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Movements OF Travellers.
following list comprises nearly the whole Of yes.


The following list comprises nearly the whole of yes
terdays arrivals at tho principal Hotels
AMsaIcAr.-G. Walker Portsmouth l. French, Sing
Sing j. Fraser, Canada Mr.. Davis N. Jersey; G. J.
Reade Va; d. Snail, Buffalo +. Dixon, Philadelphia;
James Kobb, Mass; J. Williams, Georgia; DR.. Mon
Boston; H. Armstrong, Newbursh MIR. Gilmore, Bsltl
more, r. Williams, Army; J. C. Webster. Patterson.
AsroR-P Crowel. ship St. Louis: Mr.. Winthrop, Pa;
L. Tracey, do; d. Vandenburgh, Syracuse; Rutger,
Poughkeepse; DR.. Col Sullivan British Army f. Quin
ton, England; r Dodge, Georgetown. D. CT L. May,
J. wallace, Philadephia; F Tresdenall New Orleans
Rev Mr.. Lewen, Mo- A. Hobert, Now Orleans; j. Hol-
sn F. Tey S SGsns
ton Philadephia T. Ballou, Florida H Hale, Mobile;
Capt Graham, U. A Mr.. Collins England A CASTOR,
ladelphia J. Childs, Springfield.
Gre, Thomas U. s. A.; J. Booden, vsstsr Co
vngston Co; d. Warwick. Va; C. Parker Ala; j. Mon
roe, New York; NJ. Van Gsssbech Albany; Mr. Sage II.
Drake, McCrea, Phiad; J. Hill, Mass; DR.. Rogers,
Newburgh; Dr. Hallowel, Kingston, c. w.; +. Greno
BILE, Ohio.
FRANxLrr.--A. Latham, J. Swan Easton; A. NichIess,
New Jersey g. Fisher. Boston; J: Ca,lin, Troy w.
Wiles, Maine; Mr.. Sader Brockport w. Wilton, Pier
mont; s. Ramll New Jersey; Z Parker Mobile; @.
Rockwell. Bridgeport; w Chamberlain, Poughkeepsie;
w. Fisher Mass; Kellele, Boston; Rev Mr. Jennett,
New Haven j. Morgan Baltimore; Mr.. Richardson,
Toronto.
Bowen, Mass; II. Stall, New Jersey: j. spaulding,
Harrisburg; r simpson Bostonj Mr. Noyes Burlington;
L. Noyes, Hyde Park; H Knickerbroke, Lansingburg;
Mas. j. toSbis. Nantucket; A. Morton, Portland; J.
Hail. Hall. AGENT LanEans br 1,ic Ro1 1nes
Gs ann.r snsi.nd Asn Mr.
Tennessee, James Hog. Phi!adephia; J. Walker, Pal
myra: H. and }. c. Montanegan, 9 Patterson, PhilsdeL
phia
Jup.or.-Franklin Muzzy, Bangor; n futile, N H.;
Z. Sullivan, 4 Iveson, Auburn; w Hall New Castles
Il Stone Boston j. CHAMPION, N t.; i srsnds5sr New
Bradford, Conn; MIR Mansfield, Ogdensburg; d. Buck,
Hartford; Holmes Rochester; K. Goodrich NJ Haven;
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
rouN CArTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer No. Wall
STREET Broadway has '2y Or hs,t nd eos:sss
d. ~" "a AR e IT, Who'll esae and retail
sups article OF sole leather Trunks, suitable for
American or European Travel and Pornamssass for The
French Male Porte. a--.
despatch .ft.tr o. m~rc
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SDOTT,n BAZAAR-

"a PRrScE sTREgT, OPPOSITE NisLos
SANDS SCOTT late OF the Bazaar Dey street. begs to
- acqusnt his ends and the puelc that he has
opened the above house superior style and hopes 20
fair share the public patronage From Ions erper-
in business he hates himself to be able % pissss the
astidious Of his house tor Dust
psss and comfort he bevss csnno, Be ,nEss,d y any
house Of kind His viii always nnd tns none
we'll supplied with the OF every thing ne Market sMofas
n the syof Ae., Wines L,9uoafs anu IT, CosS "a
in fact aIge assortment OF resshmens At All umss until
10 O'Clock night. Plenty Of rooms TOT P'i'"o all
times fesdy. -. ,,,..- - e--s.w a..
no"t oeci aN~ o2s iwsrh
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Political Intelligence.

