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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-26
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TRUST SALE.


10y virueI of the provisions of a Ger
- tain Deed of Trust, made and exc
cuted to me as trustee, by John Fletchall.
of Lowndes County, aud State of Mis-
sissiopi, on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1910, for the purpose of securing the pay
ment of certain notes therein mentioned.
which said deed of trust has been duly re-
corded in the office of the Clerk of Pro-
bates, in book number IA, pages, 5sl, 80
| shall proceed to sell at the Court house
in the town of Columbus, on
Monday, the 15th day Of NOucm6er,
next. the following described parcels OF.
pieces ofland lying and being in the town
of Columbus, Lowndes County, and State
of Mississippi to wit:
All the right, title, and interest, of said
John Fletchall, to the lease of the unexpl-
red term of ninety nine years, from the
lst day of August, 1921, with the Privl-
lege of renewing the same forever,-to
lots number, six and seven, in square
number nine, north of Main Street, to-
gether with all and singular, the tenements
RReredtaments, and appurtenances there
unto belonging, or in anywise appertain-
ing. The title to the above property is
indisputable, but such title only as is vest;
ed in me as trustee, will be conveyed TO
the purchaser.
Sale to take place within legal hours.
AB'M. MURDOCH,
Trustee.
May, II, 1s2I.--tds. pr. Id
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
DR.. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LlVEROPRT.

BALSAM OF LlVEROPRT.
AS been used successfully for eight
" years in the cure of the diseases
Remember! the original and genuine is
made only at 375 Rowery, N. Y, all
other are spurious and unauthorized!
Consumption and Liver Complaint! AS
general remedy for the disease, | am
fully satisfied, from long experience, there
Is no medicine equal TO DR.. Taylor's, Bal
sam of Liverwort. Being purely Vegetable
it can be used with the utmost safety bv
all persons in every condition. 1t clean.
ses the lungs by expertoration, relieves
difficult breathing, and seems to heal the
chest.-There can be no question, but
this medicine is certain cure for chronic
coughs and colda. have used it for four
years in my practice, and always with sue.
cess,
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JAMES G. cox.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
NOXUBEE COUNTY.


PROBATE COURT, May TERM, 1871.
NJ Office is hereby given to all persons
Ia interested in the lands, tenements
and Entertainments, of William Cockrell
Decd. to be and personally appear be-
fore the Judge of the Probate Court, of
Noxubee county Miss, at regular Term
ofsaid court, to be holden on the,
FIRST Monday Of July uert, 1871,
and show cause, if any they have. why
the Court should not grant an order to sell
the following lands, to wit: the N. E. Or.
and east half ofnorth west quarter of
section thirty, five township sixteen, range
sixteen, east, in the possession of George
w. Hopkins, the south east quarter of
sec. twenty one, township sixteen, range
Is, E. in the possession of Charles Har-
less, the S. w. Or. Sec. twenty five town.
ship, 16, Rg. sixteen E. in the possession
of George W. Hinton, one house aud lot,
in the town of Macon, containing about
five acres-in the possession of E. Cal
laway, the north half Of section two, and
the east halfof the south east quarter, and
the north half, of the west half, of the
south east quarter, and the east nalfof the
of the south west quarter, of section two,
of,townshIp fifteen, range sixteen, east and
the west half of the north west quarter,
dissection one, of township fifteen, of range
sixteen east, and the west half, of the south
east quarter, ofsection thirty five, town.
ship sixteen, range sixteen east, and the
east half Of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton twenty three, township fifteen, range
sixteen east, and the north west quarter
and the west half, of the south west quar-.
ter Of section twenty three, township if
teen, range sixteen east, the north easI
quarter, of section twenty three, of town
ship fifteen, Of range sixteen east, in the
possession Of Moses Cockrell. One house
and lot in the town Of Macon, containing
about three acres, In the possession o.
Mr.. Tracy; the west half, Of north ives
quarter, and west half of south west quar-
ter, of section three,west half, of east hall
Of south west quarter, section four, town.
ship fifteen range sixteen east, in the pos
session of Jane Cockretl.
>I,.II, WITNESS, the Honorabl,
NNSE<, Madison T.. MCGEE, Judg
SN.S3S of our said Probate Court, th,
2S Sd cay May, A, D, I64l.
TTVW Issued the 9th day of Ma!
| A. D. 184I,
Attest, JOHN B. ROBERTS.
Clerk
May 18th 164l. prf.-$22.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NOXUBEE COUNTY.
Probate Court, Regular Term,
march 4 y 1S41.

