Wtz mxjCateti
0
Vel ii urn XX-Ne, 11.
LANCASTER PA,. THURSDAY. OGTOB Ell 18, 1&8I3.
rrkoTweCeaUi.
HTOVKH,
IUIKN A IIHKNKMAN.
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!
rull A IIA.NDSOMK I'HKSKNT
Library or Parler Lamps.
CHANDELIERS FOR GAS OR GOAL OIL.
A H:Y AMI Kl.KUANTbTOl K AT LOW I'KIOKS.
Steves Heaters and Ranges, Slate Mantels.
Plumbing, Qns Fitting-, Tin Reefing' nntl Sneuting.
FLINN & BKENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
Mtnr
G
KO. KAIINKSIOUK.
UAMt'S OLD
Ne. 14 East King Street.
CORSETS, COJRSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS.
Full Assortment In nil thu lU'fllriihlntiiiike Ne elil Heed, all Ceri-els cleiui, nt'iit mill fresh,
und IHted by thoroughly competent mill similes. Short I' I). COUSKTHef Sittln, Km-
broldured mill Lnce Trimmed, In Hlue, Ituil mill Crtutm. ildn.. KIIKNCH WOVKN
COItSKTS, JI.50, uiunl prlcu $'.'ue. Tim bust vuliie In the city at
Me . 75e., 7c, f I (0 mill tl i.
Bargains in Ladies' and Children's Jerseys.
MXIez. II1.UK, C.IIKKN, HUOWN, CAIIDINAI.. UAIINW unit III.ACK .1 KKSKYtt (urtilillilien,
lit II 25, 11.10, l. 75 unit tue. Alse, u lull und ceiupktu auet linen tot Jerseys ul till prices Ireiu
$IM te 115.10.
GEORGE EAHNESTOCK,
NO.14 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
I'UVilHIU AND
lUlirt I.. AH.NOI.D.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING,
GAS FIXTURES, OIL FIXTURES,
TIN ROOFING, SLATE ROOFING,
Steam Fitters' Supplies, Patent Celd Case Heaters.
CSTFinest Werk, Best Workmen. Leave your Orders at
JOHN L. ARNOLD'S,
Neb. 11, 13, 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
HUM AS
r-lliaMIKK FKH1IL.I7.UK CO.
HTJMIA.N G-UA.SrO.
OerapcBOd of Pure Human Exoremotit and Uriue. Unrivnled for Wheut,
Totmcce, Qrnaa, Cern, &e.
-se I, I) 111
WM. II. JON Kb, .Ne. l.fiil Mitlkul btlcet; C. I!. ItOlihllH, .Nu, 1.1J Muiket Street;
(HIAHAM, KMI.K.N A I'ASHMOItK. Ne (31 Market btriy.1 , J. K1IIKII A IsON, llranohtewn,
I'hlludelphlu, iiml responsible dealers gunemlly.
0FFICK.N0. !M$ Chestnut Street, Piiiltitlelphia.
uuglMiiiid
O. MUSSBLMAN, Agent, Wltmer, Ltiucnater ceuuty, Pa
HUUICH ANlt
JOHN
HAr.lt '3 HONH.
SCHOOL
Scheel Supplies and Stationery,
LARGE STOCK AT LOW PRICES,
AT Til K HOOKSl'OtlK OK
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Neb. 16 and 17 NORTEC QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA.
TIN WA UK, XV.
ftlUN 1'. SUIIAUftJ.
FURNACES and RANGES
OK Al.l. KINDS
REPAIRED.
Cull mill Hoetlm New Impievud WUOUUIlt'
lltON COLD CASK.
Radiating Portable Furnace,
The Cheapest uml
MurkeU
Hest FUK.VAqK III tlie
MANUFACTUUKD K0LU31VKI.Y 11
Jehn P. Schaum,
24 Seuth Queen Streot,
Inb27-lya
LANCASTKll. l'A.
UUOLKUlr.S.
A TltUIWIl'H.
REMEMBER !
An tlie boiusen iiilvuuoed we will Imve nil tlie
New Fruits, &a,
Ad they Ceine Aleiitf.
WE NOW HAVE
New Cmnberrlcs. New Dtleil Applun unit
PeucliOH.Nuw ViilenclaltiilHlliH.NuwCUieu,
New Klerlilii I.eiiioiia.HliiiiiiukurAkren
Oftt Menl New, New Kiln Drleil
Cern Meal, New llmieylnCumb
uml In Quurt Jiiw, New
CedllHli, New Muck.
orel, iiike Whltu
Fish, ote.
At Bursk's,
Ne.
17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTKK. l'A.
1AUUA1M IN WAIOIIKH,
Ul,OL;K
Jj CIiuIiih, UlnuH, Bpevlucliid, Ac
HdimliltiH
et all kinds will teeelve
my iiersenul alien
tten. LOU1B WK1IKH. Ne. l&UK
1BDK North tjuetn
struct. Kemumbcr iiuioe and number.
wi.
rueUy oppeulto city Hetel, near I'enunylvanu
railroad depot. doc 'ii 1 vd
l.AMIt, ,KV,
NOTIIINCI 18 MOHK IH.HIItAIII.K
OIIH KI.KllANl
THAN ONK OK
tmuim.
(JM,.
r.UHlTOUU,
HTAiNI),
UAH viru.sti.
til AMI).
HTATIOXI'HY.
BOOKS.
VUAM.
B.
ii.
HAllTtR
Wnelusulu ami Itetall Dealer In all kinds of
LUMHKit AND COAL,
w turds Ne. 120 North Waterand ITlnu
-r.nilM uNne Luiiten Liuicustur. nJ-lyd
I).U.1U1AHUNKII.S JKFKKUIKS.
COAL DEALERS.
Ok KICKS. Ne. 21 Neutii Qukbn Stiikbt, ami
NO. Ml .NllHTIl l'lllHOK HT11KKT.
