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P o S T S c R I P II.
r --rr- --er~ =. Baltimore
(esrspondsncs Of the Hsrad)
BALrIMoAs, Feb. 7, lS<z
Gubg1ot0riaf Mottas-FT Bankyupss- Sonno.
ieney, &c.

- <SAsAsess-F -00Hkylfpeg- SOHnuO-
ieney, &c.
Mn. EDrroR:-
They have toush story, which has been spread
through our city, net only in whispering, but in
audible language, touching the eonnabial ikjty of
the Subernatorial chair Of the state Of Marylaad
eonnot credit II, and If could, would be wanting
in language to 10 farther than just here,-Mum
You had NO commune alton from me yesterday.
The fact 10, friend James. il was Sunday was
slespy, and come 9uentiy indalssd in swsst slum3
bers until Uncle Sans locomotive had trudged Of
with the mail. II 10 hat seldom that Sonnus 6nds
me ensesnsed +" usder quilt and cover" giving up
to tired natures sweet restorer At such an hour
but so be il, follow must take comfortable
snooxe occasionally. ttolH.e EVA
A Are occurred on Sunday morning, which de-
stroyed two nae buildings, jast newly Anishsd, in
Lexington street, Belonging to the firm Of Hiss &
Austin. Another took place last night in the Mea-
dows, very lear the UnlversaIist Church, which
burnt down carpenter shop. The church was
crowded u the tise, and the minister was about In
the middle OF hts discourse. He was preaching
From the awfal yells that came fron portion of
Ais auditory, ene would lhavs thought that the
zawning gulf where Pluto dwells had opened its
merry gates even 70 their rsion. ~
Inc work Of Bankruptcy "goes bravely on"
hut isw, comparatively speaking, have yet taken
advantage OF II. These are the latest vlstims:-
John Hickssss Charles c. Hanilto., Ambrose Dal.
limers, Thonas Prsning,ou, Johu H. O'Dsnneu
aud Cofneliss L. L. Lsary. The insolvent COM
missioners are still exercising their funetione. and
iDprisonmsnt for debt Continues n usual
3 u Yours, TwssE
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oa that the Legislature shall adjourn on the SIS
dav of March next. This is taking time BY the
f0slock.
Inc rest of the si.sing was occvpied in tie
discussion of that inlerminable uatter, thr
the consideration q Tie resolution ofered "
Gen. Root on saturday last, adj the smendmeit
offered by himself on yesterday. After some de.
hate the vote was taken on the amendment Of Mr.
Foster, and decided in the affirmative, ayes IT, noes
Ii
A communication wasYeceived from the Secreta-
~ OF the Board Of Regents Of the UniveTs,y, in-
forming that the Office of Regent, filled by Wash
ington Irving, had become vacant.
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Hx-Ry SroRm., Of the City of New York, was de-.
ciared dolly nominated
The caucus then adjourned until O'Clock to-
morrow evening. when the nominations Will be
made for Canal Commissioners.
The greater psrt Of the day, in the Assembly, was
occupied in the DISCUSSION OF the Chemung Canal
Bill. A Strenuous endeavor was made by MessB
HArsAwAr aud HuMHREr, TO secure the adoption
the Committee of the Whole, but without success
The previous question was at last demanded and
persisted 10, despite all the cntreuties of those who
we're anxious to have the bill modified.
Mr.. HusrHrEY said he was opposed TO the moving
ct the previous question, unless in cxtrome cases
(and this was not Of hem) as tyrannica and Oh
'pvessiye, and he warned gentlemen If they persist
ed IN Il, 'ha' tiey would have late dinners Mr. II.
then, by senes n ingenious movements, seconded
O. he was BY the wings, succeeded 10 the
session until three o'clock.
Daring this, Mr. SwAckua,HR, remarking that he
wanted his dinner very much, under the Influence
a an empty stomach, read Mr.. Humphrey out O., the
party; saying that he had joiaed himself with the
minority, and he hoped he would remain. This
personality was stopped by Mr.. OSuiivan calling
Mr.. Swackhamer 10 order.
