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THE Subscribers of. ut Wholesale
- the following goods.
" ! HATS-l0n moeskin silks as
- [ sorted size, unr br!nis. -,
HSA l'O do best No do do
100 do do No. do do
100 cases best No 3, assorted sizes and hrins.
20 do Beaver, superior article
so do Fine Nutria
50 d., Extra do
900 40 Black nni Wl,a Russia;
50 do Extra Buck RUSSIA;
100 do Muskat n Cuney fur broad and narrow
hnn,s for Levee and country tinde;
do All ranks ofmli,ary II nav Chapeaus;
do Chdrers silk and Russia Hats nil sizes
CapS-Fur otter, FIR Seaf .Nut,u, Jnskrut, and
halr Seai, IN two dozen cases.
Stalcttr
Cloth Caps-Pickwick, Polish Avrils hat
shape, soft top.
Forest, Forage,
Military unire<s,
do Leather iuiaging.
lildren's Fancy I urbarS, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
French patterns.
Stocks-Sa,in, Silk and Eombazine, Of the neutest
STYLES.
t'mnelins--sk and cotton.
Military Plume> oilsd'sllk.
silk Observation-Disclosures and Spnltirls.
BuhloX for matters wood cases, double fol dry goods.
Th. above goods comprise n large stock, anl all
af the latest patterns, and will be sold ut small adj
vance, it'll cos, and charsrs on New York prices The
subscribers will lake orders for southern, and
Texas markets, for the ionst of II t'ussp Co, lia.
Manufacturers, New !, rk. aud thu shortest possible
nollre. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP " co,
Naval. Military, and Fashionable Iia;'cIs,
EXclial-e liote,
novll - Charles 1t
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NJ: it,i..
Mr. GEORGE MtR!tltk having resigned the Of
lice olclcf Engineer Of the New Orleans aud Carroll
ton Rail Road, MIR. Joln Htmpson has been proinl-
ed il, his place, wn all persons huvilg business
wigh wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will npulv u, the Rail Road Office Pny,lras street,
BY order of the !",ri.
,sigursJ JOHN NICHOLSON.
uuvl7-if Cashier
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EXCHANGE READING kOUn.

AZ vi hNIt. ttf. NDlNn NUN.
FENHE proprietor has re-ftted his Reading Room, in
Il the st. Charles Exchan.e, Corner VI Gravier
aud St. Charles street, IN the nratest manner.
Besides all the principal a"rs of the United States.
Of every city and tin. Cunudas, Texas and Mex
co and i,nvaln, the room is regular y and extensive
Iy supplied with the latest European papers, 10, DIS
Lists, and P'ic.'s Price Current Also with nearly
all the Literary Per "dicaIs Of the day and has The
publications. Of the London, Edinhurs, Westminster
Metropolitan !.ev Jews unl Backwouds Magazine. The
North American Review; the Southern Liter knick.
booker, The American journal al Sciences and Ars,
Cabinet Mi-c.any Democratic Review, iel.tIemen's
a sazinc American ontAlv' 'ently's Misce'i ny, the
Mexico ChirurgiCa, Review, and variety sf o,hers.
All these works e.ularIy subscribed tor and rci
we'd. The room is also supplied With la'g variety
Cfaps and aliases Niles Register, Levys Price Cur.
ten, from it, commencement, Guzatcers, und u variety
Of works 0freference.
The most active Il intelligent collectors
plovet give the rIiest rivals and pains
pense will be spard to render this Reading Room the
first thr United States.
Subscriptions are respectfully received
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COKE.
VgNIlE price Of Coke aud after ,l,r ls dav Of
Octoher, will be fifty cents ~ har in the Gas
Works ward, and if taken in p7n,ltias n one hun
dred barrels, i'll bclth ed f.ca Of dn,yage.
The advantage thun.' nfcle Of fuel possesses ~
the anthracite audi ,niu0Is Goals. isi ting mere
readily tam the tHrrel and IRE. from the u,.eusa,
smoke q" The attrr, .u!d induce every i yo make
of ii.
