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i.i.ido i:i l);-!.i!ifrai:i' lourtials emu
to this oiiico, ll.at fC-'-y '- (' '.
r ,V f-'r t.-s the KCir
V ....''.'' "." " call the attention
(if o.nr If l -Vt-: t i tliiS flft,
ci inlUlilt.
State.
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IMcgaics in i!
f.-.on I
:;!y opposed tn
i! is alsnstat-
-f i!iis
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dot . mines the i.- 't l-.ul
' -';:!. -:3 ; i l:. nti-'U
' not I'oseor-s, and that Us i ; ort lo tet inns seven counties wuu a popu--t-i.lt
the election Jaws the State llat'mn t-f IG4.201 get I. lit seven Jlep
... i l ;. , ,: i Tl.iw jircM-iitatives, while- seven other roun
,va, ..legal, on.l i o.-.. II.U3 isj fiurtpfn.
;;Kv.:. timt the pulai.-iaiis wL.ni.clT,ie d;irm..lC- th(. population of
; !i:U body wore mt the profound i t,e two sets of counties, is only ."1,
M it.-ni' ii the fWeti.ls of the iiisirii-1 T ri . vet this fwlioii pives them sev-
. . ... i i . .i .. (....,.:....
.et,t w..ii!.l have n-leHov. xmi it is on reon-seniMM e, .,.. u. ..."
, . . . . -r ., . .. Mirplns of i:i Lancaster siiid
,i:,y fair an.) natural t-. ti-fer, that J Jti ,.)V p., ,ri,,..l!lt
s tluT a;tuii; t. l :ies of legislation ! ,.,, ;v t.
co-ntaiiu J in the Ixnlv of the insl.-u-l Was there ever a perry manilcr
Mel t!i --e in ll.e i-eceii.l t lei ! 1 it af tiv.
Iv-Hll'Tt vaeaney that .i scldani oecurs
1 ;-.!'.V.-!i ...'.7.7.7.'.'.'. i7n..ri7..'.'.'.77.V.i.;j ! Bii.i thnt can hs well ho fille'l f-ther-
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officer -ol. 'y to im.t allow eursehes to entertain s a-mnv pUnpnTl PnW' II I IP UT
liiiion of the masses of u-i xujj uiuiuiuu wnuiuunuii
T'rrJhlr Sloroi.
el ii r.KaMe aiilh-'ritv that forty ' ,:u.!lt arc ij.jallv illegal. The Court equal t this iniuiipiity 7
lil(,,i.ir. f the Convention will v.te : i:i it8 t0eiMon was stm-lly confined ,' f""v lj this san.c m
''" "' . . , ; i -i. clintons vstell) into the Senate.
ugaiiiM its n.Hm ns n whole. . f) the queMion before it-thc right o. gH fit t ,.al5o for a Senator y
the Convention lo set aside .the pre-jjavc to ilivhlc 3,521, iJl by 50, which
Vent law controlling elcetions in l'hil- gives 70, -loll as tho ratio. Couuties
' 1 ' "' . ' .,. (,f -ourc could take ' with loss thau a ratio, but with more
, ; ..--nth, ( when he retired) o..e,ph..i-a.H - Jlhan fonr-Sifths ol one are entitled to
has.otMNhed n lenslhy address to , cognizance e. atnoJ.er pot.it , ot ra. nat(ri auJ t.oun'tU!, whh worc
'. ::. .J..hn M. Head Chief ,Tu.-t! C
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,J (,ur a' .rente ouii ui.t.i me iii.-i
i ! l'e;m:- lvania
aL-ttinst tin
takin- '.t ' v n.-t .... ... mu.,,.....-, , ,
,,w ,,. ing the fact that the Convention had V;. n:,i Senator for every three-fifths of
usiirt-.ed t'owci- which it dM not lo-' a ratio; but, attd here the trouble
lull rC'illUMI'I
i i,;,.i. 1 ta v oossess. ii.ai me; eioi e, us i -"" .
. . , , i ,n. ; l l r M.T.r ! 'ban four- ; thsof a ratio adjoins conn-
'r-.,- i' r trrrrrv of t!'c ballot action was niisoiutelv onl, tlie t lurt . . , , . , J.
- .r t..e t-uTc( oi ta u.i.ui. . , tits w hioli ate each entitled to oi:e or
1 "r 1 ,7 , Justice lr.enlontailv expresses ti.e .,,,,- nn.ii wmniiiN in v be
Om: of the acts of the advocates, . . ,- .. . ,, . . n'!e nato..-,, fctu.i umiuie., i.ia ut
of t!.
t it ion has
i,oary the
was nd-Tsittg it.
tt:r 1
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id n.-
.iitr iiin t tin t i l.o ( iri vi-ol i.iri il i.'lf wns I T.- 1 .. c V..- i l.(.iv, o
t: i n oi t.iC new (. otitt-: .,, , , , , , , , , T , ' in i
! an illegal bodv, because f Ihf 1 1:1 two ueh eoiuilies Lt-bano-u and l'el
'"'rn U ' eprosent that ; ; (li Jrf'f (hpn oM , aware. I-banon has a population of
u;re profs ol the State ! . ,31,tl6, and Delaware 3:,403 to-
- ' " i - iotiic- 7:',,i;i;i. Chester with 77.SO.)
.r.a.iu 1110 J ii.iai. j ,..;,, o . :lwir;f in,i,w. i A ..-..,fi- iii!.ihrv will ! tonus for State officers Governor
:t oavc been wtdcy pub- , ! iVn IVrks. with luC.701. will four years, Secretary of Internal Af-
1 . . . . r A .. 1
V. I;-.-.
11. liecause in'iicrcascs the nuin
i.....r iiiri r.ecislature to double its
LrM..nt mzc. thus larsrelr incrcaslnir
tiH? COM Ol n-.Dluuviu lu 4.:u inaiu,
without any other advantage than
the fancied ouc that it will bo harder
to corrupt a large body than a t-uiull
oiie. It mar possibly be harder, but
it certainly will not be impossible ; and
the possibility of the increased dit
fioultv is not worth what it will cost.
12. Localise, it throws so many
diilicukles in the way of general leg
islation that tho people will never
know what their law- really arc.
Under the first section of the Article
on Legislation any act of the Legis
lature may be tied up for years in
the Courts on questions raised as to
whether, on its passage, it was not
altered amended so as to change
its original purpose.
13. liecause it stultifies itself by
providing in one article that each
house "shall judge of the election and
qualification of its members," and in
another article providing that "the
trial and determination of contested
elections of Member of
the General Assembly
shall be by the courts of law." How
is each House to judge of the election
of its members, if the courts of law
arc to determin that question ? Th
eme article is in direct contravention
of the other.
It. liecause it creates different
iniq-
To
ou
foul an 011
people as this, and are quite willing
to continue to trust them with tio
powers they now have.
There aro, we adtult, some g od
points about this bad paper, but they
C.vMciiU Cu t, Smi., I.-e. -I.
' I A tell ibie st'il in pas-.'il ever th's
, !'ii:Jalciph!a CemmlsNciirrs HcralKcd ' place l.i.-t evi ....-or. A: Laurel, house
I !y the Snprrnt Conrt. ; wore blown ih.wn, sna.'.y unr.i.-:'ed
I , . and a great ainotiiii (' il.iniagi! tlotte,
; the exact :;!ciit of vi hii-li ear.te t In
are very few, and there is .... need to , Unanimoua Opiaioa thit tli0 Cou- j Mil 'wires" in thta
swallow such a mass ol crudities, ub-. Vcation Attemptcd Usurpa. !; J'. Till.
surdities an wrongs to secure the i : . i t li i
little good .hat is left. There i, no tl0Q 0f Po j t ''- '.I' ' ihc &
a single ijimm! f'ature in the vhole in-,
strument, thai cnmint wit'tin the next xiic lco;lo Mill n.elr ami .nailer
three years, .,r iui-nrjiorateil in the j
iireaeiit day! ! titiiiit. under it tc:i
,.-,........7.,.. ... . ... I ;..-,. T t'llII.Al.Kl.t'UlA, P i-ei!iler
the people -,,!. fhe.e is no necv- Court ot .N isi 1 rais, it. thts etty,
HitV, therefore, f swubou ing the bail . l-'h'el dust.ee Agl.ew uehve. ed the
to 'secure the -ood, as the good can be unanimous opinion or the Supreme
as wel secured in another war, with in the matter of theappl.cation
the bad left out. WMurqh Com. i b.V J uilge Sl.arswood on tho
0U1 oi vovcinoer, lor on iiijuucn'oi
Axmtiit nea iiorkok. to restrain the Llcction Commission
ers appointed by the Constitutional
Convention from holding an election
in this city ou the lGth of Heceniber.
London. Dec. 1. Oik; of the most 1 " opinion is to tue eiieet mat tne
Tiro HniMlrrd nnd Tciij -i I.Ives
IVesp :? f..r ls7 J. .'.ti-si'i icur. n
An ltti:.'.rrt.-..i :-:,u .i .).,:. t. u.;. z j,, ' "y'V
"77" "7' hrkmk
..Kv:'r.iti-..7 vjiniin-l til' 1 ro..--.l a.-;:ii:lo ' 1 " ""
v Jilii ALI'l.iri 1H . li iujU ; I lr Jm.ii
cnii:L'tTiin an t u:t.i 'ir.i-.j.u-.M' i fl .:.. i i
,tin:i:
r.rr-1
the paiH-rs thus natn
on our exchange list
! plan, were not elected by the people, ; have two.
