Evening journal., 1895-03-22
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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aud pure Democracy, the worst Of all
political evila, viii hold it's sway under
The hollow ana lifeltss form Of a Re-
pubdesn government
1T Is true that Ia this country law
may be said ia one sense TO depend Oh con
sent Of the citizens; but il general con
ssnt expressed through their represent
atives In the act which makes the law,
aud never depends on subsequent in
dlviiuel approval The peope have agreed
20 be bound by the judgment and will OF
Their tpGesentatives as expressed Ia thti
legislative acts, because all the ps ope are
there represented but they never agreed
% be bound by the judgment and viii Of
majoity Of the citizens Of any county
where they are IN no respect represented
Neither have they ever agreed that their
representatives. should place them in
this dilemma 1t Is the right Rnl the
DUTY Of The representatives. Of the people
IN Legislature assembled to make the
law according 10 their own Judgment
III this Judgment the people con6de 10
thia BODY tbs psople are All represented
aud by its judgment as expressed ia the
law which i5 announces. the people are
All bound, for the very reason that It Is
their own act, done BY their
authorized agents. Bat when these
personalities. BY an Imperfect legisla
tive act, assume TO subject their con
stituenta 10 The Judgment snd will Of
any other body however numerous F.,
expressed ia any other form, how
ever Imposing; the delegation az
such p)aer Is unauthorized aud invalid.
aud tha execution of Il Is noban act OF
legislation but u usurpation which the
citizen is not obliged, aud the other
/ departments Of government are not at
liberty TO obey When it Is impossible
to tnd the law making power either in
existence OF action la the popular vote
| OF a state, it would certainly be useless
! 70 expect to fad il in minority, or ia a
| county. Sheull It be thus abandoned BY
/ its repositories, | hope the spirit aud
emphatic language of the Delaware
/ constitution, announced BIZ an ia !
! dependent Judiciary will always. With
sn intelligent people, bs found an
adequate aud sufficient remedy
The single rax nm Kiiled.
Magistrate Jsnyier, Of New Castle, is
sn indefatiga5le fighter Ia behalf Of bills
in which he is directly or indirectly inter
ested he was In town yesterday cunning
for two things. OHs WAS the Single Tax
bill, which he ddnot know was so near
rs end. H. reported that tho people OF
New Castle had no idea thar the bill
! would be seriously considered By the
| House committee. When they learned
that it had been favorably reported thoy
determined not to let 10 pass the House
until they had had hearing IN opposition
/ 70 IL lhat wss what they would have
requested -if the House had not killed
both the Amendments and the bill with
GUS even the yeas aud nays being called
He was sis0 cunning FOR senator Handy.
! who killed thH Senate bill relieving The
/ hundred Of Jae cost If m llnsaniag the
\ state road from Wilmington 10 Red Lion.
He accuses the senator of misrspreseat
I ing the mattsl, and says That the road
/ commissioners and many tax payers Of the
hundred favored the bill IU vas Senator
Hanby'a contention that it would bs a
/ hardship 90 the neople 81 the county at
large
Governor Marvirs Soldiers
Adiutant General samuel A. Macallis-
ter has Issued the following general
orders
The following staff appointments are
hereby announced
Brlgadler General Isaac T. Parker. Of
Wilmington, quartsrmaster general ;
Colonel Nathaniel z Benson Of VIII
mington, aid de ca mp; Colonel Philip l.
annon, Of Bridgeyille, aid de camp;
Colonel Charles w Barger, Of Wyoming
aid de camp; Colonel John Norris Robiu-
son, Of Wilmington quartermaster for
New Castle county; Colonel Daniel J
Fooks, Of Laurel, quntermaater for
Sussex county Colonel Austin Harring
ton, Of Wilmington. judge ad goeate
general; Colonel William P. Orr.
If Lewes, surgeon general; Lisu-
| tenant Colonel Robert g Houston. o.
/ Georgetown assistant ID iutant general :
Lieutenant Colonel Howard simpson. OF
4 Wilmington, inspector Of rife practice /;
Major Benjamin T. Collins, OF Milford
assistant inspector Of rife practices The
designations of the following named
officers have been accepted George W.
Marshall, colonel OF First Regiment.
lnfantry William Marshall. surgeon Of
Fret Regiment, Infautry. Harris Lee
Paige, tdiutant Of First Regiment, Ia
fantry
Commissions have bssn issued and &C
cep,ed BY the following named ofiefr5
VINO were duly elected 70 fiji vacRncies
Garrett Hart. Of Wilmington. maj i,
First Regiment. Infantry Paul Lu
kens, Of Wilmington. assistant surgeon
First Regiment, Infantry, Evan q
Boyd, Of New Castle commissary,
First Regiment, Infantry Francis
n. Munson, of New Castle. chap
lain, First Regiment, Infantry /.
Frederick @ Wlswell, OF Milford
captain Of Company B, First Regiment.
Infantry; Albert II Matlaok, ot viii
mington. captain Of Company 0. FIRST
Regiment, Infantry; Edmnud E. Rogers,
Of New Castle. captain Of Company II
First Regiment, Infantry; Henry g
Nieman, of Wilmington, first liautsnaut
81 Company 9. First Regiment. infantry /.
Thomas G Hogue, Of Wilmington, second
| lieutenant Of Company G FIRST Regiment,
lnfantry; John II Hammers. OF New
Castle, second lieutenant Of Company E,
First Regiment, Infantry
A General school Law.
I Drs Nathan Pratt and Geur. w.
| Marshall, Of Milford, ara preparing a