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as 70 BAND CONTESTS.
Rspiy to ihe Recent L,tlcrof Professor
Klein.

Ei.iyy Dessrst NewG
Dears,f: in tho isiu, Of your rsu.
mablsphpor OF 5atgr.by, aIl.-i
uOauei oJumuulrh.I4 ia l.
muster Klein uitho SiSltoutIi4 sassy.
Tho lu'ts, cpnisiutI sYu5 susg1Ni,Is
~ 10 tue rronss conduct an conditions
Of the coming hand connect, some %
which vcfo very good
DvtTlJUking the personal I'D" lu
ths Mos fafagtnph %. tYs article, WI
come 10 &. ssIggesiiyn as % tue pc.
VI u. yrtusuu.t organ sgi.Ou AMI
membcnhip ul the banus which van
CONTEXT. I.tsem " me tIat ,HU iu.o
STOPPED by the management VI tpv
EIsieiIiuu wa apply lurt Ms isiIly tI
tue sixteenth Hs % Nuy bad Nniun
may b gotten az ~ any "fgJ.U BHf
--.h lhu BIG'tHuiI hHB sac
VuvI". OF m1EiuV such uIli.Ius o.
AMI mss tho ssmo neld iTJu
which ~ msEe IT. lection ~ 4-r.
"i'rui.tsJf --" Tine sixteenth ls
supi oftod ~ .he guysrnuout sui b..
compelled 10 feuuanu uud dtill GA gll
d"
lria ought 10 mako Vt, pytmsnuut
mcmbcr0nip CUmt nearer IcrlCtlUr
,hau tuAt Ol o. civilian Organization
winch meets NJ ybaOly once a week sul
then wIlh Out.ihifd VI "tHe b5yan Al.
scout. TIE matter OF having Gctig.
mated Que cUugiu picCs N which "
contest ~ distinctive way OF lulg.
ing the merits VI baud. 4 bsnI,
alter Ieh Ar,ai On an overture, mar DO
aUlo T. fOuJur 10 ~ URCplleuuy a. a.
takl tho prz'. But Try tai. ,auIs bani
on sight.ttaIiug hui ~ may faIl ysTy
lsr behind. Ia conan IniIy liks QUE,
where nearly III Janus Afd amateurs,
tAuuUnli.luus laid ,ut ttom u DO I've
proper ougt-uotliug Out Justice 10 Ill
UEhgs whether pfo essiyHsl OrHuateut.
The suggvFtiOnu A. to yOiuiu o. iude.
muul ufu ySTy good ouss; but u h pre-
sImgI IhAl the judges a. tue EniUIG.
i8u will not DO entirely without know.
ledge Or experience Us 10 these.
In thv last paragraph Professor Klein
nyowt that hia letter Ia prompted ny a
desire tot the success u musicians aud
An "amuliUrgii1n" Of lhei condition.
Tho HixleeHtI, ~ before statei, IT,
cBivcs its support from the govern
ment, while tue oiyilias bAuus are dc.
pendent onlfely upon their Own o.
lUrs aHd tue lev 'JObS" they eau
catch.
70 "a man up tree" u looks ~
though n would 10 n "piUus" IDEA on
tue Part Of rF hsslr Klein II be It,
used ~ take euIHgeu Gus la town,
furnishing his muaiU gratis anu taxi Ing
the bTesd out VI the mouths
OF tho struggling citizen music
Hus. a Ii,Ilu "ameiioTsliOu"
this KIDD would ~ much
auuer than the article In reply 10
which this IL WTttVn. Our local
musicians have great r,Bpgc. Tor Prot.
klri aui tnu SiXteiutn. aud this
"sCleod"is not prompted by mElicr;bul
As suggestions Ferm o. DO ~ 0Idaf,
these lev may not rroye anliss.
Very respectfully,
JuuN hELD.
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White Fish for Bear Lake.
SALT LAKE CiIY,
August 3lsf, 1875,

