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BY III. w. BOOAs y
ENAMYLX FUENITURE-Made by Hiss y
IL Austin superior PAINTINGS, by Wander,
vert, & PAINTERS' EFFECTS, at 81 Camden ST..
hetye m Eutaw aud Paca, on TUESDAY MORN
ING April %, 1916, at 10 O'CLOCK, being the EectsG
a gentleman removing
The Furniture is well kept, and embraces Sidt
Boards; Tables; Bedsteads; Looking and Mant
Glasses; Drawing, Sitting and Bedroom Effects; sur
perior day Clock, cost $40. Also, Painting,
feet by 4 feet inches, by Vanderwert, with oihe,
capital pictures. Also, 10 Painters, quantity
White Lead; Step Ladder; Cripples, and other ma,
terials. Z
The House will be open early on the day of Sale.
ap25-3t II. w. BOOL, Aue.
EJ EW SPRING GOODS. Just received, q,
~ No. 81 MARKET STREET, from PhiadelI
pbia very handsome assortment of Spring Cassi
meres; Gamhro0n Cassimeres; Gambr6ons; new sty
Vestings; Bareees; Mousn de LANES; Balzarine,
Lawns; Muslins; Ginghams; Prints, and beautiful
assortment of PAR kSOLS, PARASOLETTES an,
SUN SHAbES-whch, with a general assortment
of gentlemen's and ladies' GOODS, and DOMESTIC
GOODS of every kind, will sell very low, and rel
specially request my friends and the public to ca
and examine before they purchase elsewhere.
mh25- lm JOHN 8. SELBY,
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ODD Fellows CELEBRATION. The anniversary OF
Odd Fellowship in this country will be celebrated
this evening in the Egyptian Saloon of the Odd Eel
lows Hail. Gay st. The celebration will consist of
grand Promenade and Soiree, and an address by
Archer Ropes, esq Grand Master of Maryland The
celebration will be under the superintendent of the
Library Committee. The proceeds, after paying ex-
penses will he appropriated for the benefit the Lii
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INTERESTING MISSIONARY MEETING. A public
meeting of the ''Wesleyan Home Missionary Socie
ty,r will be held in the Exeter street Methodist EMS
copal Church this evening Addresses will be de-
livered by The Rev. George A. Coffey and Rev. Thos
seweIl. The meeting will be one ofgreat interest to
the friends of Home Missions.
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Is S5O.EOO ~ ~ BRILLIANT 81 a 1,I,Ii,1.:G
VERY NOVEL!

KIT NoNELt
- FORTUNE FOR rs CENTS!!
site Barnums, will offer TO the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
1900 DOLLARS!!
1900 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS ~! &c sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
80 CENTSg
For the purpose of aff0rding their patrons great
number of chances in these favOrte Lotteries for
trifing outlay, EMORY Il CO have determined 10
certificates Of packages of 25 quarter ticket;
Zone OF which may draw :hree of the largest przes)
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method of purchasing tickets partic-
ulary in these lotteries, is by the PACKAGE as every
package which EMORY & co. sell, will have in il all
the numbers that put in the wheel, and mu I ne
cessarliy have in it all the numbers that are drawn
flom the whee9 The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery (as the tickets in every package
that Emory & Co SELL GUARANTEED to have on them
all the numbers in the dratCing) the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on the ticket
Thus for the small of % cents, if you get The
three first drawn numbers quarter ticket you are
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
DC For Tickets in these deservedly popular L ot
terIes, application must be made to the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY CO, opposite Banum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md
{g3- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold Orders from the country, for Tickets
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONFI-
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. 1t
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THE MUSEUM. The highly interesting drama of
the "Ransom," which is now performing in the
Northern theatres 10 crowded houses, will be pro
duced at the Saloon this evening" Mrs. Wilkinson
will sustain the part of Pauline. After the drama,
the laughable farce of "My Wife's Out" will be
played, A good bill.
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a15- FRESCO PAPERfIANGiNGS The subscri.
Der would call the attention of persons intending III
have PAPERHANGING done this Spring. 10 his ex
tensive assortment of fine super Fresco, Parlor, Hall
Dining room and Chamber PPPERHANGINGS,
Borders, sc. His stock is fresh, and embraces the
very lales styles of superior Papers. Also, a very
large assortment of fine commsn Paperhangings, on
reasonable Also, large lot of splendid French
Fire Board Prints.
JOHN C. HOLLAND, 4s Gay street,
au24-2w near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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ORFICE OLE EMORY 4 co.

