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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-02-10

The Austin Rvcille says Mark
Wig :ins. and those interested with
him, received over Sll.000 for the
forty or fifty tons OF ore recently
shipped by them from Kennedy to
San Francisco.
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Assembly presenting A b No Is. re-
hitting to elections and to more fully
preserve the secrecy Of the ballot,
which had passed the Assembly.
Assembly resolution No. IL. relative
to the condition and affairs Of the
State Library. was read second time
by title and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Education.
A No. ID was read n second time
by title and referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Assembly resolu ion No. /, relative
to u Constitutional convention. was
reada secorl time by title and refer
red to judiciary Commit ee.
SummeItield, without notice, in tro-
duced S b No. IL. for the better pro-
lection of estates OF deceased per-
sons. Read second time 10y title and
referred to Judiciary Committee.
Recess till l:30 ~.
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y new disease, called telephone
car is said To be prevalent among
telephone girls. 1t Is caused by the
constant strain due 60 Keeping the
receiver mt the Il eight or nine hours
u day. Ewing in the err and head
aches are the first symptoms, and i'll
some cases abFcesscs form ON the
drum of the ear.
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compensations for official and other
public services in the State OF Ne.
vada.
On motion OF Comins the substitute
was adopted, and iii motion Of Sum
meriicld it was ordered engrossed and
placed on general Tile.
Maute offered n resolution that the
Chaplain be allowed 81 per day for
his services rs Chaplain Of the SEN
ate.
Comins said the last Legislature
fixed the compensation OF all attaches,
therefore this resolution would be out
Of order.
On motion this matter was laidover
till the next Legislative day.
At2:l0 the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Called tn order mt IL a. NJ.
Speaker Allen presiding.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading OF the Journal rs usual.
THE lard PRANcIs coSrEsr.
The report or the Sergeant at Arms
Flannery was read stating that he
had complied with tho instructions OF
the Assembly in procuring the bal
lots cast i'll Humboldt county at the
last general election, and that County
Clerk l.. +. Dunn, with the ballots
desired was within the call OF the
House.
Denton offered Il resolution that
the ballots be counted and the result
decided by the Assembly, and in or.
der to facilitate the matter a com.
Mite OF five be appointed by
the Speaker to count the ballots and
report the result at earliest conyen.
fence.
Allen OF Eureka novel to amend
10y referring it to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Carried.
On motion Of Noel this amendment
I "Ho iCSoISiuCICh.
Hogan moved indefinite postpone.
ment on the grounds that this body
had nothing to do with the matter. II
belonged to the courts 10 decide. This
body could not unseat Mr.. Francis;
1t has no legal night to commit such
wrong.
After considerable wrangling the
motion to indefinitely postpone was
lost by a vote OF - to 8. Tho Assem-.
bly, then Adjourned till 2p. ~.
AFTERNOON SESSION.,
Corycll was granted leave Of alb.
sence for the rest Of the day.
Allen. OF Eureka. and Wciland
Withdrew their motions regarding the
Hardin and Francis contest,
McNaughton presented a resolution
that Il committee of three be appoint
ed. one TO be selected by each one OF
the contestants and the other by tho
Speaker md that no ona be allowed
within the bar OF the Assembly cham.
Der except members and officers OF
the Assembly, the Clerk OF Hum.
boldt county and tho newspaper re-.
portcrs while the committee is en-.
gagged in the presence Of the ARsemb.
ly. Carried.
MIR. Noel was selected by contestant
Hardin; Mr.. Flanagan by c~ontestcc
Francis, and Mr.. Denton by the
Speaker to act rs the required com.
mittcc.
While waiting tho arrival OF the
ballots the following bills were in.
troduccd:
BY Noel. A b No. 37--Fixing the
salaries OF certain county md town.
ship officers in Storey county. Re.
ferred 10 the Story county delegation
BY Allcn-.-Fixing the salaries Of the
Treasurer OF Eureka county. Eureka
delegation.
BY Gorman-To provide for the
maintenance OF public schools. Edu
cation.
by Pitt-Act toproyide for twodor
mitorics and for tho purchase OF nd
ditional land for the State University
Apyropnatcs $4,000 for such pur
pose. Education.
BY Wilson-Act TO create n Boart
Of Capitol building Commissiouers-
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Thirteenth Days Proceedings.
CAEsoS. Feb. l.. 1895.