Senator, and they, with fairs four years. Auditor General
will have tiro. Is this, three vcars. ami State I reasurcr two
.re iviit)7.1y debouncing it while
:.ro published as its advocate.
the Supreme Court has lo-!t)je Convetiti
l 1 .
and had no li-ht to represent them, i uaM ""J- v
1 ; :::: d- ,-..-..
.now Wiiat :s toe situation . I he .'. ., r,, . v lt js t,-,0 jh,-rant to be years, thus rendering frequent dec
Supreme Court has i eci.h d ihat a t.V(.a decent.
portion of the instrument mlopted by ; There or.' other discrcpcncies in
is unconstitutional, i this has, equally fc luring. Seiiuyi-
h-d.tioa-vihen the people in is;, !il:,.,, R!j(1 nnd k ,,awil ; kill, with 1I,1,42S Will have two a.H.S oucc
i " , . ; Senators, and .Uerks, with lllo.tUl, !cais, tlie Au.litor IkH(
tod t ,:e:r delegates to tnc t onvett- ,,., heavy bunds the oh'ta rs destg-1 wUh ,,avc lie. Allegheny, with ! tor three years, the State
'i. th.-y .lid ho under the so : of j ,;, carry it ou.. ati 1 the Ch'ef , o2.20 1, will have tour Senators, j in 1 S 7 5 for two years, am
ml u
. :.i -.I.-:
oi:i on.
.ws that
: S'ibti.i
ier that act "he
seat ;it..l were
ing that hi 'a'," t
he new 'or.r-liin
:r;iios
Itlded
it fol-
Illsti.-e has
wavs 1
electto.ns is at v
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( i.iri i a we .ave ;u- w itie l.( nation, ih -ia ai e aim r nu i
, ,.t., .,r kill, with oa!v 1!S'..'.'27. will have a
lice wit li tl, e lori'.i
on r.iit-: ,,f 0;,r r.jvtrtiiiieut, and takes frotn
, .11 t ' 1 II .Ml
iLc.ny ; s.t.il .iiogncnv, .-cm. imii.
! H,.!.r.i .ii ii-i, I I i liir.nTi wnh a. iitiim-
" . i i
lation of -152.131. will have ciirnt
1 in part. and not ks a j t,e peoide their most precious right ' Senators, and Philadelphia, with 074,-
tions necessary lor state omccr,
when they should all be chosen at
once. The Secretary of Internal Af
fairs is to be chosen in 1S74 for four
neral in 1S74
Treasurer
and again in
lX7fi for four vcars. This will ren
der elections for Stalo offices necessa
ry not only in 1 874, but in 1 875, 1 S77,
and in ls7!i, when there are no Leg
islatures to be chosen.
15. liecause it renders necessary
the inii'Hsition of local taxes on class-
nm.nlliior i,,.-i" ,'isnsters chronicled I Convention was guilty of attempted
since the loss of the steamship of At-! usurpation of authority hi pre.eribmg
lat.'.ic, is reported this morning. J ' i""de of election at varienee with
Tl...!,i,i Tnn .,tiin. from Now I that directed by the acts of Assem-
York arrived at Cardiff, bringing in-: ; that said acts of Assembly were ( r;iI ' Ni)
telligence of dreadful disaster t-ji muuing upon uie ouvenuo.i, nu
the steamship Ville du Havre, under ! that no legal election can be held out
the command of Captain Surmaut. j "loof their provisions ; that the meni
At two o'clock on the mornintr of thei Its of the Convention were but
agents oi tnc people, wuu no power 10
override the election lawsof the Coin-
was (!e!a;:iei several :-'irs l
being across the tr.u k. Til." s'oiilh 1
bound irc'''!it, sirif k a trio ab,,i;t
! lifieen miii s son: h .if l:e; f. w ivcki:i:r
-1 i ! the tr:.in I it . i 5 v . kiiiin r tl.o i-.i.'iii.-T.
C!ia. Mcrvibbell a oi tin- li: -iu I i.
John Ali.'..io, nliinisi ::r-;:i:::iy ao l
seriii!v iiijtiring a braki-iiMa. o 'I
Palmer."
Four U'avxk, lcccinber..-Threc iV J
i r . i i ..i i. ....:.'. :.. , . . . '
da vs oi ste.ui rain ei.ueii i.-im ihi.i m
a terrifc wind.torin, unroofing houses
and fairly carrying away and barns
outhouses, tearing up trees by the roots
and biOW'in' d"T" telegraph lilies w.-.rl l-wi i.. p-puuliui, ;.u l i. it.: art ei:lr. of I
, , rr i.:irp-. it, i u a.i,a..i.,.l i.i.:; ti,..l in w,i ruld 1
lor mties. a tat rtus icjnu on no;
side track and turned over, a
few miles west of this city on the
Wabash road. The fast iine ran hi-
u, (iu.i',li; (! j.,jit ,mt .-:;;i. . - i.i Jinjf
.'ti.i-r Bi.ni,! ur i;:i:.i:,,.-f oi vi.Uini ,r iniiu:i..4
l:r,-: ; .....I tiin, ru j IUv' . i. ..
All r HlA'Al; I 1 1..VT, i ,T.
Tj UiBJtrali.w ,f Til a A Ll! .X K J.:.j w,,u a i
:n e i tinii.fs ol o.i; i.isi.c;' i,;r.c. u-,ii ever a
eU. 1 ne coiuiujii pr-jju ...j i.i i.v-.r ..f -L ;,.I
),lUf. 1 rupKly jituiiii
111 i i,l4Timiu.lUU oin-.t vvu,
ii. tiul '.tj..i.,r nr.:,!" ,;,nii wjili r.vurr
l5-.iHT u. pj-iu,ai,ii. 1 iili .t i.i r. A
I; nk.rte.iu-iilV.i lf ft
' trautf, t ki a,I- I JJ
23d of November, the Ville du Ha
vre rc-eol!idcd with the Uritish ship
Lock Earn from London from New
York, and sunk shortly after. Two
hundred and twenty-six of the pas-
mon wealth.
It is intimated in the otiinion that
the act of 1S72 is unconstitutional,
ono wax inj
iired.
to the wreck cuusiriira delay of sev- ij n t. -.i iu uncy wi ni. um
fl HIT- niori vf vi ei' pxi , nui.u u'.it Jllrj
fully rviiiue th.- uwn .t::ui w.rK I II K j
A klU.N t lining l'.f LIi cnusc ut R.i t ciii'u.-c in
A:TM:ru-, it. is o;ily neir.-?t.try Ui uvii.:rr the tui
l : -"pin ol iiy ui!i'-r ';c-ir. r(.r(. .'!i'...t.i.jii!i
i:i auu:i.m lo ufl.n.- by i!i: HK nr.-r.-d.i" iho
NjkuikiI Ar.i'i'-ni y. au-i Jpt no'.i-.i AinTtunii ur-
rpi . f., s!.tT-,.-f r.. Mw. Ui.1, i Uf AL.li.Ti UI r"I r- IU X tli.lJli 'I
,t . . . 1 - . . " " " ..... - . h , ,,,rt!,i.:i
Trains on all roads were late, owing
to trees being across the track.
Dayton, ., December 4. Last
nitrht a terrible storm passed over
here.
nv's btiildiiis: was blow lo the irrouud,
a;i 5-.-:?o--. wjl. n v...-w t
llic liiliCsf a.t..".Jj su-c m an t zr ;io-; ;cn;riii
liio 'Ill ii.i ll.c Jut-."-r.!..r I 1 11 1. A I.Hi K
tfitl. Rl i. lnl:i:i (ns:, e. in iili of. li lii,:u,.- til.; '
JACK, LONG & CO
nler s(
PLAiNOS
LOBE 0
-iBeclsr&Sre, aad
Mssoe & HsEliiL Taylor &
My, as mgi
I
Micia Graail Hn
with alossof$lO, 01)0. Perrv Grime's
n..i..l,tn.i lIu.ii v -k .1 ii i ii n 1 to the 1' :t-r ar.'l rciiK.iis ii.iiuri'i k ,i I rue a rt.
iii.niiMn, ,-.iv, " o- - I:. i.,,..l ,.!.:. i ., l.-i w j: I
mi "" . . ....... . . ...r.,miii, ii. t .,,,, ;,i l.1:.. j.
I ,1 I..nft' tioKlt. II ll,n ili. n. I' it'll , I I .LJ IIWW. lllll ItUltir.- ' t i ii'.". iU'.rill .till .1. 1'. Vt IfO in JiO.
sengers on the steamship lost tneir" iu v -''' Ul-v, i : "rl " :.T "... ,,, t,. '-..i nun ' i ...'...-....-. .M,..i'..rH: . r,,,i,, ,,1.1 Iri,, m-v,,, , b
lives. The Trimountaiti rescued gaf to me conveuuoii rcprcseiueu ( . ... l . ,:,,M;.,t,,Hw.; u . our u..:,,. ; T.T,. '.' ''
fri,.". ;.. l r..-l The Violiiii itiuito Uobtjcry. ' ' ' S.
1 liu v-viiiiiii rriium. id ujfiimn.'j ivi ; Ijib.'iii .'1 . .'li i4.
ihhi city are each under Gve hundred ; . ,.: , . . ::.-r. -.1:. r i:;: Ai..'-i:.i; : .,
,1 ll.l,.,a,.,t,.L-1l.., ,:.,, , ; I PPKtt lli I.Al'IIiS, .Miell., DeC. .:;,i:!M..liir..;e,! vlM,i-.. 11.-
" "v TI... Imt.t r.'.!.!...rv o-rc on SiinduV .:--i-! m inmn t it. o.il.r.;.- ,...i.
eighty-seven of the passengers nnd
crew, and brought them to Cardiff.
