Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 March 1896 — Page 4
/HL HANNER TIMES. GREEXCASTLE. INDIANA WEDNESDAY MARCH 1 1896
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A STRONG ARGI MENT 1 t ^e U , , u i 'fM i n,''''i <1 only , ' nirh:i - si/ '° iuro;u ' Dlu’AUW UNIVERSITY
I noi'ttU'd Co:l<l it ion of .4IV;iir-«.
REASONS FOR A SPECIAL LEGISLA-, While 11 is true, as HtHtcd above, that all TIVE SESSION. the acts since 1^57 hava ritlie" been form ally ileclaivrl to la- unconstitutional or are .. , . . .. ... ... known to contain the same unconstitu-
Mcnionul to (■overnor Malt hews Calling ,■ . , ttonal featuri -, there Is yet nowhere in
Attention to the t m onstitutionatity of any coun ,. my „i.l. r UirectitiK any of the th** Apportionment Art of 1H85 nnd election oRicers under whut particular l T rf(li>.; Action on His rurt—Honent and law to proceed, or forl»iddinx them to pro\aii«i Law Promisud. ceed under any particular law. The ju<lL r -
' ment of the Sullivan circuit court having
Is a spmal session ot t.ie legislature been reversed and that judgment having desirable at this time? Able answer to ! ^ et ' n specilic.iliy limited to the odicers in
that county, in the various counties
ty.
throughout the state the election oflicers would, in the present condition of a Hairs, seem to he at liberty to pick out from the “job lof of unconstitutional laws offered them whatevrr might seem the least objectionable or the most beneficial to his particular county, in which event office:\, in Scott, .m Heron, Putnam, 1)imi-
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The largest piece of ^ood tobacco ever sold for to cents _ and The Scent piece is nearly as large as you get of other hign grades for io cents
fur such action as is rccoiun ondcfl: Hun. Claude Matthews, (lovt*rn-u*«f Indiana: Under tile rt cent decision of the supreme court iu the Denny case, t io acts ,d' tlie general assembly passed in Si)3 and IHl.i, for lesfislattve apportioum at, were adjudged to be unconstitutional. Thu same a ljudication bad been t heretofore made by the supreme court with re: poet to the apportionments i tin ted in 1" PJ and IS'.U, in the Darker case, tlie correct ness of which was reaffirmed iu the Denny case, in which it is suggested by the supreme court that the validity of the net of 1SS5 v.iis not presented by the record, and it was also intimated in the Detinycnse tlint. as the act of IMSSwas the h; tact on tlie subject of legislative apportionment that bad not been held to !r,‘ unconstitutional, tlie eusuitig elections would t ike place under it ttnle-is iu the iiieaiitiine the governor should see tit to call aspceial session of the legislature to puss an apportionment law, The act of isss is subject to each and every objection adjudged iu either tlie Parkeror Denny cases. Indued the specific objection on account ot which the act of I 18U5 was held be uiicoiis,.iutional—the I double senatorial district composed of I Clinton, Hoone and Montgomery counties —existed not only iu prhiC, ■, but identiI cally the sstti" counties cm. >sed a double I district in the act of IS^o, > yell Min the act of IKha. it i-, therefore, self-evident | not only that the act of 1835 must be set I aside as unconstitutional .vhenever the ! lunehinery to to:' it h | in motion, but ! that nil of the people oi , ivliole state. | from yourself to the humblest voter, have
this interrogatory is made in the memorial presented to Governor Matthews by Chairman Gowdy and Committeemen McCulloch and Fcsler, in behalf of the licpublicau state central committee and the party at large. It points nut
clearly the uiiconstitntionulity of the ixiru mid Wayne would probably give act of 1885 and presents sonnd argumeut ^ their notices under the act of 1857, while
those in Grant, Marion, Madison. Allen. Vigo and Vanderburg might proceed under the act of 1SX>, and still others might select an apportionment of some other year, and thi ; would re.-ult, in an eleeiion so ragged and disjointed as that the result could not h\ any possibility be harmonized in the creation of a legal genera! u-s mid... There is no reason in law f >r not proceeding—in the absence of un itijuuctiou or mandate from a court of competent jurisdiction—under cither tlie act of 187,', Isi;, 185)3 or 18'.,''i. witieli have been formally held to he unconstitutional, that does not with ei|nal force and vigor forbid the h >hlingofau election tinder the act of Ibsh, now universaliy known to he exactly as unconstitutloual as eitlior or any of the
former.
