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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10
For the Phoeni1.
A SONG

A SONG.
Oh whats noble hearted man is Amos Ken
dali, dear,
To give up office, and withal six thousand in a
year,
To scrbbe for the Extra Globe to give the
people light,
To counteract impending change and keep all
matters right;
To save King Martin from defeat and keep
him in his Chair,
40 keep the spoilsmen all in place, such as
fam'd Rives and Blair;
10 aid all men and measuses that to his grand
eur tend,
To put down truth and righteousness, and the
Farmer Of North Bend
To put down, &c.
This Amos loves the People so, and democra-
tic rule,
He'd barter cen his soul for them, and act as
Satan's tool;
An Extra Globe can scarce contain the half
that he would write,
For honest love of plumbers sake, or honest
love of spite
For love of men, or love Of gold, or love of
place and power,
Love of deceit, and love Of guile to triumph
To put all patriot men to shame and fill them
with dismay,
To give to demagogues the reins, and villainy
full sway,
10 give to demagogues, &c.
Good Amos knows that he can make, by Globes
and other tools,
As many dollars in five months as he can make
tom fools
And while he's writing for his health as grave
ly he pretends,
And tyraut measures loud applauds and tyrant
men defends;
He knows he shall be growing rich and paving
well the way
To get-a mission or good place if he helps win
thelday,
To cure all present aches and pains so good a
man must feel
At leaving suddenly his Post; held all for tn
public veal
AT leaving, &c.
Oh, charming Amos charming Amos! states
man, patriot rare!
With thee scarce T. H. Benton will every way
compare;
Thou managest affairs Of state as if they were
Thou guidest and thou governest as if thou
vert at home;
dare say thou would'st be King when Mar
tins reign is DER,
As good as poor men could desire, or Andrew
was before;
Thy reign would make all beggars rich and
cause the rich to beg,
Kill Banks and all monopoles, such an eternal
plague!
Kill Banks, &c.
There's Bancroft and his mate Rantoul, If e'er
thou needest help,
Old Grundy, Duncan, Isaac Hill, and many a
tory WHIP,
(0ne nalfrv littlp snueakcr too inst come into
the light,
All eager for treasury-tea to suck with all his
Each, all in love with working-men, and all in
hate of Banks
Each we'll prepared TO back thee up in all thy
gody FRANKS
Each known to be knave at home, il haply
known at ALL
And each sturdy democrat! from this time
till next fall;
And each, &c.
Oh, thou art lovely, Amos, still-as lovely as
the rose,
The lily or the hyacnth, or any flower that
grows;
And how my heart doth ache for thee, that thy
poor little ones
Should be so frightened in the night by naugh-
ty fed'ral guns
Methinks the very dell himself was in those
naughty feds,
To Tighten children in the night, all in their
peaceful beds!
And my opinion is quite clear, for this most
vile intent,
That Van or you for all the world, should be
next President!
PETER RHYMER.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
June, sS40.
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WISHES TO inform the inhabitants Of
w Brattleboro and vicinity, that he has
taken the shop recently occupied by John H..
King, where he intends carrying on the Tail
oring business in oil it's branches. In point Of
style and workmanship inferior TO none, cities
not excepted.
All garments made by him warranted to fit
Cutting done as usual for Others TO make.
All those who see fit To favor him with their
custom will be thankfully received, aud shall
be dealt with To their satisfaction.
Brattleboro, May -, 1910. 1857
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10

:, = -, t"V'I WIN, VIII
take freight to Troy for 6eI cents per hundred.
Families in the vicinity Of Braitleboro who are
going West, can have their effects carried 10
Troy and there stored of fIeighted, according
to directions.
Apply to the Agent at Chase's Hotel, Brat
tleboro, or Griffith & Co. l49 River street, two
doors below Congress street, Troy, N. Y.
DsFreght TO any amount, directed to the
care Of N. BRIDGE & Sons, Brattleboro. will
be forwarded without delay.
April so, I8d0 &c
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BAGGAGE WAGON,
BaATTLEBoRo AND Troy.