CAEsoS. Feb. l.. 1895.
SENATE.
Met at II a. 81, Lieutenant. Cover.
nor Sadlcr presiding
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading Of journal "a ueunl.
a message was received from tho
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school Report.

MAMIE a. ItUssELL.
Teacher.
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presented a minority report.

presented a minority report. The
majority report scatc Hardin.
Under suspension of the rules the
House proceeded TO consider the ease.
Tho Clerk read the evidence, court
transcripts and other documents.
which was continued till 123l5
The Speaker read a letter from the
Governor requesting the Assembly to
select two ladies'. residents of Nevada
to represent the State at the Inter
state exposition TO take place at At
lnnta. Georgia
Rtce 5 till r. N.
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b.. ir:-c'. C,-aaA ;:>aUug POTccl
Worlds Fair iiiaIea< Award.
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SENATE.
President

Senate met at II a. 81. President
Sadler in the chair.
Roll called. All present.
Prayer by Chaplain Mitchell.
Journal read and approved.
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THE THIEVES FELL OUT
THE QUARREL CAUSES THEIR Ar
REST AND IMPRISONMENT.
gut soon TO 80 Charged with
burglary.

when thieves fall out, honest men
get their dues" and batter illustration
of tho proverh was never seem than in
case which was cleared up yesterday.
Aweek ago burglars broke into stuler
Bros hardware store at Tropco and got
away with 40 or SO fine pocket knives.
Tho loas will perhaps aggregate $50.
Nothing more was heard of the thisv-
ing young men until Tuesday night.
when they turned up at Ell Monte.
Chief Gla7s was notified that several
suspicious characters vera mareuding
that section, and that they had many
new pocket knives for sale. The chief
requested the Ell Monte ofticera to arrest
them, which WAS done, but the charge
preferred against them was disturbing
the peace, Tor at the time quarrel was
on among the mem Bsaides, the local
conatabulaTy had no evidences of further
crime.
Yesterday the fellows were taken be.
fore the justice at Ell Monte and given %
days each in tho county Jail. A large
number OF new knives were found upon
the man, and by the time they reached
the county jail j. O. Shuler of Tropico,
from Whose etore they were stolen. was
at the police station in conference with
the detectives, II was learned beyond
q doubt that thu men secured the cut
lery from Shuler's store, and complaint
for burglary will likely bs fled against
them before they conclude their terms
in the county jail.
The officers are OF the opinion that the
men were members OF an organized band
OF thieves who have made business of
footing places in surrounding towns.
They gave THAR names as William Mil
Ter, James Brennan and w. +. Gray.
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SECURED A VERDICT.

Mrs. Woodward Awarded 800 From a
Firm of Furniture Dealsrs.
The jury in department five, which
has been trying the suit of Mrs. Helen
Woodward against D. Steele & Son. last
evening awarded her 500 damages. The
CAGE had been appealed by the Steeles
from the township justice's court, whore
Mra. Woodward had previously obtained
q 300 verdict. The reason the Stee,ss
were mulcted was That they had with
out proceBs OF law entered the Wood
ward promises, SIS South Los Angeles
street, in September last. and foroibly
removed furniture valued at $3.50. In
doing so they had laid hands upon soms
Of the lady inmates OF the house and
treated them somewhat roughly, at least
such were the allegations OF the plain.
.iE
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nusrNnss OPPORTUNITIES.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY WILL DIS
N pose OF half or my entire interest in my
fruit drying plant, with capacity of 900 tons
OF gre II fruit in 80 days splendid oppor-
tunity FOR q man looking for money-making
business; the green fruit is brought to the
dryer and the grower taking away the dried
product, paying cash for curing the same; the
plant. costing $4,000 all told, cleared up this
year $4,000 on the investment, net; resson Tor
selling, old age and lung trouble; l conducted
the business this year with 800 or more hands,
lying in bed most OF the time; there are other
busine sses that can be added that also
protuahlei only those mraning business an
swer Address A. D. WILLIAMS, owner, Santa
Paula Cal 1000
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1OSO-BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE, 765
eNIO.)U Kohler street; q rooms, bath. pat
ent water closet. large pantry, china closet,
of a home, cement walk; street graded;
curbed; shade trees; easy terms; bargain.
w. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second ST. 1877 tt
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A STRANGE MANIA.

