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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-04
NJ A R | TIM E H ERALD,
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem II favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
anv Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
az home or abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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Married,

Married.
At Locust Grange, Bay sde L. l., on Wednesday, Sd
instant by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Onderdonk HENRY A.
SMYrHE, of this city to MARY FTc daughter of Joseph
L. Franklin, Esq, of the former place.
Died.
On Wednesday morning, Mr.. THOMAS scorr, printer,
after short illness, aged 81.
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

No IS Chambers street,
EsTABLIsHED TO RENDER TO THE A AFT
will be treated and surgical Of descIp
ton cormed the careful and scientific One
Of the first ocous in the city will attend the Of
all diseases Of the eye and Parcus, attention is paid
desire it will be visited their houses Those whose
limited will only be requipd pay for their med
tim. The drug department attended by an aPothecary Of
g experience and all medicines dispensed he led
and genuine Gaping and leech ing will be done
the shortest notice. Open day aud night
Taents from the wishing avail themselves Of the
ADVANTAGES this Institution possesses in the treatment Of
scouou ae diseases and surgical
be accommodated with board and iinmc
date vicinity. ..- -
DIR. HOMER BOSTwiCK,
Attending Physician and surgeon,
Is Chambers 81. I'd house OF Broadway,
This institution under the patronage and commentator
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BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE subscriber begs leave inform % e nds and the pub
c that he has the above well known house. which
has been thoroughly repared and painted the
furnished throughout, AMI will be opensd the first Of
May
The house is delghully su,cd Immediately opposite the
steamboat landing and from its pisx.as commands view
tending up the Kills and the bay and harbour Of New
York To hode esirOu. of pleasant residence during the
summer months possessing he advantages Of fine salt
bathing ether with beautiful drives walks
orn access c tho city hours by steam the Belmont
House unsurpassed by other the Is
nd and the subscrbr TINT his former efforts give
sa acton as popeto OF the Pwion with his renewed de-
termination to spare pains render his house agreeable
will him the OF p,tion OF the patronage
he has heretofoJe been fave red WITH - -
>" "'' GEORGE PIERIs
NEw BRieHIoN, April 70, 1913 az ,3istff
MRS BEsCHOK begi inform her r. end, and
wi that removed 50 Canal ~ " adv
10 their des Millinery articles, Dresses Mantif-
las &c the latest fashion at prices 10 su the times
m93tsr
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever-As
w subscriber coptanty receiving all description Of
gold silver Watches Of the styles direct from the
manuiacure, in England. france. and Switzerland, he Is
enabled offer and much less
iea than any house the city Gold watches low
SIS each Watches and Jewell cry exchanged bought.
All watches keep good time, the money
turned Watches clocks aud jewellery repaired in the bess
manner and warranted lower than other place the
G. &. Allen, importer Of watches and jewellery whole
sale and RETAIL 30Wall street. stairs. al2lm ms m
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WINES, BRANDIEs, &c.

%, &C.
THE subscriber alters the following Wines &C. for sale Al As
i Piue street, corner of William.
Madeira pipes hhds quarter casks demjohns and bottles
part old and high cost direct and via India.
shenes in pipes hhds and in glass; Of
grades-Amonullado IN quarter casks.
Por-Impoed expressly for family use, in wood and in
glass.
Csret,-Chateau Mageaux, Latoure ST. E,tsphe Larose
HocksJ phannesbeg Castle Marcohrunncr Cabinet Chsrz-
berger. Bfonebe, sn,hausn GreL hausen Hstehsu
sen Rudeshsimer, Httenhem Peisporte Leibfcaumilch
Gle enheImer, Hoehheimer, NC. &c Sc.
Sauene, BaTsac, Mus.at, Chablis
BurRund'es-Cios de Vouseot, Cham bern, Romance.
Very old Cognae Brandy vintage 1872 expressly Tor summer
use.
Fine Holland Gin. ,
The sbsve articles recommended :? The p a n.
reign remedy for their malsdes. t6iLbb"A bN'i''
ms I'm
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THE First Spring Meeting will Tuesday May
9th.
First Day-Sweepsakes four years old two mile heats
Sub. $500, closed with FIVE subscribers
-samue Laird enters bay Delaware, by Mingo dam by
John Richards.
2-Charles Lloyd oh Billet by Mngo, dam by Nam
brine.
81 X. Van Mater oh Revel, by M,ngo, dam by
Eclipse.
4Jsseph Hellings D. Webster, by Psm, Of
Fairy.
5-David Toms enters CHI Stanley Eclipse by Busrs dam
by John Stanley.
Same Day-A Of $50 mile heats free for all ages.
