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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

Sry.:a, desire 10 rem, the Store now ocruprd Nv
Esi;iI Ncssts. Nofvel & Avereit, ns n Commiss sion.
-gl.I House. next below Mr.. Richard ryree's on
Main street. Possession will be- given by The first Of
November. or perhaps earlier
eli. l.. MOSBY, Executor
Of II a. Hokco,nbe, dec.
Aug IS nn
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Cloths, CNSSialles eS 0MI IeStiMgS,

they fatter themselves cannot be exceed, and extra
bargains will be offered and guaranteed to purchasers.
To those in want of EXTRA FINE CLOTH, they
would invite their particular attention to pieces, Biol
ley's finest make (French,) which for lustre durability
and texture are unsurpassed.
Not wishing 10 fill loo large space in the papers
these econimca times, land anxious to avoid PUT, they
dispense with enumeration of their stock. and say
their friends aud the public that their STOCK never
better and more desirable, and II is their determination
to do business On the Cheapest Cash principle, aud be
un1erspd by no one in market whatever
ADAMS s. WILKINSON,
Bank Square.
Sept % isif
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Sept, 8
For EsickFiSsg.

MAGE. Cloves. Nu,megs tn neric A.pcc. White
w Ginger. Long Pepper, jPhite Pepper. White
Mustard Cinnamon aud other Spices, fresh and good
Tor ale by JOHN. n. SEAH.
ALSO "A small lo, Of PURE Apple Vinegar.
Sept S3w II
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MARRIAGE.

Married on Thursday evening the 18Th Sept. by the
Key. William P.nuelI, Mr.. WILLIAM NIGnroN. E,o.
iHns' County, 10 Miss FRANCES, daughter Of James
W ulquhart ot Appomaltox.
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900 .v'EGROEN WANTED.

3OD .S'8sG KOdsH Utsz.v'IED.
FgNIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
L HUNDRED NEGROES, ofboih sexes, from ! 2
10 80 years onge. for which he will pay fully high
prices ould be obtained in Richmond or in any part
Ct the State
lie ia very anxious To purchase. aud is determined to
be liberal in every instance. lie will pay high price
Cor Mechanics, Blacksmitls. Carpenters, Sc. &c.
Persons having such property for SALE would he their
interest To give him call previous to their selling
lie can be- found at The stare Of Mr. NJ. Hart.
wlees addressed TO the subscriber from tho rountrv
II be attended to. GEORGE DAVIS.
May Is tsf
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20 The Ohm Mrih.dist Epi.c"p, Conference. re,
Gently in session. al Cinrinna'i. has adopted resou
i-a a;prsvin, lbs aanu of the General Conference Of
lSil. respecting ministers owning slaves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22

GRAND ALEX t.NDRLi LOTTERY.
Class 4, Gr 1915.
10 be drawn iD Arkandts. ID. G.. On Saturday.
9th al September, lSi5, s.g
rs No. Lottery. 10 drawn ball,is.
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o. GARD TO TIE L.IDIES.
New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fail and Winter Goods.
DICARDS. RYAN co have the pleasure Of
. announcing 10 tho LANES oi lyNcnBunG aud
those Of It's vicinity, tina, they will receive and open
rms DAY. laae patton OF the their stock Of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing of tho mosl
varied and elegant in styles Of rich fancy goods, /, has
been their pleasure 10 offer them.
The junior partner having just returned lrom the
Norlhca cies confidently assures his irerds and the
public generally. that he has spared pains 10 procure
the NEW EST aud MOST FASHION MILE GOODS. that ihr
French English aud American markets could furnish
lbcr stock oiGlohs. Csss,aiefcs, csiing Shitings
Gravatinus. Gloves Hosiery. So Sc, greatly snrpasr
any they have bad The pleasure ot exhibiting in
this market. They respectfully solicit an examination
o their exclusive stock before purchasing. Terms cash
Prices cnrre,pind with the terms aud times. .N0ne
shall sell he style and quality Of goods, knowingly
cheaper than IRE. REGARDS. RYAN & CO.,
Nell door 10 W. +. Young.
Sept. nIf
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NEW FALL. GOODS.

