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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-25

Wenn aud bur9 8ereinz
barungen sptI6en ben SruIts uno
ben Observation-Disclosures, MORAN
a6er ni9t gu benfen lit, Der Jrieoen
bauernb bergeiteut tperben t0nnte, mo-
hlieben Die &pniumenten, nel9e bic
3e9e be3ablen miifen? Wiirben ot e
ii9 bann epig gebuloig nie Elm 2amm
f6eeren laFen? = Die 9erren Sanna
unb 9ompers m0gen ii4 fagen ldfen,
baB bic 2Dfung Der %io5ialen Sra9e
nod etpa5 me6r umfaBt, als IAN itdnz
] bige 2Dbne" fir Nrbeiter unb I'M
b~egrenate 9rofite fir bas &apital.
mas mir BON Mnang an
bebaupteten," fdrei6t Elm Suui4blott,
rbab es nGmIi9 ben &epublifanern
i'm GongreB unb benz 8rdfibenten nit
Der @rflGrung pOr 8eginn bes &riez
ges nit Spanier, baB Cuba fret tperz
SEN miife, nt9t @rnIt mar, bas muir
be am Mittpo9 i'm 5aufe gelegentltf
Der 9ebutte iiber ben Pbtltppinenz
Sarif beitdtigt. Ser &bgeorbnete
6epburn erflGrte auf cine 4~n5dpfune
@9afrpt6's often, bic bemofratii4e
Minberbeit babe bic decentralization
ge5tpungen, tpiber Nilen Die l1nab=
bGngigfeit Guba's 5u proflamiren
60 fGGt @tid fir @tiid BON Dem
Sugenbmantel, in ben ii6 Die repuz
blifanif6e partei bamals rpiber
8iGen" biiute, neil fonit bus 8olt
fir ben S9pi1bel ni6t gu baben gez
tpe1en tpdre, Bis i9ltebli4 Die nadte
@el6ffu9t in i6rer boqen S4euBlt4z
felt ppr offer 4ugen 1te6t."
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

Underwood replied TO the proposal Of
the Observation-Disclosures to submit tho
question to the white voters Of the
state in urinary by asking Gen.
Shelley under what authority No
made tie proposition- Mr.. Under
wood stated that he represents the
Democratic party and asked Gen.
Shelley il he represents the white
Republicans. Gen. Shelley stated in
the afternoon that he represented the
white Democrats - much ~ Mr.. Un-
derwood, and that his followers were
armed with as much Democratie sa-
tbority a. Mr.. Underwood's commit
tee. Formal answer made to the
Shelley proposition will be made
when the state Democratic campaign
committee meets in this CITY this
week. Meanwhile the fencing goes
on, but CongressmaD Underwood sp-
pears to have the best Of IL, a. he
represents the Democratic organiza
tion.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
THE TRIAL. FRIDAY
Was q Failure Owing to a Break
Down at the Start..WiII Di.
vide Prize With Poor If Won.

Paris, France. Santos Dumort,
having completed the repairs to his
balloon, the Santos VI, in spite of
unfavorsble predictions based on q
sudden rise Of the barometer. decided
to start against the wind and ma
noeuvre around Long Champ race
course Thursday.
When the signal to start was given
the Santos Dumont shot of like an
arrow, and in spite Of the contrary
wind reached Long Champ at . speed
impossible to estimate in the actual
state Of aeronautio science, but cer-
tainly a. fast - . rapid automobile
travelA The speed cannot be esti-
mated at lees than sixty kilometsrs
Per hour.
For more thaa IN hour the balloon
nanoeuvrsd in ell directions about
the race course with perfect dssihty
In the presence ef numerous spssta-
tori. An eaoemeas crowd hsd -
ssmblsd ouasids the enclosure wait
Ing for the asronaat ~ venture cat.
The balloon reached the rsadssvoas
In the twinking of - eye while ths
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
SOUTHERN APPOINTMENTS.
President Roosevelt Reiterates His
Announced Policy.

