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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


by the Montreal" Captain Griffin, London
papers OF the 9th March have come to hand. The
state Of the London Money Market was, we think,
rather favorable. The foreign exchanges had ris-
en- to par, and there was consequently no fear Of
n drain of specie. The sale Of stocks WINS limit
ed bur money could be obtained in abundance on
good paper ut per cent. or" wars and rumors
of wars" there are abundance. Up to tho 24th
of February the latest dates received from Lis
hon, there was apprehension of war between
England and Portugal. As to China, it was thought
that the difficulties between the Two countries
would end in on attack by England. In the House
OF Commons, Sir James Graham gave notice that
IT the documents respecting China were not laid
before the House by Thursday next he should
move an address for the presentation Of all papers
relating TO our commercial intercourse with that
country.
With regard to the North Eastern Boundary,
Lord John Russell, on the I'd Of March, stated
that he had no objection to lay before the House
all the papers that had been received, but thought
| that the question was scarcely ft 10 be discussed
| in Parliament.
A ne,O Republic organized in Merieo. Advices
at New Orleans from Galveston TO March 9TH, say
that the Fedral army, after an unsuccessful at
tack on Moneray, retired to Guerrero and Laredo
on Rio Grande where they organized a new gov
ornment for the Republic Of Rio Grdnde, and in
stalled General Council. Jesus de Cdrdends, q
lawyer Of Tamaupas is President, and Canalas,
chief of the army.
The new government is calling for volunteer
aid, and expects 10 receive il from Texas and the
United States it is said that it will be more lib
eral with the quantum of bounty land than any
other government ever was. The property of the
Church and Converts, including their large land
ed estates, will be appropriated for the pay and
the bounty Of the volunteers
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$55,92l 81
THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES
AND WIN. LYON KcKENZlE.

We profe to have much respect for the Chief
Magistrate of our country as any honest well in
formed man ought 10 have: and no mora respect
for William Lyon Mckenzie than any human be-
ing well acquainted with his cIarac ter, history,
sacrifice aud suffcrngs, in what he believes TO be
the great cause Of human liberty, must have. And
yet, it what he, Wliam Lyon Mckenzie, says OF
President Van Buren, in The paragraph that iUi-
lows he not a wilfIl aud shameless alsehood,
without a shadow OF truth TO Justify the charge.
we would rather be William Lyon Mckenzie, NJ
this moment Il prisoner for life in the AMERICAN
BAsTiLE,p than Martin Van Buren,, President OF
the United States of America. Tie affair of the
Caroline is unatoned for. Ths insult, instead OF
being explained, is justified The Outrage is burnt
into our forehead, by heaping the offender with
honors titles and rewards just as it was after the
attack by the Leopard on the Chesapeake, which
led to uli' last war. Her captain was knghtcd,
and now McNabb is knighted BE it so. We de-
serve it.. and long as we choose to bear ii, we
have no business to complain no business to feel.
The North Eastern boundary question TOO and
that of the Oregon Territory there never be
II day OF rerrIrtition Tor these wrongs?
| But to the point. Wi h nll these outrages and
insults unatoned for, unexcused, un Explained, Nc
Kenzie tells OH the authority of Mr.. Keiin,
member of Congress from old Pennsylvania, that
it it has been suggested by The President of The
| Unite Suites, that The fri nds of Mckenzie onghl
20 "appeal TO the magndnimity ofhe resident Min.
lister of the British power IN North America, al
his request p in which case the President the
President Of these United States! "would then
grant Mckenzie lis herly and reliere The question
from the embarrassment in tchich 1t seams inUoued!
Can this be true Can IT, that the Chief Mugis
trate of the great Commonwealth OF Nations il
capable Of manGuvcing in this roundabout way
to influence British Minister resident ut Wash
ington pardon State prisoner in The america,
Bastile, over which the President has iull power
Just think oil it! application, al his request, tt
MIR. Fox, the very inan who told him, not six weeks
ago, that Governor Fairfield of Maine was more
scared than hurt, and that there were no fort
built, when there were no less than three ani
only corporal guard or so, instead of Two o
three skeleton regiments, there are rrowdin!
upon the disputed territory! WHAT NExr' N
Y Signal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13

