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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24
A PEIRitlED FOREST

writer in the Bombay Times describes rstrifed
'p"s IN Egypt, which be one Of the ereales, Gu
sps {" the day. both in geological and picturesque
P""' oi view. 1t is near Cam; aud as the traveller p,
SIS 'u' oi hf cy aud by The 'umbs OF the Callpls he
I' s "a" s'''i'fiy across the road leadIrg 10 the
"'srl = ''@ez anu after, having gone some ten M les
~ 's t'Te" valley covered with sand gravel and
- sf.i. fresh AL Iury lad been ie by the tide ot
yrsefdsf, he ads ansti surIuu udsd by the traom,n,
- pt+,ffai" ufst at Ts ifn hsif hot 10 THREE lee.
~ 'h'ehrs. Gag scattered though the valley as tar as
~" eye eau i.ar all converter into slone and hrh
whrn struck ny the boot, Of horsrs np like cast ,,un
i'r sese Is de,rbtd peculiarly sing altar aud drs,.
isir' ] lac "'"a isai dark brown color bu retaining
a" us p.ehliar.s The d ruti menis of the b-anc
- 'f'a n many eases perfect. with the worm holes
o' "' ""'"' ana ,ht delicate sap vesstls eht,rr. am
clearly Observable. The nssss are 81, ,bi,ky s,re,ye
's' d'1irui. to ihrrad The way through them and
al 81 'i"h'ushiy s'id fled to be susceptible Of
high polish.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

~ IN sFss.ns fof-s ~ land and water. Should II Dc
epfne necessary to ma'ntsn ouf claim. We have no
military or naval position in The Pacific Ocean. Our
Der, would have sail ftom shores, aud would
have 10 the line and double Cape Hum in IS de
gfees Of south latitude, aud, turning nob the
the mouth Of the Columbia rivera distance from New
York. which woul1 require than 1900 miles of
actual Ealing on the usual route lostesd Of six weeks
the voyage would require SIX months. speak On the
authority II The experienced officers attached to The
Navy Department"
Il 1t moi. therefore, manifest that, however brilliant
might be the victories, the Of war; achieved
by our navy and army other fields, entertain
rational hope Yf Wrestling from Great Britain the tel
fllory IN dispute, and for The attainment Of whch the
then. the evils incident disturbance Of the general
peace hch has 50 long blessed the world is wise 10
engage IN long aud bloody contest for the acquisition
ola territory, the lnss of Inch would be rendered
tain by such counsel There can, we think. be bu,
one answer 10 this question. Aud hence the ascuplon
81 oer moire, than that sf obtaining possession oil the
"@hoe oil Oregun." 10 Mr.. Polk and others, who are
81 actively tanning the embers of discord-mo,yes Of
party and personal aggrandzemeni which, however au
dable In themselves, when the object prosecuted with
patriotic Intentions and by honest and legitimate means
become hlgbly criminal aud odlous hen the attainment
Of The end IN view is urged the hazard Of vial public,
interests.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24
"iiia AAERlCAS REyiEw-.i vhix y,.,u..


