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FOURTH WARD.

Strike for your alters and your fires,
strike ill the last armed foe expires,
Strike 10, the green graves at your sres,
Cod and yoar Naive Land!
10 The Native Americans of the sold Fourth,
will meet ai CuaIh s. SaIacHmlS On TUESDAY EVE
NINti ut half past O'Clock for The purpose Of forni
inI q VI ard Native American Association. The cun-
dihutcs for the Legislature and other friends OF the
cause. will be present ami address the meeting.
Lives there 4 man with soul sn dead,
Who never to himself has said
THIS is my own, my native land a3O-3t
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{e3-MESSRS. EDITORS-Haviug heard that it has
been currently reported this afternoon that induce
mrnls have bccn held to sufficiently potent 10
induce me to decline the ''Native American nomlna-
tom for the Legislature, take this opportunity 10
assure my friends that accepted the nomination al
Americans were right. and that am going TO stick TO
them br the result of the ensuing elrcunn what II
may / hope my friends for the future, VIII give
heed to no reports the enemy may put in cltcunuon
Of a contrary tenor. JOSEPH BRECh.
August 39th lsij. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-30

gro THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY
Having in turn been announced by unknown friends y
for the Offices of Governor, Mayor, Sheriff SC, in
that spirit Of persecution which has 50 long hunted
me, have concluded In yield to the solicitations of
numb of reel friends, aud make it an earnest mat
SHERIFFALTY of Baltimore city. As | snail be
confed to my business as PAPER HANGER, &c,
the el.ctoneerng part OF the business will have to be
left 10 my friends | need hardly pledge myself TO
official hithlulness, if elected.
al9-GOte A. HfAM,
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TRAVEL FROM BosroE. Over eleven hun
drcd passengers arrived at New York on Tues
day morning in the Massachusetts,, from Sto-
ninglon and Worcester, from Norwich.
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,rrvn AMERICAN xoMIvATIoNs.

ATTACHMENT TO CoUSrRY. Attachment to
she country OF our birth is the natural feeling
81 the hcart-and we all recall to memory
,,ila delight the homestead where we first be-
leld the light, and where the Joyous days OF our
7duth were passed. Let circumstances place a
snan where they will in after life, still he bears
f,nd remembrance his ''fathcr land" and
yh. associations of his earlier days This is an
amjable feeling, and ii IS not desirable that 1t
should be cXtinguiShcd. But it seems that this
attachment to countrv--this fond devotion to
ther native land, -" can be INDUCED in without
uensure by the people of every land, save only
those who are born IN the L. States, Here, to
be called native, is considered by some per-
SONS to be reproach-a term of contempt
and even natives give their sanction to this re-
proach. For ourselves we hold a different
opinion-for we claim the enjoyment OF the
s4asc feelings with respect to the place of our
;,irth that we extend to others; nor are we to
he scoffed out of countenance because ProVl-
ieuce has cast our birthplace upon American
ground. We not only rejoice that such has
been our lot, but we are resolved, not only to
defend the soil OF our nativity against all at
lacks, but the institutions of our country from
slaing undermined and destroyed by the agency
Of foreign governments. We have SO much
4 american pride as not to consider foreign Grim
mails and paupers as the fit companions and as
sociates of American ireemcn. We love our
country and would not see it degraded. We
are Cor protecting American interests and Amc-
-ican Workmen-so that the mechanics and la
boring men of our country shall not be dis
charged to make room for European inmates Of
che pcnitentary or poor-house. The honest
and industrious foreigner who comes to this
country with the view of making it his home,
has - much interest as the native American i'll
aESGsting the transportation by European go
comments of the worst description of foreign
population, and we therefore call upon him to
gn.te in the effort which is being made to get
such laws passed, as shall forever stop the in
.qultous ard ruinous practice. Were the au
charities of Philadelphia or New York to ship
thcir panpcls or criminals to Baltimore anc
furD them loose in oar streets, the transaction
would excite universal Indignation; but we no
5u!gquietly submit TO such proceeding on th'
ssart of foreign governments, but hail the arr
val Of their convicts and paupcrs as valuable
accession to the population Of our city. We
lake them under our kind proectIOn-teed and
eluthe thcm-nake them acknowledgements
rg,e them. It might, perhaps, be more proper
go say that we first vote them, and then make
.Lo.G cilzens-ior in reality the voting too fire.
lQentIy preccdos the naturalization, Now the
Native American party proposes to abolish
.he5e evils, and to let every nation reform or
punish its own criminals, and support It's own
D4upers-aud every citizen, whether native or
aaturaIi2ed, is asked to cooperate in this es-
eniai work.
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BY III. w. BOUL.
i.

