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" did purchae the so OF land which the town of
fappahannock laid off, in lots streets c the lots were
sod TO individuals, and the streets reserred common
highway, public landing, SC. fAtt
You are now called upon TO incorporate Company
who, Tor their indridaoi profit, wish 90 take the
property OF the citizens of Essex county to their own
and thereby exclude the very people who bought aud paid
for II, from al benefit ,csdfecer Ftr
Now VIII ask IT il can be cst, you take from,
e people oil Essex county, tcittouf their that
fsh' which Is rested in them 6y purchase and 6y lar
Tor TIC entire use and benefit OF fc,c Individuals II
you cam you may US well take from any farmer in the
aien to serve few individuals who look to their OF, In
erest only.
The Petition states, thai there sothcr MACE ,optcd
TO the purpose in the town. (ncsung the purpose of the
-boat) This is certainly incorrect Tor The Steam
boat has very lately gone 10 the other wharf land Goods
he petition is signed by 90 40 persons Surely
TINS number not to the rights OF c whole co-
" oil Essex Some OF them boys, and resi-
dents OF the county.
Posted aud prrate rights are sacred and ought not 70
be disturbed. A t'rrrzrN or Essrv 90. -
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THE STATES.


GEoRGIA-Ihc Legislature is expected to adjourn
on the 2ith. The bill abolish Pcnentiary Impri
sonmcnt has passed the House of Representatives
by vote of ~ to 55.-Resolutions recommend;n"
Gen. Jackson To the People of the United S;to,cs fS
the Presidency, have been adopted by the House os
substitute for the resolutions of the Senate with
Dtit one Dissenting voice; which was Mr. Powell of
Mlntosl, who avowed n preference for Henry Cov
ana requested that fact to be entered on the Journal
SoUrH CARoLINA-A bill concerning the election
oil Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States, has been indefinitely postponed =
inc Report OF the Federal Committee, disappearing
OF tie Presidents letter of the 4th july las been
adopted in tho House of Representatives without
debate. Ii was amended by ENGRAVING upon il the
following resolution of Mr.. Clownoy:
" HeSoiUed, That whilst we condemn the conduct of the
resdent oil the United States, when he in error we are
willing TO approve it when in opinion he is right and
that we regard with high qualification the sentiment cx-
reduced 10 the wants OF the Governments and recognize in
me Just response to the solemn resolutions of dis Lces-
Mr.. Melville moved 10 strike out the whole Of tbe
above amendment after the word Resolved" for the pur-
pose oil substituting amendment approving of the zen
oTa course OF General Jacksons administration. This
ouon was taken by yeas and nays. and lost there being
% nays and Do yeas. The question was then submitted
vi me hePort and Resolutions, and carried by yeas and
nays y, me gitnaiye' there being 81 yeas, so nays
Inc resolutions in the Senate to the same pi,rport
nave been warmly debated by Messrs Seabrook
huger, Judge smith, &c. &c,---but no question Ind
necn laken.--Mr Campbell had submitted the fol-
lowing resolution 10 the Senate:
RcsoiUed, That the Message of the President of tc
CSu o'acs as We understand IT, recognizes the priuci-
pes or ehlch South Carolina has concnded with regard
Congress they cannot but tend TO alleviate bc dsrcsc.
OF INC country and restore harmony the various cctions
oil we Union ordered TO lie on the table"
ne LAY niil has received its second reading in
the II. of r.. I'm attempt was made to tax negro
mechanics one dollar in lieu Of sixty cents the pres
ent tax on negroes, which was lost by a lnrec ma
lorIty. When the Lottery Office clause caine IN
Mr. Desauss9ro moved to fill the blank with 1000
which was lost; then with $4,000 which was also
lost. a motion was then made bv thc Chairman 81
INC Committee on Ways and Means, 10 fix it at So
wv, which was carried, The rest of the taxes re-
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main the sano as last year. When the clause tax
ing dividends arising from Stock owned by any cit
zen OF Tins State, IN all Banks not chartered By Mi,
State, l,iz: Branch Bank Of He u. 81 came up, the
Chairman of the Committec on Ways and Means
moved to fill the blank will, per cent, which was
carried; rs also the following amendment to The
claosc, whether the Stock be within the State on
not"
MIssfssIrrI-T'Iic Legislature convened at Jack
son on the Doth ut-P. Briscoc was elected prcs;
dent OF The Senate pro. tenn. in the absence of the
Lieutenant Governor. In the House of Repre-
scntai,es, w. =. Dcgrailcpried was elected Speak
or, and j. ii. Mallory Clerk. Tic Message OF Co
vernon brandonis entirely confined to State topics
Among the bills upon the taps, was to prohibit
The importation of slaves into the State one proyid-
ing Tor more efficient patrol duty, Sc.
lNpiANA.-Thc Legislature was, ut o'clock OH
the oti instant, to have gone into election of SEN
ator oil the United States, To succeed Mr.. Noble,
whose place has been temporarily filed by Gen
llama, by appointment of the Executive. The can
didaieS were Messrs Holman, Raridcn, Blake, and
Judah.
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MARRIAGES

