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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11

Ea,lopsaJles--A railway is not an immove
able, either by nature or destination. when the
soil on which il is laid belongs 10 another; l.
s. consequently, no. affected by judicial OF
legal mortgages, nor susceptible Of being
mortgaged uncss authorized by special oct
Of the Legislature. Bot the Milwaukee and
Polosi Railroad, If not absolutely immovoablo ,
does not seem to DO going head. A Legis-
latue may strain out a charter for Railroad
as goose may lay an egg, which, however.
requires tho incubation Of Capital TO give it
vitality. When il breaks the she'll and begas
to crawl across the Territory, il becomes move.
able and csnno, 10 conveyed by mortgage Of
the soil on which it is laid belonging TO ano,h-
er. any moro than a look OF poultry can be thus
conveyed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11

IL i, is rumored that important dispatches
wsse brought so, by iho lIb2:nia io @, 3fidsb
Nirls,sf i Wssliar,ea.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11

Il Paue7soo, Indicted fos larceny, is tried
aud ccavirtet.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11

Patterson The Grand Jary has reformed =
Bill against him ior larceny.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11

Riots ~ Caaada.-The annual elections in
Montreal, we learn, were warmly contested on
the "a inst, ara nght'ooH place ho,ween the
Irish on one side, and the English and Scotch
en- tho o'noT. The military were called ou'
and several persons were seriously hort. Two
Of the Councillors elect are Americans.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11

We learn from Mr.. Conrad, the nearest
friend Of The lamen;ed DeIassaulx, who loved
him with the tenderness Of a brother, and who
would at any moment have hazarded life for
his defence, tina, Francis DeLassavlx was born
in the year 1911, in Cobiool2, considerable
toxin on the Rhine in Germany. His father
an officer in the French army, was then sta.
toned al said place, all the left Rhine shore
then belonging to 'hc French empire.
After having received a common elementary
education, and having passed The higher classes
Or the common school, Francis DeLas5aulx
was received as one Of the elves Of the cele,
bfato3 Polytechnic Schoo! at Paris. Having
passed his course Of four years, and having
undergone his final examination, which was
highly credible to him, he entered the French
army 40 second Lieutenant Of Artillery. In
the year 1885 and G. having been disappointed
il moi being sent with the rest Of his regiment
TO Algiers, and disliking altogether the bafraek
service, when there was chance for active
service. he took his dismission as second Lou
tenant Of Artillery with The rank Of Captain.
Boing very good Engineer, he was put 10
charge of Rail Road, which was then 10 be
constructed near the Rhine After having
honorably discharged, 10 that situation his
duly 10 the entire satisfaction Of the company
who employed him, he concluded to cross the
ocean--and FIRST settled ia Texas, near CALVES
ton, where he was principally engaged in uer-
camille pursuits Toxas then being not much
settled aud not the most agreeable place for
refined and well educated stranger, he left
Texas and went to New Orleans, where he
stayed until be left, in the year 1912, for the
Upper Mississippi mines. In tho year 1874,
in The month Of June, he finally settled for life
in Beelown, Grant county, w. +.
He was kind and generous, good feeling
man, gentleman in every respect warm
friend and a father to the poor. In one word,
he was Republican. His hospitality, his
uniform poliiencss, and his unaffected sim.
plieily and kindness ondeafod him to all. his
benovoenco was q stream forever howipg-a
man whom to see was to love, and whose per
son Nature had stamped with the seal of true
nobility His sudden prostitution 10 our midst
has drawn in its train Of roin many plans of
enterprise and improvement with which he
was Identified.
To the strong OAK that pFo2pel M hundred vines,
Aud sheltered beneath ts ample shade
When follcd, upon the plain roclines
Itolf and an it sheltered th0ro 10 fade
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11

I'd EMAlNING in the Postofice at Edward;
Ia vile, w. T., on the LIST of april, 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-11
LIST or LETTERS

Prairie du Chen, April s, 1916 5-3t
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Apdl4, 1915
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
Iexico touching the nancIal proceeding. Of ths gov