EMORY ~ CO.'S Prize Office, No. Calvert st.
~ Tickets for sale in all the Lotteries. a3O
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m5-cHEAP PR4Nr1Nes, and PRINTING Of

HrCHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, .xecot.J with great despatch, aNo
i24 BALTIMORE STREaT-such as
..,yxoru prr,si Much larger than any ether
nAMMoIH BILLS othce can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE s. HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. nc.
Indeed it Is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed o facilities for doing work. IL eryStye, and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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No. NORTH GAY STREET.

G7-CORONER'S OFFICE, Ne. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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5- nay hamt having been announced ) a clEd-
date for the office Of SHERIFF. of the citv of Balt
more, avail myself Of this occasion 10 return MY
heartfelt thanks to those Of my friends who have
ihousht proper TO lhInk OF me in connection with that
generally, that should be the choice OF the Demo
cratic Convention, and the canvas result iayorably
viii spare no tNertion 10 discharge every trust that
deVOye upon me, with fidelity, impartiay nd honor
As was candidate at former election and re-
ceived warm and generous support, trust NAV in
dnlge the hope, that those who rallied around me ON
that occasion, will come into the present contest ntp-
pared to further my interest with that zeal and de va.
ton, which will crown their efforts with success
With this bret exposition of my views and hopes I
remain the pubc'S Obedient servant
ala dtlStS LEONARD HERMAN
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fG2- II. y. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French < German LOOKING GL.4SS PLATES,
which viii be sold, by wholesale aud retail, low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its vafieteS-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNiCES Of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-giIt and Looking GaS ,es and Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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ftAS FIXTUR rs FOR SALE. Enquire at
az a30 EMORY & CO.'S, Calvert street.

EpO0K BINDTNG-Execuied in every style
Hp with expedition and reasonable terms, at
LYCEFT'S, No. l22 Baltimore street over the Pat
riot Office, in Velvet Msrocco, Russia, Calf, Music
and periodicals neatly bound. mSwsly
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Mr.. STOCKTON. The Rev. L. IL. Stockton
has been preaching with great oloqaence and
much effect at Morgautown, Va.
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FoR THE CAMP MEETING AT MAGoTHY. 4 pleasant
conveyance is offered to morrow to those Of our iii
zcns who intend visiting the Camp Meeting at Mayo
thy Two steainboats-the Gov, Walcot, and the
sydney Will leave in the Hoyning at O'Clock from
the hart at the intersection Of Light and Pratt sts
and after short and delightful run, viii land their
pas ensers on the Camp ground Both boats will re-
turn early in the evening, and VIII stop At the County
wharf going and returning.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-30

C0uNrERFEITER ARRESTED, In New York
an Wednesday, they arrested weli-known
sporting character Of Baltimore, named John
EI,ol.. Upon searching his person, in an in
7er side pocket of his coat they discovered, in
side the lining, $50 in counterfeit bills OF the
denomination of tens aud .fres-the former on
che Middetown Bank Of Pennsylvania, and
the latter on the Tompkins County Bank OF
ltnaca.
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co. J

OFFICE or FLETCHER & CO..
No, Holiday =, BALTIC.
q U5F LOOK at the brilliant capitals we have the
~ pleasure of Offering to our numerous City and out
OF iowa customers. All to be drawn the ensuing
week.
$4,000 Capital MONDAY, tickets S..
$4,000 do. TUESDAY, ticket. S2i.
S33,000 do. WEDNESDAY, tickets $40
$4,000 do. THURSDAY tickets So.
$4,000 do, FRIDAY, tickets SO.
$4,000 do. SATURDAY ickets:l
Orders from all parts of the United States Cor tick
cts, shares packages in any OF the above magnif
cent lotteries, should he carefully addressed 20.
JAMES FLETCHER Co, Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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u. S. COMMERCE. The total value of i'm
ports for the year, ending 5oth June, lS45, is
HN2,5l2 SOC. The total value of exports for
the year, ending 3Oth jane, 1915, is 81 $751;
01@. Excess of imports, 81 ,622,9s4. The
Gn:ai exports Of specie for the year, ending soth
June, ls4o, is S8,477, SOL. The total imports
ofsPecie for the year, ending 30th June, 1915,
IS s3,952,233. Excess Of exports of specie, s.,
5l2,Als.
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Tue WEEKLY CLIPPER-Thc Reform Contention
Nc,rS from Merico DC. The Weekly Clipper of this
morning contains full report OF the proceedings of
the Reform Convention; all the latest news from Mex
leo and Texas; report Of the markets; editorials;
responience; news items city intelligence, with var
Gus other matters of interest, besides the following
excellent stories, viz: Flirting with the Ladies'"
"The Forged Pa teIt," "The Faithless Wife," ''The
Rich ,icrchant," aud ga Tennessee Doorkeeper'-
The whole for only cents, or q per year
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-30