CowNur Smiihfold Isle Of wight county Thudox
the 18Th. Inst by Keeling Mr. ssmpson hie A., NJ
Julia y. Hayden, late of New Haven onn - - -
MIR Robert g. Beklcy of Hanover
ter OF Mrs lnvinia Smith Of Edward A. Marks of Pr
George To Miss Eliza hnn, daughter Of Rev Bryant Of the
same C"nnty- Mr. Thomas Whmnra, to
daughter Of Richard Manly all of ccuny-m Pmnois
Thompson OF kanawha Miss Caroline
"emge Ie"oon 81 cuppcr Pbilndeis, James Wager
onfnos tnrry Va Miss Mary daughter Peter Wager
." Nh Iobn Bradley Of lynchbug Miss Elizabeth
Horf sDr Fnhus j. Haywood 10 Whit
daughter Of Nj VIM
TO Miss bella w. ChicycsIn Newport NJ Hampshire Ro,wet
Elmer, t1 Editor Of tho Spectator Ruherodon,
Frances NJ FORSYTH IN Northampton county, NJ Tns.
hanson of Gtoenvie, Vn Miss Aramina
Green Turner deeca'rd-Mr Thomes Oliver Goldsmith,
Groom, ''Msy his stoaklncrense and multiply - y -
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gent and ingenious gentlemen Of the Opposition have
borne Testimony TO his merits But what evidence
is wanting of the reckless auaciy with which This Editor
attacks the Speaker, than the following assertion 80 So
destitute is he of the latter quality that if we are not in
correct In our recollection, i'm which the
usual unineanng iormay OF vote of thanks at the close
oil session was moved, tho word impdridlitv was ON
notion struck out by the House"1his statement is en-
nrciy 'ncorrectthe three votes Of thanks, which Mr.
o nas received, commend the n,pdytiahiy with which
ne mas discharged the duties OF the Char-This same
Editor Is unable 10 object in any other wise to Mr. SIS
Committees than that he has retained upon the Judiciary
committee every member who was upon il in the last
sion with the exception oil Mr. Buchanan who is longer
m S9ngrcssls vacancy supplied by the appointment
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THE BALTIMORE CONVENTIONS

The National Journal is in exacics-" We bov
run up the flag of Henry Clay, and never shall il be
haued down, while we have AN idea left TO SUPPORT
II, and finger to give record to the thought. The
Souhu OF tins nomination will soon reach the rcmot-
acnNe eNerhoD, thousands and tens of thousands
VINO have been timidly but onxiously waiting for
some deyelopemcnt of energy and concert among
our friends, and who, the first signal will sprjng
Forward "a useful and efficient cycrton"-T BTaro
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COn.MUN7caTED.