FuNHE subscribers beg leave 10 announce to their
i friends and the public generally, that they have
received nearly the whole of their
FALL AND WLNIER STOCK or DRY
G. o o ID s,
among which will be found every variety Of rich and
fashionable dress goods for the Lades.
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ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

81 The Rev. j. G. Stiles will preach in the 2nd
Presbyterian Church on Sabbath, (ihe 4th.) Services
at II A. NJ. and al 4 +. NJ
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NOTICE.

fHNlF. bonds due Ia uf sales made nj my
y paula in October last, mud now due, are len
IN The hands II Vim. I. Smith Tor collection; and az !
expect To 10 the South in shor, time. hope they
will be Promptly paid. JOHN SMITH. JR
Sep | w1wif
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10 The L hiiorS ofiic -rgu,iaa


q ullemen--W yon permil one Of your Subscribers
through y'nr aier. Ia call the of the prp.r
auihres 10 Inc hlhy condition of our town. which is
al Tins tune endangerng the health and lives of our c,i
zensl There several OF fever on Main street
than have been known Tor many years-and th, il
attributable as We hun,ly believe. To the filthy cond.
oi the What Is our Police about that visits
have not been made To back lots Look al the
hh running from The hhs uio the streets and aeys-Is
not this cause suf lrnl 10 produce diseases No one
LIKES to becone personally obnoxious To his neighbour by
becoinng voluntary nlorner. You personally in.
ieIeSed IN this iuaiier, gentlemen VIII you not then
speak oul "n the sntIec! Ii had the hand or head To
write, would pr p'se reineJes, suggest splne
plans TO remedy this evil.
ONE OF TIE PEOPLE
o. We wefe glad Ia see. on Saturday. tina, the too
ane neglected duty ofc!eansing the Streets had aommen
ced. We hope II will not stop with them-but tina,
proper attention will ke"se be paid TO the condition of
the rear lots Al this of the year above all others
particular attention should be paid 10 their condition
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mOATs PRIZE OFFICE,

RICILM O.vD, "a.
II NJ. HOYr bees leave tn cali tho a,ten,ion VI hts
1Is patrons and o,ners, in Lynchburv and vicinity,
10 The following rich scheme 10 be dawn tho 27l4
instant.
Orders per mail ncosng nasl, or prize tickets asep-
drtl 10 the same personal application.
Drawings forwarded when fetle,led, iinmedstsly ~
ter they have taken place.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential. Appasss
y. NJ. HOYT, Richt,ppd,
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Richmond Jeans,

- CASES heavy RICHMOND JEANS, supe
rior article for servants wear OF consignment, and
Tor sale low, If applied for Immediately.
GEO BAGBY.
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EDUCATION.

rINHE winter session of the suhscribers srhol will
l. c"amence On Monday the twenty ninth day Of
September.
Tuition is payable i,advance. WV. s. REID.
Sep. w2w-4iif
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
1uVIE. House and lot on the hill opposite Mr..
Il Green's, and occupied at present by Mr. Gould
man. Possession will be given the Is. Of October
GEO. w. TURNER.
Sept. % visit
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NEW GOODS.

" i have received new and apcndi stock Of
W DRY GOODS,
which, In pddin IN our former supply. renders
~fiinenl cnmplele. embracing hoth Staple and Fancy
articles. Oar will hni every thing they de-
sire. and at prices low they be sold at any 9TH
er house in the place.
We l,,so alsu IN hand an extensive asspriment 1T
Hats Boots Sh,as. Sc. Sc which will bs o6erd vi
the mosl advantageous terms.
All persons in wan, ., Good D~raaIns, are invited to
give ns call
y. GuGGENHElMER = DROTilER,
Sept % ISL
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Feathers

Feathers.
. ono LBS NEW GEESE FEATH Frs on
s1,OOO hand and fi sale low for cash. s.l
BRYANT, TlNSLEY & LAYiNDER.
SEP, q is
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4 TIA circuit superior of law and chancery con
n tlnued by adjournment, and held for tho county
o Amherst al the court house. On Saturday the 30'h
day Of August. 1885,
Jonathan A. Stout, Plai tiff
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A I,s<p.

Pepper, Ginger, Allspice. Nuimcgs. Nader, Alum.
White Lead, Has, Blankets. Demjphns Jugs. Buck
els. Grnds'ones. Caicoes. Bedickng. Nankern and il
tact every article usually kept II such establishments
! le socl's call tfpm his old customers. WIN have 81
literally paonlSed hm, we'll as the public generally
Sept. y IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-22
In CHANcERY.