HARVARD COLLEGE. Sixty-one young gem
llemen were graduated at Cambridge on We'd
,lesday. Eigh,Y-three candidates for admission
80 the University, were presented for cxamna-
ZION on Monday. Among those on whom the
degree o" A. B. was conferred, we notice the
name of William Shaw Tiffany, Of Baltimore
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LEAD. The writer OF letter from Gacna,
(lR.) says he learned from the Superintendent
Of the u. S. lead mines at that place, that the
1a,oant of lead shipped from that district this
year will reach 50 ,Ooo,O 900 pounds The guam
1ty shipped last year was 43,O0O,0OO.
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EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE The Washington Band
No. /, Order of United Brothers, have chartered the
fast aad beautiful steamer Thomas Jeferson Captain
Hill, for an excursion on Monday 10 the pleasant
town Of Camhri dye. The twill leave Light street
wharf at O'Clock and will stop at the County wharf
uopg and returning. Good military and cotiIon mll-
sic will be on board. Confectionary Ice Cream, Sc.
&c., in abundance. An agreeable lime is confidently
expected few tickets have been left at this office
fnr cal
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The GREAT BRIrAiN. The steamship
Great Britain, at New York, has been visited
oy nearly 10000 persons or over 1900 daily
Oyc, $4,000 have been received for admissions.
She sails for Liverpool to-day, and has from
% c 80 ras5c"gerg c~Cac"i.
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NAVAL. L. S. Surveying brig Washington,
Lieut.. Charles Henry Davis, commander, ar
rived at Boston on Wednesday.
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MARINELlS r-POR EBAl,rlHORE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 1915
FROM rnE EXCHANGE wEApiNG-aoou 600 ,
CLEARED.