Mr.. Towns called up his resolution offered yes.
terday, requiring the railroad companies that have
any portion Of their roads in operation, TO make a
report Of their receipts End expenditures, &c, and
was adopted.
Mr.. Horrx,s called up his resolution requiring
the State officers 70 make liquidation report, anc
il was adopted with an amendment requiring the
report THIS gay. Inc TtSOfutOne HNtnX upon tue Ur
Of October as the day TO choose State officers, anc
the next, TO select canal commissioners, was ther
called up BY Mr. Tambln, and adopted.
The Governor transmitted to the House resolu
tons adopted by the State Of kentucky relation e
Reputation, and which, out Of courtesy to that
State, Mr Hoffman moved to print.
10 the Senate, upon the minutes being read, Gen
Aoor enqsired il the motion made by him yester
day TO amend the preceding day, was entered az he
he'd gven notice that he should insist upon its being
entered st full length. Upon that portion OF the
unautes beng read the motion was found not 10 be
gwen at length. Zen. Root then declared the re.
cord 70 be false one, and demanded By what au
thenty the clerk had so made up the minutes, and
estimated that the act might be made the founda
ton OF resolution ct censure, &c. The minutes
wess aspsoved t.ol .loT'Il m
Mr.. RvsSs laid on the table concurrent resolu
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Court Calendar-This Day.

srrsRIoa CovRr-Nos. l. 10, Is, 10, 2o 81, az, %,
1906 a. a. 49, as 49, 20, 1873, 81 81, 1877 -, a. 81 %,
80 Al, 1875. ~ -, ~.
Cmcrff Cousy-N,r asa 81, l47. 1871, Ill, 9oa. -,
ass 9ss 2se cA6 2se 49, 96i 26s 20a 2SS, 9ss, 26,
26s.
Couar OF COMMON PLEa--Nos. $50. q. 81, n, $50,
lel 1885, lS7 SIS. Oh lS3 g. 3ls, 81, 81, 81 l3o, as,
81, SO, Isl, 10, los, las, -, 20.
sic, 936, 2as, 230, 3aa. 23i, 236. ar
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Thomas II. Benton compares himself to John
Hampden John Hampden was gentlemen who
never told-or secreted bank notes -Nsso York
-dmeriean Hn. 800 a7q
Nor did John Hsmpden ever pay his debts with
q gold snuff box.] Ud1qo
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And Samuel Young was declared duly nominated.
Il vas agreed To proceed to ballot for an Attorney
General, when Mr.. Church offered resolution TO
the effect that the Eighth Senate District be entitled
To as many votes they had Representatives in the
Legislature. lie SAID that for fifteen yesrs the De.
nocra q in that section Of the State had shared
In the spoils Of the party. On this point he knew
they demanded that one whom they know, and
who belongs to that section shall be elected
The resolution was rejected. The bsllohng
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To Advertisers.

Now is the time to advertise. The srping trade
IL jsst setting in. Prospects are bright, and al
ahead looks cheerful and healthy. The person
who advertises literally, always has the best slice
or sound each business. Come along, therefore,
and advertise at II is the very lfe-blosd Of
good business.
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o. The DoLLAK WEAKLY HrRALD will be pub
sished this day at nine oclock-price cents single
copy--al per annum.
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Phlladelphla.


y PmLADxLphIA, Fes. z, 1912.
We have hers to-day incsssaat rain. which Of
course prevents much business Of ~ out door ns.
tuFs. Thess IL not much visikls excitement
though the doipss of the Legsiasurs the aahissG
Of resumption 10 watched with the liveiest ints-
rest By an classss Of society. The ,sne of all in.
formation from Harrisburg still 10 ihatths bill 70.
curing immediate resumption will pass.