Orders rec! 7ed At the Gas J'i,e in Bank Alley.
l.. W tlLS,
;e,lo .>S..'v
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CA I,l),

aHE PRINCIPAL Of the English, French ard Spanish
Academy, No. |, It. Charles street. announces
to his friends and the public with stn.1ion that his
institution is successful operut on that he hopes
to hay, his compliment OF pupils, which will be
limited To fifty.
lie takes thus opportunity Of assuring parents that
noihiug shall'e wanting, hch contribute 10 The
CONT" and improvement OF their sons
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WANTED
.xT0r the Interior.

q. r. WA7L.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND PI AQNENINE.
IL f>SfF2xI b The splendid ,sseng,r Steamboat
t-lap-A@ BRILLIANT, Hurt, Mister (a.l
s{@ss2sel1,2 - stat. roonIs) commenced hr he
sunr trips On elncsdav, HE 18Th inst at 10 n'clock
A. NJ, and on Sunia the hour for P"uueminr,
and will continue t" run re!uar the bulrnce the
season, and leave pnrtuuly at The hour I'd, crsrd.
separate cabi all i'll state rooms t; nIule prO-
pie For freight or passage apply on hca. ID, or 10
di3 ADAMS Il 'FiiITALI..
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NEW ORLEANS n icARROi.LTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
FRA Carruli pu F,Om .,eu

After TO o lotk Car be obtained by paying 10 dol
lars for the Trip
TIE JACKSON AND LACOURsE STREET CARS
Leate C,a st'eet nj "jc'"ck A. A. and hourly At
past o'rIock this will hall
hour, continue throughout the day until oclo p A.
from the he ID 0fJrck> on street.
Persons by the l. provide themselves
with Tickets, money Will be taken bv the condu.ts
Office New Orleans aud Carrolon Rail Road Company
Poydras street. JOHN HAMPSON.
uoy29 Chief Eng N. D 4 c X. X
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q IA r.
Corner Of s.. Charles {. Common street.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
skUSH II ALLAN would respecfu y call the at
tenOn Of citizen. and strangers their comp
assortment ct ,entlemcl'- linen hrts, do c.,lbrc
with linen r"uts fashionable linen onls linen cd
lars: silk, cotton and under sr,s and drawers:
canbr aud silk hHIkrrcl.iets: black and fancy en-
vatH III great variety: stocks o every description: gun
elastic and cotton suSpendcrs: silk, cotton and thread
gloves: gents loskin gloves: umbrellas and gold
mounted.
Also,-Splendd assortment of ladies' and gents wri-
ting desks DIRE 'Sln cases port to!io., per!ne'>
lery, ami rich FANG. goods.
nuyli
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JErtEKSbN ACADEMY
PREPARATORY to Jefferson Col eye and to 9TH
ers conducted by 3. Granet, l. l. d.
Exchange Alley, bet" een ont and i'ienvlc. Thi;
situation the mos, eligible that could be found
being entirely Tree from the Of the and the
rutlng of draws and cur inecs.
The jefferson Academy is diviilo,l into depart
various ,r,nches of COMMON EDUCATION in French and
in E,g-l-ihe Senior department for Latin, Greek,
mathematics. &c. Puncualiv, order discipline
are strictly en)oined u,d observed.
Terms. Junm Department, per month; $40
Senior do Is
Spanish 6
lat. Rooks, sla es. paper, &c. charged separately
Ind. A month once begun, to be paid in FULL
;rd No deduction for absence nor for holidays:
4th Payments to be- made regularly every month";
School hours II to o'clock, except Thurs
days. sep?7
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FRED WILKINSON.

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GEEcPA " LOUISIANA,
! sFFnk> his ser>res 10 tn. public j" the depart
- mcnts OF Surveying and Civil Engineering. both
in town and country. IRON considerable experience ~
his profession and by ronrr,es4 and fidelity III The
execution u business entrusted to him. he hopes to
merit and ecei"e SHARE of public patr0nage lie Wi
also measure and ca.ulatt The contents of wills and
excavations. Ocr No Charlres street, second story
Jacn. JET
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"A ONE two story dwelling house, No. 6, Tr-
fTssb6 ton street, near Tivo Circle, standing hack
lslQR from the street, Ii wing four rooms, well fin
ishtd story At.hen with four roons cs,ern, well
and cenv enience make it comfortable resi-
dence for small family dcsrons OF living retired. Adj
plyto J. OVT.
tecl
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Only Daughter, domestic story, by the author
ofthe "Subaltern," &C. IN 2vols
Mary Ra, inonI, and othrr Tales by Mrs Gore author
OF 'Not,'crs and Duug ters," &c. i'll . vols.
