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New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

Believe me, Il all the Are speeches ve hear
In the House made for Sunkur each day,
Should be saed from dros, and from Lunbug be clen!,
The Stale would have Tar less to pay
They will STILL though be heard as at present hey are.
LIE, the taxpayers FIRE, as they will
For the tongue OF faol, which 10 wisdom an bar,
Like the aspen-eaf neer can be still
Oh il is net mere versiage. n sonoIous tone,
Which can wipe OF the GomDoaweath's tear.
Or by which the friends Of reform can be known.
While it pays for the whistle 20 dear
No: the tongue OF the gabbler its ring forge..,
But will sensee1s Wa. on 10 The close,
And the House know as mach from Deord whea &c sets,
Quite as much as they knew when he rose
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

~ ONEIDA County held large Home Indus
Try Convention ut Utica on the lst inst. The ven
cradle Timothy pitlSin presided, and cogent ad-
dresses in favor of the Good Cause were delivered
by J. A. Spencer, Alvan Stewart, the President
and others. Excellent Resolutions were adopted,
and several Delegase, appointed to the National
Convention.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

10 BESrLEY's MISCELLANY for March, Just
ricd in its contents The Harmonious Owls,
Richard Savage, Aunt Surah's Ghost and a
dozen other Article. are among its contents.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

" Ccutlemen'. 3fnts.-ALVORD CO., No.
III Bowery, offer the public fine Fur Hat at Four
Dollars of the Spring pattern equally light and durable"
wt,ore costly qualities and possessing all The elegance oil
appearance Keeping full assortment OF other qualities Of
K.o~.r ,n ,folckin Hats, In the article OF Sutria
HAS at 81 new offered they aim TO excel. (2) MAJ
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

70 Time and again have we called attention to
the fnc, that there was mystery hanging Owe,
the collcctionof Market Rent, in this city 1t twas
months ago that we first spoke of it, and soush to
have proper inquiry made into the matter. No
thing has been done about it by our authorities,
however; and now we learn that the Collector has
justrun away Defauter TO the amount of many
thousands of dollars And this sum is to be add
el to tie staggering burthens of our Tax-Paying
Citizens, simply because Loco-Foco rulers
chose TO put npronigatc rascal into most rcsponsi-
Die place. exacted little or security of him, and
left him 10 plunder ut will, unmatched and unheed.
cd Arc not they culpadle in this business! Are
they worthy to be entrusted with such vast re-
sponsibilites? Frcemen! decide
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

AZ Uuionists, Assoc cintion.-Tbe members OF
this Association are requested meet al Monroe lia on
Tuesday Evening april 5h at 7"clock for lIe Purp9ie OF
forming procession They will leave the Hall at ~ TO
nrorrrI 10 Columbian Hall Grand.strert, to receive the
prescribed waclmcn from thence 10 National Hail. Canal
Street, and through the principal streets Functua attend
ancr i, reoue.te SiLAS CHICKERING, President
G. CRAY. SECRETARIES as ?,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

" Fifteenth, Wnrd.-The Democratic wing
Elector, OF The Fifteenth Ward are requested TO nti AZ
Riley, Constitution Hall "Wednesday evening the bh oil
Anr instant n, - O'clock, hear the report oi ihe Io
nit,r appointed to nominate Charter Officers for the ara
.me1 necessary To promote the wig al the comaG
rlrc,ion and also To respond the nomination OF Mayor.
By order Of the Nominating COMMITTEE
U S-..n%s Serr.torv as n
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

Single cope. e5 be had at The Jonathan oiee.
l62 Nassau Affords News once les 6owery
md n, II the rewSnen, j! Al
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

MANUAL OF SouHu INTERPRETATION: For the Special
Benefit of Junior Theological Students: but intended
also for Private Christian. in General. By aLEX.
MCLELLASD. Professor Of Biblical Literaturr:in our
Theological Seminary New Brunswick. NJ II vol.
8mo. pp. 1851 Robert Garter, SO Canal-=t and lo7
Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
Thi. little work appears to us of decided intc-
rest and value. Every reader Of tho Scriptures
must be enlightened and proltcd by studying it.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

