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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF SOUTHWESTERN
VIRGINIA


ted COMMITTEE, ~ pte!1fe aud plihllsha Mrmni ~
Ia tue n'N Legislature ri tbs Sla hr signed b,
yourselves. asking iir constitutions ~ on State a.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

a LII persons Indebted To tie Subscribers are
f,,, e,epy notified that satisfactory arrangements
~ W. payment ottlieir debts must BE- u,ade l,y the
ISL OF August next, as longer indulgence ,anno, he
given. JANES ~ si,ilN,r ', ~ W oe
June IA - ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20


fH'AkE NOT ICE. that on the llth Of Octobel,
d 1885 | sail rrorred take The de- nsl,iou
OF Mag, Jo4nJ Wells, Al The Tavern i,o,sr of Maj
Ii. No In. Rocky Mount. Franklin Va AID
"n iue ID ii iee dazzling ltu>t. al Jrhu N"ador.
al T. z1hIh Nl'r aua others and on ihc Is II,
tn .t,r, iaI>r al Mr>sts. J. & VI. Booth, ii Ste
phrn FL u AID lt,S; and inr Is II. al ti,r
Noah Ferguson urs,f>. I" h.. read Is evidence
Il I'll drpeudnu the Clrcmt Supprn.t Court
nj liw aud Cha cary. Tor the county 81 Franklin.
aud S.att 81 Va mlirrrin am fal,jiIl and wa alc
drlruilntS.-il not completed ou the nav H.
sperts"i,. Sl III continue from day 10 day, Snuda,
tNrtp I'd. Al whlch and IInles ynu can attend
aul Xdinint the WITNESSES, 4 think pioael.
louis, e..
JOHN w. CIilLDRESS.
S 'pfesnh r 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20

A. n mrpInc oi the Mss,,siUi State Colonization
Society held At the Ne hobs Episcopal Church in
NaI.lrH. about Eiinieh ago, Resolution was ~
i pttd expressive Of ilr opinion TT the Society that
,i be-, and fna ,ni interests al the free colored
iunIe II this b. secured by their em-
~ ,tui Af1ra. the had 81 liam toretaihers. The
nnrtlng Sod irsolnilniis, seuing forth The be-
lIri III the uirnitrs ii, apad from the abstract
ulcslun II >l,vr,, Iir tnoniHalou Society recon-
ni,,,is itsrlit" tn 60 Ii ente aud ardent sup
PIT al the Christian The iihuthropisl and the A.
mrr.can ,'liiHrn. thai III the coonizalion in Africa
~ tit. iice roi",ed eopr at ihls country and the
consequent introduction 81 the aud laws OF ci-
I,izun. l,i,>. and above all Of the blessings of
Tie Chri~iI Rr.iglon, Ibcy behold n wonderful
~ cum li>huru "i The rulpu>e al Divine love to-
"artl- thai liitro hen rii, Il pnnp3c aud hat whe
- N ,ri,it the t"lousj-, rae naves OF Airi-
81. ia" slaves Il TN, counirt the citizens them
,'l,',, lio plan ri G l",Izltio' pronise good IN
mI\rd W II ,vil; aud that ii~y lad themselves cal
/ al ~ an b, snch cunsiciinus AMI cheercd by I'M
mapped petsr,rre in their exertions TO
extend and nc,ea.r ilo,e BLESSINGS.
H. stating the p"iry in,rnd d to lie pursued by
the 50, ity il,r Report u The Exec uiiye Commit
ter, "hich was ,rad and adopted al the same meet
M. SAYS that is Iinp"srd 10 initiate The example
4 The MAJ, Wand C"ionlz hion Society" and TO
IN he II the ioiorea Of lirr roirrd people ofihs
county to tdI Ia Aillca. OF he Jadi Iousness
OF SUI h a policy tlrrrrdn lie no doubt. as the only
lace where PRE- iu,iicrs oil hose IMPOSED to Colo
M hion en- he cces>ttl, c"nbated is Africa.
Ii n M ear, a> must eventually. that the condi-
AN ii ,iir l,re bta vii he ai'rornied IN every
stn ct l., cmerali ~ IN The lad of lbs ioreiaihers
and ie wul a ,tirr ut cuurse, eadeavur to make
iin,>- happier Il n,ore ind, pendent. Maryland
m /. b ria has al sady taken proud stand among
the rnl,nIal settlement 'm The Aricdn coast, and
The nae NOT Il, d sta 4 whenihe wise legislation
oi General Assennl, will be crowned with the
best results. Bal. Americdn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
VALUABLE EANDas auction.