foiiics, Literature, .lf and Ssiencsn
The November number Of Ibis able and jn,e,..,,.
Itii"orai Was received a Few days since Il t,.,..
reached nearly the cuse II lis frs, years eaislenc
Las furnished the strongest evidence, by the c,,.,,.
tive tone 81 lis political ar,ices oil its great yalus :.
exte"nt aud defence of Wing trinci, rs and
whilst It's literary department, has been er,.,..
contributions from the polished aud brilIi,,,
of iLe day. Such Magazine, which III. '"'
elaborate Political Essays is in,ermnpl.d with ,.I
',e'eo ny foesry' kei'ance and Cfi,icsm,-was. do.
'''e'a'"" o"''' 'he establishment few years sine. n
'"e democratic Review" which has been Lb.,.l.
'"o"r". We believe by the party Of The peculiar ,.,.
VI "n'c" IL " The representative and c,ampion. ~.
''h"encs exersed upon the public mind By ,L,, val
~ period suggested the xprdiency Of es,.bl.l
one Of Ike character. but Of an,aponi,,ic ,,,,.
views. Bui II was not until within ,be l,, ,..,-
mouths Thai the enterprise was commenced. md c..
H. | oi'"n. Esq Induced 10 assume IN. res,,,.;,,,
The editorial department, with the assurance ,f
both by Subscriptions and literary cun,ribu,,,,
rI'y irnder.d 10 him by leading and il, A ,.u,i,l W.
every srcilon Of the Union The editor h,.
faithfully discharged his duty and ". hun. III, W.
party have equally VEIL sustained him. a,o,
(as one more number willy the frs, wear If hi. .,.
h.,L
ne mas ''.h' To make sron. appeal 10 III. WIZ.
WI 'efa' increase OF the patronage hpreiu,re ere,
d-d 10 him. IN order that the STABILITY -, IN. p.,u
may re enfnred and that its usefulness and i,no.,
may De rendered more exten>ivs-and we hone TN,
viii not appeal to them in vain.
ne '"lio"ins is the table Of cuntrns Of IN. N.,.
oef number OF the Review:-'lIu K,h,. ~ 4
continuation Of an article in the preceding numb, y.
which certain popular aud plausible fall,ces u(J,..hn
,cai Origin, are ncdly exposed and refn.d l-"A,,.
alton vi Iexas"-"Elf- i.and"-..rrh. R.iec,.d Pa.
snre'-''Pan aud Lals"-'rhe New York Conv.n,,..
-heoTga"za"n OF the Judiciary" Gan interesting D,.
pei which, although having reference especially In IL.
organization OF the Judicial department Of III. y.v,,,
"'th' oil sister State. is al this inpnen, spplicab. .
great extent 10 the stale Of things in Virginia Ls d.
'ee's Z" Whose Judicial system are So prne,,lly em..
ded, j" The True Death ."-"rhe French N,o,,l,,
La buy"re, Font,i,nr. 4 Ni,ul-i- Adventure
frontiers OF Texas and Mcxiro''-"NIsrslsl I,n,..n
Big ABE aud Little Nan,a,,an'-.Trar down md
build up again"-"E eighteenth Annual Fair Of III. AM,
lean insii'u,e"-"Cri. Notices.
The American Review "a published in New YAH
monthly. Price. S. per annnm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

The er'g heni. Of BALTIMORE, leh f,l's Point ON Sa
iurday loi CAPE palnas WITH empraos and lrth, f.,
.'e Mafb iand State Colonization Sueiey She carries
on' The 'nirl aud muuds Tor Baltimore clpnet fn.
aishrd by Mr.. Goodwin, 10 be bul IN ihe Colnv If ITO
's'N>@"a SAILS copper, rigging, aud full supply OF
snip e"andlely were alsu provided. An able snd int
hteni csrptaier wen supornlend the build
''S - taF eeupen'f a SO eanla,t they wefe brd Il,
z" oei iF NE specl purpose ot us,rnctnp his vessel
pa Is believed ih"y viii find rfuh able .mployu
'"f e 10y hung ftrhd, and hsl Ire hsauiinl model
hoN sthi uni--ohe VI GardneI's besl-wtll moi l,ek
inaiia ION
'o'us aug merchandise To the amount OF over five
thousand dollars were ase shppeJ nv I'm. vessel m .c
r"nt q several coloniss, funds for some If whh have
hceb ipT IL hand his dors mol look as # HE Colo.
ass !. 2 overly stricken; aud epi the dfa,,nen and
seseohs' VINO Toll win tie bales and boAes, and s,e
MT dHee'hn 10 VEL 'kaovt nsu.fs cannol be made Ia
heirve IA the ady1hsges OF Cllmiz,uun, themselves
'snS sashing the neIgh'ssl argument ever vel offered
" 'ae alleged inieThrry Of their race
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24
From TIC .N'irlsk B,arsp.
VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
~ NE ~ r.. Church. South