Second Day-A purse OF 500, two mile heats
Same Day-Sweepstakes, for years od., mile heats.
Third Day-A purse Of 50 0. three mile heats
Same Day-A purse of 500, mile heals
For further particulars New York Spirit OF the Times
MULE RACE.
On FRIDAY, May 18th which the day following th' Races
Purse Of 500 will be given for Mule Race, mile heats best
In five, $25 Of which to go to the second best.
JAMES BROWN, Proprietor.
Trenton. N, j., Nav Sd.
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SIGNOR NAGEL'S
GRAND FAREWELL
CONCERT.
SAoE. %r =: King e :yst
citizen, Of New York and his lends that before leaving for
Europe COMPREHENSIVE .SSgt5 G sSSNrRr
On 4Ess1pzzY9 a syENiHd sl MY ,,A
He VII i';;;f X + artists
MR., TiMM. e preside q he n.D:.
auesa Il: price Ticket: to The Music
TO common at o'clock .Nar
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
Mons stEY Iii s.' v. yoia solo
Instrumental Concert e en he n ROOM
on Thard.v the 'h Instant assisted BY the following most
"AD aoE s sS:$$r$$ .2faH.
The &. MS. B:y .s s
.s Fer see small bills Concert to %ss i:
A G9NG e will Be given
fo1 IL 'Ss ,s'
Tickets may sbsned at the door of the Institute. ATS
Mr. BRADBURY's LAsT JUvE LIE MUSICAL
W Festival will be given the Broadway Tabernacle,
Friday evening My 5h BY 400 OF his best young singers
sItsng the United Juvenile choir.
Those pieces that much admired the festival OF
April I9h, will be repeated with the addsp of many
ones equally interesting.
NJ xn
pare still richer treat for them at his last.
Tickets Is cents For sale at 1879 Broadway 205 do All do
76 Bowery 200 Mulberry street, Nassau street, s do and
at the door. ma ?tsec
DE Elf CONCERT.-Mr. John A. Kyle respectfully
informs hi. friends and the public that he will
Annus CnnGen at the hp,io Rooms. on Hond,y evening"
tered their assistance vz-Mr. Edward Loder Ms Hon.
Miss Mary Taylor, (from the OLYMPIC Theatre by perns
.Gn Of " Mitchell. E.q) Mrs. w;ideahoper psri ofMi H.
MARKS. Roster M:,:stt and Kyle Part'euia. il uns aa
mu ic stores and Mr. Kyles residence Il Forsyth
mir
VAUXHALL GARDEN-Open for The Sea,on-The sub
.ebs beg to inform the public that this place Of
resort will open for tn. Sunday evening" ri 30th
For the better ommodaon of the Of the eabsh
emit apd to keep ont ilnproper admission
VIII be charged on Sunday eveng for which refreshments
will be furnished. Other event g admission free.
Public patronage gratefully solicited
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DR.. CARPENTERS
PECK SLIP DISP NSARY

DR.. CARPENTERS
PECK SLIP DISP EN- SARY.
DR CARPENTER regular educated physician snd
~ geon receiving his diploma tins city in the year
1917; gIadlste of Union Cole the
Of the United States during the late war may be BY
reference the and register Of Office thereof
Licentae of the New York STATE Ned soc and ioI the last
for many yean No. Peck Slip Pearl and
important know, is the fuc that in all delicate end
whether OF long duration,
abled 70 perform speedy ard efectual cures.
DR.. C. most seriously caution the Invalid 10 beware OF
the catch nosTums that are continually para
by host Of uopnncipled and uneducated
preender also ctable who
have fit Of late sanction the imposition by advancing
and vending iabe specifics their mufanous and dan
gerous c0mpOunds
How important the victims Of lndiscretion, in
the ucpent Of TO place themselves IN IN.
whose udg and discrmi
they rely with confidence the issue Of life
death determined by the first application in his ormi
dabe ad
Dr. Ca would add that his and Offices adm.
rby adapted the privacy Of patients, and his charges will
be found reasonable.