AasA1A aaaAAAAH h.AA
August Jls,, 1895.
Editor Dcicrei hcigE
The following letter from Col. Nc.
Donald. cniei Of the nshsflos dspait.
muni Of the U. s., Just received VIII
no doubt DO dolecIAbla reading,
especially 10 tho good people Of NORTH
ern Utah, southern Idaho, aud fth.
western Wyoming, for q, IL my pur-
pose to plant this cou,ignnout
white fsh Ia Bear Lake, lion invtstiRn-
tl0n, We mad II possible tl fsAcn the
lake from Dipglo (toy61 miles rom
Montpcliefl tue ntAfc1t railroad stu.
lion to the lake.
Several communications have Al.
ready passed between Mf. Chris,op or
q. KssTl, nh aus game .unisIuutI
OF Rich county, President Wa. Bulge,
Hon. Aguiila Nubgksr sud mytpli on
tue subject Of iUasiblliiy, sAiu trans
pOttatiou, ETC., from station 10 LAKE.
The promise OF this car loau h made
on condition tuHt 0utain itou trans
poHhllOn Tor car nuI crew from Pu o.
tn.Bsy, OhiO, 10 Montpelier and r.
the magnificent consignment OF tho
100000 ny wsput into Utah Lake
last March.
Tho following description OF the
Justly celebrated while nsh Gorgeous
rlupviiotmis) 10 given by the govern
mont bulletin;
"The most important food Och found
In the Great Lake region. IL IL called
'OWeFo Bass n the neiRnb8IhOJd Of
Olsclo lake, n. Y. The average
weight y.Tl,s from II pounds In Lake
Superior 10 4! pgunus la Lake Oats.
RIO. IL ~ eat a. ia pound nets And
! u.ll uelp, ~ hook aud line, and ny
/ NufuGius."
expect the con6igumsni Twill mum.
+ Der several million eRss wuiun will
hsys 10 be hElobed NJ ,hv II. II. rita
II "a nearest the lake and the Try trans
ported ny vehicles from car 10 lako.
Rsyseliu.ly,
a. Mm1oS MUssER.
wA,uISuroS, p. G., Aug, %, 1905.
Mr.. A. NJ. Musser. Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Dear Slr-Your application for white
fish has loou received aud placed ON die.
Tho distribution ~ the species desired
usually occurs ~ tho spring season.
la advance uf an attempt tu supply tho
l-h, u notice viii bn sent you from this
ONCE, In which YOU Will b0 ADVISED VI
tho proposed date ~ shipment aud other
essential particulars.
~ MCDONALD, Commi1blouor.
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string reserved &C. e.. will be rcqulfoI
'0 pay the nominal fum q Is cents.
THIS small charge r. made for the benz
eut Of the Timetable union 81 they
have pledged i.ar.sulyg. o. turn Iu g.
600 bineiairr unI, the suiu Of $4,000.
s1u they feel cILhIou, tuA' tho pcy;lu
o' tIis city viii freely subscribe 60 r.
reserve sat, o. uriUr Go help them
dciily th' 'xpuuso8 iuOumlcut uulu
tuell. lNnHe uetir.uE rr.Hrvug SEATS
- secure tu'm by applvi-g rt ihr
Iurl es box OillcH any tine after 10
J'ci X uu "Wednesday morning.
\ nu NJ the Leading mon ui Park
cay arc usitg their utmost endtay n
TO have tuo honorable gentleman de.
liver bis famous lecture w. iuat city.
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7 AXE
NOTICE
A Few Reasons Why You
Should Buy Your Shoes
OF Us.

lst. Because we alloW no
man in our iiue 10 underseh
US.
End. We buy none but tho
very best and direct from the
manufacturers, enabling US
10 save you at least D per
cent. on JObbers' prices.
3rl. We are up with the
tines and carry all the latest
novelties Of the day in Pine
Shoes.
9th. Because our motto has
always been kind courtesy
10 all customers, wGelher
they buy or not.
9Th. We always lead, our
competiiOrsiollow.
9th. We give you this in
formation free, aud We give
II cheeriully.
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LECTURE ON BlnETALLlsM.
ilOu. W. ]. BrIau speaks at tho The
alter ou Friday Evening" Next

Through tho efforts Of tho finance
committees If the Timetable union,
salt Lake Ia to 30 favored with lee.
IuTu on blmolallIsm by that dlsun.
suished and well known exponent Of
The subject, Hon. William J. Bryan,
eE.congressniau OF Nebraska. Toe
Lecture viii be- delivered at tue rhoatvr
on Friday evening, September 0. Tho
admission will bs free, but those do.
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| have ds0ldtd 10 organize classes Tor
the study ~ Glg reading, 10 com.
mence on Wednesday evening, sept.
Ath, aud would ADVISE msmbers "
oh0ifr, quSftettrp, chOtuIes NHd all
who desire 10 tsoCms practical sight
readers to enroll their names without
delay.
Price for "a course Of ten week. 81 90.
Leave names Rnn learn iull Uaftiou.
lars at Dsynes & Coslter's Music store.
PROF GEo. CARELEs9,
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NoIIce 10 Iishors.