sATrspr. Nov. l5ih.
Conference convened pnfsusn, Ia adJurom.ni al o..
clock, \. NJ. Bishnp Andfes IN the Char. Amer The
reading n fofaa OF ihe SCI uts al pra lie ua.
hash'i haslness al yesterday called o. AID ~ ac
ceidaAee Win The fcs la1a 1T tal date The Inirr
talu he election u der.siys H. he Gen.
srsi Ca.zrfvncs ot he Methodist EBsrnp,l fbu. rb
Snlh, u be csas.Gd Ia Petersburg DUNG The month
OF Ais neNi. NE tuliaslog MINISTER'S were elected
the K pfesruabFes II The ARgirls Joaerr,cr ~, the
first ssllfl. VIZ: hss. WA A Sallh. u. u. a.y Jno.
Early. R.y. Thomas Crowdef, Kr,. A. Pom Rev l.,
~ L.. Roy. ii. H. COsles. aud Rev. A. D.brell.
The Rsv. &. ". iangbvnsc and Res. ID ). Dggelt,
wsfe elected reserve atl.galrs
ltr Aelenet ien pflee dec 10 the rlcciian af can.
o'7ates bot J. defs Oidefs. when quile q NUMBER ol
osye1ha5 and heal "iu'stf. we're appointed
h. eaasd, faihta ui pusate obat,etrf cuang up We.
ffe e tvoeseaeo, ~eat into anu continued IN secret
srssIon ihr rcna,def Vt The day.
trtltfea aelo'oei 10 atfet On Monday
Meehng oi Tho Missionary Society, aux liafy Ia the
Parea Missionary S,eirly 81 the II r. Chnfrb. NJ
s'c,rk. T. NJ Rev, Fhgs. Crowd Pf,stient IN IN,
Char.
Meeting OPENED by restac the 42l p,aIm and pray,
81 by ite Rev. & ". Motley. 1lip aleris a his :,
"eiy, The rxrnt ot us opeis,oas aad The lis ii tts la
or hAFh! 'sri sia aafg glanced u, The ptr.td.t
ihe hrN ~ Penn, was introduced. iu enraIned the
sva'ifa 81 ttr 'ss auauf, IL The saor ii one h,of
IN ssTh 81 great Animation aud ttfre and remark ,.
i'i We aeenia'y al tn statistical data with whacn II a
b andrd lie @as sucr'rled 10y thr R., Mr. Gov les
WINS eiTdI l ihe oceaspa WAS cnatarie a nv pr.a
eathesiHss and ha and whose auprsls TT AID IN ia,
iult fhhcr ~ the utgrrts al lie nc,nu VEN Anl slt
r,ng ahd powerful. pubhe collretun VISA then t,k,n
90 aronutbg Ia $500. sum small N view al IA. -,
q"ifeusnis "i The Noce'y bnt Liberal fault almost
"a view 81 The circumstances u the Church aud the cans
sr".ailpn lie c"ileeiion ended. The vasi audn,,r,
was dismissed With The benrdeiiu, ri The worthy Pres.
cen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24
MIR. CALHOUN.


