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Show ' 'Every Preparation. ' 'From the frequency with which wo meet in our exchanges the words "Govern or Woods has made every preparation for any emergency, and he will maintain the law at any cost" ono would be led to be lieve that his Excellency was working hard Ibr soma cheap political notoriety. No doubt he understands the political importance of tho little game being played by the "ring," and how it wil' affect himself and some others occupying occupy-ing more olevated positions. The "preparations" reforrod to have been going on steadily since Judgo Wilson was removed fromtlieUbicf Justiceship of tho Territory because ho would not set the Con stitution, republican principles prin-ciples and common sense at defiance by refusing naturalization to aliens who honestly sought to become citizens of tho United States. His Excellency's "preparations" are of a very simple nature, apart from those which have been made for him. And as "maintaining "main-taining the law at any cost" only means tho cost of running the courts, there ishopoyctfor those jury ard witness fees which have been banging 'fire for about a year. If preparations of this kind have been made, wo submit the propriety of preparing a little more. |
