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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-21
District Court.

Dckarc,r District, IS. ~
,XE7HEkEASa Libel hath been filed
w Ia the District Court Of the United
States. by GEORGE READ, Esq. Attorney
for the said district against the Schooner MA.
RY, her tackle, apparel and furniture; seized tor
importing goods contrary TO the act Of Congress
entitled 8; An ac'yto amend and continue in force
certain parts Of the act entitled An, act 10
n,erdict the conmercia! intercourse between the
United States and Great Britain and Ffanc- and
their dependencies. and for either puri,oses.".
Aad qpArrrrs shs honorable Casnlmc Bfp.
FORD, Esq Judge Of the said District Court,
hath oldcrrt. the l's.h Gay of.,Nesemher, 1909,
at 10 o'tlcck A. M. for holding, special Di.tJicl
Count al the Town Hal!,'in the borough. Of vii.
rnns,cn, FOR tho said trial, agnenbly to the, pray
CT OF the said Attorney: Nofn> is hereby eiuen.
That a special District Court will be then and
there llcldfor the trial Of the pEeniscs, and the
owner or-owuers, and all persons, who may have
FOR claim anyright, in,eres. or concsrn therein,
are hereby cited. and atmonshed TO be end ape
pear at the time .snd place Aforesaid, TO show
cause, if any they have, why.a FINAL Decree should
not pass. pursuant TO the prayer OF the said bill.
| THOMAS. WI'THEESpOON, q '"1
CArk et' he District COuyf..
Cc,ohc, 2l, 1902. -
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District Court.
Delaware District, IS.
"HEREASa Libel hath been filed
w in the District Court Of the Uni


"HEREAS a Libel hath been flee.
w in the District Court Of the Uni
ted States, by GEORGE READ, Esq, Attor-
ney for the said district, against pieces Of Irish
linen, of the value Of 30 ioliars the said goods
were seized for having been landed without per
mir, contrary TO he Revenue Laws.
And rphereas the honorable GuxNINo Bell
FORD, Esq. Judge OF the said District Court,
hath ordered the 9Th day of November, 500,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for holding special Disric,
Court at the Town Hall, IN the borough Of VIII
mng,on, for the said tral, agreeahly TO III. pay
e. Of the said Attorney: Notice is hereby givco,
That special District Court will be then anil
there held for tho trial of the premises, and tine
owner OF owacrs, and ali persons who may have
or claim any right, intevcst or concern therein,
are hereby cited and adinonished to be aud APP
pear at the time and place aforesaid, to show
cause, if any they have, why a final decree should
not pass, Pursuant to the prayer OF the said bill
THOMAS WIrHERSpOON,
Clerk ofhe District Coart.
Wiimingtoa, Catcher 81, 1909.
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District Court.
October 81,
District of Delaware, S..

District IT Deia1,0ro, SIS.
WHEREAS a Libel hath been filed
w in the District Court Of the United
States. bv GEORE READ, Esq. Attorney for
the said district, against 6s bags OF coffee, value
Il 500 dollars; seized for being impaired contrary
to the act of Congress entitled " An act to amend
and continue in force certain parts of the &C, en-
titled An act to interdict the commercial inter-
course between the United States and Great Bril-
tain and France and their dependencies, and fof
other purposes"
And .sic,eas the honorable CUNNING BEb-
fonD, ESQ. Judge of the said District Court.
hath ordered the / sth day OF November 1909,
at 10 o'clock A. M. for holding special Dis
trict Court at the Town Hall'in tie borough Of
Wilmington, for the said trial. agreeahiy to the
PRAYER Of the said Attorney: Notice is hereby g,v-
en-, Tha, a special District Court will he then
and there hclh for the tia! Of The premises. and
the owner OF owners. and al persons who may
have or claim any right interest or concern
therein, arc hereby cited aad adnonshed 10 lie
and appear /, the time and rlaceafore.4id. to
show cause, if any they have, why a final decrec
should not pass, pursuant to the P'ayer'o' the
- THOMAS W1THERSPOON,
!. GEEK 9fAe Diatrici Court.
Octobet 81. 1900. 81 ~
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District Court.
Delaware District, So.

