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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
Farmers Library md Journal of Agriculture.


Esgrntnss and Aiu,raitons.Sp iders, with the Pro-
cesses OF spinning and Warrington steel Ground Plan
Proposed Steudnson steel lsomerical Plan OF tho
steel; The CorBan Door; Section OF the Corn
Barn Floors Stall for worN-Horse Stable; ventiiator
Budding Knife, and Illustrations Of different styles Of
Building.
Fayn,err Lisrar1.-sepheuss Book Of the Farm-teon'
lnued OF the evils attendant on landowners ne:lectns
learn practical Agriculture. Experimental farms as
place. for Instruction in farming or the Snd OF education
suited to young farmers or the different xmas 0f
farming OF choosing the Aind Of farming OF selecting
iutOr-iarner OF epupage ofdeaiHs "'H 'is 'e'aA"
Of farming Winter OF the .teadinZ Or iafh'te"i
Monthly Journal Of 4Erieai'ure-kepea! OF ms hAsH'a
Corn awswhal Is be It's eject on American Agricul
ture,
Industrial Resources Of DeIaware-Her Peach Traie.-
atv,o,,ges OF Farm. the Chesapeake Bay
The Caae.Brske Region OF A!absma-Charscter OF IL
so-Aaays. Of Prof Ellet Of Columbia Is c. College
Lever Virgaia-sate Of It's Agr!cutureThe Pas. .re
the Present compared.
Imported Saxony Sheep, Notice Of some.
The Cherokee Country OF GeorgiaIs Geological Chs
raeer, Climate and Agriculture! Capabilities.
Sheep Hasbandry-Inquify to The Regions oftse u
ssord!ng greatest advantages for IT, large scale
Flax, the Cultivation and Management; of-caa It's Cal
be probably Extended IN the L. s.-Noaes Of iI-
proved Machinery Dressing II the L. 6 and l. Genaay
Flax Trade ~ Ireland.
SfChrlsi COtt-tL-s4s-- ~--NN'
troublesome.
Budding Fri. Trees tee Ar and Usefulness of-".h
Illustrations ID show hoy II shoGt be done
Ayrshire Cows, Notice Of from the Albany CuitY''or
Wheat the Soil .ed for-Pepara:.oa Of Seed and SOW
!ng-Iis Diseases.
Foreign Caule-No more should be imported IS s''e
may be mad cheaper al hone
RaadalVs Geology, orlef notiee Of
Entouolozy-The Spider. Noues OF lis natural history
ots illLsrao
them
Hops Trade and Culture of, in The L. s.-IHfora.a''
wanted
Editorial Correspondence subsou of the Lons-Les's'
Piae-conieftures 10 the Of is dis.Ppesfahe
Good msnngsnen. on farm Geneva n y Na's'-'s
value Of various embarrassment fsh, vegetables =
trs Ar.acaa Distribution OF Roots and trla o. .! ~
G. 3. Smith Rec compared with Indian Corr Is
Prices Current
The Angus, Number published on "ea3''
morning Subscription price IS per snnun
GREELEY McELRAfA
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Y TIE TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION NJ The AMONG!

- THE TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION At the American
Museum which consists in part OF two Dwarf, Mann
moth Boys OF huge proportions, two Cafrees two per-
ornances OF Dog. at 3. o'clock afternoon and in The
evening, drawing the most crowded houses. Th,
being the last day but OF the Dwaris the house will
be t beyond doubt and would TAKE this opportunity OF
advising friends so and these wonders OF Ma
they never will have the opportunity OF witness
ing such combination OF her astonishing productions
again.
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E3~ WHITE TCETH, FoUL BREATH. HEALTHY Guns,
&c-Yrllow and unhealthy Teeth after being twice.
cleaned with the Amber Tooth Paste have the Appearance
Of the beautiful ivory; and the time - 20
perfectly innocent and exquisiey Tine tina, daily
use Is highly advantageous even To those teeth that are in
good condition, giving them beautiful polish 1l prevent
ing heir premature decay Those already dcchyed pre-
from becoming worse; it also iasrns such
loose and by will render the foule teeth
decey white. and ie breath deliciousy sweet and
agreeable.
Sold price 25 cents the IGN the American Eagle az
Chaiha!-si or Broadway, y. Y and 1879 FuitoG-SL
Brooklyn. Sti--st Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadel
phla, ss Libeuy.st Pittsburgh jyi9 2eod
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ENrALED DfsEAsE.-We believe II iss mistake 10 sup
po-e that when disease 4! called family complaint, 10
is therefore incurable Such Diseases transmitted
through the Blood and therefore, medicine which eApeIs
the Eiestng principle thence must II TO cut %
the entail" lawyer would say. II upon the blood,
through tie secreiions, that Sand Sarsaparlla acts and
we claim that II w render nnocuous the virus Of hcedL
AIRY scrois though may have descended through NUM-
Der of generations If is Is long enough perseyeed IN
Prepared and sold, Wholesale ami r-tnil by A. b. d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fullon-st. Of
Wilan-st ~ Broadway, and II East Broadway. New
York sold also by Druggists generally lAroug hout uo
unllei Sates PIice II per bo!r six bottle. lor s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

