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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07
Battle offhs Far Traders nth the Lndi.
ans, 0rsr The Rocky Mountains.

avs, 0cfF me HOchy otVuHuHts'
The Jonesborough C'l'ennessee1 SEN
tinel ol the 9Th Of March, contains an
interesting narrative from Mr.. Stephen
ii l. Meek. nov in that town, and who
has been Tor the last three or four years q
member Of Fur Company. The COM
pany last summer left Rio del Norle. Ju-
ly 30, for Mnnuas. in California. On
Sept. 9th the were surrounded and shot
al BY large party Of the Banark and
Snake Indians, armed with arrows. The
return FIRE from the deadly rifles Of the
hunters. told dismal tale, and the Indi-
ans, aslounded. fell back with their rude
bows and arrows, which were found
powerless weapons. The mules we're
then repacked, and The course resumed
over the intermInsble prairies. Five Of
the hunters in that skirmish were wound
ed, and one Mr.. WIN. SMALL vas sho.
dead by The arrow Of chief, who soon
after was brought down. The Indians
loss 81 found dead; the wounded proba-
blv twice The number. On the 10Th,
about $50 OF the same tribes hung on the
company's TANKS. and began 10 seal
themselves down in rings and smoke
their pipes.
Atihis moment. 30 Of the mountaineers
rode up within 40 steps Of the savages.
and discharged upon them their rifles
with deliberate him. The Indians scat
tered like partridges from the hawk, leav-
ing Is dead and 5 prisoners, which latter,
ter being severely whipped, were set at
liberty. Travelled now 4 days across
the Salt Plains. where they struck The
California Mountains, crossing which
took 10 days. and in IA days more they
reached the two I,aries: now scarce OF
food. they killed a horse. and subsisting
on the same ! 1 days. came TO the Span
ish settlements. Here procuring pro-
visions, they proceeded to Monlras,
where they spent the winter agreably, in
balls and parties given by the Spanish la
dies. On April Let, left, and in 10 days
struck the snow bank on The south side
Of the Salt or California mountain. The
company now had 100 horses. and 25
head Of cattle. Before reaching the
plains on the north side OF the mountain,
they had to leave 30 horses. 0 mules. and
all the cattle in the snow, which was six
feet deep. In the fore part of NAV,
reached 81. Mlry's river--on the 4th Ju-
ly, 1886, Quepaw or Bear river. and
thence proceeded to ST. Louis, Mo. with
their furs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07
MEXICO.

In ,he New Orleans Courier Is lap,
areaunl NJ secret sitting in lhe Ca.
gross of MeKicn, in ahieh Busiamaa,e
Arillags. Jaele and liurhide engaged.
CoSGREss-(Seerel siiIlng,l Feb. a.
ID. Carlos Bnslamenle Offered the lua
following Propositions; first. that General
Santa Anns shenld be required IN give n
account To Congress al hls rnnhnci si.s.
sequenl 10 the action ii NJ. Jaemin, aid
he incapable If holding any eommsni
civil or military. until he had lully Just.
fed his proceedings. Second. that any
person whatever who should ronlnhu,s
directly or indirectly IN the dlsmsmbet.
ment 81 the national territory. should BE-
held IS traitor. and punished according.
~. Al the request Of their MAYER. he
second reading Of these propositions was
dispensed wiih, and they we're referred
tn The committee on The affairs of Texas.
Feb. s.--(Sescrei setting. 1.-The lex.
as committee presented their report, rs.
commenting thai Government be called
on 10 inform Congress 81 The nature of,he
orders issued 10 the authorities II ysn
Cruz and 'ramplco respecting The recep.
ton 0f General Santa Anna; and also.
that i. should declare is opinion upor
the propositions Of Senior Busiamenle.
Feb. IL. The Texas committee pre-.
scented a second 'repors on Busiantrts's
propositions. which recommended tta
the following articles should be pa,ssd
into law.
Art. l. Government shall require from
General ID. Antonio Lopez De Santa An.
ma. Immediately on his arrival 10 tie re.
public, documenled statement II The mo.
lives u his journey 10 Washington, offs
results. and II whatever engagements he
may have contracted since The battle Of
San Jacinto. detrimental TO The Intgnly
Of the Mexican territory, and To the honor
and interests Of the nallon.
2. Government shall immediately ior.
ward said statement 10 Congress fcr 10
| inspection, and for such Legislative mea
sures as may be proper 10 adopt ,hsucn.
3. In The interim the said Genera raa
| in M case obtain The legal reinstatement
which our constitutional law as VEL -
tina. Of nations, requires. in ordrr To re-
sumo the exercise Of any command, civil
or military.
(. The declaration Of nulli,y (cf Ill
Santa Anna's acts while prisonerl ron.
tanned in the Sd article OF The Law al the
| Goth May Of las. year, is renewed and
confirmed.
On The same day that the above reso-
luGons were submitted to Congress. there
appeared an Official note from the Mas.
ter Of the Interior. announcing the lbe.
ration Of His Ereslisncy the Presidm' Of
the Republic, General Santa Anna, and
ordering this happy event 10 be published
with all due solemniIy! The CosmopO.
lite remarks Iha, il We attend to The re.
port and resolutions Of the Texas CON.
miIlee, Santa Anna is not even Mesi.
can CITIZEN; and il to the Official announce.
ment. he is the first cillzen Of the Re.
public
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07
THE Law

