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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27
mgrAL AND moNYY MARKET.

NRw YoRx, Nov. 27--Tsar Silver 5lfs
Mexican Dollars 43h.
CoprHR dull l7h@i7.
LsAD--Iead dull; brokers. 400; ex'
chanage 1917.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

Lots In Feidman'm Addition, Uni
versity Heights, south and east corn.
era. Good bargains. Piumer q Ste.
ward. 3g
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

Only exclusive optieian In town.
Eyes tested free. DIR. II. "A. Schell
Century Block. Church & Congress
streets, upstairs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

For aaie NJ . bargain, . paying, we'll
established business Central location.
For terms address r. O. Box 81 City.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

easy payments can b nade 0n Io(
purchased IN Rieckers A4dltle
pluner & Steward
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

Our wiatee stoct ~ q
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-27

Browns, Browns, Brown's--wherel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
5oroerungen b0bers. GtpiliI alton
beher gepient perben tdnn."
Sis columbia" iieste.
81 E fp 9)prf. 4. Sftpbe

~ ~ y !, 4. SlluUel.
9(u6 bei Der leBten Bettfahrt
iiegte bic vSolumbia", unb panit
bIeibt Der 9e6er bis auf 8eiteres in
ben Ser. Staaten.
Der Sieg Der uGplumbia" tpurbs
ben Seiten Der pielen 6unoerte Don
2uitfabr5eugen, Die ith in Der Tdbe
befdnoen, nit einem Sampfpfeifenz
Concert begriiBt, pd6renb pierpont
Wprgan's YaGt rgprIair" sinsn Sas
Tut BON q SdiilIen abfeuerte.
Die nd6 Sauienberf 5Gblenbe 3us
Ifduermenge auf ben 8opten iubelts
nt6t nur Der 8eiabung Der vGolums
bia", ionoern audi Der bes rS6am>
rod" su, pel6' lsBters ibr MDsli6ites
getbun bate, um ben 8sder gu err
pbern.
Sir Sbomas 2iptpn na6m feline
Nieoerlase nit @ra5is auf, tpnnte
absr feline GnttduI6ung ni6t gana
perbersen. Gr ma6te aug bieIer Gnts
tGuituns audi tein @ebeimniB uni
Iprdd it6 in einem Snterpietu iiber bic
heutige Wettfabrt aus. gr meinte,
mas bic piGe Inn 10 bitterer made, lei
bic SRutiu6e, oaB iein Boot Bis trlrs
ppr benz 3iel als Steger betradtet
lpuroe. Der einaise Sroit fir i'm lei
Die Sbatia6e, bdB ale orei Sahrter
in pDlis ebrli4er @eiie itattfanpsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
Ses Wuijers Wabt.
80 atertr ~ II. 81. q. 2. 81

w 4 atertc c 10 n, u. y, 2. Oft.
9as gafer lit auf bic HGper Der
8erte Der ct, 2aiprence ppper So.
in Wiaiiena geleitet uno bat Die srDBte
4raftsrseusungsquel pes 2anpes in
8strisb geiegt, bic Der 9epalt bes
@afsrs ibre 8etpeeuns perbuntt.
9ds neue &rafttpert iibsrtrifft Iogor
nis 2eiitunsen Der 9lnlasen on osn
Riagaraz5duen.
9ieie beiOen geipaltigen @nlassn
limb nat pollItGnoiJ reri6ieosucn
SrunoidBen erbaut. 9lm Tiagara
fGlt pas 8aiier aus elmer SDbe BON
$50 SUB auf Die Sriebrdosr, pd5z
renb bel Mahena Der Druid bes 8GI=
isrs bpriaontal unb lomit itstiger auf
bic Hdoer ipirft.
Die Soften Der neusn Werte IinS
Iebr srpB. Die GeIeaI6aft trat nit
einem &apital BON $6.000,0OO in's
2eben uno BON pislem Ystrase iino
bsreits $5,000,0O0 fir 9autsn aufz
aeipanpt ipprpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08

