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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-19
PHILADELPHIA, May 9, 1910
HON. N. r. TALLMADCE,


SR:-You have abandoned the support of the
ruinouspo and corrupt which disgrace the
present administration Allow one who has followed
your example, to address to you the for his
own secession, and those which induce thousands of
the voters of Pennsylvania to adopt the same course
do this, not from any conviction OF my own impor-
lance but because conceive, that man who leaves
a party with whom he has acted because that party
have forsakcn the principles which formerly governed
them should not only give his reasons but urge upon
his countrymcn to follow his example.
shall oppose the reelection of Martin Van Buren,
for many reasons. Among the most prominent,
may state,
Firstly His anti-republican manners and mode of
living his trucking and wavering course his want of
energy, and absence of tact which renders him unfit
TO be the Executive Of this great republic.
Secondly. Under his Administration the public
expenses have swellcd to nearly forty millions per
mum; an amount not necessary to sustain the Go
vernment, but the greater part of which is in to
reward partisans and punish foes. To prove this,
take two among the thousands Of facts, within my
reach Wood was purchased in New Orleans at
high price and conveyed to the forests of Florida at
further enormous cost proceeding sensible and
requisite that Of carrying anthracite to Pottsvle
Flour and provisions were purchased at high prices,
and sold in Florida unto favoritcs, at an immense
duction. Are not these alone, if the rest be
cast aside, enough to stamp any Administration as
reckless and corrupt
Thirdly. BY his inefficient diplomacy and idiotic
negotiations, he has embodened Great Britain to as
a hostile attitude from which IT is difficult for
her TO retreat whereas had he pursued the vigorous
policy of his predecessor, our claims would before
this time have been secured TO us, and this shameful
temporzing avoided
FourthIy During all the time that this boundary
question has been in agitation method Of defence
acai INST foreign INVASION has been adopted prepa
rations made for the contingency Of with a
powerful nation, but the whole land is left open to
foe who has tacit permission to burn and destroy our
ports and seacoast towns and ravage our Canada
and Atlantic frontiers
Filthy. Because he adhercs to the odious Sub-'rea-
sury bill, which places in his hands the appointment
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-19

The three boats have been built at Liverpool,
and despatched to Dantsic, whence they are to
be sent up to Warsaw by the Vistua.
Great distress prevailed in Greece, and the
price of provisions had been considerably aug
mented. The severity of the winter has been
such that upwards of 100000 worth of cattle
had persisted in the snow in Roumelia alone.
The Russians continued their preparations
for war in the ports of the Black Sea. and were
said to have announced to the Turkish Govern
ment that they were ready to send an army to
cooperate in an attack on lbrahim Pasha. The
British Government were said to be intriguing
to out manGuvre the Russians, and to foment
discomfort in the Turco Egyptian fleet, and even
to mediate the landing of force on the coast
of Syria.
A letter from Constantinope of the 1st inst,
mentions new defeat sustained by the Russians
in Circassia, and the capture by the Circassians
of one of their FORTS and 20 pieces of artillery.
II was believed in Odessa that the army of 40 :
600 men concentrated at Sebastopol, would be
landed in the course of the spring on the coast
Of Circassa. According to the last accounts
from Persia the Schah was preparing to march
southwark at the head of his army.
War WITH NApLEs.-Letters from Malta
dated April 10Th, announce that the British
Minister, Mr. Temple, had, on the previous day.
directed the commanders of the Bellerophon
Jaseur, and Hydra TO commence immediate re-
prisals, and to capture all vessels sailing under
Neapolitan colors, and bring them into Malta
Neapolitan vessels in that part of Malta have also
been placed under embargo by order ofthe British
Minister. The Hydra appears to have com
mitted the awkward mistake of chasing and
capturing Tuscan vessel, supposing it to have
been Neapolitan. When the Hydra anchored
in the Bay of Palermo, the whole population
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-19