For the Waterman
On reading the death Of MRs JOSEPH iED the following
lines suggested 70 her family they Affection
stsIy dedicated.
Sister Spirit thou hast fed
To that brighter world abovei
There woald we by thee be led
There again enjoy thy love.
Still around path thou'lt tread,
Guarding still thy ovd here;
Lev that thought halo she'd
A CLEAN Of light our path 10 cheer.
Be this our hope, be this prayer,
When at His foot-soU low VIC bend,
That brighter happier home to share, end.
Where tears shall never fall, whore Joys shall never
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13

lanes Buchanan. 1T is said our Senator has
disposed of all his real estate in Lancaster county,
some seventy hundred thousand dollars worth,
in anticipation Of the Sub-Treasury bin becom'
ing law, aud the consequent reduction of the
.,rice of all properly So that Il seems Mr. Buctnn
an realy beliepes tkat he said in his speech in the
Senate on The Sub Treasury, that II would reduce
properly and labor one -haLt or more lie knows
That us labor fails, so will money become scarce
AMI valuable hence his conversion OF the former
into the latter. Where properly is reducedio one
half what it is now, money will he worth double /;
and Mr. B.. seventy thousand dollars WILDE worth
one hundred and forty thousand. Can it he possible
that the Senator supports the Sub Treasury Bill,
with the view of Specializing on II III THIS way, al
the expense of his constituents. - HansSburgh
'Chron.
Hard TIMES" How do fine hard WORKING la
I,orers of the country relish the proposition of
Nlessrs Hushaaqn and Walker, ofihe United States
Senate to reduce their wages 10 forty OF fifty cents
c,nts uer tay % So inquiries friend. We re-
NV. that they do not like il ut n!l, and declare their
intention bt taking from every Congressman who
.r,vors such design The Uhole Of HIS cages 50
soon as the term for which he is elected shall
have expired. - Cincinnati Gas.
Figures ,so,i't He.-A Farmer in rhe country
owed last year $500, which he could have dis
charged with i75 bushels of wlieat-this year il
takes 500, diffsl ence 322 bushels. Last year he
could have pad the same debt with 400 bushels
.of oats this year il takes 400 difference 1000
267 bushels Of corn would haze paid this dehl las
debt Inst year. this it will take 900; dilerrnce 6l2
There is no humhuggery in this, though MT !eco'
tell the people there is.-f)hio Fines.
Curyency Tinkring The Ronucy Va lmelii
gencer of Tie 27lh, says wheat IS selling TT Mid
deiown, Muuongalia county, 81 2 cents pc
bnshcl and The NorgaulOwn paper says that
W not communal The cash NJ rlnt.
Sheer have been sold for one Sailing head il
the town or Bristol Ontario county, and wheat 10
three shIliugs a bushel ia the town OF Richmond
10 pay taxes.
The N. Y. Commercial of Friday says, w
were yesterday informed of n sale OF real estal
recently made in the vicinity of New York, upo
ne ms 50 extraordinary 10 be worthy ot speech
note. The terms Of the tnrgain, moreover, afor
one Of the strongest iiossible Illustrations of I'll
want OF confidence in the present national exec,,
tive, and the utter hopeessness and des,ondenc
Into which people will siak, should Mr.. Van B,,
rem be re .e!ecled. The terms of the sale reisrr
10 were these: The purchaser is 10 pay for Il
property, sixty THOUSAND DOLLARS,
shs event Of GEN. HAKRt SONS election, az
only thirty thousand, should Mr.. Van Buren, he r
elected
Hard Cureney-The wages OF laborers
Evansville, Ohio, are down to so cents day.
Who is 10 blame? The iocofoco legislature
- Maryland have adjourned, leaving the baaks VI
touched.
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THE pETTICoAT AND BREECiIEs TAX