Die 2pnGer erbra9en Die 9efGne=
nibttiire unp perlangten bon benz
nSailer" nit erbobsnen Repplpcrn Die
G6liihel. Der 8eamte fiigte ii6 Der
lleberma9t unO liefsrte ben 8erbres
der aus.
grapp fraste, als er ii6 Der Mengs
gegsniiber lab:
r@as pInI6en Sic, meins
Serren2"
Gr srbislt feline 9tnttpprt. Seine
8erYu6e, bic 2Dn6er gu iibsrseugsn,
oaB man iid Bel Der 5eItnubme in Der
perion geirrt babe, fdnoen feline 8es
Ia6tung. Gr mar BON ieinem Spfer
unD einem Giertelbunpert 2euten ailf's 9
geitimmtefe ertannt lporben. Wdbs
reno er nod er5db!te, bab Die Monz
tuna Gentral@Sabn ibnr 9elo i6ul=
be, uno baB er tpiinide, bieles mDgs
ieiner gli6ts ausgebdnoigt tperoen
lpuroe Inn Der Strid Tim ben Sals
gelegt uno ansesogen.
Ser Sheriff WtcGonneG i9nitt
ipdter bic 2eihe ab.
es finoet teiue unteriuhung itatt
S6elbppille, Sp., 2. Stt.
3ipei Neser, Der 16iahrige Simbr
5ielps unb Der 1Sid6rige Clarence
Sarnetts, tpureen bsute frIb Inn
llhr eelDn9t. Die Seioeu iollen an
Samstas ben 21. September, ben
S6riftisBek. Wia 6. 9art Su Sob
geiteiHigf 1aben. Die Grecittlch aino
10 ruasg16r Ii6. oab auBer Sen 2pns
hsrn unb BEN Gefdngnibbeumter
fdum Semanb ppn ibr ettpas geipa3,
lpurbs. Die geser purben nit Sc
malt aus benz Gefdngnife entfiibrt
unb in elmer gntfernung bon ettpo
500 Yaros an elmer gilenbabnbrade
aufaefniipft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08

GaileD i'm liioli6en Sdmar: "a Solz
oaten bonn 8. 8uuoesregiment, perz
munoei, iino ioeben DON galdngiga
eingetrOifsn. "Hsit Der Gpmpagnie gez
t0Dtst. Die Sniurgenten erbeuteteH
aas @prrdtte Der Gpmpagnie uno ale
gerpebre bis auf IL. Die Gpmpagnie
lpurDe am Morgsn Des %. Septemz
Der pdbrenb oes 5riibitiids angegrifz
fen. Sic mar 72 Waann fart. Die
Offisiere Sbumas gB. Gonnelp Gap
tGin), GbpdrD u. 8umpus Il. 2ieuts<
ndnD unb Or. 81. g. 9rispolo
(Ir3D, enttamsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
2tMSIanO.
Sc Ut I 6 | a II B.
9erlin, 80. Sept.