Deld1eare District, SO. H.
WHEREAS Lihe'. ha:A 'een flcdin
w the District Court Of the United
States by GEORGE READ, Esq. .A'torncy
for the said district, against 40 bags Of coffee Of
the value Of 1000 dollars, end 7.scroons of TO-
bacco, valued a, IS dollars; seized as goods I'M
ported CONTRARY to the act Of Congress entitled
y" An act to amend and continue in force GER
tain parts of the act entitled An act TO inerdict
the commercial intercourse between the United
Ssates and l'rea. Britain and France and their
dependencies, and for other PURPOSES"
Ana zohefeos the honorable Cunning Bfaford,
Esquire, in ge of the said District Court, hath
ordered The 9Th day OF November. 1909. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. for holding special District Court
at the Town,H,li, in the borough Of Whining
ton, for the said trial, aereesbly to the prayer Of
the said Attorney Notice is herrbv giuen, That
a special Dist'cs Cont will lie then and there
held fnr tie sralo! ,hc.p,crpises, and the cwucr
or owners. aod all persons who may have or
clam any ;i.ht. interest or concern therein, are
hereby cited and aslmonished to he and appear
| at the time and place aforesaid to show causc, il
any they have, why final decree shond no;
pass, pursaan, TO the prayer OF rhe said BILL
THOMAS WrrHFRSPOON,
Clerk vM. DStcic! Cgat:
l nctober 1902
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Dciauarc Dshlci, SIS.

Dciarare Dist,iri,.s
EAyUHRE As libel hath been filed
ia the District Court Of the u
ni,cd Stars, rs GEORGE READ, Esq. At
torney fri the SAID district, against thirteen bags
Of coffee, OF the value of 200 dollars; TWO kegs,
8 t!eniiJohss anH 80 BOTTLES of castor Oil, of III.
value OF 81 dollars halfa barrel OF hines and o.
ranges, u .he vAlue2 dollars. and 400 VT. of el,i
copper, valie! Al 40 tlolars--seizcd as goods I'M
ported contrary to the act of Congress entitled
IS An act to amend and continue III force certain
parts Of the acs entitled An act to uietdict the
commtrcia! intercourse bctwccnthc United States
and Great i,rti;n and France and their dcpcn-
dcncies, and for other purposes" A.. 100
.9ad 7uherras the honorable CunNtNG Bed
FORD, Esq. Judge Of the said Dis;ri, Cn.rt, hath
ordered the 9th day OF November, 1909, Q, 10
o'clock A. NJ. for holding special District Court
at the Town Hall in the borough of Wiln,ipg-
ton, for the said trial, agrecal,'y to the prayer Of
the said Attorney: No'ice is A7e4y siren That
a special District Court will be iben and there
held for the trial of the premises, and tie owner
or owners, and all persons who may have or
claim any right, 'i,,terest coocern therein, are
hereby cited and admonished to be and appear at
the time and place aforesaid, TO show cause, il
any they have; why "a final decree should not
pass, pursuant to the prayer Of the said bill.
THOMAS WlrHERSPOON,
CleykofM the District Court.
Octooe. q, 1909. ..
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same tories favored England cquai.y when
there was 40 danger from France, when
France was republican and struggling a,
gAiust all Europe. @ .~.
,.. 10 rccriminate, however, i. no, the pur.
rpesc. Nothing in times past, subsequent,
10 the revolution, ough. to be compared 10
Birth Orders H. Council requiring us to
come, and pay tribute on our own produce
tor the liberty Of the sea. The measures to
rope! this they opposed. When pressed by
our repeiling measures and forced to solicit
an adjustment which relieved their wants,
and this adjustment is violated, the torres
justify It. Yea, to so great height do they
Co.. as to outstrip British outrage, and tell
us By anticipation to expect England to take
still higher grounds, and Justify it by the
law OF self-preservation Thus modern 10 +,
ryism fills up the character of revolutionary
toryism in every feature, and indeed ex.-
ceeds it in many. Let the friends of gov.
eminent. therefore, no longer modestIy cali
them what they are not, FedcraAsts-lhis
title they have projected in their endeavors
to seperate the neutrality-suspicious. they
are no,-they love monarchies and hate re-
publics. In short, their words and actions
their associates and members, and the a.
vowed friendship declared in parliaolen,
between them and the British government
mark and proclaim them TORIES.
A WING.
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District Court.