The Heir of :selw"pr by The aulhoess of "Hohers
anil Daughters sc. in vols.
A h"a Vciilu, tAc tinDruilerd handkerchief, ~
which is added Henrietta Harrison, the B ne cotton
Um,teu bv Miss Leslie, author o., Pencil Sketch
rs, &c. III one vol.
Oliver Twist, complete in vols. by Boz cheap edi-
ton. Just received and for sale by
WM. N'kEtN,
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t()it SALE,


A the mnnuflctnrv of the subscriber, Ioistnu
N Wheels, lead Pipe, os all sizes; Sash, Plaster.
Hair, &c. Turning, Saving and Grinding done as
usual bv J.OTr.
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oIt H''BfiI.
t. TfsSsa1 b I he regular pncAetlow pr ssurr
ts-@1l-fA N>teamer GIRAFFE, Capt. Sw,'cr.
. Ss.saSsaS-~ Ill leave the lake end OF the Rail
Road. every
THURSDAYS Il SUNDAYS,
after the arrival n til" - O'clock cur$, and ler re
turn, leave Mobile, every
Tuesdays md Frid"y.
For passage apri, Oh IOaru to
CAPT. SN ILER.
S-Whensver su 'ricnt humble of pr ssen GERS
offer the 'irih' will touch of the rme late
landings upon previous notice being given to apt
.SwIler. nOvT-.f
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PAR HEWLETT e. CENAS.

tENlE pah LIT. 81 Nl'N'.
4 I. sera vcnul le l.un 10 tvrcr, IL heures, In
Bour,e de itc, en- d'un hrcrrt de la c"ur de
pnroi.sr p,ur la ,arojssc ct vile de Ia Nouvrc brle
ans, date u courunt, sous Ia direction dn syn
die, lea pr.pretes snvanes nhnnd"nntes pal Gabriel
Genrg. Glnnnv ses creuncars:
I. Qnatre lots da terre, 81, o. 81 ct g. sucs a
Cnrrolt"; 81 ct Gtmesurnnt ~ nds chnqn" face
Ia Onz. $50 pies lie rroi"n rlr no. 60 IT g.,
chuqu, 25 ped4 de- fac" la rue 'ie+ervtr, sur une
meme profondcur -ncetc+ de & Pnrsf pr un act" de-
Lesnrdeur, hot public, lie 10 mai 1887.
q Lot no. 5, dams Pile, =, an fnh"nrg Was',in ton.
} municipaInG musnrant ? pl+ Ops la Morales
ent,e les rue. "a Port Ferdinand, 100 pI"is
profantcur-n ceiG de- |. S lIIrgSherg, par uctc de-
want 4 ScgIIers, mt. pub lie 70 irvrer w
g. Lots de ,crrr nos g. 9, 10. ct -, dn l'ilct
q, au auhour. Washington, Municipait no 3, nos q
ct TO- ayam c,nuue 81 l. sur Ia hluzamt. entire
MoraIea ct Urquhnr', ! pc'ls de profnn'eur no
II uyant 81 pls sur la rn" Mazant sur lC7 pieds
sur Ia RI. Urqulart l2, q pi,d- sur Ia rue tr-
,e de T. Eurthe, rur acte dev9nt l. Feraud, pubic
lie q fevrer 1887
l. iIuit Lots, nos 49, "A, l5 49, ". ~, 10 ct 90 dams
ic, no "a, faubours " ashing on, B. Mnnicpali,r,
no Is fornau, enrnigure des DIES F. ancni Ur
quhar,, mesurnnt 81 pd9 p< g sur Ia rue dos Fr"n-
ems sur LOG nd pa sur Ia Urqnhar ct les
H. 49, IT, I7,18, 10 ct 20, Clique mrsuIan, 81 pd ps
6 liz de lace Ia rue de+ Frnnrns o. ii de pro-
act devnvt l. Fernud mot. pub, It. 81 e. ricri 81
s. I'm Lat sur Ia de la Nlgnc, pres du n>mvrau
Canal urhc1c par George Andrews, p rncir prvr. Gu
date du ID mars 1897. George h"trews" epon'r
ncuuirrn, lie tire de Holmes, ir lu m0 %
pic Is DE- fac, la de Ia Vino, s nrcnderc
F,oride ct In hgnc de d'narcn,on de. fub"urgs Ste
Mnrir ct Deur, nyan 2J p'cd- de rrfondeur
Condht,.-Un tiers compliant, ct les ien% auires
tiers mois, rurquercur donnnn hilletI asrc en-
d"sseur, hvpothcq rrJuSqua pnr, 1T pairlnrn,
Les ncos de nt passes dcvnnt H. II. Cenas
no, pub racqutre pasant les ras d. ,acte c, Ia Pulse
dc possession par rurpen'eur. III
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10 RENT

4 LARGE and con,nodious Room over Levys
IA auction store 80 Magazine street. Apply to
W GREENE,
liti,ograpl,er, on the premises.