Berlin, 20. Sept.
Sn gang europa tit CUR 3sit bic
8olissi in fisberbafter SbGtigteit gez
gen bic anardiitsn. Sn Seuti6lano
iinb alle anardiitiI6en Clubs aufssz
lDit unb bic gbbaltung anar6iitii6er
9erI Iammlunsen unteriast porDen.
gs finosn Sablreide SausIu9ungen
itatt, nidt nur Bel 9lnar6iiten, ion=
bern aud Bel als rdbital bstdnnten
So5iuloemofratsn. 9lber troB oieIer
5bGtisteit Der eurppdiI6en pplt5ei
lit man bier bapon iiberseugt, bab porz
lGufig .ni6t an elm internatiunalss
8Orseben sessn bic 9lnardiiten gu
oenfen lit ipesen Der perI6iebenen Salz
tung in bieier Sa6e nit benz euroz
pdii6en 5eitlanoe auf Der einen uno
@rpbbritannien uno bic 0sreiniaten
Staaten auf Der anoeren Seite. 8erz
etn3elt niro aipar bic Soffnung aus
geiprp6en, baB bic Grmorbung pes
prdiipentsn Mcainlep oieie Saltuns
ausglei6sn unp gu einem psreintsn
9prgeben fiibrsn tperbe, aber oieie
6offnung ipirb BON Der groben Waiie
ni6t setbsilt. Die v8srlinsr poit"
iast, oaB alle iopeit abgebaltenen I'M
terrationalen Gonfsren3en Sur 9s=
tGmpfune Der 9lndr6iiten bielelben
einfah amiiiirt bGtten; prattii i6e Hez
iultate bdtte feline ergsbsn.
Berlin, 2. Sftp6er.
sSn einem Walbe in Der NGbe BON
Sagan purbe Der sSDriter aerI6 BON
10 Wilbbiebsn aneesriffsn. gr err
idoB spei uno perpunbete orei. Die
anoern flpben. aeriA ielbit ipurbe
leiHt perpunbet.
8erlin, 2. Sftpber.
gsppr Der prinS SIbun ben 8ooen
9eutI9lanps perlieb, IunDte er cine
lanse Sepeide an ben &aiIer Wilbelm,
in psl6er er linn fir bic nsnGbise
slufnabme" pantte, bic er Der Siibnez
miiiipn anseoeihen lteb, fir bic 9ditz
freunbitait, pel9e er ibm ertpies,
uno fir ben Srbsn, Den er ibm perz
lieb. Gr priitt in Der SspeIAe Die
Spffnung aus, roab bas md6tige
beuti6e Hei6 bic &ultur unb bic Gnt=
ipidelung Gbind's oaDur4 fOrbere,
paB es siitisit @naoe sesen Die dime
iiI6e Spnaitie Seige, unb baB SsutIGz
lamb bic belten ge5iebunsen nit China
unter6alte." @r mar taum abgereiit,
ais Die Ha6ri9t einlief. baB bic oeutz
i6e WiilionsItation nabe piangzSons
bon 6ineIiIdsn Hebellen psrpiiitet
purbe. Der oeutIde gonIul in Gam
ton foroerte Die 6ineIiI6en 8ebDroen
lrfort auf, S6ritte CUR 8eitrafuns
Der 9eriiber Der 9epaltbat gu ersrei>
fen. Gaut ben neusiten Na6ri6ten
babsn ale 0tiiiipndre Der Station,
nit 9lusnabme bon einem, Song
Song errei6t.
8erlin, 3. Sftober.
@ie eemeloet, erleioet bic Stdbt
Berlin pur6 bic Weieeruns bes 8ai=
fers, Die StraBenbabnlinis iiber Die
2inoen binpeeSufiibren, einen emz
pfmolihsn Serluit. Die Stabt tauite
Die Balm bon Siemens &c 9alste fir
100000 Wfart unter Der 3uIiGez
rung, pelfe ibr BON bp6itebenbsr
Gsite semaGt lpurbe. baB bic Stapt
bic grlaubniB sur Sortfiibrung Der
gabn erbalten peroe. Stele perIps
nen i6einen alIo iiber bic pirfli1en
slnii6tsn pes &aiiers idlsGt infpr=
mirt su Isin.
Sranfrei6.
paris, 90. Sept.
s!m na9itsa Tisustas 1T bic prsis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
0iebsr ebnd)creieu.
6tIena. Mpnt.. 2. Ofi

Samss Goparp 8rapp, Elm llns
menI9, Der an Der fiinfjdbrieen Sba
pusslep elm gang auBergeipObnlih
brutales @erbrecben periibt bate,
purce beute friib um halb 2 llbr aus
benz gefGnsniB sebrlt uno auf benz
Sapmartet Square, prei Sduiersss
psrte bonn 8siGusniB sntfernt. an
sinem Selesrapbenpfoten aufsetniipft.
Die proaeour ains iebr rubis DOR
iit, unb na9 ibrsr Grlsbisuug sers
itreutsn iid Die Sbeilnebmer. beren
200 aupeieno aelpeien isin mDSen.
Wue tparsn mlstirt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
Mu4 bas nod.
q E p ort, 30. Sept.

