Franklin Daily Herald, Volume 3, Number 2, Franklin, Johnson County, 29 April 1882 — Page 4

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Krom the liullaimpol is Joiitiml. j THEN AND NOW. When the fifteenth amendment, to the Constitution4 of the United States was adopted by Congress and submitted to the .State -for ratification, the Democracy of Indiana fought it'm st bitterly In the Legislature, in the pre and on the otump. One of the ntwk arguments against the amendment and the legality of' the proceeding by which it wuf pronged id adopt it was that it had nevr Wn submitted to the people. The. Constitution of ; the United States says that amendments to-the instrument nmy be pro, poeedby Qongrei, and, when, ratified by the

Leg'mUtures'of Uiree-fouitha ol tlie tseverai States, shall become a' part of the constitution... It i not required that they shall be submitted to the people at any stage. Yet ' the main argument of the Indiana Democracy against the fifteenth amendment was that it had never been submitted to the people. During tie pendency of the question in the Legislature, Hon. John R Coffroth, of Lafayette, presented & petition signed by over 2,000 Democrats, protesting against the adoption ol the amendments, becaue it had not been sub

mitted to the people. In their speeches on this subject in the Legislature and on th stump Democratic orators of hiuh and low " degree took the ground that the people were ; aovereign, the source of all power and that it was a gross outrage and a violation of the fundamental principles of our government for Congress to attempt to secure the adoption of an amendment to the Constitution without giving the people a chance to vote upon it, at least in the election of a Legislature. But times have changed. The party which In 1869 onoosed the fifteenth amendment be-

;, j cause it "had not been submitted to the people. !

now opposes, submitting the prohibition amendment to the people at all. Messrs. Hendricks, Voorhees, McDonald and other Democratic leaders who, a dozen years,ago, waxed wonderfully eloquent against threefourths of the States to force an odious amend nient on the sovereign State of Indiana withtqt giving h& people chance to be heard, are now prepared to grow equally eloquent against the proposition to submit a proponed

statu yvws.

' New Albany lias two knitting inantihutories just established ami another in prospect. Kd. Hiftler, son of Silas Hut lor, living near. Paris Crossing fell under a harrow aud-had nis leg badly broken and lacerafed. , The Seymour authorities have concluded . arrangements for purchasing a park of six. and a haf acres of line wood-

hind adjacent to the t il v. ;

Alter. a brief illness, Mrs. A.M. Phelps,!

of Newburg, AVarwick county, died on Wednesday. She wrs in the seventy -second year of her age. Charles Stewart, a boy fifteen years of age, residing at Marengo, Crawford county, accidentally shot and killed ed himself with a reyoLver on Tuesday.

Roy, Christian Schrenck, pastor -of Zion church, Kvansyille, died on Wednesday of dropsy, lie had resided in Evansville since 1SG3, and was highly

esteemed both as a man and minister. John Fishhook, an old man of over .seventy, living near Vienna, Scott county, was so badly burned and exhausted, while attempting to subdue a fire a few days ago that he died soot after. ' ' . .

Ralph .Waldo Ein.-rson, Mm eminent author, po;t and pliloaopln i , to -tri-;U.-ii with , mikumonia 'and hy--. dvin?. 3f bi; residency i

in Concordia. He b,:.' been in but p-y-r hfiUtli for t be Vast two yw, ond lii -hort bre r,f i

life was Vlearly itj(i'ald i.n 'In- d:iy f Longfellow' funeral 1" wa- ow of the dead poet's ssincerest monrtie)"-'. and ,wa msnisIixI from hi carriage by rnen;bf?r.i of 'hui family, so feeble wis his 'iondition His form. wfl bent and hi;; footsteps tottering, sind bis Via white hair fell urion shoulder that were weak

and drooping His eye was as calm mid blm

as ever, thoujh there was notnetliinr oluiuisn S., !.: (,,Vl. ..'rl 1a. It it ii f

noteworthy fact thatohn Oweri, the life Ion f

friend and companion of Lnneleiiow. .ft'iio ? stood tiesido, Mr. Einorson while tin1 la.M sad rite- wore performed over J heir mutual friend, di.-d last night. It was thoic'l.t at tint lime, he wan in apparently perfect health. Mr. j Emwon's relatives and sevwal' physician' from this city have hastened lo hi-? b.id-Me.