AKDS. Nuiitii l'liwii Stiikbt, nkak Ukad
inii llKre-r.
LAN0A8TKU, l'A.
uuglMMlt
C1UAL.I UltAI. I
; Tite unileralKtieil lnw ter eute, nl lib
Yard, Cor. Andrew and S. Water Sts
iihiiuouauertiiiuntof tlie very bebl ltlmu et
Ocal for Family Ube,
ulileli hu will dellvur. cuuiftilly woluhed mul
htiieneil, teuny imrt et llin city ut tlie lewunl
iiiurkiil rates. Orilets by mull or tolephunu
tlllnct liieinptly,
jtilylu-tiil
PlIlUl' UlNUKlt.
MANUUi; ANU UtlAI,.
New Yerk uml ritlliulelptila llorse Mn
nuiu by ihu carload ntieilucuil prlcei. All tliu
IJE8T UUAD15S OK COAL,
Ileth ler Kulnlly unit Btetim pulpites.
OKMKNTbythobatrel. HAY uml 8THAW
by tlie ten or bnlu.
Yaiiu 315 IIuirltiburK 1'lke.
Uumbiial Ormua'Myi itust ChoDtmitstrcet
Kuuffman, Koller &z Ge.
uurl-lyil
M. V. Ii. COIIO
tfJI) NUUTlt WATKU UT Litn-a4ttr, ru.,
Wholeuulu and Hutatl Uoulers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Uuuueotlen With the Telophenlo Kxclinint-,
Yanl und Olllce Ne. SJUNUllTll WATK
STIIKKT lHh.w.i
J'llUTUUUAJ'IlH.
J.
n. uuTi:.
Thore liea beun such n detuand for
LAUOK I'lIOTOUltAl'llS that 1 WUrt
cempcllwl te Kut a VKUY LAKUK
OAMKKA 1IOX te meet tlie iieinuinl.'
We emi new inake you a T1IOTO ua
umall m the muallcst lecket will held
up te u B-lneli lace, te in an lUxK
Kiuuie.
E. ROTE,
Ne. 100 North Queen
uue2-ua
Streot.
MllltlVAI..
Aiti('n
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A lliiii.nliulil Allliln ler Ulilvmnwl KiiltillJ
t no.
PlmHimifea . FerSruilittuiidTjphulil
UUttUlOctbtJS Fiivun, IHphtllfllii, Hull
Vlltlllll, Ulcerated Hull)
MAI ADIA 'line u, Mm ill i-ei, .m.u
lllLirli,Kiirt, uml nil CoiiIiiuIeim
IMMIV.l'N I'lTSOIll Willi
ln en tlie Hlvk Hheiilil iimi ll funly. Hdirliit
Kiivnr liiu nnviir lieen known In Mptuml wliisri)
tlie Hiilil win iiDiiil. Yellnw r'uviit luui In mi
rniuil with ll iijtcr blnek xemllhml Uiken iilace.
aiiu numiuwi'il 01 illlliwiurill yilllll le 11.
Kevctvil uml hick pir
H.MAI.I, 1'OA
BUIIH IIHIUillL'll nun
liuil meid nroventiMl
uml
I'llTINO el Hiimll
I'ex l'UKVKNTKIl.
A iniiubur el tn y
litmliy wiih iiikeu wltli
-miiiiII I'ex 1 tl-X'll tlm
Klulil; til" mllent wiih
ikii ile IiIeiin, win net
pilled, uml win iibeut
ilin Imiihii iiKiiln In
tlui'O weekH uml no
ethu-K luui It. I. V
I'AIIKIhHJN, l'Mlliulel
phla. Dll'lll'IIKUIA
rtthVKM'KI)
Ti e pliyHli'lmiH liein
mm Dm liyM Klulil uiy
HiitceH, fully nt tlie
ticutinent of Dlpti
llldlll. A. HTOLtKN
wciick, iJitunahoie,
Mil.
Ti'tlm ilrleil up
l.helu it pieMinteil.
Ulenr piiillle.l uml
hi'iihul
In ciikim et Dentil It
HheuM liLMieoilubeut
tlie oerp.c) ti will
pioveutmi) utipluiv
mil sniell.
by butliliiK with
1)111 liH Kllllll.
linpiire Alt liiiulii
imiiiiie. uml pin I
IlKl.
KorHuie tliieiillt U ii
mini i uru.
CiinuiL'leii tliwiieiiul
Ker troileil fi el.
tlllllllllllll', 1' 1 1 e H
Cliilllii, fle
ItlU'lllllllllnlll Olllllll.
Helt U'lilli) Ceiiiiili'V
Ieim Btcmu'l by lt
line.
Hlilp Kitver nrevi'iittiil
Te 1'iiilly tliu llrimtli,
Clt'iinse tlie Tee til, It
e.url l NiinmnKiiil
Ciiturrli itllue.l uml
ciirt'd.
KryHlpuliiH eiireil.
lliirim lolluveil In
Htuntly.
b(.u nri'Vnnl, il.
11 suntery i'iiiuiI.
WeiimN luiiluil lupl I
Hcuivi'y ciilcil
An Aiilliletn for Alii
iiiitlorVurfiitiibte I'el
Minn, btliiKi.etu.
I timil tlie tlulil ilur
niK our present itl
II lotion Mtli haulul
Kevor Willi ili'd.lul1 'I'liu tjnliiiiiil l'hjul-
uilviiiitii).'e. It li In. dim, J. MaIUUN'
itlspuiiHiibtH te tlie S1J1S, M 1), New
Rick room V si h erk. s "I nine en
HAHrenu, Kyrlu, Alii, lnivil I'ref IMrby'it
I'rnpliylii li Klulil Id
HUAIU.I'.TFhVKi: ii Miluub.u (111 ulcut
OUHKI). I. int."
VANUKiimt.T UMvmuirr, S'asiivili.k, Tenn.