She was struck aniidship bv tho
Lock Earn, and sunk in twelve min
utes after the collision occurred. The j lcr of the court
,:oi..l
iiit;iit occasioned considerable talk as i ci i-.un: ..m ih;-i..,--i ! . ':irre iur
It tu t:i'jii-.oii .IjIijo1. i a,.' m.'. ;', w.-r-j ..-iivf-u
t . . . . : Hi 1 1, Vl.l l..O.H 1 . V'O
Toot- r,.n. immuilintolv lowered 1 1 he general interest centered in, ., . r
'v - J . 1 1 . 1 IO lilt! Mll.Iillill 11 ii i.iu iLi-w. . . .j,.,,, ..-j-, ,, L.-f 'Mil -1 Vv ' ' ' if.
three boats, which rendered all the I tins important case has cu mina ed jj(jfi, (u.avat,.tl ll.l;,1.r r!;,' J'tli. LtiSX; n.unl
v..n-i,,M !i H--I4 Msiililn for them to 1 m much excitement among I lulanel- ' . . .... ,, ,;,,. t...-: in-t.o.r s.v w 1 ir.-imiTvi
serl(CS It was por-sioic lor un ill 11 0 the bank building Would II t iotlilo. v. T ,-i,in - ii-rii- r. Ti.ctii:-rtii'einii.i.-na:ur
do. Fiftv-three of the crew were I phiam. Lxpresstons of sat.s uinum I. (f j...,.ks ,ltV,,-w-io, .-ir...
.v.. .1 iiiclii(lin.r ili. emtain at tlie result are numerous, the feel-' ... ,,' 1 ,, ., . , u 1 :.r : n ..! .y ..1 1. e,..,t-iM
r-a en, iiHiiming me 1 apiani. 1 ! found direciiv tiiider t.ie vaint, piaceii, 1 .i;r.-n;..ivc.., :i .ik..-1 n-jin o,u
LOTZ'S PATENT
isil Ml rOLBISS Big
nil,- 1
11 ro I
::.ST 1,1 iiAIT.T: i.Vhii
mm.. -:u .. 1.' 11 r. inir hi'iir tli.nt .the lttKmnted usiiroa
ll.e nie uu Jiavie loinnnj . n 1 1 ,S aojirai'
1--IHT l ii?, .1 lll'l l'1-l w ..j...... ..... ;,i
t.'ilt
a .0 o. , r t law cl iii.-tineiiv , ,,. ,.,,r .1 t , ,.( t i i.-ir own mil. :e i will nave no mure, n e a penu
. . . ! ...... 1 1 i I
this liiinoriiv plan la table of contrasted counties, cacll es 01 prooeny inai iiaein- ueeii
- I 1-1 ...-.! I. ... . .., ... .,.1,11,1 in ll,n on li .f l-, t . f. ir
. ; ul Willi ii 1se11.itl. il IJ one oenaiui 1 '"o., ..-i ... v-.3l. . . ... w, .....
.nstam e, and declares void all acts
.i-.ii.: 1 exempting real estate from taxation,
thus voiding the act of I Sou, exempt
til-11
a 1.
vi-ios. Tl.et'.To-.'eti
itii-ig it as a whole is clearly
at: 1 i- l.tit another usttrpati
oru.r.r.:'.; e
..l...i-.-li- !
rvaiits, atid
VM I 1' .- l.ii-'v-l" ..... ..... .
I . and no more:
1 . Con.-titutioii. in the 1. letter of ti.e 1 . .
- election ol Supremo Judces, Countv
i"i: iav b. fore our readers to-ihiv .' CnuBi?ioners and Auditors, ami
n:is-:ire ol' tLe President. ltis;!iv('
'.ii:i ',;;'!'
f ; -v. er bv tl." Convention.
,11 of cP.ii.M's of p
. . - 1 , 1 , .1 . I'. 1 ! T . 1 ' . . . 1
etii Mate Paper, c.ear; v , 1-' ' '
; .;: i :,iv ':" s. tti .:- f ,rth h:s jii vrs, in I ' 'r the new Coi r titiition, voliintarlly I li- u' .-evcn counties, with a pqiu-!ciuptiou of churches and cenietariea
.-ard to ihe i,.'..t iti-'ioitan; t pics ! --iirretidcra f-.tvlamei.tal right, which';;..:,.:, of :;7o,(iJ 8, get s'even Senators ; j from taxation, and prohibits the ex-
before lie ,v'-.fv the Chief .Jr.Mi. c as.-ertH the loiivci-, wit tie ue counties, w uu wo,., jjei .'
Tii ,-.-- ! v ... t. .1 11. 1 1 . vi-r-i- i . . t -n f,-, on I I-.. ,111 i but
laii-a
1 :i u i i.l.l
I.-l.i-'li
W. iiii..i.-l.'.n !.
ivate cor- - N',ni-nii',i..u ..
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v. no Vote
MKXi it.
.tU.C'itt I 'iil'.-iiT
.0.1.7-) i-.llt-f, tm-j-y .
.f.'i.i V-'lk
,:.tui 1:110
.ia.4:i--'j
hi 111
'.. 1 ing real estate from taxation for
.. e:..e:a i l... . ...1 ,.,, . 1 i,.,l
jLlilLlJ J..I1 jor-i;-Ji nil I . r-i-i.'i ijif, luni i...
t11.1t :i person
(In. nitn!i.,,n III She was a lered tmn 01 sovereign power ny m von- ,,
and much enlarged last winter, and vention i.i letter -topped here than j .''.., . i "-,'. the . '. en::,-
came here for the first time as the j allowed to ripen into -ueeestui wrong-1 ,!-c. ,.1.:, ;, (-,,:i,,t..l--
ille U11 Havre on the '.it n 01 .tpru, j ""s- B ,-, ,iK!i k-,bi
P111.APKI.PIIIA, December .r. In 'on Stiudav, the
Ll.l . Ell .11
I"- I.,-....!... .
ri porte'l to 1 r t ii.:.;.,. l..
1 1.
I ,!.-.- l:i -
i.s.. 1 : 11 11
l., ;i w.,1 ; :.y
1 1 ! ' i
I n I. 1-.,
11. & 1 jf .in
.'.t::a.
1, I
i i,;
iL- I
making the passage from Urcst to tin
port in nine days and twenty-three
hours.
With the exception of the Groat
Eastern she w..s the largest vessel
that ever eutercd this port, her di
mensions being 4:J0 feet by fS feet.
Her carrying capacity was o.Sot) tons
weight and measurement.
('.incidence. Also,
president had b;;.-:-
.'T-'.oi
v.-.-ij to life
1C
of public ;;.;,:.
Althou-hthue will be ditTefoitces . fi''i bad tio power tota.-ie lroiu iheiu, I
. :.:i.i..n in re'-nr.I to i-r..e of his rr:-U" a;v thi-reafti-r deba:n.I fivm
i :.iinrt!ii.:tii.i.s, . t wc have 1.0 doubt
The -1 hole thing is a nio;i- and colleges, which are just as do-
thty w ill ju-ove generally
t ti.e ),;. ill".
1 rv reaih r eat
'. '!:::.": . a
.etdv::.. t.t vp--n it- v:ri-'i:-tit...
;;eei
ptab!
.rai;i resuming it, so lo
ittitioii is in force.
as the C
No steerage passengers are carried
liecause it authorizes the c.-! bv anv other vessel of the lino to Ha
vre. The cabin passengers number
ed PlO, and the crew, it was said at
the office of the company, about lo(),
although the number was not known
exactly. ; tiuns for the adoption or rejection of
ine i.ock i-,irn. uic cause ... i.i.-!tR. (Wtitution should be conduct-
tho Supreme Court to daj', Judge iiess in the vault, and from neglect
Agnew delivered an opinion, in wliieh I or oi!ierw i.-e did ic-t lot k ti. safe
all tiie judges concurred, restra'n'ng : d "r. The more suspicious think the
the Election Commissioners appoint-! proprietors of the deed w eio aware
ed bv the Constitutional Convention ! of the eor:idi ratioti of the bank.
from acting. The decision is to thej
effect thst the Constitutional Con-
vetuion had not iIip extensive por-
!.!.. ... . . J a. . . . .1 I
rr 11 nan Etieinpieu 10 n-eri, ciai
i. .1 .
...-.T'.l i.
i- .; yi.tir 1
-.-.ii ier-
uritin ti p.
. I a:-..
.1,1 ...
, it,;!,.,, riu..y st:
:ir.: h! ;,r.,e -.-r
T!i.
l our Ncti of T'.i'tus
1 r-
O'.l-
'."e eoiiiiiK i.d to ev- All prudent men will be very cau-
fiii perusal of the
calm nnd candid
turns
the surrender of anv le-
.-trous pervcr-ion ol right ami justice, scrvi ng oi e.e.:q.uuu.
i-i-ut cmi .-Uf- ii "-0.1,1 i-.n-nii fori 17. liecause it prohibits the ap-
aliowir.g to a voter in Lebanon or I propriation of money to aid charita-! fearful disaster, is a ship of 1,200 !,,,(
that it had been guilty of an act or
attempted usurpation of authority in
setting aside the election system
prescribed for this city, and iuaugu
ratinir a new one under which eh c-
A Pen us
foli iwing :
Ye.-v.wn
111 ot her of e
vl van; a
paniT jriic tin
s Sail!:- Taylor, ir
siitO
t vv in
is ihe rva:o.
t; ra 'idi'.i : in. en.
i.!:e..-rui - . -.n1.. :
..-! .' n. '(;-.. u h 11
AKl--ri.-.l ..r. J..i-.r".o
n : i , ' y will " i
i ri a I,.-., il-.ii i' 1.
