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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

The following remarks, on General
Bankrupt Law, are from the Sulhrrn Pat
riot-"The public feeling seems 10 be in
creasing in favor of genera! bankrupt
law. There never was crisis IN The at
fairs Of this country that more imperatively
called for such all act. There will be short.
" thousands of individuals whose energies
will be locked up, useless to themselves,
their families aud society from The lale
vicissi,ude in commerce. Are so large a
class of persons who have plunged into
misfortune by no faults or folies of their
own. to remain under The interdicI that
would consign them 10 iudolence and rust,
when nature and The social law dictate that
their talents and activity should be elnplny
ed in the promotion Of individual comfort
and The Increase of national wealth? To
strike OUT of social existence, as it were,
those who have been involved in distress
from inevitable circumstances is besides
auti.republican. 1t gives a monopoly oI
the fruits of activity and industry to those
who. bythe lucky accidents Of life have
been able 10 preserve therposlIion in snrie-
~ and thus works inequality in land in
Which equality in social advantages is a
mono irs proudesf boasts. We hope there
(1re ,hatrhe different cities oflhe union will
continue in addressing The most powerful
memorials to Congress for the passage ol
general Bankrupt Law"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13
RANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

The difficulties with which this inStl'u-
lion has 10 contend, seem 10 increase rath-
rr than diminish. II was supposed that
when il ceased To he national, and be-
came State corporation, its operations
would be so confined as 10 render II less
formidable for good or for evil, and that
its affairs would he so managed rs TO secure
lis friends more firmly, and 10 softcn L"
snme extent, the bitterness ofits enemies.
These anticipaions have not been realized
however, and the Bank is perhaps more
obnoxious at the present than al any for.
ner period. Even some, who were IT'S
warrnesl friends. have los, cnnfiAenre IN
il, and its enemies, before strong, are won
,ierfnllv increased and exasperated. Tie
inan which Mr.. Jaudon has neentiated in
Europe for the purpose of sustaining the
institution, Of upwards of four million OF
dollars, has been made at so exhnrblanI
nte, and redeemable IN so short II time, as
only 10 uphold it temporarily--to pun off
he day a year or two more. The rate OF
interest, though nominaNy 9 per cent, is
something over ten: aud it is Impossible
'or il to pay these rates aud sustain ltseli.
unless euea aed in some other business than
ina, sanctioned by legitimate commercial
banking principles.
In The Legislature Of Pennsylvania a
powerful effor, is making to rerea It's char
Ter, and we should mol he surprised 1t II
succeeds; There seems 10 be no doubt h'''
majority of both branches of The Legs
!ature ale opposed TO the Bank. and the
only question is. whether its acts have been
-uch as 10 amount to violation ri It's
.harler, either in form or spirit. The cur
rent against il was 50 strong, that mem
oer friendly 10 The Bank, stated "'haI II
he Legislature would pay hack the bonus
received from the Bank in thirty days, the
Bank weulG lay its charter at lis feet =
Camden Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13
I62,013 9(
S62.2a6 sc
Net gain,

Being over three per cent on the capital, ar';
applicable to The reduction OF the debt OF tl,y
company.
The whole debt Of the road is $515,63 81
the greater part of which. is due the j.. Tin
and Charleston road. The receipts OF the Ham
burg road have becn greater for the last s'
months of ls39. tlar tlcy were during the COZ
responding period of 1898, and the expense.
less. Upon the whole, the road is in prosper
Gus condition.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

Pennsyluania.-The bill to compel a
general resumption on the 18th inst. pass
ed its Fl al reading in The House of Rep
resentatives. on The 29ih Of January by
vo'e of 60 10 24-on!y 6 menIhers ahsen'
The Pennsylvapian expresses strong con
6dence that il will pass The Senate with,
out any material alteration. By this bill,
the refusal Of any bank to resume at the
appointed time involves the immediate
forfeiture Of charter. The "inierregnum of
law and the constitution" so forcibly dc.
picled by Mr.. Binney. seems therefore
drawing 10 close. We may hope :hal
Charleslon too, will share in the joyful re-
storation Of legitimate rule.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

IsDrAsA.-The Louisville Public Advertiser
says, that bill has passed one branch of the
Legislature, and will probably pass the other,
to stay executions for t,ro years. when competent
security is given. A most wretched state Of
things. and highly dangerous remedy, truly
Indiana resembles patient laboring under a
dreadful disease, and applying to quack, to
cure it, with his poisonous nostrums.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