Office OPEN until 10 o'clock. ms 1tins-r
COPPEK2oo cases English Copper from to or manu-
~ featured from the best and with for sale by
X. COLLINS CO.,
SOuI
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w ih.,se' ,ilu,toa travel with ssnsm;n valet;
woui rave no objection TO going OF this country
or the old or the str wead have attend
office this paper viii meet With immediate asnon.
sati.fac ory references will be given nj 3tsc
a child s% 70 Do srfReS
'i,y rsi;r.nce will be required Apply at this flee
SGAMsTREss siTUATIoN-wanted BY a young VIC.
and man GOOD aa, no oGeep TO .ss care Of few ssIdn
NV at2 . Canal street "s st.ins
WANTEp-At the Decora i've Estsbshmrnt of William
esdy sS i street near %1s
Canne makers tG3i to work decorative branch OF bus,
person, none othsrsueed apply m2-s.r
TNtORMATioN WAN ED---Le't The places Of resi-
s7h April two BOYS, .Sed from shrteen ooTeen ysais-op,
p nam stephen Anssp. yon q lieht compile small
blqe ksn'usty jean Psataoon. and rouSds
%S G,ss'
went .w kSsIuesy Jean Ozark mIsd az
% G peon. are ofSd hsSoIns
~ s:nd the
ter No sixth street. where they will be rewarded for their
''s ssss OBADIAH LYON.
TNE0kMATIN WANTEpIof VIM MILLER. late 8, Of
Booisn Il .hoo
n Nh d
the Sao the he S
II removed hi. Office from IS al c.aIi,ndt
md i~~fc
WIN JNO O'sRlEN have removed their Office to No
w l6 Wal street, under the Mechanics Bank. mi STR
NOTICE AND REMOVABLE. A. ARTAULT, lately
lS 1924 Fulton ST. having dissolved by mutual consent his
partnership for giving all his attention the Dagueneotypc
fully informs his friends the public that he
has removed his old Daguerotype stand from 1881 Fulton 81
235 Broadway % story where he has Just opened several
packages received by the arrivals containing 1000 French
Dagueeoiype Plates No 30 and 40 warranted French Aero
matte Lenses and all the appr
He will be glad all his old customers visiting
his place.
Peae to give ca-2s5 Broadway, I'd story room, Nos.
add 3. md lm'r
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ac. B%ssG s xss bs..ss
Cy: ''' ''. .'''''', a'''' ''
AisSss Brensnn; Moses LsSssnd NSsrt Gold
GrSnGEfcSs &C. Apr" as~%% hsTiot wachm.n and
s1vIssAE A.il CAR Douglass, CD Brewster Liver
G 1 n S 1Is d ose
MoniLE; April 26Ar Long Island, Howell, NYork. CID
Sdd'f rrum r. and AZ 98r) MeAHtsr LIVER Soi limo.
Scion, Bill WORK.
Eor"ps a a. sPSs Mead Study Ksy wss
Espe Lp;a E%H,aq; Lime Rcsa A9d NfSs ASn.
BIoS ships Ic,hnvir; wsI:r fto% COX and wo siss
Iss1. a'f a' a'% s
tic Tn .NYsTk BIOthes MayheT Charleston; xcaI,ehI-
Havana; Mariner Latham, New London
Maiden Ian. pocte So"f
with the No. IL Maiden lane. m,
$lOO 70 any one sV VIII S give aaeS
ton as may lead to Il. discovery and
isS! thirty Z; oSs
w JOHN BURTON.
Dbl M REWARD Lest this day about o'clock between
LoOsGmcs street ana 1903 Chatham leather pocket
not, of the Merchants. Banko New York. foy $500.
n
About 50, b..de in New Yo.k city notes, Of ssS'. sos,
srd SIS each.
s p s '1 s s9a
and Laurie Solomon bearer Tor SICO pay
ment OF which HIS been stopped with sundry other papers
10 to any body bat the owner The above reward will he
paid for the OF the pocket ok aud its contents
left at the office 81 the Journal of Commerce and
asked.
New York, MAY 2, lsia. natter
dissolution OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.-Thr co.part.
Dershp under the firm Of A. Artault & Co is
this dav dissolve by mutual The business of the
firm will be settled by n. Courn.
F.A. ARTAULT,
md 3tsr A. N. COURTlN.
T. LACY, DENTIST,
retained the cityand resumed the practice of his
prepared to his former psents and all others who
his profe ssional services z. LACEY m42w*ec
FRESH sALMON-Th- subscribers would respec. plly II
ohs deli ious article offered Therriends lovers
Of salmon would do we'll call and how heap sell
ma ,s.ec MiDDLETON BAKER
FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL in tle country A Lady
family sir children boaTders and SCHOLARS She will spare
pains render house pleasant the pupil and
III in their studies. Every proper viii DO
paid TO their he 18th and morals The location healthy
and retired. No day scholars ad mit'sd Terms moderate
Refer to-Mr. A. Armour, las Fulton st; H. Hunt ESQ No
9Chamhers Peet, 765 Or enwich Ms B. F.
Hart 81 Houston street; Mrs Cumbeon o6 Lauens
and to Mr. Jone Butler John street. where will be
made known. ma wsr
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Foreign ImpOrtati0ns.
