. and snbse-
quentlS in Galveston, Texas. His WI
dow was Miss Bessie Guion, Youngest
daughter Of the late George ). Guion,
OF this parish, and sister of Capt. Lew
is Gnion. Walter Guion and Mrs. r..
/. Nichols. He was tifty-two Years.
of age.
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SATURDAY APRIL 30. 1893.
BLOSSONS.
LEJEINE-D9ICET.

~
Were married on Wednesday even
ing at 6 O'clock, atSt. Joseph's Church,
Mr.. Henry E. Lejenne to Miss Alice
Doucet, Rev. Father MGnard o~fficiat-
ing,
The contracting parties are both
residents of the town of Thibodaux.
The bride Is the charming and lovely
daughter of Mr.. Aurelien Doucet. a
good man ; she is a petite and very
pretty brunette and we are told that
in her wedding gown and long trail
ling veil she was a picture delightful
to look at. The groom is the eDgin-
eer in charge of the machinery of the
Thibodaux Ice Factory, and is a sober.
industrious and laborious young man,
well liked and noted for his assiduity
as a trustworthy mechanic.
After the marriage, the contracting
parties, togethe: with their relatives
and intimate friends repaired to the
home of the brides father. to partake
of a bounteous collation. of cakes,
fruits, candies and wines, at the end
of which bumpers of the Sparkling
champagne were drank to the health
and prosperity of the lovely bride and
handsome groom. Although the repre-
sentative of the SENTINEL wasnot pre-
SEM at this pleasant entretien, he was
not forgotten, and on Thursday morn
ing we were presented with some of
the wedding cake, and a bottle of the
sweet effervesceht vine in the name
OF MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lejeune, for
which we acknowledge heartfelt
thanks.
To the happy couple the SENTINEL
extends sincere congratulations, and
wishes of long life, happiness, and
prosperity.
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CARD OF THANKS.
HALL HOME HOOK & LADDER co. No. /.

HALL HOME HOOK LADDER co No.
I~hlbodaux, La, April 24th, 1893.
Inc undersigned Arrangement Committee
OF the Annual Parade, takes this method 70
return the sincere thanks of the above Com
pany, to all those who kindly gave them
their assistance.
Special thanks are due to Mrs. Henry
Holman and daughters, for the taste III
ana handsome decoration of the Truck.
o our gallant Marsha1ls and Honorary
Members.
To Mr.. F. Sureau for kindly lending his
carriage.
To Messrs. R.. r. Mcbride, Ozeme Peltier.
Jules 4. HOFFMAN, Judge l.. p. CaiIlouet and
Ihos. AibertI for their grand receptions.
Trust in Us''
We remain
(Slgned.) L. n. AUCOIN,
Il. BOUDREAUX.
l.. BREAUX.
Committee,
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish
of Lafourche.
Suecession Of Landau OgeroR de.
ceased rie Of Francis Bofina
No. 1874. Pr0bateS.

WHEREAS FRANCIS VIGNET OF
y. the said parish ha- made application
70 he named and appointed administralor OF
the aforesaid estate.
Now, therefore. al persons are hereby
warned ard notified to Tile their opposition
70 tie said application in writing with the
clerk OF said Court at his office in the
town OF ThIbodaux, within ten DAYS after the
1irst publication hereof. otherwise the said
will be confirmed and appointed ~
sucii administrator i'll accordance with law.
{~ Witness my hard and the impress IL
las. my seal OF office 1t Thibodaux. La.
t~~p this The 18th day of April A..
ID. 1893.
j W. KNOBLOCH.
by Clerk of said Court.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

N. D. DU PROMPT SEcoURs.-This
Church will give a fair on Saturday
and Sunday, May 9th and It'll, 1898,
for the purpose of continuing the
good work begun by the worthy Pas
tor, Rev. Father A. Julie. The fair
will be held in the church yard, under
its large spreading trees. This is a
new parish, and it needs all the as
sistance that a generous public can
afford. Large posters will soon be
out.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29
THE PEABODY NORMAL INSTITUTE.

The Peabody Normal Institutes to
be held at the Opera House in this
town, under the direction of President
Ihos. d. Boyd of the Louisiana State
Normal School, from June 9TH to June
9Th, inclusive, are to be conducted by
Prof. NJ. G. Brumbaugh, Extension
lecturer Of the University of Pensyl-
sania, and Prof. d. B. Showalter,
Principal If the High School at Che
neville IN this State. Hon. A. D..
Lafargue, State superintendent of
Public Education, will address the
people at as many of these institutes
as possible. The music on these oc-
cations will be under the able dlrec-
ton of Prof. Z. Chol.
As the aim Of the institutes is to
improve The public school system of
this State by presenting to teachers
the latest thought on all matters per-
tanning to their profession, and incl
dentally to arouse the people to a
deeper interest in educational matters,
it IS to be hoped that the conductors
OF these Institutes will have in their
good work the hearty and active CO.
operation not only of all school OIL
GERS, bnt Of all other public spirited
citizens IN our " and adjoining par
ishes.
An attractive program for two
night sessions will be prepared. The
night sessions will be held on Monday
and Thursday evenings.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29
Attention.