Dclxvare District, IS.
wv HEREAS Libel hath been filed
wv in the District Court of the Uni
ted States, by GEORGE READ. Esq. At,or-
ney for the said district, agaius, I bags OF cof-
fee, of the value OF 600 dollars, and part of 2
barrels of lines, OF the value of 20 dollars; sciz
ed as goods imported contrary to the act OF Con-
eress entitled " An act to to amend and continue
in force an act entitled An act to interhict the
commercial intercourse between the United States
and Great Britain and France and their dcpen-
denotes, and for other purposes"
And zherens, the honorable CUSHING BED
FORD, Esq. Judge of the SAID District Cca''. bah
ordered the SIN day of November, 1909, a: 10
O'Clock A. Nj. for holding SPECIAL D.nc- Court
at the Town Hall, in the borough OF Whining
ton, 70, the said rial, agreeaby to the prayer OF
the saiA Attorney: .Not,ce is hes'c6y giUen, That
a special District Court will be then and there
held for the trial of the premises, and the owner
or .owncls, and all persons who may have or
Claim amy right, interest or copGetn therein, arc
hereby cited aud admonished 10 be an,'appear
1t the time and place aforesaid, 70 show cause il
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Boston, Ociober f6, 1909.
LATEST FROM CADlZ., $50.

the brig Corporal T!im,: Capt, EIwe'l, arr
rived here on Saturday last. 10 SO days from Ca
dix. Capt. +. left the city on the 9Th Sept but
brought no papers :--He reports, that General
Cuesta had resigned his commission, and left
die Spanish army ;-Athat Sit, Arthur Wellesley
was rctreating towards Portugal, for the purpose
Of re-embarking OH board.a Acet Of transports,
which was said 10 have arrived on the coast
Capt. E. did not learn:sh.. any battles had been
Tough, Interior to those already known in this
country. ..", 80
It was also reportedat Cadiz, that the cause Of
Sir Arthur ,Weles,ey's falling back toward the
sea coast, was theto.al want Of provisions. and
not through fear ofthe enemy; that the Central
Supreme Junta, had not dissolved; but on the
Recommendation of the. British Commander in
Chief Is have the provisional authority Of the
country placed in the hands of the Bishop o.
Toledo s'Regcnt, il was expected some change
would take place in the government.
FOR THE GAZETTE,
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District Court.

Dela-are District, IS. :
XK7AEREAS Libel hath been flied
w in the District Corrt of the United
States, by GEORE READ, Esq. Attorney for
the said District, against 40 bags OF crffcc, valne
of 5000 dollars; 2s tons, 1858 VT. Lignus, Vie
tie. valued at $50 dollars; II bags coffee, valacd
at 800 dollars; bags coffee valued at 40 dollars;
bags coffee, valued a, 90 dollars; and rs kegs
Of sausages, Of the value Of Is doilars--scizcd ~
goods imported contrary to the act OF Congress
emitted .. An act to amend and continue in force
certain part. of the act cntt Cd! An act 20 inter-
die, the commercial Intercourse between the u
nilet. States aud Great Britain and France and
their dependencies, and for other purposes"
.1.i uh.reas tie honorable CUNNING Bed
ronp, Esq. Judge Of the said District Court,
aa,h ordered the 9Th day of November, 1909,
q, o o'clock A. NJ. for !'oldin. special district
Court at the Town Hall. in :hr borough Of Nil-
mngtos, for the said trial, agrcsahiy TO he rray-
err of the said Attorney: .Noiice is hfrrdy gircn,
That special Disric, Court will be then aud
there held for the trial of the premises, and tho
over and owners, and all persons who may have
or claim any right, interest or conccrn therein.
are hereby cited and adnonshel to b. ans app
pear at the time and place aforesaid, to show
cause, if any they have, why tna. dec'r" should
not pass. pursuant to the prayer Of the sad bill.
THOMAS WITHERSFOON,
Clerk efthe District Court.
October 81, 1909.
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District Court.
Dcia7rare District, SIS.