NB-Il,e above would make good drill room.
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Y IND sElS-5l bales Lowell irdscy~, landing for
e. sale by SfETS0N & VERY,
JAZZ SO 'iraser ST
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= oAr Mr-100 boxes sperm Candies, ), aIious brands
~" boxes t"llow Cnhdes; 30u boxes rx - No.
ana imitation No. Soap, 4'HI boxes wltc ..Gd dry
N"l!Sf, I"i safe Ivy ISAAC BRIDGE 4 CU,
JulU l,}4 Auyax,ne 4,
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1 ATE>F ~pImdiA London Annuals
! The oiodem; edited by Miss Sheridan. One Of
Tie most splendid ANNALS,
Syria and lie Holy iAnd, with splendid plates,
Aud u lie" moe supelb London Animals, tor 1899,
left at l.. JOHNS r. Co:
iao5 cor ,f 81 Ch,res X. i',,,,,nn or
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fR,HE Annual Meeting Of the suhsc ibcrs to the Fee
1 male Orphan Society, will he held ut the P"y-
drns Asylum, "Wednesday the 18th inst, between
the hours Of II and o'clock, for the purpose Of elect
ids managers to serve the ensuing year. ja5-lOt
nUREAU DASSURANCE Of. La CUMpA-
GNlE DIES POMPliRS DE la N. ORLE ANS
Els uctonuaires sont par lie present notifies que le
Fevrer proclaim, uu Bureau de Ia Compagnie no 81
rue du Camp.
Iiun Ell, TRACY, Sec.
nFFiCE ofkhe Firemen's Insuruuce Company If
~ NcU Orieans-r The stockholders hereby no.
titled, at the SIXTH In TALMENT hecOnies DUE and
Imyub. on the 6, Feb u,ry The office Of the
Com any, Il Cump street. Ell TRACEY,
ind Sec'v
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NOTICE Tho subscriber having purchased the in
trrrs of Mr. Gs rye |. Short, III the job Printing
Office of WIN Mexican Il co, will from This dav cnnlin-
t,, bu -iness Of Job Printing in his and
tor his own accn,nt VIM Mcki.AN,
January lat, 1888 -j3-cor Of Camp and Common sts
OSr or Iisuid II note Of N. GoodaIl, dated IN Ju.
~ ". 1881, pa able six months after date unJ to
his order. and by him endorsed. hundred
dollars, with int the Of ten per pe
Pay Of said note having been stop ed, all
persons f"r"ained from trading for The Tt:,e
Inn3 A. MCCARTHY.
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!. Oi;t> and Orders just rec ewrd, and published b.
- the subscribers ill pamphlet form.
- huies and o'oerS. established by stve, al of the
orts OF Ne" Orleans, an indispensable ork for all
professional gentlemen. T. JOHNS X Co.
J"'o cor 81 Charles T. Common ste
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CYCLpPEDIA DICTIONARIES!
Els ,vc"pne,Iin, II vols, Edinburg ncyco-
~ pned,h, 10 wills,
Pamy I vclopnedn, vol llth. Encyclopedia Amer
icnnu, 70 vols.
Penny MAG zinc for 1897:
G"rtou's Blo,ralh cnl Dictionary, 3 vols;
Walkers d! tuliary, vol Boyer Dictionary,
| vol,
We ster's do ! vol. Johnson 4 Wuike,' 4
Dictionary vol;
Newman n Bnlr"u's Dictionary. . vols.
