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the people poorer.
Congress convened in Washington on Mon
day last The Presidents Message was prob
ably delivered on Tuesday, and we may ex-
pcct il in this town tomorrow OF next day.
Extract Of a letter from Washington City.
"John Quincy Adams is to be our next
secretary of state--A messenger has been sent
to him already )" for there can be no doubt Of
Mr.. Monroe's election. and he does not wish
tcbe caught in cloven stick, as Mr. Madi-
sou was.--lIe will have the ministers OF his
oAbiaet ready, to proceed at once 10 their res
pective functions.
The whole number Of electors (is2) are
Monroites except, 22 from Massachusetts, 9
from Connecticut and from Delaware
The federaliss of Maryland pursued the same
course of policy as that adopted by their
brethren in the State Of Rhode-lsland, con-
ceiving that the President was virtually chos-
en- by a selfconsituted assembly I; and that
all interference on the part OF the people
would be unavailing. ~
BY recent advices from our squadron in the
Mediterranean, there is little doubt Of the de-
cease of the gallant Capt. Gordon. 49,
Mdssachusetts LegisLuure.--A detailed ac'
count Of the proceedings of the Legislature o
this Commonwealth, will be found under the
proper head. The following business was
transacted on
THURSDAY, DEC. 5.
The report against taking off the Tax or
Banks, or any part thereof, which was adopt,
ed in the Senate, was accepted in the House
1856 to %. ,sss
A relolve was passed in concurrence witt
the Senate, authorizing the Treasurer to sci
Treasury Notes Of the U. S. t2S.5o0]
The Com. on the Fisheries were instructed
TO inquire what alterations are necessary il
the law for the preservation Of fish in Penob
scot River and Bay.
An addition bill respecting Plymouth Beacl
Lottery, was read first time.
The N. Yarmouth M. land bill-thc Cath
| ance bridge 5ill--the Paris lst Cong. So
bill--and the Pembroke NJ. Fund biil-wer,
passed to be enacted.
Gorsrnor Brooks.--lt is with unminglec
pleasure that We perceive that the popularit,
Of our excellent Chief Magistrate still continue
10 shine with increased lustre as his admins
tration proceeds and his character becomes
more developed. His late as well as inau
gural speech, has received universal appro,
baton and applause, even by men that op-
posed his election apd papers which did
not contain his nomination last Spring, bave
since como on, in his praise. Thcrsis GER
tainly much to commend in the canior of ou
opponents thus publickly to acknowledge
their mistake as TO the qualifications Of Gov
emor Brooks I; apd we hail these indication;
as harbiagers Of greater unapimity a. the
next gubernatorial election.-HalioreN Gaz.
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NOTICE.

W. 1OEs1" -
THE Stockholders in the MAINE FIRE &
! MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.are
hereby notified, that their annual meeting for the
choice OF nine D,rc' ors for the ensuing yesr, will
be held II their 1ffice in Exchange street,, on
Tuesday the 7th day Of larusry 1917. ct 2o'ciock
in the Afternoon.
BY order fthe President and Disec,ors.
- JOHN DEANE. Sec'ry.
NJ. F. & NJ. ms. ol.ice,}
Dec. 9TH 1876.
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M1RRiED.

In Norway, Mr.. Jon'a. Rail- TO Miss Mary
Smith, daughter OF Joshua Smith, Esq, all Of Nor
way.
At New Rraintree, tiass) Capt. Joseph Porter,
of the house Of Porter aud Merrill of Freepor, to
Miss Deborah Nye, Of the tarmer place.
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.Algeriae Exoeditiss.