:!,: .o.y i!i- w
ii-.-' :r -::i --.
Til!
-1 1 Tf- V
i.:t A I.i ri :
l.trt (lllf l'-U'!
r.u A 111 Tl :
r,. Mo.iAN.
-S Alii TI'iTn.
11 :; rv-... t.ir h
U-. .,1
n :--ili..cl'. an-i
I.S.. A Vt Lt, I.JVK uy thj.-'.V"
r iii iii: iir--. ' 1
li
I-
w hit h fact . c reg..rd a
These four sets of twin
: among in r o,u.:;rc:i
Elizabeth Wii!
DohiwaT-e double the j.ower polili- ble institutions not absolutely con- tons burthern, drawing twenty feet of
call v, of a' voter in Chester, and three trolled by the State. This cuts offj water. She was launched at Clas-J
limes that of a voter in llerks. the infirm and crippled, deaf and I gow, Scotland, in November 1SC9. j
An Old 5I.Mil Jlptilprfil for f I'allr'
Nil in of .llonrj.
t. . ... . . . ... f.r ... .1. :l.l f . i .
T!,.. -i-:i . t ;-. .-U-oi r to m..n. dumh. the tiitml ana the miotic Iron, iier uimensions are, lengiu. --u loci;
-al ri-iits th. v iiow pos.-o.-s, pjftlcu- , ,.,.' ' .'..".-. .a .;,k.. ' St.ile aid nnd either eomnels their beam. 3." feet : depth of hold 21.
- itlllllioi. a .if. i si- ii. ,. . i '..ii, iiiiiii.iiL - ...4 , ... , , I ,. , ... . .1 I 1
1,-i tv- it... j,..! i ,.r -i 1...01- ,,r I,,,.-. L i ." 'i-i i. ..i i i co.i..ort l.v t.rU-fi'e .-l.n-iiv or forces ! The Lock Earn was so badly dum-1 .Monday last taken to the urccubuig
ui.o boli.ly attempted to usurp thet.i.
Samuel Ileiirl.tlcr, v. ho was
. -
O' I :
ml look
;i:--t :i"w
i.
:fi The very fact that the power of the
I . . , . i . . t. : l. l . .
ei se'
r. ; - a hpe eo v prosi cc
ii.-i.- o.ii- 'ii,.; a: tics' with Spain.-!r:r"ia this Convention from usuri
A"i,ije tin! hof.ie go eminent is
ri :.;! v wiilitirr to
Supreme ( ourt had to he inv.,!;. t! to
t a ailltg si wav lliO l iuios oi
reiio.l Lah-ie.
are divided
lis follows:
a. ns. wife f Kideou
Williams, in IJiriuif.h.im to'vu.-hiji,
is the proud mother of two sets, tio-
'.ilM being girls, the .-H." lid b -.vs.
Jane, wife of Wa.-hingt.iti Veaislry.
rei ling in Westtoti tow:i-hi;. has one
set of spunking b .ys. and tio' i.tl.er
and la.-t pairfa bovaud a u"ri ) belong
i.le.! ol
I.".
thrpi-;!;
..ml On- '.-:;
i; ion.- !
r-t- i: i y r-
1 i-i f vi ry Tr
1 illi Aii't'lN I
.-:-ji
.'. ; , .- in. ii.'i iw
1-.-L-ir-. joi.l : i'li'T un-
i- .-..- ii ..i' i un ir i.i'i.l-
'--i ;:.r i.-.e.;;-,h'-r ..u.-' ft '
' v.irrir,o-1 ,-;
r i 'i .-. v. n- -i -i ;,-
I.' SK
( '. r. I: un an !
if'SNKi-K't ,
:'' S 4.. )
ill. I. !
! : -.,ir-s ;,
- r 1 1 i.-.i
il.ji r-i; I
j-. i ri.-ir -.i.O'
.!. ,,1 U:t-r
lv,-- no: 1 -r
1 f.iil Hp;-!-,."
UOi-U
1 1 . .1 11: z .1 .1.... . ... I ..,..1 1...-1.II I1-I,l.tl,,ll.l..l-,IA-..T . 11. 1. T. .1 I .....
be on o'le b '-;s if i( pri - citation tne present owners oi sucn insinii- agon m ine eon..-io.i mi.il h.i- i . win j a - - ; i" ami i;iu in no; u j si
nti-iber-" -I Kr p-v-ent b-i-is i that ! tions to give them up lo the State, rescued by her from the wreck re- j seph Kerr, has eoufesed his crime, j M.-s. Stephen TaI..r. of tl.
of the number of taxables.'and is much ! At present, these elasses are support-1 queued to be put on board the Tri-: ami full details of tho tragedy have ,iU...h.
fairer than the one under oonsidera-N jointly, by private and pubhc aid. 1 mountain. t now been .levi-I.,K-.l .1 seems that
t'ou ii lu'e Mioi'.l be uniform-;l'nder this Constitution the Slate' After the collision the Lock Earn when ho was paid off by his employ- Nnici.s" or Amiy Joti.-i-o.i'H :
but in this 'iiisuitment fractious in i -t l all or aid none. ipntaboutfor ueenstow... at which j ee, Mr Kerr, on the Friday night .rivuw.r;.
Ti' 'T f;1 u! i u. i 1 re r.-i;
i r a i:.;'-:'' :.-:. I :r .!..trs w.ii -im
"i .i.'U M t-I U : i; w im: 1 t--:u :.uicfir-i
m . H x ' i;if!ii. r- ir.'c mh-j. ii U- i'.iiLin t x-
l w .i j.-'- ;i' ' i' t 1" Ui; i i u oi lil.-
il i: iiii. Yi v'M 0:.C;;:li:3 tte.
V r ".! ( !'.. o.-.i.-.. in s -'i t j -.-i.t,
UI..U-. - 1. r. iii'i.- I .-.! I : y l :!.
1'ii K Ai.i'iN.'i '.lit. li!ifi:.T. 1 1-L,';:. i--ul
r y f-4. f-ii-jU. ii. 1 h.-re tiil l-e u r- :u--. . r
c:i... ui'-: r..tt .-r e'-.-'i-:;-ii r.-. i"-: 1 e n; tu
if'- 'l..lli,l. ..ll '.-t, I T 1:: 11 II- i t-. , i.i- I 1 -liTl-
vi..,f,-. MiirtviiL r'fc;.,,;..-'.iiii.y i.i ii.s
i in rtt wtii.rr i!, erofi.-.i' i-
.11 ; r - i.1 '.- fiuii.- -..:;uiv J:, i:.-. r-.- .1
CITY (Ji'X WOKKs
A !:ir l.--. r.ic iit 't ::.;c
ii. '-inuilo r.t. i i: u: 1 :rrt . ,
K v. !v r--. i i: I. m.-z
iT-mn. ( Jd iiTti e. ;;i.ti.'j ni. ' -
I'r: 1,.-:. .VI
h. u. 'in
. 'IJir;t;r-;. , f l-. .
t ; ..iir : 1 1 a iu- r i
ADAMS'
Pound Butter Case
.i
Hi bv
till1"
is.l, tl.f
..lei j' pii.i.ee .-.low
re.'.-i't tl e c.iiiditiv
!:".. r:,-l it b
c-'Vcruitir::'. i.as net the p..w r to 11
.' rco it- autlioiiiv oil the Island.
in
'ii i . ..... ... .. is i. ; .1. ,j ,!.. .... .....o l.1..i uie .in., nit. .ui t ,.. "Ot!. n t prcccct in ' t he tra get! v. he determin-:
, . i the pei. i e, s ion d conuemn the Cm- fno countv are ropresenieii. ana in '"-'"" n.. .. -. -. v ... ,. i,. . Sv r ivm' i N-veti e"
:Lo '"" . 1 . 4 . . , . ...,..r:,.v;.!H.l...l fi-..,i. ,...,.r.....t,.i.. pie of Philadelphia of the power to notwithstanding iier disabled eondt- ed to possess huns.-if ot some money f ' '. 1 ..... ..
It:. 1 i S tttittOIS aUltell ti.CV ere atteiiipiin-' . . . ,.l ... x-...l.: I. 1 1 ..Un-..-. l.n nuMic ..1. i.inti mil n "' aioho.. .ii;ii!.-.e. o. .-.:'
"" J 11 . ,-,.,' An ut.r.iir an unequa bass of , cnor.se tne proinono;anes oi ineiriiioii. a.hum.3 u-i .--. , ,;. f
Culananth .ritics ' !'"' l"-i'5". 'lt representation is dishonest, at hot- e-mrts. This is a most decided anti- her. , t , i P'-book. 1 aktng advantage o j , e' n i s -1 .