=, Brig Wing, Phillips, Rio de Jantir and market,
Blackboard y Pearce.
Br, hrig Lady Chapman, Hunt ST Johns, N. F., R,
Br. brig Victoria Hudson, for Nassau, N. PET.
MOntel
Schr Savannah, Postell, Savannah, w. Habetsham.
Steamer Express, Whitaker Philad L. G. Harris.
SAILED to-day-Ship Columbia, Booth, for Alex
andria e; briggs Boston, Nickerson Boz TOM ASA.
chusetts, Burgess, dol Ellen, RadchtT, Por,land schr
Lady Warrington, Stevens, Charleston. Yesterday.
sehrs Martha Elizabeth, Cromwell, tor Savanna.la-
Mar Jam; and Henrietta, Deshiells, Savanna.
ARRIVED,
Ship Warren, Howes, 45 days from Liverpool DRY
goods, hardware, crates, &C., and "A passengers, to
Clark Kellogg; Pike Ward; D. F. Voss; c Lever
ing X Clark; J. X J Williams Co; McIlvan s. Viii
liams; J, Albert s. Co; SchGtftr " l.oney; Aldrdee
Higdon 4 Co; Shaw, Smith " Co; ]. C0rtlan & Son;
X. ]. Turner & King; w. F. 81 A. Murdoch; GilIing,
ham Anderson; Cariss s. Schultz; Thomas s. Co;
Russell, Mercer, Co; +. KONG & Co;G. b. Hoffman
y Bro; E. Jenkins * son; L. NJ. Linthicum; Sewal
Arrest; Norris Beatty; Griffith, Fitzgerald Il Ma
gruder; Norris Il Bro; =. Asbmy; Dawson & Norwood;
Davidson * Sanders; X. p. Brown & Co; w. Peters;
English n Muncas,er; Jacob Trust; w. X. Penniman
& Bro; K. Plunmer Allen Paine; Hamilton Easter &
Co; F. Ficky Sons; Bayne Il Latham; b. F. Gard
net; W Cgrley Co; Jos Taylor * Son; I. Brooks;
Garfield Brother; Ross Campbell; and TO order.
Barque Lawrence, Howes, II days from Boston,
assorted ca go, to Osborn Whridge.
Schr Bride, Oliver, from Philadelphia, mdSe. to J.
Steamer Ericsson, CIaypool, FIN Philadelphia, mdse
to f. G. Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Bremen ship Martha, Lawrence, sailed FROM the
WGsGr for Baltimore 18th July, in co. with the shin
Isabella arrived al New York.
Ship Hermann, Welsh, hence for Arkansas Bay,
Texas, went 10 sea 25th instant-all we'll
Brig Sally Ann Tucker, from TluxiIlo for N. York,
sailed from Key West Goth inst
Schr Home, Mariner, for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 2Sh inst.
Schr Alicia, Hall hence at Philadelphia 18th inst.
Schr Hope, Potter, from and for Baltimore loading
was lie # al Ponce, 2. X. 18th inst.
Schr Spray, ToO,le, for Baltimore, cleared at Will
mngt0n, N. e. 25lh INST.
Schr Joseph Turner, Gbns, from Baltimore, arrived
al Providence 26lh inst.
Schr Maria, LatOurettc, from Baltimore, arrived at
New York 9th inst Schr VermilliOn, Seaman, for
Baltimore, cleared at do. same day.
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HSGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
IA Our Offices still continue in the same old track
perfect flood of prize money has been distributed
keep it up by selling the $4,000 10 day. Look out
Give the EgeTtons a call, and go in for package as
the only sure way to obtain capital. tull package
of % whole tickets hut GLE 81, qrs only So 81,
and may contain the highest prizes n the scheme
TuiS DAY, the Md, Consolidated Lottery draws
class 1875 Nos IA ballots,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize Of S4,00O prize of $500
900 I" 800
g 57S 2 200 &c.
Whole tickets 9l-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale
EGEETONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soutll-st. and Exchange Place;
IT Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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NBRFLLIANT LUCK AGAIN YESTERDAY!
ED Two prizes Of $1,000 again sold by the veteran
prize sellers TUCKER * BRO, and prizes of ;;lG9
besides. Always in luck.
$4,000 TO DAY. Tickeie 81, qrs. 25 cts. s's l2.c.
We will sell on certificate packages of
% Wholes.....,. Sl3 80 % Quarters. IS 81
D Halves ...,,.. rs % Eshths .....,., 65
Give Tucker Bro. an early call and get chance
from them for the high prize.
II. 4. TUCKER BROTHER,
Right Oh the COrner-HGad of Centre Market.
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10 CALVERT ST. UNiNERSALlST CHURCH.
The Rev w. ASHTON, of Philadelphia will preach in
the Univrrsaist Church TO MORROW SUNDAY
MORNING, at II O'Clock. The public respect
fully invited. IL
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BRrcY MAKING, The Pitts5urg American
says that "all the bricks made in That neigh
borhood are burnt with stone c0eh'
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"a OW Is THE TINE to show your galIantry by
" buying ticket in the Female Lottery to-day OF
SCHOOLFlELD & CO., who sell more capitals than
any Office in the country.
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery, 1903, drawn Aug. 2s,
lowe ST prize SIS, are:
II 50 25 20 IS rs 90 SO 70 10 , II 10 70
Draws TO DAY, the magnificent scheme of the Md.
Consolidated LOTTERY, class 81.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 prize of a400
l,GO0 g 3U0
" SIS . 300 Sc
Tickets ST. halves SOC; quarters Csc.
In which Sch0oDfed s. Co. vii! sell on certificate,
packages Of % whole tickets for cny Slj 50. halves
st -, quarters So 81, cehths 4 So.
For the capitals and punctua attention, address
SCHUOLFIBLD " co,
No. CaiEGrt stteeL
1t frs oficettom Baltimore street.
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BCRN P's MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS, II is diff
cult, from the mdiscrminate and lavish praise that is
almost universally bestowed, in newspaper notices,
on new publications emanuns from the pens of our
own writer's to form any correct idea in regard to the
merits of The works themselves Indeed, from these
notices would almost be led to believe, that every
American newspaper writer an Addison, aud
every cis-Atlanc author of Mscrllanies, aMacaucy.
SO much does this spirit of universal praise abound,
that it scemsas if a stereoyped blank form filled
up to suit every occasion. 1t must be great relief,
therefore, to newspaper critics, when work like the
one mentioned at the head of this article, enables
them to lend the benefit Of their sane zion without
promising their judgments TO praise freely, with
out the fear of being considered insicere. Mr., Bur
Zap too well known in this community, through his
published compositions, as vigorous and polished
wrer-a deep and clear thinkcr--to need any praise
that we could hestow; or be elevated in public
timatou by any expression Of the pleasure that We
have received from the pcrusal OF his Mscellanrous
Writings" We are glai that the author determined
to publish this collection of Addresses. In his own
langua.e-"The subjects discussed are generally such
as do not depend for their mpor place.
Though called forth by special occasions, they apply,
with nearly The same force, to all times and all
places"
We would especially commend TO the attention Of
MI Burnap's readers, lis ideas Of an orator, in a
'Iecture delivered before the Lafayette Lyceum in
l8t5 " We would, with pleasure, extra a portion
Of this Lecture, Lad we room.
The ahave volume il printed and Published by Mr.
John Murphy, who not only deserves great praise for
tive neatUess AMI beauty with which the work is
cuted, but for his enterprise in thns furnishing the
public with valuable original publications.. We learn
with satisfaction. that The volumes heretofore pub.
lishcd by Mr.. Murphy for the same auhoI have been
rapidyand extensively sold; and we feel confident that
ih9 present publication will be as literally patconised
Tue WEEKLY CLIPPER-Ihc Reform Contention
Nc,rs from Mecico. dc. The Weekly Clipper of this
morning contains a full report OF the proceedings of
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A CHANCE FOR PniNrGRs. The pnbsher
Of the Wheeling tEa.) Daily Times offers tor
sale one half Of his establishment.
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ESe5gE Estate for Sale.