1 Untllyte tlie mint tixotlieut iiiulllii'H el
l'ret Dm b 'b i'repl.yiattlu Kiiilil. An in I lxl n.
leuliml iin.i iluti'ment It U iMitliilii-oretlcully
uml pmctlciilly Hiiptrler te miy pmiuirutleu
with which 1 mil iiliiiuIiiI d.
N. T. I.uiten, I'ref. clicinUlrv.
DAUIIVS K1.U1I) ! UKCOMMhNllhU 1!Y
lien Ai.KiiNi.Kii II HruriiKMi, et lieercl.i.
Kc. C ii Art. K. Dkem, l. I)., Church et ihe
Htnitmem, N V.
.lei. I.KteNTK, Celumbli, 1'ief. Uiiltcnlty,
H. L.
Uev. A. J ItATTLK. l'rel , MurcerrnlvurHlty.
ltnv t.KO. K. 1'ikbi K. lIlHhep M K. Cliiircu
INIIlsl'KStMll.h'le C-VhllY IIO.MK.
1'urRctly Iui'iiiIcks. UmhI lntriinlly
en itt'rn.illy ler Mini or lleuKt.
'1 he Klulil him beuu thnreuxhly li..iU'il, nml
wu luiv'e uhumlunl oMdiile tlmtlt himilone
iiwrythlm; hore L'lultiieil. Ker fuller Inloriim Inleriim Inloriim
tlenKOtot your l)ru'),'l-ii, u painplilvler scuil
te tlioprepiluloiH.
I II .KI1.IN AGO.,
Jliinuf.ieturlni! Cliuir.ltlH, I'liiLAUHLrhiA,
Korwilehy II. II. Ceiluun Dnmttlit, 1)7 uml
IJl) North (jtn'eu it tied. pinlt-IjoeilAw
N
K.tl'.ll KAll.j.
SAMARITAN
NERVINE,
'J he Ure.lL NKUVK I'OIS'QUEUOH.
A SPE0IPI0FOR
IW KPlLlU'dY, Sl'ASSIS, iM
CONV1.SIONS, FALLING SICKNESS,
bT. VITUS DANUK, ALCOHOLISM,
OI'IUM KATINO, SYPHILLIS,
SUllOt'ULA, KINGS l'.VIL,
Ut; LY IJLOOU DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA
NEUVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE,
RHEUMATISM, NEUVOUS WEAK
NESS, NEItVOUS PKOSTHATION,
IJHAIN WOUUY, 1JL00D SOUKS,
IJILIOUSNESS', C0ST1VENESS,
KIDNEY THOUULKS AND 1HUEGU
LAIUTIES. C"!S1.0 iit-r licUleutilriigsIhls.-SJ
Tha Dr S. A. Richmond, Med. Ce.. Prep's.
br..l03El'H, MO.
Coiii'Hpeuduiiio Iicely simjwored by 1'liysl.
cIiiiih.
C II. UIITTU.NTON, Agent, New erk.
Ill IjeedAW
iiiit.tj.MATie svitur. '
A Limb
Saved
And a Family Made Happy.
Mi. rhlllpMoeio.ot Weal ebiter,
Monieo futility. N. Y. ..! My
iliiiiKhtur, new ulglitei-n tui'8 old,
Ima, ter tlie past elulitoeu month!),
bun utlllvtud with llietltmitlHUi In u
ciy oevoro lerm. Olie tnir iikeII
nettled In tlie knee, since, which tlme
kIie Iiuh btiui umibie te leiith her
loot te tlie Heur ei meve lin limb
without Hiiirurluif tlie uieHtuxciii
Lltitlnif piilu. Ilur Uml) wax hint
KiuwiiiKouiei Himpe, uiiueiiKii we
uiiii) ileluu tor-tiurullwecnuld, Ituv
liiK iiHeiliill the reined le-j wu could
heui et uml thtitwure rvoeiiitnomlud
ler rhuuiiiatlxtii, noiiuet which bun.
niten iiuriu uie least, norciise win
pioiieunrod Inotiruble by tlie phy.
Hlilmi und by our nolKlibeia.mid till
belleNud IhulHliu would buuciipplu
till liurduyM, mid that her limb would
never no romeruu w in, uriginm
Himpe. Hut 1 um happy te Hiiy that
te-iuy inyduiiKhter u enlliuly lieu
fiem till rlicuinatle p litis, mm tltut
Hhoeuii wullc with perfect easu, liuv
liiK thrown iihIiIe hur euitclies, und
hoi limb Keems ux HtieiiKiuid per
loci uh ever; all treui the uee el
your wotidei till medlclnu " Itlieu
iniitla Syrup," which wu couslilei
one of tlie best medicines ecr In.
ttediiced for purllyliiK the bleed,
uml 1 only result thut all elliuiit who
me ullltcled with i LutimutUiii can
net knew of Its miptrler iiieiUh.
Yeu tire ut liberty te iise my uiiimi
it ll will de you liny (feed, uml 1
Hliiill be only tee ijliidlotellmiy und
uorjeno whiit It luu dene tot my
diuiiihter."
riUI.Il MOOItK.
RUoutuutie Syrup
1 lliogieutlBt Illoed ruilller known, uml will
de nil thut is claimed ler It, t-cml ler patnph.
lut of teatliiienliila und toad et tlienu who lime
btuu cutud by Uh use.
Kliciiiiuitle Syrup Ce,, Rochester, N V.
ectldjd&w
1HKY'M UHAKCOAI. UlAKMIKh.