more than draconc resolution indicates upon the de-
sructon of the banks Of this District before he will
tolerate discussion in relation them Is to ono
arrogatmg superior purity, wisdom and philanthropy
so much more agreeable and satisfactory to reproduce
or recrcate from premcdcatcd chaotic mass of de-
composition in which thousands will have been in
vovcd and persisted, than 10 preserve and reform and
that among the members of our immediate little family
which surrounds us Was there ever before such an
introductory legislative aforementioned Constitutional
in its spirit unjust and against every sound principle
OF policy and legislation, well as reason and benc-
violence If the existing establishments have trans
crossed or offended against the law, punish them by
the prescribed penalties but do not besides prcscrb
ing new ones of an expost facto and cxtcrminatnp
character deprive them, in effect even of the right OF
petition Is it not the extreme of cruelty TO antici
pate the wants and desires of suffering people under
our care by stcrnly repelling them with the rebuke
that we will not even consider the question of their re-
lief because they have submitted to uncomfortable
and irresistible circumstances around tbcm1 Let me
or substitute the Of the banks as for that
the people let me not be admonshed that those two
are distinct and even antagonistical-the people de-
handing the prostration Of the banks such isolated
action must inevitably ruin them. II is proper to
state that there in fact stch antagonist DISPOSE
ton. ! know from those well acquainted with the
subject, and and hear il every day from authentic
sources that all the business people Of the District
however they may regret the present suspension, look
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

The Great Western carries out some remark
able 'personages Among the most distinguished
are the celebrated Countess Of Merlin, the well
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

overoyed about the two or three first young sprouts
Of royalty and then he will lad and kick
up a row about paying for them.
The Tories say the Queen is a termagant the pre-
Slse meaning .of which is that she is not fory -
mad she been one, she would then have BEEN as Mil
ton says The
Wisest, virtuousest discreetest, best"
OF women, and any thing to the contrary would with
tne ., tories, have been wing tIasphemies.
We are making railro ads, building monum ents Ito
Scott Wellington Nelson &c. } squabbling. grum.
Ding and Increasing our population at fearful rate.
Yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04
BHIsroL, April II. 1910.

BRrsroL, April IL, 1910.
As our Great Western, W hich starts and arrives by
the clock, has to get under way in a few hours, I
hasten to "jot" you down the latest intell gence,
with few brief accompanying remarks.
The Tories have been defeated on their motion
with regard to China by majority Of nipe-a rather
narrow escape, you will say, for Ministers but they
have got used to these bair-bresdts affairs. The
smallness OF the majority on the preseat occasion
was in consequence Of so many mere Liberal mem
bers being absent than Tories The Liberals are "a.
nous fellows for making a noise, but they do net
stick to their duty like the Tories and 1t is from
such reprehensble conduct that the Of reform
has frequently been retarded. They lose themselves
by trusting to their cause the Tories trust to them
selves The late debate lasted four nights and was
upon the whole, heavy. Sir James Graham was
prosy and ponderous, making up in length what he
wanted in depth. Maeauley, IN reply, was show
and smart Butler, aud Sir George stanton, "a
great authority China,) made some good rema' rs
on the Ministerial side, as did Gladstone and Foett
on the part ofthe opposit Sir Robert Peel, the
"fororn hope" of his party, was, usual, plausible
and effective, and made, as he generally does,
great impression upon the House, which was, how
ever good deal neutralized by Lord Paine rstoa's
really spirited and able reply, which closed the de
bate. II was purely struggle Tor power, and the
votes went accordingly, without reference to the
real merits Of the question under discussion.
The great debate on the Corn Laws terminated, as
you will perceive by the lengthy accounts in the pa
pers, IN very silly and uns satisfactory manner, in
consequence of dr. warburtos making a very
foolish motion, whether Inadvertently not is not
exactly known The landlords were in extacies at
saving their monopoly for another year without il
even costing them the odium of a vote on the main
| qsestion. The respers however, are dog, ed and
determined set, and will leave no stone unturned to
gain their point.
some Of the would.be man mid wives want to make
out that her Majesty i. sncienfe but as Queens are
regulated by the ordinary laws Of nature in maternal
matters, they might have waited "the coming on oi
time" little longer. Probably "the wish was ia
Their to thin thought" II is like all John Bulls do
! ings He will throw up his hat and be nightly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04
BRfsroL, April Is. 1910.

