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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
To Be Called as Witness in
Sch|ey Inquiry.
lemIy Refuses Correction to Be Made
Hence the Summons.
Shown Tha. Eroosiyn Alone Gid 8: Per Ce,i
OF Encmy's Damage.

Warrington. oct. 4.--In the Schlei
naval cout ot inquiry Mr. Rayner
chief OF council fer Admiral Scnley
asked Judge advocate Lc;niy to sum
moH admiral Sampson sS a witness il
the case. The request grew out I. diff
ference in the construction Of n sen,
tencc in Admiral iampSon's letter {,
, Commodore Schicy. written from Kc,
West. May 20, while Commodore Schfc,
with the flying squadron iay off Glen.
iuegos. This is known rs the Dear
Sch'ey letter" and il is az printed il
the navy department documents sup.
piled To the Senate, the admiral said
after expressing his opinion that not
withdrawing the report that the Span
ish SQUADRON vas III Santiago, it wer,
better to continue to blockade Cienfue-
eoS and Havana. we shall continue Il
hold Havana and Santiago until We IL.
ceive more positive information"
During the examination Of Ccnman-
der Raymond =. Rodgers this dispatcl
was under consideration when III.
Rayner expressed the opinion that tn.
word Santiago had been inadvertently
used by the commander-in-c chief. as.
Stunning that ne meant to use the wore
CieEf legos. as better corresponding
With the context. AS the document
was printed there was paranthetica
note to which Admiral Schlcy's ini.
tials We're attached saying that cvi
IDENTIFY the wrong city had been men.
toned
Mr.. Rayner asked Judge Advocat.
Lemly to make this concession. but tn.
latter declined to do So, saying that M
would produce the original of Admra
SIMPSONS dispatch to prove that h,
lad said Santiago. Then Mr.. Raynel
said: Il cannot take that word San
ti6go to mean anything but Cienfue
Cos. 1t is an inputation upon Commo
dore Schley and | cannot permit it I,
rest without summoning the author o.
that dispatch TO which Capt. Lemi,
| responded: Il have told you once be
fore you can summon any one yol
please
Then retorted Mr.. Rayner. sum
non Admiral sampson"
This occurred only short time be
fore the adjournment of the court fo
the day and was the subject Of nor,
or less conversation of an animated
character after the days work wa:
concluded. Mr.. Rayner would only say
that he would insist upon the admiral:
being summoned unless the correction
was conceded.
The witnesses, today. We're Lieut.. d
c. Dyson. concerning the coal suppl,
Of the flying squadron; Commando
Raymond p. Rodgers, who was secont
in command OF the battieship Iowa
during the Spanish war and carrie,
Admiral SIMPSONS dispatches of May
20 TO Commodore Schley. and Comman.
der Albion {. Hodgson, who was the
navigator of the flagship Brooklyn.
While Commander Rodgers was OF
the stand Mr.. Rayner submitted a
computation of shells from the Ameri-
can feet which had struck the wrecked
vessels of Cervera's squadron. showing
that at least 81 per cent. of them were
fired BY the Brooklyn. This computa-
ton Mr.. Rayner said had been pre-
pared by Admiral Schley upon the ba-
sis of a report made by board Of sur
vey Of which the witness was the
senior member
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05