The subpoena awarded herein, the 2Sth day Of Nav
$40, being returned executed upon the defendant Sam
ue NJ. Garland, executor ui Ohio Swsns,r dec and
two months having elapsed well since the return day
thereof as the hllng OF the paiullFs bill and the de-
PENDANTS William Swanson, John r. Swanson Charles
5. Swanson, Joseph Swanson Frances SN ansn G,oroe
w. Swanson and t,usanuah Swanson administrator de
6onls non Wan the VIII annexed Of Ohm Swanson, n
gans whom The pair ll appears to have proceeded in
the mode prescribed by law against absent DEFENDANTS
still falling 10 appear ana ANSWER; motion of The plain
tiff by counsel his bill taken Tor confessed And there
upon this cause 10 be heard upon The b: and
exhibits. and argued by the plaintiff s counsel
On consideration whereof The court doth order that the
defendant Susaanah Swanson. administrator dc buns non
with The will annexed of Otho Sw anso dec and Sam'
NJ Garland executor d SAID Ohio Sw anson dec d., rem.
der before oi the commissioners VI This
of their administrations Of The estate Of said Otio Swan
dec, which accounts the said commissioner is direct
ed examine, sale setile make report thereof 10 HE
court. together with an account Of the plaintiff debts
and the debts of all other creditors who may appeir be-
lore him and prove their demands stating the priority
aud dignity Of said debls and account Of the quantity
aud value Of the real estate Of which the ieslaiur died
seized and possessed aud of the annual value thereof,
with any specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself required by the parties 10 be stated. Aud
the said commissioner is directed to publish notice IN
public newspaper, printed in the town Of Lynch
burg, warning all creditors of the said Oiho Sw ansun,
dec. appear bee him with proof of their respective
demands. copy-1este
ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
CoMMlssIoNER's OFrcE.2
Sept. Ia. 1915. {
Tie parties interested in the foregoing order Of court
will take notice that have appointed the 29th day Of
October next to commence the accounts therein named
which day. al leu O'Clock in tho morning, they are
requested To attend at my Office, at Amhers, Courthouse
with their accounts. vouchers aud copies of papers,
prepared for examination and settlement.
HOWE Il. L. RROWN CnInu'r
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POWllATAN HOUSE,
KIClI.NO-N.D W.

a., THE attention If gentlemen visiting Richmond
EU,,;, Is respectfully called IN this HOTEL, " long
l0A and generally known under the dIrec,ion :" Mrs
Dnval. lis delightful Imaon lis fine arc,inIn.x a'i"a
and The quiet and orderly manner in which i is condact
ed, mako equally desirable for families and mon Of b
sintss.
The Po,chaian House is situated m level and leo
fu emlnence, tho centre Of the city, few trpa
from tho Capitol. Governors House aud City Hall. ssd
very convenlen, In the Rail road Depos BOA, iandnss
and business par Of The city.
o. The PowHArAS Coach will be in readiness IL
convey passengers and baggage To and pm The hotel.
WITHOUT CHARGE. and thus them from, 81
cents to 81 por,erase. BAR, on The basement floor.
CHS. l.. DiBRELG..
July mif
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

uNlE undersigned, as usual. is prepared 10 pay the
L highest markr. price Cor Wheat. delivered at,his
Lumber house, on the canal. lie invites all who haze
Wheat Tor sale, To give him call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKETr
July 10 isn
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against

William Swanson. John r. Swanson, Charles S. Swan
son. Joseph Swanson, Frances Swanson. George W.
Swanson, Snsannah SWANSON Administrative de bonis
with the will annexed OF O,ho Swanson dec, and
Samuel NJ. Garland, Executor of said Ohio Swanson,
dec, Defendants.
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WILLIAM II. H'OV.v
A. the old slnslL Of
BRYANT & YOUNG,


5 now receiving aud has in store his fall stock VI
GROCERIES,
whieh he has recent, bought in the Northern MARKET
Tor cash only. aud / e pledges himself 10 sell ms low
any house i" the upper country. The following con,
Prise portion OF his stock
80 hhds Porto Rico and n o. Sugar,
3 Cuba clarified and ~. Crox do
10 boxes l.naf Sugar,
325 bags Rio, lasulra and Java Coffee,
25) sacks Salt.
20 hhds aud bills Molasses,
hhds splendid 2. Rico do for retailing.
lo.oUo lbs Bale Cotton. I,aksville aud olh,r faclv
ries.
400 sides go.d and damaged Sole Leather,
10 tons Bar Iron,
5000 lbs. nice Bacon Sides
20 bbls pu,c Tanners OIL,
20 bales Cotton Oaraburgs aud pomeslcs,
ton l3lstcrod Steel,
800 lbs. Shrar do
100 kegs Nal's aud litads
2crroons best Caracas Indigo.
90 kegs Rine Powder,
80 bags Shot,
500 lbs. Lead
10 b Mes Glass.
z tietces Rec
~ boxes Candies
20 boxes Soap,
20 - aud caddies Tea.
chest very suWfiur do
"a pipes pure French Brandy,
10 bbls. American do
70 Apple do
2 90 Peach do
10 " n. T.. Rum.
Old Jamaic, Rum,
8 " Gin
90 5. NJ Wine
10 Sweet Malaga do
20 Old Rye Whi,kry.
25 keefcd do
100 common da
9 casks Leudoi, Porter,
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MAMMOTH scBEMs /;