Agsrise ExpedHiss.
Such was the havock on board the I'm.
pregnable, that Ii. Monk, who had the
clearing Of the COCKPIT after the action.
fent up, to be thrown overheard, IS
baskets full Of the fhastered limbs Of his
gallant comrades.
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!, .,o,t the glorious wars OF Lewis XIV.
:. ,.,. , opon the people of France general
'...s;on and distress, which lasted more than
=. s,IJ ,.rm of one whole generation. In this
Ss,essing exigence, recourse was had to the
o',.bIisb1ent Of a bank, Of prodigious magni-
"a. but without any solid foundation il ex-
s.od general and sanguine expectation, and its
snd5so failure involved innumerable multitudes
,ffan,iIies in utter ruin.
" Thus much OF wars for glory, which, as re-
s.ects the people a, large, ever terminate in
u. and the same manner-in hard times, pow
49, stv debt, cruel taxation, and distressing scar
,;tr Of money-Conn. Conrant
r,,,,rrn STATES BANK.-Branch in Boston.
Wrtr.m GsAY...... GARDNER GREENE.
Ioru PARKER....... TRnTRAM BARNARD.
N,rrAN,EL SrIsBEE JOHN COFFIN JONES :.
is,.r1 TRoRNpIKE. JESSE PITMAx..........
GEORGE BLAKE..... ARNOLD WELLEs......
PuoxAsH PERKINS BARNEY SMITH........
Axos BINNEY....-,. .."....... DIRECTORS.
c...;,r--s ANGEL Salary 5000
cr,idca...f TO be chosen BY the above board.
The legislature Of New Hampshire have
concluded, NOT to fill up the two vacancies
n their Senate, in the way pointed out by
~ Constitution, because the legitimate
e,odida,ss happen 10. be federalists. In
,h;s dilemma, some new and ingenious
MODE 10 supply the vacuum, will be resort.
do: what that is, We are yet to learn.
The prote ction Of our Commerce in the
Medi,ers and along the Spanish shore
ms. America, will probably give employ o
large portion of our navy. Employment
i VIA, our young officers require and it
i, wise in our government 10 give it them
10 some quarter or other.
Gen. Mcintosh, and Maj Hughes, have
srriyed q Washington, from the Creek ma.
lion, With eight chiefs and warriors OF that
uib., on a visit to the president. They
are said to be charged with full powers se
,ettlr all the differences which have existed
beween their nation and the United States
Christophe is almost es severe against
vessels that trade with Potion, as the En-
peror Napolean used to be with vessels tina,
had traded with England. The former
causes them 10 be d,iyAu from his port, the
later had them seized and condemned. We
shall probably havea Hay.ian Decree in i'm
isNion Of those OF Berlin and Milan.
WondeyfM Preservasion.-On Thursday
st willis, young man at Newport was en-
s,ged in cleaning the bolton OF a we'll, ths
aones suddenly gave way, and he was i'm
nedistcly buried to the depth Of fifteen feet
knea,h solid mass of stones and gravel
Same hours elapsed before the most unre'
ni,ted exertiens Of his neighbours were 3
Ne TO extlicate him from his perilous si;ua.
in, When he was taken up he was able
hwalk without assistance -Hs,kimer. 1msr.
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FOR fsle, or to be esehasyed for Wood To-
qnire AZ .his ofacs. Dee
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Maine Bank Bill.

/" Maine Bank Bill.
NOTICE j. hereby siven thar the Bile OF ,hs
late Maine Bank. 10 The amount Of D 1000
viii be redeemed a, the Cumberland Bask. if pre-
tented on or before the 6sA day of pril 1917. =.
Af,st which time no hnls Will be paid
LEVI CUTTER Cafl.ier of tho
Cumberland Bapk. SIN :, Portland Dec S.
THE Overfeers of the Poor for the ,owu of
Portland with TO bind out number of Girls
and Boys-Any pe'fons wifh,ug TO take any iueh,
may app'y at the Aims Houfe or a, the Office Of
Oliver Bra, Eiq. RSchause -afeet.
They have aifo = mailer workman IT the Carry.
ing Budneis whom they are authorized BY Jaw to
hind out forthe Term of one year-appIy ~ abovs.s
Portland, Dec 6, is6 ~ ~
N B Gen,lernsa from the c .untry will seeol.
lect that it is neseIasy they fhoud bring recon-.
mendations tom he Seecamen Of their refps9ive
Town
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there are few restless and aspiring spirits who
will still be plotting an excitement this subject,
until they are made Judges anil Governors in the
land, in other words, till they are made richer and
the people poorer.
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Drorned-Last week Mr. Getchell, in al
tempting to cross the Androscoggin river, at Lis
bon village in canoe, with young woman with
him, upset, and they were both drowned.
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Congress convened in Washington on Mon
day last. The Presidents Message was prob
ably delivered on Tuesday, and we may ex-
pcct il in this town tomorrow OF next day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-13