If an agreement could be i iKercd into by all the voters of all the parties of thowholc state, which could !«• binding, and which would lie respected by all of them, it would still only result in an election under a void law—that is, without law. While the election in 1894 was belli under what is now judicially ascertained to have been unconstitutional law and therefore no law at the time it was held, it had been formally adjudged by the decisions of tin inferior but n constitutional court to be a valid law am! the situation with respect to that is radically different from the situation with respect to :m election under the act of 1885, now universally and by com rnon knowledge discredited as being obnoxious to the constitution. While the Wishard decision emanated from an inferior court, and had not the support of
THE BEST NFiVS OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.
S ite Moilcllls* tl,,,ngs- Tin Ir College Him Soctul tale TEteir l4ueM» IIIetdellIm anil Nolea ol the Krlglil Lives of tl.ni} Young TSell anil Women Told liy SpeoJul Iti'|>nrlcr.
ac uni direct personal knowledge that the il '’t' or ' t 5 <‘f 1 be stipr*.‘i]i“ tour . and i
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plexion only Nature U-VJ
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a point r>r powder cover d fccts. // ll'\ ^ f' /s rid them, by N.»iurc's r.wn preCess of r-.newing tl»«: vitality of the skin ; >n. I banishin;' all 1 — r —’ “
ling all Toughness, redne , pimpU.. ; blackheads, si It does this surely and hai
the Indiana Kepuhlican State (jen-1 ^ tral committee the republicans of PufBtim county are hereby called to meet in mass convention at tlie (joint House in Greencastle at 11 o’clock tt. ui, on Saturday March 7th 1896, for the purposes folio tv ing to wit: To select twelve (12) delegates to the Congressional District convention to be held at Greencastle on the 19th day of March 1896; 7 > select twelve ( 121 | (jelegHles to the State contention to be held nt Indianapolis on the | 7th day of May 1896; To select | twelye (12) delegates to the Fifth J District Congressional convention to be held at Martinsville on the J 10th day nf April 1896; Also to | select delegates to the Joint Sena- 1 torial, Joint Representative and Judicial conventions, the time, place I and pqffiJipf in eeci. ! ns,ance to ho! hereafter determined, j AuTHii. Tiiuacp, f jj. ( ask,
act. of 1883 is uncoustitutioual, and, therefore, a nullity, and : :.V“sn there are overw belli tile; reasons of a convincing and satisfactory id ir . noi ’ ction umler what bus lieretoforesupposed io .mve been u valid law, but is now known to be an absolute
in terms repudiated by the last ex; ression of that lourt, still there was tneasttre of color of law iu holding an election under a law adjudged, so far as the entire election machinery of the state is concerned, to be valid and constitutional, and Die situation
nullity ou account of its unconst it utiou I attempt ing next fall to hold an elect ion ality, should lie considered as within the ! ini ^ er , , ie . act "f ‘'tier ''veryhiuly bounds of possibility. Not only was tin I knows that, it nee.Is only the toucu of the act of I8S5 unconstitutional at the time • f j J ul, U'!al pen to can -,' it tmlisappear, would its passage, ami there/ore still so, but it produce a much graver and more danger was flagrantly unjust and unfair, and tlm I oim siluatnm than that whiclt obtains now growth of tde state since 1883, when the I ™ th reference to the legislature elect d in
enumeration was made showing a voting ] 1