NVNlOc W hlhhNlN'
Tho BISHOPS " the several wards OF
the CITY will hDli religious servlors ~
their ward meeting hlusss VA sunday,
the .j.h Inst, slsI ruuIny, thu 1t
pr.X,, Afternoon add evening, tho
TahernuCls being closed iug TeI airs.
our STAKE cluIrfrbc' will JUuvrno
IN the Assembly iigii ua Saturday,
September 10, nI 10 a, ~, aII . p. NJ,
and IN tho Tabernacle on sunday, the
s,h, at 10 ~. M, . 3. m. nuI 1897 g.. m,
Ihu HisuUIrlC Ui watdt, prtsi.
den ~ Of quofums ami all the iuxiiiaty
orsRuIzsttg ms viii take due notice AID
govern themselves accordingly.
You Brothrunt
ANGUS NJ, CAgSOs,
JusEpH H., TAYLOR,
CHARLES W, PESRusE,
Presidency Of tue ssli Lake sIake
Of Zion.
SALT LAKE CITY, Angus. -. 1896.
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Cure that cough with GOiho Pitts
cid time Cough Bal,am--uoyOr fails.

Kssp your deeds aud other v,luthis'. ~.
Gliding Jewels. IN safety deposit box At
sion'a savings usak A Truat Ca Rant ~
TIE year onlr gmouua 10 a lev cents p-r
nouth, LAdist specially inrltsd " cal Aad
SEQ vAulta.
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Alum powders arc danger-
ous, Use tho pure Cream
Tartar Three Crown Baking
Powder,
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Commented officially BY u. :. gov
erumsnt chemists, DR.. Pflce's BaaiDg
Powder
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~ not 49,"


When thousands Of people arc taking
Hoods sasapnrilla ~ Ovsrcoma the
weak mos ana lauguor which arc 80
common 10 iht season, Why mo
you not dOing the came? When YOU
know that IL Jl'a ssrsapatllla has
power 10 cure Thbumatism, dyspepuia
and oil dHtasas caused by impuf.
blood, why DO you continue 10 suffer-
Hoods olrsl others, why not you.
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Purost and best Howlott
Brothers. now High Grade
Throo Crown Baking Powder.
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Notice OF Removal.
NJ. kopp, Ihe candy mau hAs moved
10 liz South West r,mpls.
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Take all your prescriptions to old
reliable Godbs Pitt Drug Store.
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Ask your grocer iof Msoonipy
4 Goa NJ. NJ. Tea.
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Civil service 70 oim lis, DR.. Phcea
Baking Powder, ha' merit foTa basi..
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LAnOR DAY Al CUBAN nor
fpnINgs
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HOOl's piIIs are rrOmP, anu N cisn',
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Saltair Beach.
TIME CARD.

Fare Tor the round trip, so cents.
N. W. CLAyToE. Mgr
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CAHTIELU bEA,u THAINs.