. a disoositioi to i l'-i-r time giwu f,r lamination t,,!n. aU(l if i:H-orp,r.ited in our Cn- Kcpublican feature. A midnight dispatei. I Von, London he absence of young Kerr who had ; " - - ;
u ,f;lt land discussion. stitution. will assuredly beg, t dis- 10. Pecause it introduces the vice gives the following ad.lit onal details taken hts two sisters to .N.urreyv. He ; - f i
" ' 1,11 "" Io-iomv -slike b,-'-(tsrkc Vouean-I'jf cumulative voting into private gathered from officers and passengers on Saturday evening, he entered the - ; " .'!,' l .,t ,7, '
ared the Spanish t Ti::ir.i roui.ii. Bx:px:u-r.XT.Ti. . . :. . . , ' ' ,,!!, .i,,, ,.i.,.:.. it : ,i.Jt !ritin. Tl... Vilio dn lfnvr.- .. shop and watching a favorable oppor-i ' 1,11 1"" '"' '-i
I ITOI '-111 II. r li s l.ll lll'll.IS ,1 ir i'l. llli-J i .v, i .,...,.,,.. i ......j ,.... .. . u ... ....... fc ... - - - - i ... . . - . . . . ' 7 ... 1 ... I . . . I . ..... I I
I . ... . .. .
ileatiW I
;i-!y p:
i.
j The now C.
; la! ion the ba.-i:
ur
ovet .M.iet.t ;s n ',.-) I
;e. I.
i
i iy
iail. -.' of J.
i'idv.'iird i'i'
o. ti
..i r.,
n-tIt;itio:i makes pi-j.tt-of
rei'iTsentation, vet
inenrporates wiihin the provision that
outing it- preparations f. rjea. h county shall have at ler.-t one
-!).! hooe., that a I pf sentattvo. ho;.j g;v::ig to more
P'i'i'il. rv ;i representntio'i without re
ar 1 to population.
This is i most vii-ioiis prinei-.'e.
it.:- .! .n o letitv.
i'oetg.ili
I.ltlles C.
I
1
1 1. -(
a!:,--
,t t. 1 ,
1! i :
: t'.i-Ti
r.ii' iis n re
iiietug tiie
oring the r
Tin (-I'l "rotten b-rough' sv-t.'in of
Mil' hind, which that country got rid
of forty years a go, was not more ic-i"U-,
in its worst aspects, and it will
;i' aki r, s:nd i I,e a slir.iiie to see such a departure
tiiis State, a-' i Iroin the P.epuliliean bitsis of govern- j
f any imp : t-j meut itP-.'-rp'orated in onr Cotistitti
!.,!. b ihe
l!v div
tat'f,
grape
thistles: and a Constllution which
is based on fraud cannot fail to briii'r ; of su'h corporations.
f.rth the legitimate results of fraud. " ! because it eniitowers railroad
I companies to build railroads "be-
wkvweari:o?i'si:dtot!ii: itwien any two points within the
.-.i:'.v ctsrvsnivisov. 'State," thus giving them power to
: pass through any of the streets of
Wo have neither the room n-.r ihe i any municipal corporation without
h is u re to discus-, point bv point, the a-king its leave or being subject to
various grounds of opposition to the ' 'ts direction.
new Constitution. We therefore' -' J.ecause it pronimts too oiucers,
. . . ... .. t . . . i
; gr-oip tiam togetner ns hriefi v and o.rectois ami employees oi ranroa i
ia-- i ;!ntediv as mav be. Wc are op- companies from being stockholders in
' . . - 1 , .i i i i i .i .
iiKi-il to it. then , i.'ieir own roaos oy declaring tnai no
,.r ! :..,.o,l ., tl.n.b r ,,(ti .1... OinI, tnnitv. felit-1 the a-'fil man with a i -"'
llll.fl Ul il II 1,111 1. 1U lllliillll I'll 111UI "iihul.-i ittiLn i-, ..inn m. .- , ... .
. - 1 1 .. .... . lit.... .....it... i- :.. l . iitiiois not .Mor';iiv ,: iii'-v w fis
eoiiiMoii uici ' -", i . .. ... .
skull with th ; violence of the blow, 1
tl 0.
bit
..1
-I
-ill
!: the j
:i wasi
iiii.k ;. av
al of 'the
I. lie.
cause it destroys tin
nv.-V
j such o fiicer, director or employee
shall be interested, directly or mdi
t he ha:! it th.-rchv .h i.i-Ui'i - th. :
,- , - .rit-.n-i ,,f , -,.-.!, .t ... t. recti v, m the business ot a common
i;ng t.iC population oi ino s-'"1-" i i , -
1 .... .: , l-l'I'ilTf-J (.' !..ll:..(i t.l I... 11 ,,, I l .l . .
T.I- --.111 Inn .11,1 , i.,l- .... ...... .... .i.in-.o ... ....... '.I. 1.U
it-
i ;e:i. ior:.;.
ihe ioil.i ;
that 'party,
::-rai:,st "'
CiUpl'tlMii
.;j Woo.!.
white i,i t
; oMiious. not i.st andiii-.
loll--!.UiS C'f I
not ( tily wis :
aek iav" at-.-i iiiir.a -e.l Hon
ti '. . te-lii iun,!.;.! -rtta:i
one oi l no grubber.- a:n
21,7'.1. bv 2011. the number
"f representatives of which the new
I louse is to consist, the ratio for :i
n i-reentiitive is found to he 17.'',U'r):
vi t bv giving to each count y
rep- j
.1 with the lininber opiiosite
I the name f each voter re
spectively in the list of voters, tiiore-
jbv lender'ng it easy to learn ho
22. Decause it descends to the pet
ty and contemptible business of pro
hibiting railroads from issuing free
i i j
re-eutativo, tne
i,
lollowing c. duties.
.. ,, ,.r.
un popuiaiiiiis iieiow tn;
resolution : s,..(j a ,n(.,l,(.
erv man votes.
t ratio,
to the
Ctirn'i'S.
ii. Tl,!!.
t.ieijer-.
lb IK
iioinlniited for
Pirt. l,ll.rf,,T
.-l.-M .luni.ila...
.s.l.v M- Ki-.-.ii ..
4.,.in 1 ik,-
I.'..:u4 Sie-'i.-r
ll .'.-- -, 1'n'i m
i:ik
r,.o-i
pcmicr. . .!-.!.:. ur
. r,,",i-
itii V.'O J'le-unte Dt t.i"rj-;;t:e Si'liivmi
-,, . i W..l,ui'.i;
wi.l rema.n mum regarding' iiiiten
These tl
.; ,- ol a population
1...V- ..r t ... '
. i.'oea'tsi; it imposes new
eat lot;
them
23. liecause it eiitails upon the
peojile an enlarged Judiciary, at an
i ll from the public- treasury.
! : i:
. .' " I ciioi inoiisiiihlitional cost, to the noo-
upon vo.ers, rcpnnng; , am, ,jw & ,ic
le naturalized a month i , Jicirr nr.:..,e ii( (i)n1vious to the
r.n. I 0' I". o (i-i 'tio'is, a:n! to ho two months i , ... t , ... . . .....
:i r .i i- . . , . , oesi icgui iiiea in me ciaie.
" :'v- , res'.ileiits of tho d:str,c s in which .,, , , , , r
- --7r. i i 24. Localise it makes all boards of
rote., ..... . .. t i, . ; County Commissioners ami Auditors
l.-...v;.-. ""-i.i .se .i ,c::-.iej.- a i.egi-try ' , - ... , r .
l..- . ... - , .i-.iii.ii- i.l 1.U.J nun-, uiiii loi
i.i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. i .iii i ij i.v lll lo.nrr inai!.. . ..
ing the poo-
boards vear-
; lv, it thev wish, as now
' 2". liecause it recognizes the per-
!' rT ';:n" inoiiorativc bvprrseribing that! ' 1 '
- , . ,..,,-, - 1 , -j , ; three years, thus preventi
:; , the iih.-.'tiee o! a name from tho pt.. , J .' . i
;r-.-, . ,.:.. i., i;. ,i . i , i- t r " ! pic Iroiil eiianging those b
ir.ee. i niiin.a s, , ..ti j..t - i.-trv list shah not hinder a man from ! -r , ?
oii-ct thirteen i vofng.
p
' P.. U lli.l o.l iL-.n,. ......... I ('III Ol ( ,1 I I . ( 1 1 . II -.(. Tl O I ... i J !....-. II ... n- . , .. .
.,.-.- I .. , .. - L ... i.i. 1,1 1. ... . ' ',. I ,1- - - - - . .. i F. -. .1 ii. l. 11 II til: IL I III l li ne- .- l t.
-t .I.. ' Jghenv. with ai.ooulatlonof 2C2.2tM.!scniaiionosten,n.lvnn n,mn!n.;,,n i( "'c.ous principle oi minority reprc-
.-. ' . . L ill. 1 L tl llll- I'll.,,, 11 I'l lll.SI ' , ' j 1' '- ..-',.
. r . ,, , tLioariv uoiioio inat n i r.
ioi.li. oi .n.e ii.( v
l , : .i.