NJ BRIDGE s. SONS
01 In. will run BAGGAGE
sis3sse5 IL w AecoS from Brattleboro
EfSs 1i{tY{ lSXn to Troy once week, leav-
SxS-sss lsss-sses slz.s lug Bratteboro on Mon
dav Of aarI r,.oL .,J "a, m
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FOR SALE.

4...A YNHE subscriber offers his well
fs.s&A IL known Farm for sale, contain
lssssb&s ing about 500 acres of good land,
.&2seA situated in the town of Stamford,
about four miles north of Adams, North Vii
age, and about half mile south Of the Meet
ing-house, on the Stage Road, and very pleas
antly situated. Two large two story Houses,
one recently built and we'll finished-Barns,
Sheds, and other Buildings, convenient for
said farm.
Also, one other lot containing one acre of
Land, House, Barn, SC. suitable for me-
chanic, and very good place for physician,
as we have none short of Adams-situatcd
opposite James Houghton's Store. Possession
given now with the crops on the ground, or
any time in one year.
JAMES MILLERD.
Stamford, April 90, 1910. Use
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H.A YING TOOLS.

D L A X z 6 7. A w n E NJ O T.,
A RE this day receiving full supply of
IN Blanchard's celebrated Cast and German
Steel Seylhes. Also, HGrpood's, Sy5ley's,
Far,cetPs, Kimbaips, Rice's and .Morse's east,
German and double Steel Seyihes. Cradle
Seyihes, Grain Cradles, Scythe Snaihs,
Rakes, Hay Forks and Scyihe Stones, ohicb
will be sold as loo as the fines require.
Bratiieboro, June IS, 1910. AZ
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WOOL.

YNHE subscriber continues 10 receive Woo
Il at the Putney Woolen Factory, to Man
uiacture into CASHMERE, on his usual terms.
HORACE ONION,
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD.
-
RAIL ROAD AND STEAM BOAT
LINE BETWEEN BOSTON
AND NEW YORK

AND NEW YORK.
On and after the 9th of March instant, the
trains on this road will run in connection with
the Steam Boat, as follows:
The train of Cars leaving the Depot of the
Boston and Worcester Rail Road, in Boston,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, every day except Sunday
will proceed Immediately on reaching Worces-
ter, and without intermediate stoppages, ar
rive at Norwich before dark; and Boat will
then Immediately leave for New York. Pass
engers will pass without change of Cars from
Boston to Norwich, and until the completion
Of the track to the Steam Boat wharf, will be
taken from the present Depot to the Steam
Boat free of charge.
A train of Cars will leave Norwich for Bos-
ton, Immediately on the arrival of the Steam
Boat, every morning except Sunday.
Other trains will be arranged to accommo-
date passengers who wish to stop at the differ
cnt Depots on the road. Cars are provided
with apartments for the ladies.
Fare between Boston and New York, IS co
Worcester and New York, 81 90
Boston and Norwich, IS 90
Worcester and Norwich, 50 90
i. WILLIS PRATT, Superintendent.
Passengers from BrGtiIebOrO
for New York will be provided with convey
ance to WORCESTER on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays of each week, through
BARRE, in season to take the above safe and
expeditions route.
Returning, the same Stage will leave Wer
cester on alternate days after the arrival Of the
Steamboat train from Norwich.
April /, 1910. tfsi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-10

PLAKE & LAWRENCE, have on hand
~ a good assortment of Wet and Day
GeocERIEs, at the lowest prices.
June %, 1910. AZ
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MYMs~sNI New England Sg%n I"' that the the
fW scross Of the true French Stall
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For Albany, Troy, & the Yves
tern Country.
VIA BRArTLEBoRo AND BESSINGroN.

