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Evening journal., 1904-08-16
HOTEL IROOUOIS

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. sou'h Carolina
avenue and the Beach. Capacity 400. Max.
ing speciai rates. $3.50 up weekly. The
finest location. Elevator to street; largo
rooms; private baths; fine porches with
view OF ocean; amusement hall and every
appointment. Write for booklet. W. r.
shaw. j25-20t
Evening journal., 1904-08-16

her work. she'd better consider how to
do Il IN a satisfactory manner er-Brock-
ton Times.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
SUMMER RESORTS.
Cedar Beach.

Beautiful summer resort on Delaware
Bay--G miles from Milford Every com
fort at Hotel Traymore. Fishing and
Shooting. Bathing. sailing. SHUTTLE boards
bowling, file Griving. Terms reasonable.
bus meets trains at Milford. Lon Rust
Prop. Hotel Traymore,
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
Pocono Heights House

An excellent resort in the Pocono
Mountains. Elevation $500 feet. Mod
ern improvements. Table supplied
with fresh vegetables. milk, butter and
eggs produced on the property. Ad-
dress Samuel S. Edinger Mt. Pocono,
Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16

a vordy c0naiet-Detween rival die
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
CITY FIRE ALARM STATIONS

In foreign cilmbs-the Alps.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE COLWYN

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. 2i South Mich
igan avenue, near beach. Open all year
irst-class family hotel with home com
forts and ar excellent table. Special 81
TO $40 weekly N.25 to 500 daily. F. c..
Warhurton. jy2s-2et
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27
A Statement to Voters.

Forsyth, Mo-. October -, 1904.
Editor Republican,:
desire to say to the publicthat the
that tried 10 dictate to him whom he
should select a. grandiurors, is aoso-
| lutely false. Here are the facts:
l had an order from Judge Burkhead
| for "a grandjary to be selected by the
sheriff. | had also, authority from
Judge Burkhead to change said order
so that the county court could make
the selection. Believing that the
county attorney should be heard in
such matters went 10 Mr., Hull and
| told him Of the order had and of my
authority to change it. l also told him
lect as gooa graudiury at less expense
/ to the county, and asked him il he had
any objection 10 my assisting him in
preparing venire. to which he replied
that he had none. Thereupon he and
made and agreed to the following
list of men: Judge Linzy, Dee Thur
mon, Byron Butler, q. +. Lingenfelter,
Vince Cummings, j. ). Shipman, Geo.
L. Owen, VIII Crowder, John Il. VIII
son, Elbert Beeler, Albert Dean and
w. W. Patterson, with the understand
ing and agreement that Mr.. Hull
would summon thess men. filed the
original order unchanged, and gave
the matter no further thought Ii was
not until the first day of court that
found that Mr.. Hull had violated our
agreement
That he had a right to select whom
he pleased after had filed the order
do not deny, and am not objeciing 10
the men summoned by Mr.. Hull. My
objection is "a the statement first re-
ferred Ia, and 10 the further statement
by Mr., Hull that l was trying 10 select
Il grandiury that could controle. Tho
list of names above given amply refu,es
the last named statement, These men
are we'll known and do not hesitate TO
say that they could not be used ~ the
tools Of any man.
Respectfully,
J. Z. L, MCKNIGHT.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