THE SMALL PoN.--The ship Isaac Newton. which
arrived at this port yesterday from Bremen has thirteen
cases of small eox boa:i Tue health officer ordered
the ship o. the Hospital ground where she VIII
main unit, the passengers $40 u number vscc;aAted
and those down with toe disease cured The vessel
NJ: then be purified Eere Is smother strong proof TIA,
this oa,hsone disease Is byouSa, shores ey for.
eisa esaiSTsns. SalI Amer S4'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Tuy Sc,NrNyxr-rhe Regimentnow on seld
At East New York gave very imposing display o; Fly
in- Artillery cyoluaoas yesterday afternoon. We saw
however but eish; field pieces and eight ca.ors wi.a
four horses to each. which all managed by about
sixtv men. Their utmcuycrs with the poudoroU> car.
riases and teams otarsher surprising character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

collar LAMPS, CAMPHENE LAMrs. CHANDELIERS, CT.
sANDoLEs AND HALL LANrERNs,-Dieu, Brother
Co. No l39 Wliamst. manufacturing and have Al
ways on hand full assortment of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell Mt wholesale retail at low prices for cash
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sHlg EEly BrRNr Ar sgA-Ne !sara SOC d

SHIP ERIN BURNT AT SgA-We learn from the
Quebec Correspondence OF the Montreal Times ia:
The Erin, splendid ship. Capt. Conway. sailed
port On me 1th instant o5 the Bav OF Islands Capt
Conway discovered thai me coal on are. and u
about three hours Re.Sartdu-iiis hch every effort
was irsce ~ eSuasrish 1.-THE ire had burned through
the hs,ches The Captain and crew had inst IRE 70
escspe III the eoS;s when she 5.azc They were
picked up ays schooner sd arrived here las night The
GOA supposed 70 Fave izni;ed sponaneously; il alay
ACROSS The Atlantis, The Erin was owned hy Wr
Henri, Esq. OF this city
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For HUpsoN-LANpING At NEwBURou Pouch
xEErslx AND CArsxIlI-lhc steamer ONEIDA will
leave this evening at o'clock from foot OF Cedarst
Tor Hudson, andin; above. Fare y cents TO New
bursh-SO cents to Poushkcepsic and Catskill
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received to The Daily Tribune
Business Notices.

,.F- Dr. BEExMAN's SYRUP and PILLS have rescued
hundreds from the very brink Of the grave Their won
drous efficacy is "xsmped in the history Of medicine
Office No 49i Cor,land.st y Y.
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ENctsr Won ,rIoNS-Thcre was n conviction this
morning in the Municipal Court, in case which WAS
tired yesterday but in which the jury were discharged
on account their not being able TO srcc fresh jury
brought the matter to successful termination and the
defendant promptly fined so two counts in the
declaration Eagle.
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Terrible Shipwreck.

Extract of letter from Mr. +. Foster, pas
sense- IN the ship Gea!oo;
CAFE TcwN May Il, lSi6.
have this moment arrived from Asliss, iror the
wreck 0; ship Gentoo snd have buta moment 70 wrlie
you The Gentoo was wrecked the 29ih OF Apr ~
y NJ during heavy gale OF wind AIS i " the >lp
broke up and Mrs. Watts and children were 'vasae
away. Nothing remained but the w!ndihss and bow
spirit which were 81 persons me making co-
pieie breach over They were washed o- enc a:te-
another Until The only remaining were CAyi Hollis
myself and four We hung uncl O'Clock next
morning, and were taken OF by whsle ooat iroir me
shore. was tsice washed OF cut was enabled 20
gain the wreck much bruised. srd suffer frorc a
severe blow tie right side Mr. Bacon Is well have
tune TO sSy more, and shall leave u tae nrsi vessel
ior 81 Helena Boston Post, July 5O-A-
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nr.Lardner,a Lectures.