HE Eel llCOAl AND DNCCCIlES IA
BY n correspondence between Collector McDo-
nell Of Detroit, and the Comptroller at Washing
ton, find that persons coming from Canada into
these free States are liable TO Je taxed for the
clothes on their backs unless they wear old
clothes.! 1t is pitiful and penurious enough TO
raise revenue thus, but the seizure OF n woman'S
shit and peitic0at, or of mans breecles aud
shirt because of their nopetty if he or she refuse
or is unable to pay tribute to Cesar, must be an
amusing process in this land of liberty and equal
ity. Perhaps Congress will appropriate part Of
tie "clo,hes on your wife hack tax" 10 pay for
my food while detained in this penentary, in
stead OF paging my i'll treated family, or placing
me on n ieons allowance praised .4mericon
generosity for eighteen long years, but il was be
fore the enforcement of tribute ON Canadian ex.
Tiles, their shoes and stockings! We may expect
TO hear soon that ColIecIresses are appointed on
the frontier, ny the cringimg government which
allowed The British officers trunks To pass to the
| Asior House and American nj N. Y, on their way
Ia fight against ihrrN in Cana'lu, without opening
thcm. .fcKcnzie's Gazette.
Tn Caroline. One of the ~ reasons given in
the Masi lnn Ohio, Gazette, for supporting Gen.
Harrison in preference to MIR. Van Buren, is in
these words:
" Because we do nol believe he viii suffer our
territory TO be possessed by Il foreign power Our
coast invaded oar property burned aud oar cit
! Xrns murdered, as in The case OF The Caroline,
without demanding immediate redress, aud Oh.
tanning Immediate satisfaction. His whole hslo-
~ warrants AS IN such conclusions Can the
friends of Marin Van Buren, say as much for him,
or aoiH The past speak for is'r? We leave Tie pat
riot HE friend of liberty the lover and supper
ter of free Institutions, to draw their own c0nclu-
sious'
We are glad TO see among the appointments in
New York Guy. by His ExcelIency Governor Sc
ward, the name of the venerable Irish patriot, Or,
William James McNevin, the colleague OF LORD
Edward Fitzgerald whose services IN the strllg
gle for liberty, 1898, the page OF Irish History has
recorded for tho present aye as vol as for poster
iy. DR.. McNryin is appointed The resident ply
sicinn al New York in place OF J. X. Manley. -
Within the wide circle of the city or state no man
has mn,le common canse with the Canadians il,
their efforts for freedom to greater extent than
This kind-heared and distinguished freshman.
McKenzie's Gazette.
The Augusta, Ga. Chronicle says that Mr.. J.
Lloyd Van Hook, has named bay lilly Of his
Lady Leg Treasurer Among other reasons for
Echoosing this name. he gives the fact OF no Leg
Treasurer having been Overtaken in amy rHre.
Fashions for 1910. Log Cabins and Tippeean-
oe Clubs.
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ERUPTION MAEKET-MoNpAY Ap,d 6.
Reported for rhe Daily Advertiser (. Pa rio)
A market 500 Beef Cattle, 25 pairs Working Ok
en- 20 Cows and Calves, 10 Sheep, 1870 Swine.
PRlcEs-Beei Cattld--Ve gsote 10 correspond
VITA last we k-aboul the prices obtained:
few extra al 81; fist quality IS; second Sc 25
so ; third so G
Working Oxen-Ssles nj IS, %. 10, and u.s.
Cows and Cllyos-S24 81, 81, 35. AZ.
Shcep-Lots were so d at So, 5 so, rs, and
few Mt
Swinc--Lots wore sold TO peddlc at ~ Sc for
Sows and 3 a q fpr Blr-ows large selected 3 ~
rows Q &C.; lo 10 cio'r. half Barr1wE S 2,
a I'd lot wo-ihirdt Sows, ! is Al retail S for Sows
aud l-2 tor Burrows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13

To Gen. Harrison:
ga gentleman of high standing, who held an
important post under him during the last war; com
pares him [Gen H. TO Washington. lie is as
e'renmspeci as he is enterprising-as prudent in
collecting the means of attack, as he ia vigorous
in striking the blow"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
IMPROVEMENT.
WAGES OF LABOR IN HARD MONEY
COUNTRIES.