perty in dispute, in each case, IN which as
S'stant counsel has been employed in the
rpremc court but it is confidently beliey.
ed, from general information, that in every
such case, either the value of the property
vas great, or the principle of the contro-
Versy was important; or the employment
ut assistant counsel, in the cases of sick
ness, or other casualties, was essential to
the public interests, as will more particu-
larly appear by the notes accompanying
statement A.
That the manner ofmaking the compen-
satlon to the assistant counsel, has UNI
tormly been, by issuing the warrants of the
Secretary of the Treasury, founded upon
the official settlement of the COMPTROLLER
and auditor; and by paying the amount,
either out OF the appropriation, annually
passed by Congress, {: for the dicharge OF
such miscellaneous claims against the Uni
ted States, not otherwise provided for. as
shall have been admitted in due course of
settlement at the Treasury y or out of the
appropriations annually made s. for the dis
charge of such demands against the United
States, on account of the civil department.
not otherwise provided for. as shall have
been admitted in due course of settlement
at the Treasury
All which is respectfully submitted.
A. J. DALLAS,
Secretary Of The Treasury.
treasury Department, March 81, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-13
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.Anr;I,

AFTER the transaction fsome minor business
The Senate resumed the consideration. in com.
mlttee, OF the bill from the House TO INCORPORATE
the subscribers to the Bank OF the United States
Mi Narnum IN the chair--the amendment of:
tered by Mr. Goldsborough on Saturday still be-
fore the committee
MIR, Mason, of Va Mr.. Bib, and Mr.. TAYLOR
spoke against the Northumberland Mfr. Goldsbo
rough IN its tavor-When the question WAS taken
and the motion negatived. ayes 10, noes 10.
Mr. Harper moved an amendment limiting the
selection OF Directors by the President 10 sucL
as held stock TO the amount of - dollar.
liO'0OO as named by the mover) and that .the,
should cease to be Directors when they ceased
to hold stock TO that amount
This motion was supported by Messrs Harper
Dana and Taylor, and opposed by Messrs. Ro
bcrts, Barbour, Macon, Campbell, and Froment,r
and negstived, ayes 9, noes %.
Mr. King moved an amendment preventing Ill
reoiors appointed by the government from acting
as agents or proxies of any stockholders
Mr. h'nS spoke IN favor OF, and Messrs Robert.
and Campbell, against, this northumberland
was negatived without a DIVISION.
Tn motion of Mr. Rib, an amendment wae
adopted, requiring that there should not be more
than ihr een,nor less than seven Directors tn each
Branch Bank. o''''
Mr.. Taylor proposed an amendment making the
stock OF The U. States unacnable-M .Cam0bell
spoke against it-negatived, ayes, 10. noes il
Mr. Brown offered an amendment, excluding
the U. States as a stakeholder from beng renre
scented IN the choice of Directors, S.c.-Agreec
TO.
Mr. WeRs, CATER an introductory speech q
nearly two hours, in which he animadverted no
on several features oftne bill with some sever;tv
and alleged that the bill with hese provisions g.
ceeded the constitutional power of Congress tr
enact--that its passage was inexpedient. and GO
ec.aily at this time)-moved the pos,ponemenr
OF the bill to the next session.
Mr. Dana made brief reply-after which
the question was taken on the motion, and ne
gdtived, ayes 6, noes %.
On motion of MIR. Campbell, the time for tax
ing the subscriptions was extended from six Il
twenty days.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, another amend
ment was adopted relative to the establishment
OF Branches in the several States.
Mr. Dagget gave notice that ne should here
after submit an amendment TO the Senate after
which,
The bill was reported to the Senate. the a
memdments were ordered to be printed and
at four O'Clock, the Senate went into tho con
sideration Of executive business.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNpAr, AprIl 1 1a16