J Mr.. Atkins, whose disappearance from Al
bany created some uneasi.ess among his friends
has arrived safely at hi, home in West6eld, Mass
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

D Mr.. Alan>on Gates of Mcndon, Monroe
Co. was killed on the 29th nit. He was engaged
TO remove something from before it one of the
runners pussed his head crushing it Instantly
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

" meeting OF the friends of American In
dus,ry held at Easson, Pa. ON the 18th of
March. JACOB WEyeANDr, Esq was chosen Pre-
sident, u spirited Address was made aud a Home
Leagne formed for the promotion Of Reciprocal
= #Conmerce
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
nemocrntic WING General Com M M

- vI Snrii j. lsi2-A regular meeting OF this Com
OH, he held al the Broadway House on Tuesday
Ev.n;py April 5,ll, inst, at 81 O'Clock .,,.,
) H. f,Uen. U.a - Secy's IA q
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

here ,l,i, week the managcr has engaged the ,pie,l
Washington Temperance Band who wll p!ay on ;e bal
,nnv o the Museum. Friday next day and evening, y
apart Tor the benef, OF Mr.. Davidson tie Fancy Gas,
Blower no sufferer at the ia;e Ire III Chp<
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

SHORT STORIES and "Reminiscences of the Last Fifty Ica~
By an Old Traveller. 2vols l9mo) Ncw-York K P.
Riy,v L 10,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

u The following Legislative jeu fespr;t vas
.. calculated for the meridian of Harrisburg, bus
will answer for this and the adjoining States
EPigrnmmntic Parody.
An Beee me II all .ho.e endesring .ourg charHI
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

-D:c,., xEord.-DEMOCRATIC WIlIGS,llU,
.cT1rSNThe Democratic whig Electors OF the tI,,t p
War and all others opposed to he corrupt ana anu la,ing
Pr, H. srsr propIe with ,. breath taxing a"as
the choice o and appoans nsf Io Pagrs eav ou
willing oa> OF their own the nioe etselua., 10 \,
sesp sehe at e Siaroa House los Chapel street on TUks
DAY EVENING. April 5;h al halt pas iSI Nav
op spo"t and a also 10 hear The report the Ward Nominating Com
T,ttrt or Charter Offices. BY ord OF ih. var 1o!'
WanNt.t' ei'-'
JOIN BENSON. Secretaries =. y,
FRANCIS C. WlTTESguHG.
r Sixth Ward.-The Democratic "hg sieI.o,s Ts
of the Sixlh Ward are requested 10 attend iuoiS So
~ . ~ w., he,l =, Monroe HALL "Wednesday Evening oth
.6rl Al u O'Clock TO hea, The Report OF the Committee al
pointed TO nominate Charter nicers and ior the
ri buSine,s preparatory 81 the coming election
ANDREW FASH, ChlIrlnap.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

ARRIVAL OF LORD AsnpvRToS.-The Anna
polls Correspondent Of the Baltimore San says
that Lord AsHBURroS, the Speciul Minister from
Great Britain to this country, arrived at that city
in the frigute Warspitc, Sir JOHN HAY, Cemman
der, on Saturday evening. She hu. occupied 50
dnys in the passage. He was toprocecd to Wash
iugton on Monday The Baltimore American suys
nothing of this arrival
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

DEATHS FOR THE WEEK.-The weekly report
of Intermens ,tutes that there had been so deaths
during the last week, 40 men, 40 women, 80 boys
and 30 girls 1873 were natives of the L. s., "a Of
Ireland aud o OF England The discusses wcrc,
consumption 43, commissions Is, diarrhra 9, drop
sv the head TO- scarlet fever 9, fever typhoid 3,
whooping cough 4, inflammation of the brain 5,
bowels 8, chest 13, lungs 10, marasmus 5; small
my
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