J
Ny-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF ne Md COnsoi-
dated Lottery, class No so, for 1886 For benefit OIL
Frederick Female Seminary.
Cd 10 As A 90 60 l6 10 25 "a Is rs
10 and "a, being the ST and I'd drawn Nos. each SIS
10 and as, being the Cd and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
A and As, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each
90 and "A, being the 4th and 5th; % and g. be-
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each
l6 and 81, being the 9th and 7th; l6 and 10, be-
ing the 7th and 9th drawn Nos. each
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, "
1t EMORY & CO., No. , N. Calvert-st.
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ap24-2w

ES5- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tie
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases. Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARKE assortment, which is con-
pIete, his Old Established Store WaterSt ID door
from Calvert. ans
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1G-I. o. o. F. Brothers are reminded that the
Library Committee propose to celebrate the Ami.
versary Of Odd Fellowship in this couHtry on MON
DAY EVENING, the 9Th instant. at the Saloon of
the Odd Fellows Hall, by q GRAND PROMENADE
and SOIREE, upon which occasion an Grafton will
be delivered by the Grand Master of Maryland,
ARCHER ROPES, Esq. Tickets s each, 10 mem
bers Of the Order onIy) admitting brother and two
adies-to be had of any member Of the Library As
socalion. The projects, after paying expenses, TO
be appropriated the augmentation of the Library.
IC3- No tickets sold at the door, Programmes may
be had of the Committee.
ap24-3t lAPl THE COMMITTEE.
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6NTILLIAM TAYLOR & co.

WMILLIAM TAYLOR q co.
w PUBLISH THIS DAY!
JOHN THE FOLD; The White Hoods and
Players, by w. II. Carpenter, author of claiborne
the Rebel, &c. Price l2t.
ON TUESDAY NEXT
SEAMEN'S DIARY; or, Sudden Riches. Illus
tated by Michael Angelo 1'itmatsh, author of "The
Yellow Plush Correspondence" "lrish Sketch
Book" Notes Of Il Journey from Cornhi to Cairo, ;
SC. Price l2s cents.
WIN. TAYLOR &CO.,
1t 4, 5and Jarvis Buildings North ST.
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BoRpgNrowN, N. j., Oct. 8

boRpENToWH, N. - oct 20, leto'
Mr.. Seth w. Fowe:
Dear Sir,-Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry has
been in the market some six or seven years The
universal celebrity which tins medicine has gained
over all Others throughout The whole country, is
enough 10 convince the most ncTeduous of the great
value Of it, and encourage those who sick to Try
it. have long felt il my duty, and wished for an OPP
portunity to express TO you my gratitude for the ben
eft have derived from il. have been rescued from
the grave, and saved from that most terrible disease,
consumption, by using il. Last winter after took
bad cold was troubled with a severe cough for
eral weeks, so that my appetite and strength failed
me. was obliged to give up my business, leave my
bench and shop. had all the alarming symptoms OF
Consumption, such as pains in the side, sweating
nights, sc. | tried many kinds of medicine, but all
in vain, until procured bottle of
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
which, by faith and persevel ance, finally saved my
lite, and cured me entirely have not enjoyed good
health for twelve years past as do now.
THOMAS BENNETT.
We are personally acquainted with Mr.. Bennett
The public may rely upon the ruth OF his statement.
WHTTALL STOKES,
GEORGE Parker,
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WMTM. TAYLOR & CO.,

w HAVE THlS DAY RECEIVED!
No. xvii Modern Standard Drama, edited by Epes
Sargent, author Of Veasco, tragedy, sc.
The foor Gentleman, Comedy in five acts, by
Geo. Coleman, the younger, price l2k
The LIST aud ID volumes of the Standard Drama
are now ready, beautifully hound, 81 each.
My Sporting Box, by Frank Forester, author of
Warwick Woodlands &c., being No. 3of
Carey & Harris Library of Humorous Anne
rican Book :, price so
The Log OF Priyateersman, by Capt. Marryatt,
author of Midshpman Easy, l2l
A new and cheap edition Of Vaughn, by Lever, l2l
The Life and Times of Van Buren,, sc. by Nc
Kenze, so
The Cultivation OF the Grape, and Manufacture
of Wine; also, Character and Habits of the
Strawberry Plant, by N. LOngworth, l2y
Wieland, or The Transformation, by G. Brock
den Brown, e5
Q3- All the Magazines for Mayhem York Illus
uated, Graham, Cooley, Columbian and National.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
4, and Jarvis Building, North street.
83- All the Weeklies enthusiastically Courier,
Post, Gazette, &c. sc. Weekly Herald received this
ornng. 1t
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BALTIsIORE MUSEUM.