DEBT OF THE STATEs.-Frcm the Report
of MIR. Grurd read in the Senate. i, arrcars
ihat q States are in debt. about t,ro hundred
million Of doiiars. Rhode I.land. n, W Hamp-
-hire. Ft,mon' and Cnnnectcu, owe norhing
Louisiana owes rrwnrds oftnentyJour millions.
Pennsylvania, and Mississippi, owe very
::rgely.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

The Hnuse of Representatives of Mis-
sissiypi. have adopted a resolution, BY
yeas AZ, nays 81. maintaining The right OF
The Legislature To repeal bank charters,
and insIrucling The committee on hanks
and banking to report bill requiring the
hanks to resume specie payments by The
lst of A pril next, on pain of inrleilure oI
their corporate franchises.-Augusta Con-
Stitution0liSt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AND SFNTI
yEL.-Nlessrs. VIM. E. jones IL D. P.
Shaw. Proprierors Of this Paper, have
sold out, and retired. The paper in fu
ture. will he published by Messrs. ]. W.
& w. S. Jones.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

New YoRK-On the evening of the Both
ul,., a fire broke out in Pearl street. New York,
and before it could be subdued, destroyed a
number of fine buildings, and much ,nerchah
disc. The loss, 4 estmated, will not fall
short Of two millions Of dollars. The greater
,art. hover. was covered BY The insurance Of
fectcd in the city, and in Bo ton. I, is suppo-
sed 10 be the work ofincp diaries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

Messrs. Blair & Rives editors of tie Globe,
we're elected, Oh the 3 th ut.. Printers to The
House of Representatives of the United Stu,es.
The vote wus US follows For Blair d Rives,
10; Gales 4 Seaton, 92; Duff Green, for
VI While, 2; T. Gideon, !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

A public sale of s9s,3O0 bank notes Of
the y. S. Bank of Philadelphia, protested
on 18th Ocl. last, with ajudgment rendered
nm Old November, on which stay ofexecu
ION was given by tho Bank upon security,
"a . advertised for Thursday.-N.K J. Com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

Augustus S. Porter Wrig,) has been elected
United States Senator, from Michigan. for the
"nsning six years. Mir. L, ol.. ". b. WAS his
Predecessor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13
Ebe aDnertlaer.
EDGEFIELD C. Ii.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1870.

To CoRREspoNDENTs. =" Edgefeld.
Tyronis. Up Country" and Comnuni-
cation from Col. John Marsh,are unavoid-
ably postponed. They will he published
in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

HAMBURG RAIL RoAn.-From the semian.
nnel report Of the Soul; Carolina Canal aid
Rail Road Company, it appears that The tota
receipts for the second half Of 1885, amount
To 1924 ,270 76.
The current expenses for the same
time, (incuding machinery, road
improvement. and Interest ac-
counts. which, in former years,
have been added TO permanent,
improvemcn,s.) I6a,Ola GO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

| to know any thing about the public, Of
which zoe are the regular suardians-our
paper as good as specie-nonsense-folly
-madnrss-April fools day! ]" &c. &c.
Meantime the people arc asked derislvely
how they are 10 pay their lakes. One
would suppose, ifthe notes of the suspen'
ded banks are as good as specie; all thatIhe
tax payers have 10 do is to gether suffl
cieni quantity of them, take them to The
issuers and beg them as particular favor
to '.swap even" for gold and silver. These
bauks all suspended to serve the commu-
nity-ifit should appear that they cannot
better serve it than by helping 10 pay tine
taxes in legal currency, aud thus save the
honor and faith ofihe State. who can doubt
for moment that their patriotism will
prompt Them TO open their vaults to the
necessities Of their fellow citizens -
The Tar on Brokers-FuN Deretops-
msnts.-The proposition 10 lax the Bro
kers originated with Mr.. Higgins. MEM
her of thu Senate from Newhury-a gen
lleman well known and universally res
peeled throughout the Stale. Early in the
session. he submitted his proposition 10 a
member Of the House 1pho suggested the
rate of taration which he adopted. lie
drew up The clause with the assistance OF
two olber members of the House, aud then
carried it to the Chairman of the Commit
Tee on Finance (Mr. BenuetD before the
hill to raise supplies had received lis first
reading in The Senate with request that
he would submit it to his Committee when
that bill came before them. He consented
to do so, hu, instead that if the measure
should he opposed in Committee, he (Mr.
Higsins) should attend and explain the OBJ
iects of il. or if il should he opposed in the
Seua,e that he should defend it, 10 which
he agreed. (Mr Higgins was no, mem
her of the Finance Committee at the last
Scssou.) The clause was reported, and
the attention of the Senate called parlicu-
larly to i, as an amendment. by the Chair
man of the Finance Committee, OH The
second reading of the Tax Bill. II passed
without opposition, and the bill went TO
he House for final reading with this
clause. There was ho:hine irregular
aboutit. We have before us letter from
member of the House stating that he W.
red for the amendment. We are further
authorized to state that the clause was
shewn to lwo gentlemen of The Charleston
delegation TO The House, before it was re-.
terre,j 10 The Senate Committee. One of
these gentlemen, we presume, was MI.
Memmnger. who has already explained
his connection with the measure, as well
as the manner in which il was taken up
in the House. 1t seems 10 have been a.
dopfed because nobuby thought it worth
while TO pay any attention 10 it, and now
when The Coroner's inquest shall set upnn
the bodies Of The brokers, they will proha
hly feel bound to bring in A verdict of
death by accidental s,rauguation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