NOTtCE is hereby given to all per-
~ sons, inieresed in the Lands Ten.
ements Il Hereditamentso of Raleigh White
deceased, to be and personally appear,
before the Judge ofthe Probates. Court of
Noxubee county, Mississippi, at Regular
term, Of said court 10 be holden, on
The first Monday in June next, ,e
and show. cause ifany they have, why lhe
court should not grant-an order TO the Ad-
ministrator to sell all the lands belonging
to the estate Of said deceased lyingand be-
ing in the County and State aforesaid.
WITNESS, the Honorable Madison I.
McGebee Judge the Probate Court, OF
said county. -.
! ssxs}
Attest. John B. ROBERTS, elk.
prfle,
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o, - AND ADOPTED BY THE MOBILE
General Tariff Of Commissions onn,;.,,
fore'g' Western and Country 1g B't;4s %
On sales ofCottoD, Hides. Beesvax -. ?. c
other articles,the products If nv S,a anu
Al - other produce or MERCHANDISE. N''a''' : IL
six a moe, o. do. ifnot exceeding
And for each month add;t;on,, - IL
mon his, oiai over SIX
Purchase and Shipment Of nerob.ua;. ul-2
or produce, 'iOiiaiiuise
Sales and purchase OF stock and bnll;or -
collecting and renting dividends.
Il with guarantee of bills. 90
Selling vessels or steamboats,
Purchasing do. do
Procuring freights,
ror delivery Of cargo and collectinc fots :
On outfits and disbursements when n
funds, "hen III
2l-2
Efsct;nr 49,; when not in funds, 5
-'' MIMI marine insurance, when the pre-
t rl,ui n,,t aoes not exceed 10 per cent, on
II the premium exceeds 10 nor cont H.. -
AuJuslHlg ana collecting insurance on
0'ler CLAIMS without litigation, 2l-2
p, w. DO. with litigation, 5
uichaslng and renting drafts, or re-
cieVing and paying money, on which no
Is J'le Err commission has been charged, l
I Is tH Olils RENTED are guaranteed, 2L-2
- p.Ls OF notes RENTED for collection are
protested and returned,
Landing and re-shiPping, and custody of
merchandise or produce from vessels in
Bullion or specie, NJ >
On general average,
consignment of merchandise withdrawn. to
pay full commission on amount of advances
ana responsibilities, and one-half commission
on the invoice value of goods withdrawn.
" The above rates to be exclusive of
brokerage and other charges actually incur
red, ''''''
The ollo'oing Rates to be especially applicable
TO European and other Foreign Busi-
ness anything inthe preceding General Tariff
to the contrary Notwithstanding:
On renting proceeds of sales in bills
without guarantee
Guarantee of such bills, 2l-2
Drawing, endorsing, or negotiating bills
IN payment for produce, if on Europe, 2 l-2
Drawing, endorsing, or negotiating bills
IN payment for produce, if on Atlantic
States, 2l-2
Receiving, entering,and re-shippmg goods
to foreign port, on amount of invoice,
And on advances and responsibilities, in
addition, 2l-G
The following Rates an the ike manner to b.
especially applicable TO Western and Loca
Business:
Accepting drafts, or endorsing notes, with
out funds, produce or bills oflanding in
hand, 21-S
On cash advances, either with bills oflan-
| ding or produce on hand, and when the
same is ordered to be held under limits
a certain period before selling, 2l-S
For shipping to another market produce
or merchandise, upon which advarces
| have been made, 81:
Efecting insurance, except when the COM
missions for buying oriselling have been
charged or the amount Ofinsurance, OIL:
1.-THE premium exceeds 10 per cent, then
on the amount of premium, 5
Negotiating drafts or notes, either as draw
er or endorser, 2l-:
Collecting steamboat freights, 5
Entering and bonding goods for the inte-
rior or amount of duties and charges, 2 l.:
Besides the regular charge per pkg. for forw.
| ACFNCV FOR SrCF ANTROATS
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-26