ISOLATION. 1t is very hard thing TO be
beaten by a breath-by few beats OF
the pulse. 1t has been severe strain
on me. ] have worked so hard for
many months now, and | am glad it is
over. To have won would have been a
joy greater than today's disappoint-
ment.
'.Columbia's win. today. was fair and
square and honorable. There is moth
ing to protest if | wanted to protest.
In fact. | have feeling in my heart
that if there had been any error in
Judgment at all it would have been in
my favor. If there had been any pos
sbiity Of choice in the matter l be-
lieve the New York Yacht Club would
have given me the race. Sometimes a
man may have the better boat, but
even having it must have n wee bit of
luck to win. / am very grieved, indeed.
very grieved. and" he added. Il should
have liked to have won one race"
TO the regatta committee of the New
York Yacht Club Sir Thomas Upton
said: Gentlemen. it was a fair beat.
I want to say again that you have
treated me with the utmost fairness
and courtesy. You have met every
wish of mine and from my heart l
thank you
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard, !
chairman of the New York Yacht Club
regatta committee, replied: Sir
Thomas. we have never had truer
to deal with
Many of Sir Thomas guests on board
the Erin crowded around to express
their sympathy at his defeat and as
sured him of the high place he had
won in the hearts of all Americans.
when a man wins heart he has won
more than cup" said one of them.
There were tears in the Irish baronets
eyes when he thanked them for their
kind words. When asked about his
plans for the future he said: 1T is too
early to talk about any plans About
the Shamrock. | cannot decide now
what shall do and as to challenging
again it is too soon to think about it,
F. ID. Morgan, the manager of the
Columbia, said: Il am very happy that
we won and glad the strain is over.
We certainly had to make a splendid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05

The first case of hazing that has oc-
Cured at Missouri University at Co
lumbia, Mo-, in many years is reported
to the disciplinary committee of the
faculty. S. A. Thompson was the vic
tim. Under the suppostion that he
was to be initiated into a secret frater-
nifty, he was enticed into the woods,
stripped of his clothing. tied to tree
and thra shed with switches. His hair
was clipped close to his head by his
tormentors who. after hiding his cloth
ing. deserted him. AS it was very dark
and cold the victim suffered severely
as he wandered through the trees and
bushes in quest of his garments.
Thompson reported the matter ana re-
ouested an investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Oct. 1.-The weather
east of the Rocky mountains continues
clear and with very little rain. The
temperature changes have been unim-
portant. The area of high pressure
which now extends from eastern Iowa
to western Pennsylvania will drift
slowly eastward giving fair and con-
tinued cool weather Saturday ana
Sunday over the districts TO the east t.
ward. Along the Atlantic coast light
fresh northerly winds will continue
Saturday and Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
Unity Track Record Lowered.

Belfast Me-. Oct. 1.-The Unity track
record of 224A. was lowered a quarter
of a second by Bay Dean, owned by c.
F. Burrill. Waterville. today. During
the racing collision of sulkies re
suited in Charles Withee Of Windsor.
being thrown and badly hurt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
FATALLY BURNED.
Carrie Boothby Has Horrible
Accident at Bangor.
Lamp ExpIodes and She Is Burned
Almost Beyond Recognition.
An $4,000 Fire at Woodlores. .Ac cjdent m
Track at Unity.

Bangor. Ne. Oct. Miss Carl
Boothby, aged IS. formerly of RumforI
Fails, was fatally burned in fire >,
the Rockaway house. this evening. 4
lamp exploded in her room and before
she was rescued she had been burned
almost beyond recognition. She wa:
removed TO the hospital and the doc
tors, after making an examination
said she could live but a few hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05

After hearing the presentation OF the
case against Charles McCloud by the
State at Alfred. Friday. Judge Savage
announced that it was the decision OF
the court that the prisoner was guilty
OF murder in the first degree in causing
the death of Sarah Mcdonald at Kit
terry on the night of Sept. 3. last. The
case occupied the attention of the court
less than three hours He was later SEN
tenced to imprisonment for lie in the
Stnfa nriSOn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
An $4,000 Fire at Woodiords.

Portland. Me. Oct. 4.-The Portland
lAsht ana Power Co. : headquarters ON
Forest avenue, Woodfords, was damaged
to the extent of $500 by fire. early Fri
uaE. Inc ilre was caused by III" stopping
Of a current regulator which w..i ro!-
lowed Immediately by a blaze On the
s Wi uhlnaIh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
Woman's Suiiragists Elect officers.