Daniel B. Taylor, Esq, will deliver an address this
evening" at the Forrest House. in Spring street. the
origin OF democracy and claims of David C. Broaderick
to seat in the next Congress This will be curious
affair.
John L. Webb, member elect Of the House OF Repre-
senatives of for Bradford county died at
his residence smhAed, the 18th inst only four
days after his election
Peter Van valkenburgh and George Taylor, are the
David Carr is nominated for the Assembly by the wings
Of Schenectady county.
In Greene county, George Wright and Geo. Beach.
are the democratic candidates for Assembly.
MIR. Atkins, worthy merchant Of this city has de-
clared his intention at the request Of many friends Of
running an independent candidate for the Assembly
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From the Baltimore American, Oct. 291
II ia stated that Commodore Stewart is 10 have
command Of the large force about to be concentrated In
the Gulf of to attack the castle
Of San Juan de Uoa. The l20gun ship Pennsy lvana,
being fitted out for the service at the Gosport Navy
Yard, il to join the squadron.
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AvELLlNG ACCOMMODATIONS.
o. iAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
- la sa

8t
shEsE Roads. with the Western and Atlantic Hailroad
ysnnah 70 Oothcsloga. Georgia Of 81 miles, viz
Macon 70 Atlanta Macon ws:ssm Railroad ioi
Goods win be carried from Savannah Atlanta and Doth
caiosa, AT the folio ing rates. viz:
OK WE,oHT GooDs. To 1T To Doth
Sugar, Coffee. Liquor, Baaging, Rope Lanfa. csiega
Batter. Cheese, Tobacco, Leather,
Hides Couoa Yarns, Copper, Tin,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
Eon x,cs B,ean IN s:t.' a, ic. ~
Pork, Beef, Fish, Lard. Tallow, Bees
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind
On MEAsUREaENT Goops.
Boxes Of Hats, Bonncts aud Furniture,
Boxes saa Bales Of Dry Gccod., saddi:rry
Glass, Paints, Drugs and Coniectiou-
cubic foot. D
Crockcry per cubic foot. 50 Is Is
Moasscs and Oil, Fer hid (smaIler
Casks IN proportion, ...-............39 90 &i2 90
Plcaghs, qgge) Cultvators, Corn Shell
<rst and Straw Cutters. each. ISL IS $50
rloughs, }.malll and Wheelbarrows... go 50 $l05
Salt, per Liverpool Sack. ..............$o 3o1
Savannah to Atlanta .........sl0oo
Children under II years of age, half price.
annsn 10 Macon. ~ 90
C. Goods consigned the Subscriber viii be forwarded
Tree OF Commissions.
" Freight may BE- psid at Savannah, Atlanta or Doth
e1oga- f. WINTER, Forwarding Agent, c. II. X.
sAvANNAH, August is. ia46. alb 2msne
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Ths Albany Journal says that all Of the contractors
the Canada portion Of the railroad from Montreal 10
Portland are Yankees The isngs were declared iass
week.
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COUGHS COUGHS. COUGHS.

CORBYN's COUGH LOZENGES-This popular RENE
Ody will be found the efectual IN Ter tbs
Of coughs, colds hoaseness irritation Of the ungs
Of BREATH asthma, consumption, &c This NOT
like many got mp merely TO the palate
but ditIessng symptoms which but too 81
prove fatal when neglected. thousands tssuy
who have experienced ther happy and sslus effects ma
ny Of whom have been reduced the brink OF the
They promos free and expeetorstion and no
cough that existed. ri
For sale By q. COLBY, chemist Ac, ISL Fear ~ 49,
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GOLD PEN MACHINERY
ESSENCE on COFFEE,
PLUMBOTYPEs.

q q l. M T. ID A l. A W X ID + ID
THE Propretor Of the Pumbe National Dsgusrr.n Gal
Iery, having discovered mode OF transferring DAguer-
reotypes paper this style
OF the Of 20 fac sime for dol
lars The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery No. s3
Broadway Plates Cases and stock Of all descriptions
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Circuit Court.