FRANCIS VI. Af-oN .-S..-.
vHenry Clay Club-ElGHT WARp.Iihe re- re-
ruar monthly meeting OF this Club vii! be hel 4" '!f
owar,i NoSr on Wednesday evening, 9th INSTANT i, '
O'clock. William II. SURF 4 ~
CHARLES W: W; waxp, Secretaries a5 e,is
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

PUNISHMENT BIZ DEArn.-A duodecino volume
on this subject, from the pen of hcv George Is.
Cheeyor, embraces every thing that caa be said on
the side of hanging, in the condensed and torciblc
language of a true scholar We do not agree to
Mr. Chcevcr's conclusion, and We think all his ar
su,neAts have been repeatedly overthrown by both
clersv1nen and lavmcn. II requires more courage
than an author seems TO possess TO attempt tc
Srappe with the statistics cited to show that lud!-
cial killing is inexpedient; and he therefore con
fines himself to what is called the Scripture ar
sun,ent yet no Is compelled to cite the Greek drn-
matis,s. and WordSworth, more frequently than the
Bible. The essay Is unQuestionably the ahest
that has appeared against the reform of the crim-
nal code, and We commend it those who wish
10 examine that side of the question:
70 a large Tariff meeting was held a, Phila-
delphia Saturday. Hon. JAMES HARPER was
chosen President.
ZASosl has been issued complete bv the
publishers OF the Brotker Jonathan l62 Mas
sau-s,ree,, as a supplement 10 their paper, filling
three mammoth sheets of their Library Edition
Price 25 cents.
D Mr.. IA. kYLEs Concert was postponed
last night or account of the weather, and will take
placs this evening
The n. !. San brough, the earliest Of the in
vasion OF Texas Mass Poughnan
But it did not give it to its readers until the
third day after we had published ii.
Spyrrra pf ~, \ ru7y
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1S4s.

sr Public Notisc.-The Democratic "h's Iiee.''e
of he City and County are requested 70 a''e"u ras
Meeting TO be held at National Hail. Caaa-s'ee'' o'
DAY EVENING, April 5,h, " O'clock TO receive lne
R.nort Of the County Conven.cn appointed TO select Sa'
dta,e for Mayor ...;on
Rr order Of III. Democratic whig Mayoraty ConYeo'0
PETER S TITUS, Chairman
TnoM.s McELKArH,} Secretaries
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR,
rrT The National Home Industry eoH H'Hn.
,;o, win assemble THIS MORNING at II ,,.
The BROADWAY Tabernacle The citizens ni ne" lo.A
oy,d to attend il, deliberations Seats VIII oe
The galleries Tor ades By order OF the Cena oo'''ee'
"e eN'N' L. d. CHAPLIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

NE RIGHT WAY OF SECURING ISDEPESDEScx.
y lew DAYS since volunteer in one of our milita-
~ eNPedluons came forward and asked permis-
SION TO sign The temperance Pledge, stating Ut the
>aae time, that he vas going to battle for the
liberties OF his country, and ne was deter
mined never to drink another drop of Intoxicating
liquors at leas, unit, the Independence Of Texas
was acknowledged by Mexico. This is beginning a,
the right place. The surest way of securing our
national independence, is first to make declara-
lion Of personal independence from all debasing
vices, especially from that which binds with strong
or letters than any other, the human mind-the
use of intoxicating liquors LGalyeston Adv.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
.,o,o , d.si,jsra,pn

