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No.74.

WASHINGTON CRY, d. O.
February "a, 1893
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Hon. JONATHAN CILLEY.

Mr.. Citley 10 Mr.. Graces
HOUSE OF Representatives
February 81, 1888.
The note which you Just placed in my hands has
been received In reply have to state that in your
interview with me this morning, when you proposed
10 deliver communication from Col. Webb, Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer declined to re-
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Your obedient servant
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From, Professor Hoffman.

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CuITTY,s CRIMINAL LAW.

January, 1887.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

February 81 1889.
In the interview which had with you this morn
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WAsHRoToH Cry, ID. G.
February 26th, 1888
The following Is statement Of the facts Of the
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Mr.. Cillev 10 Mr.. Gyares.

Mr. Culey 10 Mr.. Gyares
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
February %, 1888.
SIR Your note Of this date has just been placed in
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About o'clock, a. m. on the 9th inst. Mr.. Jones
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Hon. H. A. WISE.
Da. RElLLr's, F slreet, Feb d, ISIS.

Dr.. RElLLY's, F street, Feb "a, 1893.
10 O'Clock a. m
Sin ! have called at this place, in conformity
with your note of this morning, TO inform you that
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fe and put il in order, and cannot be ready by IL
o'clock, m. to-day. He Is DESTROYS, however, to
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Very respectfully, &c.
HENRY A. WISE
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-20
EDU C TON.
From the Common School Assistant.
Remarks OF Gov. Everett.

l.. Give me the means of educating
my children, and l will not exchange its
thirStiest sands nor its barest peak, for the
most fertile spot on earth, deprived ofthose
blessings. had rather occupy the bleak
est nook of the mountain that towers above
U.S. with The wild wolfand the rattlesnake
for my nearest neighbors, and snug lit
tie school-house, well kept, at the bottom of
the hill, than dwell in paradise of fer
tility, if | must bring up my children in la
zy, pampered, selfsuficient ignorance.
g." A man may protect himself against
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cessariIy leaves the mind of his offspring
a prey to ignoranceand the vices that to
often follow in its train, he may find too late
for remedy, r.
How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is,
To have thankless child.
g. A thankless child2 No, [ will
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thankless child. What has heto be thank
fulfor2 No. The man who unnecessarily
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