In this expectation the ''lsagus' formed By our
city Banks, from which such great advantages
wereIpredicted,s understood to be estirslybroken
up. The safety fund will not BE- created, aor will
the banks issue their own paper. Besides this il is
understood that the Commercial Bank, whish il 10
thought can seand imnediafe rssumption, refuses
all nearly al dsposites Her Pfesiaent is said t.
BE very rich, aAA u he chooses 70 aid the institu-
tion BY resort to his private fortune, can beyond
question enable her IL meet al her demands.
The buGness in stseks has been small, and in State
Ewes at decline Of l. notwithNanding we have the
positive sesurance OF the Governor, in q special
message 6>the Legislature, will be paid in three
weeks. The Relief currency ia something better
selling at Discount Of to per cent for currency;
currency is at dscount OF from to per cent fSf
specie. Exchange on New York 81 to per cent
prem. There il no change in the rate Of discount
Of Glrard, Pennsylvania and U. Bank notes,
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Low WArER-The stock Of the Commercisl
Bank, and that Of the North American Trust Cons
pany, arc quoted az low a. u per cent each. we
would not take stock in such concerns, sras. wiAh
IS per share besides.
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The LoSc LOST PREsrDEsr.-It is supposed from
the following extract from the log book Of the brig
Poultney, Captain James Moult, of Baltimore, that
the hull Of this long lost steamer has at last been
seen.
July 81, II A. NJ lat 40 81, N long 40 10 w. from N
York for Smyrna passed large piece Of wreck. sixty
feet longhrty to forty wide, and looked like the
side Of stesm boat 1t appeared to be part of the main
channels. having four dead eyes, with turned
and long 1at iron strsps Her hulk black, with q
broad white streak and large painted black ports There
was bite off hsuser over piece Of WOOD apparently
part ofthe guards
The i'll fatsd President was seen both here and in
Liverpool by the chief mate ofthe Poultney, and he
unheeitatinsly says that the wreck passed was par
Of that steam ship. Every thing about the wreck
plainly showed from their great size and manufac
ture that they belonged not to any merchant vesse
or man Of war, but to 4 large steamer. We thinl
as the mate does. OIL this point, and believe thu
wreck seen to have been that Of the unfortunate, il
stared President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-08

SvrEnoa MncHAsIsAL LAAr.-The ingeniously
constructed mechanical lamp, which is introduced
by Saxton, sS7 Broadway, is most superior and
useful article for parlors. We know nothing at al
equal to it.
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boni.SA.-Thc Dickens fever is getting to be out.
rageous. Yesterday every ticket was sold land pre-.
NUNS oil Sioto $40 were freely offered for single
sets' nu' could no, be negotiated. Speculations in
fancy stocks IN Wall street have almost ceased.
Dickens stock-Boz-ball stock, ia all the hiQh. and
is rising tremendously AN the iashionables IRE pre.
parng for the ball. The .Mot,s, the Homes.
the Jones', the LivinRs,ons, the Cheeseman's
and ten thousand others, are wild with preparat;on'
The snilIiners are working night and day. Tn. p,,.
paratons in dress will cost probably So, 900, which
will circulate among the trades people and fancy
stores during the whole week. No credit is given
every thineis done for cash. The spring trad,
was never SO 6ourishing in Broadway. The who'll
conversation Of the drAwing-rooms. salons, cori
doss, 10 entirely about the Dekens Ja<-she 30
bsll-ths Pckwick festival. Never was there sucl
a time in New York. More to morrow
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LATEST FROM MArAszAs.-Ths. Plato arrived
on Friday night, sailed fron Matanzas Jan. -; BY
her we nave received our correspondents favors
up to the latest date. In relation 20 ME- Cross, he
says:-"This gentleman, ] Am now happy to say,
has been relieved from imprisonment, and Is osl
under security given for his not leaving the island
but the suit 10 still gsins on jAt as slowly Is ever
which IL much TO be regretted Phita. mq. FEB q
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WEsrEny ARxoRY w. X Arnistead,
Col s H Long, Surgeon General Lawson, w. L.