'Hts 'AN' Cuhua1s
hueiu by Olsonh CTchsstra every
afHrn on and evening. Depot, cor.
nor Fir't South and Fourth Wsst,
Fare for round trip 90 cents City
ticket Viiicr, gJl Main Street.
ID. h. BuRLgY,
Gful. Act. Pass, Dept
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g s. Martin always sen 10 clal thA
viii ssIiiy you Ia every psElicular
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A fine line LaIt,f 5 auOusry by the
the qulte, box M table, nj
BENTLEY & HILL,
Pos'0illcs CurDrL
A utauliu. art study FREQ with put.
cLHsra Of 90 rruts.
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Get your abstracts NJ litls al the
County Recorders Onlos. They are
made directly from ths original rec
ofds. w. soprr CRIsMOs, Recorder.
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IIy J.. ONO. nder Mccormick Bank
Phone 6gU,bBB.
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weber Coal Company sell Lump
Coal .: $500; Steve. Si.50;N ,yA.O0.
IisHn coal and full weight. Tel All.
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ALWAYS WELCOME
To every household Is nour and Of Az
brands none !, more acccpab., .,,
our fue family nlur which w. ar. .,....
selling from 81 go to 81. 90 per Hu1 p ~.
Where ibis l1ur Is used, poor bread b.
unknown. Nothing 90 'nr word ....
i1fiher toward mskiuga ma0.u... .
should be than good cad. Tae.a..
~ TO make It isthe bau.asecp.r. urt..
and the unsurpassed value oil ourH...
Tor We purpose makes the h.us. g.. a.
ct5 delight DOntmil toordsra barrel
at once from tie leading grogery DO stl
Lake.
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Buy all your drugs and niodioinAa
al OLD reliable Goebs Piti1 Drag Store,
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special rHcuuiop Usiss via Union
racitir.
Fof Labor day celebration ~ Ogirn
Hot SpfinEs, uui0n Pscino will make
ialo NJ 81 nr t0unI Ir.u. Tiaius leave
SAT- Lhko u. m. a1I ps.n,, t'tutrirE
Lave Hot Sur ugs 5!3l nud lOp. o..
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The rcHul,r examination Of teachers
Tor the salt Like City Pullc schools
viii be held ~ the High EcbU1l
buildinv commencing TUESDAY, S.l.
TENDER 3ii NJ Oa. m.
J. r. MIILsPAUGH,
CHARM n BraJI TX miners.
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For bargains 900 Lumber, LAlh,
Shingles, Sash, Doors AMI Moulding,
90 ~ TtyIp R0mnoy, Armstrong g.,
lOl, l03, 100 Wr-i, South 1gm pla 81.
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All groCors authorized to
guarantee High Grade Three
Grown Baking Powder.
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Notice Of Ioacn.r.' r,aminsuou.
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TAYLOR, RoNINEY, ARMSTRONG
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0ESRRET RYRNlEG REWS.


ASSOC, Ausust 81. tsni.
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Boy ali your mollelus, at GodbS
Pitts Drug O..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.

The remark of Attorney General
Olney. found in cur dispatches of yes
terday morning, that There is very
good reason To believe that should
Justice Jackson resign his seat on the
supreme bench his successor would
stand by the income tax law" is not
only significant but startling.
No law is law until it is made a
law by the supreme bench. and the
supreme bench is but the creature OF
partisanShip.
That is what Attorney General OIL
ney's remark means IL it means any
thing, and the remark i not out Of
harmony with the conclusion arrived
at by the American people
If this is true and also that parties
are but the Instruments OF corpora
lions. then the power and source of
government is gold.
That conclusion being Satisfactorily
arrived at. the question arises what
are we going 10 do about it:
The constitution. which limits all
governmental powers and agencies. in
Guiding that of the supreme court
itself. is in turn shrOrn of its efficacy
and rendered subjective Icy such in
terpretatioDs rs the supreme court may
choose TO make. as are laws passed.
in pursuance OF its provisions. mega
tived and declared void at It's will.
II We have not miSta;ed tie facts.
then there remains but the simple
conclusion that the great issue which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
MONOMETALLIC DEPEW.

Chauncey Depew must talk. Talk
ing is his best hold. Next to talk
ing of himself Chauncey delights to
talk charity, Of the corporation variety.
Chauncey has been west and on his re-
turn to New York he turns his tongue
he figures 1t that the next national
Democratic convention will load itself
down with free silver. and that the
Republican platform will be stuffed
with the bimetallic idea, but neither
will figure in the next election. The
conventions will make the platforms
but those most interested win name
the candidates, is evidently what Mr..
Depew means. Grover Cleveland won
on a bimetallic platform and silver
letter of acceptance in 1892, and why
not fool the people again?
Mr.. Depew to the contrary, it is be-
coming apparent to the leaders of all
parties in this country that the people
are opposed to gold recommendations,
and that the demand is growing strong
er every day for a return to both gold
and silver as full legal tenders. The
sentiment is such that by '96 the
majorities not only Of political con-
ventions, but the majority of the ma
tional lawmakers will be compelled to
heed and to act, and any president
will veto at his peril. OF course Mr..
Cleveland assuming to know more than
the people would save the people from
themselves not only but from their
representatives, but the probabilities
are that not another such n case OF
individual bumptiOuS egotism exists
within the bounds of the United States,
at least not among the presidential
possibilities. Mr.. Depew undoubtedly
voices the sentiment of the meney and
corporate powers of the country, but
of such powers only. The masses,
regardless of party, are opposed, and
bitterly opposed TO the present bond
buying, gold-dickering robbery. digni-
fed ny the name Of the national adj
ministration's financial policy. What
Is demanded by the people is return
TO bimetalliSm, rs practiced under the
coinage laws surreptitiouSly and fraud
ulently repealed in 1873. repealed for
a price. by ready tools, in the interest
Of amaSSed wealth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
WHAT ABOUT CANADA?