Delaware District, SIS.
"IlEREAS a Libel hath been filed
w in The D,sttict Court Of the Uni
ted States, by GEORGE READ. Esq. Attor-
ncy for the said district, against $50 bags OF cof-
fee, Of the value of 10000 do!lals bags of c,f-
fee of the value OF 90 dollars, aud 1910 VT. of
iignum v,ta, valued at $50 .,ollais-scIzct. as
goods imported contrary 10 the act of Congress
entitled" An ACT TO amend and continue in force
certain parts Of the act entitled An act to inter-
dict the commercial intercourse between the u
ntcd States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies, and for Other purposes"
Ind wht7ycs the honorable CUNNING Bed
FORD, Esq. Judge If the said District Coo.i,
hath ordered the 18th day of November, 1909,
at l o o'clock a. NJ. ior holding special District
Court at the Town Hall in the borough OF Will
minglon, for the said trial, agfeeably 70 the pray
or of the said Attorney: Notice Is here6v g,rra,
That special District Court will be then and
there held for thu trial of the premises, and the
owner or owners. and all persons who may have
or claim any right, interest or concern therein,
are hereby cited and admonished to be and APP
pear at the time and place aforesaid, to SHOW
cause, if any they have, why final decree
should not pass, pursuant to the prayer OF the
| said BILL.
! THOMAS WlTHERsPOON,
| Chrk efthe District Court.
| Wilmington, October 81, 1909
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District Court.
DsIaEare District, IS.

De!a=are District, IS. Is
wv HEREASa Libel hath been filed.
w in the District Court Of the UNI
ted States, BY GEORGE READ, Esq: At'or-
ney for the said district, against bags OF cof-
fec, of the value of $50 dollars; seized as goods
Imported contrary TO the act Of Congress entitled
:. An act To ar1end,and continue in force certain
parts of an sct entitled An act to interdlct the
commercial intercourse between the United
States and Great.Bri,ain and France and their
dependencies, and for other pnrposes.'
.4ud syAerccs the honorable GUsNING BED
FORD, Esq, Judge OF the said District Court,
hath ordered the 1 Sth day Of November 1909.
at 0 o'clock A. N. for holding special Dis
,rict Court at the Town Hall. in the borough Of
Nilnineto for the said trial, agfeeably to the
prayer Of lhe said Attorney: NoAls IS Hereby g'0-
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COMPANY ORDERS.

THE Wilmington Light Mfantrys Blues
will meet, armed and ACQUIRED, AT the
usual ps .ce Of parade, on Saturday the sist
instant at 2 O'Clock P. ti.-Punctual alien
dance is particularly requested. The rol!
will b. called precisel2 at half past two. ana
all assenters fined, agreeahlv to the RS'es
and Regulations of shc Company.
Isv Order. d.
JOSEPH JONES, Ses',H-
Oct. IS, 1909.
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District Court.
Octobe, Il, 1909.
Deiauarc District, SIS.