Heuly, and p. a. OsIesby, United States Board Of
Engineers, arrived At Nashville, Tenn on the 18th
ult on their return from Rock Island, which local
ity they have examined with reference to its adap-
tation a. an Arnory site. .f
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GaEAr CRAsH.-A portion Of the great wall on
Fu:man street, which Was erected to protect the
residence Of Judge Radelif and Mr.. Peet, canae
down about IL o'clock last night, with tremen.
dous crash, which was distinctly heard lin every
part Of our city, aud also in NJ ~ York. The wind
was blowing gale at the time.-Brookiyn Star.
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TExAs.-Gavsstoa dates 10 the "a ~ have
been received At New Orleans.
A letter dated Austin, January Sth, says . " bill
passed beth heases Of Congscss, rspudiatiaa Texas
liabilities Of the 1st r. brsaFy." -
There yet exists great excitement in Tsxas, In
respect to the SaHts Re expedition.
The Austin Bsllstin q the 3lst att. states that
the Hon. C. Van Ness. who has just reached that
place from San Antonio, had With him public pa
Pers from ChAuahua, giving fuller accounts Of the
capture. The prisoners stated that they had
fought the Indians from Austin 20 Santa Fe; and
whsa they. we've captured, were eomPlstsly worn
out by fatigue and want Of food.
Cook, Howard, aud Caldwell, are reported to
have been killed in attempting 10 ssesps
$l50, 900 exchange bills. Hr,
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{ Tioga, was thereupon

Whereupon, NATHANIEL JosEs, Of Orange, was
declared duly nominated.
The balloting for Commissary General resulted as
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We received last night very interesting and inn
portani inteN.gence from Albany. In the nomina-
lions for the different State offices, the good, DID,
amiabie, practical, intangible, popular power,
called the albany Regency" have succeeded
against the [" New Lights" and " Small Lights"
In the FIRST movement Of the democratic party on as
sumias power. Messrs. Flagg and Young-old
fashioned democrats, head the nomination, and
Jonath an d. Stevenson takes tn. rear guard
,7From these strong symptoms, We expect the pre-
cent legislature will make thorough work with the
whiq policy of the last four years. II is certainly
highly important that they should restore the public
credit, reform the free banks introduce economy in
public expenditures, and absre all, give us direct
rail road bei,oeen Nesc York and Albany to compete
,rysh Bottom If they do these things, the Regency
viii be supported, in spite Of all old prejudices, by
all the inde,endent and honest portion Of the people,
who went good and economical government, but
ca,s nothing for any party or faction as such =
Nae whiGs seem, as party, IN Washington, and
elsewhere, TO possess the power Of self destruction
in az eIninen! degree.
ALBANr, Thursday Feb. 4. 1872
~ O'Clock Z. NJ. : &.
Tte Democratic members met in caucus this
eVeninp 10 nominate candidates for State officers
The proceedings were characterized by great har-
mon A. G. PAGE, Of the Senate, was called TO
the I ar. and Messrs. Hathaway and Hulburd
Sec aries The meeting then proceeded TO bal
iot 10. comptroller and resulted in the almost unan
;,uous domination of AzARIAH G. FLAGG, who had
los votes, William c. Bouck !, and Blank MT.