VALUABLE EAND M auction.
/ n pursuance Of decree of lie County C"ut Of
4 Campbell. ptuuounc, d N thu la>i Term u ,aI
Cout', m $ III therein Il, pendiu1 between Doio-
Inca b. Glass lila nin aud Charles II L,neh il ii
''e Undersigned deiruidu>; Tie uuier> aned Ill,
the OH day III Oct"ber. less, the premises. sell.
ny way OF public aucrinu. Tor really rronrv. Il certain
3EH&. TRACE OFF LAND
WV" Ut rs may he necessary 10 acruu Plush the
>- Objects % saul dr. r.) i,In. ~ la, roun
.'t"phrll,un iIe waters ni Beaver Cr,-s. ali
~ '"e Lands oi W:am A. ~Iaple>, Jnhu lluii :
"' W Us anh containing 90 Acres rood. IA d
- @o ioo l'"i's. nur' o. ie,s--ii hong the sam.
iI.'' "" "'ieh III" sad Doiolliea Il. Glass ~
s,ues anu 'he same Ii, rriooie Cumvryrh ~ J nnes
"'"sS !" ms Tile time, To the undersigned, IA
.n ue'r' "'a'ins date onlhe 10 day March.
1886, aud of rec rd IN the Cou,u> C,,u,, ri, Damn,
oci Acting DIS Commissioners. the uudr,sipned
viii only convey to the purchaser such tale
aforesaid. CUISWEII nAn\ ~ y.
Sept 10 ,cu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
DIR. RELIES
ARC 7sAEEG FIXES.

They cIcan II bio n thOsc di-ord q he mnIc
sIuion, for which tn Pills riacirn specific
hc traa circulation, reform tn Irregular oper ans
tn, sangnntarous sNsten,-reyve AMI establish the de-
sr,l aiy habit, and tha nl the
'noural r,oH OH cath an good spirit.
Marie, ladies' will find tn Pill equally useful except in
c,sss OF prngnacv, wn,n they nust not be ta(rn-ncrr
they be taken by persons OF hectic consnmPtise
habits
Price 81 50 ahoS
- None genuine, nnl'ss sqnad the outside printed
wrappcr by the sole Proprietor. T. InpFH srccssnr oihe
late Dr. CONWAY. For .rlc, with all the other tpwav
Me icncs, at his Counting Roon No. % next door j.
kiddrs Drug store Of Conf aud linnoyef Streets
Concert Hail Bp-tpr lp, - his sprrial appointments
by J. r. ROY AZ, :
Large discount to thos', Who bu, Sc II again.
April 10 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
NO aiets,.

NSaEcE.
fENIlE subscriber, agent far the heirs of Jamt :
1 G1v,,,. deed. WI. sill. on Thursday the 20th
lay ui Srptrmner mex. AT lie shop oil Simeon A.
Burch H. rhr : unty ot Amherst.
4 Eraca OGs.aild,
Living IN th llH,rII,,- nrIa hhorhuoi oftie BuiT.-
hpe Sprin.>. ah aIn~, bN r>IluiIon, $50 Acres
lar porilon oi winch IS Tobacco Land, aud OF
inr q,Iay. | reside near the land aud will show II
10 az, person dt>lr"us 10 puf, base.
Trrus liberal, aud " I'll be made known on tn. day
If sale. ADDISON TALlAFERRO.
Aug ISL % 1908
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
Consumption,
asthma ! and Caiarrh +!