Dei0rdrc 1)1Sf'3c!, SIS. ,.... -.
yXtlEREAS Libel hath been filed
w IN the District Court Of the Uni
ted States, by GEORGE READ, Esq. Attor-
ncy for the said district, against the Sioop Little
George Err, its tackle, apparel and furniture
seized for importing goods contrary to the act Of
Conste's critic, " An act to amend and conti-
nue. in orcc certain parts Of the act entitled An
act TO inter,'ict the commercial intercourse be.
tween'thc United States ansl Great Britain and
France and their dependencies, and for Other.
purposes" $780,. ,...,.g.
.fad vhcreas the honorable CuNNlNG Bed
FORD, Esq. Judge of the said District Court, hath
ordered the 9Th day Of November, 500, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. for holding special District Court
q, the Town Hall in the borough of. Whining
ton, for the said trial. agrceably to the prayer Of
the said Attorney Nstirc Is hereby eipea, That
special District Court will b. then aud there
held for the trial .of the premises, and the owner
or owners, and all persons who may have or
claim any right, interest or concern therein, are
hereby cited and admonshed to be and appear
a, the time and place aforesaid, to show Cause il
any they have, why a final decree should no.
pass, pursuant to the prayer of the sand bill.
THOMAS WITHERSPOON. -.
Clerk Of The District Co1ys.
October q. fHI11,
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October 81, 1902.
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~, ly,at :. rris iJ,iIu Ecut viii be tl.H
aud there heid Tor the tr!a Of the premises, ana
the owner or owners, aad all persons who may
have Or claim any right. inscrst or concern
taeseir. are hereby cited aud admonshed to be
andappear at the title sna place afo,e.aiS, to
show .causc. if any they have, why final decree
should not pass, pursuant to the prayer OF the
asail blk
THOMAS WITHERSPOON,
-, .f Clerk Of tile DSs,rict Court.
October 81, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-03-22

cd the one now adopted, Whereby more cor.
rect, and impartial information could ne dit
fused the rapidity with which the requisite
iund Was raised, viii lest express tic arcour
that existed. And we with pleasure Embrace
the OPP ortunity now &forded,of mentioning the
high sense 50 respectfully entertaiLed Of the
wiling alacrity manifested among the Ne
ch;.nical part OF this Community, and others
in MODERATE oircumst. nccs, to promote the
enterfrize, under conviction si It's publick
md political utility.
1t is not, PERHAPS expedient, and would
hardly lie becoming, more ninutey to de-
ineate tie views, md motives oil tie plesent
undertaking or to portray the discipline pro-
posed for Observance. 1o dash forth i'll high
coioured professions. dressed and crnanented
in manner calculated TO engage anG oeltiyate
tie pub .ick mind, has Leon usual On similar
occasions. Lut tie expectation excited by
such procedure has been i'll full, but rare
~ satisfied. And, what is worse, lie who
employed these no.Ls for tic p,ocui emeLt
OF eOs.Idtnct and ,fayour IN aat GHct, would not
endure much pain from Eiure III sustain
ing them; Lu, iestiicting ISIS hopes 20 nirds,
nd az ents, Cf q p.ltiCuiar cast, Tould sll
Link his ground suEicienty tenable, could he
iCl@lh SciSbiity ioi eCniSiiy SLN s%i Sis.ISSS.
AT the con menCenent OF such an insti-
tution, however, tr.nk disclosure oi the
geIersl cause to lie puIs sued, is due tie peo-
Lle, who arc solicited rs patloas, i'll order
th.t they Il sht have n orporuLity CT eXer-
ciaing th.ir Pa lticuitI pIetilt ctions With some
degree OF ,ssurance lut the Justice of i'm
to JLture nerit c@h Ee established Oily by Ju-'
inre facts.
On canCid construction OF these otserva-
tons the char.cter OF our paper MY rest tor
tie present. All con municstiCns intended for
it will be handcG 70 . printer, VIM SIMoEs.
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BY THE MAIL.
COLUMRLH.
WASHINGTON, MARCH 6, I8C

wAsHINGToE, MARCH 6, 1909.
On SaturdayJAMEs Madison assumed the
duties of President OF the Us. The daywas
marked with demonstrations of Joy. II was
estimated there were upwards of 10000 pc l.
sons in and around the capital, atthe In~ugu-
ration, among which were the Ex-President
Heads of Departments, sc. The President
Was escorted to the capital by corps OF cav
airy. The oaths OF Office were administered
by Chief Justice MARSHALL. On Lis retiring
he was Waited on and congratulated by large
concourse OF l~dies and gentlemen. In TIC
evening there was ball Mr.. MADISON WAS
dressed In American manufacture, from the
wool OF the Merinoa, the coat given by Col.
HUMPHREYs and the vest ana SIN ali
clothes by Mr.. LIVINGSTON.
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NE WPOKT:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1909
10 THE PUALICA,