ne charleston papers speak confidently of the resiu
a'" vi Judge iiuger, one OF the Senators from South
oar"'ha aud Is certain that in the event Of his re
slgna'ion, Mr.. Calhoun will be called mon nv Tho q.
4saiuTe oi thai Slate 10 resume his sea, in the Senate
an event which We Shall regret to see believing rs
we do, that on the Oregon question: he " III exeu d.
cldedy pacific influence upon the action Of that branch
OF the National Legislature.
MI calhoun, by the way, seems to be quite enr,p.
'ored with his recent (and believe his irs) yisi, IN
Ne" Orleans Al dInner given to him. ON thu, S,h
inst alter expressing his acknowledgements for co,n
P'hhe"'aiy sentiment, he gave the following toast:
New Orleans What Paris is to the Spine aha,
Loo don 10 the Thames, may New Orleans be ,o the
mighty Father OF Rivers"
ana al another dinner, the next day in respons,
10 a si'nar compliment, he offered the following.
ne valley OF the Mssissppi: Take il all in all
'ne greatest Ia me world. Situated midway between
Inc oceans, II VIII yet command the commerce of h,h
'"u 'a' commerce may be cenlered in New Orleans %
MI calhoun, as we have Informed our readers was
'hen on his way to the great Memphis Cunven,n,
" hat VIII be SAID II he should again enter the ,,.,,
as The champion ola gigantic system OF internal i'm.
proVeheh' by the general government for the
o' binding the Union together by bands OF iron and %,
""'h"s ou' Tor New Orleans the brilliant destiny fore.
shddo"eG IN The above sentiments? 1t would not be mar.
strange surely. (not in the suddenoe.s ,t n.
ehahse) than his renuncation, for some y,ats na. f.
all 'e doctrines and opinions Of which in earlier Inf. h
Vas the enthusiastic champion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

'ssM rsE hskfseAtss ttl.J 'is,lpssprar"
tNfoRreF ALBANIA ttTros ARss ~ eN.rr 4
s'd dtat SURPRISED tew IL, aaa ri ssoiig isfes
hnahrf al hai,s # satn- firm the aeisf, Of
hr-sts. Maths Barnet, The Talispio-s. their
way 10 The rIyer iur .xpuiaion. Ga inquiry f,unJ
HAT these gentlemen had bern piIeg large quantities
." warn Ia The NsHihern acffir- nj fndg .slr suii
si"ni hi tftn h.fe. THIS l. e'tatniy sep. and
very - nufsni IN adsane. 81 porting tie
erai. and nust bring gi.a additional wealth into our
Stale u pnrras pnrsn,d. Il ~ at least divide the
Prints uf te manufactured afiic, hane. NJ dub,
the~ .l',.srfsIna rea,lmnea. Messfs. N. & u. Will
sor be able Ia put Their -n,s iaio upersioo Aud sc
hale h the day when Alshams will orl, u.e her
avn fabric. bat sil he abie @'nd the manufactured
c'iidn IN all ,sneiies sbriad THIS ;, the tfue sal.
aud efieeina remedy against all oppression. Of he isr
real or imsgusy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

LONG STITCH --Some time about the LIST of
July ast. lady pi Springfield Mass, 65 years ii age.
accidentally introduced fine sewiap nee die into her
hand, which Was boleo III having abnu hall lenv
h-l~een the lhnnb and Iot6nger III direction towards
III. middle az palm u The leii hand. physician was
requested 10 extract H. boi ~ there ~ hte PAIN OF
ihen' Arising from ~ he advised ls Il it remain
ralhtf Than cut AIMING the etdJas Tor H. IN lew day
all F"uhe d apprehension were over IN regard Ia H.
About ihe last vi September She fell some pain IN The
ighi side II HE abdomen just above the hip which she
eoaceived Ia be- spasn and began rubbing it with her
hand When directly needle came orlh, and wssex.
rieed-Ihe bfuken point abIul slh Of an inch IN
rngih and lis ins polish had suffered but tle from cor
Iosi"n. The eoufse which The needle took IN makiny
ms ctcniluus Jonfney eniel, N known To her. m,
DISTANCE II ifaselled about three months cund po, h,
h"rh h-s than onf re liz nearest course but ir zuu hi
KNOWN hi.h have wandered zee thai d,sat ce bpuu
II appeared al that point ifob which II was extracted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

foa CALiroast.-D. e. w. La,viii, the Char.
man u he COMMITTEES ni Arrangements pi the fm'ara-
hne Ekp-litoa ~ Iai'lIrna. which has ogaf fad
IN ARR mas Jr some e past. gives nu'ice lhfors
The cols1s ~ the tIe Rock UassIle II lhe 27ih MI
ina, IN scordlace ~ d resolution nassnd At called
,n,eiae hrid at Napoleon hr 6ih nit. the .xpedi-
Non VII tendtzruns at I'm snnh Afssnsas. On tie
hrs M,nday IN April urNt, pr'pultofy - iakng ~
their lac 81 match for the Paehc tua.i. Every pef.
I'm siarpg expected u he W.. afnrd wuh TIE Or
rrsvy sha gun, sls'ern n5aa.s Of sha or nd. fur
pounds 81 rl@der, caps, e., hars,s or mules ff
'sea lers'n, or Sasna aud ghI easdg r s.efy five
pers1Hs. lthts sc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