HAM.URG-Brg sun-5o ton. spslter 10 bales bales
mdse MOTT PoItz-3 pkgs M Werckmeister-2 casks II
Van Damme.
ST CRoIx-Bdg Cashier IL hhds 10 pipes Aymar
u CO.'S hhds moasses De Forest 4 CO.
Domestic ImpOrtatIons.
APALAcHIcoLA-Schr Tioga- bales cotton Bogart Knee
!and-i39 w n Howland-ll6 Tain MO w Barnwell-l
box Post Phillip q Jkgs WOODBURY..
M A z II M z II q d II
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
Tsa.i $ sv M :s 4:
\; MssIS;,i ss"sl"d; With MT The kENT6cxiXS-
ror, 80 et,i Fit 25 Gallery 2x Doom open att;
peiio names eommene. nj hall past 7.
CHATHAM TuEATn
THIS as., ksvEsNlNG VII b- Terfcrpsd MARCEIiSr-
SAT % SS,,S by A sss HE HEkyo4s
conc ude with the - act Of oTHELLO.
Third Tier. a P a s f a. seH S,n Do ssso"s 81
before 7-cnrtan rise. at ~ O'CLOCK rr,c,slv.
'."FUGLi's OLYMPIC THs .1.s1
La Ai,er whi5i BOOTS AT THK SWAN AT As.sI
which; ANY LEE-Amy Lee, NJ, Timm, LILY Morgan.
Jolly. Mr. Nick,nson Colonel Rocket. M Dunn ''''''
~ In. Door. wIli Be opened Al T. ."s a. 'ormA.sss
AMERICAS MUSEUM.
ras M q 81 or TtE N ss :s
re.u sixteen years labor and executed such
able fidelity that who hss been 10 Pars can point
My W?SSHEIL, in .donen diasrsn, characters.
MI. NJ snEMMA la, The beautiful Ballad Singer,
@ "TTyISS y. F:%sa:.s .." $.
ENORMOUS SERPENr 90 feet long, and as large a. tho
The Meod.n Gal, dos and Silver pns Asso 1t.
n, oy Fancy Gia., Blowing md 500 900 curio, ties
Museum and entertainments IS cents-children half price
rEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUm
Br%Si S II he GHGc %E.r 'h' G City Hail
nE ;sSWf9s F% S ESSDNssoS I oNk sHlLL,So
MIR JENKINS Come Dspnsator Tenor Singer and Banjo
sIoNoR Ph, II the S,.;isp and vsn,.oqui..
MIS- GTov - ths much admired D'nseuse:
DateI Err, the best Ethiopian Dancer America
Afternoon entertainments Saturday o'clock Day VI
Performances in the Lecture Room to commence az o'clock
splendid Self Playing Meodeon to be
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"A FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-The first or
cond floor of he house No 1909 Leonard street, near
Jul Broadway; would suit two gentlemen, Ia
my, could be furnished with meals their own rooms
a a hour IL d sired. MIR
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cond floor Of ,hs house No 1903 Leonard street
%S SsS fGGd .f: furnished with meals their
Fam town M
walk The Boston iurapiks eop.;i.s Of 50
sOss Ten i
s1 wI an s'ts
g.re s'i: frs. rat. spar; handsome garden n front Of
8: aSi: ali '4n e:p
and ON rising ground twenty rods from the
with Of s c a1f Island Sound Me
sns ESs HS and sous
GROVES. on the premises. mt.2otsr
-,1. PHILADELPHIA BOTANIC CAMDEN TO LET
dSs sesuy r. sd T.. OF
s sS and hot
II! 5 cu % %I
TO sSoa bic tenant premise. womb be L.
reasonable, re terms JOHN I'm v u; Apply
m2 isetsr No. 70 Sorth Tenth ,reet, PHILADELPHIA.
~ NIBLOs 0ARDENs-Choce and rare Annual
neatly IN S Ss Si choice GSi nna of all
the beautiful pants introduced from California bearing rich
TroE@ ,an Peregnnum Canary Bird Flower-A y
beautiful hardy Annual showing cut and nsed flowers ca
Superb PnsDOusIs Basams-Ths delightful plant ha. long
superb ermsn Double and Qalled Aste2o superb
ties mixed.
Choice HeartsesseTb, seed is from named Prize Flowers
from The principal exhibitions IN Eogland last year
fhlox DummonJThs de sirable border nnu VI increases
least IL spct varieties having flowers yny from deep
Poruacca spendens-Another desirable border plant, very
dwarf, bearirg rosy scarlet flower.