q that long train of dse which with
Y the growth of civilized soe''tY. G0NSa HPEseS takes
lead in it, relentless nr,ads hinun f I'm racr
the timely and ~alitlrv
remedies he repoyrd by drea fl suggestion o
symptomsoppression OF the hrcnst Crreush
and bloody spoulrcrnid lungs and hectic ievorhrive
led exenitids, and general emaeiaon ri the Whole n,
sth nsh n cheek--Noan feet md legs
and last session al the mental faculties and while
hone still whispers har ring taescold extrcmiies and
IA premature danth.
For the stages of ih complrnt OF the APP
proved remedies discovered, Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
CHEF
E.EsS' SCHOOL,.

fGNlE SUBSCRIBER proposes (lt class can he
"hain"d snt' nNll, nun elous In Justify such
4 ulIlpIla ! In III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
Debilitated Females !

vUNIE complaints poe lila to the ;snrc pm
nifty, been loug successfully tie ad-
mnstri of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
DIV. n T. u T T. y
S'TElF5 AESs Es5H.E.%.

The exceedingly powerful and eq1nlt s1f ai innn-
cent preparation, has effected thorough aud rapid upon
patients suppo 'ed to have been advanced urned Con
SUMPTION anl who have exhibited the apprentices whit
USUALLY inaicat fatal termination the disorder.
Price 81 for whole boyeso 80 pills, and 30 half
do. OF II pills, with directions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
FIo a'lc Ffc ise. isbug Ireaa.


We hise ira,i hillr auc, ,ois OF the President
which wr fer"il. mt,niy cor TIE satisfaction of our
firid 81 the Etqtlrer. Mn, vii see II new reason
:" 'ln're iic sac, II t,f aud good breeding of the
II, tn ia,l licuet, il hrs wont. infer thu sonnh
tuHtcs, ell - tr FL p0icy aud great abilities Of tho
St,lssha#. Il tatrvi,r LIS luggage" strapped on"
ms clrragr, viii Secure the vote ofLousa county.
"hat VT haseio TELL ought 10 makc all the mo uniain
e"unles 80 ea maSse Ion hint Il,na ~ ant be known
10 al. "ad - thai, rlir nnthnn.fy III u ASH HALL
Cd llAMiLoN, ft,,il 'Fho,noul Mrs. 1RoLLopr.
FAM, kEMnLr. anillr R,ev. Nj FinpLEn. aud 9TH
- rqnali, ''hs 81 I,l.'4 do American poo
pir a#eArf, ,u az thrn hablfs. aal u century be-
hins he enlH lih'n al Ennpc that irv SPIT, eat
eGc. oui ii el,-s NJ cHl,, tt-tead oi he sheAand.
n,rer 'prci'li, that Inc, jo n threc-pronc-
al si,tr, ioik ~ ,mper. Now every patri0tic A.
m'tlra", Il ,onts viii do all he can TO rescue ihs
n"nuc'sol '"unrt from i'ul reproach. In
he r1n>, Therefore, "nie European manners mr."
tnl ,ad wuh tbs nj ila,e I'D Ity, h. IL "a
really .ct> vulgar 10 Use II steel turk or TO put food
M" N",1 mnnit Oh the cnd OF n knife. So yrrv
hiNons air some oayoid the illumination OF eating
nith The did ta,llIn FL imup menus. that they carry
Will hmm IN watering places their own three prong
rd sthri tfiks, with hnves 10 conform, which ara
parad.d II the public table inconiroyenable ryi-
d'n rs al The ecullIlts III their Now there
atr many Nugmlaus knowing nothing of refinement
VII" are stupid enough ipiake Tins parade Of knives
aid hiks, II u hbicd hote an evidence of essen
nal vnisaihy and an Indication oi want OF real brec-
Jutc. la huw ihry know any thing of gentilifyl
b"h,ine tn pouI Ia nr settled by the visitors to
The Nhet"ya Cpuu III Quebrc. ne proceed to state,
lhit ~ the President VAS one day NJ The Springs
plu,e.d quiet, Ia eat his dinner with the knives
al ioik- provided bs the l,niofd, he was observed
b, hr,gu or. wllo horro, s lcken nj The outrage
good ihc'dhs t''u u ba lerpetrat ii BY the Grief
Magistrate oi the country, and plying his destitu-
mime liatcly rendered Ia Inn s morocco case
containing kuir, i"rk aud spoon, al the tue sort.
The President srr, rr"mply deened the offer,
,fuaikng that we must do ~ Rome as the Romans
do"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
SATURDAYS Proceedings.