The following Official Return of the e.
lection Of Ordinary for Edeefeld District,
was furnished MS, by the Chairman oi the
Board Of Managers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

The aggregate amount Of losses by fires
in The city of New York within the last
three months is said TO be at least three
millions Of dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

GEORGIA RAIL RoAD.-Savannah pa.
pers slate that this Rail Road. is compile
ted to the distance of one hundred miles,
from that city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

S1,500.000 in Specie, is stated t,hava
arrived at Philadelphia from New York on
Monday Of last week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

Commodore Morris has been ap 'oiuted
President of the Board Nav ,nmmis.
sinners, in the 'l"ce 'lCom. / aac Chaun
cey. deceased.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

The Bank of p. n -. lv mia has taken
one hundred thousand dollars Of the Slate
loan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

Wyly Murff, ESP. has heen appointed
Pos, Master at Brewerton, Laure - District
S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

The Boundary QueStion.--Thc P!iiladel'
phia National Gazette says:--
IAN express from the governor general OF
The Canadas with dispatches for llicBrI'l>h
minister at washington, arrived in his city
las, night in the short time of FIVE days
from Toronto. U. c., and proceeded 10
Washington in The railroad line at eight
nrlnck this morning"
We liud The following paragraph in the
Augusta Age.
We understand thai Governor Fairfield
has received. in reply to his letter to lhr
President Of the esd ulr., a letter from MIR.
FORSYTH. Secretary Of SraIe--by which ii
appears, that prior To the reception of the
Governors letter, the President had re-
crived informant II from another quarter.
pfIhe late movment of The British troops
upon the disputed territory, and had i'm
mcdatoly made it'hr snhjrcl of represen-
latous to the British Minister a, Washing
ION. who is now in correspondence with
rhe Colonial authorities. upon Inc subject.
A further reply is soon expected by the
Governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13

We are indebted TO The Hon. +. w.
Pickens, for several Washington papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-02-13
APPOINTMENT oE THE PREACHERS
OF THE M. +. CHURCH.
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-Henry Bass,