Mexco touching the financial proceedings OF the gov
eminent.
From the the appropriation to the foreign d.
vdend fund was suspended, partner in Mexico Air
Mackintosh has been unceasDg in his efforts induce
the government to rescind prejudics 10 its
credit 10 the interest of the bondholders and il
is due 20 the present Finance Minister (Mr Iturbe)
state that the measure would have been
10 but for the of the home debt and the Difficult
ty Of making suspension Of payments which should
operate partially.
Mr. lturhs bss communicated to Mr. Macintosh the
following plan he intends adopt in regard to the
tom house duties
That there lie commissioners appointed for each class
OF debt and that they have the for all the
tom houses, with entire control the employees and
TO take any measure they think h for the suppression OF
smuggling
That they pay 90 per cent of the receipts to govern
msn and out Of the other so per cent they pay first
TO the conventions with foreign powers being about
ven per cent secondly, 10 the English dividends, twenty
E cent? the remainder TO be appropriated to the home
debt
IN order to put in force this arrangement il ne
cesssry that the minister should be invested with extra
ordinary powers which learn had been granted by the
congress ut the moment of the departure of the mail
Circumstances may induce a modification of the plan
but even IN its present imperfect development you will
perceive that the portion OF the customs duties
to the foreign debt is scrupulcusly respected.
have the honor, sc
DANIEL PRICE, of the firm of
Manning < Mackintosh
Agents to the Bondholders
Mexican and South American Bondholders
We do not hear any thing in relation to a new
loan The bondholders appear to be more anxious to
secure the loans already made than disposed TO make
new ones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
LATKST INTELLIGENCE
NEWS FROM SANTA re
INDIAN DEPnED.rIONs.
Mormon Troubles aud Excitement I'm Nauv

Mormon Troubles aud Excitement I'm Nauvoo
BALTIMORE, Monday Evening.
The st. Louis Republican has news from Santa
Fe to the Sd OF August.
z Although there were only four hundred and
fifty Mexican soldiers in the place, the authorities
asserted they had reserve force of seven thou
sand men, ready to march at a moments warn
ing against Gen. Kearney's expedition This
was not believed.
No tidings from Gen. Kearney had been
ceived for fifteen days.
Mexican spies were distributed along the Santa
Fe road.
Mr.. w. z. Swan, OF Northampton, Mass, had
been attacked and murdered by the Indians on
the prairies
The Indians were becoming exceedingly trout
blesome, and were committing repeated and grie-
vous depredations on the persons and property of
travellers.
There were immense numbers Of the Govern
ment's baggage wagons lying in an exposed situa-
ton the prairies, which could be easily cap
tured, and all the supplies of our troops cut off by
a force of one hundred Mexicans, if they only
knew the exposed and deienceless situation Of the
provision trains.
The Indians were Offering their services to the
Santa Fe Government to attack Gen. Kearney,
and to plumber and drive away all the American
travellers but the local government declined ac-
ceptng their services.
Great excitement now exists at Nauvoo. On
the 3lst August an attack on the city was momen-
tarily expected.
We have no intelligence from the South.
The temperature is very high here, and many
are suffering from the heat
There is nothing of local interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

SIUNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor OF Singing, VIII
- resume his lessons usual his Music Room 90 Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE AMATEURS OF THE AccoRDIoN he would re.
commend his Album published, containing delightful
collection of the popular operate melodies and vorite
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument
whose capabilities have renamed so long unknown.
signor l.. NJ accompanies his pupils the Piano and
Guitar au30 lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
MONTEVEKDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING

SALOON.
;ess:iy inform his public general DE-.
city ali kept complete order ,he.e tables in .sps
ties. Each gentleman Visiting the above
sas w
% 81
Alleys which always kept in first rate order with the
Lunch every II o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays,
ssoiss; such sS sa,:E,
way. have them at the shorter. they depend
hav,g the above Hi: Pr well ecs ..i with
~ Also Cherry CosIer. Mint Jaep' and Punches made in
NJ Gsatl:@sn wiz please to communicate at the Bar,
any neglect of duty of the ss.sSsGiis MONTENEGRO
U-Priv.te entrance at the Hall door. auss Im.I
HOWEs s. CO.'S Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
BaGio sth s,t f0 md sstS n.'i Wllism.s.. s.h;
Ae. .s s a. Perry he 3D. at MUS n. Mo . 0S
Lyons the I2h vienna on the h a. ATts q the
Largest EstabIshmsp! orssnlzed in the United
States, comprising l.s Men and Ho,c, reGu,;ns
EsS Ff FIs.s 90 &:
Age recently Mz4 si5.ssf 'sT fGf: MAcARTE
BENG classic. sadIss;
is Eda
ing of the in this The Propnetors
reer the public to the brilliant description given IN the re-
performed by this distinguished a, artiste ~.
Equestrian Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, MI
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE, M
ss s
as se 81 'ns y
J s Ss.. Mi H.s M4 Cd %
.es, Ss sroaee1 of Ph@bus Po.rarns and Gym
nastics by Mr.. Nixon and his son MI Howes IN ny NJ
9. Hcwes in Slack Rope Evoutions Mr. Geo Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF other.
The whole comprising the leading, most talented, and
snas COS New York Mammoth
HANGING ACADEMY.-MADAME ACBlLLE, in
- returning her sincere thanks for the liberal patronage oil
her friends the public desires most respectfully 70 IN
dance Seminares and private families Her saton 81
Walker street, will Saturday the 80
the tuton Of those ladies' and gentlemen WHO may WISH
Join her dancing and Waiting classes or form private Puao-
FOR Young ladies' and for young gentlemen under 10
wears Of age Wednesdays and Saturdays from 70 o'clock
M for gentlemen above 10 years, the same days o.
DAYS al o'clock and SOees exclusively for her pupils
Madame Achie the pleasure announce that IN ad
don the dances already known 10 New YORK she viii m
struct her pvpis in those Polka Watzes and Quadrcs
which are popular in the best society IN Paris
These beautiful mas are the quadrlc Mazurka; the
Cearius wattz the graceful Redowd the Itennotse or
ed since in London by Perrot and La Mozorfen
me- anew Mazrka wdtz, which with that, cling temps,
be taught by other in New DIRK than
Madame Ache she has received them from Mons jules
Martin just arrived from Paris and 70 whom they Were
,es,;monv Of their bisb esteem 50 i'm MWFsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

G. TlETZ,
GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck of Vaucanson. his
" Elephant his Dancing Lady, his Cabinet of Anatomy,
and his Cartoons Of Raphael Admittance Is cents
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Died.
In Duplin County N. c., on the oath ult Mrs. PRrs
cILLA WILLIAM consort Of Mr. James Williams in the
SD year of her age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

weekly Report OF Deaths.
In the oty and of New York, from Goth day of
August TO the 5h day OF Sep ember 1896.
~ men % women 81 boys, 6S girls Total 223.
a. DISEASES.
ADsceps,s !; Aneurlsm Ap1PieIy s. Asthma l; Bleed
tum 81; Cholera morbus Consumption IS; Convusions
~ Coup DC soleil (sun sroke) 2; Debility, s; Dslrum
Iemens ); Darrhea, S; Dropsyl Dropsy the head a.
Dr0psy II tho chest i Drowned 5; Dysentery, 49, Eu
yer typhoid Fever pphus, 8; Heart, disease Of !;
Hoopng cough 3; inflammation, 8; Inflammation OF the
BRAIN Inflammation Of bowels Inflammation of chest
"a Of lungs Inflammation of stomach In
!; Ma'formson Msrasmus. 49, Old Age s. Palsy A Pre-
mature birth, PeuIisy, Il Scroula q Spinal disease
spTqe suocaton q Suppression, /; Teethng 81 Ulcers
/; uHkRownl =
Age-Under year. 70 TO years. IS; to S. 81 to TO-
10 TO 70 20 to 80 SO; 30 to 40, 25 40 So 6; 50 to co.
3; 90 70 o. o. 7ots 90. 81 20 to 30, 4; 90 to 100, l.
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER, City Inspector. 4
City lnspester's cfhce Ser T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
1872 BROAD WAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

TO IHOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
~.,r,,..x From the Evening Post.
SPECIMENS OF RINGS unapproachab VERBENA
~ CREAM FOR sHAVING.--This article, universally
praised by those who made trial Of last year took the first
premium Of the Institute FAIR Indeed is fully
oy those WHO know that il is impossible manufacture
sense destroyer Of eckes and pmpes and is sold
er than the old soaps All therefore. who would consult
oft. ~ ''.
From the New York Gazeue.-rhe New Sosp-We sneak
from experience and speak from the more
knowledge Of our benefacor and friend James Grant No
Ann street. who says II is ahead of thing found
out IN this department Of modern il only
emoent but is something more" Ia short w he
leve il is the tos< shaving soap in the world ~ " w
Beware of LIMITATIONS, and observe the written
under the directions for of &C H. Ring" Prepared and
for SALE wholesale and retail ard for exporation by
T.. H. RING, Druggist,
au26 I'm me 1872 Broadway, corner OF John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

M. LEVETT, DENTIST.
ORE HARM results from bunaling performances Of in
l competent Dentists than the public Of
Of the importance that all branches of Denss
art should be skully and praetised To
those whe think with as, we recommend Mr. LEVETT,
corner OF sroadWay and Warren street the lnodace OF the
atmospheric Pressure.-Noah's Weekly Messenger.
La
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

H. FuRsALks-And imported by the pac ket ship
A >Sw'tzerlaad from London, eieht Shetland Pom
Livery haodsome and gente fl for boys young la.
Dies lot Of King ChsrleS Sranies and Scotch and
Engbh Terriers ALSO, lot Of Canaris Birds In fa tine
70 be seen on board the ship switzsand foot Of Maiden
Lane a. Esm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
NEW INVENTED WIGS.