population of 494,650, a- eontrasteii iviili | "an* » <.'oii»Dttilloiiul Apiiiirtininm'iit. 637,073, the enumeration of 1805, instead of ! It is obvious that tlie security of the pcosoftening its harsh and Unjust features, I pie will be iacreised by the enactment of has only emphasized the unfairness which j a constitutional law under wliieli lhegre.it was originally there. lawmaking body of the state is to b' Without going into detail, we beg to chosen. 1'tiwarranted though it he, yet sugge-t Dtst it is reasonably certain, to say | much confusion already exists in the minds
t beauty a; ' hastens the
the least, that similar. objections may be made with reference to the apportionment laws enacted in 1867 and 1873, Il is not at , , . all extraordinary that the one party com
‘tty and harmlessly At- I ' big into power after having suffered under me incxns fcoih ikin- f ' those OJUiOrti. lUietlts, should have swung health. Viola Ekii: Soap p I as fur. if not fart tier. Oil the Othi r side in i», etause u i„ apuu.. r. | I j| u . apportionments made by it iu 1879,
1 1885, 1891 and 1893, norshould it boentlre'y
moles, tan. 1
rr.ase naturallv. Its use means
nd skin-
be process, because il is a puic
dcliLaic soap. !t should be used in connection v» ith the Cream. It should be used in the nursery, too. Ordinary soaps arc nut fit for a baby’s skin. Viola Cream, 50 cents. Viola Skin-Soap, 35 cents. Sold by 1 .ug-
gists or sent by mail. Srnu 10 <J. C. lUTTNEH (<• TOLEDO, O.
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Via the Chicago. 1 ..ion I’acllc tll 3ri,t« „f K«ro,.
Northwestern line, in ..pl.olMer-.l tout, j i-t 8,ee l ,in K ‘-ars. leave t hie:,go every
Thursdav via the Northwestern line. .jV » Tin i U i»t in-fri-un* * . • i , ' uidI llealthfiil aid to Low rates, pictureHiuc t ouiO, quiCKuet h^adachr >uffer-
ti.ne and . areful atte..ti«,n are , J-
MUfes orteretl t«» ino>i* Who Join ini j ttttloil! , Tjik< . on ) vCU8 HliAN , a. Price,®Oc.»lall (•veiirsion^ Cost of berth onlv $<UM). hruRgiat^01 .niUled ftw. Agent* wanted < I SHMAN’ft t \t ui ion... i • ' ,, MCNlTUni DAI M produce* wonderful cures of \*k your nearest ticket agent for full nflLlNinUL DALivi Sa i t Rhoum, old sores, particulars or address A. II Wuggener, i out*, Bunj., F,o.,b„... fixet.
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of some of the people as to the eflects of laws enacted by legislatures eln sen undet invalid appertiontnents. The legislature must, of course, provide for the levy of taxes, the support of the great public institutions, the maintenance of the public credit, the security of titles, etc., and it is iu the highest degree important that no question should exist at any time as to its
unexpected that when a change was again i absolute legality,
made, theapportionment then made should j ’I’here should, we submit, be a valid law, not have b "ii absolutely and entirely sat- under which the election should be held isfactorv, " a n 6 that can only be provided by the law-
1 making powers—the general assembly. It is today the only power that call relieve the people of the state from the extraordi-
Sjwteai ef lioutde Pi-tnets.
The principal objection to the act of 1895 was the formation of double districts. This principle, which cj.isted in the apportionment net of 185:. which wn - recognized and continued In Die constitution itself
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The etlitor of the Athletic department ot tlie Del’auw Wrekly is mistaken, we are glad to sat, with reference to DePanw’s liase bail dates. No games have been arranged with Wabash as yet and none will be a,ranged unless Wn bash will play the regular schedule game here. If she will do this we will be willing to play a return game at CrawfortlsviiA'. Jl not no
games will be plated.
The I’. S. com is bate decided in i'avor of Mrs. Stanford in the ^'1;). j 000,600 law suit, which forever set % tics the permanency of Stanford » universitv. » 1 ho candidates for the track nth j i‘( let io team and gymnasium classes ** have been photographed tor the
3f iraye.