Ocr 30.-In re- George Kirk, fugitipe sace-Judgs
Edmonds will give his decision In this this morning.
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Court CalsndAr-ThAs Day.
s,-,x.,ea Couar-2ie, 92e, $50, AL, asa 22<, ~,
AZ, 40, 70 go, IA, as ~, ~, ~, 49, 2sf
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CASE OF PROFESSOR MApEs.-The case Of the
Commonwealth VS.. James j. Mapes, which
which has been trial in the Court Of Quarter
Sessions for the last eight ten days was brought
TO termination yesterday. The defendant was
charged with obtaining by false pretences the sum of
twenty thousand dollars, from the firm Of Persc Ell
bert commission merchants of this city The money
was obtained on warehouse security, which set forth
that Messrs Tyee and Mapes sugar feners in the city
Of New York, had in warehouses in that city twenty
two hundred barrels Of cisern bottom sugars, which
they had received from the house of Stocker
New Orleans, and which should DO subject the order
OF Perse Ebert Messrs Pcrse & Ebert never re-
ceived any OF the sugars In question and III con
tended en- the part of the prosecution, that no such
amount OF merchandise as represented was at the time
in the possession Of Mr. Mape The case excited much
interest from the high standing and unstaned repun-
ton OF the accused 1t was given TO the jury yesterday
about noon, when they retired, with permission to seal
their verdict Philadelphia Sun, Oct 90.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
- sp

Ga and asT MONDAY 3sIo5eI r. 1876 TaIs: Will run a;
LEAVE BRssxLYN-at O'Clock A. M. boston train) for
9reenport, daily lexcspt sundsys, stopping at
/" taningdaIe aad 81 Georges Manor
sti2 O'clock, NJ, for Greenport, daily, (sun-
dsys eleeptsd,l stopping at Jamaics, Branch,
e. Hicksyille, and all stations east of Hcksville
M4P N. for tarmingdale, daily
LEAVE GRrENroHr-s s A. NJ, daily accommodation train
.sMF. NJ. Tor on til. arrival of the boat from
day.? stepping st st Georges Manor and
LEAVE FARNIsoDALs sx A. NJ. daily lsxcePs ssndaYs.l
LEAVE JAMAIcA-at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, r. NJ, and 81 r
a., for Brooklyn, or on the arrival Of Boston
freight train will leave Brooklyn for Greenpor with
passcngsrs' attached ednesdays and Fri
days, 81 A. ~ Returning leave Green IL O'Clock
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturdays stopping inter
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Brooklyn at O'Clock M for Greenport- Re
turning leave 0rsenpor At ~ NJ for Brooklyn, stopping
FAsE ro-Bedford, cents; East New York. 1ax; Race
- ls; TrottinE Couse lS; Jamaica d; Brushvis,
r.tk ~ miIesl Th Cl9ysvlis lduri9E The sss-
Dee. Park Co. TSonp.o s. sutfoit st.on 81; lake Road
Station 81 1sx Meaford Station lsx: Yaphank, 81 37K
g. Georges Manor 81 s2K Rverhead, 81 en- Jamesport,
g s2; Mattemck 81 s2k Cutchogue, 81 SEX; SQuhod,
S2I; Grsenpor Accommodation Tram, II Is; deenport
Stages readiness the arrival of Trains seve-
raj Statons to take low fares all
Baggage Crates will be readiness the Whitehall
street. to receive baggage the several trains 80 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The steamboat leaves reenport for Sag Har
Dor the arrival ofthe Boston from Brooklyn.
Sroohyn, Oct. Q, 1886.
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ARRIVAL FROM THE FAR WKsT.-Sr George
Simpson, the Governor of the Hudson's Bay Com
panv, arrived at Montreal few days since, from the
csmpanys territorcsv Detroit He trs eed horse
back far the Falls Of st. Anthony the Mississippi
Sir George started from the Red River the 22d of
September and completed the distance to the Falls in
twenty days He brings intelligence of the arrival
Of the troops sent out by the British Government tn June
last
This force comprises detachments of engineers, arti
lery and infantry, with a bsrIack commissarat and
medical department, the whole under the command of
Major Crofton. who accompanied the Governor to Mont
real.
Major Crofton selected for this command by the
Duke Of Wellington account Of his long and valuable
services in India and Arabia. The troops in good
health and excellent spirits and seemed pleased with
staten. The editor Of the Detroit .adperfer
who had converted with Governor simpson, says;-
The presence Of this hne bsdy of men 10 said to be
highly eptable all classes Of the local population
aordng open market both for produce and labor
and many Of the superior mechanics the pre-
Of her Maesty's forces promises directly 10 pro-
mote the Of civilization in the region Of the North
west.v
There il missionary station at the Red River, under
the care Of the British Wesleyan connexion.
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COMFORTABLE PRESIDE TREATMENT