Johnson's Dictionary, ivoumeWcbser's Dictona
nv p Os
Bowers Dictionary, . vols;
Also large supply OF English Souvenirs. &c, for
by WIN Mexican,
Z sale d6 Camp and Common at
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Quilts OF L ; COURT.
YENHE Rules of the Circuit aud D strict Court of the
I U : this District, Sale al the uicc vi
the Marshal Of said Court. Apply TO
uovl9 j p WALDEN
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TANVASSED Il lMS-l6 hhcis vrrs fine Tor sale
~ BY ju6 SrETS " Il AVERY, So tirnvier 8
nll.-39 casks straiaed sperm oil. warranted
" pune, landing from ship Carolina, and Tor sale
bv aI BRIDGE l. co, 1871 Magazine st
+ ARD-l2 kegs and II brs first rate article, for
IL sale by q. II. BLISS,
di2 Fu,Irns
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I Mbhr.'.AS-2' cases. % To 81 in Mamma md
~ bingham umbrellas landing fre,n Rn,uue JOSEPH
me- lof sale Wy ISAAC BklDGE'& Ca,
Jto 1871 Ainp,zrp 81
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{ GHAPlIlES-G"odrir's Universal. | large
~ voune Mute Bruins do in 6 volumes: Bulbis'
" n Auns; Woodbridge h Wizards Unver.nI, with
M'nS; On!ney's, Woodhridges, Smiths, Hunt ston's
for beginners. Also, Benl,ett's Geogrphy of ti,"
l'e'vens, with the Atlas. liberal discount allowed
To teachers aud others, pulr hasug by the a,nntt,
Jh3 ALEX TOWAK 40 Camps
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sVNIIE Office Of the New Orleans anil Mobile Null
/ Line is removed, trnl under the Exchange Hotel
t.. No. IS P"ydrus street. ut which place a letter bag
will be kept open unlIl ii TO u VI. Fer way letters
&c. Those TOR Mobile aud further East, will be put
the Pos, Office III No lie.
nnyl GEO. WHITMAN,
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ANlI.-lOuO Kegs Cincinnati, rnf lard, of superior
u quality fer sale by srETsoN & e. A y
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-16

self competent to the task But, from what obser-
walton he had made and the reccollections of
the last war; he had been in the habit ofregard-
ing well regulated militia as the cheapest and
safest arm of the national defence. ii we'll Or
gained, embracing MS it did, the bone and mus
Gle OF the counlry,i it was better than a standing
army, and would ever supersede the necessity OF
one
Mr.. Eaton replied TO Mr.. G. and assented to his
doctrine OF the value OF we'll regulated, or eff
clently organized militia; but it might be well 10
define what we'll regulated militia was; and
what system was the most efficient; that the gen.
tleman had avoided
After spending the greater part of the evening
in still further debate upon Mr.. Converse's motion
it was rejected, and the biz was laid upon the ia
bic.
BMs.-From the House, relating is highways.
twice read and referred to the committee on roads
Eand canals extending the charter of the Bank of
Montpelier to January l. 1S4l, for the purpose OF
winding up its concerns, twice read and referred
to com. on banks. Adj,
HOUSE.
Mcssrs Bufum and Bayey obtained leave OF
absence after Friday morning
Resolut50n.-By Mr.. Bard appointing Sewall
Fuom, jr. on the select committee appointed tc
investigate the concerns Of the Windsor and Els
sex Banks, in the place Of Capt. A, Partridge alb.
scnt-adopted. Adj.
THURSDAY, Nov. IA.
SENATE.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The Senate, as in committee of the whole, re-
sumed the consideration of the act in addition tc
the act regulating and governing the militia and
the bill was amended and reported to the Senate
and was under consideration when the Senate
adjourned
HOUSE.
Messrs. Clark and jackson obtaiued leave O
absence after tomorrow morning.
Reports Of Committees BY select com. on sla
very, maintaining the positions heretofore taker
by the legislature ofVermont, and concluding with
sundry Notwithstanding the power Of Con
gress over slavery in the District, and over the
slave-trade between the States-proesting agains
the annexation of Texas-and declaring the pas
sage of Atherton's resolution violation ofthe con-
stituon and a fragrant outrage upon the right o
petition; all OF which were made the order of the
dav for tomorrow morning.