7h, opprs"ips 7ag-'rhe .Iro,, II Dsm.s,ic.
from Bstsl tor The week rn,l,ie on th. 18th uinr
mouuied Ia SJ0,22 How much better 10 hs,. .nch
sums, ~ The weekly operations Of nun. at CITIES
brought INTO our enairy Ia cash ~ liz equivalent. than
10 le sendng ou cash under the operations nf the
tree trade policy. tr What Is 10 be out--not rav
ng ~feel behnni Under continuance OF the present
protective tann s,lsf- must largely inerease and sub
fisnial wealth. thr basis o cbntnusd and enlarged np
efalm :. bhght laip the country; while uhdef the free
rade system our Manufactures ust he again broken
d""n, sud ihe country de;nysd nj It's solid capital. tp
entch trrgntrs by the purchase uf their peflsshle
conuiodlllss. OHIO Sfafs Jg.v,tJt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

SrsrESsioS or MiNnrra The Synod al GIN.
ei"Nat' ~ me uf" scaril Presbyterian Chufch) We
ohstfse ie IT." aarhusa. recent, held rs s,,.snp nj
kFley daring witch ihe case 1T Rev Mr. Lmha,n. n
pfoninehi dsnrca me- up Tor sde,iun aud f,,u ed
IN hs ses preston nom the ry lhr charges II non
~bieh he was afaigsod ana condemned were kuf ss
follows
/. lie teaches lha according To lhs jew sh law the
slave r,ckuned as n oso or ~, ,,o bnt "a no.,
prss :. lie reaches that the master had the n, Il,
beat the Save aud hat hardly. g. lie teaches tha the
masier had the rgh, 10 sell the slave lie t.,cb,.
that He head {" the churc has auimrzed III. relation
or'"Fsh master snd slave involving The ughl ii proper.
" bniy ia the charter bu IN all the l,s ,h,, h h
k'rsh iaf 'he government of the church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24
NEW BOOKS.

"1he .htdiei Sert, Of iaiian Pro,r,n is the gem,
al 'i'le Of series Of Volumes translated by C. J.,
ward Lester, late L. 5. Consul al Genoa, and Nm,
course # publication by Messrs Paine s. Bu,o...
New f,rk-to whom we are indebted fnr three nnn
htrs' received through Mrssrs Payne & Greg Of II,
place, In III wiiom The huuks ran he obtained
No. J, entitled The Challenge vf B,tl.,,, W, Al
- azsIIo, Is romance of the lines of HE Mediei and
is REGARDED by British well as Italian rriir, IL
best oi It's language The reader is introduced IN rL
ac'ers rrnewned in the history OF tina, stirring prt,d
the manners and habits Of which are spirilrdy d,,v
ted.
Nos. and are "Thc Floren,ine Jl,s,o,i... |,
>'co'" Marf'nVtill-a name celebrated not ny in IN,
Ian history, hut thrnghon, tie woodland p.rh,p. mi
moIr generally known than misunderstood The Den.
"eralc Rtvew-whuse opinion is worth nurb n, >,
than our's-'ays, MI Lester has certainly don. =, .
Rfpnbic OF Letters no snail service by ,l,. f,i,1n
and spirited Translation Of an Italian clsssr shirb
not only standard hsioy bu, also All original et,,.
Gle"
No is called "Ihe Citizen ola Rrnubr. =" b, A..
saldo Ceba. Genorse Republican Of the 10Th ,,.l,
In his Introduction. the translator remarks thai d.u
'he time appeared this work became The ,.x,.brok Il
The young republicans in LAZY. NJ, k,,ir. f.sss ILL.
yet 10 Prruse il, We quote leaned Grille in ,.i.r,,r
us "sh''-"ho says: cit 10 a work enriched .nb
elegant ifarnlng, and written with al that Ter.
anu solemn 'aTnesiness of sye whirh ehaacte zes
e"H Writers Ut The brilliant ages Of tho R,puLie,
an'iqnny."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

