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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11
WASHINGTON, May 9, 1886.

In Heavens name, sir, what is this weak and
vacilatng administration OF ours about Il has
sent an army of not more than wenty-cight hun
dred efficient men (as Major Dix SAYS, who has
recently arrived here from Texas,) to the left
bank of the Rio Grande, where the officers and
men are exposed to the yellow fever and black
vomit-where Col. Cross has been captured and
murdered-where Lit. Porter and three of his men
have been attacked and killed-and where the ar-
mys supplies at Point Isabel ware, ut the last nc
counts, in great danger of being cut of-and yet
the President of the United States, who ordered
little army to take position the Rio Grande.
TO encounter al these dangers, sends no message
to Congress on the subject asks for no power TO
seek redress for the wrongs done us by the Mexi-
cans and gives sem-ofcial information,
even through the organ, of what he intends to do
on the subject
Is this to be borne by brave and generous poo
pile Would it be countenanced in any other
President! Would any other President be guilty
of it9 Were Henry Clay President what would
be his course
In the first place, he would not have sent the
army to the Rio Grande But wherever he might
have sent it, he would not suffer the Mexicans to
capture and murder Cross-to capture and re-
tain a Deas-to fire upon and kill a Porter and
three of his men, with IMMUNITY, and, with Con-
gress in session, send no message to that body on
the subject.
Why did Mr. Polk send our army TO the HiO
Grande Why subject its gallant officers and its
soldiers to the dangers they are encountering, il
he did not mean to protect them, and resent and
revenge the outrages and murders committed
upon them!
The blood of every true patriot boils to sec our
gallant officers murdered, one after another, and
the President mum on the Subject-not only not
addressing Congress in that regard, but aufhori-
sing, and no doubt advising, his Secretary of the
Navy to recommend u very large reduction Of tho
officers of the navy-and this, too, in the very face
ofthat same Sccretary's recent recommendation of
n very large increase of the navy!
Sir, it is time, high time, for the people in all
parts of the country to take the subject Of our rea
tons with Mexico into their own hands, II 10
time for meetings to be held everywhere, to in
struct the imbecile Executive whit to do-what
he must do. When action that will only produce
evil is required he can act as in the case Of send
ing the army to take position west Of the Nueces;
but when bold and patriotic action that will pro-
tluce good, is required, Mr.. James X. Polk is no.
where. So much for the blind infatuahon Of the
people in electing fourth-rate imbccile and va
ciatng man to the Presidential chair of this great
and powerful nation. Let them next time elect q
MAN with all the attributes of man.
Sir, beseech you to call upon the people to take
this Mexican business in hand. Action on their
part may cause the Executive to do something.
And something ought to be done forthwith.
Caro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11

w AR WITH MEXICO

We learn from our private correspondent at
Washington, that the President and Cabinet
have had several meetings on the subject Of our
relations with Mexico, and that it has been agreed
upon TO send to Congress message ON the subject
to-day or tomorrow. Probably it viii be- q war
message-lf not a positive declaration Of war.
We must now take possession Of California
Go ahead-whos afraid
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COLMAN'S n
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GATTERY OF OH, PAINTINGS.

vNHICH includes his stocks OF Books FAIntnks
w Engrsyings,.. Fancy Stationery, D5awngs. Drawing
floor up flight Of stairs having leased the frat
foor where thing will be sold at as low prices and
ing up as soon as possible his Book Department. -
Cheap List viii be published for those who will buy
in quantities.
No. 203 Broadway, second floor alb eodexs tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11
TO yOCALISTs, MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION.

M CORBYN, Manager OF the Swiss Bell hinger9, re-.
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical professions that he will have fulfilled his engage
with the above band few weeks and tenders his
vices elng agent musical professor band or com
pany artists acknowledged talent about to travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Canadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics and professional travellers
be believes that will prove advantageous any
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W. Corbyn Manager Of the Swiss Bel
Ringers, of SOL Smith, ESQ., theatre, st. Louis No. il
mailed prior May 10TH and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention at that time. ais tire
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NEALE'S TULTPS

A CARD
III T.. WILLARD & w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
gys their personal attention the Sales Of House
Stocks Of Creckery Dry Goods Grocery and
sales OF Real Estate the Merchants Exchange Ao so
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May ist when
they will the spacious No II Wall late
Adams Express Office. ali imsm
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T5EH SHAFER & CO.,
TAILORS AND DIAPERS,

A RE Now RECEIVING, BY the Havre Packets, an en-
trey assortment Of the finest Sedan Cloths and "a.
sineres adapted the early spring trade Hsyng concluded
pernspc as cntte with Mr. r. Andrio late
me hue Cssiigope Paris well known 70 n'osi Of
ionabics have vslued Europe, they now prepared "
sIsc ecu osesu v SOLE ofunusua elegance, a..s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11