II
After the presentation and reference of sundrv
petitions, amongst which was one by Mr.. Eastoy
from certain citizens of st. LOUIS, PRAYING an
act OF Incorporation TO carry on the fur trade
Mr. Tmiccy from he comm I, ee of Claims renort
ed a bill for the relief of Asael Palmer bill fo,
the relief OF the supervisors of the county ol
Clinton IN New York, bill for the relieFof John
Crosby and John Crosby, jun. Of Massachusetts J
bill Tor the reliefof Taylor & M'Nell and Evans
M'Nell, OF Baltimorej which bills were seve.
rally twice read and committed.
Mr.. L0rsndes from the committee If vv,ys anil
means, reported bill for tile relief of Certain
owners OF goods at Hampden, in the district oI
Name winch was twice read and committed
MIR. Lo1Ondes from the same committed renort.
ed The bill from the Senate for the reliefof Rich.
ard Mitchell, which was ordered to a third rea.
ding tomorrow.
Mr.. .'fidcileton, from a select committee, made
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-13

The Secretary Of the Treasury, to whom
the President of the United States refer
red the resolution of the 29th # Febru-
airy, 1916, requesting that there be laid
before the House of Representatives " a
statement of the cases in which he has
employed, or caused to be EMPLOYED
counsel to assist the attorney general in
prosecuting the causes in the Supreme
Court OF the United States stating as
nearly as may be, the amount of the pro-
perty IN dispute in each case, the names
OF the counsel so employed, the period
OF employing them, and the compensa-
ton granted to them in each case also.
the manner of making such compensa-
ton, and the fund out of which the same
was paid )" has the honor to present the
following Report:
That it appears to have been the practice
OF the government, to employ counsel to
assist the attorney general, < also the dis
trlct attorneys, IN cases of great impor.
lance, either as to the principle, or as to
the value involved in the cOntroversv
Thus, for example, so early as February
term l796, OF the supreme court, Alexan-
der Hamilton received fee of 500 dollars
10 assist the attorney general in maintain
lug the Affirmative upon the question re-
PectinS the constitutionality of the carriage
tax; and Alexander Campbell and Jared
lngerSoll, counsel maintaining the mega
tive, received fee of 1888 83cts. under
an agreement, that for the purpose of ob.
tanning final decision, the United States
should pay all the expences, incident to
the transfer of the cause from the circuit
court to the supreme court.
That on the 24th of March, 1904, IN ohe-
dlence to the resolution of the House of
Representatives of the3d of the same month
tn Secretary of the Treasury prese nted a
statement " of all the moneys which. since
the establishment of the present govern
ment, had been paid at the Treasury Of the
United States, as fees to assistant counsel.
and for legal advice in the business of the
United States in which were distinguish
ed the several sums, when paid, for what
services, and to whom paid respectively -,
in the whole, to the sum of 3,
O22 10 dollars.
That the statement hereunto annexed
marked A, contains like specification Of
all the moneys paid, or payable at the
Treasury of the United States, from the
oath OF March, 1904, until the present
time, for the employment Of counsel to as.
sslst, or to represent, the attorney general,
in causes depending in the supreme court
OF the United States, amounting, ia the
whole, to the sum Of4 $40 dollars.
That this department does not possess
the means of stating the amount of the pro
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-13
STATEMENT A.