In the r. cfR, the Resolution up the Distri
button ot Boots among the MISUNDERSTOOD less than nine
sells of volumes) II isa growing evil; and is only
ther proof Of how rapidly abuse gathers, when
begun-how fast the mustard steed eermnatps into q
spreading tree-how porcer increases by the force
of precedeni.-Atter some discussion Mr. Bond called
for the yeas and nays the mnin question: which was
the adoption Of The original resolution modified ny
The mover, which were ordered, and were-yeus ll3,
naysH.
So the resolution was agreed to-
The Chair announced the special order Of the day.
The House then took up the mississippi E'econ-Mr.
Maury addressed them in favor Of the applicants, (Pren
tss and Word )-und Mr. Bronson Of N. York. spoke at
some length in opposition 10 hem-No question was To.
KEN when the House adj ourned.
In the Senate, sthe consideration Of the bill grant
ing pre-emp,ion rights TO settlers the public lands,
occupied their attention, until late hour in the
evening. The discussions (says the Globc,) of
the most interesting character After the adoption of
several amendments not affecting The principles on
which the bill is founded, the bill ordered 10 be
grussed by q vote of % 10 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
SIGNS from The U'hiyS ,

Our worthy friend Of the seXantr1 Gazette refer. 10
the three Of Resolutions then before the House OF De-
lcpates-and 10 other ?Gsaons proofs OF The dsSra
sions and divisions party st prononnces, f' :hc
huge Colossus Of }acksonism in the Old Dominion nc"
appears TO olter its fall ii declares, that NC (thr
Alexandra Gazette) confidently believe, that II the
Wings throughout the State 10 xnite cseiHay0nd
ferrenly-uae an spirit and an tA- unite tor COM
object and high purposr-and prosecute HE cam
paign with zeal and rigor, at the Spring Election, Nr-
gnia would n-an stand reGee med, regrneracd and
disseminated from the sacklss Of party, which have
long weighed down er energies and CARRIED her proud
and noble spirit. But TO accomplish this, iuEcirnrm
ness must be thrown aside-prrudceS must be yielded
upon the altar Of palrotisIn-and eoasrntratrG action
must take place. Those who throw obstacles III the way
of this must be disregarded The people must not look
to leaders presses-ihey must more for themselves If
they wait for others. it may be TOO late
The Portsmouth Times gives likewise tonch at Tic
Times in the shape OF letter from Richmond. The
writer points also 10 our discussions aiirms. among
some other curious items Of intelligence that che ES.
quRrR with its long and valuable services about
be abandoned apostae and recreant paper that
paper, it is sad will be gotten up in this city, and
n new and get untried Editor will direct its course, md
achevc for it the glory and reDown which with
such difficulty ami lest with such ease 10y its usllious
predecessor" The writer (behind The curian} adds,
that "Ihe Wings disposed, for Ae present, In be
'iookers.on in Yeniee. (Fenna) They may embark in
the struggle, when the tsmay q'Hr,h in the purity
pnres shall have arrived at such pitch to require
the in,erposilion Of paeifealor.
We pass over with srhle the epithes Of "aposIae and
recreont" Change we may, we shall scarcely apes.
ta=c 10 the Wing party Of the Portsmouth Correspond
ent-Eu we have not changed in relation to the Sub
Treasury sys;em--For we were in ls3i, IN
lS35.
But, Republicans of Virginia what shy you 10 all
this Put rs Ost of the question-are you willing
crifce your highest interests in quarrel among your
selves to let in through the breach in the citadel the
Trojan Horse-f as IT will be with Wbig Dynasty,
a Wing President. and Wing National Eank:--Wc
answer for you, NO. What them Make up your divi-
sons-cease these family qnarrels, which the Wings
count much-Concaiatc and 'omprOniss-rr "nite,
and reconcile and rny-Ssve your cause, and saveour
selves. Again and again. "Union harmony, selfdennl,
concession-every thing for tire cause, nothing for
men,"
zctle-Shal they unite in spirit and in truM-And shall
not we' Shall they "asite tor common objec, and
high purpose " Shall they throw aside their ukewarn,-
ness, and sacrifice their prejudice, the altar of palr
o,sln-and 3hoil not WE?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
THE ST2TES.