. . Nc IcgIsTofHTc " TWgIni0.
Petition having been presented 10 vour honorable
BODY, stating that in 1928, the County Court of Essex
granted Winter Bray x Co.. and others permission to erect
whari at their expencc the termination Of Prince
street IN the town of Tappahannock &C.; and nO,r they
ask your honorable Body confer upon the persons
NC" heTs &c lawful right TO demand and receive such
a'es OF wharfage allowed at Fredericksburg and
for' Royal, and likewise 10 rebuild repair the said
wharf, when they shall dcemit necessary.
u IS true, that the County Court of Essex, when only
Jour magistrates present did grant Winter Bray
Co and others, the liberty 10 build wharf stated in
INC sad Petitions but notice given TO the people Of
IseS Couny so that heg had chance to oppose the ap
Phcaion 10 the courtIIcncc being CT pdrfc procc-
uue INC court took tie rights from the people of Essex
Wnich were Ucsted IN them by purchase and by law!
beg your honorable Body to refer 10 the 81 Volume of
lenng and Munfords Statutes large pages 100 and
1911 whore will be that the people o Essex coun-
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Here's enthusiasm and chvalry fer you.-But what
shall be thought oftliosc thousands and tens of thou
sands, who charged with inidit and want of
energy? Are these the men To be put on the orlorn
hope of NJ Clay's cause? Can such slastar,llv po-
liticans make efficient supporers?l
practice laughs at THeory"-Thc ~ v Journal of
commerce says-three thousand BAGS Brazil coffee were
SOLD yesterday at ~ LIZ cents delivered ON the re
duccd duty OF ct 10.
Thatis-the duty will be only one cent per h. hut last
only IL IL ccnts-so reduction of The s.t,x ~, has
increased the price This is sound Stree trade logic
though common sense rejects ita il does the whole doe
trne Moore Eutopis or Symmcs proposed Journey in
to the hole in the earth, less sage than tho hco
ry oil Stree uadc'--nor less rRAcTicAsLr-Nyies
The above is Just of piece with the rest of Mr.
Niless fogIc.-Cocc rises in pricc-eyyo the red,ic-
ION of the duty has increased the price Coffee was
cheaper last year, when the duty was five cents the
lb.;-argof, rs the Clown says in Shakespeare. il is
the duty which makes il chcap-Indeed! here's To-
glc Tor you--hcrc's the theory of the Anti Eree-
Irdders-wllich IL Just strange i'm prnciple ms il
is mschevous in practiceIs not the suppiu OF Cot.
fee less in the market MIR. Niles? "Ohi have no.
thing TO say to MM"-Are not the crops known TO
be shorter? The season more uni,vorable F." oh :
never think of such things. look only to the Ia
riif."-As Sternc says ofh Critic, "Was the eve
silent? Did you narrowly look? looked only nj
the stop-watch, my Lord. Excellent obscryer'-A
dmirablc 'Critic"-Niost profound Iogician .-Sucl,
is MIR. Ms theory! 1t overlooks all the laws of
supply and Demand-and looks TO the Tariff only
IL Is at such theory that {" Practice laughs"
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THE SENATE.

Inns branch of the Virginia Legislature after
having consulted the House of Delegates agrceablv
TO the Constitution, adjourned OH Saturday last Ia
meet AGAIN on The I'd Januaru
The contested election between Wm Basye. ESQ.
and Cen Hungerfoord has been decided i'm favor OF
Tie former by a majority of five six votes.
NEw-RIvER RAIL-RoAp-O Official statement
Subscribed at Lynchburg 3065 Shares
Richmond 20I6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-22

A I REY BEARD.-Ths wcll-bred Horse bred bv
ap ldchard Singleton, Esq. Of s. c., by Xosciusko
his dam the imported Psyche, the dam ofbe distip
guiscd racers Blank and Mark Time see Turf Register
vol End page DIS, will stand the ensuing season al nv
stable III Nelson county Va Further particulars in time
Zee. ~ 61-1stF JNO. ID. COLES.
EtAECUIORS SAIE.--Will be sold "Wednesday,
the lih OF January next, at Monville the late re-
sdence OF Philip Aylc deceased all the pcrisahTe pro-
perry belonging the estate of the said decedenf which
by his last will not devised TO his widow Mrs EHy-
beth Aylci The property to be sold consists Of large
stock OF horses, cattle sheep and hogs about barrels
oi corn 10 or 10000 weight Of seed cotton 5000
weight OF pork and great variety Of other valuable art-
clcs OF property, including excellent secondhand car
ragcA credit Of six months viii be allowed on all pur-
choscs at the sale, exceeding the of ten dollars
p. AYLETT, Ex'or of p Ayleu, dee.
King William, Dec %. I67--tds1
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.