Gin @prI6lug, Den Namen Der
qbilippinen Snisln in Meainlepz
Snisln ab5uGnbern, finbet in 8uibz
ingtpn iebr beifdllige 9lufnabme. Der
Correspondent Der rSribune" bat err
fabren. pab Elm be3iiglider 9lntras
Dem SpnareB unterbreitet nerpen Ioll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
s [ Zee
ltnsGid 81 Burlington, Sa.

8urlington Sa., 20. Sspt.
Sin unlentbar seporocn:r Strdz
Benbabnpagen rannte seeen einen
Sradt5us Der 8urlingtonzgabn uno
gins babel in Stiide. ssrau Gbds.
aupfer puroe set0btet uno folsenoe
perionen erlitten i6pere 9erleBunz
gen: Geurse Stone, u. s. Sutdinz
ion, SRI. 2ub uno 5rau g. St6ers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
Sittsn um'S 9cbcn.
g D itnn N1nfi. 4. s

" It on, Wan., 4. Stt.
Sbnobl Der 9ouperneur Sbsu BON
Nsp gort Die enti6iebene GrtlGruns
obsegeben bat. baB er tein Geiuh in
Grpasung aiebsn piirpe, tpeldes auf
bic llmpanbluna bes iiber ben 9ltterk
tater GsolsoB perbanstsn Soossurz
tteils in eine 5reibeitsitrafe abSielt,
10 bat Die hieiiss Social 2llliance"
prb cine pissbs5iisIide Petition in
llmluuf geieBt. Sus S6riftItiid lit
isbr lang unp entbdlt uuter 9lnoersm
ben na6itebenpen Sab:
Der gepe9sruuo 81 bieism @eIu6
bilret niht ientimentalss Wfitssfiibl
fir ben 9erurtbeilten uup nod piel
neniaer Der Wunid, bic apdrbis, De-
rem anbdnser er ansebIi6 ipar. in irz
seno pel4sr Weiie su fDroern. @ir
slauben pielmeEr, pab nit Der linz
ipaupeluns Der Strafe Der @ere6tisz
tsit 6silsr Geniiss sstbaa aus ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
BON ben Vbilippinen.

% binston .. g., 90. Sept.
Sas &riegsamt bat iusbsn fol-
senbe 8abelsOepel4e bonn 9ensra
Gbaifes srbalten:
.Manila, 20. Sept. - General
4biuoant, @aibinstpn.
9usbes bsri1te! SOIssnbss Dol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
0esen falt6e. 8elisiunslebrs.