TrrrEssEE-Thc House of Representatives,, by n
Of 50 10 g. have passed resolutions in favor OF an
nexing Texas 10 the United States.
KEXTucEY-Mr Wooleys resolutions against The
Treasury has passed the Senate by vote Of NJ to
1l-and the one in favor OF U. S. Bank by % TO y
bill is under disc ussion for comforting BANKING pr
r;leu., on the Charleston Ohio Rail Road Company
AS also bin for relieving the Banks from the iablt-
ties under which they have placed themselves by the
suspension of specie payments
= Great more on the Chess boaJd The Wing Mem
hers Of both Houses Of the Legislature assembled in
Convention at the Capitol on the 18th ns Gen. Met
calie in the Chair. II unanimously nominated Mr. Clay
as candidate for the Presidency Of the U. Sntes, sub
hitting the nomination, however, 10 the decision OF
National Wing Convention. The Legislative Conven-
ton also proceeded 10 elect Gen. .Heieae and r. Wick
ife ST. delegates 10 the Rational Convention, adopt
NJ a. The same lime plan by which each congesson
al district would be represented in the said Convention
They Think that the I'd Monday in June next, as named
by the Ohio Wing S,ate Convention of The ilb July
last is too early; and they recommend more distant
day, sin order to give foil time for The election OF Dele
gates by all the States of the Union. They also re-
commend that the meeting be P,sburg sat such time
the Wing members Of the Congress, "o@ IN oesSt0H'
may deem most expedient.
OAlo-The Abotonisls have got that dark subject
up in the State Senate. The Columbus Hemisphere OF
the 23d says ':The abolition petitioners oot oac ana
white male and female adults and children, were Glgn-
fed with nyniraced notice from the Senate ycs!er-
dav The whole forenoon session, from The Presenta-
lion of the first petition till the was ensrossea ny
a lennby discussion Of these petitions, an unusual
number Of which, Of every character and nue "hich
it was in the power of professional ingenuity 10 IN"
Won, were thrown like ire-brands into The SENATE
Tha dzv seems to have been des grated by the Sena-
tnrs from Trunbul and Ash,abula, for mighty Ell,
ftt in favor of the ncendary designs OF the pFenzt"
adheran,s Of an indomtable and reckless ianaticsm
and they proved themselves worthy instruments Of .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
G,icisanond, TUESDAY, Jaaa. $50.
COT WATKINS,S KESOLUYICNS.