It ConAists in Taking norsss aud Bug
giles Whenever Possible.
1t has been discovered that the man.
Presley Bishop, whose antics and arrest
were reported in full In yesterdays
HERALD, ia an escape from the Nebraska
insane asylum. where he has been con-
fined on several occssions.
His mania is obtaining horses and
buggea. Bishop will be kept under OBJ
servation several days and il it develops
that he is really insane now, he will be
committed to Highlands. The general
opinion of those who have come in con-
tact with him 10 tnat he 10 irres ponuibls.
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People overlooked the importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation, welniniormsd people will
not buy othor laxativea. which act for
time. but finally iniure the system.
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DR. WALTER G. HAMIEIL OCULIsT,
~ formerly located az stowell block. has re-
moved to shmson building; offices. 3I5-3l1:
hours, to4. Ills SIN
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FOR sALN-MIsCELLA EOUs.

WATER
There is a large amount OF water that can be
developed and sod to the people OF Los An
gcles. If you are interested in water and have
cash it will pay you to investigate this.
SMITH Il O'BRIEN,
1927 tt I47 S. Broadway.
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NOR SALE-NEW AND GROOM COT
IL tages OH University Electric line; baths.
water closets muntels and all modern conye-
niences; large lots; cement sidewalks prices
$l450 to $I700; small cash payments and
monthly installments THOMAS S. EWING,
owner. I16 s. Broadway. Init
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TOR EXCHANGE
L BY l.. J.. NEW ERF,

s)0nO RANCHES POR EXCHANGE; 200
ZOUU houses and lots; groceries, lodging
houses wood and coal yards, etc.; property OF
every description for sale and ex hange list
your property. Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 w.
First st. IL tt
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NNTORTH GOING TO SEEl-A BARGAIN;
w beautiful new Groom house; Kohler
street, near Seventh; also the cheapest lots Y
mile from the postofce $l4 front foot.
X ohler street is graveled, curbed, cement
walked; also 10 acres best irrigated fruit land
$3.50 an acre; $40 cash, years credit, per
cent. W. J. FISHER 227 W. Second street.
ID II
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sN"~>---~~~~>>~>o1,s,>
NOR RGAINS-STANDARD UP
IL right piano slightly used. 1868. Hand
some lyers q Pond piano, snap bargain, not
much used, $3.50; worth $500. Largest size
cabinet grand uiano $ pedals, walnut case.
Inc tone, $40, cash or insallments. kOHLER
&AHASL. 2i3 ;: Spring 81.
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" W. CAMPBELL. PRIEST L. A. BILL POST
lie ing Co.; the only honest bill poster. 119
L. second. Tel l475 Sign painting
CEO P. MCLEAN, PRESIDENT STATE BILL.
VI Posters association; he only bill poster III
Los Angeles. 2o4 s. Main ST. 2-3 u
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EoR sALE-NICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
Il Urmson tract. l lot for 1878; another
for 1913: two others at 1925 each. and others
at higher prices. choice corner lot 50Xl50
with windmill and tank worth $ 90, all for
$3.50 These all bargains see us at once
if you want them. FROST & FULLERTON,
Twenty-thir I'd and Union av. 10
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-DARk BAY MARE, WITH BUCK
Il skin colt; mare branded on left hip, wire
cut on right leg. Owner may have SAINT by
identifying property and paying expenses
Call at Laborde ranch. IL
ISOUND-SAM, THE CHAMPION HORSE
Il clipper. North Broadway. 11-25 / m
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FOR sALx-orrY PROPERTY.

NOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY. | HAVE
two snap bargains-e new two-story house
of rooms, and a 5-room cottage. Terms easy.
Now if you are looking for good thing call
and sec about this. J. w. BROWNING, 142
North Main street.
The best bargain ever on my books: 5-room
cottage. large lot, cement walks in ont ana
around the house; street just graded, with
cement curD ana sidewalk; hedges. flowers,
lawn, ETC.; house in good repair; is q steady
renter at Sl5 Il month; price $i45O, terms
easy; for investment or home don't fail to
see this. 81
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Kregelo & Breaee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
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NOTICE-rHE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules The hours for sprinkling are be-
tween Is ana : o'clock an. and and o'clock
pm For a violation OF the above regulation
the water will be shut off and a fine of 81 will
be charged before the water will be turned on
again, SIT II
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

+ EwIs a. ANDERSON.
IL 81 South Main street
Did you see those chairs? The cheapest and
best oak high back dining chairs ever sold for
81 and there are magnificent ones Tor 81 25;
good cane seat rockers for T1.25. Just study a
minute and you'll find the other fellows ask
you that for second hand goods. Don't buy
anything till you see us and you'll save money
every time.
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A BARGAIN-oNE OF THE BEST LOCATED
"A wood and coal yards in the city; nominal
rent: sales $4,000 per year II you want
good paving business for a song call at once on
FRANK LERcH. room Is, 230la s. Spring. stf
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NOTICE *. D. WISE VI. D., OFFICE 225 S.
IN Spring ST. office hours from TO 10 a. m,
and to 5 p. m diseases of women special
ty; graduate OF Jefferson medical college,
Philadelphia. ll-14f
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NOR sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE, ELE-
II ganty furnished, situated on Hope st;
must be sold, bargain. BELL & SABICHI,
203 West Third St IL
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LreR sALE-CAR1ER & BEECHER, MINING
~ brokers, represent leading properties gold,
silver. copper, lead etc examinations made
and reports furnished by the most competent
and responsible California experts; correspon-
dence solicited: Information promptly fur
nished. ONCE, 1928 S. Broadway. l2-i2H
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PHY.lGrAN@.

rr, Parker. dentist, ! 9ols West First str,e,
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IL ERSTING Il CO.. PRACTICAL GARDEN
N ers lawn laying and cutting speciality
gardens car for by the month on reasonable
terms Address, 26o s Main ST., Los Angeles
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DELL & SABICHI, REAL ESTATE AND
ID insurance agents; money loaned at six
s6jper cent 205 West Third street. l27 t.
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FOR RENr-MIsonLLANEnUs.


EOR RENT-4O ACRES FENCED, OF BEET,
Il alfalfa and corn land; shares OF water,
good house of > rooms. large barn, vel near
creameries and railroad; 5000 cash for one
year. Apply to owner, 4l9 Crescent ave. Is
Two LEASE 200 FEET FRONTAGE IN THE
1 heart of the city, for s. 10 or 10 years. APP
ply at l Il San Pedro st IL
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01sOO FOR 33-ROOM LODGING HOUSE,
eDlCUU furniture and building; Al bed
steads; house two stories, and will give Il lease
on the ground for two years. the first year at
S15 per month, second at $50; the best bar
gain in the city; $500 cash, balance terms NJ.
p BOWEN, l251a Broadway. Off
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HORSE sIioER.
BICYCLES

WI X. CoWAN, MGR THOs. II. B.VARNEY.
w coast agt. for Rambler bicycles Iele-
phone 1851. 427s Spring st.
bicycles AND VEHICLES FOR SALE
d trade or rent e. MOAT, 401 s. broadway.
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LNOR SALE
L By WIN. f. BOsBYsHELL,
116 s. Broadway.
First class home, 10 rooms, w. Seventh ST.
Good home on Twenty-ninth ST., close to cars,
$500
Frst-class 14-room house. large lot, all mod
ern i'm provements, less than cost $4,000.
snap on Main St, close in; business.
Elegant 20 room house. different hardwood
finish, close in; two-thirds OF cost.
Vacant lots, all prices and places.
Oil, oil Two choice lots with well. cheap. 13
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALn.

Deserving persons dcsiriag employment ipiN be
oloiocd to insert three tines, ander this hcading.
tico times free Of charge
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pnrE OLIVE AGEkoIns.