The mateiial tor the Miroijc is nearly all iu and the work will soon be in the hands of the printers. The seminariunj class under Col. Weaver met yesterday afternoon and listened ton paper bv John Walker on “'Hie General Property
Tax.”
A party of young lady students from DePauw university were in the city between trains yesterday on their return trip from Rockville to Greencastle. They had, on a wager, walked the thirty-two miles between Greencastle and Kookville, on Saturday. One young women had twenty pounds of candy to her credit as the result of the trip.— Tern llnute Tribune. Ouite a number were out to base ball practice tins afternoon. Two or three men are trying for each place on the team. Rase ball prospects are indeed tlattenug. The young ladies’ gymnasium class meets three times a week. The ladies engaged in taking ever cise in the gymnasium are being benefitted greatly. One week from Friday is the day that one more victory will be added to DePauw's chain of victories in
oratory.
Miss Etta Finch who attended the music school last year, is visit
considerable class there as well i s
at Brazil.
Miss Etta I inch, of Eogansport. is calling on frien is he;,. to.in\. She still has it iu min i ro finish the music school course i K . rt . ti {
some future time.
Another new side board is under
way in the wood carvinsr department at the art school; tills one is
being done by .Miss ( Touch.
I have lately increased my stock of | watches, clocks and jewelry and have many new designs in same. Call and sec them. H. ti. Werueke. llS-3r.
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many friends.
The new normal will open March 13.
Remember the lecture this evening. Dr. Hedley is a lecturer of prominence nnd will surely be well
received.
There were many visitors who witnessed the ladies perform at tlie
gvmnasirun last ex citing.
The Pan Hellenic association will give their banquet the 20th of this month. The indication is that we will have a good Pan Hellenic this year. Carl Andrews has been
chosen as toast master.
nary dilemma iu which they find themselves as the result of efforts by partisans to gain partisan advantage, iu disregard
time in the act of 1885, could be so applied, , ther t0 rollHlllt conct . rn i„g it, rf it were permissible, as to circumxent alu , llft er long, careful and conscientious every other constitutional sofegnanl and delibernliou K declde d that the members measurably perpetuate the power of the , f the . ra , a , sl , lnbly simuld I,e asked minority. Ne.ther we nor the party xxe ; ^ subs cribe a pleilge that in the event you repressnt, no. you nor your party, xvill de- ! houlJ ^ (lt ‘ 0 COIlveIle the gellL . rrt i as . fend any such prim-,pie, nor will any pa t ^ , cin , y ,. ssiim )1( , general legisuphold it, but there has been in the past n , be (!ntereil „p 9 „ exeept to great temptation to legi* utors through a | u co:|StitutionB i apportionment law. process that has ex.stisl for a long time in j w(j were „ illt „, „ S utH-ommittee to tins state, to attempt to continue in power , t tbK ni(lU ,. r vou The plo Uge.s by what was -.upposed to be judicious leg- j E av , be en given in xvritlng by a majority isiation within constitutional t nuts the of the men , bers of each house ami are in party to which they bclonge.1 and in whose ; mr ,,_ | . SMun with them HS our uu ,h OI pnnc.ples they be teveil. Whatever nay „ ‘ vo do „„ w positively assure have been the' feeling with the people in that if the legi lature is convened in times past, a quickened conacieuoe and n ^ H( . SS1()I1 noUliug wi ii 1kj done or at broader feeling of fairness among tlie peo- ^ ted the line ot legislation, except pie us a whole repudiates this method of ■ , J! ovld( . for , lie expenses of the session, politics as unfair and unjust which will be light, inasmuch as it will Me are not prepared to suggest that the ! necegKarjl , M . ve Hhort . ami to pass an nu- spcciflc infirmity ascert^ied to exist wuh l()rt j() „; iient wbich shall conform ' of 1»;»H885. 18«1 1888 n . !iui ,. plnl . nt of the constitution,
—= s ThePhiDeittt : rhct *‘ ‘•If wisdom - ways you’d wisely keep, i an a IM >0,t »oriment iu « and fair in its application to the election Indiana will give a banquet at l ':t i^*^2SS^ftrsSi»ws«,M. W i uat-Ha ».«* n
I la-tcr your house xxitli At me t emelil. | Hroxvn and Warren each with less , Fsltli I» tlia People.