President Roosevelt Reiterates His
Announced Policy.
Warrington, D. Give members
+ the cabinet were present at Fri
lays meeting Of the cabinet. which
vas devoted largely to the considers
in Of appointments under the vafi-
ous departments. The question Of the
southern appointments generally
again came up and the president reit-
Grated his policy Of appointing Re-
puhlioans il suitable applicants could
be found and IL not, Of appointing
gold Democrats. His policy in this
respect meets the approval of the cab
met. The appointment Of DR.. Clay-
ton to the collectorship Of internal
revenue in South Carolina was oon-
sidsred in this connection
President Roosevelt has decided to
sppoin. DR.. v. P. Clayton Of Colum-
bia, 8. O., collector Of internal rsve-
nue. Of that state to all the vacancy
caused By the death Of e. A. Web
,ter. The announcement will create
surprise - it was understocd pretty
generally that Lewis Blalock had
been selected for the place. Dr..
Clayton was formerly postmaster at
Columbia. Il is expected that the
president shortly will appoint h. q
Stewart to be postmaster st Newber-
~. 8. O. Mr.. Stewart IL said to be
distantly related to President Roose-
velt.
President Roosevelt has directed
the appointment of DR.. W. p. Wilson
OF Philadelphia Commercial Museum
a. commercial attsohe Of the United
States 70 the coming congresses Of
American republics.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
BATTLE EXPECTED
Trust Nay Make Common Cause
With Cuban Pr0ducers..P0lit.
icaI Significance of Struggle.

New York, N. Y.-The Evening
Posts Washington special says:
The action of the American Sugar
Refining Company in radically re-
ducing the price of granulated sugar
in the Missouri Valley may be re-
garded as skirmish prelim mary to
the great battle between the cane and
beet interests, Of which the attitude
Of the United States toward Cuba is
the objective point.
Mr.. James H. Post. q well-known
sugar man, discussing the recent cut,
said that it would afford an object
lesson Of what would happen with
free sugar from Cuba.
"The consumers, he asserted,
would secure their Rranulated sugar
at 3 1-s cents instead Of 1-2 cents .
pound, . saving Of nearly equivalent
to % annually for each inhabitant Of
the United States.
This action Of the trust and such
an interview are, perhaps, more sig
nihoant than anything else in show
ing that the trust will doubtless
make common cause with tho Cuban
sugar rsisers in their warfare against
the claims of the beet interests Of the
West. This gives . strong oombina-
sion Of commercial forces on one side
against what is notably. especially in
its political ramincations. . strong
alliance on the other. Twenty-six
states are said to be raising sugar
bests, and ffty-two senators are
claimed a. necessarily responsive "a
this beet interest. This estimate,
however, 10 extreme. On the other
aide are the Cuban sugar people, many
Of them Americans, and all Of the
Eastern manufacturing and other in
terests which desire an export market
in Cuba. To this combination the
trust has evidently come as an ally.
10 Obviously forces are arrayed for q
very vigorous fight, and evidences
sbounds that the beet sugar side, al
least, 10 losing no time in training 1T
batteries upon the national capital.
The trust wants tbs raw material
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
ERlyVAS WONDERFUL BALLOONINGIA
Santos. .Dumont Gives m Exhibition With His Sixth Balloon, Big
Crowd Sees Performance.

friends Of the aeronaut followed II
with speed When tea was over n.
Santos Dumont returned in his aerial
carriage to Long Champs, and gross
ing the Seine at height Of some 100
metres, slightly overshot the Paro
d'Aerostation. With . sudden turn
he came back to his goal, and passing
with considerable speed over the tsls-
graph wire which runs on the west
ern side Of the park, stoppsd in . few
minutes between the two sheds. The
difnculty Of doing this il extreme.
1t requires astonishing skill to de-
scend in so narrow a space.
At one instant it was feared that he
was lost for he passed within metres
of NJ. Deutsch's ballon house, which
blocks the entrance to the south on
the side, but he escaped danger BY .
bold manoeuvre which brought him
exactly in front of his own construo-
tion which he entered without wait
ing for the arrival Of the workmen,
who were coming up in an ANTONIO
bile carriage at express speed
The asronaut will attempt n on
oial trial for the grand prise Of the
Acre Cllb, half of which, IL he sue-
Deeds, he has promised to the Poor ef
Paris.
Dasoat made another attempt Yrt-
day - win the Deutsoh prise. bat
owing to an accident to the rudAsr of
his flying machine. he was obliged 20
return to the starting place after 60
ing Atty ysrds
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

