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Rr The Supreme Court of this State has sus
tanned the &C, of the Board of Education of our City
in ejecting Mr.. p. w. Engs from his seat because
he had moved out of the Ward (l4th) which elected
him. We presume, therefore, that the act was ac.
cording to law. Very well; now Vote for a Con.
pention, and have our Constitution so amended that
Ward shall not be deprived OF the services of
capable and approved officer because he happens to
have moved across the street. By this act the
Fourteenth Ward was deprived OF voice in
Board where its interest great and its feeling
zsry decided. We must have remedy for such
cnpers.