TUESDAY, April 2dh
H3- MRS. WATTS FAREWELL BENEFIT, on
which occasion will be presented the celebrated do
mestic Drama of OLIVER TWIST, written by the
author of "Cricket on the Hearth"
Nancy, Mrs. WILKINSON.
Rose Maybe, By young Lady of Balti-
more, her first appearance any stage.
Mrs. Corney, Mrs. WATTS.
Artful DOdger, MIR. JOHN SEXTON,
Bawblc, Mr.. OWENS.
Fayan, Mr.. JOHNSTON.
Skies, Mr. GALLAGHER,
To conclude with (frst time here) the popular piece
OF the SPlTFlRE; or THE SEA FIGHT ap27 2t
05- WASHING TON HOSE COMPANY. The
members of the Washington Hose Company are re-
specially requested TO attended Special Meeting al
the Hall of the Engine house THIS (Monday) EVEN,
ING, the 27h inst, at 8 O'Clock. Members will
pl ease be punclua in attendance.
WM G. SIMMS, Pre- sident
WIN. l.. CoLPPER, Sec'y. IT.
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THE WHEAT CRoP. In passing down the
peninsula, as far as Queen AIMS county, says
the Cecil Democrat, we embra Led the oppor-
tunty of examining the wheat fields upon the
route, We are confident that we have never
seen wheat at this season of the year look more
promising. Even upon the poorest land, there
is great promise of considerable yield.
From PoRTo CABELLo. Captain Randall,
Of the schooner Alexander, from Porto Ca
bello, arrived at New York, states that he was
quarantned at that place thirty days, and the
schooner Roanoke, Capt. Webe, forty days,
on account of not having a bill of health on
b ard. They were not allowed to have any
communication whatever with the shore, and
during the whole time lay exposed to the open
sea.
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AMUSEMENT

1T THE Il SSEHBLY ROOMS.
THE HARMONIOUS
GRAND VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL AND OPE-
RATIO PERFORMANCES,
ON TUESDAY ETENING, 8pril %.
Abundance 25 GEMS.
Doors open at 7, to commence al o'ck' aP2'2t
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oTABEEK & UANBE To W FfaII-sl.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 f. Baltimore street,
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. f.
Perkins * Brother, Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green -sts.; George II Keer
No. 323 Baltimore street, N. N. Robinson, 50 North
Gay street. ap27 lw
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RENEWAL OF THE BROOKLYN RIoTS-Mn
IrARY CALLED Our. On Thursday evening
South Brooklyn was again thrown into a state
of alarm by renewal of the difficulties be-
tween the Irish and German laborers. 1t APP
pears that as some of the German laborers
were returning from work, about l o'clock, an
affray took place between them and a party Of
Irshmen, in Columbia street, near Kelsey S
Alley. The Germans were put to flight, some
of them being badly beaten. A report pre-
vailed that there was one man killed, and two
missing but there appeared to be no good
foundation for the rumor. Several Germans
have quilted the works, probably fearing to re-
main. AS soon as the alarm was given on
Thursday evening, the military were ordered
out, but the scuffle had terminated before they
arrived. They remained under arms until 2
o'clock, when they were discharged with or
ders to be ready to turn out at a moments
warning,
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a NOTHER YOUNG LADY IN LUCK