'~'~A' 1oU,ozO Is
The coal business Of this company In June July and
August will amount to ut least three hundred and thirty
thousand tons. More business is Offering now at the
mines than the facilities Of the company can provide for
and steady increase going in tho motive and trans
portation power. The business Of this company must
ultimately exceed that Of any other Of the kind In the
world and we see nothing prevent its being very pro-
ductiyo propertv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11

Married.
On the Ord instant In Philadelphia by Bishop Kenrick
Mr.. FREDERIcx 6EIrERr, Of New York to Miss MARY
ANN KAsER Of Philadelphia.
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y sFiEt r. r. AsG' WITHIN Tuesday,
nay nah s sey q. sSsp Mo- wall
purple Jugs, eret nd other DecsnIss water Bottles and
Tnmbler, toilet Cologne Bottles &c. in lots from the
shelves 70 ssIt retailers so pressed and other Tambers
enware stone Ware ~ Of Grasdoss Solar Lamps
terms and various other articles. Sale positive.
H. pUCLUZEAU, Auctoaeer
To w f AMP 81 YER WATCHES , yEWELRY: FAN;
sell This Day At 10 o'clock their Sales Room No GO vii
nam suset-A general assortment Of gold lever anchor le
pune and other Watches American gold Pins Jewel
Also, Fancy Goods consisting ofa general assortment
Also Fancy Boxes Soaps. segar Purses Mathema
cal INSTRUMENTS Clocks Portfolios guard Chains fob
-ese DO Inksands. &c. myll TER
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
Levy will sell Tuesday Morning. At l2 O'Clock
consisting in part Of Csmeas, Azalas, Rhododendron
POSES Geranums. Lilies Jasmnes Trees in fruit Oean
GERS amongst WHICH large Lemon Tree full with
irp and one large large splendid Oeander with
serAe. my9 IlGI2 3ts
NEALE'S TULIPS.
WIN NEALE respectfully informs his friends and the
~ Public m general that he intends selling at auction part
q his splendid collection of Tulips Tuesday the 18th
bloom at the place of sale namely the garden Mr. Pean
on the corner Of 5 street and is CONT
nuation Of Essex leading IRON Division street,
ing them in bloom This not like purchasing tulips In pa.
pers or bags with highsonnding false and when
bloom prove to be the verest rubbish existence W. ~
engages TO take the himself June with the
rect put each IN paper named TO be delivered by
the end Of June.
Catalogues will be the ground the time Of sale
The bed consists OF 30 each
bed The bed made up from between 200 and 300 varieties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11
1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
To THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

IFrom the Erening Post.1
> CREAM FOR sHAViNG.-This article, universally
praised by those who made .ra last year took the first
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed it's fully conceded
article equal it. is softenng the skin, fragrant the
sense destroyer Of eckles and pmpes and sold cheap
than the old ALL therefore, who would consult
economy and comfort in shaving should Themselves
oft
from experience, and we speak from the professional
Ann who Is ahead Of anything yet found
out Ia this department Of modern improvement Il
~ an emolient but i Is something more In short,
believe IL is the best shaving soap in the world.
From the Evening Mirror.-Ring's Verbena Cream, we
know by experience be the kind of and
those who have troublesome boards should be
without IT, has penetrating way ofits own, and soens
Of shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken the bu-
sness OF DR.. Minor the Of Broadway and John
street, where his nesmable article may be obained and,
likewise Rings Cough Candy which is said to be pleasant
and certain cure for that troublesome companion.
From the Sunday Dispatch-Every man who shaves him.
self should procure Kings Verbena Cream" j.
que article soening the beard and allaying all irritation
of an annoyance, to the
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
under the directions for usc H. Ring Prepared and
for SALE Wholesale and retail and for exploration, by
Z. II. RING, Druggist,
I92 Broadway, corner Of John street.
Successor to Dr. VIM. II. Minor
NB-Merehsnts are particularly requested 70 call and
appearance and price, 1t be bea-the splendid
LABEL from steel plate, engraved by Messr RsWdon
Wright Hatch FAR exceeding thing Of the kind before
the public. III ms liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11
MILITARY RIDING SCHOOL.