bhIsroL, April 10, ISlU.
srR:-Our Queen Of the ocean (the Grestwesteru)
viii sail this afternoon, and the gallant Capt. Hos.
ken, takes with him goodly number Of passengers
The Easter holidays being at hand we are somewhat
fiat as 60 political matters. The Ministers have
within the brief space Of fortnight been beaten on
the corn law question by majority Of 1876; and on
thor policy East India affairs out Of house com
posed Of 53 members they could only obtain paltry
msjority Of nine Parties in the House Of Commons
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

To shipmasters and Captains Of Vessels.

For time past the collectors OF the Wall street
press boarding vessels arriving at this port with late
have been the habit of falsely saying that they collect ship
foreign news for the York In
Of this asehoo many captains give them and packages
which are intended the Herald No later than yeser
Day Wall street collectors made such repre-
sentaton to the captain Of the st. Lawrence.
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all shipmaste and
captains of vessels that neither Bancker Lowber
Loaper any other Wall loa have any authority
get papers or packages intended for the Herald Robert
Martin and has redwhskered mate, together with the
pilots belonging tothe New York PoC au
thorred to take packages for this journal
special noticeable heed.
New York eth April, 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

known leader Of haut In in Paris where her SPLEEN
tinguished in rank position literature and art-she
is the author of the late publication of the life of
Malibran; the Hon Paul Methuen, son and heir Of
Lord Methuen, has deserted the festivities of the
taracts, and glance at principal cities.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

rrAvr prvoyrr" -. n IL, q W. A,
end OF Pisu srect) where they offer for their usual
nsormen OF Hsrdwar~ Cutlery, aud Fancy Goods t'uss.
rs hnrs Tea Trays and Walters, Dixon sons Britain
ma wave OF recent mportaons At very Io~ prices my SIN
A fLtAsANT FRONT ROOM. with or without break
last ard tea Tor two gentlemen may be had N the
lower part Tie city, IN private family where Their rs 10
boarders: Terms moderate. Address "sATlsfACLlON.'
At the Office of the Herald. apss w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO MIR RIcurNo,
W The undersigned, DESTROYS ofgiving some
aS s o. me high estimation which of The
~ eihgs, during aprofessional of
s ryspeeoy appeal to his friends lovers Of ,b
d complimentary tribute prior to his departure for nun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