', (nearly double mat of the thirteen ! establishes the vicious principle oPT , ' , - r'cVUOM "l
o cal.id noon j (.umk,., d,,t ,,l:t f,,,,,.,,,. ; t,.rriu,r5a, representation in the House ! ' " . T
i.-1 uic i.i pe.-eii I hit this Is Hot a . t'oillities sion - ! of .,.i.!-Pi(.n!,nU-f. ,,t.-t , V. i., " ""re' " ....... n. n iiimu.
new Constitution, and we again urge, ! ing less than five members to the countv, with a popiilationof 4.000 a Two Supreme Judges, under this
a- we have hiretofoie urged upon j Honreare entitled to an nddiuona representative, while it denies r.-pre-
thiiii, careful and d.'-pas-icnau
n a'i.'ttg f the insirumr lit. end then
a vote in accordance with the best
election ot such
me
to etc t..r or against the pro
the provisions of this instrument it ' ,'K '"l'w s w 'Ui l'"i''-t"'" i d population, and one to Lebanon
. ,, , , , , ' : of 2.. M-., sends two members, while with 34, (UH while it gives lint one
ha. been b.it little read, cnu wo m. as-1 (;n,,, wilh C(,nts ,.ut one. j t0 C,M.,ter with 77,000; Cnd only wie
t.rab.y st.,od a. one, but as tho poop.,- i iie ratio in Columbia county is thus j to Perks with 10r.,000, while all over
and the journal- of the State have! 14..:t. while in Allegheny countv it the rest eft lie State it reouires a non-
-.vi.ii.iued and bigau lodiscu.-s it. th
is i i, tuith nnd our fractional surpitis ' illation of 70. ;".()0 to ench Sen, .tor
t .rrctit ofol-iecticns has swollen 'and !HOVl,ri:,',',i0i" n':t K-'-f'l t ; Vi,e(pial representation is contrary
r. nv, (1 -. . r. , . t , " ' "iier woru.-, ji,..- people to cverv principle or right and jus-
riiiiio-t daiiv ii-esh accessions of iiiem-; in o.ihiu.bia county sends a ropre- tice.
hers of the Convention, and of the j setative to Harrisburg, while l.,;7s (t. lie anse it limits Philadelphia
press, r.n 1 the representative men of ' Allegheny county and lo.C'.'S in to a representation of one-sixth in the
ihe people, are throwiii" the;r infii-1 1'nl:cil'it'r '"".V f-M-t !lt nil. J Senate, no matter what her popula
te into the se.le a -ai -t it unii' I Tl"!V'1,l:"b;a '0,I!lt.v. which is Dom-1 tion may be. If. in 1S0, her popu
, r ,', oeratic, gets two representatives for lation should be one-foutih that of
vea-efc.y sr...s..edthr.t if thc.lee-.gs.Tu; people, and 31,:)7; in Alio- the State, she can vet never have
provision, are to be chosen in 174,
member for any surplus exceeding : sentation altogether to over l.i.UOO "J1'1 oa,'h voter is to vote for but one.
Wn ratio; w hile counties sending j citizens of Allegheny county. This is Thus, one of the nominees of each
live or more members are md entitled worse than therof!en-b..r.-.ti.r!. -fit, party will be chosen. This not only
c- i to representation for anv fr.K'tioiinl i,f I'lori:,,!,) " tnakes the minority enual in power to
tites if their own judgment. When : surplus. e en if it should reach 17,-! .". liecause it gives one Senator to ! majority, but renders it impossi
we lirsi tonk Tound ligainst some of!, ,,s- Thus Columbia county, -Mr. j Delaware county, with only .19,000 h!e fl,r l('l,Ic to defeat the nomi
nee o. iMiner puny, no mailer now
objectionable he may be. It will thus
be possible for sixty-seven men in
each of the Republican and Demo
cratic Conventions to determine ab
solutely who these two Judges shall be,
and the whole task of choosing two
Judges of the Supreme Court for 700,
000 voters will thus devolve on 134
men."
2C. liecause. if adopted, it will
have to be endured for five years
without chance of change, whereas,
the present Constitution can be chang
ed in three.
27. Uecause the Convention defied
the Legislature, and public sentiment
in refusing to submit the Legislative
and Judiciary articles to a soperatc
vote of the people, although asked to
do so by the legal number of one-third
of its members. The enforced sub
mission of the Constitution, as a whole,
was an illegal and arbitrary execise
of power, intended to deprive the peo
ple of their just rights in the promi
ses. It Was the design of those who
adapted this course, to force the peo
ple to take the bad with the good, or,
as one of the members expressed him
self, ' he would see the people in h 1
first, before he would give them the
chauec to reject a part of his work
and take the rest," As it has novel
yet grown wise or proper to Jo cvi
that frood may come, we do not pro
jtose to indorse a dozen wrongs to
set at one right ?
104.-J)! f a vacancy occurs tlnrinr a ricf. in ni Ti ,.,r n., n.. i i t . ... i
111,, . T! . - r . I , - . , " o - J. Hiittuai, uuu.lt, uiv noie in
guided soioiy l,y our v.ewsof dutv, .lliC':0 murteeu counties tro to ; the ofi.ee of the L niled States Senator strumetit is bacd nnon the fnn.la-i
:s a journalist. e have no personal 1 ' ,', . ' J1 "rcso.itat.ves, nnd lroiu tnis Mate nn unnecessary and mental lie that the people arc not
At the time of the
weather was clear. Little w hid was
blowing, but there was a heavy oa.
The captain had just retired, and the
second officer was in charge. The
lights on the steamer were all right,
and the collision was wholly unex
pected. The Lock Earn struck the
steamer amidship and made a chasm
twelve feet deep and from twenty-
five to thirty feet wide. The exact
position of the Ville du Havre at the
time was latitude 47. 21, longitude
:i.").13. A panic took possession of
the passengers. Five minutes after
the collision the main ami mizzen
mast fell across the two large boats,
which were filled with people and
ready for launching.
The koats were crushed, and many
of their occupants killed and injured.
In the brief interval between the colli
sion ami the sinking of the steamer,
the crew were able to launch a
whaleboat and the captain's gig The j
Lock Earn went a mile before stop
r.n.l t.i(ii.iL-n thi. ,l?ii!.,,tt,--,l ii-. .'-L- S UI.
tain cut the victim's throat wilh a t'"''-
shoe kife. When the son returned.;'
soon after the tragedy, he noticed uj
light in his fathers workshop and in- j
quiring the cause, it was suddenly I
extinguished, while the murderer'
escaped unseen by a window. An
'examination of tho premises was
madi; at once, nnd the old man sbody, !
hardly yet cold, found King on !
a pili! of corn in the room, and under!
a bed near by a coat covered with
blood, which was recognized as the
property of lieighih r. This of course
aroused suspicion and the house a j
mile or so distant, at which he board- j
ed, was visited, the murdered manVj
coat found and Ucightler accused of;
tiie crime. He was taken to Kerr's j
and compelled to look at the body,:
anil with a rope around his neck I y '
way of persuader, finally onles-i d ,
tie was guilty. The stolen money j
twentv-six dollars and ninet v-five j
up and prison-1
Height-
ping. She then got out four boats to
pick up the people struggling in the j cents was given up and
water. .Meanwhile one whaleboat. ! or removed to (ireeusburg.
nmlcr the command of tho second ! lor states in his confession that he j
lieutenant of the Ville du Havre, j had an accomplice, a sandy complex- j
nicked intone load of those who worc ! mncd man, whose name he did net
, .-4
clinging to planks, spars, etc., and
took them to the Look Earn. She
returned to the scene and rescued
another aload.
Captain Surmount, who remained
on deck to the la.-t. was rescued bv
t -.!. r,".t r-
a h-v'' ni atou's' nci-i ) 0S:0i
-lets, itA. -:-'. .r-i "' fUTfel
"- oi k i ' : -i 'i.'ii.i i :i-.-. ,..i :!; -i...-. . -tute i 1 "4. - , -t'J
X I-i ! V-'. i ' ... 1 . i , 1 i . i -'i . ' -r-: u.-;iw is I . Vb- I -'7. i3 4.' li
I..T- ;..:! i-i! '''--"-- i : ' i : - i-i l: l ii! im- j I . 51 I iJ-.-rr.-J
't'-'- . ----- - '--:'-: :':-i"-iit.' -- -'v i-;:'5i.,.3 .
to Secretary of President John- ,.",;'.,!";": C- ''-T' . . l I
No i-a.i-e is known for th;' sni- :.?. .!.::.;. i-:. t :"-? w.feo' ' ' :- " i
.1 i ; a. sii ir,::t. : ' , --.-.'
.M,i,,-i,..r. ! I ;. 7 ,; :f4li--,J-A.i:
V VVV : ,'l . I '. . . . .1 . I i .- -1 - A l'.. s in r- i I'.. I.
-TTsse sum
iSrPT.- -7; XJW !
v v!-7v-7V--r:---'v.l i-.- . v- - '7- ) J '' i' f,:v.-,''" i-', -, r-'jp ' i
re... r.r i-Tio-rn .vvitvint.
i
in;
.vt and it t .: ;
I. r-'i.atllo Kihicuti...:. N j
Circui.irs wiits to
'..e Ciiiu- I ?l:it fur ('; ti;:.
-l.iit- c..!i i jitcr :tt any tim-'.
P. DUFF & SONS.
know, and v. host! acquaintance he;
had maile at a singing school a few
nights before; that the accomplice
struck the fatal blow with the .lib
while ho used the familiar knife, it is
to be inferred, to cut the old man's
'rii.nu-..:o,i 0!y lilts lx-it dun.iii'if i work i
k'.n-l in 111- Wt.rt.1.
.SSItlNEE SAL!-:.
Harpers' EVlagazinc.
.Vi'i'v.7 of ttie rr:;jt.