sECuNp CONSTITUTIONAL AMENp-
MESr-t ttN,NNi,nnS iN> ihS rr~svNSt,on IL
urrS tor rnaCtu,u,. ~ ;C4uirc cpact-
mCutS ~ ihr CSnvvai Assembly - DC
rStin%ats"n ,si, and - ' G,t,a,. @ rSrcfSafsl and
Nnu!itNS re'iV'o';S ""d 'he relations 70
n'vaSUvSs apprNvoG ~ VuaoIod by eie>-
iorsl--Nt>S
SECOND CoNSrIrl'rlNN NJ. AMEND
M&\r-t tfr"Nld.Gg g.: 'Av r'>cr' a''on IL
th,. ptvi'l,, ~ tH> right IL Vyv.,o>S ravl~-
%mS '"r Ti',,''n,S@l . to S,;.iI> r,S%!.r% ynAItc
submitted - = NNt" II IN pNoV|y ;vr
i. t;i.. 3'i''. "a& {" I"hHC CvtcTCUSal and
initiative i,Jglju0S ana the yvi"JiNuS nt
Ia, EN.>uj.>, .aA NvuCyal Assembly ~
ua,"~C.y> approved ~ enacted 10y Sle>-
EHlEn rrNSrlrIrloNAi. AMEND
WI, with o. rir,.N,,Hr ~ :! : \'-N"'NS Tor
r,uHu CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEN Na'auT,s.CE a levy a., nv cents
iG.,i., school >a..&r'ri No.
,HnyRrr! coNsr'r, rIoNNL A>iENp,,
M :. H. 60 G5a ri ~ Es'noy s',' '.S s,SI
Folwrsi roNsrtrI~rInNAI. AMEND
MG\r-'Ni. go. r.a- :s'.c....!s t. SraDt
n,s;c%'T7 "&& '' 'A" '''"'''' '>-'' '"s'E' F''.'
.ElEr'i CpNsrlr; rInNNI. NMENn-
,'t,\r--,N"tI.r.s'. = lyNy vt ;"G. cyn,s
;,. ;.r ,,s IL 'F''''" . "'" '"p''''
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

a,vI policemen and Tor relief Nt wi,iSws
and ShiiIrVn ~ s"Ch p"liccmCnl-No.
SECOND CoNSrIri i'rIoNAl AMEND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iur the reservation TO
&rsS lUr vrSSimcut, 10 require enact
n'CuJS ~ thv Gvn,sSI Assembly IL os
ra,iNcat;on, aud to l, uac ry;,t, n,,aI and
initiative pct't'onS and lhc relations Of
r,v~>ur,S approved or enacted by SIoe-
t,r~l-NtSS.
SECpNn CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
NE\ It l!'r"NiIs"S - the rsSSrN sitNn 10
llC nv,nplS o. Ihe rSEay a. propose mv,iS-
nica;~ ,,t ~ Gt., al Assembly IL I've
submitted to a Vote vI the people for
RATIFICATION, ao~ 1" de,l3c rvtNrsuGal and
initiative petitions .,ud ihC relations vf
ihC Executive and N>ucral Assembly 10
mcarHrCS approved "r enacted AH SiSS-
rtiIHp CONSrUyt "riuNAL AMEND
MEN = .N",aor.&,"s = levy - t,Nv, CO. Is
wnCiNwnh 10 pr,E.t' tTSS tYNi-0'"Ns Tor
EIOuc school >EiIr,nl-NES,
,rN'Er .NnNSTtr,'GipNAl. NMEN',-
MEN + lN;,tR'"'-.,.. j l,NE ~ ave vouts
public school vA.tgv,.'-No.
ME:Nr- tls,aui,iok r.,,lroa,lS - Sr.,nt
"Sns n'SP!s,Ts o' '"' ''''', '''' A'''"''S' ''>'
ForEri, CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
~, M @ ,r.,1Sl@r',, ,,'' ~ State 10 o,'Sr.
rs',sna'FS ~ 'no General Assembly. etc)
ME%r", AVI,, -.sim.. = iSvv ~ sS,SS Cc,tts
for rNS Years i"r t". i'uTis'SSS ~ NrvAJnS
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

FIRST CoNSrITt' AMEND
MEM -t.\GtSCriziSs tAc General ASSEM-
btN 70 prhNsuC ON law ,Nr cities "
ltN,AN ~ u,NrC t. create s,,sS maintain a
prUS,o0 Eund Tor G!S,l.slVI or SUpCranpU-
SsVS pNilSCuiVu and SNr reflex Ot widows
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