MILITARY RIDING SCHOOL.
having entered into an arrange with
V Haythome for his Riding School two nights IN the
week Mondays and Thur.dsy b 2. M On
same as taught BY him Major Rnggolds Light Horse
ery yir the school Of the trooper moun,sd The sehSoi
largest in the city with the best Of accommodations no
pains will be spared bring toward the class For further
Information enquire Al Mr. Haythorncs once the Arse
ns where Mr. Hamilton can be seen every day from 10
Broad sword and Arery Drill from till p n. every
l~.v
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FIRST CONCERT
will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th MAY,
at the

APOLLO SALOON.
:, They will be assisted by several eminent Artists.
Tickets SO May be had the principal music
and their residence, sos Broadway. my9 3tins"rc
PHILHARMONIC SOClETY.-GRAND FES-
TIVAL CONCERT.
THE Public respectfully informed that the Philharmonic
J. Society will give Grand Festival Concert on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, goth May at the Broadway Taberna-
ce aid Of the fund for the erection Of the Philharmonic
Grand Choral symphony No. will be produced, with be-
three hundred and four hundred Vocal and nstru-
mental Performers. ~
Of the importance for the advancement Of
the Art and the improvement Of musical aste in this country
all vocal and string performers who compe
take the orchestra chorus most
invited the rehcarsa and give their
said performance
For further particulars, see future advertisements
HEHEARsALs At THE APOLLO IsALooN.
s, s::$.Sy MY A. En- Ess;;ss;y EN-
Tuesday May 10 Az PM Tussdsy May y. a u Pm;
Chorns viii take place at the Tabernacle May goth, OK
mys m a. w. y JAMES L. ENSIGN Secretary
A TLANTlC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON-DodworthsC Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing June 2nd, at
mys smsSc ''''"s' WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH.
place FRIDAY EVENING, 18th inst anniversary week.
the Tabernacle which occasion Hande Grand Orato
rio Of the MESSIAH will be performed by universal
IN the city Further particulars will be
furnished n n subsequent adv my7
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TAKE NOTICE.

ITO THE CAPTAINS AND PILOTs ofsteambo.,, and
,ooRs navigating the North River-As complaints have
their places take this method Of informing ali persons con.
eened IN navigating the North River that nothing to
WIN: =. Dennis has charge Of them All complaints should
men will have patience with Mr. Dennis in the EN-.
poy OF the Corporation Superintendent of Public Docks
and has time spare. JAMES RYNDERS-
myl1 3t*m ~--'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-11