p. E.
Charleston District N. Tally, H. A. e.
Walker, Whilriord Smith, w. Capers.
Editor lhr Southern Christian Advocate.
Black Swamp. R. j. Boyed, w. l..
Pegues. Walrerboro, Theopi'ilus Hug
gins. Barnwell II. Ii. Dnrant Andrew J.
Green. Orangebure. Allen M'Corqdo-
dale, Samuel Dunwody. Cypress. R. j.
Limehouse, J. r. Lnrke. Cooper River,
George r. Tally. MlssloNs.-Thos. f.
Leadbeltcr, MarlinEady. Pocolaligo,John
N Davis. Combahee. and, Asbcpoo, J.
Il. Cohurn. William Holiday. Pom. Pom.
e. Wilson. South Sanlee. Mark Russell
North SanIlee, w. e. Ferrell. Cooper
River, Abraham Nettles.
CoKtsBURY DlsTErcT.-W. Nj. Wight
man P. T.. Chnckeshury Circuit, Joseph
H. Wheeler, W. p. Aonzon. Edgeheld,
David Derricks. S. W. KennerIy. Pen
dIcIon, EJnhn Zimmerman. Grcenvlllc,
David lIilarl, Williamson Smith. York
vile. J. G. Poslel.-Uniou, James &.
Pnslell, Thos. S. Dani. Laurens, David
w. Seal. Newberrv. George w. Moore,
John Tarrant. Aiken, Joel w. Townsend.
SaIula mission. J. W. Welbnrn
JamcsStacy, Agent for Cokeshury Man
ual Lahour School, and Randolph Macon
College.
COLOMBIA DIsrRIcT-lHarwelI Spann,
P. E.
CoLuMBIA.-CharlesB Beus. Columbia
Circuit. b. Thompson. Winnsi,oro, w.
e. Paterson, w. Collier, Lancaster, Wm.
Brockinston. Lewis Little. Camden, Sam
uel Townsend: Sanee, c. A. Crowell,
q. w. Barnes. Darlington. Samuel w.
Capers, l.. O'Neal. Chesterfield, W. S.
IIaltom. Missions-Upper Santec. S. D.
Laney. Broad River, Juseph Holmes,
w. J. Jackson, Jacob Nipper.-Rocky
Mt. mission E. L King.
WILMINGTON DIsTTIcT-B. English,
p f.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Gamcwell Bruins
wick, Simpson Jones, Joseph P. Krrton.
Bladeu, A. lIoyle, Ii. E. Oghurn. Fay
cltevilIee. Samuel Leard Rocking ham,
W. r.. Harrison. William McSwain.--
Cheraw. w. c. Kirkland. Pee Dee, J.
r. Picket. A NJ. Chrilzberg, Black River.
Charles S. Walker. Michael Robbins
Grorgelnwn, A. NJ. Forster Waccamaw,
J.. Scarborough. A. M. ForSter. Wacca-
nav Neck. J. A. Minch. J. l. Beln. Sam-
pit, Panl A. NJ. Williams.
MNcoLsroN D1sTRICT.-Wm. Crook,
T. F..
Lincointon. D. G. Mcdaniel. w. c.
Clarke. Deep river, J. VI. Brady, Mar
tin +. Myers: Montgomery, William NJ.
Kerr. A. Huckabee; Madesho ouah. L..
L. Potter. Genre. A. w, Walker. Char
Iolte, A. b McGiIvnry. Charlotte circuit,
P. G. Bow man. Cam pbelI Smith. Ruth
rrford. J. b. Anthony. Kings Mountain,
Beni: Hamilton. Morganlon, Colin Muir
rhisnn. Jas. II. Chandler. Spartanhurg. S.
Armstrong, C.. McCl"ud. Missions
Rock Fish. J. a. McMnkin.
James Z. Evans, transferred 10 the
Georgia Conference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
uOIisE OF DELEGATES

IUeSddU, JdH. -, A. co,,to
/, communication was received rom .nI &C M
That thew had agreed to the resolution y With
as IN relation to the election OF INV dav Of
amendment proposing to change u, the s
hna conversation between Messrs
Hne' "a Nav the resolution and amehu'he"' "e'e
,,~ a, ,ha table ayes 43, noes g. ,ho Governor,
,nnn;ca,on was received from tnG or the
enclosing general statement OF tne ,s lst inst Or.
rarn,srs Rank and its branches Oh 'he ~ '''''
dered to be printed roca;ccd transmitting the
M Annual Report Of the Visitors o o. ' and psmb anl
Of the Blind. ,,.r,rroSs.
Petitions were prcsontcdBy Mr ,n, the BaItinor
ions Of Jefferson county praying na u.horized to
S OHIO Railroad Company may ss ,hs;r road with III
depot a, the smhsd Mr. w1
,so neti,ion of William Gauns anu Of
COUNTY of Rappahannock, for the sacrrysve, in Thu
r county. 49, following Resolution:
aResoised That select ooS IN seesing speedy
enquire n.o n communication between femes River
This resolution sa09ss s on Propositions &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
COMMUNICATED.
HEM RICO.

HENRICO.
Republicans Of Henrico!-Wc are called upon to
meet al our February Court 10 discharge most i'm
por,ant duty. No man deserving the name of Rcpuh-
Wings and Aholi,ionists, in corclarc at Harrisburg,
have nominated William ". Harrison, Fcdcralist OF
the old black cockade order, for Presdcnt-and
rohn TYLER renegade Republican, for our Vice Pre-
sdcnt 4 hopeful compromises shameful sacrifice
of principle to Inst Of power. Nothing but deep
and abiding faith in the ignorance OF the people, ana
in their utter ncapacy for elfgovernmcnt could have
emboldcned these anti Republicans, these Caychris-
tened WsIGs to put forth such candidates Let every
nlan man of common sense, who reprObates such
and pebnld associations, do all ne can to save
his country from the rdicuc, if not from the ncacula
bic mischief that powerseekng Whiggery would bring
upon us forbear to speak of the candidates as theJ
NAV deserve but do say neither fit for either Office
to which they have been nominated They make sor
~ match in any way You may yoke them.
# is hoped that every Republican, every friend o
virtue dignity and consistency will attend at Fcbrua
nv Court for the purpose OF appointing delegates L
the Democratic Republican Convention. Martin Val
Rurcn has been tried in the fiery furnace OF WIN!
maliqnants and Abolition fanatics, and has come GU
Ike nrre cold Shall we now throw him aside or sui
fer him TO be- inundated by the frantic rage OF those
his enemies, and one whose wofsh cry is 'Hdr 10 M
ku;fe" upon Martin Van Buren,, "uacoapromtstn!
hosfiIity TO Martin Fan Buren,! Shall Republican
throw this man aside, now that he has proved hmsel
true 10 the core? Aud for what For the hopeful
fruits of one Of the STAR business transactions
| Wb;occrv, No: never Our worthy President de
the hearty cheers and Jealous support OF ever
true hearted Ainerican and the citizens of Henrc
county will not be backward in doing justice to such
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
CO-ENC.STc3TrD

