JACKSON, Feb. 20, 1916.
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Ny Dear F;eaa-This is a great place,


and every thing here is done upon a wonderful


scale Do you wish to see all the wise men


Of the Statc-only but go to the State House,


and view our Legislative body. There sir, may


you feast your eyes, and have your ears delight.


ed with the superlative ignorance ofa few little


big men, who are ctcrnaly brawling out, "Mr


Speaker Nr Speaker, | goes 'gainsl this bill


kase it is evidently 'gains the constitution-do
you suppose our fathers who fought, bltd and
died. in the revolution, ever dreamed that the
sacred bill Of rights which they sealed with
their own blood, would thus be trampod under
foot No! Mo- Here the Speaker ntcrposes
"The gentleman from S is out of order" "Mr
Speaker" The Speaker whacks down his
hammer--thc Orator sits down fit to burst with
the balance of his nonscnsica bombast Just
step into the Senate Chamber-,hore you are
at once awed into exquisite reverence by the
grave scignors of that mos, potent and august
body. The first object that attracts your attcn.
ton, is the President, who no doubt Is iincaI

descendant of LincolmfleluS-he has no que,
(unIess the mace which he holds IN hIs hand
with such graceful dignity be subst.tu'ed) but /
he wears bran new wig, with no less I'll /
warrant you, than pound Of spermace'i upon
it, Next comes, bat hold, Scnatsr from your
section, who offered a resolution requiring the
judiciary committee 10 amend the blstardy law
He accompanied his resolution, with an able
and aregncn'aryc speech anl so cogent and
torccablc was his reasoning, that some trifing
wag in The lobby dubbed him the Bastard Sen.
alorl


am depressing, but pllIon me. Every
thing here is done on a wonderful scale Iii
aiken under aIyisem,nr, a written opinion is to
be made out, or a bi,fin the case. DOES the
lrmcr who has toied through mud up to hrs
leck. wan, to sell his cotton. the merchant
axes it under aIyiscmcn,s Do YOU wish to
onsuh lawyer? Why Just call at his office
{ o'clock. and he will give YOU written
pinion. Are YOU in wan, ola physcian-he
llls. "Ah. my dear sir, find your case very
.rious. will take it under qdriwmsat" But