Resolutions-By Mr. Brown,a series fora spe
Gle currency and the suppression of small bills
proposing an interchange of views among the sew
eral states-laid on the table.
BM.-From the Senate, extending charter o
the bank of Rutland, similar to the Montpelier
Bank bill yesterday introduced referred, togethe
with a remonstrance against the same to com.
Ordered TO Sd Reading.-Bll 20 pay G, H
Smith $780, 10 remove Instructions in Falls stream
in Essex county.
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THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1889.
COLONIZATION.

AS Mr.. Cresson and his coad tutors are making
renewed efforts 10 invigorate the sinking cause of
colonization, it may not be improper invite the
impartial attention Of the public to this subject.
We do not say that recent movements are con-
nected with any political views, or that they are
designed to have any bearing upon the presiden-
tial election. But surely the leaders in the colon
ization scheme must be much gratfed, could they
place the president of their society in the presi-
dental chair of the nation, and such an event
might have strong tendency to bring the soc;e-
ty into close connection with our government, and
to place the colonies under the protection Of the
nation. And thus introduce a new feature into
our government and open the door for extending
our colonizing spirit to foreign countries, and the
establishment of colonial governments in Africa.
Nor do we mean to blame those who have
planted colonies, for exerting themselves to pre-
serve, and secure, and elevate them by wise, ju-
dicious, and humane measures. They have indu-
ced the emigrants 70 go out under their fostering
care, and they are in honor and justice bound to
seek their peace and prosperity, so lar as they can
do it without invading the rights of others. And
it would be most base and infamous to disregard
their interests to desert them in their feeble state
to disappoint all their cherished hopes and violate
all the fair promises, they have made to them.
Surely those, who have induced our citizens to
migrate to Africa, should pay up the expenses in
cured, should give them a liberal government Sc
cure to them all their personal, civil and religious
rights; furnish than with the means of acquiring
n comfortable living, with efficient schools, and
with able religious teachers. They should do
what can be done to raise, elevate, christianize
the coloniss, and to make them shine as lights in
dark region.
But will they do this Judging from the past,
who can believe they will ever do this Look a,
the origin of the society, 1t was conceived, born,
and Graded among Shareholders. And it still lives
under the shadow of their wings, is governed, and
supported by them, and it speaks the language of
Shareholders enters into their views, and moves
by their direction. Now can the child differ es-
sentay from the parent? Will those, who wish
to Danish the free blacks from this country, care
much about them, when in Africa? If they shut
them out of their schools here, will they provide
schools for them there? If here they tread them
down as the mire Of the street, will they seek to
elevate them in a distant land? If they love not
their brother whom they see, how can they love
those whom they do not see, and whom they have
banished to heather land?
Look again at the organization Of the society
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ment, which he was willing should be tried. lie
did not deem it safe however 10 go farther until
this experiment was fairly tested None were
entirely confident Of the success oil tins expert
ment; there was reasonable ground to lear that
stock would be either thrown into irresponsible
hands, or placed under the control of but very
few CAPITALISTS But whatever might be the re-
suit. prudence dictated that the House should wait
and see by whom the stock is taken, and whether
the scheme worked benefcially for the stockhol-
ders and the public.
Mr.. Warner took similar view, and protested
against adding to the paper circulation in that Sec
ton of the state.
Mr.. Needham sustained the bill: three banks
in Rutland county were as much needed as two in
Addison.
Mr.. Sanborn opposed the bill. Much had been
said the past year upon " bank REFORM" aud his
constituents believed that one of the first measures
towards reform was, to grant no more bank facili-
ties where there were enough, and more than e.
-nough, already.
Mr. Brown supported TIE bill, when Mr.. Chan
lerrenewed substantially the motion of Mr. Cleve-
land to amend-supported by Messrs Chandler,
Warner and Higey, opposed by Messrs Brown,
Butler, Clark and Kinsman and rejected, l3l to
so. The bill was then passed-ayes 1873, noes As.
Mr. Stark called up the bill securing bill holders
on the closing of banks, and it was referred TO
the com, on banks.