Tho Cause Of the Recent Radical Reduction in the Price
of Sugar.

for its refneries the cheaper it can
produce granulated sugar the larger
will be the consumption and the
wider the market II Cubans c:n sell
sugar, and so become prosperous. they
can buy boots and shoes and textile
ami hundred other articles which
we should naturally supply. 1t, there
fore, appears that in this sugar CON-
troversy the Eastern states cannot
afford to be silent onlookers- Their
people are great consumers OF sugar.
Their trade with all the countries OF
this hemisphere. both those under
our flag and others, is rapidly increas-
ing. With any reasonable concessions
from Cuba, it ought to be an easy.
matter for them to control her mark
cts, and all that is necessary IL to
grant her some leeway in sugar and
tobacco.
But this the beet sugar people are
bound shall not come to pass, and 1t
is over this issue the fight will rage.
The American people will have to
decide, through their representatives
in the United States. whether they
want their sugar made from the best
or from the cane, and the decisions
will be one of far-reachins i'm
portance.
At present the Cuban cane raisers
have to overcome Q tariff amounting
to nearly 100 per cent. The price Of
raw sugar in New York 10 about SIS
cents per pound, from which Los
must be deducted a. duty. This
leaves Z. .oe, or, with freight removed.
LIN cents per pound, which 10 nn-
comfortably near the rate Of duty and
q very hard figure for the Cubans to
meet. Il should always be remem-
bered, however, that our own inter-
ests, and not those Of Cuba, are our
chief concern.
II 10 probable that . lowering OF
the duty on Cuban sugar would mean
a greater income to the govefnment
A few years ago not 10 per cent OF
our sugar was domestic; today, TAX
ing in Porto Rico, Hawaii and Louis
lana cane, and the Western beets, be-
tween one third an one-half OF our
suRsr il domestic, and % pays NO
duty. By favoring Cuba little We
should stimulate the supply which
yield our greatest revenue. at the
same time that We are given our oon-
sumers cheaper sugar and our faoto-
ries q wider market
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
LATEST NEWS IN MINIATURE
The News Of a Busy World Told in Short. Terse
Paragraphs

Property valued at e20, 900 was de-
stroysd by fire ct Biloxi, Miss.
In . hre in q mine at Eairmount,
v. Va, several persons were killed.
Members Of the cabinet approved
the presidents policy in making ap-
pointmsnts in the South.
Heavy transfers of currency from
New Ysrk to New Orleans were made
during the week just passed
Bishop Potter of New York advo-
Gated cooperation Of employer and
employee in an address at San Fran
cisco.
Tha extension Of the Texas and Pa
cifle Railroad from Port Allen north
has reached the south bank Of Red
river.
The dead body Of Sizisms Maroon
tel was found near Eunice. La. Il 10
supposed that he was killed BY fall.
ing from his horse.
The British tank steamer Carium,
from Java, arrived at Philadelphia
with the largest cargo Of sugar ever
received at that port The duty q.
ceeds $3.50. 900.
Five thousand employees Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, includins
practically every conductor, brake
man. switohman and yardman, except
those in the far South, will receive au
increase in wages within the next
month.
Chief of Police Donahue has 70.
ceived from Patrick Grove, an ofRez
to surrender himself and stand trial
in the courts IL the reward Of go, 00t
hanging over his head for the alleged
kidnapping Of Edward A. Oudahy.
Jr., 10 withdrawn.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

Lady Member Of the Pesrage Made ia
Lay Aside Cigarette.

London, Eng.-Ths same London
hotel which recently had disturb
anoe With some American residents
"A the question Of accommodating
peero Guosto Who were here fnr the
llekho6icf Houmsnicsl Oonfersnce -
shovn leas oolsnaes to n knglisn
-. - - ehs nesro dslsestn -
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
LORENZO SNOW DEAD.
President q the Nsrmon Church Dis
snddsaly. ct His Home.