Old Orchard Me, Oct. 4.-Thcse Off
GERS were elected at the Maine Woman :
Suffrage convention. which closed here
this noon: President. Mrs. Lucy Hobart
Day. Portland: vice presidents, Mrs. f..
II. Osgood. Portland. Mrs. Sarah Fair
Saco: recording secreta-
~. Miss Lilla +. DOnnell. Portland; cor
responding secretary. Miss Anne Burgess,
Portland; treasurer. Emily y. Titus. Nj.
d.. Portland; auditor, Miss Eliza c. Tap
nan Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05

arranged to his satisfaction in the
Boston office Witness had seen Brain
erd drink with others. Liquor made
him ugly. He saw Brainerd the morn
ing of April "a, when he seemed 10 be
all right and his manner pleasant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
FAIR WARNER. SUNDAY.

Washington, oct. 4.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday: New England.
fair. Saturday and Sunday: warmer in
northern portions, Sunday: light to
fresh nnrthwostcr!y winds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
Boston Forecast.

Boston, oct. i.-Local forecast Fail
weather, Saturday and sunday; warm
er. Sunday; light westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05

The Massachusetts Republlcans, Frlaay'
ranominated Gov Crane Lieut.. Gov.
Bates. Sec. of States DIN. Treas. Brad,
fnrd and Auditor Turner and nominated
II. l.. Parker, Lancaster, for attorney
general.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-05
FlDRS

Keraircd and rc-n.udclcd to latest
styles.
Any kind Of rev fur carmen, made
TO measure from se'cotcd skins.
"c have about 80 neck scarfs mostly
fo%.mart.n and near-seal. that were made
mp during the duh @eason and we orc
offering them at price; that they cannot
he duplicated for later.
Il. 6. BARKER &C., ccrae. Siorr. C;lt.rsy, Ne
sept 5eoIiStpp
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Condensed News.

One hundred thousand cattle INNS,
be removed from the grazing lands Of
The Wichita country by August 5. so a.
TO get the land ready for the opening,
A bolt Of lightning struck among
eighty inmates of the Central Kentpcky
asylum for the insaue at Lakeland
Ny. One person was killed and anotbe,
Knocked unconscious and a general
panic ensued for n short time.
W. II. QuAck, of Nevada, reports
the hnding Of lead, zinc, copper and
s'lVer ore on q tract of land seventeen
miles east OF that town. The work q,
development will begin soon.
The mining town Of Globe. Arizon.
was almost totally destroyed by Gre
last Tuesday.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

morning ant rolled out OF the window
and fell 10 the ground. He was SER
iously injured aud will probably die.
The Laying Of the corner ton of
Tie confederate monument took place
at Springfield Tuesday afternoon. The
hVe men who inaugurated the move.
ment for toe monument in 1865 were
10 eosree of the laying OF the stone
Captain George NJ. Jones, w. j. Hay.
don, b. U. Massey, ID. X. Kennel,
and DR.. c. X Dyer.
81. JosePh's white servant girls, OF
whom there are about 1000 in the
city are organizing a union to regulate
the hours and the wages Of the girls
and to raise Inc standard of the service
Farmers living III the vicinity Il
Pickering and Orrsburg me. recently
and organized a telephone company.
Several new lines are contemplated
and y new switchboard will be located
at Pickering.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

Hannibsl's "~bdslness mems clubn ls
trying to secure 3 wagon factory for
that town.
Qlitman has a pure morals clnb to
protect It's citizens from the rowdy,
drunken, Vulgar and profsne element.
The directors Df the Sedalla fsir are
pushing preparations so a. to have
everything in readines. by September
9Th, the date OF the opening.
A Chillicothe paper says that the
ceilings OF the sullivan COUNT court
house we're raised con,iderao oily by the
iioor7 of that institution beng thor.
ooShly scrubbed last week.
Lightning killed three Of a fishing
party who went out FROM ST. I>Iui.
Tuesday. They had taken ref1c,
under a large sycamore tree. OtbsI
members of the party we're badl,
shocked and we're r~esuscltated witt
difficulty.
Edward L',tleiohn, the l2.year-olc
son OF George Littlejohu, 3 railroad
man of st. Joe, was sleeping on u bee
near the third story window Tuesda,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Verses for the Year 1890.