V 1Ia9 shall find in all this fieeting oaz,I
r MS world Of changes, & farewellsE5 sSl
maj IA VIII not fail me in her love and vo., ,Snu
enaer' and finer, and faithful TO the end ),
Mrs. Hemans.
IL cannot be in the giddy crowd
That kneel at fashions shrine
II Till not be in the heart of the proud,
That ne'er think Of things divine eu
l have seen the child of fashion mail
Beneath misfortunes frown: 4Na''
have seen the proud heart fail
Where faith had Guild crown
1t shall not be in the tickle mind.
Each hayward thought conspirino
10 change the heart, the will. the act
Like the dolphin's shine when divine.
But i shall be in the mind of her
Whom my inward soul reveres.
Whose worth, whose love, whose faith !.
Anda.h.rre [mine,
Columbus, Miss, May IA. L.
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april, l, ls4I.-sO 6m-pf. Is
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI J
NoxUBEE COUNTY.

Probates Court, Regular Term, May
3rd, 4. d. 1841,
NTOTICE is hereby given to all persons IN
In terested in the!Estate of William Cock
reIl Deceased, to be and personally appear be-
fore the Judge of our Probate Court,ata regu-
lar term of said Court to be holden on the first
Monday in July next, and show cause If any
they have, why the Court should not grant an
Order for the Administrator of said deceased to
make title to David Atterbury to the following
lands to wit
North east quarter of section number one'
of township number fifteen, range number SIX.
teen, east; also the south west quarter, and
west half ofseuth east quarter of section num-
her thirty six, township sixteen, range sixteen
east. Agreeable to the tenor and effect OF a
Bond for title made by said deceased in his
life time, to the said David Atterbury, bearing
date the 18th day of January 1897.
Witness, the Hon. Madison L. McGehee
Judge of our said Court, the 3rd day of May
A. d. 1641.
Issued the 5th day Of May A ID l64I.
Attest JNO. B. ROBERTS,.
Clerk.
Nav DIG. 1871. 4w-plf-d7 so.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-26

bon nS =. ess .,ENSr In the Boston nrooa..;
W". y me deceased President he IN
tbo a.n ok was bore by Mr.. Samuel I S Tl OF
~ ~, 40 ouy survivor ofthose who bo-e .naxter,
Wa Wy funeral possession in honor IS sISnuardS
Th as'ngton, which took place IN Eoh GENERAL 1sda
: ~ ~, boston Post says that Mr. Tb,w, AoVO
20 y ,S Of the good old stock of the s,, who
no. ,us past, whom age does not we s,uy men
nv, rare himself step of the ~bo, Ou' oia
bo ~' anu return tolthc Ward Room of,, iong
= service, as vigorous as Whom d,se' , slx
sr -, At Az . o'clock in thesafternoon ono i si
sUlS called at his house to see how bo - ms
S,,sues OF the day, and was informed ,Sa. t ~.
r ,~..ies haa gone out to take waltz Tb;. l.s
,leuloer' was after FIVE hors n.roL ms ne, re-
morning carrying heavy standarS ~ ~ 'le
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a.usI every aspect Of the case. TIA, $780,,
I; n,, q NE two Houses Of ongro se qe9;
.g a as iar as possible. f. ne should
winch 'hey have been convenoS s"e O0lects for
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TRUST SALE

