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vlted TO attend and participate IN the servI-
ces Of the occasion.


Some friend in Jackson has sent US the
copy OF bill introduced by Mr.. McCaugh-
an. which has for its object the abolishmen Mt
of all security Liabilities. The bill pro
vides that 40 person who shall hereafter en-
dorse or sign as security any instrument of
writing, for the payment of money or the
performance of any conditions or slipula-
tions, between individuals capable by ma.
ture and law of contracting for themselves
shall not be held or bound for the payment
of the same. The bill further provides that
no person shall be bound in any CONNER
cial or business transaction. but the person
or persons who receive the bona yJfde con,
sideration for which the obligation was
given but the party selling or transferring
any property or other thing of value, shall
have and possess special mortgage lien
upon the same until the consideration is
paid. There are several other provisions
in the bill, all of which we consider as OBJ
iectionable as they could have been made.
Should Mr.. McCaughan's bill pass and be-
come law, we could .hen say that ultra
iocofocoism had taken one long stride to-
wards its darlirg object of agrarianism.-
We, however, cannot think for a moment
that our Legislature would even debate a
bill recommending such obnoxious meas.
ures. II gentlemen wish to put an imme
date stop 10 all the social and business In'
tercourse of life, we would then advise
them to pass such bill; but if they wish
our country TO be prosperous and our cill-
zens happy and contented let them reject 1t
with Indignation.