Mr.. Merrick, in recent speech in the Senate
upon the Sub Treasury, has given table showing
the rates Of wages in several countries in Europe.
AS an attempt is now making to reduce the prices
of American labor, 1t will be interesting to see what
remuneration the luborers Of Europe receive. The
tabIe is of unquestonabIe authenticity, having
been prepared 10y the British Secretary OF State,
from accounts received from various British Con-
sus, and printed b. order of Parliament. In the
original table the price is given in shllIings ana
pence. We have substituted dollars and cents so
as to bring it more directly in comparison with
the prices of American labor:
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SIGNS OF A ~HARD CURRENCY"


al ataerv deure to sec th, country in tho happy
condition rs The island Of Cuba. y Senator Wdker.
IL concdo in the sentiment Of the Senator from Mlsss
ippi. Sen1icr Cnthoan ,.,
awe must reduce labor low, and bring things to meH
eoecie value. h--Senatns Buchanan aud Watker -
The Tariff of 1928 has made all the dhhcuiy' p,lns
Shnos to the specc vac and fec rado and you meet ~
rope the level ard compete for me marker 0' INC
world ~ Senator Calhoun. .
enoniries to wenty-scyeu governments
Of Europe and find twenty two nave ad"P'eu URIC SUI
Treasury" - resident Van Buren,
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The Seducer Prentice says A poor little To-
co foco paper in Indiana charges Gen. Harrison
with being seducer. We are well aware that
the name Of VIM. II. Harrison has heen given to
several hundred children horn within the last yenr
but we have not the least idea in the world that
old Tippecanoe is the father Of them oil. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13
HARRISON TRIUMPHANT in THE
EMPIRE STATE.

The Albany Journal gives the result of
the spring elections of Supervisors as far as
received, from which it is clear that New
York stands firm. The table is as follows:
SUPERVISORS ELECTED In 1899 AND 1870
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MARRIAGES.

In Cavendish by Rev. Dr. Chase, 5toddard r. Colby,
Esq 20 Miss Harriet E. Proctor of Cave ndish
In ST. Johnsbury, Mr.. Charles p. Carpenter Miss Ja
liza Ann, daughter of HuSham Paddock, Esq
In Hartford, Mr.. Thaddeus Duiton to Miss Emily
SPraguc
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A DAMS' PITCH FORK.

~ ed are the only manufacturers OF THIS Hay Fofh,
pronounced by all competent judges, The best and
post article OF the kind made IL New England.
Many purchp sers have been led 10 believe they wese
win ogen.s of another establishment ~ Brook fold
who CARY an article somewhat similar in appearances
Tho nenuino Adams Phchfork always has our Ia bel
nnon n in the following words adams Patent Cast
st,c Forks warranted. Manufactured at Book
field VI" None other arc genuine forks. The sub.
scrbsrs continue 10 manufacture rnem, and inteRd
TO keep constant supply. Purchasers are cautioned
not 10 return any other fork Than Oh our manufacture
on The claim III warrant Those made by us Will
always be- received, in care OF failure, on the Ie'itE
work manshlp, any ,ine durns the first season Of
use. RUFUS EZRA ADAMS.
Brook6Sd W., March 90, 1870,
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THURSDAY, APRIL 2
Nothing of importance.

Mr. Yam Buren's Bust is to decorate the bows
of the new British steamboat President the lar
gest in the world. The English tory merchants,
like the English tory Times, have somehow or
other great fondness for the American President.
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ALL RIGHT.

Total 26,35S 2372S 1914 2s,973 24,53e 80
Ellsworlhs majority last year. 1859
do do this year, 4343
Nett Wkig gain, 27S4
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HARRISON AND REFORM.