VIA AND bENNINGTON.
aEEsaspTHiiesb sfos sys SSv %ol 1ia';
49,: Sundays excepied) at 8
''za-=l- ~ O'Clock, and arrives at Troy
and Albany same evening, where it interse0is
with the great "Wesiern Canal" Steamboats,
for New York, Railroad Cars for Ballston and
Saratoga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
H.cn Passengers on arriving at
a Troy or Albany, can pro-
T:S:lii s= sEE:.:2cure passage for the West
almost any hour Of the
day, either by Stages, Packets, or Railroad.
Returning this line leaves Baker s. Walkers
Stage Offices, Albany and Troy, for Benning-
ton and Bratileboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage leaves Albany for
Bennington every morning at 10 O'Clock, on
the arrival of the Boat from New York and
Cars from the West. Passengers goirg East,
who arrive at Albany in the morning and take
the Stage for Bennington, will not be subjected
TO riding in the night.
At Bratteboro this line intersects with four
different Stage Routes 10 Boston and two for
Lowell; also Stages for Concord and all parts
Of New Hampshire, and the Connecticut River
line Of Stages for Walpole, Bellows Falls,
Charestown, Hanover and HaverhI. Pas
sengers can go from Albany through to any of
the above towns in two days. April 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
A LETTER FROM Mn. PRESTON.

Inc fol'o"Hs eloquent and Impressive letter from
! Nr. Senator Preston TO he Whl-s Of Msndon, Mas
sachusetts, will be read with interest by his many
'brslheTs Of the great Wing family" IL defines
| the position" Of the parties that now divide the
country with great felicity and precision;
WtsmNGrUT CRY. June t6 is4n
DbAR Sih VITA high eStlmato of the cOmpll-
mea implied ~ your note 10 me, beg you, IN my
bchali, 10 assure the Wing Republican Association
OF Meudpu OF my earnest wishes for the aurrsssfIl
attainment Other purposes The condition of pub.
ilc atsTs lmperOusiv demands from ever, Do triot
ms utmost e1erlions 10 effect change Of men an j
Ta.aSs hive come N that pas. when u wopld
seem superfnous 80 speculate upon the political
principles OF the party IN power, or 70 argue con
corning them. Whether they be rIght or vrona
Que thing Is ccrtatn-thc country mas been ruined
under us administration. To the question how ba.
me country been governed let the condition of tb.
country answer. Has ia commerce been cNtendcd7
Have ITS manufactures been inCrsasedl Is H.
az icul' IRE prosperous currency sIund7 T. MS
credit hTmi Great and disastrous cnant - have &C.
CufIt0 DO regard 10 these important Int. DURING
lne d'HlinI io OF oUr pr.se1t rulers; and slthou.
,h'b uayValnly euagsy"I % sNou"rate themselves
nom the cn8rge ot having produced them tho
cannot DENY they have failed 90 avert them.
But there are other qucsuousof searching M,
,I' ~ fce1Ts 10 which, hen put they stand nrrrfr
We nave asked them whether th-y have NOT =,
mana. c4 the finances that The income of fLs 60,
Tnneut i9 rimlu SHE'D By two thirds snd the ey.er
HI.Ies Increased three fo.o2 Whether thoy have
Ioi 20 managed our luUlau affairs as 10 ON brat o..
.l wEli Ini whether they have not 90 conduct, .
.nlt "ar as o. occasion the expenditure Of fb,rt,
~ .'haTs- az 20 expose our citizens 90 con
nueI Duicn,rg and massacre sud a. 10 bsvc . I
.'I.'n 9i gII ffrrrTV conquered md retained bt ]
wages o. notwithstanding The general d.s /
go on lne country, and the failure of ever,
department 0i the Government tb,y have tbe 80
t',g'I % claim our confidence.
h'W such a1 administration came iu. and the
'H wN'cn % proposes 90 rcra.1 power, srr
t.IIly oi in1urv. The President Hrlrrf n re5'
f.'h JOY hhnI.y 9r any prct.ncs Yf rr.If ssfvIres
f'- appointed by hfs prCts~rs-DT fIf dad not er
~ AFi.Iro1s popularity. buf was prf rnf1 OF. /
q. we mere power Ut General JEcts1n. N vHsfr
.. NV lHa' he came in, ssd tnc means c,npl1vsa
,'-ei DIM ere NOT less dangerous fo on re-
i'' supported By nariv 0rgluizlt1ns15 al, ar.
~ ..'...' IIlders- the Government u.s.. frss, f5,
wv .'.'-i me people. 1rI fnf6fs he contest f.
'- 1of rnEasr.. Tfe rnsrrsrsrIs. n
ere Nan"1sI 'Hrereh1u. he a.rgi,
.'... " ars co.. s.r..sgf, %. EGG .4r4p.ys4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
WEST ALEXANDER rlrPrckNor CT


