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A FAMILY.

The New York Courier and Enquirer
Of Thursday, thus speaks Of Family
now resident 10 Gro,on, New London
county. Connecticut:
Daniel Whipple. young man of ~
wears II age. had a family Of is children.
and Noah Wh,ppie, 80 years Of age.
had family Of Ia ch,ldren.-Daniel
and Noah were cousins and had married
SISTERS In the visi,stions OF Providence,
Daniel died and also Noah's vile The
widow had 10 ehildren to provide Zoe,
and honest Noah only Ii dear huls ere ..
lures.
10 moihers and fathers Who quail a,
The idea Of supporting a small family OF
3 or 10 children. look a. this good mans
history. and learn lesson Of valor, forti.
Jude, and rssigns,ion. Both families
we're entirely dssian,s. dependant on The
sbsr Of their hands for suppon.
Noah was . stoss mason, and daily
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SHOCKING DEPRAvITY.

|. An stroeious publication recently sp
Pesrsd 10 the Globe" respecting the
dsalh-bed Of the lsmenied Harrison. A
personal fIiend Of the late President.
shocked as every body must be. furnish.
ed The following notice touching the ar
iiele IRON the /" National ln,ellissneet. -
We cory il from sense Of duty. - the
e." Siandsrd," OF this place, has been so
lost TO The deseneies Of life %. By 20.
Publishing the piece. 10 endorse the out
rage: Register.
In the lesding editorial article Of The
Globe Of The l5!h inst. among many 9th.
er gross and wicked un,ru,hs. j, the FOL.
lowing shocking Justification Of 4" the
des,h.bed scene" Of Gen. Harrison:
The scene OF his death. bed, no wsvtr.
showed in The most affecting msnner,
the state Of his feelings in regard 10 the
matter that had ensrosssd them from the
moment he had entered Office. From
persons who Ruised and watched BY him,
is known th:l whenever his mind be
gan to wander. he gave utIsrsnee 10 the
secrs, thoughts that oppressed him; and
he continuity REQUIRED 10 the distressing
scenes he had recently passed through.
Sometimes he would say MY dear ma
dam. Ibid NOT direct that your husband
should be turned om. did not knop
IL. Ifrisd 10 preuenf it, On other oc.
cssions. he would say, in broken senten.
ees; II is prong-Igon't conseni--'fis
unjust Again: '7hess applications.
iciH they nsUsr cease? From different
aud unquesiionable sources, we ore in.
formed tina, The malady oi his heart,
which broke on, into expression in his
partial delIrium, or when his mind was
abs,rac,edi IN q sort Of slumber. kslfawa
kened BY his snguish. con ,ianly mani.
tested itself by ut,ering some snatches Of
sentences like those We have quoted"
Now. however much party spirit may
be INDUCED in the official abuse Of Gen.
Harrison tha, was published agains. him
living. there can be no excuse of, nor
pallilailon for. such gross inventions a.
these after he is dead. VIVA, is here
said is not only no, true. but not even
approxImaiing a truth; aud al these cav.
Ings imputed TO Gen. Harrison are the
malicious inventions Of the writer for the
Globe.
The Globe 10 ssain guilty Of a gross
uniru'h nssying tina, as to removals from
Office, Gen. Ilarrison's Cabinet differed
~ opinion from The President by a vote
OF four for removals. and Two against.
and that This majority voted down The
President This is oil sheer invention,
Tor IL was MT only. impossible TO remove
executive officers without the Presidents
consent, bu, Gen. Harrison presided over
and directed every Cabinet meeting.
The frat removal msde. which settled the
principle Of sc,ion. was that Of the Col
lec'or Of New York. in which Ptesiden,
Harrison concurred with euery member
Vt his Cabinet.
The uimos, union and harmony exist
ed between General Harrison and hi. Ca
s'nst. notwithstanding ell The Glob, in.i.
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ONE OF The PRESCRIBED.


SOUND D0CrRlNES-TRUEP0.
LCY. The following 10 given in the
Pitssburg pspsrs. - an extract Of letter
from John Tyler, now President Of the
United States. 10 Messrs. Blackwell. How.
ard and Singer, of that place, addressed
10 ihem under date OF October 9. 1870.