aor.ttyIr.rrr, AsrlcLE-lt was long desidsIa'un
with Chemists to discover process by which
hair nigh, be totally eradcaed without nJu.f 10 n
some wears since after much study AID many M
Dr. Gourard had the good discover me hGa p
which this desirable oec could be eh.elen, anu M az @
,,o ,yi,bou, the Least degree niurng d>c0orln 'e
I Sine this valuable discovery OF Dr. u : uis We
patory Powders have been tested in innueraD1s ''>,
ana M ''D'' [ao>,on Nail
To be had a, o. Walker se' one door from Broad'1y'
81 ner bottle, and AT 81 Broadway
IT Ry TIVE Use or CHsPMAS's MAGIC RAZOR SrkoP d
- -,7or NAV be sepl perfect order Trs II Made
And .oI i, lo2 Wilar-s,reeL
u SECOND Ward.-The Democrats M ', mnis h s!sslo Is
OF The Second ward are requested 70 eer AZ
Ward Hotel No 81 NaSSan-strert on "euns1
inc Qua ,;,;rD Committee for Charter OfcerS and to
OF me EnI;naron OF J. Phillips Phoenix ioi. Mayor
Fss!oi " 'Ae PETER SHARPE,
REVO C. HANCE, Nominating
H. W. CHiLDS. Cou,mitt.e
HARLOW MILLS.
J. L. LEFFERTS,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

p Thirseenth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wings
met at No. sheri:slreet April +th, at 7! o'clock p NJ
The meeting organized by calling WILLIAM DAVIS,
Esq the Chair and apponln. PrrrP. Bailey Secretary
The call OF the meeting read and accepted I'll Nom
mating Committee reported the following Ticket Char
tort rha Ward
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

hv the economical policy Of the establishment TO.
pe,br with the large OF its business that such In
,iucemen,< are offered purchasers apology need be
.ae for the location OF the Sales Room upon the second
oor especially favorable point OF the fashionable
,Lornr1b,,re (2) ma
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

OCy 4 fire broke out Friday evening in the
reur of the Court House at Frederick, Nd Sew
cr;,l valuable buildings were set fire, but the
whole extinguislcd before any very serious
damage had been sustained. The heaviest loss fell
on Dc. Tyler-it amounted to some SS, 009
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

u Eotanlc Medical Society," Botanic Soci-
Ely has 6een organized this City for the promotion Of the
nesday Evening in the Basement Church. corner OF
ChryAee and Delaney nj O'Clock Those who
are 'ayorabe To- or desire The promotion OF this
respectfully Invited 10 attend both gentlemen and ladies.
IS I-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

u Miss CAROLINE RuBiNI At Peales MuNum was ac,v
announced in Saturdays Journals and AR acknowledge sh.
.r had considerable cnro>itv and listen it, mia,
i've OF the great Rubni Withou, entering into .ssh,
cri.i1,,e we shall only say,katwe wer n,o a-reahy dir
many we could ran- give and Ssnre barely
,, >,r, in the musical wori. NJ Harrington rrc
ir, never b-,,rr-"hr tie como
Sony> O.; Mr. Austin worth hours Journey 10 hear
wr wrundsrstand they appear asai; tht> evening.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

20 The RAlSERs sing again this evening at
the Society Library We have SO often com
'nenled their performances ,ha, it quite needless
now
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

~, Seventeenth 1yard.-The Democratic Whig
Electors Of the Seventeenth Ward requested to attend
public meeting, he held at the Henry Clay House on
eJne,av evening April Bt O'clock to hear The Re
port of the Committee appointed to noi sate Charter ON
and for the transaction of such other business may be
deemed necessary TO promote their election.
B. y order OF the Committee
John Ridley Jacob NJ Patterson joseph htfl
Palma Hill r. 7. Prime Matthew, ~. Snasr
J.. s Hunt Willard lde SeGrSS, W. oIeehe
James Goodman p. L. Clamberlai3 u H. buiIhe!I
Peter Ferris Lewis Hunter w: w Otntee
JOSEPH KEEN S,.-.,,r;..
LEWIS HUNTER ID Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

rJ. Seventeenth Nard.-The Democratic Wing
Electors of the SevrItcent Ward requested TO attend
pablic meeting the Henry Clay House on "Wednesday
yruin" Aprl 9Th 10 hear the rxpar OF the Nominating
Committee appointed nominate Charter Officers, and Tor
the such other business as may pc deemed
necessary promote their election ny nracr OF e Ion
Iutte+. GEORGE w. rl>EE!>, ehah'''.
IosErn on:1l ,S,,x3xv KrES, }secre,arcs. 5
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