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. DRUGGISTS.
AND BAKERS
HoPs,, NEW WESTERN, BY THE POUND OF
Potash, Oil Peppermint, White Wax
Oil Lemon, Blue vitriol, Russia lsinglss,
i BY full W2ER R n ~ a1D5 ags s sale
al imsrh 30 Fulton, corner Water, and c. Bowery.
PHILOSOPHY OF WORMS IN THE SKIM
MANY YOUNG rERs0Ns-e.peeiaIly those Of, full
WI habits who indulge N rich ood-sre very much an
nose the upper p the chin the forehead &c. resembling
grains of gunpowde sticking the sku When the skin
roughly squeezed small wormlike substance PROT udes
having black head The supposton however that they
BY undue accumulation Of the fatty matter which !.
ted from the blood for the purpose Of ubrcang the skim and
this ovelus chckes the pores and eonerete The dust
floating the air aheres TO this greasy substance and causes
the black spec This gives the face dirty and disgusting
appearance and the remedy Of squeeIng so universally re-
often the dstenson Of the causes Inflammation and
painful pimpes.
certain remedy T n; ;tc,Ga + T. M::s \; face
which also nfable in the removal OF tan freckles sow-
ness rednsss Pusules rnswc[m poghsr, ss Jnsrm
for Shaving. GOURAUDS Poudre Subtle i wsrrsnted to
eradicate superiuous human hair 0OuKAUp,S Greeisn
Hair Dye the only preparation ersnt that VIII pos,yey
dye red light gray hair rich and Interchangeable BLACK
GOURAUDS Liquid Rouge is designed 70 mpsrt TO pallid
cheeks the natural hue Of the rose
genuine This only be done by them 4. Dr. fe
Tx dournuds Depot 81 Walker street. LIST store FROM Broad
OF Jordan Milk street. Boston, and Of druggists gene
rally throughout the Union. mo im"m
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Is PER CENT BELOW HIS USUAL PRICE.
SHIONA B i VISIT NC CAR ID
ESTABLISHMENT.
PLATE and Fifty Cards printed for 81 80 the best En-
n smelled Cards printed from engraved plates 50 cents
SILVER DOOR PLATE
furnished and beautifully engraved for g. Engraving for the
Trade equally low CLASSENS old stand Murray street,
corner Of Broadway. ala imsr
BlGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS,
EOR FitchburE Keene Greened Brattleboro. Windsor,
Woodsock, Montpelier, and Burlington, W.T. and the
Canadas All Packages Parcels and business To- Of the
spove towns part Of the western portion Of New
directed to the care Of l.. BlGELOW,
SCOUT street, Boston.
= NIB sure mark Packages Of "Bigelow's
Express" j23rc
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H:y ss ~ 81. ::
croef N 6.,. Walden Pauline Mrs. Mow. MADAME
s ~ Nc %efH sNiis Sy IT,
Ts t e % .: ~. .s.s NJ Tickle
u Boxes. hrsi iisr. IS cents; second and third ns %
Door. e. to at pre-
"a pS. ~ ss9PrS yin
a S:r f sSs E da%. VI. Eisf T; s s
A iSs,s M j8.s; IS
Gen Mewbray. Sutherland ; Gertrude, Mrs Phillips.
Lover Bonss % cent?; second and third ns' q ets
Door. open ocoeI-curan will rise half past seven
NEW GREENWICH .THEATRE.-Monday EyspinS
My h VII be GsGs5msd s Oea drama Of RlcH
pGa Bandoai Major Andre Duff; Henry Gl@ioa, Kssss
Whole .sn:ass wS on : H FoSs Tx
% @ pfssS Ma
Dress Circle or Balcony 30 cents; Upper Boxes, q
Doors open al ocockperform.nee to commence At half
past o'clock precisely.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
C,eNoRA RosIsA C f2eo i.
public her Concert arrival from ia.
TUEsRx /. E EE5EES sA NAx NssA' 1896
MADAME BuRKHARDT,
MR. MAYER,
AA'4lA a s$ nj 44I BH4nrs
PROGRAMME.
Duo Conc eran.e-piano and miS Violin In . Mr.. rimm
csvatins s-'fs ISo"cia n-:--
song-Madame Burihardt Thou art icyssra NJ B. Hawss
Duo-Il Bsrbiere. !; .Signora Pico and MIR. Mayer,
an99e 20 son q: .Kossin
oa's' En,n Enaai in,oIami s'snoa r'e0 Verdi
Aria7Roberto Deverepx 80. Madame Otto.
amor mi fe beatao PARLIAMENTARY. Doniz etti
DuoI ~. sisnOra Pe0 and Miss Nor'hall nu,
soio"Fsss Mr. KYLE Brilliant variations. on d:
Ca,ina Bs r.giS fo% s;mi5amide RS:.ni
Rom.nce-M. Gilbert. LIE Fills &c Ia VERGE scudo
Dueui9o-Signorr Pico and MIR. Gilbert
Cavatin.@Robers ls Diable " Madame Quo 1'o'''''
Grand Aria Lombardi . Sgnora fico. - !,
Tro.ssmra% nsae .sisnora feo, Mis-. No1h. 'elo
II spanish : By &.i Ha
The Piano Forte used this occasion from the Factory
9f Hast Davis Co. Boston and for sale by their agents
hessrs Tmm and Beames will preside the Panofor.
Tickets, 81, may be had at the music stores.
Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. my<tf
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
DHILlP ERNST and HERMANN WOLLENHAUPT
respectfully announce their friends and the Public
FIRST CONCERT
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th MAY,
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Optician, - Nassau Street,
HAS constantly hand French, German snd AmsnsI
Instruments. Coating Boxes Mercury Baths ana -, hs
other material usedby OPERATORS msnasfssq &c
Leases Ground TO order. Thermometsn ana r""s'"s
pss,es manu- red Cor the trade. ..,..e,,s, far
sasto EIseuic Machines ofspproved coa' ms %s,s
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THORN CHAMPAGNE. -.
A FRESH INVOICE Of this delishtiu Champagne Is N
n store TO which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The sAndne this Wine
now superior to this country and At no higher
price 'nah 'na' q '"' " G. LIVINGSTON 4 CO..
mil ;s,f re- 10 Wall street.
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au pxJNTfNcS

HENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and the
II trade that he win the business Of LIN.
ing Pictures only which will be executed las hheto n the
best possible manner Referencss frequred 20 Broad
wsy New York AL imse.
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WATERFRONT & c
HATTERS.