1
1 '
The c-vf r-iut ro i.-Inr inil itiwi of v-x'.-fM-:
(loir.- an 1 noi!. lnpi-'l, wiu-ii w. t!ink i:it
...... .tf h. ...... ti iun..fr.',.d ., .
tLrs boat thrc4Mjiiurters of an hour uf- turoat ; auu fiirthor, that this c'!)-' mufi 'i'iiier tt tr.roi ttm e;u.Mti.rs nsV-n .-ti
pun carncu away wan li:m ins lion s ,;rilybMw;in,ll, ;'n 'J
hnre of tho loiy. litit tiiis s-tory j Hci-Hru-iTuvei! u:i. Ujsui uiit.
liw.l-r.il itnr.ii nj fl... it. ft. 1 rTiaMe! T .1 till' :itLM7!'l.'
li.n.Lvr, ii would Le buricj hikut u , arc. l'imiioa", jr without rfprrrifn- The roFt of tho iStatc 1oos not want
. . 'tr.tinii fi'liwn.i
-a i 1 1 iii'Jiiraiir. 'i
-r.keti us it is, bv nianv of its lirst
Why should Forest, wilh its bare
i.OO'.l o Donnhitioii loive n iiicmlicr
fri.-n .:. ar.d advocates, conJoinned by whiie 1 j.t.TS of a population in Alle
lic S'.ipnn.e Court, and iua!:y of the ! gheny is unrepresented ? Why should
jiun-t sii.d ablest lawvers in jj.,. ; L'anieron. with i,-2",: poojilo, have a
State, .t.d denounced hv smoo of its i "'";r' w ""V"1 nu ' 1
. Il IS hilt in ' W lit- wtinnl.l nnn
authors, it will owe :1s
M'pt- il, ?"..-,y to the violent pro-j tho same powc
fci;Lipt!o:!! ill favor of the ability of ! or (irecne? 'J'o
; has but one
pi ion, ifl ;n Potter, in Cameron, or Forest have
er ns six in Clearfield
i-how the utter in-
it frnm. rs. and to the railroad peod (,(luaii'y ,,f this kiud of representation
provided for rushing it to a vote be-1 "Pl.'l a table of counties, each
r r ,. ... .1' whica have but one member, to
f ire full eramtiiatton and d sct- s,.,;,. j sl)0,v U,e dispati.y i representation
lb-h iving it to be a matter of par- which this svstem will introduce:
linit.IIIit importance to the JH-ol.ie, We !'""-nm .'.Tr! 1rrlM-i.l
, , , . 'J-Ti-rt i.i 10 .1,11. rjl,.
li.ive done our best to attract their at- .4 ir--ri.'...
... , ! "' v.m-i i iiuuiu...
tent. on to it. intd point out what we ; " Ki-iiii h.s;.s i-.-m-
, .. , , .. , . , , : ' "'! Wurreu..
iH-.ievcil to hp its. most glaring faults ; su..iv.,n ..mi MlJt.r .
1T..74I
-.t,:.i
;;,k;
itt.ill
-..',.447
ir.K7
ter the collision. One of Ids officers
swam a mile to the Lock Karn, and
was hauled on board with a rope.
The boats continued to search the
waters in the vicinity ol the disaster
until there was no hope of saving
more lives. The cold was intense-
Many of the survivors were undress
ed two hours, and were almost life
less when rescued. The Trimoun
tain sighted Lock Karn at 3 a. in.
six hours after the sinking of the
steamer, and received the siirvivors
before reported.
Additional ItcveitHe from Taxntion.
.ml
def.-cts In this wc have been
to profit by a wrong don- to Phila
delphia.
7. liecause while holding out the
delusive promise of biennial sessions
of the Legislature, it loaves the door
open to the annual meeting of that
body. Kxperience has proven, in
other States, that where the oppor
tunity is given, some pretext has al
ways been found for convening bien
nial legislatures annually.
8. lleeause, of itself, the biennial
sycstcm is wrong. It is better, if the
people chance to get a bad Legisla
ture, to have the power to oust it in a
a year than to !c saddled with it for
two. The Senate, under this instru
ment, cannot be changed in less than
four years.
9. Ileoaue it conmolls an extra'
' session of the Legislature whenever
We have already noticed that there
are indications that during the com
ing session of Congress attempts
will be made to secure additional rev
enue Irom taxation. Among the re-
S'..: .- 1 ur! ,.-r i in- ','.
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at i'tiT-n,-!-'--. S;, ,-.-. in Iir.,
S-r-rt (-!! v. ,11 Si!"
ii-.-'-n.l r 1 7 i'l - '.;!.,., u-.x r- ; I
),- rly - i' I. -v. -. -. Tii.-n-r a l..,!i'r-.!
N". I- l- "(P '1 1 1 MIlMi ..j
:- r-- l i.iii- i r t'-.-.-li i i.ijf i.-i,t.- .:i pr.
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E N N A
PREMIUMS.
THE WILSON SHUTTLE
Sowing Machines
E?i'-oiv I ir:ind
PEIZE MEDAL
And Medal of Honor
r. r. TttE
is looked upon as the merest S.'t.o,.. j; Z1': " j " il "' " ' 1 '-'
However, It should Uot be. altogt th- rv .uitur,- lii :t li;i. k i,l .m with. f it lt." ii ,t X.i. A ! -.ir. :-;.u, ,-i : I-., I , r ' Ti r; yr 1 Inn
,.r ;-i..,i-..,l f.,r if ; ...ii. -Mo l!,t ll' 1 ti"' ""! 1 l:sc-.n ui.-...r-ti. r-. ty t ;.:.' i:.i'--. . , . I, ; :-. r : r- '.,r 1 '-. I 1 1 fi (' i V CTTTI T5 fl" i-1' f! H il 111 1
erigtlOieU, ior It Is jios.- I,le teat L,.,,.., jt wi;h ,nitwi.l .-..ini.l.r.-n-v. I. ,,:,. l.s.tt.-t :l ..- a-.l ,-. ..,.1 f V V i j I (j f j A I III 1
another shared in the commission of '" '" Ntn-nt .-i-tim ih..i t pui-ii- ;rr..;i. it---...:, --n-.-i,-;. a,:i .i.-m- i,,,,;, i:.V',i--.-7'ni-i-,rr 1 JJ ! 5 L 5j Jl!" if' liyiii-UU
. . . . . ill I tin:.-. I lie MnuJZl';.. I..-1K iJ-,ii-- uv-.H,..! ii.L i.iii 'l-'tlsl.i - !i-;n,!i. :u-.' ., -..;;-.( t-,. . .,, i -'" k ' - ' -r-ww
the heinous crime, and should be ; Bu ue .i.vn ..f it.-, in.-. r.i Lt.-u. .X". 7 .. i-..-1 ;.n ,.i 1 ' 1 : ,
ferreted bv all mean. ' sr..s,,r.1Trrr,vs , .'. ,. I',""-''1 i-' '? .'(,"'"'r 11 I,,i,':!! r' 1 ": ;' :-" "r ""
A .tllirdrroil Airrnv. . , (.lii.l-.v M- 1
II irin r . iIt-.t ii,. nn, v. :l , ,i f-i i-i .i.ii. ,
ll:iriKT ?'i2xr.7iu.-. one v. v.r.
41 to inr-lu-i.? i rr-p.iynn n. o:
h.' iiutli..n-r.
Sui-n-ripii ii.a i-i lli'.rjiT'j-- ?I i
'- '-y
w,-,-k; -.
I-i r. or
St. Lol ls, Pec. 1. The Kansas
7...., ; ....... I.... i.-.i I -. . -.c"-," i'
v.ii .rii(((i u-.iinu;ii nun u !i i .lie uni ii.iZ'tr. c. nne n.i.irt-s i.-r m;-.-
I.OI.ir f.v.i.i I'l-.n-L-nt uliliiiff II., it ."""I .iiiriT l-rill.-. sl.. "ll-il, l.ir--i.ir.
........ ....... ...... " i y.ar, 7 Ol; iH.siajjo ii.iviit
nartv of lexan desuerailoes attenmt-l ti.r..tii(.winTer.n.-ivc.i.
. i i
ed to break np the pcrformenee of
Kobinson's Circus at Jacksonville on
the 2Mrd of November, but were pre
vented, and order restored. About
five o'clock in the evening, however.
A. .T. ( I U.r." Oil.X.
Assiii.-i.;.;
i KAlii.
X.,.
A I I'M SWA
r::i).
sources suggested is the replacing of J preparatory to leaving town, a largo
a revenue duty on tea and coffee, and
the inorease of the tax on distilled
liquors nd tobacco. The restoration
of tax on tea and coffee would in-
-.' 1-.V 11.0 aUl ;.-i.'T at
An extra iiipyot ei;ln-r th.' M.iju;ik-. Wi-in.
or r.:or.nr will l tupi-li.-.! ura'.i.. Inr evi-r I iie,i
t Sjii!ii..Ti.n-M at "iWfiil u i-i-iiii.-i:iii.v
or six ni'i"s l,.r ifM oo, wiilii.ut extr wpv: p..:
lM.vat.lc I y iliefiii w riln ;s t ti.t-ttti.i- '.vimo
rc.-ivi?,.
Hack XiitiitK-rs t-.m I rapi.lii. cl tiny tt:n .