If Blaine were alive and were presi-
dent in place of Cleveland the United
States would be the most conspicuous
government on the globe under the
present existing international compl-
cations. Or were he alive and sec
retay of state under a Harrison. a
Grant or n Garfield, the declaration
would hold equally good. The piucky
little republics of Venezuela, and of
Hawaii and the patriots of Cuba
would be finding shelter beneath the
folds of the stars and stripes and de-
somebody would be apologiZing for
John Waller for another, while Canada
and Great Britain would cease 10 steal
our seals in the Behring sea.
Mr.. Wilson, of tariff fame. now of
cabinet obscurity, as Mr. Cleyelands
friend assured Great Britain, Ia that
memorable after-dinner speech, that
British trade should no longer be dis
eliminated against by the United States
revenue laws. Mr.. Wilson's own party
son in the meantime, but it more than
redeemed his promise so far as British
interests in Canada are concerned.
The greatest menace to American
prosperity and to American supremacy
on this continent, today, is that same
Canada. If Canada We're a free or
independent power, like Mexico or
like Central and South American
states and nations, she would be all
right in her location and IN her vast
territorial possessions. But Canada
is Il dependency OF Great Britain, her
people entertaining British prejudices
against everything that is American,
and being vast in her territory and
great in resources, is a dangerous
neighbor not in and of herself, but
because OF her close relations and
subsection TO the grasping rule and
demands OF England. Free trade,
therefore. for Canada is against every
interest of the United States and for
the upbuilding of an enemy. The
tariff laws of this government, SO
far as Canada is concerned, ought to
be prohibitory. She should be COM
PEELED to hunt market with her SUI
preme ruler and protector, or other
wise command the good will of the
United States by severing her British
relations and becoming an indie
pendent government. In all the matters
now threatening to become questions
of difference between the United States
and Great Britain, Canada stands a
perpetual and imminent menace. With
the ocean, which England rules, on one
side, and British possessions consutut-
ing our entire boundary line upon the
other, the situation becomes compli-
Gated and embarrassing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
Touch the Button

During the recess OF congress some
changes are 10 be made in the hall OF
the house OF representatives. One de-
ciGed Improvement Is to b. effected at
the instace OF joe Cannon Of Iliionis
During the closing hours Of the late
session Sir. Cannon secured the adcp-
ton OF a resolution approp-iafiTsg
81 60. or as much as may D. Necessary
for the puTpose OF introducing the
electric bell system in the house In
the new order q things each member
viii hnd al his desk a push button.
with which he NAV ca4l page from fhs
lobby near BY. thus doing away with
the presence OF twenty d thirty pages
on the floor and TIRE old fashion 81
calling them when needed These pages
ara all the tine hustIiuG about the foGT
vastly adding Ia tho general confusion,
and careless members attract their at
tention - Clagiins- iozioiy. uftea - ths
serious interruption Il ihe men who are
addressing the kouse. x has frequent
IL been noticfd that uez- 1erubers have
taken these signals Tor applause r.
honor o. their remarks These megl-
bers wfII d likely 70 MISS TIE Old syS-
tern. bot everyone else agrees that lt
Is high time modern methods we're IT.
rrC.duced fer TIE purp1Se - Mitigating
20 some extent TIE uElEsuce - dis1r-
der and coElflssca or The sgor q s-s
house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
THE PLUM LEFT.

The wardenship of the penitentiary
is the best partisan plum in the hands
of the state administration. The sal
aries of the officers and employees of
that institution amuOnt to S66,626 per
annum. runnig all the way from $500
up to $3.50. There are several places
commanding pay from $1,000 to $1,000.
besides ten places of 500 each. eleven
of 500 each, fifty-eight of 5000 each.
Governor Lewelling, knowing of
Chase'S incompetency and crookedness.
it is aid. used all his efforts 10 have
him resign so he could replace him
with Il Populist of clean record who
could hold the place until the eXpira-
ton of the term, but Chase would not
be persuaded. That Chase will now
be removed for cause there remains
not a doubt