The following beaunlul snlogy On /" The
Ise" Is exlraeled from an afticle in ne
soshsrn Lileraea Messenger, Cor January
1877.
The spin. of sas la Is Al equity and
Justice. II government based on true
principles. the law is The sole sovereign
Of the nation. II watches osss il subjects
in lheir business. in their recreation. and
lhsir sleep. II guards Ihelr fortunes,
their lives, and their honors. In The
broad MONDAY and The dark midnight II
ministers 10 their security. II aeeomPs-
MES them 10 The altar AMI fhe fesial board.
| Il watches over the ship of The merchant,
though . thousand Leagues intervene.
soser the seed Of the hnsbandman sban.
doned fdr season 10 The earth, over the
studies III Tie student. the lsbors Of the
sechanic. the opinion Of every man.
None are high enough 10 offend II with
impuniiy. none 50 low thai il seorns In
protect them. II is Unnamed with the
King, and sis IN The seal 81 he republi-
can magistrate: bal il aIsn movers over
The couch of the lonely, and stands SEMI
mel at the prison, serppulously preserving
To the felon whatever rights he has non
forfeited.
The light of The law surrounds the era
die aud the bier. The strength Of the
Law laughs forIresses To srorn, and spurns
the entertainments II iniquiiy. The pow
er 0f the Law brushes the power Of men,
and strips wealth Of every unrighleous
immunity. II is the thread Of Dedalous
To guide us through she labyrinlhs 81 cum
ming Il is The spear II Ithurel TO deiecI
fllsehood and deceit. II is The faith Of the
martyr 10 shield Is from the fires Of perse-
culion. tits the good mans reliance-,he
bulwark of piely-lhe uphnlder Of morali-
iy- the guardian OF right--the distributor
Of justice. lis power is irresistible, its
dominion indispulable II is above rs.
aud around Us. aud within Us; we cannot
ly from its protection, we cannot avert
lis vengeance.
Such is the law in lis essence, such /,
should be in its ensrIments; such too. IL
would be, il none aspIred 10 its admins
iraIIon but those with pure hearts, enisrg.
ed views, and cultivated minds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07
.&M&~

e.. elolhes ironss. baihingsoon boy, scl
eel Al 81 lhe samr time.
TINS curious fellow 10 named Ave-.
rvs Raisfory Engine" For sryen
months he has worked more lhaa -
hours per day, q he speed 81 mare ,l.e
lhrse thousand revolutions per m,nu.s !,
! COS. or fusl az ella . day. and Il a,
end Of the time Was IN - good coIdiuor
- when his lsbors 6rst eommeneed.--
The original cost is only $500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07
GREAT AMERICAN DESERT.