NEW ICE CREAM PARLORS, ; Ueaulil'ullv Kilted I'p, on t East Jefferson Street, Franklin, Intl., ( Where ladies and gentlemen ran U r-rvM ? with this deleeious nectar, at. all horn of tbday. Cool lemonade will be furnished lordl J ?a- - ing this pleasant btveiar'i' Cakes. Cyrifeiionery, Fruits of ull kind, I in their re.Hcon, will always )- kept ! on nale, of vlio best ane fjJiei.i

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Hie Inenasoi Mie uon. nios.o. oiaii-t I 1 fifth!. .f South UetuL irc ur-iin-liis ,'ip- A LH!t('li MftUlI

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point merit as commissioner oi iikim m dir.. up iil a 11 ft fT;,c .in n.AMv.nHl,t.thnrcKentJn- their hunger at flmrt notke, y UX?tUc i

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cumbent retires

Several children, while at ,play; at Huntington, found a number of and one of them, anlghtaTTf son of John Murray, swallowed five'of l item. He was immediately taken ill and died

Baney Duncan,

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amAnrlmnt to our nwn conntltution to our

own people. In 18C9 it was anti lVniocra tic j within an hour. 1 he puN wi n

lo amend the National Constitution without j,oscl oi IJtdladonna.

the consent oi ner peopie oi mdianB ; now n i anti-Democratic to take the will of the people in regard to Amending the Stuto Constitution., To Bucb Btraitu an ihiu and to

$uch egregiouH eltificution is a party liuble j

to be driven wincn na nopnneipies iui expediency and no policy lut; to deceive and w'mlead the people.

Dili

llrowii and l7 lip's,

j where' von can find thr- larpr-t

Hon. .John M. linker, who ivpn-M-i.t-! Al.b 1'Al'KI

Municipal council and councillorB have troubled Parin. thi week.'far leH than the

death of ita gpoiled childand idol, poor Emillie

Loiflaet, the circus ruler, killed in the lull flush of youth, beauty and inimitable grace, at the

Cirque D'Ete, the other day, by a full from ' her borne, J'y Penne, during a rehersul. She . . it.- f . nnlllAII I.I fVlAIIU lwl

Clotilde. now the Princes von iuums. Like j suppled lo be (he culprits wen arrest

lier, she mitfht have been a princeHB hail hln led for the act, lived. Her funeral waa attended by thou j .()jJn l,rovn, etlljiloved in Jacob Hv-i and of aincer admirer. Prince R u walk- j . . . , M,, ;il ,,L :

r.t at tV.i hand Ihu , . 1 n 1 1 ! , , ! J mini II lUillll' i " '

wnt I, fllV' i'l.l I t t r M I , . i ...... .........

ed the Jhirleenlh Indiana congressional district in I Ik ForU'-fil'tli and fort vsixth congressi'.--, jierempN-nly deelinesj to bo a candidate this f:dl, and i" of the; ojtinion thai no one but Mr. Calkins; can make (he hoc there. j A number of hwr-jjarjes occurred in! Evansville Wednesday night. The, doors of Kmlre-s I5ros., and .Slalho(tfe,r! & Hrizer, grocers, were l'oreed and a1, large number of arlieles and somenion -;

ey carri"d off. A party of young men I

ci;iLiN; fir'ni; f ions,

wi.sk-'.v H-U'i: mi PiCTUlil rpAMIo t:vcr -.bowi; mi thic city i'ltlCfcH To -5'C.lT J il Ct'.toM 1,1.. Call raid H;umimk. l.iaulilih, I .-I. :m( i.''UJft?Vi.A)i) BROADCAST SEED. SOWEil

the neiidern of the L'OO wreatln and ixmtjiK'ts

which concealed (he hideouHiieSfi oi inelie.ti e were members of the nob!ent fainilii'- in France.

Price,

The arreara of runt in Ireland arc etinDi!' d at triO (lOO.(X)O

erioti'-Iy, and perhaps fatnllvv injured

! last evehing by a huge (-lone from a'

blast falling upon him, cru-hing his leg, from foot lo (high. It look three tnein lo lift the sloin- I'roin lii in. l.rown i'j lyi::g in a very "rilioal oondilion.

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