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HISTORY OF EUROPE.

From the commencement of The French
Revolution in 1859, TO the Restoration Of
The Bourbons in 1915, Abridged for Gene
raj Readers, Colleges, and Academies from
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IN French paper covers; half bound in
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Address J. Winchester. NJ Y. City.
DR.. LYEI L'SLECTURES ON GE-
OLOGY, Containing an engraved fronts
piece exhibiting an ideal section ofpart of
he Earh's Crust, with general introduc>
lion TO Geology not before published Lee
ure |. embraces The following subjects
Auversuc, Lacuslrine Period, Volcanic Pc,
liod, Eruption of Coseguina, Mount Dor
Lecture II. The Earth's Strata, Marine
Strata, Periods, Auvergue District, Sub .Ap
pennies, Mount Ena,. Lecture Ill. Up
heaval and Subsistence of the Earth, Ma.
pies, Temples Of Scraps, Monte Nuoyo
Lecture w. Coral Reefs, Coral Island.
Lecture V. Origin of Ceal. Lecture V
Fossil Foot Prints. Lecture VII, Recess
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Britannia sixteen days
arrival Of The steamer Britain,
ia at Boston, 90 the 4h ullimo, brings Lon.
don and Livcruool dates 10 The 18Th and
18Th of October respectively. The Ifil>
tania accomplished her trip in lCl days
md brought over 95 passengers, the largest
number said ever veto have been brought
by any Of the Cunard Steamers.
One oil the most important items of news
is The arrest Of Daniel O'Connell by the
1 Blush Government The circumstances
attending il were these Preparations were
making 10 hold great repeal meeting at
Cionlari, about three miles north of Dublin
on sunday the Slh of October, which was
epeced 10 be one OF the largest gatherings
ever held in Ireland. A Cabinet Council
was held on the Monday previous, and soon
afterwards Earl de Grey, Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland, Lord Chancellor Sugden, ana
the Earl Of Cardigan went over TO Ireland
Two regiments Of troops, one from North
ampton, tie oher from Glasgow, were ais,
sent over 10 pablin. Upon reaching III,
Capital the Lord Lieutenant, after a con
sulta,ion with the Plivy Councillors an
n Law Officers, put forth a proclamation for
O bidding the Clouiarf Meeting, on the groun
S that such meetings tended only "to serv
d the ends OF lactious persons and to The VII
!, violation of the public peace.n Immedatel
h committee of The Repeal Associatio
70 with the advice Of O'ConnelI, counterma
4 ded the meeting. A letter from O'Conne
which was TO have been read at the Cauta
gathering, urging the people of Ireland
u abstain from violations oflhe public pea,
and to resort 10 none but peaceful and leg
!, means in endeayoring TO accomplish The
peal of the act oil Union, was also publish
and eSerions made TO prevent the peor
from coming together. Bat so near at ha
was the occasion that many were alrea
on the road. On Sunday, the CITY Qua,
were doubled, and troops were stationed
Cloutarf, and The day passed off quiet
. Great repeal meetings were held on
9Th and lib, at which O'Connell presi,
- and explained his future plans.
in On the l4h, near week after the pr
on lamaion, O'Connell and has son we're
ed rested and held TO bail in The sum of e 10
les each (Mr. Mclaughlin and Dune hayi
for entered into the recognizances in the 81
be of f5OO each) 10 answer ga charge of C
to spiracy and misdemeanor on the first of
p> term" This proceeding created much
d. element among the people. Immediately
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

pnc.lprSriAL CANVAS Tho Co'o"O''
re. Observer suggests 10 the Wig "'"Oc"
If The Tennessee Legislature tho prop'cV
Of selecting lwo delegates TO IcPFe''"' '"'
State in the NaionuI Wing Conven"on' 10
be held at Dilimorc IN May nest TO nom
nale candidates for the Presidency ana wee
Presidency.
The holding Convention IN each Con
prcssional district for The purpose oil choo'
sing delegate 10 represent such d's'i'c' III
the Baltimore Convention, is also recon-
mended. In addition TO this, The West
Tennessee Wing proposes that the wing
members of the Legislature select two pres
idential electors for The State at large, and
suggests the names of JoHy BELL and u
A. Henry as suitable persons. Two more
talented and efficient individuals could moi
be selected for the work
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE EXTRA.

