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FOR MAY 80.

God exists against all ungodliness and
unrighteousness of men. He indicts all
Een for their sins. He arraigns both the
Gentle and the Jewish world. He rea-
sons thus: God hates sin. 2-All have
s'nned. S-Sin may be forgiven through
Christ's righteousness accepted by faith.
A-Salvation is contaminated by the be-
lever's union with Christ by the opera
ton of the Holy Spirit.
No Condemnation for Sin.
Paul reaches the climax of his ar
gument when he exclaims: There is
therefore. now no condemnation to them
that are in Christ Jesus.
The verdict of guilty against him has
been annulled. He has been rescued
from the power of the law of sin and
death No evil power car touch him.
He has been pardoned by God and M 1e
new creature by the Holy Spirit.
Christ. the mighty to save, is pledged
to protect him, and pledged also to per-
feet him.
Mans struggle to save himself against
the consequences and power of his own
sins ends in failure. despair and remorse.
His fight for acceptance with God and
for holiness through Christ is made pos
sible and easy. Without the redemption
| and aid of Christ man is under the domi-
nation OF his carnal nature. By the
flesh" the apostle means the natural
man, unconverted and unrenewed by the
Spirit OF God. The wages OF sin, which
the unrenewed. the man unsaved by
Christ, must pay. is death. But the gift
OF God through faith In Christ IS eternal
life.
The lower world with its sorrow and
pain and punishment, cannot claim as a
victim the man who Is born again-born
| from on high. Christ by his sacrifice of
himself to the powers of death for sin
full men, not only pays the penalty of
man for his sin. but sends him the
power OF the Holy Spirit, to work In
| him the new birth. and. ultimately, en-
tire sanctification. Hence Christ affords
the believer complete and eternal sal
walton.
No Inclination to Sin.
The love of Christ in a mans soul
takes away his love for doing sinful
| things. A man who is led by the spirit
OF God walks in the power of the spirit
of God. and will have less and less in
clination to commit sin OF any kind.
There is such thing as worldly or
| fleshly mind, which inclines its pos
SCISSOR to Indulgence in sin, such as
adultery. fornication. uncleanness. las
civiousness, idolatry, witchcraft, hatred
variance, emulations, wrath strife. sedi-
lions, heresies. enyyings. murders
drunkenness, revellings, and such like. -
| The moral law says: do not do these
things" But the moral law in itself
does not give the power or the mind or
| inclination not to do them, nor does II
| save from suffering when sin has been
committed Hence the moral law Is
weak and inadequate, either TO prevent
anyone from SHINING. nor can II save
anyone from the guilt OF sin. But Christ
meets the guilt for the sinner, and then
| through his spirit puts new heart into
the sinner, which inclines him toward
goodness and righteousness.
We destroy law when we obey it. It
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METHODIST.

First Church, Fourth Street between
E and G, enthusiastically school. $3.50
a. m; Y. P. S. G. E., 7:15 p m; preach
ing by pastor the Rev. A. s. Beane; II
a. M, Going South" s p. M, "A
Famine"
Brightwood Park Church, the Rev H.
z. R. Reck. pastor-Sunday school. 9:45
a. NJ, superintendent. S. A. Terry. The
pastor viii preach at II a. n. Sunday
school anniversary at p. N, the Rev.
E. L. Watson will be present; Epworth
League. 7:15 p. m, leader. Mabel Sands.
At p. m. platform meeting In honor
of the nations defenders. living and
dead; short addresses by the pastor and
others; appropriate music. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
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Epistle to the Roman.