The following verses we're handed 70 %
BY Mrs. Sarah e. Graves, who bss pc.
served them. They were written by Nj.
w. Mosgrove, father OF M. ". G. Mos.
grove, 60 long connected with this paper,
and were published by him 10 the LI'
ioRtoo Express (oi which he was EDITOR
dated Juue s, 1852.
Tsil John to put the kettle on,
1 want to make a drive;
only want 70 90 v Rome,
Aod .halI be bach by five.
Tell cook to dress the mummiug birds
Lshot 10 Mexico;
They've now been killed at least two days.
They'll soon be Up I'm EAuT.
Aud. Tom, take you the gold leaf wings
Add start to Spain at three;
! want some seedless oranges
Twixt dinner time and tee.
Fly round by Frapce aud bring a new
Perpetual motion quo;
Tomorrow with some friends, / 90
A hontiug In the sun.
The trip took the other day.
To breakfast 10 the.moon,
Thanks TO the awkward Lord BsllGir,
He spoiled my new balloon;
For steering through the milky way
He ran against a star.
And turning round agAin too soon
Come jolt against my car.
But, Tim, you get the car repaired,
And then let Dandy Dick
Initiate With ten squsre miles OF gas,
mean 10 travel quick.
Ny steam Is surely up by now,
Pot the high pressure on;
Give me the breathing bag for the way
All Tight-hey-whiz-Pm gone.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Governor Dockery's Appointments.

uOfoTDOr DuckeTVs Appointments.
The last Legislature passed Il bill
creating a new Judicial Circuit, which
comprises the counties OF Christian.
Douglas, Ozark, Stone and fancy, and
vested power of appointment Of Judge
in the governor. His appointee will
serve until the next general election,
when a successor will be chosen. In
compliance with this Law, Governor
Dockery Tuesday afternoon appointed
George w. Thornberry Of Gsleua,
Stone county, being selected over ap.
p~licanls from every other county IN the
circuit.
The governor also made the follow
ing additional appointments Tuesday.
X. G. Clark, Fayette, Howard county,
member of the board OF managers OF
the state reform school Tor boys.
located al BOonUlle, vice j.. II. collin
ger, resigned.
D.. il. Zollinger, Of BcOnvilie, Cooper
county, member of the 6sh commission
Of Missouri. to hold for n term of four
years from June 20, 1901.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
success.

A lot of Kansas City urchins the
other day had a lot OF fun keeping
cool by rolling in the water with which
the streets we're being flushed. Later
in the day they were hunting for more
water to cool the places which their
mothers had used for a few brief
moments.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

The Glasgow bootolacks have form
ed q combination TO charge 10 cents 4
shine and the farmers OF that v%icIuiiy
are kicking on account, Of the advsoce.
AS the watermelon season Is coming On
they will soon have a chance to get
even with the bootblscks By RAISING
the price OF watermelon..
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
SATURDAY, July c, 1901.

Europe as well as the United States
Is having g touch of record breaking
hot weather this week. We are not
the only ''hot members on the globe
at present.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

One of the results OF the severe heat
is the scarcity of Ice in Louisville, KY,
and surrounding towns. This is q
great calamity 10 the Kentucky colouels
who r forced to the necessity OF
cocktails without ice.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