Besides rtiz's ofStD0. $50; Sc. Sc.
Whole tickets 20 dollars. halves 10, quarters ,,
cighhs 800
Certificates Of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets 49GO
do d. 26 halt sea- l3u
Do do 26quarler G5
Do do 26 eigh,hs 81 ~
r. 5. Persons visiting the city shoulj call an ii"ys
II IN want otmonry.
Tickets IN all The Lotteries advertised by j. G. Greg.
DRY u Co.. constantly hand. ORDERS encusing cash
or prize tickets attended with promptnras. and thu
dn~ ings Of Lotteries sent. when requested To all wkS
order Of ID. NJ. iOYT, Richsn"nd,
SepS t27S IL
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= 4 A n X s.,
FOR SALE Ar THIS OFFICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

10. ReSolred, That we are yet unwilling 10
admit (what distinguished, wise and disinier-
ested men in other States have long allcged)
that our fellow citizens of other portions OF the
State will continue TO deny TO US such legisla-
ticn as would develop our natural resources
(through miserable jealousy of our strength
and poweD and that we still cherish linger-
ing though enieebled confidence in their JUS
ucc aud magnaninlity, and 10 make iull proof
oil our own iorbcarance and their Justice we
recommend one more appeal TO the legislature,
Tor an act incorporating company OF our own
citizens TO construct rdilIoad over our own
soil with our own means.
Mr. Lee, of li,rrison, then offered the fol-
ReSoired, As the deliberate opinion OF this
convention, that the refusal OF the General AS
sembly, at its las, session to incorporate a
company Tor the construction of railroad from
the Potomac river 10 some point on the Ohio
upon the application OF respectable portion
oil the delegates of the people from the Nortl
western part OF the state, wassn arbitrar,
exercise OF power departure from that fun
damen,al maxim of republican government
which enjoins that equal rights be extended {,
all, exclusive privileges to none, and unprccc
denied in the annals of Virginia legislation
and that the denial of said application is
wrong ot so gTievous character, as if persist
cd IN, may lead TO consequences greatly To b.
, deplored by every lover of the true honor amt
interests of the Commonwealth.
htSoired, That a memorial be- presented {,
the General Assembly on behalf of the pcopl
OF the North Western portion of the State, re
monstrating in terms befi,ting freemen, agains
the injustice aud oppression Of refusal to in
corporate company according to the long cs
iabhshed and approved usage of the State TO
the construction of great public improve
ment, through destitute portion of her terri
tory, and praying that body 10 pass an act 70
the Incorporation of company, to construct
rail road from the Potomac to some point upol
the Ohio, or to grant such other facilities 70
the prosecution of the said work as shall b
deemed most conducive to that great and i'm
poriant object.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10
OHIO,