The Apostle Paul loved to do great
things. Not things that would greatly
dazzle the world. But things that would
greatly affect the world.
Rome was the seat of the power and
civilization of the world in Paul's time
Paul's great desire was to plant the Cos
pei OF the Son of God firmly in Rome as
quickly possible. To be allowed to
do this was his lifelong prayer to God
his consuming purpose.
Just after his three years of Christian
labor in the city OF Ephesus, while he
was wintering for a little while in Cor
NTH, where he had previously founded
Christian church, possibly in A. D. So.
he wrote the Christians. who were al
ready in Rome. a letter which is the
most systematic OF all his extant writ
,ings. consisting, for the most part, OF
psychological and theological treaties
on the nature OF the Christian religion.
He knew the greatness of Roman
thought, customs, laws, government, and
systems of religion. He anticipated how
the gospel OF Christ would be despised
there by the wise and great. But he
also knew the inherent greatness and
excellence of the principles OF the Chris
tan religion. he realized that II was
the one hope of the world. Rome includ-
ed. So he exclaims at the beginning of
his epistle, which is his excuse for
writing 1t, 81 am not ashamed OF the
gospel of Christ for it is the power OF
God unto salvation to every one that be-
lieyeth." Christianity is the one reli-
gion that can do something for men All
other religions sooner or later become
clogs to their progress
Paul makes the heart of the Christian
religion to be: Salvation from sin for
mar is by faith. and not by works. All
tier religions are built on works as a
means of salvation. Salvation according
II Christianity is built on the corner
stone OF faith
The Eplstle to the Romans has been
called the Systematic exposition of the
gospel OF Professionalism Coleridge calls
this the most profound book in exis-
tence The first half of the Epistle to
the Romans Is the most profound dis
ccssion ever written of the question
How does God forgive sim The dis
cUssion eliminates IN Romans, eighth
chapter. this Incompatible chapter. "
as Godet calls 1t. IF Holy Scripture
was ring" Gays Spencer, land the
y istle to the Romans its precious stone,
:tapter eight would be the sparkling
pCint of the jewel. .
In the first part of the treatise Paul
declares the wrath and Judgment OF
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ST. PATRIcK's.

The feast of Pentecost viii be solemn
ly celebrated at ST. Patrick's on Sunday.
The Rev. Father Dolan Will preach at
the II o'clock mass. There will be low
masses at Z. 8. and 10 O'Clock. Bap-
tisms at $3.50 vespers and benediction at
7:30 In the evening.
Friday being the first Friday of the
month. the usual devotions of the Sacred
Heart will be held Mass at o'clock IN
the morning, solemn exposition OF the
blessed sacrament all day, and sermon
and benediction at 1870 in the evening.
St. Joseph's School for Boys will close
on June ii, and st. Vincent's Academy
on June 1o.
HIS eminence. Cardinal Gibbons. the
Most Reverend Archbishop Keane. of
Dubuque; the Rev. James McCallen. of
st. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore; Mgr
D. J. O'ConnelI. rector of the Catholic
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destroys us when we disobey it. The
mind OF the flesh is enmity against God ;
for 1t is not subject tor obedient) to
the law of God, neither, indeed, can it
be. But the spirit OF Christ within us
harmoniZes our spirits with the intent
and purpose of divine law, and thus
saves us from the power OF the law of
sin and death. So 1t follows that If a
man has not the spirit of Christ in his
heart, that man has no part nor lot in
ChTist's salvation
Who is the Holy Ghost? He is the
effectively present Deity. He is God
continually In the midst of men and
touching their daily lives. He is the
God of perennial and daily inspiration,
the Comforter to whom we look in the
most pressing needs of comfort which
fill our common life. He is the God of
continual contact with mankind.
The new birth is not constitutional
change, the importation of new powers
to the soul. 1t is a greater change than
this, change of character; the supreme
inclination Of the affections is changed.
A converted man thinks, reasons, re-
members. imagines, now; and he did all
these before this conversion regen-
Grated heart feels, desires, loves, hates.
now; and 1t did all these before But the
chief subjects of thought, of love, of
hatred, are changed now; they are
revolutionized. 1t Is the most radical
change of which human character is
susceptible. 1t is change from sin to
holiness"
Not Slaves in Sin.
Christ is the great emancipation from
the slavery of worldliness. sin and
carnality. Christ's spirit quickens mems
spirits and enables them to resist the
temptations of the "fesh," in all their
forms, carnal, mental and spiritual
We are to give the body proper care
but we are not to Give after. 1t; that
is, as Chrysostom says, make it the
controller Of our lives" When a man
gets new heart and new character
through faith in Christ he becomes like
Christ, son of God. The expression,
Son of God, includes three ideas: l..
Likeness of God. 2. Objects of God
fatherly love. g. Heirs OF Gods inheri-
lance" The Bible always sharply di-
vides human beings; they are the con-
demned or the free, the feshly or the
spiritual. One class cannot please God.
Not morality alone. but spirituality, is
necessary. No self-righteousness admits
to this spirit-hlled life. The young man
who thought he had TO keep all the com
mandments from his youth up. could not
stand the test Jesus proposed. He found
that his heart loved the material-the
things OF the hesh-more than spiritual
things"
There fs one way of living that al
ways has been and always will be a
failure-the way OF self qualification and
self-worship. To enter upon such life.
leaving God entirely out of the calcu-
lation, and taking no care to walk In
his ways, will result in certain defeat"
Through Christ God has provided a
way 10 give man certain victory In life
and IN death. Simply by faith man can
become a son OF God, able through grace
to cruelty the deeds of the flesh and
come at last 10 the eternal reward of a
spiritual being akin to God. Behold
what manner OF love is this that we
should be called the sons of Cod
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EPISCOPAL.