+. being duly nominated, they proceeded to ballot
for q Secreaay OF State. On thus the ballotng
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MAIL Rosssa CAuaHr.-w illism Hunter, ths
post@sster N Florence, KY has been thrown ints
Prissa for robbug the U. . mail. slsnis9el :
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Asoruxa CAsx OF YELIow FxvEn.-William
M. Miner, Of stoningtos, CT. died ia New Or
leans On the sgsh ale OF yellow fever, with black
vonit. Iadeed this Il strahss. We verify believe
there is To ~ rsvelssiea In wsathsr-dissass-
and every thing else. ynti, 1sta ..araa aaa f.ti
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Before Judge Kent, and Aldcrmep Purdy and Lee
Frp THE case II James Gordon Bennett, for
libel on the Court Of Sessons, was pssfponed TO
w edossday.-Mr Morrill, observing that his asss-
cisNs eosnse, Mr.. Jordan, engaged in the Cosrt
Of Commoa Pleas ~ important case. and that
Jsdke r sah had written 20 him stating thst he
would Hot be in the city, unless it were put a. in
seasoN for the trial. A-a.l
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MunprR IN TREKroH -On Sunday morning last
Richard bird wac found murdered 10 his house,
sbout half mile from Cooks Town, in Burlington
county. He had lived alone, and was found lying
on the floor, near the fire, with four buck shot in
his left side, and in bis arm 1t appeared from
feet from the house, and had fired Though win
dow. Bird wasa white laborixK man, Of harmless,
iroirensive character, about sixty five years Of
sxv and had q little property. Two persons were
arrested, examined, and remanded far further ex-
amin ation. - Tteutcm Gassffe. 81 inst.
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NAVAL OapERs Jan. 25.-Lieut. J. GLEASON,
steamer Folton Li.ut w. Coke, Navy Yard, Phi.
ladelphis; Lieut. Kitty, receiving ship Boston,
Jan 28-SMgeon ]. M Fobz, rendezvous, Balii-
more; Midshipman E. Y. G, Judson, receiving ship,
Boston; Midshipman W L. Marcy, do, New York;
Surgeon H s Rennolds, receiving ship, Norfolk
Surgeon W. M. Wood, Baltimore station; Beat
swain w. Walter, order to navy yard, Philadelphia,
revoked. .Ist
ApporxrMEErs-Jan. N-Alfred Hinkerty, acting
Boatswain; Charles Harvey, acting Salu,aker. by
and with the advice and consent Of the Senate
Morris b. Beck, OF Va Assistant Surgeon lDrc. 2,
1871; J.F Tuckermsn, Of Mass do Jan. y, 1872;
Oscar F. Baxter, OF N c do, do; Lewis Williams,
Of Md. do do; Marius Ddvall, Of Md do. do.
from Washington, to N. York; samuel Hart, Naval
Constructor, New York, to report 10 the Navy Com
missioners for such duty they may assign to him.
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DissRAcEruL Row.-Yeterday afternoon, about
three o'clock, an alarm Of fire was given, and the
engines were out At the corner Of Bridge and Con-
cord streets, the two accompanies, No and No.
met, and from SEINE cause or other, quarrel CON.
mencsd, which terminated in . general fight -
Brooklun Netrs Feb Z.
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CHATHAM THrATnE The inclsmeney Of the
weather last evening did not cheek the desire 70 W.T.
the attractive performances offered ct this theatre
oliver Twist met with great success wen the
piece Of the Gameser Of which will be repeated
this evening in addition to Jacob Faithful In which the
vivscity ofthat general fsvore Mrs. Thsrns, Mary,
greet features the whole Interpreted with avorits
negro melodies and dances. lfltl r lEer
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GEoRsE p. BANKER, OF Erie, was thereupon de
clsred duly nominated on the first ballot for Tea
surer. The vote stood az follows
Thomas Pennington, 81
Erastus Hamilton, IL
yshn MLean,
John Gilchrist,
Thomas FARRnoroN, of Tioga, was thereupon
declared duly nominated.
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ICssrsspsstsscs er he HsrsiAl
AIHANY. Friduy night, ~ o'clock,
Feb. 4. 1872.

..|
The warm rain that hes prvvailsa for the last
three days has hsA The eject to break up the river.
The ice was rass;as Down III day yesterday, and
the water has risen shove the docks. The Mohawk
and the western streams, ere repsesented a. having
all broken up and very high. This has caused great
arrangement 10 the mails The nominations for
State officers spear to give seaersl satisfaction. a.
far as have bad ~ opportunity Of oblervinQ. The
Only soreness that in relation to Commsary
General. The hopes of the wings Of disunion and
dissentoa in The demsogatic ranks may be consi-
dered a. blasted.