President e8 the Nsrmon Church Die
snddsaly. ct His Home.
Salt Lake, UAh.-LoFsnso Snow.
Fifth Presidsnt of the Church a
Jesus Christ Of LAtesr Day Saints.
better known - he Mormon church,
disd lnsxpestsAly at his private resi-
denes, the histosie Beehive Hoass.
Fhursday aftsEaoon. aftsf n illneea
that had bsea ssrious only since the
day before. The imnsdiate oase Il
his death was hypostatio oongestiea.
sapsrinduesd By b1onohitis. Several
weeks ego President enew eontzaetsd
: cold. He was ct his dsak, however.
attending - businsss ~ late - fses-
day. Thurs1ay morning he wns seissd
WITH . A. of vomiting. which co.
tined at intervals throughout the day.
Thursday night his physicians wsrs
onlled asd remained in constant e.
tsndanoe until death came.
The church asthoritiss bsoana
alarmed q His condition early Than.
day. and most Of the leaders. tugsths'
With sueh msmben Of his family q
could b sammoasd By telegraph end
otherwiss, remainsd in the sick chan
ber until the end
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
NEWS CONDENSED
And Put Together In Readable
Form..Happenings by Land
and Sea..Pers0nal and Notes.

Property valued at q. ooo. 900 was
destroyed BY fre 1t Caps Town.
Il IL conceded that the Nicaraguan
will be practically IN American wa
terway.
The town of Alba. 100 miles east Of
Dallas, Texas, was partially destroyed
BY IRE.
Msmbers Of the Cape Breton Yacht
Club will challenge for the Ameri-
CAS- cup.
= Recent efforts were made in Rome
TO have Archbishop Ireland created .
cardinal
The Paris Assumptionist Nursery
Sisters have ignored the law Of Asso-
Citations In Paris
Two farmers who had twice joined
the Boer forces were hanged at vry-
berg. Oaps COLONY.
Bulgarian brieands. on the approach
Of troops, left the Mountain Of Gull
teps with xiss Stone.
Dr.. v. p. Clayton, Of Columbia.
g. O., will b appointed revenue col-
lector in that state.
The eohley court Of inquiry will
probably not complete its work until
the middle of November.
A white mans Republican party
he's been launched IN Alabama. Ne
noes viii Be- denied membership
A professor ct Lsipsig has succeed
Cd By photography IN determining
the time Il tskss the human eye to
wink.
The accession Of the new Amser Of
Afehanistan will not disturb the
present. peaceful status Of Great Brit
ain and Russia.
The Grand Council Of the Lutheran
Chucrh Of North America, in session
q Lima, O., listsned to reports on
missionary work in India and Porto
Rico.
The Morgan Line steamer 81 Paso,
which LET New Orleans Oct. 8 for
lsw Yosk. went aszeund In lower
New Yosk hay. ohs was hoatsd clear
"A ~ uniniu1od-
- United ehSss oaprsms es1rt
vill oooa ssn1es . deoidlen u the
/ - invelving ~ aasstion q vhsth-
|0 - tnRf1 hWs ean - aDpl1ed L.
| oally - ~ xAilipDDinss lslands. -
whooheR - 6atlss 49, have been
lsviea q tnpos1s 1fe0 ~ assAipela-
eoanl eee1s Esssivsd thses wsss -
elly ssllsstsl.
|
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
A GOOD ROADS TRAIN.
A Trip to be Made Over the Sou thsrr
Railway System.

Washington, d. O.-The Southern
Railway has entered upon . scheme
for the Improvements Of the wagon
roads Of the South. in pursuance Of
the policy Of President Spencer to
encourage the growth and develop
ment Of all territory tributary to the
Southern system. A good roads
special train of ten cars will leave
here shortly for the South under
charge Of President ". n. Moore Of
the National Good Roads Associa-
tien. and will make frequent stops at
points alonR the Southern Railway
fer the purpose Of baildins sample
roads and arousing interest anoas
the people On the subject. The aim
y - educate the Southern people n
practical rod baildiag end 70 In
psso q thsa the economy and bsns-
- - - derived fsom Ans roads. Ths
tain will carry al necessary -
ehiDssy for the bailding Of roads end
Q oosys of soad experts.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
WASH On LETTER
Z Weekly Cssrespeadeaee Prom the Natioa's cspitai
City.