WATERFRONT 4 CO.,
HATTERS,
No. 50 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
a WATERFRONT x CO., beEto inform their U
friends and the public in general that they have ~
opened the for the retail sale Of Hats Of
their manufacture The long experience NJ B. W. has
and New York. them The hope that they will Justify the
confidence Oft hose who will favor them with their orders
M. d. WATERFRONT,
WIN. II. JAMES,
New York, May 2, 1916. m1 6teodsrc
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FAKM FUN SALE.
SITUATED on the south side of Long Island IA
c:: miles west ofthe village Of Babylon. Said Farm
@ ains sniy acres Q! LhND, portion covered win
said farm is story double HOUSE, with kitchen
ed Barn. Carriage House, Granery Ice House. and several
other buildings SIS = I-a.s
Communication with New York by Railroad and stages
three times day. So
For further particulars enquire Of W.E.ISAACs.,
Corner Of Liberty and West street, New York.
al6 3tawiwsr or of Mr.. SHEPERD, on the premises.
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CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL
~ Under accomplished Masters the Staten Island Inst
tute New charming and healthy location
surrounded by strawberries and delightful grounds
steal Development, Ths Institute spacious and the
the sxperienee of years has suggested Circulars OF
the School, with references number cif
York w 1T DJJEE 4 M
my1f ltsrc Pruc;n.l
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IRISH BLACK MARBLE.
CARGO Of superior Irish Black Marble, from the cele
bark Clarence expected daily For sale 10 arrive BY
mv5 2wisr PERSSE 4 BROOKS. Is & 81 Nassan IT.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYER.
SHAWL CLEANER, RESTORER AND BLEACHER,
4T1s broadway-G w. returns his most sincere thanks
for the very liberal support he has received for years past
from ta 4Th Broadway near HSward sreetwill rather
self that nothing shall be wanting merit the patronage Of
discerning and Independent public. Silk, Cotton and Woen
and Tibet shawls cleaned in very superior style i9
Dsmask Window and Bed Curtains cleaned dyed
ed superior and entirely plan. o. w. would
Wsssrng Sill &C. having the ber worksn and machinery
cleaned Genemen Wearing Apparel cleaned and dyed by
entire and returned in three days Merchants
orders attended to, also uphclsteren, at
@. WILLIAMS Establishment,
my5 lmsm <37k Broadway.
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ENGRAVEkS'


81 STEEL AND COPPER PLATES,
MADE from the materials and the finish equal to any
lVl the world. Steel from Ito cents inch; cope!
from ~ nch Plates from Alto 40 nehes; Gard
Plates "a DOZEN large stock always hand
and ready for orders moments and .ent By Adams
Express. Manufactured by JOHN BRUCE
rrri3 im.r aud 70 Plstt street New YORK
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-23

fee. The previous habits and character Of this
Ponliff do credit TO the judgment and impartaliiy
Of the Conclave which elected him.
There has been continuation Of murders and
ouirsges in Ireland
From the Cape Of Good Hope there are mtlan-
choy tdings Of another outbreak among the Catires
which have been accompanied by several conflicts
with the colonists.
From India there is no news Of striking interest,
nor from China.
The grain trade at Mark Lane, London, has not
changed since the sailing Of the Britannia
DR. Lsrdner is preparing philosophical work, to
be called Five years in America"
The elevation OF Sir Francis Edgerton TO the
Peerage has caused a vacancy IN tile Lancashire
district, and G. NJ Brown, Esq, the great AmeTi-
can merchant, has been requested TO come forward.
lie has consented. The opposition has disappeared
aud he will be returned without contest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-23

We are pleased 10 learn that ghbor /, adi.eod
pot aside the disposition humorous repar,ec and q,
our positions and premises frankly and eanJdly IL
remember rightly he hrsi manifested the disposition
luded to, end We as a matter Of course met him an
ground; however, that is Of particular consequ.pe,
Our neighbor says we have mistaken him in one q, t.,
points and FIRST in accusing him Of having laid dov, ~
position +" that the government can do no wrong aws
wrote sentence says he) which sny hou,sf o0a.
could interpret that effect" Now we assam. ~
neghbor, perfectly h0Hsst in the nterpre,ao,
gave your language. To be sure, you have never ,..
the position "that the government can do no wrong ~
msny words but We believed, and sl believe that c
and candid" construction Of your language warrant. a.
made win you please look At The iolori-
sentence; Union will discourage an enemy sng,..s =
actual hos;lilies but disuni0n ineus no reston.55
the encouragement il gives 10 threatening foe - y
der TO make this paragraph mean any thing we must g.,
take for granted that disagreement, with or opposite,
government, ierOng and he who Is guilty Of l. ai0,n,'
responsibility" kor prong 70 oppose nyou0 80
that il s wrong oppose government, y. ,.,
first that government is right lfyou can Az,
meaning rhaiersr to the paragraph have quoted vh
FIRST making these assumptions, willing % h, =,
right Nov, neghbor, will seeuss ygn Of si,5....
~ in this matter Tor 1t s not FOR 10 say whether yon
tended convey the idea which we gathered from ~.
language.