Ata meeting OF the Tipp,ranoe Chm. OF Donegal
Township, Washington Co Ps. held ia West Alex
andcr july 9th. $40 the following resolutions were
offered and unanimously adopted
Resoirci. That the Democratic Wings Of D1ncgall
Township. will parade in large numbers carly on he
morning Of the 81 OF September. at this place. ard
with Wagon =. horses Log Cabins carnage and ap-
prnPriaie Flags. Banuers and music wall marrh 10
Wheeling.
Resnired. That the whi-s II Washington County.
earnestly invited 10 quarter in this place. on the
night previous ha, they NAV be ready the n,lo,v-
ing morning to Joan us on our march to the great
rendezvous
Il, SOLVED That the sraes of our door laches shall
n.,; We prcd in but that they NAV be seer by all
made usc ofby all and walk in WITHOUT knocking
ard freely partake Of orr Log Caon fare
Resolved. That 10 the recent Victories in Rhode
Island Connecticut and Virginia bail the recent
triumph IN Louisiana as presage Of tho reggie go
ING in Tennessee Missouri keut,lckv. I'lionis
( and Indiana Forward March
Rrs'irei. Tho, UPON the arrival of the respective
Delegations frpr1 each township and borough NJ the
State Line. the delegation composed of the greatest
number shan take precedence and their Nfarsha- and
officers shall be- deemed officers chief and will take
command OF the whole PENNSYLVANIA line
Reso,rsi. Tha; Samuel Craig. Jr Moses Bel
George " Ilson. and DC; Samuel MKechan be spprln
ted Commttoc 81 Arrangement and Correspondence
whose duty shall be 10 advise with the drn,rcn
Glnh- m the Comfy, preparat ~ sad meeting az,
that Edia Ramsey. James n Bell and Martin VI SIa
tor be requested 10 act Narshss Tor MCCALL Town
ship
! Res bed. That tho Wing Edit,rs of tho adionin:
Counties. will AID toy a notice OF our meet
inc Of September next.
Resotrod. Thn! thus meeting adjourn tn me
NJ the house of James Mnth~rs the morning of th,
81 Of September next ~ halt > u'cluck A. -. m,
ihai the proceedings ct THIS meeting lie published /,
the Washington Reporter.
JOHN ATMURRAY. President
JosrrH Mclusxr. Vice Presidents.
NJ NJ StAroR.
EniA RANsFY. D
JosEPH NJ MAYS. ('e'
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and dsc'pl ned corps, ever ,iFirpt ever active
and ever ob.ttsnt a. The Com.naut - - Oiircrs.
It's because We THE PEOPLE ~. th2s snga-
ted IA such ContCat again - tit Gyscruunt nj pow
er that We are MAGAZINES ~ the true aGd mll
meaning " ne teru-WbiCs az our aECe-tsr~ were
wh'n they struck for li,ertv % y.ur Banker HiI
ans our Kings Mountain.
hen the daring u>UrpaHnns Fl the Executive
were exhibited. By his seiz,nl. wntS ui authority
upsn t5ePu5iie none hnd holding q without sane
ION o ~" me wing party formed AMI rs meme
assumed. n rested uYol IN, broad sentiment
winch hreathes through all our hist nv ani p.ryi5e
81 or institutions -oi love # law aud hostility %
prerocauve By this sentiment and all tb. svinpa-
lnl's und asSpciatons when belong a. IT, the whcs
ne, hnund 'oSelher' anf wherever one ~ found
within the wife border Of our country. hail him
AS brother.
II success awaits lts efforts, believe u does
viii come into power upon the pledge uf C.rcutn
scrihnr executive influence, vi rciustauEs the
Constitution, and, with healing ard CONSERVATIVE
so'tit, TO preserve and cherish al he institutions
aud great interests # tho country.
4 om, dear ar, with great respect, your obedenr
scfsaut, NM. e. PRES ON.
JouN Csc. NEvcNtr, J!eEGoa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