The Publishers Of the New York Tribune,
Messrs Greedy g. McElrath, propose pub,
fishing an Extra Edition of the Weekly
Tribune, commencing with the number of
December 9th, containing the Presidents
Message to the New Congress, and ending
with the number which shall announce the
result Of the Presidential election in
November 1874. The Extra Edition
will contain the same matter furnished
to regular subscribers Twenty Copies
will be forwarded 10 one address for
500 Where the papers are required TO be
sent 10 different Offices, or the subscriber TO
be written on each, tho regular subscrip
Ion price (S2 per annum) will be charged
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

" LARDNER's LECTURES, toge,h
ef with A SAeteh ofae Physical Science
0y 1aomos Thompson, Prof of Chem. IN
The Tn. of Glasgow. The Lectures ems
oraces' Electricity, Galvanism. The fixed
oars' Magnetic Needles, Latitude and
Longitude Bleaching. Tanning, Popular
fa'lacles' Light, Falling Stars, Tempora.
ry STARS Historical Sketch of Astronomy
Dew, Science aided by Art, Scientific Dis
coveries, Sound, Vibrations of the Re,ina,
'o''aic Battery, Steam Engines of England
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',yrt..sor,oe. wnn,ur rnr 40 GA

ryg LAsart0rs wniitur rnr AID GA
MtTra e
Jnu ru5li.hcl By Ncssrs w'lson a. CO,
lG. Nssnu 49,, New Y H. tho allowing
popular works n the t'ud, o''ho iansooec',
On the Robcrisnn,,n ie'hli, arranged and
perfected Ly A. II, Monlci,hE'Qi
FRENCH WITHOUT A MAsTlR, IN
sir easy lessons.
SPANISH WITHOUT A MASTER, IN
(ow Easy lessons
ITALIAN WITHOUT A MASTER, in
fire easy lessons.
Also ia prose.
GERMAN WITHOUT A MASTER, on
he RobertSonian Meihod.
LATIN WITHOUT a MASTER, on
the Rubeitsonian Method.
P.ico a5 cents piece, or 81 for the
whole FIVE. The above woiks are highly
spoken ofby The press
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

GEN. BrRTRAND.-This distinguished
veteran, who our readers vii! recolect ar>
rived in this country in september and has
since been making flying tour through il
was at Philadelphia on The 6 h instant. A
concourse of persons called upon him, al
independence Hall, TO present their con-
gralu!ations, and on monday evening The
French consul, Baron d'Hanterive, presided
and sentiments complimentary to both
France and ibis. country were offered OF
the occasion. Bertrand was one Of Bona
parties most distinguished generals, ant
shared his fortune through all its vicissi
tudes. He was with him ia his yic,oriou
campaigns, followed him in his years ban
'shment in the Island of Eba, witnessed hi
final overthrow on the bloody field Of Wa.
'erloo, and lastly shared his exile on III,
dreary island Of St. Helena,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

T,ny ,hn, tho Tdbuno u one Of he Dos
oapet. now published, IS bat doing II Simple
Justice.
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rr3rs IN pnILapElfUIt.-Ih Guy OF
has for some time past been
by rows anofs the !iromen' oh
Saturday, The A h uhimn, a conflict took
place between The Wcccacoe and FATS
mount Companies in which one OF The RI
.o,cers was badly beaten and another lost an
eve. The disturbances were kept up with
Increased violence during the night, and
severa! persons were more or less wounded
and bruised. ca the following day, sun
day, similar conflicts happened, IN which
Gre arms weyc used Gabriel Harvey was
dangerously wounded 10 the back of has
head. J., In Morris was Sho IN the back Of
he head and in he arm; and Nicholas INT
4 mer severely nnd IN the face wlih buck
bot. whilst others received Shots III the
legs. Measures were iaken by the Sheriff,
al soon as he was oppfiscd OF he ouiFoges,
10 pfeycni arecurreace Of hem.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

Col. JOHN TRUMBULL, died recently in
that City, says the N. Y. Tribune, at the
the advanced age Of 81 years. lie was
one Of WaskingIon's Aids, and is fayorabb
known by his great painting ofIhe signers
Of the Declaration o. independence.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

,,d America. Pace pof fifec copy %
ccnv, Groely unj NcIim'h, Now York
Cny.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

The Called Session,.--We learn that
the rumored called session Of the Senate
for the purpose Of choosing President { Ar
thur Fox's time having expired) with a
view to his becoming acting Governor until
Gen Browns Inauguration in January, has
been abandoned. Gov. Tucker, it seems
is TO hold on 10 his present Office until Tx
time mentioned. How he can do this an
at the same time accept the Office Of Repre-
sentative in Congress, we know not.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