Anil not With lime and hair. t j ia ,, 3,000; Crawford, Orange, Martin, j We have faith in the gotal sense and rrangements lire icing made R. E3. HVJRL.&Y Owen and Vermillion, each with less than ’ patriotism cf the law-abiding people of the for a big time on the l.'ith. Wat
— — i * * , 4,000. nnd Perry, Dubois, Lagrange, Jen- state, but we are aware of the opportuni . , -i, , , Alabama, Georgia, Nbirtb Carolina, 008 ri. Locust street, Green‘‘astl*‘, Ind. uingi, Steuben, Franklin, Fulton, Han- ties for confusion and trouble that might J * , ' vls vuieaiiy 111c iciainx Imn
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ing Alplia Chi sisters and fiorI VAll^I DALl/^ L.IIMEC. 1 Trains Irave careenoasne, lr,a. in effect til.
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On the llrst Tuesday of each month Ihe Vnndalia line xvill -ell one xvay tickets to points in Keniiu-ky, Tcmie^-
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South Carolina. Florida, Mi—i—ippi and Louisiana at abcut one half Die regular rate. For further nnrOctilnrs
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cock, Morgan and Washington, each xvith follow any cM'ort to proceeil eitiier in del less than 5,000, is accorded one representa- nlu;t . n f or is-yoad the law. We have cou-
. less mull o.uoi’, is nccoioeo one icoirr-aill'e Ol or IS-.MI.IU cue o»n. ... -u.i r,.,,,„ „il . ,
l-or Sale.-Old papers, sunalile lor tiv e. while Vanderburg. xvith 10,440; Madi- celved it to lie our duty under the existing have nil innde arrangements logo piittiug under earpets or on clo-i t .,,1,, with 14,003; Grant, xvitli 13,765; rit. emergency to meet the executive in a spirit via the Vantlalia.
8li(*l\cs, for sale chTap :it tin* JIanni R w jt,h 12,5S4: Elkhart, with ll,0.»7. of candor, and with a purpose to co-opcr :
'I’imfs ofiicc. Delaware, with 11,377, are eat*h only ate in any reasonable and honorable way m: sir ANi» art Ifoit^ T<Miav» Aiurai Mamet*. “ “ T ~7 7 i/iven one reprekimtative, and Jefferson, to avoid aM poiwible embamuwinent and , , .
I Fun islied the Daily Banner TiMKb »«oi. withtt.34«; Piitiiani, with 5,H03, Dearborn, confusion in the future. It is with this, 1 upils rental t.iis evening nt i j dailvbr H.W. Allen, manager of Arthm 'llie republicans of the Fifth emigres-i with 5, W; j^pu.-te, witnO,483, area«K.rde<i object iu view that xve iiresent this as- ‘ 0 - clot .,. T | 1(1 wil , in | Tonlan’s nouitrv house ^ sional district xvill meet ill delegate con• two represeutatives each, while Marion, aurance, nnd xve do so, urging xxitli all ...