I yirtre of deed in Trust execu-
y > ted TO me as trustee by Roddy
Smith, and William r. Smith, on the 18th
day Of November, 1899, which said deed
OF Trust was on the same day recorded in
the Office of the Clerk of Probate of
Lowndes County, shall offer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court House door, IN the town of Colun-
bus, on
Monday, 24th day Of Nay, neat,
the following described property, TO wit:
The north half half of section thirty,
Township sixteen South, Of Range eigh-
teen west; north half of west half of south
west quarter and north half of west half
OF south east quarter, of same section.
The north west quarter, and west half
OF north east quarter and north half of
west half of south west quarter of section
twenty nine, of same township and range.
all lying in the County of Lowndes. and
State of Mississippi; or so much of said
Lands as may be sufficient to satisfy a
certain note in said deed specified, and
made by said Roddy Smith, and William
R. Smith.
JAMES G. COX,
trustee.
april, 10, ls41.-tds pr. 12.5d
PUSTPONEMENT.-The Sale of
the above mentioned propertp, has been
postponed, Until
Monday, the Goth dog Of June, merit,
Dated this Gath day of may, 1871.
JAS. C. cox, trustee.
May, 26, 4t.-pfs. X$22.5.
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VIM. H. SMITH,

n r. The Trustee would say to the
public, that the lands above mentioned, arc
yery superior, and located lr nelghoor-
hood Of fine society,-and only SIX mules
from the Bigby River. w: a ne1 p n
Macon, Jan. 1st. 1871. 6m. prf. 20 oO'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-26