MOTHER YOUNG LADY Nv LUCK !
N Nos. 10 as "a, the pretty prize of $4,000, was
sold by the popular Lottery h'm Of Ehotf co;
IIll, for Ihe small sum of 25 cents. The result Of
every drawing affords convincing proof that the sur
est place in the city for prizes is at
EMORY & CO..
United States Lottery Agency,
1t fri opposite Barnum's
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FIRES AND lNcENDlARIEs IN New YoRX.-
There were a number of fires in New York on
Friday night and Saturday morning, the most
serious one being the destruction of the store
house ofSutton and Reany, corner of Pike slip
and Cherry St, containing $50 half boxes of
tea, imported by the ship Rainbow, and owned
by Rowland & Aspinwall, besides 200 or 800
bales of cotton belonging to Roberts & Will
liams, and a quantity of sugar and cinnamon,
The tea was saved in damaged state. The
building was owned by Jacob Baker, which
with all the goods, was fully insured. Tho
shoe store of T. Booth in Murray street was
also consumed. There were several other small
fires, but no great damage done.
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"a EW AND CHEAP CARPETINGS.
~ The subscribers have very large and beauti-
fully assorted stock of CAkPETINGS, MATrINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, &c, which they will sell at extreme
ly low prices. Those aboat furnishing will find it to
their interest TO give our stock examinations con
ssting in part, VIZ:
Royal WUllen Carpetine Kidderminster Carpetinc
BRUSSELS do super Ingram do
Imperial do Fine and Common do
Three Ply do Hall and stair do
Also, 500 pieces 4 4, Sd and Ga plain and colored
MATIlNGS, of superior quSltty, at very low prices.
Also, 800 pieces FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, new and
beautiful pattern. at 50 and rs per yard-together
with full assortment of Table and Piano COVERS;
Rugs, Door Mats, Window Shades &c.
SHAW, SMITH s. co.
&35 Baltimore street,
ap27 In four doors west of Charles.st
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rsVHE GoDDEss OF FORTUNE STILL

gHyHE GODDESS OF FORTUNE STIIIu
IL presdes at NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize DepG
No l44 Pratt St, opposite the Railroad depot, next =
Bradshaw's United States Hotel; and the amous
paid out for prizes weekly is immense Any one ha
Ing doubts about the of this office in sellih
prizes, need only purchase ticket in some of Il 1
following splendid schemes in order 10 satisfy Their
selves that there never was as lucky Office in Ell
istence. \;
MONDAY, capital of $4,000, tickets SIS, shart
in proportion. 4
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S2s, shares p
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets S., shares in pri
portion. u
THURSDAY, capital of SIC, 900, tickets SIS, shared
in proportion u
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares j,
proportion.
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on Satui
day, capital $4,000 tickets ST. halves so cts, qual
ters % cts. package of whoIes in this spIendil
scheme costs only $l2; halves only &c. quarters SOY
eghths 81 so, and package may contain the high
est prizes, accounting TO more than $4,000. u
This is agoriOus opportunity to try your luck on "
small scale.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who put
chase by the package or quantity. Y
For sale III the variety OF lucky hunters, R
the package, single ticket, or share All oTders. pc
mail or otherwise, addressed to y
NJ. DOYLE, 80. l44 Prattstreet, 4
u re1 Opposte 3 81 o. X. K. Demo, 81
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az HIGHLY INTERESTING MISSIONARY