A LII the lrI,nds OF HARRISON, aud all IN favor
~ OF a reform of the cruel hard times h,cted upon
US by Van Buren,, Benton, Calhoun 4 Co. arc re-
Ins The l4th Of prI ,tani at seven oeeck p. NJ.
'or The purpose al orean=ins riPpecarae Club Tor
he town 7f Mouip"er.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-13

5TAr l,4 Of R %ENhioNE A%' ;v,'% q
Wc,i Faulrc, Executor Of The last VII snd as'"-
,nout Of Amj,h Will, la't Of West Fnnie, d'ccostd,
is oldel,d and dccrccd that MI perso"s hav"s DE-
nands against s1i1 exhibit iho same 10 tie said
A7arlai Wild Tor settlement OF before The list day
OF March, lSl next otherwise they shall be forever
barred aud is further ordered, that notice thereof
h. niysn to all concerned by publishing this decree
ihree weeks successivey in the Vermont Waterman,
printed at Montpelier, and by posting the same a,
four places aithin the county OF Orange within sxiy
days utter making this decree
Given in Probate Court AT Bradford, ia SAID Dis
uei, this Sst day OF March, ls40.
J. w. ID. PARKER, Register
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Country and Description Yearly Daily WIN or WIN or
Iis,rirt lor laborers wages wages without without
. board. dwelling
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06
REPLY TO "CASSIUS."

We cheeriully give place 10 III. remarks Of Cas-
s'us, sws always do TO those Of any political anago-
MIST, but VIC shall take occ. sion - follow him as he
goes al n.y. aud to show. step by step. the absurduy
or income lusyeness Of his assumptions.
We d not ubt that The nomination Of Gen Har-
'ison has given pain 10 our correspondents The
enthusiasm with whi.,, 1t las been every where
greeted, nd the seeming certainty Of his triumph.
have sung even 10 madncss the devoted adheten
Of the Admn,s,,ati n. who, blinded by their rage,
brng forward allegations against the old Farmer r.
which, # not un founded in themselves, are at leas,
a1wo-edsrd sword, cut ng friend well as foe. o.
this character are The chatgrs Of "Csssius," we
iall row proceed to show.
"Casslus' alleges that Gen. flan,o is and al
ways has been a F,derast-notwilhs: andiug Mr.
Jefferson, VINO never appointed lederaIsr Office,
conferred upon hlm the responsible station Of Co.
vernon Of the Norlhw Stern lerrIory-notw irhstand-
ing he was trend Of the war, winch the Ricllno d
E.qnner, in 1873, SAID was a test of Republican
Ism Notwithstanding he was. by the same paper.
compllneuted as ''ihe Democratic Gcnerai''--nt-
outstanding he stood up Tor the rights Of the South
on the NJ issouri question: when, according 10 Mr..
Jefferson. the II. DERAL LEADERS," among
whom Rufus Kmg aud Marun Van Buren, we've The
most prominent and active, were eudeAvoring to
break down '.the Stare Observation-Disclosures he
declared, in 1923, IN his adrcss to til" people OF the
Clncnnau Cong, essional District, ,hn he was a Re-
p"h'lcan Of the Virginia School Of '95-notwuh.
standing all these concurrng and conclusive pro- IS
OF the faisiy OF the barge, yet Ca sius" declares
nat Gen. Hanson IS AID has always been a FEEDER
alisI. Aud what are his proofs
The first is hu q n. Harrison has recognized
the right Of The General Govetpment to appropr,ate
money 10 works OF Internal Improvement. II III be
Federalism, thea NJ rim Van Bu,en Is +. deral,st as
wen as Gen. Harrison Tor, as Mr.. Wn. O. Goode
declared IN 1882 he bias recogniz d this rover I'm
us most od'pps and most extensive FORM" By voting
Tor the erection Of gstes and sending his feder,
''x-sathe'rrs on the Cumberland Road; thereby
'"a"'ng me soif and encroachiug the jurisdiction
OF "a sovereign State. But. il g,ay be aaid lba, h.
'ePenfe@ 4" tins vote, and promised that he wouldn't
do Tue IKE again. When did he mike this prom,..
'"' un'er what circumstances! Why wbe, h.
became bidder Tor Southern votes, and il Ma. i'm
p"'a"l to recant unpopular opinions in order IN h-
's'" 'hose votes. Evensgch a rrcaniaion b,wev.,
made under cifcun slauc.s, so well cac,r,,.a
'A'e oou'ts Of the purify Of The motives nv wb,h
vas stated, might have been been deemed bo,.
es'' h'u no his Subsequent course shown ,h,, !,
s'o'sy 'nsncere. He has, since his elec,;o, ~ H.,
''esuehey' dPprored Of numberless supro,,,,,;,n.
'o"ofAs Of internal Improvement. n. ,sc,.,,,. \
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NEW YoRK. Much 30