Y virtue and in pursuance ofd deed
ID Of trust, executed on the eleventh
day of June, 1910, by Richard K. Woot-
ten, and duly recorded in the Office of the
clerk of Probates Court, in and for Nox-
ubee county, and State of Mississippi, on
the eleventh day of August 1910, l will
as trustee, expose to public sale for cash,
On Monday the 5M day Of July, 1641.
at the Court House door in the own of
Macon, between the legal hours of sale,
the following property, TO wit:
The east half Of the south west quar-
ter dissection fourteen,
The East half of the north west
quarter of section twenty three.
The north east quarter of section
twenty three,
The west half Of the south west Dr.,
Of section thirteen,
The west half of the north west or.
of section twenty four,
The west half Of the south west ar
of section twenty four, and the
South half of section twenty three,
all in township sixteen, Of FRANCE eigh-
teen, east, lying and being in the
county of Noxubee, and State OF Mis-
sissipPi. a
Also. the following negro Slaves, VIZ
Monday, Jack, Joe, Allen, Peggy, fally
dolly. Mary Ann, and her child, George
| Abram, Easter, Martha, Laura, Isabella
| Marion Amanda, and Isaac, ,all,of tn
above property described and set forth !. y
sa;d deed of trust, for the purpose OF dis
CHARGING and satisfying the claims therein
Aio"'0 VIM. H. SMITH,
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
HBY virtue of a deed of Trust TO me
- executed by Bird Land, l shall
proceed to sell for cash, at the Court
House door in the town of Macon, Nox-
ubee County, Mississippi,
on the first day Of October, merit,
the tract of Land on which said Bird
Land lives, and four slaves. to wit:
Hasty, Harriet, Tom, and Reddick,
JAS. POINDEXTER,
TruSfoo
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. ]
LOWNDES COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
LOWNDES COUNTY.
PRoBATE CoUKT, MAY TERm, 4. D. 1871
To al persons Interested in The Real Es.
tate Of William Campbell, decd.
WHEREAS, on the representation Of
John Scale, and Christopher Adams. ad.
:iinistrators of the estate of William
Campbell, decd. it appears 10 the Salts
faction Of the Court, that the personal eff
tects of said estate are insufficient to pay
the debts thereof. 1t is therefore
ORDERED, That citation issue, and pub
llcatlon be made in conformity with the
statute IN such cases made and provided,
requiring all persons interested in the
Real Estate of said decd, to be and an
pear before the Judge of the Probates
Court for the County of Lowndes at a
Term to be holden at the Court House
for said County, in the town Of Columbus,
on the
First Monday Of July merit, 1871,
and show cause, if any they can, why the
following lands, the property Of the estate
OF SAID William Campbell, to wit:
The south end ofthe south half of west
halt of south west quarter, of section
twenty four, Lot number two, in section
thlrty-five, the north east quarter Of the
north east quarter of section thirty five,
south east quarter of south east quarter of
section twenty four, the south west quar-.
ter OF section twenty six, the north east
quarter of section twenty six, except thir-
ty four acres off of the south part of said
quarter, the south half of west half of south
east quarter, and south halfof east half of
south east quarter of section twenty three
except so much of said section, as lies
north of Cfaven's Greek, the north end of
west half of north west quarter, ofsection
twenty five, all in township nineteen,
south. of range eighteen west, containing
five hundred and 80 9l.OO acres, more or
less situate in Lowndes County,-shoud
not be sold to pay the residue of the debts
OF the said estate of William Campbell
deceased.
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(DCSluto TIT regular ClldISc pei phS' IOI lOIW'J
AGENCY FOR STEAMBOATS,.
Under 100 tons, 800 90
Above 40 to 200, 3e 90
Above 200 to 300, 40 90
Above 300 to 400, 80 90
Beeidos charges actually incurred. and the
regular commissions for particular service,
such as collecting freight paying dlsburse-
ments, etc.
Loss by fire, (unless insurance has been
ordered,) robbers, thieves, and all unavoidable
accidents (if usual care has been taken TO Sc
cure the property 10 be borne by the owners
of the goods.
Rates for Receiring and Fortoarding Goods,
exclusive of charges actually incurred.
For barrels offs cubic feet, and on goods
that are carried by weight, GOO lbs.
shall be considered barely per Dbl. 20
RATES OF STORAGE PER MONTH.
Cotton, Hay and Peltries, per bale, So
Hogsheads and Pipes, Is
Bbls. of Pork, Whiskey, Sugar and
other wet barrels, 30
Do. of Flour, Potatoes and other light
articles, a: is
Castings per ton, 2 so
Iron per ton, : w
Sacks ofSalt, per sack, 10
Sacks of Coffee, do, 4: -12 l-2
SPICE, per sack, PIP
Coils of Rope,
Kegs of Nails, b
All Dry Goods for the whole time they
may be on hand, on amount of sales, =
On Dry Goods received for forward
ING, per cubic foot, .
Crates and casks of Crockery-ware, rs
FREIGHTS.
When Vessels are Chartered, or Goods ship
ned bu the ton, and no special agreement res
Meeting the proportion of tonnage uohich each
article shall be computed at, the folLOloing re-
oulations shall be the Standard That the
articles. the bulk of 1ohich shall compose ton
of heauu materials, shall be on a0eigh as tot-
lOloS:
Coffee, in casks, 1868 lbs.--do. in bags,
1850 lbs. coon
Cocoa, in casks, 1,120 lbs.-in bags, 1,3OU lbs.
Pimento, in casks, 950lbs.-in bags, l,lOO lbs.
Flour, 8 bbls. of 196 lbs.
Beef Pork, Tallow, Picked Fish and Naval
Stores, 6 bbls.
Pic and Bar Iron, Lead and other Metals OF
Ore, heavy Dye-woods, Sugar, KIce, Hon
ev. and other heavy articles, 2,240 IDS
gross.
Sbips Bread, in casks, 672lbs.-in bags, 6o4
lbs.-in bulk, 500 lbs.
Wines, Brandy, Spirits, and Liquids generally
reckoning the full capacity of the cask' wine
measure, 200 gallons.
Grain, Peas, and Beans, in casks, " bushels
in bulk, 36 bushels. u.
Salt. European, in bulk, 36 bushals-W es
India, 81 bushels.
Stone Coal, % bushels.
Timber, Plank, Furs, Peltry, IN bales or BOXES
Cotton, Wool, or other measurement uoous
40 cubic feet.
Dry Hides, 1,l20 lbs. ,.1
When Molasses is shipped by the hogsn1eaao
/ without any special agreement, 1t shall ?,
taken at ITO gallons, estimated on the III
capacity of the cask.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
| Mobile Marine Railway e. Insurance orc
H. CENTER, Pres. THos. . niNU -
H. A. BARCLAY, Inspector.
| Direetors--J. Emanuel, FL. A. Schroeder
! J. Bloodeood, Alex. Pope, Robert T., Desna' " \
i v Montague, John Simpson, lholnas "
! Mccoy, H..O Brewer, B. F. Marsnai' : q
I'M. Battle, Fl. Barney
Alabama Life Insurance and Trust Comp an
s4OO,OOO--AIl paid in.
| JAMES INNrRAR1rY,Pres E. MARTINEAU, Se'
D;rcctors,--J. Hunt, J. Emanuel, K. !
Gordon. q. DMr A.. Broun, g. C.. HazaEl
r. Rayesies, yeSanford, Il. Sahorc, 4. y
i Mccoy H. i. ers, A. w. Gordon, 5.
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may 90, lS4l. l3t. pf2ld.
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TRUST SALE.