WE have now the satisfaction, in the
name, and behalf of the NEWPORT KEPuB-
LIcAN AssocIAsIoN, of offering to the PUB
LICK the first number of the RHoDE-,sAND
REPUBLICAN,. 1t emanates from the pat
triotick disposition, and publick spirit of many
citizcns, whose minds have been seriously
impressed by the dangers, and difficulties,
which at the present time, menace their
Country, and assail its Government. The
faithful advocates and defenders of american
Liberty, during the Revolutionary struggle,
or the true sons of such, their attention has
been attracted, and, as conse Gucnce, their
anxieties kindled by the injustice and hos
tile a:,gressions, which the savage warfare
of other nations has set on foot, and multi
piled against their own.
Insuperably impressed with such anxiety,
and Justly considering that at such CRISIS,
much diversity of opinion among the PEo-
PIE, occasionsd by misinformation, must un-
avoidably be productive of political evil and
disaster, which, extending beyond the pre-
sent, may most unhappiy affect future and
remote generations Considering too the
industry and zeal which many unnatural
Americans in different parts OF the country,
aided by Eurohean agents and emissaries, are
evidently employing in the unhalowcd work
of dividing these states, and of distracting
the publick mind, thereby preparing it, for
deeds of cnormity and treason, calculated to
subvert the Government, and to annihilate
that INDEPENDENCE, consecrated by the
prayerful wisdom Of our virtuous Statesmen,
and sealed by the blood of our devoted heroes
Considering these things the proprietors
of the present establishment could not lon
ger refrain from an intcrposition, and the
pursuit of duty, which, as they humby and
dcvoutly conceived, they owe to their coun-
try. Having deliberately determined upon the
most eligible method Of discharging that du-
ty, under present exigences, which was DEEM
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GEORGIA..
SAVANNAH, MARCH 3.

On monday last arrived here the irencl
schooner La tortune, from DELAY, Guad..-
loupe, which sne lett the 9TH FeLuaIy. A
passenger informs, that preyious TO s.i.inl,
the French government brig L'Arentuiier
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got into that T-r' loes, LringinS
dispatches to t. Irt. iCuadalt ule,
Ind French ' t | December,
which stated tla..t. a adiz had SUI
rendered to t cIc. ,ngiish and
Spanish squat n, 0lE Z, at the time
are said to ha, ..,A h it. Moth
ing official he aa ay the des-
patches have ta. tHso medi~ te.y on
their arrival ~ at 1T Basse-
terre.
AE.ASS.dCHUG
rH lfpg MARCH s.
Honest Con, ay wing honest
confession of 2 .ut IN indepen-
Gent farmer /, earN.Wu. published
with his cons no 4tl es the senti
ments and feel e ~ lber OF wol-
thy citizens, in this country, who have been
kept in awe, by overbearing feGeralists. Since
this article has been handed to the press,
number of leading teoeraiists, understanding
that it Was coming out,) w.ited upon MIR.
King, to prevent the publication, but without
effect. Mr.. King capes them nothing. They
Cannot now restrain his mind, or eontroM his
u0te.
ssrnuel King, farrner, of Northampton, County Of
Hampshire, Con mopweuth OF Massac busetts, having
joined TIC Republicans this day, to celebrate the n-
potant of the Admnisti alton of our National
Government falling into the hands of the republicans
dopubhcly declare, that was in my heart repubi-
can, for many years, hut from fear of being ruined by
the PERsEcuTfNc SPIRIT OF THE ARIsrocRA1s
OF THIS TOWN, I,houehtit prudent, to keep silent
and vote even fol the federal ticket. further declare
that MANY in this town afe in the predicament
was in before I p,id every cent owed.
March q, 1902. SAMUEL KING.
Toast BY Mr. s. King.
JAMES MADISCN--M~y he act as President OF
the United States, upon the noble principles lie
followed, when distinguished between spectators
and the real owners of the funded debt.