s Slepeldno, o., %. Sept.
Gs bat bereits Elm babies 9uBenp
Gntriiitunss 8eriammlungsn in Be-
aug auf ben pom Sdulratb in ieinsr
leBten 8eriammluns angeHommenen
8ei dluB, sttpas fir bic Worul Der
Stuliuseno gu t6un, itdttsefunoen.
Die 8elhluB sins babin, bic 10 Sc
bote, oos 8aterunier, unb ben %.
pialm in ben 2ebrplan Der Offentliz
den Sdulen aufaunebmen. Die
2ebrer puroen initruirt, ieoen Morz
gen cine seniisenb lanse 3eitoauer auf
bic erDGbntsn 9ebete ~ pertpenben.
SObalD bieI.r Belhlub bes Shuls
ratbss betannt tpurpe, erbob iih elm
lpatrer Sturm Der gntriiltuns, Der
bsute sepaltiger lit ais porber, oa Der
S6ulratb in ieiner SiBung BON porz
geitern 2lbeno ben srpGbnten 8eibluB
nidt, pis erpartet, auriidsenommeH
fat. MGbrenD Die proteitanten ni9ts
asasn bic GiRfiibrune Der esuannten
Sebete II. I. No.. ein5unenDen babeH,
| iinb bic Gatboliten uno bic SuDen
auf oas SOhite erbittert. Die tutbOe
Iliiden prieiter ertldreR, pab fte nibts
| 'einsuipenben hdtten, penn bic 10 0ez
bpte uno Das 8aterunier in Der Don
DER tatbolil6en Stride anertannten
Iuno ansenommenen 5orm 9eleprt
tpiiroen; pieie SSurm lei Die tiirSsre
uno bic sinaig ridtise.
9ilhpf Spritman ertlGrte auf Be-
frasen. pab er lid in ieoer SiniiGt aez
gen eine Ginfiibruns Der @ebete in
anperer ais tatbplil4er Sahung per@
Irabren peroe. Die Rabbiner Der
Stdbt BADEN audi bereits @ntriiz
Itunes : 8eriummlungsn a6gebaltsn,
in oensn Der 8eI6Iub bes S6ulratbs
ais untonItitutipnell fingeItellt uno
Damit georobt puros, oab, penn Der
YeIhluB ni6t piOerrufen peroe, elm
serihtliGer @inbaltsbefsbl perlangt
tpiirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
9elgie''

2iitti6. 3. Sftobsr.
Der 4usItano Der 9erslsute bebnt
l6 nit grpber S9nelle cuf ale apbs
lensruben am fintsn llfer Der MoaS
aus. Gs babsn lhOn isBt 10000
gerglsats Die Grbsit nisssrSslsSt. -
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Sin NicieuSuf.
g E 10 81 prf, 4. Sftpbe,

Nm 15. ps Wtts. pire pas srUBte
inipimmenbe Srcdenood Der Welt bon
Baltimore aus, bic &iiite bes Atlanta
ihsn S5ears entlans, bis sum @oif
burh bieIen uno oann Den Wtiiiiiiippi
binauf Bis stlgiers, 2a., sei6leppt
lreroen.
9as Spd lit aus Stabl sebaut uno
bat elne Srasfdbieteit BON 1880
Sonnen. SIS sebort Der Resieruns,
Die fir Ieinen 8au mebr ais eine
gRiIlinu SDlInrS o,,fmnnhfp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
TemerIhqoen.

st. Souts, Wio., 2. Sf..
Sin 8rano, Der beute 9rrmi.td9
Inn balb IL llbr in Der 5afrit Der
StanoarD Jliilins 80 in 9lli0n. Sa..
ausbraa. 5eriiarte, 100000 Suibsl
Beisen, ano pertsGt.ye EG ii6er Die
Radbarl1a't. oisseisIss TeUe:irs1r
tburpe um 9iilfe gs6.tsn uno ianote
stpei gpmr ;lusn nab esr SranSs
It6tte.
Der 9rdnoiGabsn pirb auf $400, :
coo perpanfdlagt, tppppn $300,000
auf Die &. 8. Stanoarp Miling So.
entfaaen. Der Reit hes 9erluites perz
tteilt ii6 auf fplgenoe 5irmen: Rpl=
Ter Wiilling Gcmpanp, @erlult $4,000;
Ueorge 8. 6upoen, Wui6inenfabrit,
gerluit $4,000; Sarfers' glepator,
9erluIt $4,000; Mooel 9ptel, gers
luit $4,000.
2lHpere 5irmsn erlittsn ssri9sere
@srluitss
Ii drihe tie, 0is., 2. Oft.
Glne 5euersbrunlt Ser1torte ods
Baarenhaus Der 5irmu Smith,
Shprnopte &c 8ropn. 9rpBbGnpler
in Groceries. DER 8erluit piro auf
100000 aei9GBt. Inter ben in oem
SebGuoe oufgeipei6erten @adren be-
funo iih cine grOBe Quantitat Petrp,
laum, pe!6es erplooirte unn an ben
anoeren Waaren groben S9aoen on=
rid)teie. Der 8erluit lit nur tbeils
lpeiIe Dur6 0erii6eruna aeDedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-08
Jibrer Der critem eufnmotiue?