We Law before readers a Series OF ReSoirt'nSs.
which we've Yesterday submitted by H7. Wa'k:"s @:
Goochand to The II of DelrGaes.-TEey are dawn n
n spirit of compromise They may not go as far as
ther of the ultra wings Of the Republicans might wish
but we:are much mistaken IL they do not prove a5cepis.
Bile the great body of the Party They recognize mos:
of the great elements Of The compromise whc!
embraced in Mr.. Edmunds Resolrtons-bTt t.niey
different and happier version-They require the one
hand an entire discornecton between the HrpONics OF
line Government, and The Discounts Of The Banks-and
vrr;ibity nj balances into sPrcicand on Inc other
hand the use Of tbs Stale Banks Special Dcposi,1-
res and of the rape: certain Banks under certain
dtuns-and the convertihiHy guarded, by the regu
latiors Of Congress- To aiect in uously tbe
tcrcsl Of The Banks. at lr time that they prevent
the public monies from being cnp"yed for private or
corporate purposes.
There is not Proposition in these Resolutions TO
which We and respectfully hnk, the great Republican
party may not sbscT trWe might be wiling TO press
one or two propositions .e further but 1t becomes
us rccoect that doing we might not De ao!e 10
carry uN our friends with us-and so, S"c rcTFH, win
them-rhe great beauty Of i,e'e resolutions, indeed
is That while they do ASK Co, much OF any, they Do
not run into that rarely Of detail on which we might
possibly divide.
These resolutions are drawn in a happy manner
They are admirable for the temper IN which they are
conceived, the concilntory sp1A which they breathe,
and The compromise which they suggest They are DIS
tioyuisbed By the COMPREHENSION OF their views. well
as the decacy Of their tastPro!rssins |" he founded
on principle Of harmonious compromise, they can OIL
fnd nnne 30, the few U!ras either side of The qnes
ton. They happy III ha. they bIng forward. rs
in what they omit, They into 80 unnecessary
breadth of detail and yet they embrace most OF the
great principles which should enter into lie discussion
The series Of resolutions too, regular so connected
and drawn IN so clear and statesman like STYLE that we
cannot hello believing. that the5 will carry with them
decided maoriiy Of lite friends of the Administration
and tina, upon this or similar basis they will rally
and re unite.
We congratulate Col Watkins upon the spirit he has
ad nd tho q
deed orc Of the blessed benefits of being tie ea:mcA
amid the "-Reso!ution has been offered after Re-
soution-but he seen,s to have come nearest TO hitting
the nail upon the head His Resolutions like the parody
Of Dr. Pangoss give nearly perhaps may he en-
pec,ed the .,rne reading ns last. From such more
ment we augur the reunion Of the Republican Party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
hHSEN ~ JpEET

The pressure is considerable in Boston and n. York.
The Banks Of both cities sah TO he cnrtang, to pre-
parrlor rcsump,ion.-TAe N. Y Committee have not yet
visited Phhde pha-wailing for instructions at home,
or information from Phadelph a.A Report Of the Sc
nate of N York SAYS, that from recent Indications
there is much 90 npprehend that neighborins
institution with capital about equal 10 that Of all the
Banks in this State, and which has times boasted
of its power may attempt to throw obstacles IN she way
of those institutions, which either nbe
willing to discharge their obligations TO the public"
The Boston Courier says sit is reported in State-street
that the associated Banks have concluded 10 ssne their
own bills in lien Of the bills of other Banks hereto
FORE and that three of the Banks in the city, members
Of the association have promised TO stop business and
close up their aairs the association still continuing IN
take their bills, and being responsible for all demands
The failure of the Lumbermens Bank, one of the
small Institutions o. Pennsylraniais certain. Tie Di-
recors had eFnal to its whole capital from IT, which they
paid in town lo,s al their valuation.
The Peterson Bank has, since the report OF lis aiinre
redeemed half its circulation, and is anxious 10 get
in the remainder which viii be promptly paid prcsen
talion at the Bank.
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Taaro8ay, January 25, 1888.
IN SENATE

Private petitions presented by Messrs. Hubbard Nj.
eholas and Roane; severaly setesred.
By Mr. Clay, Of Kentucky-Two petitions Of citi.
GEMS of Philadelphia, 70, the completion Of the Fdgate
Rartan; referred
Mr.. Allen-of citizens Of Ohio sbcs,on and Texas
Also, citizens Of Belmont, Ohio paying Coagess to
os.. 40 law to prevent citizens individuality from
Joining or aGine either belgetaat party At ~ss oa our
frontier Also, thai active may Re adopted
TO arrest and punish the perpetrators Of the outrage at
Sshlosser and tina. The iasalts flag has received
from the Mexicsns may be promptly resented; referred
Mr. Hiles-pctit;on Of large number Of publishers