"A THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
f1aas5N on accommodating terms the following
ssssEE parcels of Real Estate. viz Six or sew
18asEzz1 en- Lots, situated on the East ide of the
River, and adjoining the property of Robert H.
Cowan and P. K. Dickinson. These Lots are
well adapted for the purpose of erecting Seam
Mills, DistlIeries. Cotton Factories, &C. .9ESO.
fifteen OF twenty Lots, situated Just outside the
limits OF the corporation, and the East side
Of the Newbern Road. AIso three thousand acres
OF Land, upon which there are now two Grist
Mills, about one mile from town, on the Newbern
Road. Upon this property, there is also Saw
Mill Frame. There is about $50 acres of cleared
land. The balance is well tmbered with Oak,
Cypress, and Pine. There also nine tasks Of
Turpentine Boxes already cut upon it; besides a.
bout as many more yet untapped. Alsoa good
Backyard. Also tract of land on the Sound,
adjoining the lands of DR.. Jno. Hill, containing a.
bout 225 acres Upon this property, there is a
considerable amount of stock, consisting of Hogs.
Cattle, &c, which will be disposed of with the
property. Also, two Houses and Lots, where the
subscriber now lives. Also, family of first rate
Negroes.
For further particulars, those DESTROYS ofpurcha-
sing, can apply to the subscriber.
MILES COSTIN.
Wilmington, N. c.. Feb'y 18th, s45.--[22-tf
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Strayed or Stolen.

A BOUT two weeks ago, my Milk Cow was
"A turned out of my lot in the night, and has not
been heard from since. She was young valua-
bic Cow, white all over, except few redish spots
about the head. | bought her of Mr.. H. M. Cow
An and it may be, she has made her way back in
to the country, on Moore's Greek from whence she
was brought. Any information other will be thank
IDLY received by A ]. BATTLE.
Feby l4th-[22
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THE LANDLORDS ANSWER.

Abel Weed-Had you known anything of
the trne principles Of political economy, you
would never have written such a letter to me,
a landowner. Know, that it is much better
for you that you should not have even quar-
ser of an acre-than it is for the social good
Of all that you should remain as you are.
THEOpHILUS CANAAN, Bart.