COMFORTABLE FIRESIDE TREATMENT.
CICKENING mereuris shotdes Of black quacksry stand
on ws:hstands 10 cold ehsmbers-bns vas grn on the
crystal b1sbtnsss and wsTath q shs srssds-ts Sspoy
smile Of h1ppy c?ncocon Of herbs rolls joyorsly ost IT.
sushtsf and the metro. smiles or Z doing Soos
enss sore throat whooping cough ercap &c ssd by Nm.
' 1897 e hi H.s IL
R.daon stree, re- N:oa corner c.S.Is: and Msd.ss
Hays m Fulton Brooklyn; ITO Grand wllis.s'
burg. 81 ss~t
NORWAY IRON, Of the we'll known N and , sszmps.
N fiat and square, very soft and tough Fo5 sss always
$50 st.rh Hwest street.
IN and Swords also for Harpoons Wire and other art-
cles requiring strength and toughne For sale BY
the msnuiacurers sole Agent Z. T.. H ~ ~
$50 6t"rh 70 West street
GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
THE undersigned Offers for sale, reasonable
veral complete Of Gold Pen Machinery IN perfect
order for -nufacurng Diamond Pointed Gold PENS They
will be- accompanied with complete practical insuuoons
post paid letter to j. NJ. TROWBRfDGE Syracuse, N.
GA 3wsnc
ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
vHIS delicious made Of the and best Cof
Il. @ Eigts any
mskng with full more or ies In cup OF hot
milk the pslatable coffee but also by is
riority o any coffee prepared in the usual way.
The manufacturer having lately attained some advantages
in retaining all the favour the essence confident thar t
wiz n :,. x q .sss, @ 81 mh Ss.a
vim, No $50 Broadway; Gassnet Young No i4 Chatham
st.; 0ottsbeger corner Chatham and Centre Sco6eld
Co.. No 70 East Broodwsy johs NInsq, ~ !" Broad
o25 iwsre Manufacturer No. - Murray ~.
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T;sS ss ... Wv S'. NlSsi Y \ s!:!.s.
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A. "A. SAMANOS.