; ter Dyspepsia, Indigestion, lleiirtliiiin,
lleaduche, Hud llre.ith from sniekliii:, etc.,
CoiiHtliiatleu, Heur Hteiiiuch and all dUenl'im
et tlie HteniHch and Dlgestlvn OrKims. Helnn
u puiuly veuetiibb), tinlu, slmplu und clieaji
leniedy, It readily commends Itself te tliu
publta sitlleiliiK from tlie ubevu dtsoidem.
liylt. 1'ilce '.Be. per llex, sent unywliere
by mull, l'ropared anil sold by
ANHUKW O. FUK Y, DHUaOlST,
ft)K. Orantfe au,(Jer. Ulufitliui,
epr27'lydw tancusUsr, i'u,
THE ArPOllTFQNMKNT,
iiik ts) in: ui.kaki.y iirFiM u.
An Able Hpeculi by Hflimter tlniiliui Upini
the Question Ht luaiiii In tlm
l.ri(llMlure
In liin Hpcueli ill the Democratic; nicotine;
In Milten, Norlhiiinlierliiinl ueiinty list
evcuiiiK, upon tliu iippoftleniiidtil Suu.tter
JaincH G.iy Geiduti, of I'lillutlelpliln,
Bihl :
Tli In Ik the flrtit twmpilun within my
IuiohIliIe Mrhun tiu vetetn of the nt.ite
liuve bcilu breiiKht fueu te Lieu with tlie
(iicatlen wlictlier their coimlilutien urn
ilecroe of n patty ciueim 1h the MtrouKer.
It hun been no timiMial tiling for ceiiHtitu
tlenal jninelpk'it or im.'sUeiin of cotiHtrue
tien te be involved In polltie.il contest,
In Hitch IhHtaucCH fairly dobutable prepusl
Huns upon wlilcli thoughtful inun tlltrercd
h.ive been Hitbinittid for decision te tlie
puople. In all hiieIi caaev, howevor, the
Hiipjmrtef tlie oetistittltloti uml obediunco
te it bavu been admitted at uncontested
duties the diKcimsien has proceoded upon
etliur lltieH. New, however, tlie naked
isMie boferu the jioeplo Is whotlter they
will justify a party that tlcliborately, and
for partisan purposes, dUubejH the
mandate and resistn the execution of the
constitution. I purpoHe Hhewiu that
ntripped of all tn.isiittrs :itnl deception
tills is the nlmple nml itnpurtant issue
bofero tlie people. Fer the pur pem of an
orderly piesoiitutlett of tliis Hubjeet I shall
lit Ht iIIscubi the C'jtisUltitienal oemman I,
then the constitutional obligation restltti,'
upon the Leiisl,ittire fei obadieuco tetliat
cenimaud, tlinti the deliberate manuer in
which the dtalwiirt IiepublicauH liavu re
fused te discharge their obligations, ami
last the tuaseti for thin dlsoeodtouco and
its result te tliu people. I tthall embrace
what I liave te s ly ltliiti tbese live
prominent thoughts :
First, an te the oeiinuaud That thore
may be no (pu-ntieu raised uh te the ao ae
utiracy of tiny words or Htatomeut el mi no
upon this subject I shall K"te tliu fountain
head ami read the exact langti.ige of the
ftindaraental law. The constitution
adopted by the people in 1871, iu the 18th
section of the 21 article contains thit
diroetlou te the LegUUturu : "l'he general
assembly at its Urst session after tliu
adoption of this constitution and iiunvxll
ately after each Uuiled Status decenuial
census shall appottieu the state into sen
atorial and representative diatriJts ajroe
ably te the previsions of the tsve next
preceding sections." This 14th Huotieu
it will be observed isti clear, direct and un
conditional ceintiiatid that ihu LsKislaturJ
shall de a Bpoeillu tills tiling. It oeutalus
no qtialillcaciuu, it leaver no hinu; te the
discretion of the General Ascembly and
Is couched in the most direet, posltive
ntnl uinudntery terms. It docs net rolate
te the ordinary and usual subjeetu
of h'Kislatiuti but is a direction us
te the manner hi which the people
dckire the law making dopaitiuentol their
government te be constituted. It is tlicto tlicte tlicto
feri' luudamcutut and at the bise of all
legislation. In this connection it is worthy
of nete that this command is contained in
the urtiole of tliu constitution en the
" Legislature" and net iu the article- en
" legislation." K the direction te apper
tien the statu immediately after eacli con
bus steed upon the same tooling ;is etli'ir
dircutlans upon subjects of legislation it
would liave bi en )lacid in the goneral tir
tioleon "legislation" Hut instead of
that we Hud it i.i that portion of the fun
dauiental law which prescribes the een
structieu autl character of the Lagislaturu
itself the article wh c'i precetles tli )
Legisl.itura out of which it grows,
from which it derivui jiowers tin 1
which Jiitidates all legislation. The com
mand therefore te apportion the state
every ten years it its vital, binding and
imperative uh the command tli it tlm " tli
legist itive power of this uemtn itiweal U
A((( be vested in u general rssembly which
shall consist of a Sunatuaud Huuse of Hep
reeentativcH ;" that " the niembctsef the
Geiietal Auseuibly shall be uliubuu at the
general oleetloii every second year ;" that
" Beitaters thall be elected for the term of
four years and representatives for the
tcini of two years;" that "the Souate
shall consist ufllfty members," and tbat
the Lugislaturu " ahull meet at li o'clock
neon en the llrst Tuesday of January
every second year." All these commands
tuc grouped together iu thosime urtiole
with tlie command th.it the state shall 1)
apportioned oveiy ten years, uml they
have the same anil no gruater ami ue less
foree than the direction with loferouo) t
apportionment. If the Legislature may
leluse te appottieu the htate iu tliu tiine
and manner appointed then it may lofuse
te meet at the time fixed by the constitu
tion or it may compose the Senate of less
or mero tliau luty members as directed, or
lcni'thci) or shorten the terms of lugisla
teis, or Invest the leginlative powei iu ene
instead of two bodies or in short, radically
and completely change the law making
power as the people luve constructed it
and Haid It shall be formed, The right te
vielate ene of tltese eemmaitds liielu les
the right te vielate any or all et tlt'itn and
makes the form of government depen Jaut
upon tlie at-bl tint y pirtisauship et a dell
ant minority et the L)gisl.ilure and net
upon the will of the people us uxprossed
In their oenstitutiou. I'hus it will be seen
that the oemmand that the statu shall bu