Observation-Disclosures NEW NoVEL-sor Taea.
,y.Fiv Cents.-An Extra Quadrure Brother Jonathan
Viii he published on Tuesday nru coa;ainn: tbs popular
pov.l con- plete from IL, London edition ms vols
|, will be printed in Library ior"' aat contain about leo
nas-. ,i1ong valuable addition to The s.cums O.he
ijbr,rv Jonathan. which close. on the oSd INST
,,s ,,u ,,so h rare opportunity Tor peSaIs !,h.ny
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

TT Sofa. E Ec,iste:ids and Furniture.-The
subscriber would exchange Sofa. Bedsead worth 10 dol
ars Also furniture and chairs to thu; amount al new TOR
Dry Goods-a cash price. Those wishing to MAKE ina
exchange will receive immediate attention BY addressing ing
line TO W. L. aud leaving it at this Office (2) al et
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

~ CoRrLAND County held Home Industry
Convention at Corlandviie on the ed, in which
both political parties united. Russell Williams
presided four Delegates were chosen to the Ma
tonal Convention; u Committee was chosen to
draft Memorial TO Congress; and II Committee
on Resolutions reported series, which were u,ani-
mously adopted. The following will show their
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

Resolyed That every Interest OF the farmer and the
ucing class OF this eoutry requires udclous and Proec-
Tarifl-la cannot buy the products ootier coun.
tries, while they willing take but few Of ours inreu:
that ask for reciprocal trade with foreign governments,
trade.
Reol,ed That by the operation Of present revenue
laws the advantage given 10 European Nations TO un-
date this country with fabrics from their worksops. while
they Shut least all Northern products from their ports
II continue this policy, expect to see, as "0 have
SEEM balance of trade standing against us-our currency
,eanged and subject frequent fluctuations and our Whole
people vassas TO oregn merchants and speculators
Reol,ed. That from The great variety OF the resources
of this country all the Of its inhabitants car be
supplied within its own bounds, with The exception
of some A>atc luxuries and that we ought therefore 10
erlcavsr live within ourselves. This policy would build
up home market Tor nearly all productions-a market
the most stable and least liable fluctuations from the m
upnce of and the rctaaory laws OF other aatlonS
ReSoi,td That duties laid foreign goods, ot which We
manufacture the species ourselves, do not become
lax consumer taking average OF prices for e"
wears into consideration
ReSoi,ed, That we are willing 10 enter into reciprocal
trade with other nations whenever they shall renqnlS
their unjust, selfish and unneghborly policy; but I'LL then
favor of Standing the defensive and ask OF our
Government administer to them an immediate and etec
tive rebuke
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

From the above facts if there is not prompt
tusn-out by the Middle and Eastern Counties, tile
enemy will ravagc and overrun our country.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

U CHARLES DlcKES. and his lady left Pitts
burg, Pa for Cincinnati on the 1st lust.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

70 Maj. TocHMAS i, lecturing at Worcester
Mass on Poland
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

pZAsosl, Bulwer's new romance, just issued
by j. Winchester, Of the New World, 80 Ann-st.
On two extra shoc,s of that mammoth paper, Quar-
TO edition: price t,celre and half cents, being
Just one. .fou,aA of the lowest price at which any
previous l.oycl of Bulwcr's WAS ever published
For York shilling this and brilliant work
can now be had, while the Circulating Libraries
used to charge taco sh!linss for the privilege of
reading ono, and rather short grace at that. Be-
sides, this edition be sent to any part Of the
Union for the postage Of two newspapers, which
no other edition can be.
1t is falsely stated at random in Yesterdays Snl that
Zaaon' is mutilaed in the World edition Every word OF
the novel Is therein contained, with word OF the Eng
fish notes though few Of the Italian notices and Greek
omitted III order compress it in two sheets and
postage. But every syllable tina; reader of Enghsh
only would read is there, divesed OF the TO
hem) utterly useless displays OF Buwsrs erudtion which
could only puzzle and annoy them.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