NEACKENZIE's DETECTIVE AGENCY, EOS
M Stimson building. Reliable operators fur
nished on short notice. Collections made in
any part of the United States and Canada.
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n MADIGAN FIGURES CLOSE on ALL
-. cement work; see me. 400 San Pedro st.
CPANIsH DINNER TO ORDER. 81 TO $3.50;
- regular dinner, soc. 322 " lining ton st.
CwANFELDT CTHE L. A. TENT AND AVN
- ing Coz, has removed to $50 s. Main. 1928
n II. OBST, DEALER IN RAGS, BOTTLES
~. oil cans, sacks etc, 700 Koherst. III
f. SLoPER, HOUSE MOVER OFFICE
IA. IL Center place. l-i5 If
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t.ONsULVING ENG MEIER.
IIENRY T. BRETT. MECHANICAL ENGIN-
IL eeer and draughtsman, IAN. Spring st
12-lG-lm
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"ENRY HEERDT-GARDEN WOODWORK
III Q speciality. 1918 s. Main ST
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PEOEALTST
oHluoPODIs IA.

- A. LANON-SURGEON CHIROPODISr,
81 pedcuring for ladies' and gentlemen; FOG
Stimson block, corner Third and Spring. SUM-
day hours. 10 10 4. lO-l7 I'm
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

C,ITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE
I labor bureau. 240 New High ST., telephone
1853, for cooks, walters, househoid, help me-
chanics and laborers W. A. WHITE, man.
aper lilo tt
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STOVE REPAIEERs.


CHICAGO REPAIRING CO.. JAS. MAYOR,
~ 1853 w. Fifth street. Repairs made for any
stove in the U. :. Patterns made to order. Is
l,ASOLINE STOVE CLEANED, REPAIRED.
NJ Tel. 1908. BLACKMAN, 403 s. Spring st.
CHOICE FRUITS AND vEGErA BL RS
MOTT MARKET = SPECIALTIES; TEAS,
lu cofees, spices and olives LUDWIG &
WAGNER, telephone $50. I2-22 tt
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wAroHmAKER AND JEwELEs.


4, OLD FILLED WATCHES AND JEWELRY
VI at tempting prices at W. J. Getz's jewelry
store, 1876 s. broadway
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STOCKS. BONDS AND moKrG AGES.


NJ oRMA MARKET-FoR CHOICE MEATS
~ 1920 8. Main st. Tel. west II. 1928
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
PERIERs RESIGNATION.
An Arraignment OF the Deputies
for Their Course.

An Arraignment OF the Deputies
for Their Course.
PARIS. Jan. 16. - The senate and
chamber met at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
ana the following letter from NJ. CAST
nir-Perier was read to both bodies:
Il did not conceal from myself the
difficulties of the task which the ma
tional assembly imposed upon me. L
had foreseen them. But if one does not
refuse post i'll a moment of danger one
can only preserve ones dignity in the
conviction that the country is beng
served A president of the republic
without means of action or without
control can derive from the confidence
of the nation alone that moral force
without which he is nothing. l doubt
neitherth good sense nor the justice
of France. But public opinion has been
led astray. More than twenty years
devoted to the same cause, more than
twenty years of attachment to the re-
public and devotion to the democracy,
have sufficed neither to convince the
republic of the sincerity and ard0r of
my political faith nor 10 dlSaDuSe my
adYersaries who believe, or affect to
believe, that | will make myself the
instrument of their passions or hopes.
For the last six months campaign
Of slauder and insult has been going on
against the army, maglstracy, parlla-
ment and the hierarchical chief OF the
state and this license to disseminate
social hatred continues to be called
liberty of thought
"'rhe respect and ambition which l
entertain for my country Will not allow
me to acknowledge that the servants of
the country, and he who represents tin
the presence Of foreign nations, may be
InsuIted every day.
Il am content to bear the weight Of
the moral responsibility placed upon NE
in the condition of pOWeTlessnesS to
which | am condemned. Perhaps l
may be understood when l affirm that
constitutional functions cannot silence
the eXigencies Of political conscience.
Perhaps | may say i'll doing my func-
tions, have marked out the path OF
duty for those who are SolicltouS Tor
the good name Of France in the world.
Invariably true TO myself, l remain per-
suaded that reforms can only be carried
out with the assistance of government
determined to insure respect for the
laws, make itself obeyed by its subnrGi~
mates and group them all together for
the common good. In spite Of the gloom
Of the present hour, | have faith i'll the
future OF Frances power and justice. |
lay on the table of the chamber of depu
ties my resignation of the functions of
president of the republic.
CAsnIIR-PERIER.