:, 18th March, 1905.
alexander James Dallas was employed
to assist the Attorney General in the Su-
preme Court, upon the argument of the case
OF the United States rs. the assignees of
Blight, bankrupt, for which he received a
compensation Gf S 500 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-13
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, k

L transmit to the House of Representa-
lives a report from Secretary of the Urea
sury, complying with their resolution of the
29th of February last.
JAMES MADISON.
March %, 1916.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-11
SHIP &gA NEWS.
PORT o F sSNstsSSsH ALEXANDRIA,
Prom me Ar. CoFsc House Books.
hRRIYEp,

ARRIVED,
Scoop Regulator, Chadwick, g days II
N. Bedford, with SAT-, NJ Miller
.Schi VIiorious, Wilson days from
H. York, with dry goods crates &c. TO
Robert M'Rac, ispleit {. Neal, Cd
.Hcgs
SIoop Henry, Rhodes, 6. Providence
K l Via Norioll,wi,h po,atoes, cheese,
.ldc', onIoi.s, candles, sc. TO the capt.
SChr Three SaIiys, Robinson, f. PIN
i-eiphIa, with freight, TO Laurason o.
ruwie, Vaudeville 5; Laymour, and olh
ers
Big Fanny, Jewe'', / days fr PorIs
.c"ib n. II with beet, soap candles,
, ;aIoes, MADEIRA sine, &c &c. 10 Z. !.
>aiett ana the Csp,aIn
Scbr New Packet, Brewster, - DAY
u boston, with plaster Sec. TO Lawrasou
x t'Owie, ana others.
SAILED,
Ship George Long, Bennett, Gibral-
ar
Ship Wallace, Sdckney. Sar,anah.
ochr Lady Washington, Brown, Bcs.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-11

At "a meeting of Delegates from 6f.
cen counties in the Mississippi terri
o y, held at Ford's, on Pearl river, o,
A. 9Th Monday Of October, it was II
Owed that memorial should be pre-
pared and forwarded to Congress pray
ny the admission of the said te ritory
,oto the union, as states NTH IFS Pres
emf limits. Agains this resolution, III,
aelegates from four of the counties, to
VII, Marion, Pike, Lawrence, and Has
eek, en,ered protest.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-11
In COuNAi!. DEC Z.

Mr.. Morgan from th2 Commiuce, re
porr d bill, entilied "an act TO amer
an act entitled an &C, Tor appointing
gGagers, msasureis OF gram, svh 1n-
coal, measurers of lumber, SC" who h
vas read first tipG and orde cd 20 lie
OF the table
The Council resumed the considers
tinn OK the act t. smeuG an act cu,i:.c.
81 act ior appo.nu"s euAgers, sc -
wnen, upon !. otion al NJ Morgan IS.
act, enlH!Cd an &c, a. regulate III
weighing aud mcssuri E # srsia, sai-
snL coal, was sub>u. u ed is llS . ace .
wh'ch was read 81 cona and ,inid tim,
aud passed.
Resolved, That The mayor be qGcs,
ID 20 n.ahe report To CguDcil, .,I, ,ii-
cums:auces 81 birth Of residence With
inc limits OF the c"rpcra,.0n, h2vc u
ne cXecuIon o! the puer laws. Gee
hrieJU:t- : Consolidated accessory TO q
nile panPer IL sli.cg
An act making Farther appropriation,
Tor finishing thc new mai 'sCt 'irvsc, anl
otber purposes. was read Grst tl,n,
| anu laid on the teble.
OracTcG, iha; The s0Tc-in' cHocr: o.
n"lice do cause ihe gutter Oh The sent
| SIDE of Kug, between Pin ard Conn
7us streets, TO te repaired wh-neYe'
repairs shah bo found necessary.
Exlrac. froG, toe iuipuies.
Tcs,s,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-11