SECOND CoNSrl~truNAL AMEND
Nt>NC- INV, t','rE ffr the u'>,rNAt''n -
Nrts :nr ,nAci,u, n. - require enact
mruts vt III" GN't. g"i NSSC,uNlN ~ ho
rst,a,,1,iuu. ana t. ,jc;inr refer, r,u,t"! AMI
intuRi'NV Vruti"ns &nd n" r'",uHps
,n' ~, ,,,,r, NJ ,,,,,t'l ~
tcrss-Nl,S.
Si<uNp CNNSTl~t'rtrNA AMEND
MGNt., ,IloNIu'uk ~ V''S rvSytNH;fou -
the ptHll' uj thv g...... to propose lA'-tS-
avs t"' ,nHrt'a, d.. I" r.l.;rC .@",t.
n;cut> ut "a, G,',, '.'l Assembly 20 NH
syhUssttca t. a Nvs" e t2r lCr2ly tnr
iNt!ucTt'ro. and - els ,0c r"i'r, "tai "uJ
Nt;ttttNN pCli,lNU~ sUG IA lV'Itl"U> ~
tho tNvvuJlNc aud G,U,ral Assembly -
n'caSUrrr approved "r enacted 10y e!e>-
TIuHn CQNsTlT''TiNN'l. NMfNr-
Nam. L\@;hvr;N,'.,. 3, 'yNN q; ave cents
v&Grrwnn ~ r,,, r,TL 49, iry' ~: \ \'-'"'NS t'r
7uIuu CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
Nt,\l-' lutovrt@,tS s 1->N nj uNv cents
mii,,<NS,i; Tdbi< stna" 81 lntilrsSu;"NG ''
EH,Eru roNsrrrl .rIoNNL AMENp.
MN ,,STS S Il i;',,' G@ Gn, SSn,oi> ' '''f' s,5
YES
rorNTlI CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
Nii,Nr- >s;,>u;rtn= ralirosd~ :" SrAnt
tr,v u"">l',.. ...t..n L., ST. ";ayI'S;
"',9i,''> N% vt '''' ">''''''' '>>' "'''S' ''>''
.rLf~ru .NNNsTlr'' 'rIoNA!; NMENp-
ME>F- auth ,sls,ns :, 10y oi ;'t.c y%m;.
Uu,iIis,en YES
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

FIRST INSTITUTIONAL AMEND
NENTN--i AuthorsEsak the General Asscu-
hlN 10 provide hY law Tor cities OF
foS,tsC or n,NrC t. create Snd maintain
peuSicO IuRl tor disabled or SupcrSnaQ-
Steta policemen and tor relief of widows
Snd chlldrVn of such Potcemcio-No,
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

FiRsC CoNsrrrCrlp4S,L AMEND
MENr--I \u;NNrIsiug the GcNcral ASSEM-
bin i0 pru,i iJC by law fHC cities ot
lNtVN Vy morC ~ NCCStc a-d ntatntStn a
pcnsloN tNNd tNr disabled or SupvCann4-
atCd pOi,VcmCo aud Tor relief q; widows
aud ChitdrCn et such pSliSCmcnl-
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

. hereby
"a , n nom Nee ofdt { me h he er,ur,
n II d an l e ~ in hha am form in which they
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

sE,'nNn CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
MENt. ,i'y,'NtdtnE Tor the rCSCrN"ilOn ~
tnV ~, np,V - thC rtRht 1" prNp"~S MEAS
uryS tor ,aSCtmcnt, to rVNUttc enact
mcuts ~ Inv GcocrHl Assembly to hc
runrultI,l tN a vote Ot the rCNpic Tor
Iutii,l alton. Uud ,N dChnc tytCrcndal and
,U,tlsttNc pCtit,OuS aud the relation" ~
thr lN,CutNc AMI GCuVs,l ASSCmh'N -
nN,NSUrVs approved Or enacted Ivy clCr-
lNlsNa=N kS,
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