Fine VI xsd Zipnias: "a
Mere icea-This annual will border
or tls work all through the with bright purple
flower
Dwarf Rocket Larkpur, mixed coors.l
Mexican (blue) AgeTatum.
Sweet Scented Alyssum.
Zine German Ten Week Stock Gill Fower-23 distinct col
mixed, very fine. - .
Lupinus Crui hank-Thc varied and handsomeof
has flowers of nearly de between
pe blue pink yellow and white and continues In flower from
June TO the end Of August
IpomopsIs Elegans. -
CiaIka Elsg,ns-A beautiful flower ffcm Caforns,
coior-keep, iI flower four monbs. ~
SChZsnthus keu us1hs is the most handsome OF all this
species If annual bears flowers Of yellow and scarlet
Echsrhoza CroceA-A fine flower and an abundant
1owerer.
Morning Glory ..
The propetors beg TO call the attention oil their cnds ana
the OF Flowers the above selection OF Annual
chosen Of about 200 of the choice ieties
known at present me all Of which warranted fire. sh
Seed imported from Europe th,s SPRING - - .
Bulbous Flo Rootsyiz: the iscohean Lilly, Glado
ls torbuudu' and Pnacbu' Me xican Tiger Flower Oou-
bic Tuberose Double Dahas, &c nc ali OF which
ready for planting cut
Al orders promptly eIscuted Apply TO-
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE Pills.
'I'HESE fsrfsmed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal q
We perceive to be obtapsd this country. sscbadvss1s
msns onnhs last sa,umo fourth raxs,
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DR.. WHEELER CCCULTST

DOCTOR GLOVER is of the very few adv ersIpg
who Ia; received regular oica' educaion
in this iy He had expe fence in the
ment Of srcures and has of that kuI than
other PHI stefan in this city, Dr. O. kes his charges
drne to he time and circumstances Of hi patients He
puts dcins for the OF specis of the disease
ST. with directi and short reatie giving
ment and Once in No. Ann private entrance, dth
door from Museum. md itsec
E.U DE FLEUR DORANGE & MADEIRA WINE
~ y sale by T.. h. QUlDOkT. No. SO Clinton street,
low prices m3 m m
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ID AUCTlON-HENRY T.. RIELL will sell by catalogue
FRIDAY May 3h at 10 o'clock at the large stores Not
eusiye Of beds and bedding ulscuIed BY
Samuel T. Parker expressly for the spring trade consisting OF
about feather beds 900 holsters pillows 200
hedeads French windess Stat and cord single End dou
be- 100 single ard double, IS pounds ii a
Tiers 2so pound, cursd ha wardrobe and sd,board bed
lots purchaser and be examined at time previ-
to the sale. m'iHef
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:. -.
pay the insersst 81. Ia. a yeSr a two
past, two or three of theIp, we
are bound 20 admit, have quarreled a.
bout acknowledge : Part q what
they owe. w9gse 81 y q D
But what is the extent &c this dssput-
ed part Of the debts Of the states Let
us see s.the head and fr0Rts oG our OF
| fandinO. st1 sazrA9a17a ~ ~
Two Of the states, and one Of the
territories. have officially equivocated.
as to their obligations. Mississippi
disputes paying which was obtained for
banking purposes, as her governor al
leges 10 violation Of the constitutions Of
the state; Michigan disputes two mill
lions two hundred Thousand dollars
which was negociated for purposes Of
Iinternal Improvements through che Uni-
ted States bank. And Florida has re-
llpndiated three millions which she OBJ
tanned for banking purposes; making q
total, disputed debts, Of 81 1, 200, 900.
Without referring to the pretexts al
lodged for disowning their obligations
in those cases, it is sufficient for the
present that we recognise the seal and
signature OF the constituted authorities,
as the acts ofthe states respectively.
And we have no doubt that the people
lof the states. without exceptions will
compell their own governments to re-
1 deem those evidences of indeb tedness.
Disputing claim is always Injurious
/ to The credit Of the debtor, bun can me-
YER invaiidate the debt; refusing pay
ment, ssrepudiating nor any act Of
alimitatiOn, can invaIidale just
claim upon government. The bind
iing Obligation Of contract, Is more sa-
credIy insured BIZ AIle moral obligation
] ii such case than even by the letter
j and spirit Of constitutional provision.
Why 1t has beensfoF q time out oil
tnes powes Of some of tie states to
comply On the instant with their oblI-
gations, re have sufficiently explained
III a previous article. That none o.
them would dispute Guq Of their obi
gations, under such circumstances a.
they were compelled TO endure, woul6
have been rather wonderful than pro
bable Republics have amongst the
rulers, I'll sorts of men, entertaining Al
sorts oL notions, and occasionally pro