Whether we view the developement Of o.
mo physically or intellec tually we mus, adj.
init that she is the most extraordinary State
IN the Union comprising the most extraordi
nary nation. Every man who has arrived al
mature years can remember Ohio as but the
hunting ground of savages or the home of a
lew humble inhabitants little removed from
them 50 tar as physical comforts were con-
eemed or intellectual development attended
70. Forty years ago Cincinnati could scarce.
~ claim the title ola village compared with
those of Pennsylvania or Virginia. Now he,
population Is three times as great as any city
ia virginia, her wealth AMI modern refnemen,
equally IN advance. There were few small
villages on the Lake, one or two in the into.
sior, and Marietta OH the river. Yet. now ,he
State is but the third in the Union in popula-
sion, and probably the largest in her sgricpltu.
sal prophets. She has constructed a greater
snount AMI number Of good roads and has
entered extensively into rail roads and canals.
ana II now In lair way Of competing with
any OF hes olln eastern sisters in those Ell.
acnees OF modern asiencc and enterprise
Turnpike and common roaJs ore among he
greatest sources ofaeyslSrsn,at They Io,ts
The State from eEi toeni The Leadi., line
q comm If icstien ti.;oufh the State u the
great National Road. which Is Of Importance
iiS,s - the Jank Of ia. tree Is to its traneh,,
ocefhsre never was trunk from which ,norf
narsroas branches projected. Than torn ;i,,1
scases mile Of thc Naiiorai Eood . fo5ui "a
the Siats. fiom which doec not diveIfc ro,t
lsading 70 important towns, villages AMI farm,
Inc traveller who seeks any portion of m,
Fate, almost, takes his start from tho Nation
al Road as Genital line from ybi,b diye,.
gence Is easy AMI direct Their roads hov,
been made with an eye 10 that connection
consulting expressly tie economy Of the con.
struction and theiruse Examine the leadi,,
stage routes and you will fndtha N,,;os.I
load the focus Of all os tben..
To change this state of things. and g,vo ~,
roads, the travel the transportation 81 "a,
state another direction, you ranst almogr "a d
away what has been done. and expend a Lon.
grrseries Of years. and nearly as much mono,
as has already been spent II IL. therefore
Important to Ohio, As We conceive. that the
nae oil The National Road should continue 70
b. the line OF her travel and trade t,o focus .,
hsf business. KailIoodsoe ne improvements
OF the day bat should any event induce h.,
citizens TO make any Of those inproye,ocn,
with view TO connection with the Eas, q,
any Other line than that they would subect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10

MONEY QIGGlNG.-The Hampden Pos,
tells story about the jailor at Springfield, who
was persuaded by a negro in prison TO take
him to Westfield, where he, the negro, had
concealed large amount of treasure. They
went in the night, dug in two or three places,
of course to no effect, and at length came to a
place where the negro measured off a given
distance from a certain tree, and striking his
spade into the ground, exclaimed in tone OF
triumph, "Here il is. amt mistaken this
time, no how. Mott take off my hand cuffs
Boss Day, and I'll show you something worth
looking at"
The handouts were removed, and in an
instant, instead of feasting his eyes on spark
ling gems and uncounted treasures, Mr.. Dep
uty Day found himself lying upon his back
and surveying the stars. When he regainet
his feet, there was the spade, there the hand
cuffs, and there too stood deputy Day, but the
prisoner had fled leaving his old hat as securit,
for his return. The deputy returned to Spring
field wiser man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-10
WHAT WILL GOVERNMENT boz

The reader of the Times Of yesterday mora.
ing could not fail to be impressed with the
remarks Of the French press upon the claim
advanced by this country TO Oregon. The
King denounces the American government, as
Yxesumptuous and making claim that cannot
be submitted to. The right and prong of the
claim have been before argued by us, and il
is unnecessary TO dwell upon il now; The his
tory Of the past, in all its FORMS fixes the title
in Us. as does reference to the first princi-
plea upon which governments are based, and
the principles Of libcrty-viz: that there is in
no government vested right to retain any
people In colonial bondage, in which Oregon
must ever be if subject TO England, while j,
would be, in union to this country, an in
dependent and equal portion of the govern
ing power--we therefore find no necessity
howcverm UGH Others may differ with us in O.
pinion, tor further discussion OF the right
lis. indeed, sufficient, TO our mind, that the
people have, through their authorized agents,
asserted the claim OF this country.
We only feel anxiety now as TO how the op.
powers r ia S' 81 tssa. by the European
x.,.,, '.->,,r oo,,ar,x
VIII that government quietly snblihtat IO nj
war speeches from Sir Robert Peel, in which
threats and hostility arc thrown out as nv one
hsviag the night 10 command? VIII our GOV.
eminent or Our people quietly yield TO The
threats and dictation of the French people and
press and return, having once, in positive
terms. asserted our right, to negotiation
whatever may be our opinion of the expedi
ency OF Mr.. Folks !anguags in his inaugural
'he country IS pledged by il 10 asstr, It's rich,
70 oregon, and the return to negotiation is at
once an exhibition of fear ana al abandon.
msnt Of our claim to power.
Is this, with the American people. To b.
brought about by the bullying of John Bull
or the threats fany other European power
We are independent of European power. we
should be so OF all European claim OF right 10
hold US In abeyance to their great desire to
control nations and s,,te tie hal.nc. of
power.
We are independent of all this, and when
we have right on our side we m,y and ought
10 bid defiance to all their selfish and arrogant
dictation and move onward in ouy course as
firmly and steadily as the sun. If war follows
we are not responsible for it. VIII our GOV
eminent do 50, or will il renew negotiation in
case that has once been claimed as settled
beyond pread venture?