A complete set ,f Harprr 1 iaiiu -. n-.w piini-
.i i , ... priMiiir t. voHiini , in iie.n pii.lIi i.i.rj-nir. y,:i
as the circus men were loading their i wnt i.y exi.m. tr.-wt-.t t i-nmo-nr iir,-i.:..,-r
liirf-m p.-r t.iIiiiiiv. Single vt!i',:.n, 1-v mn.i.
x s: pni-l, .! 0J. l luili v.wi-4, f.ir l.i:i..i:ijr. i!i iv:i,
liy itinil, M.!pa,l,
Tlie pia'.a-i.i on It irp -r'. Ma ; tzlu; 14 i-i uM it
VPl.r. Wllil'il lllli.-.: it' li.li JMI..-.11I ,.-ri .-r.,,,.,
:.( I. I. . .... I - ' . I 1 1 I ! ' - I - -
wuu Knives ami pt.-tois, aim a general
fight iusned, in which three Toxans AJ.!ro UAltj'EUi. usos. N yrrl.
i -ii.. i i i.i 1 1
in n- K.iieu c.nu m-cii n uuuui'ii, aim
iCstPvblisheid iu 18-15.
The Heall Founldrv
S..s:liS:ni
ri.t'ltir.'ti. f1
Mr:KWl.-1:li
and
3achiiio"Vorl
aiiimals, wagons, ,c., on the cars
number of roughs attacked the men
CORNER CENTRE AND HARRISON STREETS
A Coiinil (.' ri -inriiil lli.liiri-..! liu Tim-
crease the revenue about $18,000,1)00. j mx circus men wounded. Hubert i i'.aher1Vvcr7'iIT" ,u'J'as'"-"'-ktl- ''0i'.y
It is urged in thiseonucction that cof-l Stieknev had a kmc dislocated, and! aiKr " '""
it is feared he will never be able to HarRCr'S Weekly,
ride agitn, A i en Lose another per-! SPL;.'Nmm.v irxusTUATiH.
w
fee is higher to-day than it was when
it was placed upon the free list, a re
sult, it is claimed, which is due to the
enhanced export duty levied by the
Brazil authorities. An increase of
ten cents per gallon upon distilled
spirits, and of four cents per pound
upon tobacco, would yield an addi
tional revenue of about $17,000,000.
It is believed by the Commissioner
of Iuternal Revenue that the increase
of taxation upon these two articles w ounded.
Ciiiiiborlijunl, MYl.,
. McKIAIG SON,
t
Proprietors, and I Hniiuuctiv-'ers of
Charles 1. ninson was knocked
down v. i.i b and she-t through the
leg.
On .. '.or was shot, through the
bio.!-: ...id uuolher stabbed in the
A- ihe train was leaving town it
was fired on ami one man slightly
would not make the total lax so great
as to ihercste thp imlijconiontu for
frauds. The duty upon tea and cof
fee, and of the increased taxes upon
distilled spirits and tobacco, would
yield about $1,000,000 of additional
revenue.
CierisiAiijr and (lie Centennial.
f.-elite-oriatereston ,!.,.sl,W; nnw i ?, 1 . T " of ; useless cxjK-nse. ! hone?t. and cannot safely be trusted.
.ii'.i.v i wint l.lllJ'T OU liw ll'l o.. i . . .
from those of.. cr f.n ,:....,,! : i . '- because it creates toe unncces- Its whole purpose Foems to be to The Federal Council have accented
. ur last word of ,,U I ..; ' : . Z : -T;:Z: ! 'aK l:V I m,to keep, then, the omeial invitation to Germany to"
- i..tu.- ! - i i----""" - "v ,. .', .j.. jiiuru j auu neprivcs ino ccnaie oi tnc cnoice
i- riyi',.' a . rU,irj to t',- o,iu: s of : than the seven counties in the first of its presiding officer. A vaeancy
j.,r ,rn lr.t jiKhim i.f t)n vou'r coIu,na' f 'ot,s hut xhrca 'uombers j in the o!liec of Governor has occurred
own heads will be the l,!eh or' "i . ,'7 ?Venl. Ald r , in all our history, and then
., , c r. another table ofeouuties, those in the the vaeancv was filled bv the Speak
i v tuat v,td follow the result. , first column cloetmrr hut one puo,.! inr r,f ili si."..,.,.n t. :., ..i 4
r- - -' 't -.... it in u tl .'i.ifrt? t".-
from going wrong-. The only honest
men in the State, one would suppose
from reading this Constitution, were
the one liundted and odd Constitu
tional bummers who made it. Xo
one else is to be relied upon, Wo do' Prince Iismrk.
participate in the universal exhibition
at Philadelphia in 187(1, and have do
cided to leave the
commissioners
at the exhibition
A'jtiff oj p.-r it.
The Wcvlly is ttie 1.!h. mi I m ; H,W .r;., jj.
IirtraU-il p, ri..ili.-:il piit.ii:,.- i in ih u:,!r..-) s.s
i-iCri .i. nr.-f,-l,i.larl.v mi l i-iiniih iu-r. nn-i i- .n-.-Him
Ii wciirlit. lu iUii..ir.ili.'ii! ul ( u, icin i-v.-ms
.ii-r lull uii-l fr.-li. mi t arc pr.-n.o c i l.v cur In -t .!
I'lfriiern. Wi.li a .:inul.t;i ui ! 1.. .it. ih.j We.-!;.
Iy is r.-ri i l.y at I -in; li ill a miiii ,n p.-rs,nw, iiu.l
Ut InlliiKii.ii ii a im ur.ui ui i-p'iiiiin j.-. siiujii .- i.r-.-.
ncutluu.-.. Tic- V. t-i-iviy m ii:i: oa a pjKitin-"p.'-.i-li-.n.
an.l cxpr.'i.-..-!. .ip. i.l.-1 , , ), li;i,-.;i uu
'UI p.-,.;,tr:n-". XlnitirU'.e lull- ier-J jurr.cl.
H i' I :sc' i ; 1 1 t i s x s t st
ll:irwr'D Wivkly, one r. nr JI"
4 00 iiv-tu ten pr,p:iyiii-iit uf U. S. ik:ii-'.-tiie
iiufilihcr-..
SitiDwriptiiiuj to Harpi-r'a M:ii;inc. V.'..-k!-,
I amilfuzar. t. olio a.iUros i.,r c.io yi-n.-. i-l-j t.t: iir'
two of Harper' lVrixti.-nls. t,. .i.ii-a.1..!ri-.-K l.,r ..!- i
t yrur. i um: n,iie piiyatiie l.v Uil- r alm.-rii.L-r nt
UERt,N, December l.-The r-rZ& w.klv.
man srovernuient lias addressed ron-: ir m im sunniici ..riij i,,r. v. rv .-iii..'..!-
recent H :.nw t.i itn. ,.,,,.,,,, e- r've olTii.TH at 4 0J t-a.-li. In (,i,c r-iiiiiuiLH':
ri.seutai.oiis to ttie government of ; urnix epic r,.r s;..i, wi;u..toxir.ir -py: j..tl
Spuiu relative to the seizure of two I P.VWc ,htf i$t tU9s ; wu..re
i i i . rrivo I.
tierman vessels in tne oiooloo archi-' i'kiium,Mirrcn,H mppn-.it at nro- lim"
peligo which were taken to Manilla j n'ife!'
and adjudged lawful prizes. It is ex-"""i"'"' f, r' w"i.-h. a ii.mpi.-t" . ;, nunpris-
... .......... .ui.i.1..-. .-..-i.fc ..ii r,i-.-i .i in c-aii at
niv.-.l
Ti , iir i I sii ! -.:ii,.i i'.,r...
.'r ' h I x! Pat.-nt Uiler...
--h, ami I r -ii vv rki-r v-i, .........
..i. oil-, itii i i -.a.-;
I- .--I :i:i i ;.ii
iinf. (--ul f.-r lliii.ilr:iti.in.,)
ten Pumps a
Threats wcra made by Tcxans
that ihey would g ) to Crocket again
and attack the circus.
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Another Tlricinlns AUuir.
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S -K-k-s. I.i . I i;im. iirni I ii,.- r'n;,.. .-.
K!a,- im-'iH. M-.,,T' sal li iti-.u-i-'ti-ills,
.In .i-.n . I vi-ri!U- :t.i, :!U-4., '
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i'lir ino iV;i!,-r Wlit-i!..
lou.iaj .Mieiil:i,,.s i't.a-r Kill-,
Iriiiii-i,ii j,u.it y.x-.
Ijiirsi! i'uw.T uu 1 Tuni'-iii.- Shr.i".
r.i .rt i.-e Win r
I it.ii, ii. .in-1 MilU'aciiia ni nil-y-S
fi a r.n ',, (2 to 40 Ii-tm )
!k-ll.-r.'l nil kiii ls mil,- a'i-1 r.-!-"-S.u
S: irks mi.i Sujir I'au.
nd CDnr.sctions,
Oi r.i , ii I I. - oti.-r li. tliu-; -i--i 1 lo'-''1"''
11. !t 'tt-rs. Awl, an I l.t 'r" .'i
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Kuni i,-.-4 i- ri'iiur.-li'4 bii.I liw.-.iu..
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t. -J. ?.' Tf
jlacliineiy, &c,
2:r.m:ein;vr..r ."--- i-i':i-!t,.-.i-.1 Sot.-Luliri-
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iii-.-i.
s the appointment of i peeted that the decision of the court i IS5 ritM.-,' IZfXl
to represent Germany j at .Manilla will he reserved by the ; PTpT.-.J rt r . ..rV v-u . ..
ion p) the handi of : Madrid government an.d the v'csseU yw, i.t'Viti uL? .
released.
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OvcrliiiuIiMl aa llovdivd
at, F.-.. Sitcl.., Slali-n i,S
- j.iit. ry.
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