Those persons who have taken LardncFs Lee'a's,.
plumbers viii please notice tina, any of the back gun
be.s to complete imperfect sets may 'si Do
The publishers canno, promise 70 @sks up com
for any great l.nsth CT rme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

citizens. would press uPoa the favorable consideration
O; tie C c. the proprie,y and patriotism OF sbon.hng
the FAX that yearly levied upon the sequacous citizen,
Of ,bi- Big cry sd permitting thc people 10 do ihcr
own scrubbiag LocoFocoisn, we al know. Is d!r,ily
inclined but tas is no good why other people
should De subjected TO Inc ia;oerable evils oonsecuea,
upon such a failing Give Us clean streets-give U,
free passasc-let Il. have avenues we may traver.e
without any apprehension as being smO;hered or
sGaoc"'cd DO ut De particular aocu, Broadway aDd
other wide weIvep,ia;ed streets wherein di.eA.c
no; 20 prone 10 generate tee shiny pur!eus Of
the Five Points 20 SoeH er cleanse that ses5 upon
Ike city and you may have the plumber OF the Ci,y
Treasury tor years 70 come vtou, any r,urn,urnc
on part. &
PoLIoE-Y etsrday.-As oHcee Earb;nson OF
the 9TH Ward taxing his customary rounds hs-
- and o'clock this u,oTun; he found hov 6vs
yea., old named James Wallace wandering shout ths
streets having home place Q. rest On being taken
10 the station house and Intercepted &c stated hi.
mother Blsckwcl.s Island and tina, his father
had recently enlisted IN the I service in consce
Of Which he ana young sister had bcci eit state
OF est!t;It!on room at No. 81 NNder,Gac en-.
tered Yesterday afternoon and ro6bCd oil quantity Of
wearing apparel. John Rutherford arrested FOR IN
outrageous assault upon Mrs. Hogan OF Is Dovcr-st.
Ira Selovcr and George Stanley complained OF 10.
fraud by James : rison. Lambert FIRING was ~.
rested for threatening The sliie OF his wife. Mary
MGEEis WIZ arrested Tor grand larceny.
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RyIluY YoR NANrUcKr

RELlgr FoR NANrUcKET.-A report from the
Lowell Committee ;or the relief oil the Nantucket suffer-
yesterday. gives CREDIT tor Sl,3l2 b. received in
cash besides many articles OF clothing furniture &c
Boston Daily Adv
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- Something occurred 10 the steamer Rhode
Island last evening (tl0 her passage East Just
she cor OF the Fulton Ferry which caused her 10 rs
anchored the river. Her passengers were then 81
,..Aon ashore. Brooklyn Eage
Il,
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rysEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAy,s pAPER..S

~ II A Wais' and L. II ". have read The Tn
bane Of last Saturday, they surely need nothing
ther to di.pate their foolish misapprchcnsons respect
ing The Tribunes views Of Industrial Association fthey
credit the wilful calumnics OF enemies on read.
ing refutaons they deserve farther notice VIII
either OF them cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

NiBLo's.-The Magic Pills Is spcndidiy rrodnccdthc
applause last nigh, frequent and enthusiastic The
transformation aud tricks are perect-he scenery all OF
goodsome of gorgeous particularly the two last scenes
Sucha piece viii have long run. rs every citizen and
.trRnJnr mlrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

Hon JOSHUA R. GippiSGs.-In recent letter
from Cleveland Ohio, TO this paper, giving an sc
eoun, of the meeting there to hesr Hon Wa Rxss the
Wing candidate Governor there was statement that
Mr. Giddnsss rcccn, letter asserting that the Annexation
OF Texas had dissolved the old FcderN Union and len
Ohio at pertec; liberty Join the new or NOT as she
should prefer was denounced in tina! meeting II speech
by VIM, L, Perkins Esq We have seen letter from
Mr. Perkins stating the, such not the factta Il; his
remarks he did not aluc to Mr. Giddnss his letter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

T We ara indebted to tho hon VIM. Z. Day
ton for q Congressional Document.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

ColYcIDEScrs.-It is mentioned as remarkable
coincidence that one vote carried the Tariff OF 1924;
one vote the Tariff of 1898 one vote in each House
carried the Tariff of 1912; and by one vote IN the
Senate tho Tari;s OF 1876 has becone 8 law.
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II a new wrinkle has been established in
Norwich Conn in the shape OF Health Insurance Co
which for SIS per year engages to pay 81 per week
to It's policy holders when sick This must prove o.;
great utility those who depend for subsistence upon
their daily labor Mr. ves Secretary Of the Long IL.
land Raroad is their Agent In this City.
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q The Yacht squadron had another opportu.
nifty yesterday Of testing the question whether sai.
flap in a dead calm, We didn 7 co TO sce-althoush
we believe the Yachts did.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

e The steamboat Albany. Capt. Hall, repeats
her Grand Excursion down the Bay on Friday and Mon
day Fare IS cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
The urc of the Wing Party.