The Baltimore Psirio, says. The opinions
ihersin sdvaneed. a. 10 she true policy
Spd dpliss Of govsrassat. are not less
sound. in themselves. than. a. an index
OF The fuiurs. they must be Satisfactory TO
ihe grea, body Of .he people. Address
ing those .cis,zsps Of Piusburg. las, fall,
John Tyler says:
- have witnessed with deep regret The
parslyzing influence which misgovern
nsent has exsrisd over The whole country,
and which has no where more suikinsly
manfesIed itself than over your city, and
your sister cities of Sleubenyille. Wells.
burg and Wheeling. The war which
has been for several years past unremit.
rlingly carried on against The currency Of
The country, has fallen with peculiar se-
Isesiiy on The manufacturing districts
causing numerous establishments here,o.
fore eminen'ly successful IN their opera
lions 10 be closed; and The useful and hard
,sork,ng mechanic 70 be thrown out OF
employment. | regard il as the mos,
solemn duty Of those who are selected Ia
sdminisler the affairs Of government. so
10 sdninisier them as 10 advance 10 The
gres;ssi extent The general good and
studisssiy 10 avOid the adoption Of all
such measures as are calculated 10 affect
iyuriously the interesis and psyfare Of
the honest and industrious farmer, me
eha,rie and manufacturer. hODever hum.
bic 10 station or remote in location and
Iqr each aud al TO f"urish. bsspsaks 9
wise course Of Legislation, and . perennial
system Of goyernmsnL
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Asapsh auT oiEsasIH@sRl. if.ilntheex
Ioreiss q ihaiiSelinE. hll shn nd.issd, ca
jcOuraFaA. 0FhPpfsFsd he polisE hrs made
q EEL he rseod. they nay ahsRk heir
.o4a folly 90 mallgaity ISr is--fhe pro
seripsloa &c 1871 10 oaly RETaisurIsK
sssrlcs. We apply 70 lhea he baggage
.ef ShskssPtsre.
Ia these eases
.Wssssls lave la&g neat hrrrs ti-st wf hutieae.
Body insirSciisas. whish, be'as lapshia
Fstsra
70 pi.sas ,As iassassr. The sssa-A'adsd
slaszsee
Goa .asaas he Ingredients 81 car P0isea'i
chaiies
To orr owA lps.r
The Hypocrisy ofIhrse lsehsma ebul
lItions Of the Globe and other Kindred
presses 10 sussled ~ the fact. shieh has
never vet been denied. Ihsi, had the lsss
Presidential election resulted 10 favor 81
Sir. Van Buren. lists Of every Wing IN
Office Al Washington were prePsrsd. snd
no nesns were 20 be leii unined 20 eGreI
,the renoval Of all Bur the election ter
.mInHed differently. and ,hsi policy which
was 10 have been pursued without remorss
becomes odious when applied To the EN-
.piriesl eura,ors Of official purity.
I.laiMng our remarks 70 The cases which
occurred lathe District OF Colombia in
ls29. xe can say ina, Of the numerous
ind,vidusls so uninsli6ahly aud esusrless.
~ removed. net one has yet been restored
10 a6fre A. class Of men, they may
boldly ehal-nge comparison wI,h those
who have since been brosghl here BY the
sun Of Executive l.sar. What they have
suffered during the interval ol twelve wears
10. and. perhaps. only raa be. known 10
themselves. Having done nothing To far
4si, their claims 10 public confidence aud
Isspsel, they have the consolation ri
knowing, or 81 least behaving. tha they
enjoy bclh 10 as great an extent As ever.
May Of them, It 10 true, have gone TO
their finsl account. and are nov beyond
the reach Of earthly justice; but their
memories and their characters are prsser-
we'd IN the sfsclianale remembrance of
their compsnions in affection. Those Of
them sho survive rely with undnninished
confidence upon the justice ofihe present
Executive 10 redress their wrongs ., the
.estl,ss, mouen. .ha, other more pressing,
jf no, more iapor,sn, calls upon The al
ien,ioa 81 Vie heads Of Departments will
,permn.
Not being disposed 10 offer 10 others
physie which we ~Ill not lake ourselves.
and having rendered TO them the language
OF Avons Bard for consolation. ws can
derive ours from the same source BY sim
ply Remaining:
"Ifi, we're done, when 'lis done. then fwere
well
II refs done suiekls.T
ONE OF The PRESCRIBED.