SECpNp CUNSrtTC .NMENp-
MENC- lt1v'N i,inS 'V> ih> rN~SvN,'tico -
the pNuItN ~ thV riGSS &" propose IN, as
urN> tor NH5CtuI,u ut. Z" require VpsISt-
uVutS ~ iAc General .\~>v >voo!N - DO
submitted - u NNt,. ~! ;hv itSNN!v &,
r,tti'ivatiuu. aU1 - GvtG, rcfCrcndal and
Nltti1ttNS rStiIiCNS sad Ihv v<lSItNuS 10
tbC Executive "&l General ASNCmolS t.
n'vN>UvSS approved Sr VU1Cgod by elS>-
iNrSl--N \ t>S
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MsNT-IAOthorsstng the General Assem-
bly, 10 provide ny iaM tor eittes Of
1Sv,tNtA or taOrNc to Crcate aud unatntaia a
s>R<>sSs2- Lsnd " SisaSisnksSnx1emnG
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

sEIONp CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
MENl-t trUNN td'nty Tor the reservation to
the p,'Nplv ~ IA" ltghi t. propose mCSS-
nrC~ GHr g,tUl, NJ, u r,NlutCC enact
mCntS III the ,3VuCCsu .\SsJ JmhlN 10 bo
supn,ilI,u - - vote of thy la,NplC ter
ratluCauon. aud to dviluc rvECrcuUIl and
iuittNItNr l,,ttsAN's~ UNu thu relations "
thS Executive and GVHCVal Assembly to
nUy,,SUtt~ approved Nr enacted NN clIS-
kprsl MIS-.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

~ .sNfNSrtTt 'Tl1NAL AMENp-
AENN~< U;horsStNg tAe General ASSEM-
hlN lo ptONtie ~ law IOr cities %
lU1VN ~ mOrV tN create and maintain -
prusiNn ful,d Tor disabled Nr Supcraunu-
.ttCa pnliCCmCn and tNr rNji"S ot widows
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

iStvC or taug,, to trcair and maiutaiu a
tN.us,0N t'iaA t"r d,sSN,'d Il Wrs sNpcrannn-
GiCU Is,,l,c, A,u an, tNr rcltvf " wttoNs
and ,h,,,ii,o u ~ such roltcvme'4
sE,,nNn ,ONSrtTUTtoNA AMEND
MENi t'y,Ntdin1 Tor the reservation ~
tNy ~, olIV - tnC rtRht 4" propose meas
Srs '|r s''mSSS ma sms, !" sstn, rsH%SS TS"I ,s be
suhm't'C,i 1" vote nt thv rc"plS Tor
n,'HG 4nS To- dN dS,"T ,n st'SrSI,3"r ""H M
thc NVCuitNc Hud GCuCgn A>SCmh'N 70
n,,USErVs aVlrr>Cd "r enacted hS clor~
SECNNp ,'NNSriTCTtNSN AMEND
MINT. U'rvNi,ituS tor the rVSvrNat,n 1"
tNC poVrlc "f thS r,rm - c'opos" moas'
t.CS tor cuHctn'oAt, I" rvIu,re CI"Gt-
u,n'S "I ,h" HS"T,al \SS. mnlE I" %, HS
rau,,,.t;,u a"l to dcnuc rcrcrsn@i aud
,u'u4,l'' ~ 'ut anu ,hS ly.At,S,%iS ., q,
n,asurc~ approved ~ Nuartcd eH ViSN-
trrslH No
rtltl.n ,pNSrrrt'rlnNN AMEND
MENT, ,>u,hor,s!uS = l,vy OF ~, >onts
wNrr,wtth ~ lrv>i0, irvv I, N,-NoyGs frr
TGGlic school ,hiidr,:n -NES.
Tlulp CnNSrIr, riuNAl. AMENp-
MENr.,N.sFyr'a,nS = ieNI " nLr .'4,s 9l,s
whyt'Wuh I" r,"';1E t'EE ,'N'-"''Ns ''F
FOURTH rnNsurrrioN.N. AMEND,
m,:,eSSs sSS '",P u ,S% 'S' WSn,rSi EssSmny. CO
VNlRru CuNSr .rU'rlONAL AMEND
N,tNr. ,lSvlu,yiu> tu,Iroli~ 1" srsn'
u'C trtn'"T''' 49, t." STATE ""'I.iS;
%%. %',','''~ '' '''' >'>"''''' Mss" "''S' '''.'
ruyru CoNSrrcvr!oNN. AMEND
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