This vast barren and lrackless region,
stretched along the loot Of the Rocky
Mountains. and drained by the tributary
streams Of the Missouri and Mississippi,
is thus described in Irving's Astoria:
: This region, which resembles one Of
the unreasonable steps Of Asia, has. moi
inaptly. been termed i" The Great Ame-
rican Desert" !, spreads forth in undu-
lailng and ,reeless plains, and desolate
sandy wastes, wearisome to the eye from
their exten, aud monolony, and which
are supposed by biologists to have form
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07
THE RETnRT DIRECT.

Some time ago. nv friend aminadab
paid me a visit from the country. tie
lives 81 Rock Hollow. and we frequently
reciprucale cisllilles Of The kind. When
| wish Aminidab. he is very particular in
showing me the products. pigs, poultry.
&c. ol his well cultivated farm; and ahen
he comes To SEE me. | endeavUur 10 make
his time pass a. agreeably as possible.
showing him abou, our city and divers
other aiteniions. Al his last visit he
wanted to purchase some agricultural
hooks Tor his boys; 80 one day ] scrom-
panied him To The bookstore Of nv I've
~ particular FRIEND" Mr.. -. Ami
nadab had an a full sui Of home made
drab. country manufactured brogans, and
the identical broad brm that had shelter
ell his head and shoulders from sun and
Storm for five years. lie could not find
exactly The books that he wanted, and
probably was a little troublesome. Al
least so thought the salesman, a. peri
young wag, in starch aud buckram.
Yon are from the country. are you
moi, sir!" said he, impudenily.
Yes"
d" well-here's an Essay on the Rear.
ing Of Calves"
= That" said Aminadah. as he turned
TO leave the Store thee had batter pre-.
sent 10 thy mother"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

side of he uesi brsneh q Rock River. 10
The lown "a jefferson. Jehrrson eoHniy,
n The frrriaerr q Wisconsin. and dlreri-
" wess a MilSauksss n town 7, range
II rs; II he nidsi u most delightful
eouusrv. Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Respect 10 the Ladies. In a late COM
municstion IN one Of the city papers, we
found the following true sentiment
have observed that men who are really
most fond Of the society Of the ladies,
who cherish for them sincere respect,
nay reverence, are seldom the most po-
pular with the sex. Men Of more assur-
snce, whose tongues ATE lightly hung, who
make words supply the place Of ideas,
and place compliments IN the room OF
sentiment. are the fayoriIes. A true re-
spec, for women leads to respectful action
towards them; and respectful is usually
distant action; aud this great distance is
mistaken BY them for neglect and want
of interest,""
OF the truth of The above no one who
mingles in society is lgnorsnt--and we
must confess that we have never so felt our
respect for the female sex to diminish. as
when we have seen them wasting their
smiles and attention upon the unworthy.
Boston GdldEy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

Steam POWer.-'l'he New York Ex-
press tells of a curious fellow in the cell
lar OF the great Aslor House, without
head or heels. tongue or ears, hands or
feet, who is ironing clothes in one place,
washing in another, grinding coffee, rub
bling knives, roasting surkies, eel. pump
ing len thousand gallons of water per day,
and throwing much of i, into the sixth
story; the maids use him To dry clothes
and to boil them. and a railroad there is
10 move the clothes presses in. Indeed,
he is chambermaid, washerwoman, knife
scourer, kitchen maid, cook, coffee grind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-04-07

.4drertising--its Beneffs-rhe au-
thor Of the work entitled me g." Great Me-
tropolis," says tina. every one who has
paid the less. attention To The philosophy
Of newspapers, mus, have remarked that,
as advertisements are the last things to
come to paper, so they are the last
10 leave il. There cannot be a stronger
general proof of the advantages Of sdyer.
using. Il a tradesman pays 90 dollars
for sign over his door. which can be
read by those only who pass il. what
must more descriptive sign be worth,
in the shape Of an advertisement. which
is carried into many hundreds Of families
in town and country, and read. beyond
all doubt, by thousands Of people! Adj
verlisements, in truth, are movable signs,
which meet the eye Of customers in all
places and situations; and that man Of
business who is deferred by the compa
ra,ively trifing charge Of The printer,
from availing himself Of the advantage
advertising affords, cannot boast very
largely OF the minnleness or care with
which ne has traced causes and effects"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
DOWNING COnREsroNDExcE
Flem ne Mr. York EIp,,,