0S1Mi i W ss BENEFIT TO MR. RICHINos
S G ss high which The sns s
arsss h. :Fff friends. s5fssa
iSs nas s sTSa to unite i, wiz, him
$% @$.S;f fsPi ws,mer. 5ss s:G9i s:s.m..
d. d. R horrs Dr. Oliver White
ca Ds stet.on 4 Ak Eh1qg als.d.
HHaR' w ssnioH Phi Hodge.
Samuel 5. RsshI jSySs Hs Hs r'1 Greene
S Has% sE Ssiss a { s,:si Ts;su
W. VIZ Hh sn%ssi $s S::, ,.sr.A.m
Mr. pe g1ae,' payi ID L Franklin
: PHRSdss: Robert Robe Il FSS ss5y
Ma5. Edf]f Bacon s 81 bs:r L'"'hsr'
Eps: ssrssn. Moses M% DiYpf SrssG
James n Foster B Maconber
Ts Draper n a4s' Hon.
Thos Wilson g Dawes ROSEWOOD
HdoiPSo Wof H HR La rn,as
JosePhC Spear IL Hewitt
+ Fl f'1 Waassil JgS's Rn Hugh S.sa;..
design % be held e =. ss the A %ss
respectfully invited 10 TINS proposition hereby
CR0i,TIoS 2. proposal,
e NswYor until day Of May nss az % oe as
Ciy OF New York, grading az
Sections 81 and 90 of the Croton Aqaeduct sth ~
covering iron pipes. "' 'o'A'aues'ahd
The prices for the work TO include expense of maer
plans and that will be eaa%nos
The work to be completed by the fifteenth day Of October
Security will be required for the performance of al
must De accompanied by the names OF resnon
,r, Pess sgh'iying their assent to become suret,rs
susues they shall offer, known the
or Engineers certificate of good character and ~. se rs
e signed by the First Judge Clerk of the
o.gh.y ~hicn they severay reside, will
transfer oil CONTRACTS will be recognized or perm;t,.a
prohiea specifications of and manner
are ready for examination at the Office of the
furnish blank propositions. ' ~ P''"' &c ana 10
The plans will show reduced dimension for the work 80 az
70 pc sufncent Tor only lines Of pipes Of H..
heretofore contemplated and dispenses the road a.
oonte mped on the top OF the alueduct embanknest
@ names oil all that parties any prono.i
uVI, must De written out In the 'NrN''
lhepsy TO the proposition which accented will H.
10 enter INTO contract Immediately the accep
The undersigned themselves the right to acce,, Or
reect proposals that may be offered they may consde ,
public interest to require. $50" "''ue' inc
New-York, April as,siO. SAMUEL STEVENS,
ZEBEDEE RING
JOHN ID. WAND,
BENJAMIN BIRDsALL
SAMUEL r.. CHILDs,
Water COMMISSIONS s
ma, CUE, JOHN D. JERvIS,
ms-ol Chief Engineers New-York Water Work.
20 LECTURES ON POPULAR ANATONy Avn
fh H Sn5ppLLDGn, AT CLINTON HALL. 4'N
pr pr.Dr OhD Will commence Lectures on no.
Pvenne W ana rhysioiogy at Clinton Hall, Tuesday
The Course will consist Of Eight Lectures embraci,s ~
n;g S ,nerest as are best adapted the popular
constructed by DR.. Azoey Of Paris "s"'e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04
WILLIAM PEHL,

DEPOT OF PAPER HANGINGs,
Of the first IN Paris genuine Cologne Wse
turers' prices. m2-srs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04
SAMUEL 5, !. y I STEVENS,
ZEBEDEE RING,
JOHN ID. WAND,
BENJAMIN BIRDSALL,
SAMUEL X. CHILDs,

49,, o, c,.r, JOffN y. JERVIS,
mta Chief Engineers New York Water Wort,
~ si LECTURES ON POPULAR ANATOMY Ann
PHf SioLOGY, AT CLINTON HALL AA AE>D
Dr. BEDFORD will commence a course of 7. ec,ur.s ~, -.
evening, May 5th. " ~ man, on TUESDAY
The Course will consist of Eight Lectures embracinc t
SUBJECTS o. general interest best adapted 10 the
constructed by Dr. AzosS Of Paris sa' inquire
tickets Tor the Course to admit ladies nd
AK dollas-one lady and gentleman five doars-ene g.,
tIre 10 commence at o'clock 80 ~ Nee-
tickets to the Coarse TO be had Francis Book Store cor
ner Broadway and Walker s Dodd corner Brosdw ma
81 hushon Aspnw ais ITO Broadway and a. hs
oo OF he Lecture Room ON the evening Of the Lecture
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

NOTICE-DR. ELLIOT has removed from 900 to %,
~ Broaawsy--entrance in Wares street mA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-04

public meeting to take into consideration the fitting me.
sgrss to size effect 70 this design will be held al the
Rouse on Monday Evening" the 4th inst O'clock AZ which
attendance OF those favorable to this Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-23

The Wings Of Orange will remembers
that Tuesday Of May Court Is The time
appointed TO NEE, in Convention al Hills.
borough for The purpose ri selecting suit
able persons Tor candidates Zoe The Senate
and House Of Commons in our n.x, lie.
sisla'ure Its hoped that meeting. will
be held in each esp,sin's district Tor the
election 81 delegates previous 10 ,ha, day.
iha, the wishes Il the people Of Orange
may be fully represented in The eon,en-
ton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-23