2 Cases of Simpsons Calcutta or
China Blue Calicoes. You all know
the cloth. Short Lengths. Loom
End PyIcs 2 Tee gard.
Yard wide Unbleached Muslin.
Short lengths. to 10 yards. Loom
End Price 3 I-4e.
H~andkerchiefs
We still have some of those l2t and lhc
embroidered and also the plain linen hem.
stitched Handkerchiefs left; the Loom End
Sale Price rs &c.
Childreu's Colored Border Hand er.
chiefs. Loom end Sale Price 2 for lc.
Loom End Prices
on Bed Spreads.
White Spreads, medium size. light
weight, Loom End Price 3Sc.
White spreads good medium size and
weight, Loom End Price SIC
Scotch Lawns.
You know the cloth and what they
usually bring, Monday morning we put on
sale % bolts of them at 2tc yard
We have a few pieces of those fine
Madras Cloths and Ginghams left, they are
onr regular 25c cloth but the Loom End
Sale Price is lgo.
Wash Skirts.
Another lot Of those plain linen crash
Skirts 20 on sale Monday at Loom End
Price of95e.
Still have some of those Sl.25 and $L4S
Wash Skirts left The Loom End Prize is 49,.
Loom End Prices on Corsets.
Freezer summer Corsets, the regular
25c quality. Loom End Price rs l9c
Loom End Towels.
Large Cotton Towels, fast ~selyage.
Loom End Price , for &c.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Loom End Prices on Plates.

markedly we'll developed. When she
gets a little older she will be quSlIfed
to make some good man take & lively
step to keep up his end OF the establish.
menI-
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

The Boer prisoners at st. Helena
are printing q paper. 1t Is called the
''Dekrajsgefangene." II you have
difficulty in p%ronouncing 1t jOst give
your jaw q crack with a heavy sledge
hammer and you may have better
success.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

White Twilled Cotton Towelling,
worth sc. Loom End Prize &c.
Renfrew Fancy and Turkey Red
Table Linens, in short lengths, 4Sc
quality. Loom End Price 34e yGr6.
O. inch Unbleached Table Linen.
every thread linen, value soc. Loom
End P,let 49e yarG.
Loom End Prices on Shoes.
IS pair Mems Tan Shoes, in plain kid
and willow calf, some with kid tops Others
with vesting top, regular price $3.50. Dur
ing the Loom End Sale oNLy $3.50.
81 pair Mems $500 and q. so Tan Shoes.
Daring the Loom End Sale only 81. 90 pair.
Al pair Godman's Misses Shoes, all in
button style, some tan and some black,
sizes III to 2, they are regular sl.25 shoes,
want to clean up the lot and have put this
LoOH End Pytce on them 75c.
20 pair Ladies' Fine Tan Shoes, Drew,
Selbv & Go. make, fine hand turned soles
regular price $3.50. Loom E.d Prize $3.50.
80 pair Ladies' $3.50 and $500 fine tan
Shoes. Loom End Price $500
% pair Ladies' 500 Tan Shoes. Loom
End Price SLIGO.
% pair Children's Shoes; a little lot we
want to close out, sizes 8, 9t, 10, lot, II and
III; some tan, some black, most all of them
Maloney Bros. make and sold originally for
81. 90 to Sl.75. Loom End Prize 5c pair.
Loom End Prices on Plates.
I gross of white iron stone China plates
in the two best sizes go on sale Monday.
5inch lrop~Stone China Plates, l9c per
set of 6.
I inch Iron Stone China Plates, DC per
set of +.
4 barrels fancy Glass and Opal Ware
came in the other day, it is regular 8 and
10c values. Monday We put it on sale at
choice for &c.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

We call attention TO the several bank
statements found in this issue. These
statements show the banks u onr
county 10 be in a healthy financial
condition.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06

1t Is reported that a 16-Year. old
Buchanan county girl does a mans
work every day, and that she is tall
and strong and her muscles are 70.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Loom End Prices in the Millinery Dept.