THE SPRINGS.-Frnm the VINE Sulpicr Sp-i--s
(Grccnbrier cUunty. Va hear that the number Of
vIs.tcrs there y about five hundred forming n very
pleasant scciciy.
A. Lcss Spring. (nrar Warrcpton Va there vyerc
on The 9Th INIT. about hundred ,~iters and that
ihesIr.vals number equal 10 fifty day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

ALIEN. 7. LhIpiEY. Cicrk
'AcoR q WiLSoN. 10 Cumrt --2m

NlRGlNIA;-At rul : held IN the c Jerks Office az
tbs Circuit Superior Court oi Law a.d I hsncety
Tor the county ot Osic m the h,o0;h Of July, lao.
h,Gc RICE, Corriniuart
against
Moses W. Oh airline ard E,enczcr Zn,c. nd
illustrators with the will Annexed Of Noah
Zane deceased and kly Dorsey aud Mar +. his
" ale late Mary L. lane, Hnd tb,n,ztr Zau,
James Z. johnston gnJ 80 'hll his wi't, William
w. ShTIver sad Caroline his wife, James A Ne
Clean aud Mary has wife, PlatOf ZanC, EAur- -.
den Zane, Elizabeth Zane Hnd t'urneLa Zane
which said May T.. Dorsey l. the widow, and =
winch sgio Eh.n zcrIane, Sophia Johnston, =
Caroline Shriyer, Mary Nc;lcan. Pater Hanp-
den, Ellz beth and 10 He.Ia Zane are the ehIi- =
dT'n aud heirs ~ law ct b.. oah Zane. lat. Of o.
mo county, dtCea,cd-and. Caih,rne r.. NIl-
son, DaviJ T.. Wilson. !lZabsth W lsuu, Alex
ander Nuscn. and Virginia Wilson ca 'dr.n
and heirs At law ~ Marcus Nilsson. late OF sdld
county of Oh q, uccCsscd, anu Alexander Nj
sou adrnin1srat"r of the estate OF iLV sad Mar
Gus Wilson, dScps-cd. Defendants
The defendants James q. Johnston. and SOPHIA
hrs WIFE, Catherine r.. NIls.n, David T. " ilson, E
hzahctn Wilson and Virginia Wilson. not having
entered Their appearance ard given security acColu-
INK 10 the act of assembly aud the m e. of this
Court, and ~ appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF tins comou Ncalth
On monon of the cCWpl aInant ty ouuscl, d
derrd hat fhe Ssd defendants 10 appear here on
the hr~t day Of next fall nf tins court and
answer nc sad complainaut's bill, sud that copy
Of this order be flrthwith inserted I'm son. ncNsIa-
per printed IN the ctyof a heeluse Tor two months
successive and III al the obt door Of The court
hoCsC q O.ilp county.
a copy tcstc,
ALEN. T. LAIDLEl, Clerk
NEtsoN, FOR Compt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15
ORGANIZATION or rnA Mu rrIA

"'''-r 'r'- "s >ercssry e Var. trsu.-i,tis- .
,ys''s' g p OfgesifIi,oa z, its Nl,,ta q n. fr,,
III Sic'cs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