The necessity, or at least the extreme convent
once. of geese to foxes, game to hunters fools 10
knaves, and even Jack Ke,ch to hishwaymcn by
keeping the profession select and the business from
being overdoncl has long since been asserted and
illustrated BY article find in the Rock
County Wisconsinl Democrat, it seems that the
Wing party has a kindred and very important unc-
ton to fulfil in the eyes of its opponents The Edi
tor says
"Strange as the assertion may sound to Democratic
ears not the enemy OF the Wh'e party We bear
II malice, We grant all the worth II CLAIMS we wish
IL no ill-but Vet oppose as access 10 poser. Why
Because poDer the natural result OF us principles
would he evil 10 the country-cyi 10 mankind. out q
potor they 3iTventthey are so{Gtiy-sy possess
restraining Influence vhieA 6oth need M and beneficial
You SEQ the philosophy OF that, reader In
power. the Wings would ill good share Of the OF
fees which is utterly contrary to the dictates OF
Democracy; Men their principles would be scan.
dalously bad But o0t Of power. they are q first
rate set OF fellows and their principles needtul. sal
atary and beneficial. They absorb none OF the
Spoils in that prcdicament. but on the contrary
they enable the Loco Foco wire-workers 70 use
and manage the rank and file as they please-to
stop their thinking for ,hemselves-to whip them
in TO vote the regular ticket every important
occasion. If there were Wings, Democracy
would not be hall SO profitable trade as now is,
and managing the party would become critical
and arduoas business, Nobody would mourn so
deeply. with good cause the utter prostration
OF the Wing party the Van Burens, Folks. and
Silas Wrigh,s who have made their fortunes BY
opposing it, and could not have been hoated to
such emnence on any thing bu; tho wildes, waves
OF Party
The Express, a few days since had an article
on the sres, usefulness o; the Wing party on; or
power which Sc, forth but part of the truth We
shall endeavor 20 recur this subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
Temperance Convention.


The first session OF the Temperance Convention
OF the County OF Sew-York held II GEeea-st N {
Church yesterday afternoon, commencing az three
o'clock There was quite 4 large nuinbe. OF Delegates
in attendance.
Dr. Dr1cHxs was appointed President pro. and
J. w kELtoGG Secretary, pro. ZEN. Committee OF
seven then appointed nominate officers Tor the
Convention. which reported the following, WHO were
unanimously chosen
EIEAzrR PAxxlY N D President and WV. JONES,
I. JACKSON. D. DrTcHEs. REv c. Il. REID, BARNEY
CASE, CAPT RICHARDSON, Wee Presidents; and J. b
MANCHESTER Secretary :. ". KELLOGG, J. :.
CLEVELAND, CHAs :. MILLER. assistants
TIE meeting Vas opened win prayer oy Rev Dr.
PIERPoS- o: Troy
4 Committee OF I'VE consisting OF Rev. J. l. THoss-
son, HORACE GREELEY LUTHER JACKSON. and Nessr7
BCFFrN and CAoY was appointed 10 report series OF
Resolutions Tor me purpose Of bringing up before me
Convention the ohlec: OF ne meeting
Messrs MANcHEsTES, OLIVER and Dr.. Il SHEHSEi
wetr appointed 4 Finance Committee.
Il Wa moved and carried ina; wnen ms Convention
scJoUrn., II adjourn TO meet again a; O'Clock, P NJ
Tuesday
Rev JOHN PrERPoNr, Res. Mr.. RED o; Connecticut.
ana R.y. Jas !. CSTRA1, were admitted 10 The i4I
privileges OF Delegate IN this Convention
he Committee 70 ~aich had been committed tae duty
OF drawing up the resolutions Tor the Convention 20 ACT
upon reported number and the following. after some
remarks having been MADE oy Mr.. Benjamin Arden
ae Luther Lee. AID D.: butcher we're made TIE special
order OF to-day;
Re,olsed That in me Judgment OF his Convention The
community have night to protect themselves by egs!
eGsetIea agaias, ihe injurious effects OF the sale OF II
toIicstiag drinks
Resetved, Thu. while The friends OF Temperance
oourd 10 put forth every e5urt :or the rescue OF the
iuisiHpeale and ;he security ( tempted. the ultimate
.ocess oi those cios depend upon the decision o;
n" community 70 sustain and wholesale ayr- pro-
hionns ire sale o! Intoxicating liquors
II was resolved tina, the above resolutions Dc publish
Cd and that IL vitarun De extended the public
attend The sitti1Es Of me Convention.
Rev Mr. thompson not being able 10 attend the future
s;nEs OF the Convention isned his situation Chair
man OF re Business Committee and Rev JOHN Perpont
was appointed II NJ place Mr.. !. " Oliver was added
70 the Business Committee
The Convention then adjourned to meet again this al
teraoon E, O'Clock
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Sept :.
\ draft OF ninety recruits for the Naval service
le this ci,y this ,aOrun: your station under charge
OF Lieut. MaTchsns.
The Loco Focos will probably select their candi-
dates for Congress in the Isl 81 and ith Districts
,ernoon, and the Wings the 18th.
The statue o; Stephen Grard opened on
Saturday at the College, but Is yet permanently
placed The likeness is said 10 be good and II much
admired a work vi art
Despite the extreme heat OF the weather yes
terdsy afternoon immense concourse assembled 81,
Logan square. witness the blessing o; the Come!
S;nne OF the Roman Catholic CAthedrs! OF 81 Pc
ter and - Paul Bishop henrch all the clergy, the
students 81 Borrowed and others asslstedal CLOTH
co IN ssc-edo;al and collegiate vestaents.
II IS SAID that the keel o: anotherrrst class rgate
10 De laid AZ our Navy Yard As the German
town IS ready for sea
ne sentence OF accommodation against John
Ba.rea,,e read by Mr. Adair, the Pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church n Southwark.
4 brutal assault was committed on Saturday
a, Coopcrs Creek ASou; three miles from Camden, on
Cspl Holmes o: Canal Lre Boat, BY negro wao was
employed 10 unload the boat Some dispute having
arisen the negro drew knife and cut ana acerated tie
Captain horrd manner. 50 That rs lie Is des
paired OF The negro escaped and the citizens are now
in pursuit Another story IS that the negro, know
ing The Captain had The proceeds OF The sale OF cargo OF
ie about him made the stack Tor the purpose ~ rob
bling him.
SNxs or S1ocxS-.H Frs: Board-s20o State
Is 20, hcnsin.toa Bk - - Reading, 5is 81; 20oJ
Reading bonds 20. Befscccr Boerd>-l0 Girard q; ;
.lttar Sso0aa Board-3500 STATE IS Is: 500 DO. t6
IN 40, n
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The Cat GU, of the Bag.