Robert Josselyn Esq, one the members
elect from Marshall County TO the lower
branch of the State Legislature, has given
up the Chair Editorial preparato ry TO enter
ing the halls of Legislation 10 his parting
Gard he says: "What | have written in the
heat Of controversy, shall try forget, as
ssor,sA M~~e others. have endeavourcd &c
be firm without rashness, courteous without
serviity. and independent without prcsump
ton. III have failed il has been because
zeal has blinded judgement-and the pas
sions have been too strong for reason"
So far as our short connexiou with polhi
cal matters enables us 10 judge, the corps
editorial loses a worthy and courteous mem
her, and his party an efficient pen, in the
retirement Of Mr.. Josselyn from the press
The "Guard'' is in future TO be under tn,
editorial management of J. II. Kilpat
rick Esq.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

The Governor of Georgia has appointed
the FIRST monday in January next for the
election Of a member Of Congress from thai
State, in place of Hon. John Nlilen, decd
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

The whole of fresh Egg beaten ~ :
and boiling tea or waller poured gradually
over 1t, TO prevent its curdliug, it is said
makes a good substitute for cream, ant
much resembles il in flavor and richness
AT this season when milk is scarce. our LA
dy friends might do well TO try the expert
ment.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

PRESENT TO HENRY CLAY.--Mr Mahan
The arbi,er of geniemen's fashions in Ph'la
delphia, has prepared splendid dress coat
designed as present 10 ilrNRY CLAY. l.
is of black cloth manufactured out OF Amer
lean wool by Lawrence, Stone g. Co., Of
Middlesex, Mass. The balance Ct The ma.
teIials are also exclusively Of American
manufacture, The cloth is said to be equa
il not superior, 10 any ever imported irtt
this country. The editor of The u. S. Ga
zette pronoances it one Of the handsomes
garments ever seen by him.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION

There has probably been n, choice Cor
Governor BY The people in Massachusetts
Returns f,om The whole State, wirb The ex-
ception of four tows, show the following
vote: .Bigss (W) 5000; Merton tD.)
52,T1O; Scattering $3.50. B.iggs has .
maDriiy of 1 ,2DJ over his regular oppo-
nenf, Morton, bur lacks 1857 Of having
majority Of the whole number Of votes poll-
ed.
Lcgislat mc--O The 10 Senators elected
The Wing. have 10 10 number 81 dis
ircs there was no choice. In the House
the Wings have 1 1 members. A second
election in three towns in Worcester Coun.
y, resulted 10 the chloe of Wings. In the
| 10Th Congres sional district Mr. Grinne!l
| (W.) is said 10 be elected by 6 or TOO ma
Jorliy, 10 ill 'he vacancy caused by the
death of Mr.. Burnett. There is no nio-
take abou. Massachusetts in the rea pres
idenl:al contest,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

0yC. A. Bradford Esq, has retired
from the Editorial department of the Ponto'
toe Tribune. tits now conducted by W..
w. Leland.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-12-02

GTThe Canton Creole has passed from
the hands Of C. C.. Shackleford Esq, into
those Of ID. w. Murphy Esq, who is, says
the vicksburg Wing, an industrious and
worthy printer. The Creole was spirits
ed print during the last canvass, and though
unacquainted with its present Editor, we
trust it will continue to be an efficient ad
vocate Of the Wing cause.
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TIE RIGHT SPIRIT

The wings Of Marlon County, Missouri
held a meeting at Palmyro, on the 2S'h u'l,'
in order 10 appoint delegates TO a dis'rc
Convention 10 select delegate TO The Ma
,ional Convention anda presidential eiec'or
from that electoral district. We notice 'ba'
M, old friends Messrs Thomas MILAN and
r. e. Darrah acted as Chairman and sec
retayy, whilst spirited addresses we're made
bv Thomas l.. Anderson and j |. Camp
bell Esqrs, all good wings and true" Two
delegates from each township in The count!
were designated to attend the convention,
and in concurrence with .he whig Of Rails
Hannibal was approved as the place on'
The 23rd instant suggested as the time 70
holding said Convention. Among The Us
4 Of county delegates, several familiar name
meet our eyes. The propriely of appoint
ina delegates TO The Convention forthwith
/ was also urged upon oher counties in III
district which had not moved on he matte
We append from The Missouri Wing III
three concluding resolutions passed at Ii
meeting,
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OtilO. The N. Y. Tribune thus sunny
up the popular vote for members Of Con-
sress all the districts, at the late election in
Ohio: Wing ll2,SlS, Dem lll,75O, Abol
617O. This exhibits a wbig majority Of
l,3il. Last year the democrats had ma.
Jorty 3,413. the wings having run no
regular candidates in the Oh, Oh and 18Th
districts, the vote for Governor in 1912 is
substituted in the above statement.
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VFA countryman, says an Eastern pa.
per, having read the announcement, that
money was a.'drug" 10 New York, walked
into an aPo,hecary's shop and called for 3
dose of"Benlon min, drops"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