I rom ne .Ntr York iIPTt5J.
/ MAJOR DoWNING-ANp FURTHER PAR
TIori'R' 90 rug Two PULLIES" AMI
CAFrAiN JuNFER.
/ We lay before on, readers another Letter
from our agent MIR. Bis,en. Since la, Iasi
Ne paid our respects To- TIE .N,Jsr ~ person
and after repeating our warmc,t congratula-
tons on 10. arrival We urged upon him. the
desire all his friends have Of hearing from
han uHd,T kis otrn hand hut he said that oys-
! Ing 10 tie disaster that hal bufaIlcn hin, In
the wreck of he Two POllies" aud the scat.
lering aud mixing up 81 his papers and parcel.
and the loss, 10 fact, of sundfy items inc dent
% such a calamity, Il would require som,
days before be could gather himselftogetbsr-
that y few dogs or weeks, more - lr... vuuIJ
make no great Odds 70 las friends, Who having
been Gin q pixie now for some month,
would, 90 doubt, kssp fsw dty- longer.
We iOund lssfn pretty well advised OF mass
cog events, having read all the papers aud let
iefs thst bad awaited him 80 that We had
little. ~ fact. g. inf3fm him o. Toa gue..
ton pat 20 BIN of what 10 thought Of The
condition ~ The country ?" lac looked grave
ihTH smiled looked grave aram-xft hi.
teeth -1nd ssa'n smiled. md after a Htlr al.
l.nre be- replied. "Bsi, sir hut not 40 bad a.
othcr countries We sfs ,n q snagi, sis-b,t
~ shaii unftfet % Do good time" AID Then
,irn'hrsnuy P'iafing o. tle hull n he Two
POLES, be- added 'thstn fne vessel vel
or. though 80 hss only the stump 81 one fns.t
siand'n., you All see her again under f,H
saii. add cn prosperous voyage Here he
smiled aEain and then Krn 80 tets and
ihfustng hts hands 10 be brooches pocket
commenced vh.stiing Yankee Doodle ~
~hich vas sure sign thst be was CONTROLLING
tWp'd within him &c felt - Meditation 10
dsteioyg
MANS PAtilioS RocEaWtT.L
AuZusi ~, 1897
GENTLENES--ln my last letter 10
you, ] announced the partial wreck Of
the Two Pollies" on this beach. and
the arrival Of Major Downing.
] limited 10 you 1t the same time
that ] understood there bad been some
words between Major Downing and
CaPi. Jumper master Of said vessel
just before she strickland as the re
port gained strength by repetition. a
more serious enquiry has beer instilu.
ted, and II turns out that there vas
much more truth IN Il than Vas At first
suTmised. The Two Pollies." am
sorry 70 ssy, siili lee sgrOund. add
though every effort hss been made 70 J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

There have been late arrival, ., Nev York.
bringing news from I'D Frsnes and England
- late ss The l.l Of July. We extract few
as@s, thooEh soos Of them are Of much in-
posishes.
The yoang Queen Of England had
paio a visit Of coincidence in an open
barouohe, with her suite. 70 the Cssile
At Windsos, And returned 50 abruptly
that much speculation was snoAt The
dowager widow Queen Adelaide. was
"a . stale OF great nervous excitement.
There's 20 be = royal statue Of vii.
ham ~. "a vacant niche IN the ex-
change.
Hanover Is now The 6flh ia the scale
q German Powers.
The Duschsss Dowsger Of Baden,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
from the .NiT Ofl,ani BE-,
IMPORTANT FROM NFytco