10 The Editor Of The Tribune
SiR;--Iour Convention correspondent, alias
Roger Sherman" whose mania for making every man
his own lawyer great that he denounces fools OF
rogucs all who differ from him. 10 have exposed
rather indscrccty in his letter to-day the OF his
amiablc and tolerant enthusiasm. He says;
Gladly would stand up in Ia - FREE Court OF
Law and plead cause believed 10 be Just would
thus be lawyer but the monopolsts wil! not let me
know is much OF the principles OF law rs the average
OF the profession. and have filled legislative and Judicial
Offices OF very respectable grade but may be ignorant
of some ofthc many isehoods actions dishonest plead
incs aud venerable humbugs which the profession have
nc wledgcd here be dscrediiabe 10 the age ana
therefore while the vlcst shark that sports license l.
Attorney aud Counselor NJ Law, &c-and all admit
that there are many such-I may open my lips
Ccpt in Justices Court and II We're 10 20 there and
plead Attorney Cuack would call me "Petutogcer,
This is letting the Ca, out OF the Bag with witness
Who does no, understand the real motive OF your
Correspondents exceeding srior for this particular Law
Reform - He would gladly be a lawycr-but--thc
monopolsts will not lei him OF course the country
which has sustained such loss is safe no longer
do that the monoposts Will yet think better OF
i-hRt they Will ensrait in the Constitution spe-
cis Article admitting Mr. w l. NJ TO practice as Auor.
ney and Counselor and have many fools Tor his CHI
ents as nc can sc, in every Courtn the State c.
CF@ Well. SIR lust be as frank and honest as our
correspondent IS and easily settle the matter
al issue Here are ten thousand people who wish
to employ advocates in Court or agents 70 conduct
their Law business YOU. Mr. c. are candidate
for their custom, as Roger Sherman would gladly
be, but your lawyer monopoly .orbids He says.
Let every man judge for himself and employ
whom he pleases ii any body choose, to hire NE,
would like 10 undertake for him Is there any
thing wrong in that But YOU say Mr.. Client.
YOU shall not choose freely YOU must take one OF
us who have been licenscdby the Court or so with.
out an agent in Court Who on, OF the Profes-
sions stands up for this monopoly Nobody. The
Convention may shirk the question. as We have
seen. but the dictate OF common equal jus
ice and human liberty IS certain TO prevail in the
end-EG Tr1b