CHINA Mnlon. This station has
been 6llsd b Cslsb Gushing. In point
Of talents lhd accomplishment Mr.. Ty.
Ter could not have made abet,eF sslec.
tioh. He better man for that station
thsn Nc. Everett, and may ptovs highly
useful to bis country, AT oil events, We
are anxious for bis success, and will allow
him q fair trial.
Mr.. Webster having left his office Of
Secretary Of State, Ire duties will, Ga
the meeting Of Congress, be discharged
by Mr.. Legare, assisted by DR.. Martiu,
late editor Of the Washington Spectator,
as Chief clerk. DR.. NJ. was in this sta
ton when the white house was oVeTTun
With eoOUs, and being a very decided
Democrat, and Wiibsll, one Oftbe most
accomplished gentlemen in the Union,
il was very soon made known 10 him that
his room was wanted. Gin. Eaq.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
LATE FROM ST. LOUIS.

We are indebted to our friends Hart
we'll g. Arhearn for St. Louis papers Of
last Ft'day evening, brought by the Ste a.
mer ''Mail,n 1.-TWO days in advance Of Un-
Gle Sans malt
BY tho Steamboat Weston, from indo
Pendence, news had been received that
the Santa Fe caravan was very near In.
dependence, with upwards Of forty wa.
gUns, 1900 mules, and qusrter Of q
million Of dollars in coin aid bullion!
The Weston brought down six more
Ofthe mu rdsrers OfCharvis. There are
now ten Of them in prison. A special
term Of the u 8. Circuit Court, the Old
School Republican says, will be held in
July, when they will be tried. Searcys
have not yet been taken. An unsuc
cessful effRt was made 10 apprehend
them BY asmalI party, who were repulsed
BY The friends Of The Fascals. 's'y' q
Col. Johnson left 81. Louis last FRIDAY,
for Bellevilla Illinois, whence he will
proceed 10 Ewardsville, Alton, Jackson.
vile and Springfield, and thence through
Indiana to his home. Ills business arr
rangemen's, prevented visit to aNv 9th
eT portion Of Missouri. Gin. Gas -.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
MR.. WISE AND THE CILLEY DU.
EL-MR. CLAY.

In late speech before bis conStilu.
entS, as q candidate fof re election "a
Congress, Mr.. Wise, speaking Of the
participation Of Mr. Clay in The duel
which caused the death of The lame enled
CilIey, said:
II was fair duel--but that IL csnsure
and Odium attached 10 any one, Il should
be to Henry Clay; for, he was tho
counsellor and adviser, and dictated The
terms OF the duel--thaI he (Mr Nv J pro!
tested against the riHss, and The language
Of The challenge, which closed the door
to an adjustment Of the difficulty, but
was overfuled BY Nc. Clay--lhat he ex,.
pressed an unw,lliHgness to be the bear,
or Of challenge 90 Incorporating ii
its charac,e', but Al length yielded 10
q appeal from Mr.. Graves, who uem;n-
ied him thai he had been bis friend on a
limilar occasion. !" F
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
ArTEMPr TO AssAssINATR rHE Mayo

ATTEMPr TO AssAssINATR THE MAYoA
OF PHILADELPHTA,--The Philadelphia
Gazs,te Of Monday afternoon says:
1--WE stop the Press TO announce tha,
sn attempt 70 assassinate tho Mayor was
made about quarter Ofan hour SINCE
An Italian nam d AdOlphus Benedict
Ptolemius asked 10 see him, sod was
shown into his private Office, where he
fred at him with pistol, for,una teIy 10
hicling but little personal iniury-Y-lhe ball
striking the shoulder blade and Rlunc-
aug. He was Immediately taken into
custody. We are happy 70 add that no
serious injury is sPprehended. The
prisoner has been frequently in the habit
Of calling on the Mayor for The purpose
Of procuring aid from him in forming a
class TO teach Italian. Al we learn, the
Mayor bad just asked him to be seated,
and was in the act OF turning to leave
the room; he fred, The ball penetrating
the coat, and vest, end cutting the sus,
penders, but merely grazing the skin
slightly. StyeaslL balls and bulls, mould
we're found on him, with the pistol. Ne
cause can be assigned for the deed"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
TOWNsfIIP AsORsSnps }