Pro-Cathedral Church of the Ascen-
sion, Twelfth Street and Massachusetts
Avenue northwest. the Rev. John H. Ell
lott, s. T. D., -Whitsunday
May 81, holy communion, a. m; Pro-
Cathedral celebration with sermon, els
a. m. morning prayer, 1920 g. m holy
commlnien and sermon, IL a. M
Chinese SUNDAY School Proc Cathedral
House,, 2:30 p. M; parish Sunday school,
8 p. m; adult Bible class, p. NJ; sun
day School, Ascension Colored Mission
80 p. m; Sunday school evensong and
sermon. p. m. Pro-Cathedral mission
service, p. M; preaching at 9:15 by
the Rev. P. NJ. Rhinelander; at II and
s by the Rev. Clement Brown; and at
by the Rev. J. R. Bicknell
ST. Adams Church, Wisconsin Avenue
northwest, the Rev. G. G. Bratenahl
rector-Holy communion 7:30 a M ::
Sunday school, 9:45 a. NJ; confirmation
with sermon by Bishop of Washington.
II a. ID.
Peoples open air evensong on the
Cathedral site Sunday afternoon at 5
p. N. The Bishop of Washington will
reach. vested choir, led by a triple
quartet of musicians from the Marine
Band. who will play the following selec-
lions from 4:30 to 5, preceding the
service: Prologue, Celestial" Bach :;
song. Beyond the Gates of Paradise -
King; reverie. Schumann.
Christ Church. Street. between
Sixth and Seventh Streets southeast, the
Rev. A S. Johns. rector-Serviees Sun
day. May 81, $50 a. NJ; Sunday school
and Bible class for men; II a. M, morn
inF prayer and holy communion; D. NJ
children's service with vested choir; 7:90
p. M. evening prayer and sermon.
The Church of the Epiphany, G Street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets, the Rev. r. H. McKim. D. D.,
rector; the Rev. James F. Plummer and
the Rev. James Macbride Sterrett, D. D.,
assistant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 8 a. M,
holy communion; $3.50 a. m and .. m !,
Sunday school; 1856 a. M, Bible CLASS
in the church conducted by one of the
clergy; II a. M. service and sermon;
p. M, evening prayer and instruction:
p M, service and sermon. The rec
tor will preach morning and evening.
st. Marks Church. Third and A
Streets southeast. the Rev W. L. Dew
Peter, clergy-7:90 a. m. holy commun-
ion; II a. NJ, festival service. sermon
and holy communion; 8 p. NJ, festival
even song and sermon
Church of the Advent. corner Second
and Streets. LIE Droit Park, the Rev
Edward NJ. Mott. rector-sunday school,
800 a. m; morning prayer, sermon. and
holy communion, Il o'clock; evening
prayer, 1880 o'clock, and sermon by the
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. rector of ST.
Johns Church.
st. Johns Church, Georgetown, o
Street. between Thirty-second and
Thirty third. the Rev. Frederick B..
Howden. rector-Services tomorrow: {: 80
=. NJ. holy communion; II a. M, morn
Ing prayer. holy communion, and SER
mon; 4:sO p. m. evening prayer (plain)
1880 p. m, evening service with sermon
Grace Church. Ninth and D Streets
southwest, the Rev. Charles F. Sontag.
-Whitsunday: First celebration
at 1885, morning prayer, sermon. and
holy communion at IL: children's Whit
sunday festival at 4 p. N. The Rev. Carl
Smith. assistant rector OF st. Thomas
church, will preach at D. M Vested
rhnir
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M, Sunday school: II a. M, preaching
on Power From on High and at p.
m, on Spirit Filled Gideon.
Faith Chapel, Bowen Road, d. c., the
Rev. George Buckler. pastor-Preaching
at II a. m. and 1880 p. N. by the pastor
Sunday school. 8 p. N. Morning theme
America and the Jew" evening theme,
Our Beloved Dead"
Mount Vernon Place NJ E. Church.
South, corner Ninth and K Streets
northwest, the Rev. Forrest j. Pretty
man, pastor-Preaching at II a. m. and
p. N. by the Rev. ]. L. Kibler; Sunday
school at $50 a. m; Junior League at
p. M; Senior League at p M; prayer
meeting, Thursday at p. m
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.