by aud ruth Ne ddpicc and consent of thc Senate.
John H. Jacocks, to be Surveyor for the District and
Inspector of the Revenue for the Port of New Haven
in the State of Connecticut, vice William Baldwin, dcccas-
ed.
Samuel b. Marshall, of Tennessee, to be Marshal of
the United States for the Western District of Tennessee,
vice Robert Purify, deceased
Robert b. Gilchrist, of South Carolina, be Attorney
OF the United States for the District of s. Carolina vice
Edward Frost, resigned.
William c. H. Waddell of New York, to be Marshal of
the United States for the Southern District OF New York
vice Thomas Morris removed.
John A. Mckinney of Tennessee, be Attorney of the
u. States for the Eastern District of Tennessee
Thomas Randall of Florida, to be Judge of the United
states Tor The District OF Middle Forida.-IY. Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-22
MULTIPLICATION

,.Hutam an pdrro.-'rhe eloquent Catholic Bishou
oil charleston was invited to public dinner given
at Sumtervlllc TO Judge Smith and Cen Blair
The Bishop, in his reply to the invitation thus ex-
presses himself:
nave been told that after eleven years close study and
observation oil constitutions, 10 support which have four
tunes pledged my solemn OATH that because TO
have been born under different form of government II is
extremely difficult if not impossible for me TO comprehend
inc manner in which 'our wheel within wheel on obt 10
work. This may probably account the inability which
could never surinount, OF understanding the peaceful
ana eHectuaI remedy of giving 10 each of the indefinite
number oil States OF which federation consist an
ehectua negative upon the acts of Congress IN which
cach oil hen had its equal representation The Senate and
i popular representation in the other houscand vet that
no mention should be made of this negative nor any au
sion 'hereto IN the constitution itself Neither coud
Sec when specific mode of procuring convention of tho
otcs was regulated in the .cderatvc instrument how IL
couid De CONSTITUTIONAL TO say that one State could
nave the power of forcing this result without the aid of
the concerted number of her sisters. Still less could n
dcrsand that constitutional for her TO place
III slate OF opposition to the general act until her special
VIII should become paramount 10 the reluctance of her as
socrates am however free 10 confess that il il possible
the general government, sustained by majority of the
States might violate the constitution, that undcrs forms
they might ruinously Cypress the minority In such
case IL reonstrancc shall fail, nature the laws of society
and even the regulations of heaven would proclaim the
proper and eftectual alternative that neither Won
nor your childrens children, will ever have TO resort
thereto" 'O'
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DEATHS.