runsp CuNSrrrt"ClNSNL. AMEND
MEN. NuthVrts!pS a lrNN UT UNN NCutS
whrr,wtJh IL l.yvNtOv trVV I, NI-NVHkS tcr
pGnliC school ,hlld",;h .-NES.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

F'liiST CONSTITUTIONAL .\MEND.
ME<r~ tNNtNnrtstNg the General AS~Sn.
plN IL prNNsdv NS law Tor CttC> w
iV,;SN Nr nlNr, IL create ami maintain -
pvOStNN iUnd lnr disabled ar sUISEannO-
atcd pHliCCmCa anJ Tor cCl,Ct al widows
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

SECOND CONSrIri 'rIoNAl. AMEND
Observation-Disclosures gur Jhc rVSVVN alton to
tGC pSCplC Ot ShC r;Gbt ~ propose nlCsSS-
SstSS lpV VlsSNtplClt. 10 rNN,l2lrv tsl.t~t-
nVuyS ~ tEV Gv0,sal Assembly IL os
Submitted IL - NNt ~ the isN~splt' Inr
Initiative petitions snd the relations Of
ihV kNCC0tiNS ,,NI Gy0Vy.sl Assembly TO
mVS>uuSS approved or enacted by Vloc-
I, ,rSl-Nt.S.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

tOl'RriI CpNSrlrt"riONNl. AMEND
ME\1'. tH"pU;riuS railroads {" Er1nt
ir.,, IUsuN u. .rtattvA t. state officers,
,,,,:u.,ts ~ Ia" t,uvrll Assembly. CIvh
Y ES.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

MENT- tAatsarls,ns the urWcrsi .lssrm.
plN 10 pf,sN,,i~ hN law Tor cities NJ
'etU,o or tougea to ,rc0tc and matutatu -
lNus.NN t,al tor disable Il Nr SUl,Vrannu.
si,u IN,,Cs Ai,O ana tNr rcliVg " wiioNs
and ,h,l,ii,N ~ such p"ltCvmeap-No,
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

SECOND CONSTITV VTlONAL. AMEND
ME\T-,PrnNsSiGG tor the reservation 10
the people OE IhC right t. propose meas
GrVS FOR enactment. IL rVNIGlrc enact
nsCOtS oT thu General Assembly ~ es
submitted ~ vote ~ taN lst>NplS for
r&lncaJtou. and IL aVunC Vcicrcuaal anu
initiative petitions and IhC relations of
the ENScuItNV an0 tCuVr1l Assembly 70
ncasUrvS approved or voactvd by elSe-
lOrsl-N rs.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
MENr-t tir,', l,,sts ftc the v''>S SrN,,ts"n -
the lyNptv " tAy !. ,Ut Ia propose nCAs-
LryS .nT VnlCIto, IA. - r,-IutTV enact
mruts ,,t the t;,itr gat Assembly IL lac
submitted ~ "a NN,, ut the g,,s,'ir Tor
raUuSptiuu. and t. .ivanC refer, u,tUI AMI
lntIiRt,Nv lrCtttiNNs s,ud ShN rV.,llHuS ~
thv l.N,SUtiVC and -, .Cfsl Assembly "a
u,ya> Gg,,> SppruNVd ~ enacted eN VGVc-
Ipr<N-Nl,S
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