~ inA -toN' ',' ~ = .'e ls
,au..t. by james o'ConncI. 1t addresses itself
,,,;nv ~ rho natives mr. descendants of ireland
now IN TINS ceuntry ana Us am Is 10 elevate 'iie
Gnu '0'ct o' .''' .','us u t'0' .'"'
ay worthy, ou. o'.en iSsu'o'o por'e'. ., = OUT y,
people. The Pilot Is attached TO no party III Po-
lu,v and ,dyantacc of free ,hougb, and manly In
,,,c.;u .,;,aara,;,u ,,h
"cPe''o'"N' .' ''''S anu ~:
their respective parties, us IN all t'lhss else. r
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

IT New Style of Hats-PARIS FASHION,
tIessrs GENIN VAN VRANKEN have recently intro
luced style Of Geniemens Hats modelled after thu
latest Paris Fashion We confidently solicit exam.
nation of them believing that they every way equal to
the imported article, both respects beauty OF Appearance
and durability while the Of economy they will be
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

70 large Tariff meeting was held a, Phila-
delphia Saturday. Hon, JAMES HARPER was
chosen President
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

NJ The house of DR.. David Crawford, in Prince
Georges Co., Nd. was burned few nights since
Beias awakcd by the flames he escaped with some
difficulty. His loss is about ) $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

D The Arkansas Gazette contains notice Of
a most brutal fight between DR.. Nimrod Menofec
and Mr. Nelson Phillips, in Conway County
They had been quarreins and met in the woods,
vixen they attacked each other Grst with pistols,
then with knives. a negro boy who witnessed it
said they fought half an hour, when they were
compelled to desist by loss OF blood. Mencfce had
received 81 cuts and died day two after
Phillips received sh.t through the kidneys, and
could not survive.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

U Mr.. ]. a, KrLE's Concert was postponed
last night or account of the weather, and will take
piacs this evening
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

Special attention has also been directed 10 the nanuiac
iure OF our Beaver Nutra and other Hats for the spring
trade For the enumeration of their desirable qualities VIZ
are couen, 10 rely upon the spontaneous testimony OF our
custouarx GRNlN & VAN VRANKEN,
mo eodms el4 Broadway, opposite St lsuls
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

70 DR.. LARpSER has so far recovered from. his
illness as TO be able to resume his Lectures a,
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

CJ A fire broke out in the kitchen of Mr.. II. NJ.
Goodwin of Greensboro, Md. Thursday last,
which before it was subducd destroyed about one
third Of the village. The principal sufferers were
Mr. Thos Burchenn II. NJ. Goodwin, Clement
Fowler, Capt. Marshall 5. Dunning, Nm. Jack
son and Downes &. Murray-all Of whom lost
both dwellings,, stores. &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

AR. Beliere me il all Ao,e endesrrng young
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

% The Daily Penny Press has been starte14
at Rochester by VIM. H. Beach Neutral to
party politics, bur devoted TO the cause of Protec-
ton to Home Industry.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

The n. Y San brought the earliest Of the in
vasion OF Texas Mass. Ploughman
But IT did not give it to It's resders until the
third day after we had published it.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-22
Vol. II--NO. N1h.

ing epiihct. Such family can only be'col-
lcctcd together under the influence of a happy
rnrrriase--a union Of hearts ns well as hands
II tie consccra,ed by pure and chasic affection
toned in Heaven. onsuCh anunou the angles
who dwell in The bright ai~dcs oi the blcst,
must downward rGh their spiritual and starry
eyes, and while tllcy gaze with looks OF interest
I'VE hHpc cndcavorcd to retain the idcus
Of The hccthrcr, but to give them clothed
throughout in the poetic language Tn wich they
were delivered, would be extremely difficult m
h hasiy newspaper report.