u - a A. SAMANOS,
IMPORTER OF TOBACCO IND SEG.aRS
NO BROADWAY. up stairs. offers for sale, liberal
terms ~ bales 81 Jago hhds Scraps; Seed
Of Snuff 900 900 Of Hsysns sesars 1000 sross
Friction Matches, Marck Bsckes fabric =
Also large sssortment Of Paper Sesas various brands
and wholesale and retail. oIo lmsrc
"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
N INVOICE Of this - Patriotic and Delicious Wine
"A has received by the subscriber which the
of Hotel Keerer and Private Gentlemen invited
For sale n lots to suit purchasers, by
K B. DAILY .fmportes Of VINES, &c.
o22 I'm srrc ~ Broad street.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
VIZ LILLIAN j. BARKER, formerly with H. Martin. and
w late with W. Dbbec( tenders his services to those
ladies their heads dressed at their dwell
lngs, the following terms:-
Do. shampeoing and dressing, 80 80
Per month, every day, proportionably lo~.
will occupy store his order book will be kept A. the
under the New York Hotel, corner Of Waveriy Plaee,
where ladies sr their and residences opposite
the hour desired For further particulars enquire Of
At his residence, " East Broadway. SID lmsr
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and Swords; also for Hspoons, Wire and other srti-
cles strength and toughness For sale By
the manufacturers sole Agent e. HABICHT,
RI rs West street.
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From the pier the foot OF Courtiandt street.
The Iow-prcssuTs steamboat EMPIRE Captain RIB Macy
rssyes the foot OF Couandt street Tuesday Thursdsy
And Saturday evenings, seven o'clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA Capt VIM. H. Peek will
leave Monday. "Wednesday and Friday evenings, at !
o'clock.
Passengers taking these Boau will arrive in time TO take
tho Morning Train Of Cars from Troy Buffalo,
sortb 70 Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Chsmplan.
For Passage Freight, apply board the Once
the wharf
NOT1CE--A goods, freight, bank bills, specie, any
oher kind Of property owners risk 1857
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TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATIONs.

A1U0 - INDEPENDENT MORNING LINE AT
Rt6e7 O'CLOCK.-FOR ALBANY from the
- steamboat pier At the pier foot Of Warren
street Passage 81 So Touching foot Of Hammond st.
Brsakfast and dinner provided on board.
The swim and magnificent IRON WITCH, conn
manded by Capt Stephen r. Roe, leaves New York. Tues
DAY. Th9nday and SATURDAY: Le.xes Albany. Monday.
point Nswbrrsh. Milton Pokespsis Hyde Park. Kingston,
Catnktil Hndaon.
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vUVHE CELEBRATED Chinese Skin Powder, patronized
Il bv Her Majesty Queen Victoria, His Royal Highness
Prince Albert and used the nprse Of royalty and BY the
country need longer be under the dsageeabe necessity
Of using poisonous substances free their skin Of suaneous
recently imported INTO tbs country the above named in
Hely from oriental herbs and fragrant eIotcs Of
value, quite harmless their that those with the
most delicate and compile apply without
injury II - withal salutsry that il speedily alay, all
tendency to irritation Of the skim and dsspass eckles
o9tehes and all other evils Of ssimss nature
To be had Wholesale Of the importer, HOBBS q CO,
Wall street, and retail OF all respectable chemists and
,qmers IN New York. and in all the principal cities Of the
United States In boxaa-nrice Il an lmAI
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BY b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
IInVTSEHnJn Eupniture at AuctiC


III On Friday next, l4th inst, at the residence
OF Mr.. John Underwood, New Jersey Avenue,
Capitol Hill, will be sold at auction all his house
hold and kitchen furniture, which is Of the best
quality, has been well kept and Is now in excellent
order There will be found, among other things
Mahogany sideboard, sofa, and tables
Set Of dining-tables, bookcase, hat-raek
Mantelglass, bronze, mantel, and other lamps
Eightday clocks, brass andirons, tenders, SHOW
els and tongs
Russia iron radiator stoves, cylinder stove
and drum
Ventian inside wndow-blinds, chairs
2 high-post carved mahogany bedsteads
Low-post and trundle bedsteads, easy chair
Mahogany bureau and chest Of drawers
Mahogany washstand, poplar and pine clothes
presses E. ...
Cooking-stove, safe, patent washing machine
2pickling Casks, kitchen furniture generally.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Terms: AL
sums of and under SOS, cash; over S25, and under
$50, credit of 60 days; over $50, credit of two
and four months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
= =. B. ROMANS,
Aug Its u... Auctoneer.
VIII be added to the above r...
One very handsome new piano forte.
One dozen mahogany chairs.
--@M b. ROMANS, Auctioner.
August l3-1t .
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VALUABLE lots in the city OF Wash
" IN uf0n for AL af nuhlic auCtiOn.-R