,isxprsssly 6sGiss shs righ q 60
I % iulsrfsrs. "a any WIy. 80 -
Iof Ihe Soala. Ii ssyS-" Ceast
as more legal % e0nSiitaiiend
Iemaneip.is Inc slaves 10 Losisiin -
HAY have % fres ben 10 he 81 =
4 Ksnlueky---tspIying. IL sesns. F
5oelrine shnf because he lsasd -
psrckassd he STATE of Losisisns, = eraA
lihereloss sboIish slavery Ihsrt. Insss-
Ter foes on 10 say. IN relation p BE lOes-
Hssl vote % he Missouri eessi'oh. ''al
had his constituents desired. tAeJ soola
hare instructed him. IN whlth sssst.
eoniinees ,he General. /. \ sks'dd aart
r1oiesd in an opportunity 81 ssrf.faag
my ssaf 10 my principles. u Thy .ed
insirncfed me sgainsl my ron,ifa''0n
| If tie Constitution on fkaf suJsf. 4
sar nothing IN fks sonsfifEiisa, iAieh
HAD srorn 10 support. 10 lrarfani iaeh
interference tri:h southern night md
which nadine bsfors been aiitraPd.
The Letter also Gala upon The ei,Ezss OF
Ohio 10 discouniensnce The diseussia Of
slavery, and deeIsres ihai every psroiic
man should erecrafe The head 1nd cart
that would carry out such seine.
Are not these southern docirinesi siuld
any man in Noriis Carolina Sishsen.
Harrison 10 90 fartheri Why. ibi. 70
mt the whole letter published Why
do him the base injustice Of pers'ing
his meaning. by giving q CARRIED uoia
lion. re demand that the Wholesaler
be published. that The penpie M see
The gross deception which has bse prae-
licrd.
Moreover. IL the letter be ssuine.
which We deny, who, Cor one nmeni.
can believe that Gen. H. intended leave
the impression that the socie,y.which
was eslsblisned in Richmond. Gid the
same doctrines with The fsns,iesai the
Nnr;n. No one can BE- so foolish. Such
a society would NOT haze been rers ed
IN The very heart Of Ne largest slas-hold-
ing state in abe Union; lis rmbcrs
would have been made 10 feel ilieopera
,ion Of Lunch Lao. But The Wy esi-
dence relied on by The Van Bure party.
10 show that the letIer 10 genuins proves
that such we're not The doeirinesof This
society. II. in reality. il ever 'xisied.
We sllude to Judge Ga,eh's ce,ifcsie.
lie says il was c-lled the 'siumsne
Society" and that ito object vas " 70
smelioraie The condition OF The Sizes. and
procure their freedom by evsy legal
Are The means proposed bv
HE Aboli,ionis,s. legal? Gen. HARRISON
,ays No!-ihey are week. Fesump.
uou, and unconstitutional" And this
. only one Of his manly ssnwsk on this
uhjeci. which. in connection silh the
many disin,rresied sacrifices he his made.
will prove sol1jcieni 10 eouiierac al The
!sniers al :he Van Buren, party.
But 10 this ssrbled lenerIsgain. We
yorll remind the sdminis,failon party.
bat no principle j. better Established.
han that the suppression ofuuih 10 as
riminsl as direci fslseApod. in giving
q ones evidence. Hare they moi sup
rssssd Me truth? Leffhspsople Judge!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-23
From the Raleigh REGISTER
A MISERABLE HOAX.