The parish is progressing under the
jealous pastorship of the Rev. Father
Manley-
Work on the new church Will be push
ed as rapidly as practicable.
Preparations are In progress for the
lawn fete 10 be held from the 8th to the
18th of June, inclusive. at South Capt.
tot Street. between and 0.
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LUTHERAN.

st. Johns Evangel Lutheran Church,
Four and half Street southwest, be-
tween C and D Streets, the Rev. George
Brodthage, pastor-Sunday school. 10 a.
m; German service, holy communion. II
a. M; English service, D. M; anthem,
Thy Way, Not Mine"
Grace Lutheran Church. Thirteenth
and Corcoran Streets northwest. the
Rev. J. E. Alderman. pastor-Divine
service with preaching by the pastor at
II a. ~. and p. M; confirmation and
holy communion at the II a. N. service;
Sunday school, $3.50 q. ~
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ST. MARTINS.

The newly erected branch of the Holy
Name Society has entered upon its ca
reer with zeal and devotion which
give promise OF great results
The organization of a sodality OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary is now claiming
the interest and efforts of the pastor.
the Rev. Father Hannah.
The first annual picnic of the Sunday
school is being held on the grounds near
the Catholic University today.
The first May procession of the parish
will be held tomorrow at 8 o'clock
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THEosoPHY.
sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST.

1.-The Secret of the North-Why the
Needle Points TO the North-True
Science-What Is Heaven-The Millen-
mum. The above will be the subject
OF addresses by ]. s. Washburn
Sunday, May 81, at II and 7:45 D. M, at
the Seventh Day Adventist Church. cor
ner Twelfth and NJ northwest. Services
every Saturday al 10 and II a. NJ All
cordially invited.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Eighth Street northeast, between and
.G-Regular services every Sabbath, Sat-
Crday) at 10 and II a. N. Tent meetings
In the northwest Will be begun about
June Is.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE.

Evangelical Christian Science-At 8
p. m. In the lecture room of the Halls
Of the Ancients on New York Avenue,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets northwest, Bishop Oliver C. Sa-
bin will deliver a free lecture on the
subject of How to heal the sick through
divine methods" Quizz meetings We'd
nesday evenings at 2. m, devoted to
the answering OF such questions as may
be asked on the Sunday lectures.
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day Of June Will make three days
retreat next week. II will be conducted
~ the priests OF the parish
The Sodallty of the Blessed Virgin
will meet next Wednesday evening Next
Friday, the usual deyotions in honor
OF the Sacred Heart will take place at
4:30 in the afternoon at the Convent
Chapel, and at 1870 in the evening in the
church
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ST. PAUL'S.

The May procession in honor of the
blessed mother. will take place tomor-
row afternoon. After the procession the
children will be admitted into the Parish
Hall where the distribution of premiums
will take place
The children who are to receive their
first holy communion on the first Sun
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UNITARIAN.

All Souls Church, Fourteenth Street.
corner of L Street northwest. The
Rev Ulysses G. B. Pierce. minister 9:45
a. m. Sunday school and class In COM
parat1ve study of religion. 10 a m.
Unity Study Glass. II a. m, morning
service; sermon by the minister. ?.
m, Young Peoples Religious Union.
Meeting in the Chapel.
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SACRED HEART.

A fine musical program will be given
tomorrow at the vesper service in honor
OF the Sacred Heart
Preparations are In progress for the
lawn party 20 open on the 18th of June,
at the corner of Fourteenth Street and
Lydecker Avenue. The festival Will be
for the benefit of the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart. and it viii be continued
for twelve days.
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1.-The Sons of Cod is the subject of
discourse to be delivered in Society
Temple. corner Fifth and G Streets
northwest. Sunday $50 p. What God
has been doing to save the world, and
the various steps taken toward the de-
velopment OF the sons CT God, upon
whose manifestation the grooming cre-
alton" awaits and depends. viii be IL
Illustrated by chart and proved by
Scripture. The discourse will be pre-
ceded by fifteen minute song service.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY AL
LANCE.

Christian and Missionary Alliance
Meetings viii be as usual on Monday
evening at 1880 and Friday afternoon at
2, meeting for children on Monday after
noon at 2; special all day meetings on
Friday. June ., at 10 a. NJ. 2. and 7:30
p. m. at the Assembly's Presbyterian
Church. Fifth and I Streets northwest;
the Rev. Henry Wilson, D. D., of New
York, will speak.
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WESLEYAN PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH.