Rem yprt, 4. Sttober.
Sm Otter bon 95 Sabren iturb
@pop Senlon i'm bieiisen gelleoue
Solpital. 8enion lentte, ieiner gln=
ea6e na9, ais 2otomptipfiibrer DEN
eriten 3ug i'm 2anbe, Der ben regel=
mdBisen GiIsnba6upertsbr erDffnete.
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sra n frei 6.

paris, 90. Sept.
s!m nG4its1 Gieustas 1T bic prsis
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-29
NJ. II. JUSTICE.

When the name of Senator NJ. II. JUS
tice, of Rutherford, was called on yes
terday in the impeachment trial he ex-
planned his vote on the first article as
follows:
/ cannot agree to convict the Respond
ents for mere error in judgment, how
ever much l may differ from them in
opinion as to the law, unless improper
motives have actuated them in their de-
cisions, and unless that clearly appears.
thought at the time they were passed,
that the acts of 1899, which the court
has declared void, were constitutional
and valid laws and l still think so. but
do not wish to convict the Respondents
for differing from me in opinion; / yield
respectful Difference to the decision of the
court on the law, but the court In my
opinion has no right to refuse process
which the law guarantees to the citizen,
as the writ of habeas corpus, or on the
other hand, put in force some process
of the court in a case where it is for
hidden by the Constitution, as issuing a
writ of mandamus against the Treasurer
of the State to compel him to pay out
money without the direct authority of the
Legislature. CThese are instances.) In
the case we are trying a mandamus was
issued by them to compel the Auditor
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-29

authorized to act under chapter 10, and
names them specifically, conspicuously
emitting White.
If it had said ''AUTHORIZED UNDER
THE LAWS OF THIS STATE then by
invoking ire doctrine in Dari materia
White might possibly had a pretext of a
showing; but that doctrine cannot safely
be extended to the total abolition of the
identity of particular, specified chapter
of the public laws. ! therefore must say
no to this request. And how hoppens it
that those parties named in the act fail
of any recognition at the hands of the
court and at the door of the Treasury:
The only answer is, by judicial 1egisla-
ton l am driven thus to the conclusion
that section 8. article A, of the Consttu-
tion of my State was deliberately vio-
lated by the Respondents by the issu-
ance of the writ lin the nature of an
execution" against the State.
/ further conclude that the acts of the
Legislature were dessnedly construed
away by the Respondents and the func-
tons of he Legislature grossly usurped
thus violating the plainest proposition in
the Constitution, which distinguishes and
sets apart the three coordinate branches
of the government, which seems to me
to he the firnlest and most important
pillar that aids in the support of the
great and glorious superstructure of our
State government. 1t is contended that
the act of the judges was a construction
of the law for an error in which a judge
is not impeachable until corrupt motives,
as q distinct feature of the charge is
affirmatively shown. l answer that
judge is not Improbable for a common
error of judgment in constituting general
statutes or unravelling knotty questions
of law: but that a distinct exception ex-
lists in the case of the construction of
an act or clause of the Constitution
which in itself marks definite limit to
his authority. In that he stands on
equality with the citizen whose conduct
is hemmed in by the law of the land, and
the intent is implied from the commits
sion of the act. 1t will not do to say
that the citizen doesn't have to construe
the law: the very reading of it, involves
constituting it. certainly the understand
ing of it must. / try these Judges as |
would my equals in life, for though my
superiors in position they are but men.
They say they acted on agreed facts
which admitted the existence OF an APP
preparation. If the State officers or any
body else can admit away the acts Of the
Legislature, we have a curious arararar
in government
There was not sufficient of the oyster
fund in the Treasury to pay it, it was
therefore paid in part from the general
fund. If this can be done, where is the
limit and where is the safety of the pub
lie funds from conniving officers and
ignorant courts? l cannot vote to sane
tion It.
There's no power in Venice can alter
decree established.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-29
CANNOT VOTE TO CONVICT MYSELF
as to the Charges Against Judges
Furches and Douglas.