Ataverv l,ra, co.MNU.r7caTED
puhcans friendly to the nrossn, ol ,he re
'ne county OF Cumberland at the Coprtbonsa NJ ,,;
49,; ' ~ ~'th OF January, 1870 benu court day
on" y age was called to the chair and Samuel Hob.
-" appoln'eo secretary. After the object of the
meeting was eNplaned the Chairman appointed cnl
Joseph fuqua John p Wilson and Carter H,rr;son
committee TO prepare resolutions suitable to the occ,
slons After retiring for while, they returned ,ho
following resolutions, which were adopted by man.
nous vote by said meeting
lst. ReSotsed, That Carter H. Harrison Thos n :.
bell, Creed ID. Coleman, Thos. w. Crowder. WIN w
wilson and John c. Page be appointed depu,aton in
pursuance OF an invitation given the Republican family
throughout the State to their brethren in the CITY
OF Richmond on the Goth day of February next, for
the purpose of forming an electoral ticket to BIO nr
Scn'cd TO the people at the ensuing Presidential cleo
ton.
: Reso'red, That Col. Joseph Fuqua, Creed d. Col
man. john W. Wilson, Col. n. Pcnck ard Capt. VIM
D'hei ne appointed dcputition to meet the Conren-
oh 70 Oe held At Buckingham Court house. or else
where, and to unite with them in the choice of cand
aae TO represent this Senatorial district in the Legis
lature.
Sd Rrso!red, That this meeting do, unanimously,
instruct Allen Wilson, their delegate from the county
OF Cumberland 50 far the meeting instruct and
Saa wilson IS hereby instructed, not to give his vote
under any circumstances whatsoever, to William c.
h'ves to be the Senator of Virginia in the United
States Senate.
''t"0'ff", iHdb SdFlcf III. HARRISON DC nom.
S'ed rs candidate to be voted Tor the next election
or Delegate for this county for the next General AS
'eh'py: and that the members OF this meeting pledge
TO the use Of all honorable means secure
lis election
'th. HcSoired, That this meeting do cordially APP
'rove me principles avowed, and the measures pursued
y the present Executive of the Federal Government.
he$orra, That the foregoing resolutions be forward
q 10 the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer for imme-
late publication.
"hereupon, the meeting dissolved.
JOHN c. PAGE, Pres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

For THE E-FQCIhfh.
Miscellaneous Chapter The Politics o. Ms thar
= - rtremey amusngto behold, the pTndety' Wh;o
rrayty and indig nan air put on oy u,e hs
ieas al what thcy are pleased to and the
coalition between Mr. Calno sa not ace
namocratic marty Indeed, any one VINO ua
,,,nn@h the hypocrtca chcanery ana ha inclined
rost;inton Of Federal Whggery woula . " vru
hacve from this frequent repetition o. .e and
70 rofsss;ons that they were the real H., their
oSS Pnres in the political world ana n and
sdeTs never guilty which
Leaders nrneped or unprincpied But h,s,o. and the
maid of TRUTH the friend 70 Yi'o III ;mnos
.ne to vce-hstory, which frowns COW" ,e present
ture nttsr,r contradict and destroy all 1 Whn ala
instance and nuritanca airs Of the feoefai
Bank Tory party -, hitherto been hostile to eacl
Whem o 'T at length reconced, because IN case
othei, emergency they happen to coincide IN op0
public n,d the same political principles in common y
and 70 Of great and transcendant importance y 81
a, malice, envy and party rancor may asse,r 80
VAN a,ion has been brought about oy Univ" 80
sScn Motives or that it selfish and unPEncpeu -
my N.Y. On the contrary, it is ar from being az
union inasmuch it has been
pr sSberence to or coincidence in the same p''h'p'<