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psRlal sIlSa,d 10 ihy IAs pei, BE la''
-. nera--

pssla. sIlsa,a 70 ~ h pei, hi' lsI1
u0EdS WFTa--
"SEEe ~ cssnigy. HesFsEl"
ny eoaEdsass IL - slroaE IN he ways
q Prasidsnee. that 6rmly believe shal
even chs great cslsmily vii be pradse
tiss q good 10 eur eosntry. NJ Harm.
son has sacrificed himself for ne. or has
been saeTi6esd. IL 10 The saeri6ee Of Car
tius. who leared inio the gulf which
thFeasned The dssuecsian Of the city
the OILY Roman who caused % 10 close.
reeur wilh pleasure 20 The eireum
stance Of Governor Tyler havisg visited
our city. and having been personally &C
easlnsed ~ish maay 81 our fellow eiii-
gems. and having bren seen and heard BY
them al. We sll reeollsci The assurance
thai he gave %. that hrs political opini-
ems roinelds perfectly aish lhOse Of Gen
n auisOn. ~hom he had lately visited. !
look upon him ss the most liberal Of all
lhe Soulhern polilicisns that | hare met;
that il, less iinesursd ~ish certain abslrac
lions hosnle 10 wise pollneal legislation;
aud The opportunity Afforded him ofseelng
and e0nsersins ~iih our lellor-eilIxens
must certainly hare had . tendency 10 m
cline has feelings iOu ards our great man
ufacnring interest believe that prssi
den, TYLER. Ifhe fallows The foo,slrpf Of
any one. will fellow ihnse IL Jefferson
and Madison II he doe. 90. se shall
hare no right 10 complain.
CONSIDER the last expression Of Cen
neral Harrison - very remarkable:
You know the principles Of Cavern
meat. | slsh Them carried out. ltssll
| ask" These are supposed to have
been addressed 1" Gov. Tyler. as his sue
eessnr. aud would seen To allUde To that
confidential interchange Of sentiment 70
fsred To- By Governor ryler on the nees-
SION he addressed ~ A Southern man
wilh Northern feelings 10 certainly not
worse Tor Us Than a /" Nor,hsrn man with
Southern feelings" As 10 the rest. we
have the Satisfaction 10 know that our
new President has al~ays sustained IN
private life . character without stain and
without Ieprozch. which 10. after al. The
best security for his conduct as a public
man. In addition TO this grea, integrity
Of character. his talents are Of the high.
est order. lie is truly an enllghisned
man. Of profound experisnce-ha,lng Gil
ed with distinction aud honor the office
Of Chsueeller Of Vnginis. afterwards that
Of Governor. and then chosen To the Sc
nsie Of the United States. We were ell
delighted with hrs plain republican man
nsrs, and yet possessing al the courtesy
and poliirness Of the polished genllsman.
and. ia this respect. bearing q strong 70
ssmblsnce 90 The lsmentsd Harrison, and
! believe that his hear. 10 equally the sea,
OF kindness and bensvolsncs. without be
ing deficient in that 6rmness which the
times may require.
| am. very respectfully. yours. &C..
n. NJ BRECKENRIDGE.
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Mn. TYLEa.--The Msjisoni.n gives
. general outline OF President Tylsr's
history. I, appears that he wss bora in
Virginia, in 1856 or 81. and 10 ,hsrefors
50 or IS years of sss. lie vas graduated
a, william and Mary College, and q, 81
years of age, was chosen . delegate 10 the
State Legislature, in which capacity he
served several yeaIs. until he was elected
representative in Congress. Af,er Q
service Of four years. he became again .
member OF The Virginia Legislature, and
was soon chosen Governor Of the Slare.