according to law if you can, but if you
cannot pay it according to law, then pay
it anyway.
II can come to no other conclusion
but that they wilfuliy compelled the
payment of this money contrary to, and
in disregard Of the law, and / vote
guilty"
AS to Fifth Article:
Mr.. President: I approach vote
on this article with some embarrass-
ment. have hoped thar coould bring
myself to vote for acquittaI under it,
because, as ii charges partisanship l
feared that my different political faith
might unconsciousoly affect me. But
in reviewing the decisions of the re-
spondents charged to be partisan, I
find that they say in them that if the
acts of the Legislature in the office
holding cases had been passed with fair
and proper motives they would have
been unconstitutional. 1t follows, there
fore. that IN order To declare them un-
constitutional they must have first
found as fact that the Legislature
of 1899 passed them from improper mo-
tives. l was member of that Legis-
lature and voted for those acts. My in
tention in doing SO was to give the State
better officers and more efficient pub
lie service. I deem it as culpable to pass
law from improper motives as it is
to construe one from improper motives.
/ therefore cannot east vote which
could be construed ds an approval of
these decisions, but 1 convict myself.
I'm reviewing these decisions l find
that they are not only inconsistent
with Hoke VS.. Henderson. on which
they claim TO be based, hut are totally
inconsistent with one another. In Ward
VS.. Elizabeth City they hold that the
taking of new territory into the corpor-
ate limits of that city, make it a diff
ferent city, and operates to- remove
Ward from his office as City Attorney
while in McCalls case they hold that
taking more territory -four counties) in
the Western Crimina, district does not
make that new district, nor operate to
remove the Republican solicitor from
office.
I'm Days cas- e they held that Day re-
mained in his old office, at his old sal
ary with his old duties and powers, and
preserved the executive board to per-
form the new duties, Fut in Whites
case they put him in the new office,
with the new salary, new duties and
enlarged powers, destroying the board
entirely.
In the case of the Board of Agricul-
ture and the Day case they held that
the Legislature could increase the mem
berss of the board Of directors to any
number they saw fit, but in the case
involving the control Of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad they say that
it cannot. As fast as -heir own rulings
obstructed their PURPOSES they were
brushed away. 1 vote guilty
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A HAPPY CHILD

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cess in the nature Of execution on such
claim. and the decisioneof said court shall
be reported to the ensuing General AS
sembly for action thereon.
1t is clear to my mind that Whites
claim for salary, mileage and other in
cidental expenses, is a claim against
the State; and the Respondents should
have followed the positive letter of said
article 4. section 9, Of the Constitution.
The shell fish money was in the hands
of the State Treasurer just as the edu-
cational funds were in his hands. 1t was
the States money. The Legislature, by
it's sovereign taxing power, raised the
money and placed it in its servants
hands for the uses prescribed by that
sovereign body at it's session of 1899.
Therefore, if White was due anything it
was due him by the State, and hence
the Respondents ought not to have or
dcred the high execution writ OF man
damus to issue against the State Auditor
and Treasurer, and compelled the Treas
urer to pay out the States money. In
doing so, the Respondents, as | see it,
have offended against the said article and
section of the Constitution.
The Legislature of 1899 in unmistakable
terms withdrew all appropriation OF
which White might have taken advantage,
and reannounced this purpose to the
world in the joint resolution of June,
1900
The Respondents nullified and abrogated
chapter 81, laws 1899, which in my opin-
ion was a lawful act by the sovereign
people, and ought not to have been up
rooted and set aside by the Respondents,
nor issued mandamus ordering White
paid when there was positively no ap-
preparation with which to pay him.
Viewing their action as l do, ] am com.
PEELED to vote guilty"