The law requires The township asses
sors tilis year 70 make and Fetnrn a Iisi
Of all the white male inhabiianss above
the age of2l years, in their respective
townships % the Isl day of May, le43
AS this Shy the constitution, the basis
Of The representation ia the State Legs
laiuFs for years, fits en- important duty,
and should Be carefully atfsnded to,and 4
will BE- for The press to call the attention
OF Assessors tois. is. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
ANOTHER INFAMOUS GERRY
& MANDER -fg gf ~

The Loco Focos ia The Maine LeRis.
.latnFe have WOlaIsd the law of Congress
and committed perjury BY GhrrymsndsF.
ing the State for Cong essioRaI elections.
20 that but one whig can BE- FetuEned.-.
This stretches from the Atlantic through
the State 10 Canada, q distance of no
hundred miles, sud Is connected IN some
places BY a width OF only one or two
townships. Candidate9 ia that district
ought 10 be able TO psrform on the ligh,
IOpe. Such,a line district, too. sLows
how the Loco EpcOs can stretch their com.
sciences - o. s. Journal.
We think the democrats OF Maine did
wrong. lf they could moi make a whiO
district in the State, without running \
nlo CG"GdG, they had better let them 90
without any -StGtesmGn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
ASSUMPTION.

The wing pess, aud it's cOad tutors, ere
busily engaged in trying toRet up the
outrageous scheme ofasaumption for O.
lectiOneering purposes. A New York
paper has the following on the sub
iect:
alt is an astounding and most danger
Gus project, which will test the safety OF
this Union in more searching manner
than any that hss risen since the war Of
Independence. That the United States
Government, having no territorial jUris>
dictiOn over the Steies, wholly diScon.
neeted with their legislation, and possess
ing no control over their fiscal OperS.
tiODs, should be called upon TO assume
their debts, is most strange anomaly in
the history Of our Republic. In the frst
place, the proposed division Of the two
hundred millions of dollars among all
The States to pay their indebtedness pro
rata, will not, IN fact, pay mors than
half Of the principal and interest by any
compromise, and the only mode Of reach.
ing the extreme point Of settlement, will,
be for States having no debts Of IheiT
own TO relinquiSh their portion to their
bankrupt brelhern.
This, at the first blush, inisnitOus as
it lis, is the only mode Of liquidating prin
cipal and interest Of The indie bted States.
Can such a project succsedi II adopt
cd whore iS il to 0ndf What guarantee
has the U. States that il they gay the
State debts TO morrow, tho next day they
may not, without lei or hindrance, plunge
again into fresh liabiliiiesi
We should dismiss this proposition At
once as mUnstrous, unjust, inexpedieRt,
unconstitutional, and revolutionary, and
me that the great Democratic party
would never for q t1omeut entertain,
zero Il moi for the convictiOn that il will
70 sustained by the wais press of the
'ountry, and Be the agitating question
or the next four years. We muSt clear
he decks for the battle, and the wstch
Vord and rallying cry must be no assamp
ion Of SlatsdebIs BY the general gov.
,rnment.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23

ANoTHER P1RATE,-A passenger Al
New York just from Cuba says that 8
vessel arrived from the Canariss a day
or two belore she sailed with as passeh-
gers. She reports that, when of ihe Ba.
hama Banks, she was chased q whole
day by . piFa;ical lQOkiag schooner, man.
ned BY blacks, and nearly oyerhauIed.
when a. last the captain Of the Spanish
vessel mustered al his passeneeTs. aa
wen as crew, upon deck, armed Is thor.
O0ghly asposslbIo and prepared for :.
conflict, when the. suspicieus stranger.
sesipg bet decks crowded with armed
men, hauled Of and holsied I1aytien col.
oFS. The Spanish captain has no doub,
that sho vac pirate, II 60, We shall
hear ffom her
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-23
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN. MAY %, ls4s.

Ne this week give The conclusion Of
Nc. Van Baren's letter 10 the Indiana
Con vsntiOn. Next Week We will pub.
llsh the letters OfAlsssrsG Ihoun, johnson
Buchanan, and Csss. These Letters
are important, on account Of their die.
authors. and Ofthsir treating
Of the principal measures Of national pol.
icy that will be- tested at the next Prssi.
dsutial elections and they will be read
with an interest corresponding with their
importance.