Al the expiration OF his constitutional
term ss Governor, Mr.. Tyler was elected
TO the Uai,ed States Senate. to serve
from The 9TH Of March. 1927. in the plsce
oil The late John Randolph. Of Roanoke,
whom he beat. While member OF the
Senate, viz. IN 1928. he advocated the
election Of Gen. Jackson to the Presi
deney. AMI for some time thereafter vas
supporter Of his administration He
was re elected in 1898. and continued
uolil The Legislature gave him ins,ruc.
lions which he could not obey; when he
resigned. The MsJisonian SAYS Of him,
that he is:
"Urbsne and corleous in his manner.
moderate and self conuollable in his
passions-aah possesses an smiabIe and
benevolent heart. To purity Of en,en.
lion. he also unitss that spirit ofindepen
dence. which distinguished his father. In
political fauh he 70 JetIrrsonisn, Madiso-
nisn Republican, and has always perfer,
red moderation rather than psrIaken Of
ullr.ism. To his hands are ,he "po~ers
and duties" Of lhs office Of Chief Msgis
'ra's Of this mighty na'ion now commit
ted. Thst he will exercise and discharge
them with honor 10 himself aud glory "a
the country, 10 our fsrrent wish and con.
6dent hope. Iii, known honesty and
fsnhfulue.s 10 guaranty that, IL public
affairs are no, administered in q manner
TO receive popular applause and support,
10 oil not be his fault"
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From Ihs cosssPOndsaes q The North Ams-
Ficaa.
washiagien. April as.

From The cesesPondeaes q The North Ans.
w.shiagisa. April IS
Nam rhsrselsris,ie snsedolss are re-
lated Of Gen. Harrison. connected with
his habits during his brief scjOurn hers
81 Prssideni. II was his custom 10 lake
early wsrks. and he frequently took The
marks, in bis Gay. On one Of these oe.
easions he purchased . nsw mich cos
Of q neighboring farmer and requested
him 70 drive II 10 the Psesideni's House.
The General was there 10 attend 10 The
animal. and invited The farmer in 10 iaks
some rslrsshmsni: procured boxl ofhVl
coffee. han and eggs, and continued con
rersalion with him about farming.
The farmer having finished his break
fast. remarked 20 The General. You have
bought my Gov and given me tao dol.
lars more Than | asked, and good break.
FAST besides; bur IL II wouldn't be 100 much
trouble ! should IKE 10 have look Of The
President before I 20. | am The Presi.
dent. replied tho General. The farmer
u FIRST looked inerrdulous. having taken
his hospiisble friend Tor The steward; boz
consinesd OF HE mistake. with much
frsnkness observed. Well. General. I rot.
ed sgainsi 90 n he Election. bur | Jidn'l
know you then. That single rensrk-l
didn't know you then--will srplsin thou
sands Of votes cast sgsinsl the good &c
neral 81 his election.
General Harrison in his last outdoor
exercise. wss engaged Ia assisting the
gardener in adjusting some grape vines.
The gardener remarked that there would
be bat lille use in lrslling the vines. so
FAR sssny fruit Vas concerned. 40 The boys
would come on Sunday. while the family
vas st church. and steal oil the grapes;
and suggested TO the General 40 . guard
against such loss. that he sohuld pur-
chase an active watch dog. Better. said
the General. 10 employ Sabbsih school
ieseher; . dog may lake care Of the
grapes. but good Sabbath school teach
er will take care Of The grapes and The
boys Toe.
r. kan... n
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Bos.an, Aptil ~.

Bossan, April 70.
Unparalleled Temperance Movements.
Our friends In the country will be
rsjoleed TO know that there never has
existed 90 much hssllhy excitement on
the subject Of Temperance. in our city, 40
Al The present moment. Meetings are
held every evening. and ere crowded 10
overflowing. The masses Of the People
listen with breaihlcss attention 10 The
speakers. aud every man goes away with
new zeal in the prosecution ofihe holy
enterprise. Saturday nigh, the delegates
from Baltimore addressed an immense
crowd Of North Bsnnet Street Melhodih
Church. and one hundred and siriy signed
the total abstinence pledge. But lee,
night surpassed any thing ever heard Of
IN the annsls Of the reform in Boston.