Tun;p ,'tNSrIrl "rIpNNt. AMENp-
NEN'r. ,N~,Hur' stuS a 'vNN VI NV ,Vuts
whvt,Nith to prHN.dV trvC tCNN~hScAs Tor
punliV >Nhv,u Nhildrvul-\b,
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

FIRST INSTITUTIONAL. ANSNp-
MtsNf-tAutooggz.a, : Ihv IsCacrat ASSEM-
hlN To .s>scNiJS by law for cities os
leAsSNss~,>ISon SrcS,te and maintain a
49, 49, uSlis.ss.-
and VhliEry' .a.--N MY rs.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

StsCONp CNNSriTl'TtOSNl. AMEND
Mk\T. p'ruN iituS tor the rVSvrN ai.'u I"
llgV !NCVplC Vi thN N,Eht IL propose M as
! .Cs. tOr CunCtn,vAt t. require CHACt-
ts,utS UT the ICUVySl Ass. mNlN Io hc
~,l,Hy ;t,rk ~ \ NutC Nf GON people tNy
ratil.Ats,u. a"l to dCtiuC r"rClyuv.d aud
Initiative, ~. .v'.t ANA the rvtAiHuS ~
the l.>VCuiN, .,nd "a jSl A.S, ,mhlN IL
measures approved ~ VuaSJcd cN UicN-
tvrsl#N NJ.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

Nh'iNiNA "a S">" t~tN>AaNAAf s>NN
SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
the p,,rl,l, ~ shS right t. propose mcss-
nrc~ '"r ,Ht'tG,, ni. &" rSIutr| enact.
supmiIJ,U - vote of the i.Soplc ter
ratlnc,uon. aud e. dciluc. rcGcrcudal and
thv E>cyu,tlr and t3,Hcral Assembly to
nN"suItS approved Nr enacted HN Hles-
tVr~l-NES
sECn&n CuNSTrrt'TloNN NNlCNC-
NJ ~. NuoNidtuC Tor thr reservation IL
thv Iu urlS NJ IN" r. stat L. pvNlNrsc m""s-
urc~ i"r vuNc'u'.n.. {" r"iutr" vnbrt-
n'.Uis ,t tnv G'',cal ASS raN'y {" DO
IUll.,ratou. and t. ct, t,s,, =, tytvutal and
initiative ruNn"S yNd 'hy relations -
m",asUrr~ arrr,Ncd or enacted ny cleo
TulRp CuNSrlr; AMEND
NENT. INuJbovlstuE a l,,N ~ t,NC cents
puEr, :, GoHl thIldsr'o YES
Tump CONsT;rJ rIoNNl. AMEND
MENr-L L\uinnr'4'nE . l'>E ii ny vSnts
SaS,ic %9w's s.ho" IL Eni,lf%n, ,l sr ''>''A' ''f
-FCrlirn roNsr'rrTI"NNt.AM AMENn,
.i,.\ L" 's', Hu.it..; ''.ilf'',,.'~ I" Nf.'hS
m m r,,, - Ia Gyucr,,, HSs,snpi> Cts
-lE&
MENr-,i, Vn>.r- r";'T",'S L" frtEt
tcvv trau>p@ru't..n = St@tS "iNcSrS;
mS<wH'r> at 'h' H,""r'H ASs' m"'>' S'el
TIErL E&,NSrlrl.rl,1\>i:: NM M.
\W'h%rs,S & = ~, :, ;y>\ ~ t',I ,.,,'s
- tuna lov an vrsyI3oa -; a "eW capitol
builAirE' rs
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