apportioned every ten yeats is among the
most fundamental and vital et tlm injunc
tions contained in the organic law The
thought I want te otiferce is that the ap
portionment laws stand upon a higher and
mero Important piano thin auy ether
form of legislation ; that the command
for their nassaire Is of greater foreo than
that for any ethor laws ; th it they are the
gateway of all legislation ; tint the dlroe
tien for their ouaetmuut is net te be
judged as the direction for the pma;u of
ethur laws is ; and that the neglect te
pass them is a mouace te the oxisluuue
and constitutional iutegrity of the law
maklug power of the goveinmoutas os
tablishud by the people,
New as te the obligation testing upon
the Legislature te ebev this vital command
of the constitution. There is ilrstthe ob
ligation whieh arlses from the duties of
citizenship. Iu the absence of any mero
Hpocille sanction the duty which devolves
upon all oltl.eiiB te obey and maintain the
laws of the laud would make it nu im
perative obligation that legislators should
ebserve Iu letter ami spirit the command
of the constitution. Theso charged with
authority aud oiitrusted with power by the
poeplo are the last who should falter iu a
faithful obedlenoo te the law. They are
trustees, whesu duties are elcarlv deflued
aud solemnly enjoined by the written in
strument from which cro.iten the trust
thev nre nouelntod te oxceuto. IJv erdl
nary honor aud common lldellty thou they
are pledued te ohcdleuco. liut the poeplo
for wise purpeses have seen fit te impese
upon their representatives hlher nud
mero Boletnu olillatlens than tha usual
Incentives te duty that insplre honorable
tut' n and geed uitl.ens, Te the obligations
of pjtrletlstn has beeti Htiperiuliled the
most solemn claims of religion, The poe
ple have imposed holy vows upeu their
Bervants te ebey. aunpert mid dofend the
constitution. Kvery ninmlmr of the Log Leg
1 lalatiuw . ' .v,- . cil upuu hi elll
took nu d subscribed nu oath eC which the
following Is n part: "I de selemnly
swear that 1 will support, ebey aud
defend tlm constitution of the United
Bt.iteH nnil the constitution of this com
monwealth, and that I wilt dlsoharge
Iho duties et my olllce with lldellty."
Thus every legislator stands bofero the
people, pledged by oath as well as honor
te ebuy, support autl defend a particular
Instrument, the commands of which are
nlfplalnly written, publicly known and
niade unmistakably clear. Te such n
point, therefore, Is this issue brought. We
liave a most Important und fundamental
oemmand imposing upon legislators n
duty which they liave spcuilleally sworn le
ftilllll te wit, the duty te pass apportion
meiit laws. We Hud that duty unfulfilled
and that command unebeyed. I
new propeso te show that the dls
obediouco of the Constitution by the
Stalwart Republicans has been willful,
de ibjrate and for partisan purposes. I
puipose showing that they uover iutonded
te ebey it nt this session, that tticy have
resisted overy attetnpt te Hocure its ube.
d Ien co and that unless their lawless eon oen een
duct is condemned by the puople the een.
stlttitien aud lawful government of this
commonwealth will miller a most serieus
and alarming shea'c.
The piopnety mid wisdom for the call of
the extta session of the Legislature I de
net mean te dlvcttss. The governor of the
commonwealth found the organic law of
the state twice neglected aud disobeyod by
the General Assarnbly. Hu had, in a
raossage communicated early hi the regu
lar session, called the nttoutlen of the
T.oglslatiire te the neglected duty, and
urged upeu them its performance Disre.
gardltig his admonition, kowercr, tLe Leg
islature again adjourned its suasion without
ebsying tlie com maud of the fundamental
law. Ilimself sworn te obef aud dofend
the constitution, and te " take care " tbat
the laws wero " faithfully executed, " he
refused te become a party te the Legisla
tive disobedience- and promptly called the
legislature te perform its oath beuud duty.
That net of the executive needs ue dufense
or justification at anybody's hands. Ic
stauds out as the btave und faithful net of
a governor who would net sutler a deliber
ate detliuce of the constitution te
pass his view unchallauged, aud
who exhausted till the power given
htm by the law te recall te the
prfermauca of a uoglected duty tlie do de
faulting representatives of the puople.
Tbat prompt aud hereic performance of
his duty by the oxecutive tieeds no apolo
gist. It commends itself te the approving
judgment of all thoughtful meu aud levors
of the constitution. It is n completcd act.
It was fully consummated the moment the
legislature met iu exlra Bcssieti. Frem
that moment the exocutive and his nets
ceased te be a factor iu the effort te have
the oenstitutiou obeyed. The rospeualbi
lity then uttached te the members of tbe
Legislature Let us see hew they have
met that responsibility.
When the extra session begau the Dem
oeratiu Heuso of Uoprcseutativos, with
reasonable promptness, pasued n (senator
ial aud reproseutatlvo aud a congressional
appntiuument bill, in accordance with
their duty, as conunanded by the ceustltu
ileu, aud sent them te the Senate for concurrence-.
Unfairness was uover chatged
upon these bills. Though the Republicans
would net agree te tuetn, no living man,
either out or tu the Legislature, ever Slid
these bills wcre uujuat or unfair. They
all fullv recognized the uumerical tunc
nerity of the Hjpubllcan pirty iu tuts
state aud strictly conformed te the
constitutional rules. The bills all gave the
Republicans an adequate, dcolsive nud
eei tain majetity of souaters, representa
tives aud uonifressmou. The Domeorato
did net seuk te pass pirtisau bills ' They
f i ; 1 1 1 k I y. admitted they wero in the minori
ty und only demanded a representation
approximating n tecogultieu of their iium
burs Iu every instance the Democratic
bills gave a decisive majority iu both
houses aud iu Congress te the Republicans.