Yesterday - The 10th Of her Nrs Epavrs i
m ny,h Mn1s 1hc friends Of tho family well
nc generally
,oon this afternoon ut o'clock foto the residence Of Mr. MAJ
qus she Masonic isp. : 80 '-
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engagements DO adopted at your present session. relieve
the people from unnecessary taxation, after the exngus
ment OF the public debt In the exercise of that spirit OF
concession and Cancellation which has distinguished the
friends OF our Union In all great emergencies Is beev.
cd that this object may be effected without injury to any
This passage, Mr.. Adams continued thus referred TO the
Committee Manufactures, contained every thnp which
relates to the reduction modification Of the tariff Now
the only question whether subjects embraced i'm the
resolution had been referred 10 the Committee Manua
not; i shall congratulate myself and my
colleagues of the Committee.
Mr. McDuic, then requested that so much of the Mes
was referred to the Commiecon Finance be read;
which was accordingly read There two sides to the
question, said Mr. McDuie. To the Committee ON WAYS
and Means referred the reduction OF duties not az
ccng manufactures, and the resolution OF this char
actcr
referring 10 the Committee Manufactures rendered
IL ridiculous. The motion wholly inconsistent with
the uniform usage OF the House. He moved that IL he
laid on the table. Lost
Mr.. Hoffman said, that the modification which he pro
posed cxtricatcd the subject from all diculty-to wit
the reference Of the clause respecting wool to the Com
nittee Manufactures and of the rest to the Committee
on Ways and Means He hoped there would be no fur
thcr discussion on the subject.
Mr.. Wayne, having been referred to by two gen.
t'emcn in the discussion, thought it his duty say
word or two in relation to the question. The mo-
Yer had COMPOUNDED the duty Of different commit.
tees. The subject OF finance proposed 10 be
referred to the Committees on Manufactures. If the
Committee Manufactures to take cognzance of
matters not affecting Manufactures they would take fom
the Committee ON Ways and Means the whole subject
ihe spirit oil the Message this; the present
Is more than shall want hereafter reduce the
Tariff, but did not contemplate great enlarge
ment of the duties of the Committee Manufactures
The resolution called that committee decide on the
reduction Of Tea, Coffee, &C. and authorized them to saw
to the Treasury your may be reduced much
1t Is true that the Committee Manufactures might not
take tins course. Without meaning any compliment to
tho Chairman of that Committee, his belief was that he
would take affecting the duties of other commit
fees; but 1t was contrary to parliamentary rule give
more power to committee than properly belonged to it,
The action Of the Committee Manufactures would be
no way impeded by this restriction. When the Commit
tee on Ways and Means had reported its recommends
tons would be the subject of discussion.
Mr. Bates speak, but the Speaker reminded him
that the hour for the consideration of resolutions expr
cd.
Mr. Hoffman proposed suspension OF the rule in order
that the subject might be disposed of Ncgatvcd
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DISMAL SWAMI CANAL Tor. Orr,cr

DISMAL SWAMI CANAL Toll OFFICE
g December 10th, 1881. :
olR,-oh preceding page, you have staemento of the
transportation the Dismal Swamp Canal for the vca,
ending Soth utmo which furnished agreeaby TO your
request and which has been in deckcd vessels open light
ers, and by RATS. s'
Inc sloops and schooneIs 1919 in number and the
aggregate of their tonnage 539S tons
subscribe myself very respectfully Sir
Your obedicnt servant,
DRAfTON Nj. CURTIS, Toll Gatherer.
" NJ u HOLT, Esq. Senator, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-22

Sales OF Stock at the Merchants Coffee House by J.
ii. Lynch, Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1881
so Shares of Bank of Virginia slIO 30 cts
20 do Farmers Bank 100 20
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AUDACIOUS PROFLIGACY.

That most unprincipled politician, Stephen Simp-
son. is now in the act of publishing ali the private
letters which had been addressed to him by his for
MGR friends! Among them is letter from the present
Judge Baldwin, who writes him i'll July 1920. i'm n
moment OF petulancc, n letter about Gen. Jackson
The Judge is no doubt by this time sufficiently asha-
ed of his eiliIsion.-But what shall we think of
the morality, the decency of this man, Simpson who
betrays the confidence thus reposed i'm him. in n
manner which every man of honor would scorn to
adopt.-fet is this profligae politician still quoted
and admired by some of the Opposition!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09
POErRX.
From the Mine
rurREAUrIFUL cooUErTE