We have beer favored by respectable
house OF ihis CITY with the following .x,f,c,
oil Isiisr, received per Sarah AIMS, dated
TAnFeo, 22d July
General Bdstamen,e has demanded
loan from the clergy Of FIVE million,
OF dollars, which it would appear Ia,
given little satisfaction TO the latter and
they found IT advisable to enter again
into negotiations with Santa Anna
The government, aware Of this. order.
ed Santa Anna to appear before a eour,
martial to answer TO the charges against
him on account OF his late Texas cam
Paign-San,a Anna replied to the call
IN the following !aconic manner:
No Puedo, no deboy, no quiero"-
q cannot, ] should not and I will not }
In consequence Of which a strong
detachment Of cavalry was dispatched
Tor Mango del Clavo, with order, 20
take the hero and bring him . prisoner
to the capital. On their arrival. how.
ever. he was no where to be found -
Some say nc IS gone to Jalapa, other.
20 Vera Cruz.
Vletorio and Bravo, il is said, have
also turned Santa Anna men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
!SieDa Boat Columbus. .ivr. ieM. 1857

seN+t ~ HfNyAat sINR. l@AN. 1891.
The most serious accident that has
occurred in Eastern Virginia since my
recollection, happened on the Ports
mouth and Roanoke Railroad, one
and a bali miles from Suffolk, yester-
day, between . and 10 o'clock. A
company. consisting Of about 100 la
dies and gentlemen, from the counties
OF Isle Of Wight. Nanse nond aud
southampton. came down on the Rail
Road on Thursday the 10th instant,
With The view Of visiting Portsmouth,
Norfolk. Fortress Monroe, and return
ing next day. On their return. at :he
lime and place above mentioned, they
met locomotive and train Of burden
cars. aud horrible TO relate, the two ran
together while going al the rate Of 10
or IL miles an hour.
a messenger was sent into Suffolk
Tor some physician ia the place TO come
out immediately. and being acciden-
tally m that town, repaired TO the place
OF accident. with the hope Of being
able 90 render some assistance 10 the
wounded.
The most heah.rending scene pre-
senied itself that have ever witnessed.
every spot ON both sides Of the road.
which offered The least protection from
the sun. was covered with the dead.
dying and wounded. Three Young
ladies sitting together on the front seat
OF the second car were killed. neither
living longer than fifteen minutes: ano-
iheE lady, an infant and q negro Rirl
were 80 much injured. that they died
before o'clock. snd zen or 6fteen IA.
dies and gentlemen besides, sustained
injury Of one kind Of smother. very
likely to prove fatal 10 four or Eve of
them. The Confusion attending an &C.
eideht where 80 many were present.
The mangled eOrpses laid out on The
side Of the road. the means Of She
wounded. aod the weeping add veil.
ing Of relations, presented a spectacle
which de6es description. Every pos.
sible attention vas paid the sufferers bv
the Physiejans and bospitabls citizens
OF Suffolk, bot the situslion where il
happened and the excessive heat Of
the day, sdded greatly 10 the intensity
Of their suGerngs. shall not attempt
TO sssfgn any cause foF this painful oe-
eursnec, - ths natter win probably
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARErr

I'll
f'' ne 1tfk '''dfHs Friday tvsAisg, lug. IL
SPECIE -MeNicsn dollars 3 per cent pre-
MUM American half dollars 81 ditto.
bEEF We quote a. before At S6 50 q &.
according 10 quaiity
FISH Herring 81 s7i for small lott.
FLU X FROM stores - a 80 2J-wazon
p'ice remains Of " - a s. 50 6.S7l bar
week VIZ
WHEAT Since our last weekly rrpott
''7 market has rallied, the supplies Of the
ne" crop having been less. and fntIsrs better
disposed 10 buy. Sales Of strictly prime Ds,
feJ' have i'een generally n.sde 81 ~ on. sti
one parcel was taken az 81 81 other dssrfip-
tons lover as a. quality. shsctIy pyims red,
you'd now readily Cad purchaser a Al CO
W Iihn day o. tso pasi there Ia, 80, 49,,
very little u any KIDD q new wheat Il mar.
set he sales Of foreign Whsats tLfsukl.it
we week have ranged from 81 s. fgr uL.,s
down ~ 81 30 for fe1
CokN.-.sale. making atSI O2ssIos
RYE e. haTyiah sells AZ 50 g. r.ni,
Ab5ut 10000 bushsi, 81 foreign i've A..
pee" soii this week - 900 J1shsis 4 20 q
IS cents
OArs-Js o. ~ cents
BACON Prime lot, sell readily a 10 q,
IOi cent,
wiIisKEY we note sales q hh4. ,t71
cents sri 81 barrels al IS esuts. from ~.
sons - cents. eNcius,rs 81 he barrel
AtrSAvpai,. August Is.
I'"nf selling ffom wsgyrs a e. 90 ssl
''"" ''D'e' 81 = 80. WhsstSi. 80 SIC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
THE TREASURY scnrMr