W5- HTTHLH INTERESTING MISSIONARY
MEETING A public meeting of the fWeSeyan
Home Missionary 5ociey' will be held in the Exeter
street M. Il. Church, on MONDAY EVENING, the
eth inst. at 81 O'Clock Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. Geols e A. Cofey and H. v. Thomas Sewe,
general attendance of the Ministers in this city is
likewise expected. A collection will be taken up in
support of thu Society.
Rev. f. E. Allen, who is employed as Missionary
by this Society, has been aboring extensively among
the poor and destitute Of city-and is ady to
tend his services TO the suffering without respect
sects parties-t is therefore hoped that all who
friendly TO Missions at Home will if possible, be in
attendance at the meeting, if not, they send
their donations to Rev. Isaac P. Cook, Treasurer of
the Society, at No, 76 Baltimore ST, 2t*
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dcncy. We believe that il is indispensable that
the Judiciary should be independent of the in
huences and fluctuations of parties, and are
therefore opposed TO the election of judges by
the people; for the people are not qualified to
determine the legal qualifications of persons,
We freely admit our own incapacity in this re-
spect, and should shrink from giving vote for
the important and responsible office of judge.
Most of the States have found it necessary
to revise their constitutions, SO as to render
them more perfect, and Maryland and other
States will probably follow the example. In
the election of delegates to convention for
that purpose, care should be taken to select the
wisest and most discreet citizens, and that
without reference to party distinctons-tor the
constitution of State should be 50 framed as
to secure equal and exact justice to all persons
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& NOODS SACRIFICED. Another lot of
&G those remarkably cheap LAWNS and GiNG.
HAMS, which, without exception, are the greatest
bargains TO be found in Baltimore
Beautiful Spring GlNGHAMS, fast colors, blue
purple and brown, very fine, rs cts. yard.
French Lawns, fast c0lors, rich patterns, % cents
yard, with other cheap and seasonabe Goods at tie
Old Stand, No, 81 Baltimore street.
ap27 EDWARD RICHARDSON.
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sTILL ANOTHER! Nos. 10 A 45, a prize of
~ $500, was sold in package of quarter tickets TO
Porter at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
by the great Lottery firm of
EMORY 81 CO., opposite Barnum's,
IL mi Baltimore, md.
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Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER. This gentleman
has gone on trip to Boston The Philadel-
phla Inquirer says; "We learn that large
number of our citizens propose rendering Mr..
Webster the compliment of public dinner
Should the invitation be accepted, the dinner
will take place IN a few days, on the return of
Mr.. Webster from the East. The merchants
and business men of Philadelphia are moving
in this matter, and something brilliant may be
looked for" The U. S. Gazette says MIR. w.
has accepted.
Posi- OFFICE CLERKS IN WASHINGTON. The
Postmaster General has recently issued an
order requiring his clerks to be at their posts at
s o'clock, A. NJ, every day, and account for
any absence from that time until 8 P. M
There is no longer any sinecure in that De-
partment, as every man is made to earn his
money.
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FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
nKEETTL'' STORE
9S BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR floLLIDAY.

9S BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
b}- The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen of
Bal more and strangers, that at the tKeerit" Store
all kinds of sentlemens hats are sold literally cheap.
He is fully sensible there many who are giving
out "Cheap," "very cheap" production" of price,
and like notices, OF tendency to allure the econo
mist and Others who often discover, when too late,
the faacy of these attractive announcements, the
article for which he has been induced to expend his
money is on trial found to be- equally ''reduced" in
quality price, and the ''cheapness sought after,
identihed in visionary puff only. Therefore, all
persons who would possess the desideratum and
have CHEAPNEss clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk, Moeskn Russia, Cassimer, Nutria,
or Beaver HATS, ii is for them TO purchase reaza-
ton at the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
Holiday, where fine article be obtained nj lor
price, and cheapness exempled in its truest sense
ap27-eotf
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SUNDAY, APRIL &c, 1876.

MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BALTlMo5
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FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
BALTIMORE, April, 10Th, 1870
FNXHE ockhoiders and Weekly Depositofso OF ms
q Institution are hereby notified that an E'ectIon
tuition viii be held at the usual place, on MONDAY,
eth inst, from 10 O'Clock, a. NJ until o,cioGR, T.
NJ. BY order. JOHN w, RANDoLrh,
apl7 81 s127lh3t* ireasWef'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17
MEXICAN OUTRAGE.

This is a long story. We can hardly
expect to do it full Justice. But it may af
ford some satisfaction to those who assert
or believe that the President has plunged
US into our present war unnecessarily and
unjustifiably, to see at least some pGrticu-
Tar items of the great sum of total injury
which we have for some twenty years en-
dured at the hands of the Mexican govern
ment.
In view of this detail, however let it al
ways be borne in mind, immediate occa-
sion of the war is the attack which Mexl-
co has made on our army in pursuance OF
her claim to the soil of Texas. The coun-
try already knows full well, that we sought
by all possible means an opportunity to
settle this difficulty by negotiation, and
that our offers Of negotiation were peIfai.
ousy repused. 1t is also well known in
a general way that Mexico has during the
last fifteen years slain, and imprisoned, OF
otherwise maltreated our citizens. and that
she has in various ways robbed them to
the amount of $8,0OO,000. 1t is also IN
derstood that these wrongs have been done
in violation of express treaty stipulation
and that reparatlon for them has been sys
tematicicaIy and efectualIy Withheld.
A brief reference, however, to the spe
cia provisions OF the treaties which Mexi
co has thus violated, and to the modes 0
outrage resorted to, will Settle case in
clearer light. On the 9Th OF April 1881
treaty Of amity and commerce was rat