English literature The frierds
literary Improyemg will learn, with
pleasure, that during the present year
(l8 g. new edition, the bird OF Lind
ley Murray sknglish GrcmmlT. in largt
octave, has bee polished under tic
authors eye at York II comp, bends
the rules aud principles OF ,Ilv languag,
illustrated by app opriate exercise sand
a key 80 the exercises. carefully cor.
Tec,ed, and much enlarged In . lette'
TO one OF his friends in New York the
pioUs and venerable author states, thu
the first volume OF the present " ork.
besides numerous amendments and a.
teTltlCHs, contains more than forty Do
gcs OF aG1ltAtai matter and he ven.
luASS 10 presume il will b. found MOI
Ii -, superior to ali the preceding i'm
pressIuns In d short aCycT,is" ent,
Mr. 81. observes, thai tuerc IS conai-
dera1ic mod &c .tinl IT Inc + st part b!
the second voiUmc, namely. the exer.
clsca "urDp 'csp~c. ,nc ntiurc Ind pr,
clpi,s 81 pn"s.rg Ine letters which
this admTaOie man wires arc mod +
OF the true Pl5.oiary y.c, and sGud
Eroof, that though be Las passed Tia,
age Of three score aud ten, he still 20,
sesses tue most vigorous MIND, and the
deepest submission TO the Divine VIII
Tne copy Of lhe books which the WIZ
ter OF inns paragraph lately received
from the .uthO , is executed witb adDi.
rable Typographical neatness II Car
not be doubted, tina, the scholars and
semiusFlss of the UnEcd States wi,
coon be supplied wHn the new editor.
oi this ihpurtant publication from tn,
American press. Nat. .jdv
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Washington, December. 9.

washington, DeeeM0eT, 9
The Legislature of MARYLAND ps
on Monday last at Annapolis .N,ehoia
Stone street was appointed Speaker
OF the House OF Delegates.
The Legislature of PENN YLyASIA
met on tuesday. John Todd was
nimously chosen Sp, ker OF the Sen4t,
and Rees Hill, by large majority
Speaker Of the House Of Represepts
tiyes
On Saturday raorning. just be;o..
sunrise. FIRE broke out il the -
stog brick house occupicdby MIR Da
e ste, field as cabinet and uphci
6 tr's shop and warehouse, on Penn
: sylsania Avenue, between Twelfth 60
Thirteenth streets, west That hnU
and the adjoining frame dwelling nous,
occupied by Mr. Estep. were wbo,.
destroyed, and the two ether biIEk
houses in The block much injured he
fore the Are was suOducd There wa,
much activity among the c'rlzens, -
an evident want of system, arising from
our peculiarly unfortunate want oil pra.-
lice, ;his being the first accidental h =
IN this city within our recollection io,
zen years. The attention Of the ciu
zens will be probably awakened by this
warning, to the proper organization oi
are companies. &c. The unior;una
accident was caused, we learn, by the
inadvertcncy OF boys kindl'ng the mora
ing fire In TIE stove who dropt s. me
Are among the shavings--The contents
of The houses were primo paiig saved
RoBsRT q HARPER, Esq. has r.
signed his s. ct in The Senate OF thu
United S;.tes.
Some debate has taken place in the
House Of Representatives respecting
the construction which had been givcr
Ivy the commissioner appointed 10 pur
suancc Of II (acling under the coptroi
Of the Presidency 20 the set fer paying
individuals !or proper y los, captured
or destroyed willis. in The military ser
vice Of the Un,ted y stes duung the
late war. Ml'Hary occupation ~ aouses,
destroyed by the enemy III cOTGl qlen>e
thereof, having been, il appea,., on
alruSd 10 give the owner clRn, 10 H..
Identification for his loss. opened the
door 10 ujHu OF ctai'iSi SO S'eHS!Nc'
as tn induce The Executive TO direct :,
suspension OF decisions On cases cOmina
under that head, hu! not till after some
of them had been t'7orably abuse I'd
and paid. The act in question was q
character previously unknown Oh cur
statute book, and consequently involv-
ed some difficulty of detail. COugt
will no DOUBT lay down more defnI.a
rules for the decision OF claims, and &,
Iher embrace all cases OF losses OF the
character referred TO, make q Giscrim-
nation between those OF liEerent gfacf
Of merit, or ject indifiercnty ali sucl
The subject is one OF some ,n,ricacY
and II is not atall .surpiisirgithere Shout;
be much difference OF opinion on it.