"MoRr! MORE MoRr ,-hJt m.so, h.,
"oe' having worked hard all the week, was dlsp,sed
"h'e al church On Sunday. tn refresh himself by a
s"ohe tie had kept awake I'LL the preacher had pf
g''ss'o some IN his strmon when he tell into sound
s'P aoo dreaming IN his sopOuc uhliv ousness that he
"sN about his work. he CRIED GOT in his s,,u,ran va, ~
''.u"f! more .ho't!' The etlrc upon the cunoreoa,
uon may be unsigned Port .l,gps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

The ner Steamer Mount Herno,, Wy. ,o.,, j.,
The Richmond Tunes that the p.,, c,,,, .,a....
"' 'e'"o", On her return trip from this place t.,
'"''o"'' p"''of"ed II IN 80 hours and 50 minutes,
'e's ue'a'ned ere hour on the voyage for wood She
10 ho" uens put IN neal and good order, and Will com
.e"ee hef regular run in few days En- passant. the
'es Is mistaken IN surprising that we gave eiphv
''o'' as me Time employed IN The trip from Rcbnmud
10 Ly"cho"rg. We stated that it was performed in
m"ty ho"rs-whch, however, was also erroneous
The true tine being 81 hsus. II was indeed 40 mark
cd upon our proUf,sheet, but no, corrected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

letter received ia Boston gives an account Of the
secidrui al Arsusas by hlch officer The Army l.i
his lie. The New Orleans pap"rs Iul,fnled of the
vicIim, or the ii his death Il sr.tns that his
skull "as broken by the falling 81 the on~up- mast OF
ihr vessel empay,d as lighter over the bar, winch
struck hun hr head and caused his death ~ three
hpnrs. H.. name Was Lieut. Mernck, graduate with.
ia tNo months IRON West Point.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24
fROM ME.NllN

The NESTLE Herald Gf the ilh IN. an, has the f,l
1owiug:
s The United safes ship 81 .Nary,. Cammsua,r
'SAsps arrived al Prnsaeas iearn from inn i,s,
'Dss"efsi, ssa W Wednesday list, In. 81. Man. is
'srrect irn Vera Cfuz with inpisat d,-.s.,eb,s C,t
THE Government She sailed iruu Ssfa L ux IN con,
'psny Nth her d. ~ ship Eur,dice. soana o iis,ana,
with The EftDch AiHisi.f on board, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

The Best Rou'e.-In long letter, c. Crose,, Esq.
late Principal Engineer Of the Stale of frnis after
pointing out the great and sumo instances nsnrmoun,
able diculi'es in the several proposed for reacl>
ing The Ono rlver, says"As an engineer must give
Inc preference to the route by the way Of Montgomery
county to New river; because il not any longer and
viii make better and cheaper road, requiring no high
grades, no tunnel. and presenting no extraordinary DIN
cuitlss. lbe other route, which has obtained ood
deal o preference from great portion Of the public
proceeds up Jackson's river 10 Duulap's creek. and
thence over to ilowards creek, and down Greenbr.r
Considerations ofgenera policy may influence decision
IN avor OF this rouieoher persons ale better
Than myself to discuss those. coniine myself IN INV
legitimate province which is to furnish the Profession
anu "ac'cal elements OF the question those on " hon
The decision viii depend But do not b.si,a,. Ia g,
that II must be made between one Of these W., ,,,,s.
and that no point higher than Poin, pea.,n, %, ~.
reached" W.