May, %, 184l. prf. 5000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12
THE WESTERN ARNORY.

Mr.. II. Clay was finally successful IN battling the
appropriation tor selecttg and procuring site for
the Western Armory but by what means by
means of substituting IN the House of Representa-
tves a proposition Tor selecting site without pro-
curing IT. and reducing the appropriation rom SO,
600 TO $1,000. This change and reduction was
made IN the House Of Representatives. on the mo-
ton of one OF the Wing members, whose opposition
to the measure was quoted by Mr.. Clay with so
much appreciation IN the Senate. When the amend
ment to the Senate. commit ee OF confer nee
was asked by the House and agreed to by the Sc
nate, and the appointment OF the committee was IN
the hands of Mr. Southland as Pres dent Of the Sc
nate. The committee the part OF the Senate TO
meet the committee of the House OF Representatives.
was 3 in number, and Mr. Benton the mover
OF the 900 approprat on, aud had twice success
fully defended Il against Mr.. Clay, he was natural
ly proper person to put on the committee. But
who did Nj Southard appoint To defend W estern
measure lie composed the committee thus Mr..
Preston from South Carolina, Mr. Evans from
Name and Nj. W alkerfrom Mississippi. Two Wing
ges to one Democrat the two WhlggieS obtained
from the extreme Southeast aud Northeast OF the
Union, and the one democrat from the Southwest
of course The conference ended 1t was fixed To
end. The majority against Democracy and
the West, and OF course gave up Mr.. Bentons pro-
position, and took the amendment. Thus Mr. Clay
succeeded III the end, by management, and the
Western Armory Is again dclayed.-GtoJe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-12


Mr.. Clay in his letter of the l4th INST, to Nlr.
GIlmer OF Baltimore, uses the following language,
" Let US superadd to the precious duties lie un-
der to our country, that of PLUGGING From THE
CoNsTTrUTIoN this sign of arbitrary power this
odlouS vestige ofRoyal prerogatve the veto power
Had Mr.. Clay SAID Let as tear mp The CoHsdu-
ton, Let as frdmpie under foof,-It would have
been bold but not more dangerous TO the b
ery of the country. than say, Let pluck from
the Constitution of It's wsest aud best safeguards
against the dangerous rashness of dominant party.
The following language was used by the veneer
able John Quincy Adams, the close Of his Grafton
before the Historical Society of New ork in 1899,
on the both anniversary OF American Independence,
and of the Constitution OF the United States.
Fellow Citlzens.-The ark OF your covenant is
the Declaration of lndcpendence-your Mount Ger-
zlm Is the Constitution Of the United States. There
not blessing, a curse, pronounced upon the
children OF Israel when they entered the promised
land which your postcrity may not suffer ENJOY,
by their dparture from, adherence to the prlnc
pies Of the Declaration Of independence, as pract-
cally interWOUep The Constitution. Cherish these
principles in yonr hearts, and in your souls teach
them 10 your children, aud adhere To them as the
cords OF your salvation. 80 may your children :
children, after full century of experience under
your national constitution, again celebrate the
OF this day, IN the full enjoyment Of all the bless
ings OF our national Constitutions
Americans OF all partIes-herc is your alternative,
to rally round and support our glorious Constltu.
tion,-or TO pluck from its bes ieathers-scatter
them to the winds and leave poor plucked. man
gled carcass CITIZEN OF NEW YORK.