RETURN or THE EXPLORING EXPEDITE, III.
United STATES ship Reject one 81 he t,,nnu. .',,'
ring squadron. afiised here On SATURDAY las, Go
Sydney, Ne" South Wales. by ia. way of Rn, a.
S.ar'ro. She lel' S,dn N.vcnbe, l9th. and nss
Ss d'ss ihe"ce 10 Rio, whrure she sailed ON no =
Ilt. y" '"e 81
The Relief is manned BY about one bp,d,.a -.
many "i "h"m were picked up along shore "a ,.s
fachc, and OF whom ,bouii ilnty are an an. 81 IL,
ohs has brought home several ofTcris at,o SEX and
nap'"n i"tAts e""m"nd'r al tie late wbale,
hirh'"on., condemned IA ia. Pacific
The ship sailed from No,G,lh IN eomn,a. -,
rue oth'r vessels al the sguadrnn. MOI q an. No.
ysfs He"-"r hslr,e 10 Augnsi. ls3s In. .,n.
. :. Contested "f The Vncennes, Pe4co,k Ri,
g"'i'"'s'. De. Gaii, and Fi,mg Fish. und,, ~,
~ ~. " L'h'' oha''es Wilkes. They cru:s.a
20 me so",'isarn. and az the last aeeoun,, lad
no i"rih.rsouth ihsns xry. Whale .tirs t, -
nanny ihf-r, and we 'hIrk Sky five IN. Ri
&c" Ssans, oeiorr the nser part OF III. ,o,,ad,o,
,e.'ne' mere aud therefore does not give ma am,
Ia'e news vi iheH movements Wien 49, w
ROM one ortwo-the Vmcen1es and Poyno;ss Il -
called from Tahne. aud the rem, mic, ,a,,., -,
i'o"noh. were 10 follow on the 10Th OF Ortobe,. bn,
me Relief has brought information az ,hs a..
res made prIor To November l..t N''e'
sq'"oion was several times in peat dane,r
ssu onre completely surrounded by ,,b,,rs -.
ssn through several ve,y sesrtc hur,ie.n,. -, P"S
snu wssp'hrr"tsc damaged. The SeaC,n 20
"e s'"Hnff se- sell, was driven away FINN H. -,
ana mas not SINCE been litard VI. Ii i. sn,,... "a
she lou ndefed aud IN facI shs gwen nm en-, To-,
bhr pF"bay sunk win every Que on bo.,I IL ~
Hornet sloop Of war. ""e NV
Many curious animals have arrived in I'M. vessel
Iisut. Lung has b,onphi home iwo reua,l ali. A..
ons ne picked up ats, dnsy. and tic Other Al Ter,
gs' Fuego--slsp sp endid white cock a,oo .,,l, =
rug 9"ens me rfles'ia-a rae bud, oitalnabl,
only ~ New Holland. These ere OF r,ea, ,.lna ~
ms eoun'ry,a periiap, their like lave never be.
Herald