, ... Mnrtinftvillp Iiul >1 11 ‘ with 40,031; Allen, with 18,485. and Vigo, the earnestness of xvliiefi we an* capable, | Dnie tor all to Httelld the let ilire H; Springs etiol '.i! wiili l-\957. an- given but two each, and that you xvill avail yourtelf of your const i M-harrv hail springs, stae- ... i , o eloek a. in. 1 hursday, April Ki, 18911, A,’ a y nt . w i( b U11 enumeratloii of but 10,810, tutioiml right tai coiivcue Die general us
'‘a-Ks, '■} > to nominate a eiuulitlate for congress. I is accordutl three represeiitative*, would seinbly in order Dial tl:e situation may la- Oreliegtra rehears,D lumoi rniv
Turkey hi os. 1 ■...„.»ii.it.. , irrnssmid imitesiiiia cart- relieved and ihe election of .he next gen
Turkey.old tom* 8‘. I lie repi mentation will lie one delegate ; tonatituti such a gross and gi eri|1 a^mbly placed upon lUNvmtitulion*!. evening at 7 o’clock Turkeys voiing I2pd-.«m. over Choice fat s'g f((| . ^ , w . u|i| , (M) cature on equal representation, although J w . a , )idlnK J b ^ i8 , 1r J vl which xve e- press ~ K>
Oeost*, t. I.on(i the law may havi* been entirely constitu the hope that no general assembly in the tegs H freHh puVileet to handling 's ’ ' ote- east for the Hon. "'I'Hdi D. tional when enacted, and conseijiiently re- future will ever attempt to depart. ,
lluoei- gisid . ... s Oxven, for secretary of state in 1894. iuaiu K so. Dint no olficer or person or asso- i„ viexv of the exigencie* of the silua- * olimido, entered the School of
By order of the district committee. ciation of persons would willingly accept Don, may we not hope that this memorial . ,• , ... NM-Tr.r.Kdi rhairmun. the responsibility therefor unless it was will have yoxir very pro.-ipt consideration "Hisii. this week. Miss 1 listed Attest; Ui oimi: Vi. A i.i.kn. See. absolutely unavoidable: and yet it is clear ‘‘ ar •' ^ y ml CH " IK »way from Denver because of
is now attracting attention in all pails The basis foi the wunties will bx-as that all that i» uecesaary to lie done it to your conuunon ..g altitude md r, i,„„i u ,i of the wot id, on account of ihe marvel- follows; set the machinery of the laxv in motion, An AeUeetf Hsndaoms Wheel. , ’ n s 0 ,lcrs ir„'!S" l ::»roSnv.' , TSNS;i: , I ^
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equipment of solid V‘ 8tib,.led trains of .. I t lnaill ing apportionment law under whtcl
13 I the election might possibly be held would ’3 | be that passed in 1851, which, by reason of
„f fatiliti— for r.Htliiiij; • -re-1.. | | £ For tickets and full nforma.ion a.mly — held free from constitutional i.irtrtnity. to ticket agents, <>i adurt . B. hiiif- q (lta | .11* Whatever other objections there may be to kern. General 1 assenger and I icket utilizing the apportionment of 1851, it i*
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MKditli Diufttcd. ot Ib‘r,vc.»r,
palace sleeping ears, dining ear* and |». ir Li.
free reclining clmir cars, duilx lictxveen putum,,
Chicago and Colorado, offer.- the best yj„ () gti* 4*iiitii*» f<>r rf iit'bimr t’riDii 1 *
Iho rntnit popular nctreBa in the United mended her to e inie to Del’auw, Htates in a recent eontest. The prize of- H,, r sister expect a to lie liere in
about two xx-eeks to enter for college
work.
Ajcont Chicago & Xorthwc^Urn Kail. ; ,’or Stiit^umntH certain that the' lapse of time and the dif-
i he Banner i I MBS, printeis* fptent growths of the stato 111 tho (iifferent
way. Chicago, III.
fered was n full uiokel bieyelo of standard make flniHhed iu a most elaborate wanner, with handsomely ornamented
toolbag, a solid ailver cyclometer and a n ,i.„ - . silver search lamp. A plate of gold was 01 kvewhoeamej engravwi with the oame and un appro- ,,v er from ( enter 1’,in for the j priate inscription. The bicycle has been MueDowell concert four xveie pu formally preaeuted to Mrs. Hoyt. New lJlU Qf ^ Hu{M ^ '
Best Route Southeast South Southwest is the Louisville and Nashville Railroad SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS J-'ull infortnniion cheerfully furnished upon application to J.LK1DSELY,*. f .lass. AlSlt, CHWIO.»L C. P. ATROBE.OS&'l rsss. Alt., LowsfUle, Ay.
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