St>,nNN CpNSTrrCTlON NNlENr-
n ". t'roNldluU Tor The reservation IL
thv I' uTlN NJ thV r;sNt L. propose U"H>-
UTTS jnr VuSCtw ~. ~ r'autvS enact
r'rut> ,t tNC q ~, rai NsS. la,IN tN Sc
sNbmttt,H u a Nt.HNt the I. NplV Tor
rUti,yraUuu. Jud t. ,t,tj,' r,tvIvntal and
irtNattNC p'tl,'uUS ,Nd tNv relations ~
the Executive aud q, uCT.u N~ScnN!y -
tV.~N Ne
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

Eit'ru CpNSTl-rt. riONNl AMEND
NNs\I'. ,NuJH,y.. "a. lvNN vt ;vuv VvHtS
iar l'>, Nv,sr~ fuI she !'urI'H~,'S ~ ,rV-ItpS
u tgud TOT the V;VSituG ~ a new capitol
lAiillLl.NN y lNS
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

FNl.RTu CNNS'r TUITION AMEND
NtENr. ,lSvlu.yiu> tUurold~ {" Srsn'
u,C tus,'N'ttI .'-f t. state officers.
The Taney County republican., 1904-10-27

T'Nliip Cn>Srlr; 'rIrNNL AMEND
NE\T. ,NUJhovsziuE a h,NN ~ tNV cents
NNvvvNk,n H. i'yvNHA% trvS ttNt-N,'nks ESr
pUClt, =, huNl ,-ultaIvHN rs.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-03-10
Mosby's surrender.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Would
You inform me through The National
Tribune where and when Mosby surren-
dered, and to what General?-LoUIs
MEIsEL. Co. /, list n. Y. Cav, Central
City, s. D.
lin April Col. Mosby met Gen. Han
cock, who was then in command OF the
Shenandoah Valley, and the question of
extending to him the same terms as those
given Lee was discussed. At that time
Secretary Stanton was opposed to treat
ing Mosby as a soldier, and wanted to de-
clare him an outlaw. The interview ended
in MOsby turning over his command to
Lieut.-Col. Chapman, who, April q, at
Winchester, surrendered tile larger por-
ton of 1t, and received the same terms rs
those given Lee. The next day at Fau-
4uier, Mosby issued a farewell address to
his men, and took leave of them. He
felt that he ought not to surrender while
there were Confederate armies i'm the
field, and proposed to communicate with
Gen. Johnston before giving up. Gen.
Grant wanted Mosby treated as a soldier,
but directed Gen. Hancock that in the
event of Mosby not surrendering, to set
a reward upon his head. June Is all the
other rebel armies having surrendered,
Mosby came into Lynchburg and asked
to be paroled. This was then refused him,
but later in the month he was given a
parole the same as the 0thers.-EDITOR
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IHrsnxb Dow.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: II II
would not be a3kiAa too much, would
like to have yom give the history of Lo-
renzo Dow, the celebrated preacher
LEWIS BLACKFoRD.. Iongstreth, 0.
[Lorenzo DON Sas born in Coventry,
Conn.,, Oct. 16.ia7VE. At nm early age
he accepted the Methodist Eel doctrines and
became a preacher, though his educa ton
was very liinited He preached for a
number of yeaf2fta New York, Massa-
chusetts and VstIHHht, but believing he
had divine caY t4teonvert the Catholics
OF Ireland, he male two visits to that
country and to Ensland. BY his eccen-
trio manners and gIeat eloquence he drew
after him immense scrowds. and introduced
the camp-meetings into England. which.
from the controversy it excited, resulted
in the organization OF the Primitive Metho-
dists. He spent the years of 1902 and 'OY
in Alabama, delivering the first Protestant
sermon ever preached in that State. He
extended his labOrs into Louisiana, preach
ing to the settlers in the extreme borders
OF civilization, and to the Indians. Dur
ing bis latter years his efforts were speci.
ally directed against the Jesuits, whom, he
regarded as the enemies OF true religion.
He wrote number Of books. among
which his "PoIemic Writingss is often re
,rinted, and died In Washington, ID. G.
FEB. 16S4.-EDIToR NATIONAL
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ina
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tal. a. i,
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