The letter. 10 another column, from Gen.
jackson, remove all doubt as 10 the scheme Of
the Administration TO establish an Exchequer
Bank, or Sub-TreaSuries in the several states
The Globe gives one Of them a. ''priyate. -
but there can be no doubt that authority was
given for its publication, the author calcuIat-
ing (and Psrhsp. witb proper eonfdsnes) that
his opinions will still havs weight with large
mass Of the people. fbts Monster" required
little grannyism, and ii has accordingly been
presented, iIl-festursd, III sbspss nod r., volt
ing though II be, under auspices likely TO give
u some favor. The Editor Of the Richmond
Enquirer - somewhat coy on the subject, but
u Is evident he means 10 spproaeh the bap,i.-
NAL fOunt even without = veil lie Is not e1-
seuy prepared 10 supper, either ,ehsu,e. Lut
he prefers any alternative 10 . Mammoth
National Baak."
This Is the way tie Enquirer !, brought 10
The support Of every measure Of the Admins
trstiOn. II does no, exactly like . PROPOSE
too, but then II always has some strong anlip-
sihJi aDd instead ef opposing both, chimes 10
With whatever The powers that b." dictate.
We had supposed that no dread Of "alterna-
G'ss" could 'Wsrvs fom hs reetiuds such a
S'iekier for principle
itfemsibs 20 Be seen whethsr the American
people sre prepared 70 Surrender their l..,
bul~afk whether they are willing 10 yield 40
70 Ezeeu'i's ooa'foi the entire money Of The
nation. fu'sy DO. hsy will have nothing
len worthy Of . struggle. 10 short, they uiil
be a. poWerisss 90 cravsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
the "UNTRlEp rypgDIrvr -

The Administration organs arc brsinniu, IA
assume tone OF confluence Ia their support oi
the Treasury 'ehcme. Tiny arc beginning 10
be eiInorous Ia behalf Of the ..Jin,rieJ Ex,,.
dieni, " aud press IL nov With ~ much s.sur.,e.
IS they did the "Drposiie Bank system" Of 1854
A' to the latter, Mr. Wright, Senator Gom
New York, At that period expressed his entire
appreciation. lie declared that lac "had the
most entire confidence in the full aud complete
success OF the Experiment The result is known
TO all-aHd nov the same Se.-tor i, .ba.iny the
Banks % the authors of the mischief When
told that such would be the result, bs aud hi,
party seorrcj aud d,rded the eouaseIs tina,
warned them Of the folly OF tbs measure Now.
instead OF repeating their OsB stupidity. II not
~iskednes', they impruJenlly sLu,e tie inner
fes' machines OF which They theu placed their
reliance.
Ga this subject. the Doston AtIas h.s some e. d.
SsiIeni remarks. Il says-
"Mr. Wright admits thsl the ssh~n.e h., ~.
PIodrdi bot comes bsforv the People 18th the
Tcec N H''hd-tIon q yet USTaI1B axFtbtESr.
70 retrieve their d'sirrsscs restore their eur
Teney. NIll ihr Psoi.ls ssAs Ioliow ,uel,
bl'"d guidrs' VIII they bgsta submit ils,f
prosperity cod hsJ p'n-ss Ia The Judgment 81 such
r'h COUNSELLOR VIII they bear 'thc Ills
they b-vs. again ~ 10 s.ls. r. ,i.t ,i,., k,,,.
not At - For Der osB P.rt, - are opposed 10
H"y NOR fAIcT'mrnts The People 80 not b.,
sOnditiDh Ca endure tbcm. II a. not riult that
lhey sho'ld sequisaee spy logger ~ tlr pre-
'erip,ions Ol quasks sod thsfi.t.As They dc.
nissd ktNEDT--HOt as ENSABISr."