u turns ont that the letter 10 Gen.
Harrison. inquiring his opinions upon
Addition, about which the Van Buren,
press 10 making such q frrment. be.
cause he would mol rspty. is . forgery
from beginning Go end. The psrs"n.
sisning his name as corresponding
secretary" is the keeper Of nine-pin
alley and grusgrry for loalers in
O,wego. The" Uniuu Association. ''
whose organ " Miles llotchkiss" pro-
frsscs 10 be. is q it'll. assumed for the
nceasion by q band of grsceless in.
fiels Who are in The habit Of meeting
at the nine. pin alley aforesaid. 60
revile religion by mock prayers. No
letter was ever addressed by tie Uni-
on Association 20 Gen. Harrison. nor
did that Association ever rereivo 9
reply fram Gen. II: or his friends.
The wholc scheme VAS concocteb By
a few Van Buren, men in 0swego.
amang whom are snme office. builders,
aud the &" Association" MAS selected
as a CT instrument for carrying the
infamous fraud intotffc Au Oswe.
goisn had. a SHIRT time briure, re.
moved to Cincinnati. lie was a cruny
nf many Of the Association. and Ia hin,
the pretended reply Of Gen. Iiarri
sons friends was scnt. that be might
copy il, spprnd to IL the namrs Of spme
gentlemen we'll known in Cincinnati.
aud return il with thai ciiy's pnsi.
mark. The clumsy frapd and furssry
was deliberately prrpeirAicd. incrrdi-
BILE as il may seem, although CONSCIOUS
of tbe absolute certainty Of detection.
Bot tbosr Immediately engaged in the
affair, well knew that they could not
sui r any loss nf character by the
transaction; while ihose aho secretly
pulled the wires, hoped 20 escape de-
,cctIon, aud that before the matter
Was bl"wn. the forgery would have
accomplished its objrcf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-23
From the National trselligenesr.
YOUNG MEMS
National Convention.

We underslsnd that there 10 misap.
prehension in some paris Of The country
with regard 10 the dsy on which the Con.
veniion viii meet in Baltimore. owing IA
Typographical error in part Of The edition
of The paper in which The Baltimore
Young Mems Address sss first publish
ed. The day appointed for the meeting
of the Convention 10 the frat dkonday
IN Nay. being the ForRTn day OF tbs
month.
Az . meeting Of the Baltimore eom-
mitlre Of srrsngemsns. lately held. The
following genllsmen we're appointed a
committee Of rSerpiion, With very sx.
iensive su,horiiy shd duiies:
Committee Of Reception.
Frat Tard "A. Herald. Jas. r.. sisGJrJ.
Sscond T@d- Nicholas L. D.shislls, .. w.
Third Wnd.-A. W bradford. Jesse d Reid
Fourth Ward. -wm. 2. Cole. Thos. Mullen.
FIFTH Ward. - John Buck. Edward Mitchell.
SirsA Wsrd-am. Stuart Appleton. Elisha
Lee.
Srrsrfl Waa : Nelson Poe, Joshua Jones.
Eishih Wsrd.-Thos. sheppard. JIM. Alex
Gould Jun.
kIaii Ward Oliver Nerris. Geo. Coz.
Ttnih Hard.--St. Geo. W. Tesckle, Joe c
Manning. .=e
El.psniA Wsrd--Tho,. G Pitt. o. Hor.sy.
jun.
Tpt!eA WgL--wm. P. Stewart, DR.. Jno n.
Piper.
The following resolutions were also
passed, and ordered To bs published:
ResoiUed. Ths! The several TIppeeanoe
Gibbs of The city be requested 20 have
prepared and painted such standards a,
they may deem appropriate, in order that
they may be properly ds.igpa,cd in the
procession nf the National Convention.
Resofuei. That the Wing household.
ers in the several wards Of our city be
requested To open their houses To ths
members of The National Convention. 90
FAR as their convenience will admit.
T.. YATES WALSH. Chairman.
JoIs w. wooDs. I s.,r.,,r;.,
REEus B. GALLUP. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-23

The Prospect .ahsadi-in The hard
MONEY country Of france. common labor.
srs, a. the highest, receive sirifen efnfi
. dav and 6nd themselves. In Sweden.
smother Of The sub.iressury countries, an
experienced agrieul.uriss esrns from iout-
teen 10 sixteen cents dayi aseommon
han as,s frnns- .ix "A siaht esnis. and both
classes beard themselves. In Bavaria.
laborrs are paid sixteen cents. and board
themselves. In Belgium. . skilful one.
ehanie can get from i~eniy.eight 10 ,hir-
" Eve cents sday. lnGsrmany. labor.
sfs are paid from ten TO fiftren cents With.
out board. 10 Ssxony, weaver can earn
10 a week six,y cents.