Meetings were held in two portions Of
the city. ., Father Tay.or's Bethel. North
Square. end at the Odsou. Both we're
literally jams. Me. Hawkins, ct The
Bethel. spoke for one hour with usmen.
dous power, and carried his audience
captive 81 his will. Nov = deep and
solemn silence pervsdsd the hou's; nov
was heard the hushsd cob: and nov sesin
the Out bursting OF scclanation. like
esiaraefs roar. Mr.. Wright came alter
him. and Mr.. II. l,fl to speak al The
Odeon. Mr.. w. spoke with more inter-
esI and power than he has ye, done in nG'
city; and this u saying much. After h'
address Four Hundred and Fifteen came
forH ard and sigaed the pledge! Pledges
were also taken 81 the 0deon. but TO Whist
extent We are not aware. Journal.
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DIsMEMBERMENT Ole MExIcn.

es1&4 $50 16R131' "a MEAiLUs
The latest intelligence ws have. from
Tampieo and Malsmorss. in,ims,ss IN,
plain 10 now on loot. and about 10 5. or.
eeuied. by which ell ihs Norlhsrn S,.,,,
Of Mexico will be erscled into sspera,.
government 4, the head Of which genera
Arisla will be placed. The insfhei.n,
rule Of Buslaments has especially di,eu.l.
ed The people Of Tsmsulipss. Dursnse.
Zseatecss, San Luis Dc Poiosi. Cohull.
and New Mexico; While the IN success
of The last armed effort 81 reform in lie
capital. has eanvinesd the inhabitants Of
the Norlhsn States Of Mexico. thai Ius.
lher connection wiih their souihsrn neigh.
bors can only serve 10 rslsfd their "a.
vsnesmeni 40 Q nation.
u 10 believed that General Arisn Ia,
The promised aid OF all the commanders
Of troops in The Northern States. % soon
% The standard Of separation shall be rais.
ed; nor 10 he without assurances Of asss.
lance from abroad. There are said 10 Be
large capitalists 10 Europe prepared 10
Advance money for The troops. and nks
concessions Of lands ia paymsn; whish
lands will be psreelIej out smong . large
number OF European settlers.
Should The scheme sneeeed, we shall
see another and perhaps very flourish.
ing member. added 10 the Amsriesn fami.
ly Of nations. In the sslubfi,y Of is eli.
mae. The value OF lie sgricullursl produse.
OF ,he'riehness OF iis mines. lev paris OF
The world may excel lie region ,hs, vas
formerly known under the name oflalef.
nal provinces Of Mexico. Under any.
thing like iolerabis government. and AID.
ed By sheeapi,sl which Europe san spare.
The Naf,hsrn States of Mckee must soon
bsecne great and Powsrfsl nation.
". o. Counsr.
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Hullss % lhsronninfy Tie C,,,,,l
pressed u lFlsnds Fsps alsdly ~ 1871 ,t1'
lian that Re hsd bfea tIls iaf.lls - =
hin 80 able and emitted bodg q - -
lulinaal advisers. '''
The nllrmpi Of me Glahe ID er,lc
Harrison dead. af.er iis ihnsme.,ll. - ~.
sonal si,seks made upoa h,m !. 80. ''
- soldier. ~ sssissman, ain ,,..a.
what il 10 werlh; but lhs ass.r,ia1 :, ~
Thai BE- inlsndsd keep bis Grie.s. ~, ~,
serlbed By keeping in Office lhs ~, -
for twelve years had monopoiizsd N -
honoTs and smolumsnn ef sks e,.,,.-
sho we're 70 have nofkiag. ~hs, n.
enemies had ertry thing. b sha, |, y.
tended % ssnriian. BY a eonsinun,. !.
once. the eondnei Of The men II. -
Prosliloled The power aud parse q a..
places 20 keep their monopoly On. !, =,
pure fiction. Hhieh he himself psonov,,.a
so in The asny removals he himselln,a.
and wss making up 10 The hour q N.
illness.
] took my pen. however. nol 10 d,,,.,
spriariple. bur 70 express my sbhon.ue,
Of The eonduei % an Editor sho VA =.
satisfied with representing q sre,l ma
good man. while alive. 40 in .. e,,, %
"undsr ksspsrs.' "sahbling 10 lhs ,.,,,
and turkeys" ofshs North Benz. N, .ho
nos makes and insenss q scene s" for \,
deslh-bed shoekinsly false. To prev
upon che living may be 10 an salI,,,
sphere. but 10 prey upon lhs dead d n,
The vampire or The worm.
a psrssnui friend Of Gen. Harissn.
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MARBLEHEAD.