NIRGl NiA.-At rules 10 n ,lc Clerk vilcc % IA,
cif'u Suis.rpr court ct L,s, aui ca ncety 49, n
county of Ohio. ma the fuputh % AusaSt. 1910.
George MClell,Hd Complainant
John ~ Clarke. Her-v Mcorr. lph-
''ncr. Charles L. Sr1nr.. tho Prrsrleui To
pr'''"rs md Company nf Tive BInb ot Ch1utrry
.'iour' Pleasant and S,in'I Mills
Dci,'n,ri.'s
tdc heic no1hts the President. Directors and CON-
rany u he Bank ct Mount Pleasant aud samuel Mill
not having cnt"rcd their appearance and given
riy ucC'rdrC 10 the assembly and tl.c rules
this court. and Il appearing by Satisfactory evidence
that they NJ; inhabitants of this commonwealth
On Inoun ct the complainant by counsel II resolved
that the said defendants do appear here Is FIRST day
Of the next all term II this enter their app,Hr-
uncc. ~" bn oithe said complainant. other.
wise defend this Sui;una that copy ui 'h,s order hc
forthwith inserted IN newspapers printed IA the
city oi Wheeling, 1r iNo months suCUcs-t. eiy srt
o~iec M tho irOni door of the Cont house Ol Ohio
/ county.
copy jc,ic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

IA COklNG GLASS. Portrait a Picture name
R< manufacturer The Subscriber respectfully IN.
forms The citizens of Wheeling and vicinity that nc
has commenced, IN connection with his firmrr b.s
ness tho Locking Glass, Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding &c IN oil ITS branches-lic has engaged Mr.
jas. Robinson, from. the first manufactures In Ncy,
York whose workmanship Is inf rior TO none in the
Union, an is prepared execute all otiers in that
line. tie viii constantly keep on hand an extensive
assortment of LOOKING GLASSES OF every descrip.
non IN GiItand Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
a1d Portrait frames mndc order Old frames r.rili
and Gliding ofevory description done IN the best tye
July Ia. w BRANSTRUP
Afs,r, E.rR n,-t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-15

sab ishfnent ct dep0t-. ln each irina sisfuctsf
re tnitrd states ne bc may deem Necessary for
he saleketn'nS OF r'Hnl'i.n- and a-'gs and 81.
may be called forth.
25ih. That the ofioe-s, n,n.comuii, jnred OF. .
GERS attn ert, musicians, aud prVatCs e. vuun' Gee
% wnaa, ~ tny service Of The Unitcd states; eN-
i"Ft when cal ed as provided for IN he ith heat
All ne euut,gd T. thC Ike coinpcusaii1n boz case ~.
lisa iiiiY. ey woudds or otherNisc, lnrurfe. n ths
service, ~ ~, or may be- allowed 10 cfir,r- nor
'ommlss'Ired Officers aitfc,rs Tnusioiaus aud ,r'
Yates 81 the Army ot the United states
Jo'n. That me scvcral corps Of volunteers WI h
now exist m the several States aud lu what man
ner soevcr Organ7cu, be NOT disturbed or derived
Their accustomed privileges; but ncverthslc less De-
SUBJECT u such restrictions as thir respective -.
r9'Gr NAV direct, aud TO oil other duties rtquir.
militia.
39th' That the Legislatures Of the several states
n INT earliest PERIOD "f t'1c after the adoption o
th' system. enact snch laws - NAV rs ncccssar'
70 enroll aud organize IN" nv IN Of the rrsppc,.
states, according % the prpyj-iOny confined here
n;ptpwfed that, urtl such enr, linen, ssd organ.
Lailpn De made, the existing laws governing tr
n'iua OF ach state be considered as stl IN force
son. Ihat the term mll.'ia of the United STATE
,ha.l be 50 construed as 10 embrace within .,
meaning al trools 81 ha',yrr description, not o
me gulat army ut the l"I;td States.
Respectfully submitted
Hon. n. ". r Hrxrrs. -
Speaker Of ais H,usc ~ R,7-esso,a,irc,
tbs hill l. known TO be- oii1us To The people Il
objectionable features seen by the party in powe
and The members Of it try hard to shield the Prcsen
from The od'um ct II; bot u is impossible. Their
stands The Prosdonts hand in his Message Of Dec.
1889.
II CANNOT TOO .rRoSs'y arc,uurxn TO VOC
! coSsIDEFAuoN Tur Pt,~ roR ORGANIZING tn
MUM, PROPOSED ~ rHr SEcHrr,Ky AT WAR.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
M.EcH 20 $40.