More Interesting records Of ooart
martial trials in the PHILIPPINES have
ssen received at the war department.
sia Ss Co. . Chinaman, was tried
On . charge ofmardsr and sentenced
20 inprisonment at hard labor for
lie. Sia Dc Go entered the house Of
Sia Chui Gao, another Ohinaman, and
requested . loan. When It was rs-
fused him be drew . kaifs and
stabbed Sia Chui Gao to death. Al
his trial he claimed that the killing
was justinable.
Pasquinte de Leon, . native en-
ployed ~ . scout by the United
States forces ON the island Of Nas-
bate, was tried on charges Of murder
and violation Of the laws OF war. De
Leon was shown to have killed na-
tive with no apparent Justification
Tor the act and also to hsvs aided the
insurgsnt cause By sending ammuni-
tion and letters containing valuable
Information 10 the rebel army. He
was sentenced - be banged.
Two i1sargsnt Msutenants ordered
their soldier 10 capture and kill .
aativs named Carlos. whom they sss-
psss4 ct being a American Spy aad
the seldisrs promptly sxsssSsA ~
sedsr. A military esonistss ssa-
tsaesd The lieassaants 70 b hanged,
but apoa ths rssonmsadakea q ~
eo0oanAse e the department q
nesthsrn Lasso, Gen. Cha9se. ssa-
nstsA shs sentences 10 Nfs inpsissa-
nsnt.
0sasEAl Jeha r. Breohs. soanaaA-
Ing the department. Of the East il ~
annual rspest for the last Asoal ysAz
records the fact that siaos his lasl
previous rspsrt hs hes visitsA asd In
spsstsd With few exceptions ali ~
posts In that department. He ~
msoh sratined st the progress made
at all the arfllssy posts where modern
armament has ben instAllsd-
The thirty days period Of mourning
prescribed b. President Roosevslt Il
respect 10 the memory Of the lAts
President NeKialsy, viii expire 10
morrow snA The Aags On su govern.
msnt buildings which have been hall
masted since the 18th Of last meatA.
will b displayed again st fall nasl
beginning Monday morning.
Hearing o. the application oe ths
Cherokee Oil and 0as company Tor Z
renewal Of lease for oil Land In Chsro.
| koo nation wns eoeeluded last wssk.
The decision W. reserved.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
WHITE HOUSE
= Promises to be Unusu-
! 0ay..YeIIow Jack Elimi.
-

nsaneton, d. O.-Nrs. Roosevelt
n6osneed TO . few friends that
onning out party Of Miss Alice
iuvolt will ooour in the East
s . q the White House January ..
70 lnesrestine function will take
nceonary form of 8 o'clock tea,
"a the formality and elegance
- viii mark the occasion will
NJ 6Gloial stateliness to the event.
y ainos Hiss Nellie Grant made
>cv e Warrington society, thirty
-, has the homo Of the prssi-
q boea ealivsnd By suoh . pleas
wonk Niss Alice will come to
k1ngton October -. She will ss-
or6y hsr father - Yale when he
- ~ lagrss sf LIZ D.
Heesevels has bsea planning .
= infoenal s,ts1tninasats for
= pospaa, ssd these will bagia
uossnbse 1. They will b
r1ns aaA snall and early daaess.
- ysaae Dsepls viii nsst In
~ and bsSsos acquainted b.
- neand event Of Jaaaaxy 3.
noosevolt viii also at1saA the
1-uut parties Of . number e1
1n1Dupeeasiss dariag the month
omboe aad Dsesmber.
- The dsbatantss prom insnt
- are: Miss Nyram 0rant.
6nehtr Of Mrs. U. 8. Grant.
nekbse Of Jssss d. GrAat; Niss
1o Townsend. daughter Of Mr..
a Richard II. Townsend and
'ruehtse Of the veil known
mfso, ''Tem Scott Of Erie -
3oesnoe Field, niece Of Mar
pIeld and ssepdaushter of
y uslson Page; Hiss Virginia
= Smith, daughter Of the Rev
Dooeog and Hrs. Naokay Smith
1ndlanghtsr Of "Old Iron
and Miss Marion Jones'
~ e Senator John p. Jones
-. and tenpis champion Of
f1Dd States.
Uolen Reosevelt. who 10 the
= he presidents daughter,
- her deblt st the homo Of
HIN q. Oowles in this city.
- b the daughter Of 4r. J.
~ md the srAnddaughter Of
- William Astor. She viii
- n all the White Ho ase
1n anA will undoubtedly b
- ssigning bellies Of the sss-
oEhor cousins Of Niss Allies
E1osentsd 70 society this win
0lll como to Warrington T.
- eoming-out party of the
~ dnghtsr. These young 4
xi0 Ejinor Roossvslt. the
e = Nr. Elliot Roosevelt, the
~ brother; Miss Christina
- laughter Of NJ. and Mrs.
oooegolt and niece Of osns-
- a New JorDoy. and Niol
noosevslt, daughter Of Mn.
Dooaoyalt of Boston.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