The services and sacrifices of The peo
pie Of this town 10 The cause Of our coun-
try. both Ia the 6rsl var OF Independence
and 10 The last; their enterprise and va.
lor by land and BY sea; their perlinacious
perseverance, in The principles Of Repnb
liesnism. in peace and in var. mistaken
By 81 she awful experiences ofihe latter;
their fidelity 10 the cause OF :. Free Trade
End Sailors Rights" ihroughou, oil he
difficulties and dangers Of asserting them
-deserse The respect Of I'll classes and
parties. and emile them 70 the gratitude
Of every American heart. Ab0ul The
close of the revolution. when The popu-
laiion vas much inferior 10 the present
numbers, q statement made 10 The Gene
raj Caun Of The sufferers chiefly by that
war, exhibited The following result:
Widows. 45S
Fsiherless boys, 364
Do. girls. 500
Toisl, 1924
The statement was. We believe. With
ovi o parallel. In The last war that town
furnished 1900 men Tor the public ser
vice; more Than many whole States. No
regiment or company ofmilitia volunteer
ed for 8. 9. or o months csmpsign-but
no frgals or ship Of war, privsieer, fleet.
or folIlls. prison ship or depot was with
out representative Of this patriotic little
Town. And 10 The old French var.
at the siege Of Bellisls.
They were there all the while"
Nor in the las, war were they confined
to the sea; one entire company Of the
40ih regimen, 81 regulars. almost smother
Of The flying artillery were raised there.
There were 10 town eigh, different re
crui'ing parties al one the. II 10 no
wonder sha, they soon became special
fauorifes with the BRUSH. and The cap.
iurs Of one Of them a subject Of bloody
exulia,ion; they we're tortured slmos, as
ingeniously as the red allies could prsc.
Use upon their victims; they were carried
TO Melville Island. marched into The int.
rior. reshipped for The West Indies. trans
ported 10 Plymouth Hulks. landed and
driven into "ihe worlds last hspe." and
when .''he long agony was over" Dart
moor unfOlded her gloomy ga,es upon
500 brave fellows who hsiled from the
Same port. Salem Gaseiie.
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LETTER FROM JUDGE BRECKENRIDGE
or PENNSYLVANIA.
Uh Uf IHk FIfsBUkp TkUK
AMERicAN.
.Philadelphis, April Q, IslI

Philadelphia, April 8. 1871.
Mr. Editor. Sir:--It would be impos
slbls TO give jos, idea Of the sensation
produced here and in the neighbonng ci
lies by ,he decesse Of the great patriot and
frisnd Of his country. General HARRISON.
The bitterness aud ferociiy Of party, With
some lev savage exceptions. were entire
ly laid aside, and every couatsnance ma.
infested that kind of real sorrow " winch
pssseth SHOW" The whole People
seemed Ike one grea, family which had
loss father Even that anxiety sbou,
ihs fu'ue. q this distressing janclure Of
orr public sf.irs. which might be ex
pecssd 10 be ~ absorbing. only awaken
cd casual remark. The Issl link bsiwseu
our times aud The heroic age of.he Rsvo-
Jqtian has been broken. but not unsil tbs
great resaledon and ,ripmphant struggle
for rsfsran bad been attained. leaving is
dstai isss psscs ,sly aud quietly con-
pie'si. General Harrison has accom-
plishsd glarious work. and hn end has
bssn ~ glprlous - his life. With him
,ss ruling passion may truly be said 10
bare bssp "s.rcpS 10 DEATH" Like the
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The rnahfy. Amohk semmtIelsl and
mercantile ash there cen hardly u ssid
10, be lus opinions. IN ths Chamber d
CammrIss he vote uPoa die Euhissi Of
choosing aeonmiIlss % Pfspars Tsulioa
Vas IS % 10. The eommilse chosen 10
prepare The memorial 10 composed ol
some % or Oldest ard ben msEehsnis.
II 10 wouhy Of mole. 100. thai our nsws-
papers are III engaged IN The discussion
Of me baak question. and every wise and
unwiss nan has bis plan 20 sIbmis IN
regard 10 The principle and The aslails.
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stimulating drials, such - sine, bFshdy,
As. u nay SEEN tupsIsTsgalioR 10 gsfa
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