Theso b lis the Republic ins of the Souate
amended by striking out the previsions
passed by tbe Heuso anil inserting a
bohemu of apportionment privately
concocted iu a caucus of the Re
publican fcouaters. The glaring iu iu
justice of that 8oheme I shall io ie
I'er tohaieaft.)r. The Heuso refused te
cetiutu iu tlie iimuuiltueuts tuuli) te their
bills by the Sen ite, the Sauate rofuse.l te
recede and each body appointed comuiit cemuiit comuiit
teus of oetiferonc) te endeavor te roeouoi e
the ditreicnecK. In theso committees the
Democrats otiuied te the Ropublieins
uumoreus plans of adjustment, nil of
which made large concessions te the latter.
Theu eilers nuii nil rojeotod. The He
publicans attompted no adjustment They
evidently sought none. They ollured no
prepositions at auy time iu tne least tut
furiug from the Senata nmeudineuts. They
ndhuiud te the senatorial caucus fcclieme,
voted against nil prepositions made by
the Democrats Iu iking te a rcoeuoiliatioii
nud the uoufeienco committees lopertud
te theli rospcctlve houses their inability
te agrej and woie discharged. Thus was
tliu llrst stage in the dead leek reached.
Tlie Domecratn of the lleusu und Suuale
beheving, however, that fill titer efforts
should be made te obey the law sought by
various methods te have ethur commit
tees composed et new members appointed
tu take the dlffdioueos into consideration.
Fer this purpose the heuse has repeatedly,
at lcist nix times, appointed new commit,
tees of ceuluruncu aud earnestly nud io ie
sprctfully loquested the Satiate te de the
Rime. All et these icqucsts the Senate
tefused. The Republicans of that body
aunrmnecd that they would nut again
meet the Heuso of Representatives fur the
munose of adjusting the existing diller-
euces und would net oenfer w Uh the Heuso
upon the subject at all. It was hore that
the Uupubliean " ultimatum " was first
given te the day. The Republican KOtta KOtta
ters said they would pass ue bill except it
oeutained the amendments they had agreed
upeu iu caucus ; that uuless the Heuse
accepted theso amendments no law nt all
nheuld be passed ; tint this was their
ultimatum or liual decision, nud that they
would net consider, discuss or ncoept any
bill framed by the Domeoratio Heuse, aud
would net meet that body for the purpese
of enacting auy such legislation nud passed
resolutieus for the adjournment of the
Assembly, Reg. r lless of the indignity thus
placed upeu thorn the Heuso ngalu and
tiL-aln with nln st humiliating obsequious.
iiess iu order tuat the constitution might
be obeyod, besought nud Implored the
Hcnate te appoint committees te talk ever
with thorn the points of dilTerence. With
ebdurate paislstouce the Souate eteadllv
rofuaed te have any further relations w'ch
the Heuso, nud replied that their wueus
ultimatum was the last und only attempt
the Hopiiblleana would make te pass lnwa
nt all. Hegardlesa of this tbit'At or rattier
iu rcoecultlou of it, the Pomeorats thou
ilotermlned te adent and neud te the Souate
hlllH framed by UopuhHeau, iu the hepe
that theso might rocelvo mero favor thau
moasurea eriRlnsted by Demecrats. Iu
pursuauce of Ma plan the Heuso passed
a congresslrvial bill drafted by SunatorJehn
Htewart, of Franklin, the late oaudidate of
tlm imlpDondeut Hepublicans for governor.
Wln the bill was seut te the Bouate that
My rofused te plaoe it upon Ita
- l - l calendar for consideration, Hut the
' Ue roeoraoy did uet rest thore, An upright
and just rant), a Republican momberof the
Heuso. air. Lewry. irem ltuuiuia county.
nfter much thought te the matter, drafted
a congresslonal bill, which he declared he
had framed upon the constitutional prin
ciples and without any regnrd te the pe
litical complexion or tlie disirieis. ine
Republicanism of Mr. Lewry was as un.
questioned as bin lutecrity and fairness
wero oeknowledgcd. Tue Domecraw el
the Heuso promptly nccentcd the bill.
passed it aud messaged ft te the Souate
Theio it met the same fata which befell the
bill of Benatur Stewart. The Republicans
refuscd te plnce It upeu the Souate
calendar for consideration. Thus was the
iutcntleu te reject and defeat all legisla
tion uet lu accordance with the catiens de
oreo again emphasised. The Democrats.
however, wero unwilling te loave any
reseurce untried that premised a posalble
solution of the tllflleultles nnd opened a
way for obcdleuoo te the law. The Heuso
thorefero passed a resolution submitting
the whele question of the apportionment
te teu clllzens, flve of whom wero Hepub
llcaus and flve Democrats, all men of
knewu ability and fairness and who had
the oenfideuco and rospect of the peeple,
with the request that they frame nud sub
mit te the Logislature for consideration just
nud fair bills. The resolution was sent te
the Senate, but iu that body the Hepubll
cans rejected It in most summary matnier
and without discussion, 'ihonthe i;eme-
erats of the Heuso framed and passed ethor
new bills whieh upon being sent te tue
Souate wero all rofused consideration there.
In the meantime, howevor, the Souate
continued te pass aud neud te the Heuso
resolutieus for the adjournment of the
Latfislature which the Heuso properly
refused te adept as the business for which
it was convened bad net been transacted.
Defeated thus lu effecting their purpese
of pioventing by the adjournment of the
assembly the passagoelthorcquirod laws
the ltepublicaus et tbe uouate proceeded
te adept a plau by which they could at
least render substantially nugatory the
object of the extra sessien This plan,
llke the "ultematum," was the result of a
caucus decree, and was only the unmasking
of the real purpese which had all along
luspircd the Stalwart managers The dn.
feat of all apportionment Legislature.