Don't overlook this department because it is up stairs Yn lean hordt to get another
summerh hat now We have cut the price right in two. o. cn buy any trimmed
hat We have left for. just half price this week.
CSC trimmed hats for ACC S45 trimmed mats Or tc
eL96 trimmed hats for 9c ZS trimmed htst r SlA
400 trimmed hats for $3.50 400 trimmed htsto zoo
$500 trimmed hats for $3.50
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Loom End Prices
On Summer Underwear.

Ladies' ACC silk ana Isle line ribbed
Sleeveless Vests. During the Loom End
Sale 800 edeh.
Ladies' 25c fine ribbed Vests. During
the Loom End Sale l9e.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
Summer Dress Goods at
Loom End Prices

Loom End Prices
Monday morning we put on sale the
balance of our stock OF Summer Dress
Goods at Loom End Prices.
Fine Dimities and Batistes that have
sold at l5c all season, during the Loom End
SAFE l0c.
Violet Lawns and Batistes that have
sold at l0c and l2}c all go at II during the
Loom End Sak.
Ste Wash Fabrics, all cut to SC yard
during the Loom End Sale.
Loom End Prices
on Oxfords and Low Shoes.
This ia just the weather for Low Shoes
and we have made some tempting prices
for the next six days. Monday we will
offer l6 pair Ladies' tan and black Oxf0rds,
regular price CSC. L0O-s End Prize G5c.
80 pair Ladies' $l.& and sl.3S Tan
OxfOrds. Loom End Price 9Sc pair.
80 pair Ladies' 500 and s2.65 Tan OK
fords, Drew, Selby n Co. make, turned.
soles, all fine goods, but not a regular lot of
sizes. Loom End Sale Price sl.6O.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-07-06
A Few Loom End
Prices on our Regular Stock.

A Few Loom End
Prices on our Regular Stock.
Black Brocaded Dress Skirts, nicely
made. at CSC.
All Wool Fine Black Serge Dress Skirts,
beautifully made with deep fare, a regular
81. so skirt at 1888.
Fine Quality Black Pebble Cheviot
Dress Skirts; Taffeta trimmed, fare bot
tom, the IS 90 quality at &.98.
Choice of our 81 so Melton Walking
Skirts, during the Loom End Sale at Sl.98.
AmOskeag Bingham Aprons l9c.
Loom End Prices on Mattings.
1t will pay you to buy them now and
keep them till you do need them.
l2t Grade China Mattings at $500 for
40 yard roll.
35c and 40c Jap M~attings at 27tc yard.
Remnants of Brussels Carpeting in /
yard lengths, soc.
b foot felt Window Shades, complete
with fixtures. During the Loom End Sale
only &c.
Oak or Mahogany Curtain Poles with
fixtures, l0c each.
Loom End Sale
OF Embroideries.
Wide Hamburg edges in strips of Al
yards each. Loom End Price roc strip.
Narrower Hamburg edges In strips of
~ yards each. Loom End Free re styit.
Wide machine made Torchon Lace,
short lengths. 2 to Z yards. Loom End
P'iee SC yard.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-07-24

arises might not, the convention OF
1901 with safety. go step beyond the
convention of tho period East named,
in entrusting power to its creatorsf
Indeed, might it not be wise to do so
n duty to do SO seeing it is clearly
evident that the doctrine that the
people should be trusted in choosing
their officers is gaining frmer hold
every day, and that the people desire
That their responsibility 10 respect 10
this matter should be increased.
Experience proves that with the
elimination of the vote it is proposed
to eliminate, we would have nothing
TO apprehend from the restoration to
the people of The privileges they
enjoyed under the Constitution OF
lS50.'5l. Logic points to the con-
clusion that we might safely enlarge
those privileges In certain directions.
And there seems no doubt that the
more responsibility that can be thrown
directly upon TIE people, the gree tor
the assurance of an untrammelled
General Assembly, and the devotion OF
that body to the exercise of the law
making function, in such way as to
conserve the best interests OF the Com
monwealth.-Richmond Dispatch.