THE BEAU IT III NoRC's
-. ofsu yep. al womnn's heartte"nc~-you
II life. h5o much oftight aud beauty i,
.,nd, dim by disappOintmsnt' otfhe heart.
ens aupe her glossy lresses back, aud innocent
~ smiled, ...,.,
and wild
,,..a from The race of burning thought Of pas
sion or OF crime,
~, ssrly hopes long buried IN the ocean'tIde of
lime.
,ru..s strange that should look upon such
beauty with a s'gh,
ar dream that any thing migh' n''h '"e 'os"e
ofhr eye
,,,,had proved life's empty dreams, and found
mans tondrst trust
,oo.,arkl,ng sireams--wben ightest, turn
10 noibingue,s and dust
...,..aed before mp,--and wopt-a ing
bright aud fair,
A. loy.l, as tue images OF blessed Visions
.,'., mink how soun ,hai form might fade,
and jro lp. and isll--
Those bocnding footsteps Cease 10 move "'""s
,hooyht how many lorms like RS had ming
led 10 tha dance,
.,d dreamed of hi h AMI holy things 10 being
fond tonancs-
How many such all silently in deaths cold
keeping Slept
g, ,hopobt thow worse than vain rs llte--hnd
wenta~s, and wcpt
Oh. "a, beside me--and my heart was glad
den d with her tones-
There's music in the gentle voice OF iono'!
oh rshed ones
listened, aud NV so "ns moved to h'g"' I'M
passloned thought
lspoke ol faith and cona'aney' oil IoVe mat '"'''
eth noi.
Alas las the memory of that moment haunt
me yet, l..,.r.,I
Which ,ouna me fondly kneeling to beduiJW
coqneue; -
Tba, creatures so like angels, formed Tor feel
ing pure aud deep, ,
sosld ca I away hfe's beauty thus - think o'
it and weep M, o'L
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Extract of letter to the N. Y. Commercial,
uaueJ

| Extract of letter 10 the ". Y. Commercial
dated
LONDON, April &c.
Well. the dissolution ha, iRkcn place, aud
suah scene preceded II, and such scenes
! followed IL But you ean have no idea OF
them. have just len John Cam HObhouse,
spouiiug IN an assembly IN Covent Garden.
Sir frahc,. Burdeu preceded him in speech
| slRnalized by gfeht yebemence, | was told. Tor
bud not arrived then. Nil you believe IN
America tint Ia the approaching struggle at
leas, iea mititom sterling will change hands
through the medium oi elections only Two
millions have already been subscribed by the
tory party. The Duke OF Northumberland
gives Ga69 600 Sn lsobrr, Peel E6O,Oh0, be.
aides what lac gives his brother William 10 aid
IN tie contest 10, Cambridge, One University
no the shur) and Jonathan, who wal stand
Tor Norwich. The Marquis Of Londonderry
Will devote his hole fortune 10 the cause
The other pmty lack money, nevertheless
they viii dia III the last ditch, peIhNps literal
y,
II there he a man In England whom | heart.
ly desp 81, taat man Ia Horny Brougnam. lie
Is u second Cromwell, aud, marx my word, will
yet be the downfall oil Great BrHaiu. |
would rather nu,t any body than Henry
BI Guam.
2D,h.--lhe illumination last evening was
splendid, the llmes aud llerad say. WIS
on from I'LL 10, aud can lruly say that there
wert not hly windows Ia ny tl tue mob
compelled lhem 10 Light them, Many refused
10 do II al ILL., aud ana consequence had ih,ii
windows smashed. The Mnqdcs Of London
deiIy's were shiyered to atoms, sashes ana all.
troeklo,d's (the panes oi lass cost, am told,
L. 10 each) has not angie pane remaining
Inc Soelely oil Friends had lhrir Windows unl-
vers Ill, beat Ia. | doubt II the damage done
10 windows DO less than 100000. | never
saw such mob before, anu probably neVe'
shall again. Regent slIsul irom Oklo'd 10 fdll
Mai very ueaI mlle IN 'ngh, aud ten rods
wld,, 81. james street, Pea dllly from Covcu.
tfy sdoet 10 Park, coIurt OF bJnd street, ioi
The whole length, were ono mass oil heads
lhfre COULD not have been less than Three OF
ionr hun1rad thousand of the genllemen ielor-
meIs.
lhs will have very unidv0fahle theci
npon The elrctIoh. People Of property begun
10 see tic danger they ATT III. Bui ~ has gone
too lar no"--ihe bail oil revolution heYei
luins DhGk--ll tue bill be nol gained shall not
wish 10 be IA ot. stephens, nor any where else
IN London. Great events are brns LoIn-
England. slnOiny Is AT stake.