The plau adopted was te pass a resolution
C roving that the Sonate bheuld only meet
ut twice a wcek, en Tuesday nud 'Friday,
nnd should upeu each day adjourn without
transacting uuy busluesa nud should
refuse te receive any legislation from the
Heuso.
Ity the most revolutionary metheds aud
amid eeenca that wero a discredit te the
commonwealth nud a disgrace te the Sonate
in which law, rules aud procedeuts wero
.1L.Mr.inh,lAil lhfl ultAAH fAPAA tltA Arttlttttl 1
programme was put tlneugh and the rcse
Itttlen adopted. Since then the Sonate
has accordingly met but twlce a week,
and each day adjourned without transaet
ing any business. Against this refusal te
logislate the Demoeratio senators vainly
protested, aud their pretest, in a formal
paper, is upeu recerd. The Democratie
Heuse, ttieantitne. has steadily remained
iu sessbn, proceeding with the perform perferm perform
aneo of its duty.
m
Uellcute and Feeble I.Hille.
1 hesu languid, Urosemo sonsatlens, cnuslug
jnu te led sraiculynble te be en your loot t
ilmt constant drain that la takln Irem your
vyntem all IU former elasticity ; driving tlie
bloom from your choeka; that continual strain
upon your vluil lerccs, ronderlng you IrrlU-
hie uml fretful, cau easily Le romevod bv ihe
iisu of that marvelous remedy, Hep llllters.
Ii regularities und obstruction or your sys
tem are rell'ivcd nt ence, whllu tlie spcclul
ciiuse of periodical pain ure permanently re re ro
eovod. Mone receive much benefit, and nenu
nre profoundly grutetul and show such an In
teiestln rucommendlnglloplllttursaswomon
I'oels Inline Again.
" My motlter wusallllcti'd u lenjr tlme with
Nuiirulgla uml a dull, hctivy, Imictlve condi
tion et tlie whole system ; headache, nervous
prostration, nnd was almost helpless. Ne
physicians or medicines did her any uoed.
Thrce months uge slie beuaii te use Hep Jilt Jilt
ters with such geed effect that she scemt and
feels eung agutu, although ever "0 yeurs old,
Wu think lliurn Is nu ethor medlclne lit te use
Iu thu fuuilly.1' A lady, In Trovldenco.
llRADreiin, l'A., Mny 8, 1875.
It hascuiodmeof sevurul discuses, such us
net veusulss, sickness ut tlie stomach, month
ly troubles, utc. 1 liue net seen a sick day In
aje.if, since 1 leek Hep llltteis. All myiielKh
burs use thutii, Mas. Kan.mk UnuttN.
H.Onj Lest. "A tour or Ktirope that cost me
$,),, done me less geed than one boltle of
Hep Hltters j they ulseciircd my w Hoef fifteen
j curs' nuiveiu sveakness, ulceplessne s and
dyspepsia."
It. M., Auburn, N. Y.
lllun Auiiiurlty.
Hep llltteis is nut, In any sense, an alcoholic
bovaiuKQer liquor, and could net bu sold ter
use except te pursens desirous of obtaining a
nieJIclniil bitters.
Uiicsn 11. Kav,U. B. Cem. Inter' Itev.
Be. 1Ii.oeminovim.1i, O., May I, '7;.
Sins I have been sulturlDK ten years mid 1
trled your Hep Hltturd unit It dene me mero
geed than all ihe doctei j.
Miss ti. 8. Hoemu
llaby Havrd I
U onto se lliiiukf ul tesuy llml our uurslng
baby was puitiiuiiently ouied el u duuBerutis
uml pretnicted cottitlpatien and Irregularity
et thu bowels by the use et Hep Hltteri by Its
mother, which at tlie same time reateied her
le pel feet heilth und streiiKth. The l'ureuts,
Ueclu-Hti'l, N. Y elMmTu.TliftU
"A lolling slone RtithurH no mess but it
utny Kct an udvurtlsumunt for Dr. Hud'
Cough Syiup painted en It.
nu cm throwaimiret Celluloid Kyu-Oluss
IraineH en thu puvmiiuut wlthuut biuixkltig
ilium. Ker sulu by all leading Juwulers tiul
Opticians oll.lwdeod
Dr. .1. Millien Hlina. X. Y , endorses Durbys
l'rophyluuile Kluld. Sue advertisement.
ltueklen's Arnica bulve.
Tlie greatest iiiudlcul wender of the world.
Wurruuled te speedily euro burns, lirulscs,
Cuts, Ulcers, Bult Hhuum, Fuver seres, Can1
core, l'ilus, Chilblains, Cerns, Tutter, Chupped
iliinds nnd utl skin oruptleiw.guiiruiiteoil y
cuni In uveiy lustuucu, or iiiuuuy relumliO.
a cenU pur box. 1 or sule by Chun. A. Liener.
tuJ-VlymwIAw
Wluit Ouu't b Cured Musi be JfieUurnl."
This old iidtigu does net slmilt v (hut wu must
suiter tlie miseries et dj spepsl. when a uiud uiud
lulue with the curutive pioptrties of Murdoch
Jlloeif Jlttters Is uvallubl. , It is onuef the
most substuullul und lellftl)!" remedies split
te-duy. Ker sule by 1 1. H. Cecluan, druggist.
137 und VM North (Jwaunsticet.
A Huu en n Urug Htute.
Nevor wus si'cb a msli made rer uny Drug
Hteiu us is new ut Chus. A. l.echur's ler u
trial bettli-ur Dr. King's New Discovery ter
i',witlen. Ceuuha und Colds. All persons
ullecte-i with Asthuiu, llienchltls. Heursuucss,
tjuvi'U Cough or uny uircutlen et the Tlueut
un i Lungs, caugut ul'ilJl llottle etthltgruut
rjiiiudyrnir. by culling utabove Diug a tore
Hetuliu-sliie, Jl.ne.