In the Senate to-day, an hour was consumed in
the stfempt to amend the minutes The bill in rela-
ton to the appointment Of Bank Commissioner, was
then taken up, but after rejecting several amend
ments, rose and reported.
In the Assembly, communicates Yves received
from the Canal Commissioners, with report from
the engineer department, in answer TO Mr. Carlyle
resolution OF inquiry Tor information a. to engineers
being concerned in contracts, &c "A communicaticn
was received from the Canal Board "a answer to
the peremptory call made yeste TdaY Tor the hqui-
dation account reqcired sy MT Hon%ans !es9lu-
tons, announclng the torthcomDes probably today,
OF the information sought
The Committee Of the Whole passed the bill 10
incorporate the Chittenange village amended 20
as to provide that person shall vote such ques-
,ions. unless he shall have been an nhabitant for
qualified TO vote 81 towr meetings Mr. Townsend's
bill in relation TO money was then Il ken
%, sd after soas debaie the Commitsee rose, and
the House adjourned. .sro.s =.
asng on ost Of dsors for Canal Csmmisson rs-ne-
ves were mea % buy. To niahs the democratic
merbers pusuant 70 adiournmes u, met In caucus.
~
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REroRrs AND Rxroarno-Tm ExpRxss.-The
Express" tes 10 escape the force Of truth and fact
By . impotent sueer-as saeesAsion Of spsrioFiiy
whae could be expected frsn conosgh shat 80
Otter sppsopnates the labss a others, and sakes the
cTe1n of il tool ~ ~
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Albany.

Albany.
0o- Adams Express Line brought rs letter.
aad papers last seht from Albany in advance Of th.
mail.
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ELorExESrs IN HicH LrrE.--There is some small
talk about eIopemen,s about these days, but We
find tina, the one recently pubshed in Philadelphia
paper, Of young lady, daughter Of ex.minister,
going off with foreign ottseA< 10 eli wrongin fac,
mere fancy. There are elopenents, bu, not that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-08

CLASSICAL In the Ohio Legislature on the PIX
ult., petition for divorce was presented, when .
Mr.. Byington inquired if it wosd be in order L
move that the petition be sent to Hell! Mr.. Nc
Fully moved that the gentleman from Pike be ap
pointed special messenger for its despatch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21
NATIONAL FnT1Nnpv

ouf correspondents /" Lqgab \ takes Is 10 task
ior leaving bur own STATE ID Ind .i,e far . IA.
fsional FOuhdry, and que,,io6t our aIleg,.r.. ),
the Old Dominion for % deknr W. viii -,
stop y argue The lai,er pointivi,bhir $50
hat isa mailer no, u be seilltd ~ mere 49,.
o. differences. Ii is enough i ~. ~, 4, -.
iona. matters: ss know iasss
q little eonsegusnee whether We we're On one
side Of the Potomac Or the other.
Our main purpose was % avaken public a..
Eteniion 70 The imporianceof kpuls mannfse,ur.,.
and VIC were not aware lhsfue could better
serve thar purpose Than b avsilipg ourselves Of
The aid Of The genera government through Ma
tional foundry. What we said 81 Weger,on.
elected By able.repors on iha,IsDbjeci, was Ger.
.ainly cot uttered in disparagemsnl oflhe " CURL
Mill, Or any other eligible saes We had no,
forgotten The advantages % OR friends location,
oal We knew he could better setotf lis eaarae-
live clPaei.iss's thaa va could; and Tia, II
We succeeded in gelting he stlsn.ion Of esbilal-
sis fixed lPon one point near u, olher positions
would BE- presented and claim 4ll proper allsh-
ion. Ial1
Let rs but succeed ID giving Iar impulse 10
manufacturing industry and enterprise, and all
viii work well.