NEW INV
DATCHELORS invented Wigs and Scalps, made Of
ID the finest natural curl HAIR and adapted in the cay
the peculiar style Of each individual They are
entirely invention, doing with all the vcxaous
difficulties long experienced by those who wear wigs:
The public invited to inspects large and well selected
stock containing variety OF size and coor they will
then be able to Judge the effect.
WIN. BACHELOR, invento, and only manufacturer,
We'll street, near Broadway. Removed from 1865 Broadvay
Please to copy the address aus m-rc
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ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS to let, No 81 Warren street

A CARD.
" WITH THE approaching Season comes the enquiry
- Tor the style Of 0entemen's Hats. q. B. ALVORD
anxous to respond TO the enquiry will introduce his style Of
LAS on saturday the 3th Instant at No lo2 Broadway
winch he invites the New York Public others visiting
,he city. description Of this style would utterly fail Q
give aust conception OF its say, full
ana rich IN outline cheste aud elegant proportions with
apecuiiay the result Of much thought expern emit
consisting ola form in the band that fits the he al with
ease yet preserving The etry of shape No pattern he
has yer has been much an by those whose
opinion he has sought. - ~ "
NV foRK. September s. 1916. 72t;ssm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

"A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED TO undertake tn,
sale OF and useful patented article, which b
sqd 10 every family in the Union. To Of respectable
enarscters guarantee Of $500 per will be given tt
70 him. Apply TO s. FRENCH,
$50 Broadway, mp stairs.
nsi must be postpaid in order 70 receive attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
MOTHERS CORDIAL.

THE superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
u stages OF pregnancy apparent that female who
has once benefits would be willing, any
TO be deprived oft Its effects to shorten and
thus place both child and mother in state ofsaisly
This quack article but the prescription of regular
Physician who has made this branch of his .,
particular study For sale 1872 Broadway John
s4lmem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
WHAT CAUSES RHEuMATISM

THAT is THE QUESTION The only discoverer of
the orisia and pature Of Rheumatic pains, the only
proper person to eradicate them from the system All
cine nosuirs either useless dangerous Rheumatic
sufferers wishing radical should apply to the adver
no is the sole this rul
w. DOLBY, 256 Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS.
GROsHElM q CHAPLAIN. 70 rearl street, offer for
sale IN lots to suit purchasers, and at low pices.
1t0ooe imported Havana Segrrs of Plantation La
srna pTssssd Ugues, La Victoria, La Nutas, La Paz
La Corona. La As, Dos Compsneros, small Regalia and
Lsd es' sessrs, mostly entitled o debenture
Regular supplies genuies Havana Segars, to which
the attention of dealers is called will be received.
is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

EIsH HOOKS.-J. X J. c. CONR0Y offer to he trade
remuneratng prices large Of the genu.
me hollow pointed Limerick Hooks made expressly for
themselves Also large assortment of ordinary LIMERICK
Hooks generally sold the real Limerick very reduce
Gnee:s large quantity Of Ss!mon and Trout Gut for
Fishing Tackle Manufacturers. Also small consignment
Of the most superior drilled eyed Needles, low price,
No. So Fulton street, corner Cliff. So lw*rc
EARMERs AN MILLERS' BANK, Hagerstown. Ma.
ryand-The Of this Institution bought per
cent discount, by TAYLOR SMITH.
81 IW&rc No GO Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

LOOK AT THIS
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, If you want fine article
IL Of Boots and Shoes call 3s7 Broadway where
will find the largest cheapest and the IA
shionabIe in the city. Do not mistake the NUMBER 267
Broadway of franklin street.
BA large assortment of Imported French Boots, at
the low price Of Five dollars. NJ. CAIILL.
aul2 lmsr
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WANTED.