VALUABLE lots in the city Of wash
Y ingtOn for sale at public auctiOn.-By
virtue of deed Of trust, executed the 9Th JAN
uary 1872 by the late General J. P. Van Ness, duly
recorded in hber w. B., No 81, folio 1856, &c, and
at the request of those interested, the subscriber
will offer for sale at public auction, on Friday, the
2ls day Of August, instant, the following valuable
lots and parts Of lots being and lying in the city of
Washington, Wis
Lots /, 8, and 9, in square No. 3S2. ...
Lots in square No. 377, with the large building
known as the Medical College. ~
Lots Is, 16, and part OF IL, in square No. 1913,
with valuable dwelling houses thereon. o."
The south 5 feet in width from front to rear Of
lot "a, and the north Is feet width, from front to
rear of lot No. 25, in square No. 28S with good
two-story brick dwelling thereon.
The lots in square 382 are opposite the Centre
Market. They will be subdivided to suit Pur-
chasers. @'a q" '
The sale will take place on the respective pre-
misses, and will commence at half after O'Clock,
y. M, beginning with the lots in square 352.
The terms will be one-fourth of he purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months; the purchaser to give
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest from
the day of SALE and deeds Of trust the property
TO secure the payment of the purchase money; and,
on full compliance with the terms, the subscriber as
trustee, will convey to the purchasers all the right
and title Of the said J. p. Van Ness given in the
aforesaid deed which title is believed to be unques-
tonably coed.
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
nj
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justice; filthy, ths advantages to be derived by this
government, immediate and prospective, by gradu-
aung the price Of the public lands; sixthy and last
~ the advantage derived by the States from the sale
and cultivation Of The waste and unoccupied lands
within their limits.
Sir, here might close; bu, 80 deeply am I'M
pressed with the necessity Of graduating the price OF
The public lands, aad of the advantage 10 be de-
rived by the government and bestowed upon the
citizen by the passage Of this BILL that 1 would
willingly add more, IL ! knew what 70 urge with
effect upon the members OF this Committee To
hose who think with me IN politics, | can only
say, this Congress has done much; and il must
long be remembered either for "weal or for wo, in
the history OF this republic. Our policy consists Of
a series OF measures, constituting a system perfect
as whole; will you suffer il TO be defeated by re-
fusing to pass one Of the most important measures
.. inc series ana that measure, too, affecting more
directly the interest Of the poor and powerless Of
cur constituents than any other Sir 4 hope not;
hope that the aclion OF this body will prove 10 the
houseless child Of poverty he Is forgotten in the
general legislation Of the country, and that his adj
Soeales here are as tenacious OF his interests and az
bold IN the vlndeation Of his rights, they Wsuid be
oithe nights and interests Of nabobs who live in
palaces, clothed in fine lnen,n and fsring sumptu-
ously every day. Let US not deceive them.
To those who differ with me in political senli-
ment, may not extend a respectful invitation 10
unite with us in the passage of q measure fraught
WIN suSh advantages 10 ue government and the
people, Party lies arc hard to disseyer. Many of
you, know, feel the force Of their obligation In
your hearts you approve the ball. patriotism calls
you TO It's aid: viii you not obey the CALI What
have you to lose by obeying IL The responsibility
OF thus, as OF all other measures rests upon the
Jonty. IL Il should fail in its object, and work bad
", We are responsible for all Of the consequence
although you may have voted for IT, But il the re-
suits predicted should be realized. you will feel pa
trote exultaton at having eonscentiously discharged
your duty to your country regardless Of party obi
gailoss. Moreover, you will deserve and command
tho lasting gratitude Of thousands who are now
houseless, but will then have home. Could you
desire moreS This is the richest reward Of public
servant will not anticipate the defeat Of measure
so obviously just and proper For twenty years
this proposition, IN some form, has agiuited the
country; the day has no W come when il should DO
settled. The people expect IL the interest Of the
country requires u; justice demands il; and let ua
not dishonor ourselves by failure TO accomplish it,