Rae10oae1on ma Ansi1sssHosso~
Committees Look Horna
Bixmineham, Ala.-The DsmocEatio
oampaien committee, which 10 Tor
rasiAoation Of the new sonstttuston
nd the anti-ratiAcation committee
hsadsd By Gen. CHARLES II shelley
AZ this city, have locked horns I'm
day Chairman OongressmAn Oscar
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

the Mshodises. This LADY, vho -
loaes 20 the psssags. entered tho
hotel sunday afternoon, ~ On hsF
lounge snd proceeded 70 smoke .
o,enretts. A dspatntiea of TIE gsss1
immedintely went 70 the manager 80
unde . prososk The manager d1p1o-
motioaliy appRoaohsd the fair enoksR
and exploinoa % her that Gmoking bI
| ladiss IN ~ lounging roo@ -
sroSsed aoricue ob}sotion- WiShin
~ = hoar ~ iady lskt cd D.
o1nEo1 ~ - woa0 nevee onske9
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
One Of the Five Thieves Wounded.
But All Make Their Escape.

On0 " viz . ~
But All Make Their Escape.
Danville, Ky.--At HarrodsburR. ten
miles from here, . band Of hve rob
bers early Saturday morning robbed
the postoflce, secured go, and after
wards attempted to effect an entrance
to the Mercer National Bank. Before
they succeeded they were discovered
by Onlcers Britton and Brown Of the
police force. who at once opened fire
ON them. About forty shots were ak
changed, and one Of the robbers waa
wounded, after which the band 10
treated, taking their disabled com-
rsds with them, and effected their
escape. Oficers in surrounding towns
were notified, and . posse with blood
hounds II in pursuit Two suspicicus
characters were seen st Rauleonef's
station, four miles from here. and =
detachment Of soldiers 10 now On ito
way 70 that point One Of the nsn =
reported to have . thumb shot o6 end
. sligbt wosnd from . ballet IN his
face.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

The besneh q The Yasoo and Ms
sissippi vallsy Railroad running
from Doeksry, point q the San-
flower Eivss, 10 The Aississippd Eivsrs
he's been completed
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

ehssnan, Tex. dslibssating
ffoa p n TussdAy until S:oo
TAuzsday afssEnooa. ths jury Gavs
Bill Duncan, white. charged With
ssiminAl asAnlt q his nins-ysas-old
step danghtsR. Maud Miles, ninety
nine yenxs n TIE penitentiasy.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-18

Tsunsknna, Atk.-fws nsa have
|booa ossosoel - vI1bea. fsuR nilos
|fson Ash1oun = ~ shasgs = he1A-
~ - - Ennns Oity 0oathes1
80. xheiE nnnes havs not bssn
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-15
ALABAMA'S CONSTITUTION,

what New instrument Providrs--uf-
frage Clause Chief Fcaturr.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. IL. The
new constitution for the state of Ala.
bama was framed primarily 70 improve
the character of the suffrage. IL pro.
vides education or property qualifica.
tions for those who were not soiulers or
descendants of soldiers, and contains q
good character clause.
The new instrumenr provides for q
lieutenant governor, governor and state
ohcials with four year terms; provides
for quadrennial instead of biennial ses-
sions of the legislature; reduces the
limit of taxation to 80 per cent; insures
fixed appropriation tor public schools;
phonlblts judges and members of the
legislature from acquiring free railroad
passes and prohibits lobbying. 1t also
provides penalty Tor persons who buy
or sell votes.