Wesleyan Pentecostal Church-Corner
Ninth and D Streets northwest, the Rev.
II. B. Hos1ey. pastor-Wfil hold tent
meetings on Fifth Street northeast, be-
tween and G Streets Sunday Services
Will be 10 a M, and D N. Every
night during the week at 1870.
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ST. DOMINIC'S.

Tomorrow, feast OF Pentecost. sol
emn mass. and sermon at II o'clock. In
the evening at I O'Clock. solemn yesp
ers. May procession and crowning OF the
statue OF the Blessed Virgin.
Next Friday devotions in honor of the
Sacred Heart will be held morning and
evening
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OTHER SERVICES.

The Society for Bible Study will meet
In their nall, 314 Pennsylvania Avenue
southeast, Sunday evening. at o'clock.
subject. THE Sonship OF Christ, or God
Manifest in the Flesh"
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Che international Sunday School Lesson


THE LIFE GIVING sPIRIT.-Rom viii:1-l4
By Rev. JOHN y. LYLE.
Today's lesson is paean of victory.
Salvation by grace is worth having.
God gives the Christian a certificate of ac-
quittal.
Regeneration is better than reformation.
Spirituality is better than morality
To be ''son of God'' is the greatest Of
achievements
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ST. MATTHEW'S.

The annual picnic of the Sunday school
children will be held in June. after the
close of the classes on the 14th of the
month.
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FRIENDS.

Friends meeting (orthodox), First and
c Streets northeast-Bible school 9:45
a. m. Meeting for worship II a. M and
Thursday 1880 D. n.
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UNIYERSALIST.

Church OF Our Father, Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest, the Rev. John Van
Schaick, IT., pastor, will preach at IL
a. m. AT 7:30 p. M. Y. P. c. U. SER
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

The Peoples Church. 423 G Street
northwest-The Rev. Alex Kent, pastor,
will speak ct 11:15 on The Secret of
Emerson's Power"
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

The Plymouth Congregational Chris
tian Endeavor Society was entertained
on Tuesday evening by the Rev. John
Edward Farrow, OF New York, who gave
an illustrated lecture on THE Simple
Life"
Members of the Calvary Baptist Chris
tian Endeavor Society held social on
Friday evening last, when the guests
were members of the intermediate So
ciet-- = l.. ,.s.aa! ;,nd literary program
VIC eieen - Prof. Oates violin class,
and by Mr.. McNulty.
The Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church Christian Endeavor
Society was visited last Sunday night by
President 0. P. Kellar and Recording
Secretary H. C. Metcalf. The meeting
was we'll attended.
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NEW CHURCH.

New Church Mission educational, not
sectarian), 1903 New York Avenue north
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University. and the Rev Dr. Grammar,
We're guests at the rectory during the
week
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BAPTIST.

\ Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets Notwithstanding at IL a. m
and p. m. by the Rev. D. w. Sheppard,
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west, second floor. Service will be held
at 4:30 p. m, subject. Permission and
Proclamation" Swedenborg class. Thurs
day evening, at 100. Subject. "PsychoI-.
ogy and the Soul"
New Church-Sixteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest the Rev Frank Sew
all. d. D., pastor. Morning service and
sermon. at IL a. m. for the Feast OF
Pentecost-" Sunday school. I2:15- sa1
THEOSOPHY.
Lecture, "Theosophy and Spiritual
ISM" at headquarters, Washington
branch, Theosophical Society, 22z a
Street southeast, on Sunday, May 81,
1903. at 8 p. m.
The regular weekly meetings of the
Blavatsky Branch, T. S. A, are held
at it's hall. third floor lilo Street
northwest. Thursday evening, at 3
o'clock Readings. discussions, and
questions. Subject. Compensation"
The Newark journal., 1903-01-30

Governor Davis vetoed the bill allowing members of the legisla- ture thirty copies of a daily paper and in explaining why he did so said that 1t was unconstitutional,
 and that 1t tended to increase the compensation of the members of the assembly by the members now
 in the session; that it was neither a necessary nor a contingent eX- pense, but, on the other hand, was an unnecessary expense, and was
 premeditated. He quoted at length from an opinion rendered by Sen ator Clarke while he WIS attorney general on this same bill and quot ed the endorsement of Attorney General Murphy of this opinion. The governor further objected to the bill because 1t cut out the coun- try papers from participation in the benefits. lie mentioned the probable cost as being about S10,- 00a, and said he thought this amount could be spent with a great deal more benefit to the peo- pie of the state. This k the best thing Governor Davis has done iu year and The Journal heartily indorses his action in this matter.