'MDent l'lliy Uetium
In doctertiiK for rheiimutlsm belore I tried
Themat' Kclectrle Ult. Used ufiU cent bottle
tit this mudtclne, mid get out tu ene week. Ker
bums uml spiulus It U excellent." Jus. Dur
ham, Kust l'umbroke. N. Y. ter sale by 11.11,
Cochran, druggUt, 137 und 1JU North Queen
sttcet.
We Challenge the World.
When we say wn bulleve, we liavu ovldenco
te prove Hint bhlleh's coiisitmntlen Cure Is
duttdedly thu host Lung Medlclnu uiudu, In as
much us It will euro u common or Chronle
Cough In one-halt the time und relieve Asth
ma, UienchltU, Whooping Cough, Croup, uml
bhuw mero cases of Consumption eurM than
all ethers. It will euruwheru tlieytull, It Is
pleanunt te take, hiirinlea:) le thu youngest
child und wu guumutee what wu suy. l'rice,
10c, 600 and l.ue. If your Lungs are jore.
Chest or Hack Li-nr. mu ."hllr Ii' t'oreus l'las:
ter. Sold ny II. II. Ceclirun, a. i '. "" I
ttlld .,; A yl UI 3U00L r IVOf V. . J
MBVIVAIj.
A VMt'dUllKHUT I'KUTUKAU
Ayer s Cherry Pectoral
r i ";. Ohie. SenU 10, 1W.
Colds ii ' !" '"'en subjoet te n llron llren
JJXiO .chliil Ailoctten. with trcriiient colds,
, ,. , fornnumlwrefyenra.l hereby cit
lirytliu Ayhih Cnittnr 1'KoTenAt. nlves me
prompt rullul.auil Is llm most ellocllve roin rein
udy 1 liave ever trlml.
Iames A. Hamilton,
hdltoref The Vretcenl"
" Mt. (llLttAt), Ohie, June l, 1682.
("frYnehn i,"1 "avu .l1?0'1 Awn's Onwmr
VyUUtiiO.i'KCTORAL lids sprlnn rer u to te
. v re u.0i'Bh n, Luntf Tiouble
with Keed nil ect, und 1 um pleasud le rcootu rceotu rcoetu
mend ltle unjeiiu similarly utrectcd.
HAiwnr Haueiimak,
l'roprletor Ulobe Hetel."
rnErAnxe dt
Dr. J. C. Ay cr & Ue., Lewell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggist.
ectl5 2l.lydw
PKltUY UAVlB'H l'AIN KI1.I.EK.
ONE BOTTLE
-or-
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
Will urtcn de Uendcra fur a
UHOLK FAMILY.
Purely Vegotable Modleino
Internal and External Uoe.
for
The Oldest, Heet and most wldely
known Family Modleino.
25c. 50c. and $L per Bettle.
."medicine "chest in itsblf!
"try IT.
eclMmdAw
vLeiiiimitUNUKuwr.Att, .co.
The fit and general style of our
Clothing has gained us much
popularity ; occasionally, how
ever, there come before us odd
and unusual shapes, for which
we provide a department, where
alterations are satisfactorily
made without ceBt te the custo
mer. A. C. YATES & CO.
Ledger Building, Sixth & Chestnut Sts.
l'lIIIvAUKLl'llIA.
eliJ-lwd
VTYKlla 4 HATIirUM.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Isavery ImpeiUuit kutttre of our buslne's.
Tell we glvuiniicli valuuble tlme and attun attun
tlen, und the success that almost Invariably
ruwards well-directed cllert Inovery calling I
ours, tub1 turu. Tesuy thut we are busy lu
this department Is putting It mildly. Wu urn
iLsbuay us "nailers" mero be than at any pio pie
vluus season. Indications point te tun bring
tlie beit Full within our CLOTHING oxperl experl oxperl
eneo u fact that teaches us our Full unit
Wlnter selections of Y00LKN3 are mcetlng
with public laver. Certain It U we luive never
hanilled mero UEAUTIKUL l'ATTKUNb, nnr
se iiianyortliem.asnow. lluyers experience
nedlillculty lu making selection! ; theie Is
vurlety enough hore te ploase overy luncy,
mid, what Is mero, prices inurked upon thorn
muke them sell. Ilonce the boom. We iimku
CLOTIUNO uny style dostred, and gimrante
a aUltK FIT overy tlme,
$10 ALL-WOOL, SUITS.
Urine your experience W hour In Judging
this sult-oxuuilne Its muxe, the material, Hi
trimmings und the serflng thou make com
parison with tlie bec you knew el olseliei-u
uttt- This test xever falls te make us trade.
MYBKS & RATHFON,
LEAUlU LAMCASTEIl Cl.OTIIlEIta,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET.
MVB1VAL..
w
1LUOX WU1TK
-THE-
WILCOX & WHITE .
Parler Organ Warerooms,
NO 152 EAST KING STREET,
H. H. LUOKENBAOH, Affent
A Full Assortmentef the various tyUc;ii
stantly en hand und ter sale en the uicwillb.
oral tonus ter Cash or Oiaail Monthly In.
8tThe publ'ic Is most cordially Invited te call
and oxuinlnetheso Instruments, which will be
found te be ery ti'iperler la uallty and
MhIvIk lovewlW connectleou wltli the
Kmi.iv Orean Company, I take UiU wethml lu
iuferin my lrlemU In Luncaswr county. I um
new sehluB an Organ eiuul te uuy and ur.
niused by none. I'leose call and examine ene
nl the most bcautltul-tmicd. Organs manu manu
tactureil In Um Ontted Btates.
Mr. Luckcnbach Is also agent ler the Iwueus
Knebe," MePball, Veee Ss Bew,
Qrovenstoln & Puller,
Hallet & Davla,
And sAveral ether Desirable I'lauenrtes,
lc' Irem f3 unwRrbj,
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