business Wen.
I'VE INK ERASING ELECTROSINE
L PENCIL. 1t grasses Ink in two seconds
without abrasion on paner.
HnHERr PTCOU. Agt.
At McBride's Store on Market IT.
Thibodaux, La.
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One par cylinder lnilers complete one
"nr.ahle engine. one l,eddiing cart, the.
: hole is in good order.
ChSlN LEBLANC,
White Rose Plantation.
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For. Sale.

A DESIRABLE PROPERTY JUST BE-
= low lhibodaux belonging to Mrs. j. :.
Goode.
Err terms apply to MRs j.. S. GooDE at
residence or to
II. N. COULON.
81, 49, Real Estate Agent.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

Rich red blood as naturally results
from taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, as
cleanliness results from free use of
soap and water. This great purifier
thoroughly expels scrotula, salt rheum
and all other impurities.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

See elsewhere the card of Mr.. G. E,
Won Hofe, formerly with Louis Grune-
valid q Co. limited. He begs leave to
call the attention of his friends and
the public in general, that he is still
IN the same business, but for his own
account. Mr.. Won Hofe needs no in
PRODUCTION to the music lovers of the
Lafourche District, his association
with the Home Circle Orchestra and
the Men of Mirth of Thibodaux is a
snftlclent guarantee of his true merits
and workmanship. Judging from the
many sales of pianos he has made in
~lhibodaux and neighborhood within
the last few weeks, parties d@isirous of
purchasing would do well to consult
He buys directly from the mar
ufactory, and sells on commission.
For further reference, apply to Prof.
L. Cliol, of TIibodaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

Hoods Pills are easy, yet efficient.
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ROBERT E.
Director.
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March 2o:h, 1898.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
Now That Election Is Over.

A Democrat of some distinction, who
has been looking into the tariff question
with new interest since November, recently
explained his position somewhat as fol-
lows in private conversation:
II see one thing which I did not see be-
fore, that there was certain philosophy in
the Republican policy of putting heavy
duties on most of the articles which bear
duties at ALL For we must have certain
revenue, and something like it, say, $780,
100000, must come from customs. In 1892
we raised sl92, s36 920 by duties on 1893, ,94S,-
335 worth of dutiable Imports
Now IL we raised the same amount by
duties averaging only 25 per cent, the
dutable imports must rise to $771, ,000, 900,
which would mean the closing of so many
works, and the discharge of so many hands
now engaged in producing goods which
would then be imported, and / doubt
whether the people would be able to buy
sr the country to import such greatly in
creased quantities of the same articles
But IL we start to put back duties on ar
ticles worth $4S2, 23S 1896 admitted free last
year. there would not only be no end of a
hornets nest politically; we should put
burdens either on industries which should
not have to bear them, or upon classes of
consumers who have been, it seems to me,
wisely relieved.
If we cannot afford to break them down,
how are we to berate the Republicans for
having built them up9 IL they are
worth keeping, / suspect they were
worth establishing. If Republicans got
the needed revenue by duties which estab-
lished or stimulated these industries
and we can get the needed revenue
only by smashing or depressing them, /
rather wish we had not made quite so
many pledges of tariff reduction before the
election. ~ New York Tribune
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
STATE POLITICS.

All sorts OF loud talk has been indul ged
in; but talk is cheap, and the Republi-
cans are not scared by anything that has
yet developed. 1t is pretty certain, how
ever, that Governor Brown will continue
to be his excellency ami that Lieutenant
Governor Alien will hail from Hopkin.
tUn.-Westef+y Weekly.
That plurality law cannot be adopt ed
any to- soon. The present relative 20, l.
tion of the two great contending parties
renders it an absolute necessity. Clean
the whole voting business up at one f,
and have done with IL; and besides, b,
that method they will be likely to ar
rive more nearly to the choice of the peo-
pie, ami some peoples consciences viii
escape good deal OF wear aud tear
Newport Enterprise.
The Daily News protests aud will pro-
test against all radical and revolutionary
methods. such as unseating mem bers Of
the general assembly who have been
properly elected 80 as to give either
party a m jority, or refusing to go int,
grand committee at the proper time, no
matter VINO may appear in these irreg-
ular proceed ngs. We shall not speaA
from partisan standpoint, but wit
reference solely to the general public and
the prosperity of the whole people, Is W.
have done in tine past.-NewpOr5 News.