| DY YOUNG MAN Of respectable connenons q stua-
ID non in the Dry Goods. Grocery Commission line
The from his former employers Please
address BOX 3jl, fost Oincs y83tsr
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NOTICE.
A SPEClAL MEETING of the Members Of the TIL st
Association will be held the house of Mr.
Peter Mine II Centre thursday evening" the l0
Of September ct O'clock Punctua attendance Is respect
fdlly requested
BY order ofthe Board OF Managers.
s83t~r A CAMERON. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.-ONLY
REGULAR PACKET SHIPS.
HR FOR LIVERPOOL.--The elegant new packet
M3&t ship COLUMBIA, Rsthbone, master, will positive
aly sal, the LIST OF September.
For LONDON-The superior fast sailing and favorite
packet ship NORTHUMBERLAND, n. II. Griswold, mas
tsE, will be despatched on the ath OF September
For passage By either Of the above ships having unequaed
accommodations in cabin and sfeerage, apply to
au28r JOHN HERDMAN h co 81 South 81.
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TO PUBLISHERS.

n ~ n ~ = ~ n IL ID n ~ L
THE ADVERTISING and suhscripton Agency of the
.aLBdNY KNICKERBOCKER, Is at io2 Nassau
street sscond door. The Knickerbocker excellent
daily newspaper the sze the True SUM-
svsly cusn,sed 10 Albany Toy Lsnsinbursh and other
is an EXCELLENT advertising medium for those who wish
send ht advertising 10 the above places Terms moderate
bN~uc MCDONALD, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

- ON THE EAST side Of Adelphi street, Brooklyn,
ina about fifty yards north Of Myrtle Avenue, three
tsched-the plot of ground 50 by LA feet mostly laid
in garden The house is handsome and substantial
which perhaps equal. taste and the ssubI.
wishes the benefit Of country for his family while he
have opportunity of reachngpesr street in TWENTY-FIVE mi
IN the premise. 20 2wFrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED.
i AIDES AND GENTLEMEN obtain the highest
~ cash price. for all kind efwesrag apparel fuIaurs &C.
tween Broome and Spring streets. N STOKERS.
~ BA line through the post Office otherwise. will be
punctuay attended 10. -~4Ass aus Inn rh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

Isiocsnen yield It VIII good eiate II not slth al
laeiiun.p Mt 81 by negotiation. H. ctims IN Tue
me band and thu tihof, oseflspi and aietio'
naciy, hoth parties have sltenuousy insisted up"
Their respective oaims. that neb.f can easily Ieeeoe
tfnn their position. In such cases. individuals Do no,
hesitate to submit the at to arbitration, anu
hat individual may with lonof d. ~ questions 81
dollars aud cents and where paals II honor are IN
soscd undoubtedly II is The duty OF Nations 10 aeeede
10. wh.n. IN this case, the value ~ the matter ~
dispute u bul if0ng. while its settlement Il uo thus
submitted, inay involve great nalions ~ war d
cos OF hundreds Of millions III donfs and the sacsbee Of
Hundreds OF thousands u valuable lives Every eonsld
GRAFTON, therefore, which should have weight with ni.
issn. honest, aud hnnorahe men. address itself 10 all
neG OF all pacs 10 terminate thus amlcaby aud h3n
ofaby. the pending controversy.
''Anothcf consideration addresses itself to OF all
parties In both houses Of Congress which u.s. thai while
tue resolutions aio pacific and tender 10 England The
Olive Branch. they sufficiently waflike 10 satisfy
all who only look war as tho dofser resort for the
promotion of The honor Of the county. The preamble
looks SOLELY 10 feopening ol the nee0alons and ail'
ing thus 10 settle the question. II Is leH TO the dsce>
lion Of the Executive 10 give tho notice provided Tor by
the convention VI 1897 accompanied by tho tender u an
arbitration and The distinct decafBiiu that II MT ac
copied and The difficulty adjusted within u year, we
shall proceed 10 occupy and govern such portion OF the
Territory 10 dispute we may deem eApedieni.1heFe
IL no shrinking from responsibility in ths-no dodging
war # rendered Necessary by the demands o! national
honor, M will any man fear 10 take tho responsible
~ of voting Tor the notice when Is thus stripped Of
lis own offensive character the same time that pro
claims to the world our determination not TO be lflned
with after its expiration. he people Of both parties
Throughout the Union. will fespoud 10 the justice Of
his procednte while the civilized world will be-
PEELED 10 adult, thai II war should follow-whlch is
moinlly imp ssibe--ouf country will have done its
duty and stand relieved from the responsibility Of hav
Ing coufied Of proc plated It,"