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SUPREME COURT.

Tie arguments Of Counsel have closed before
this Tribunal. The following Opinions have
been delivered;
by Ruin, G. J. In Den or dem, Grandy
Morris from Pasquotank. affirming the Judgment
below. Also. in Den er DEM HUMPHREYS Bax.
ter from Currliuck. Affirming tho Judgment be-
low. Also, ia lIodfast e1 dem Shaw et al. Q
Shepard, from Pasquoauk. Affirming the iudg
menI below. Also, in Hinton Hinton, from
Gates, affirming the Judgment below. Also, in
Williams 81 High williamson from Columbus,
Judgment reversed and rcnirs de nou0 Also, in
Jones. TO use Of Brown . Gilfoalh, RI al. from
Henderson,. affirming the judgment below. Also,
~ Moore Banner, ia Equity from Stokes. de.
claring that the viii should have been made alb.
soluie Also in State Manor & Wilkes from
kobeson, declaring that there was no error in ar.
resting the Judgment Also, in State Duncan
( from Davo, declaring that there is no error IN
the record. Also, in Nance Powell, in Equity
from Columbus l.smSsng the bill
! by DANIEL J. in Bcener Saunders, from pa.
wilson, affirming the judgment fellow. Also. in
ferehoe DOGGY ef al. from Currtuck, Affirming
4 The Judgment below. Also, in Ferebee Adni'n'r
= boz q a. from Currituck. affirming tie
judgment below. A lso IA Clement E6'Tv liar
bun, IN Equity from Dlyie directing reference
0
Chatham. affirming the judgment below. Also,
IN Wardeus Siycrthorn. from Hyde, directing
a new trial. Also. in Hiatt & jean Gilmcr et
al. from 6uillord, awarding reEire de moro.
! BY Nash. j in Wall Y Wall, ia equity, from
! Rockingham, declaring tho decree appealed from
erroneous Also. ~ Washhaurn Washbouru
~ Equity from Clcayoland, directing decree
Tor tho Plaintiffs
By Nash, j. IN fuia Brown, et al from
New Hanover; reversing the Judgment below.
Also, IN Grant r. Williams, from Durln affirm
ing the judgment below. Also, in Whitfield y.
Longest. from CHricfct. affirming the judgment
below. Also. in Whitley Daniels, from Mar.
Tin awarding q renue Dr. Also, in Doc
er dem Graham Smith. from Richmond az
filming the judgment, below. Also. 10 Mclean
=. Douglas. from Arson reversing the ludgmen;
IN favor OF Mclean Also in Flowers T. Smith,
IN Equity from Wayne directing a reference 10
tho Master. Also, in Benbury Hathaway,
from Chowan affirming tho judgment below
Also, in State 10 uso Of Jordan . Pool, from Pos.
qnotank affirming tie judgment below Also,
in Mehane .. Spencer, from Orange; affirming
the judgment below.
By DASIEL, J. in State q Roland, from Guil.
ford declaring that there is no error. Also, in
State =. White, from Craven directing reaue
dc moro. Also, in State Elrod, from AsLe
reversing the Judgment. Also, in McCrcady z
Kline from New IIanoycr reversing tho Tudg
mont below. Also, in State, to use Of Peace. ..
Mangum, from wake; affirming the judgment
below Also, ia state r. Curtis from Mellow
81 reversing tho Judgment below Also in
Elizabeth City Academy Lindsey, At al. from
Pasquotank affirming the Judgment below. Al.
So IN Jordan T " ilson, from HEREFORD EeYcrs.
ing the Judgment below.
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BLACKBERRY SYRUP.

The following IS the receipt for making
the famous Blackberry Syrup No iami
ly should he without IL; all who try 1t
will find It q sovereign remedy for bowe
complaints -" TO twn quarts Of black.
berry juice add halt an ounce each Of
powdered nutmeg, cinnamon and nlspicc,
and quarter Of an ounce Of powdered
cloves. Boil these together 10 get the
strength Of the spices, and to preserve the
berry juice. While bot add q pint Of
fourth proof pure French brandy, and
swccteu with loaf sugar Give a child
two teaspoonslul three times a day, aud i
the disorder is not checked, add to tue
quantity"
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That there has hitherto been no step Ia
ken, by Congress, TO interpose its author.
ty to restrain the President from carrying
out his designs Of conquest and domination
upon Mexico, must be either because Con.
gress does mot believe in their existence,
or has no disposition 10 thwart them.
To show that the report Of suc! designs
is not withou, foundation, and that designs
ofconquest, in the fullest sense Of the term,
are entertained, we present 10 our readers
the following evidence, not to be sighted,
Of one who evidently speaks from personal
knowledge Nat. Int.
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ACCIDENT.

On Friday last, nj the short turn imme.
diately after passing the bridge At this
place, the RaIeigh stage was by some
means oyerset. There were at the time
fyo or SIX gentlemen in tho stage none
Of them, however, we're seriously injured,
except Mr.. Carson Of Charlotte, who had
his left hand shockingly bruised, and two
of his fingers broken. At first serious
consequences were apprehended, but We
are happy now TO state that he appears to
be dong well. He is al The Union Hotel
IN this place, where he will probably yet
be Detained some days.-HlHsboro' Rec.
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A NEW IMPLEMENT roa NAVAL WAR
FARE.

The Nv York Journal Of Commerce in
lis Warrington correspondence has the
following ilem:-
" Mr.. Brown, an ingenus engineer, from
lllirois, aud formerly d Massachusetts has
LAID before the board Of naval officers. and
also the President, u plan for Tho conytruc.
ton of a steam ship Of war, that viii be
perfectly secure against shot Of my kind
or weight. Several very scientific officers
here, have examined the plan, pronounce
the opinion that II viii be entirely efficient
for its object. The vessel may be armed
IN the usual manner, or as the inventor
proposes, with new and patent element
Of desiruction-.liGuld fire. which, BY
steam power, is 10 DO discharged from III,
ye.s sci, and thrown 70 any point, aid 70 :
considerable distance. Mr. Brown wishe.
to be laid along side the Castle Of San Juan
with one Of his vessels. lie is confident
Of taking the Castle without much trouble
and will, at nil events, risk bis life in the
attempt. The President has directed ,
further examination iuio this novel plan Q
naval warfare.
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HORRID MURDER.

4 discovery has Just been made, that
Mr., +. Adolphus Muir, of Dnw lddlc Coun.
~, Va. who has been missing since Feb.
ruary last, was killed by Capt. W. Dan
bridge Eppcs, while Muir was at bis house
and when Eppes had taken him into Che
wood on a pretenco OF hunting. The par
ties arc connected with respectable FAM
lies. Suspicion rested upon Eppes from
tho similarity Of the handwriting Of seye.
raj letters addressed TO Muir's friends &C
counting for Mulr's long absence and from,
the fact that it was understood that Eppes
had ia his possession notes amounting to
upwards of $4,000, the property Of Muir
which Eppes had given him for the Pur.
chase of his farm. The suspicion was
confirmed by Eppes making his escape
when he found himself liable to npprchen'
sion, aud by search made, guided by q
negro of Eppes, the body Of Muir was
found. Eppes is said to be about 10 years Of
age, about 8 feet 10 inches high, ford
complexion, blue eyes, high forehead and
inclined 10 corpuIeucy. A reward of $500
has been offered by Mulr's friends for his
apprehension.
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HEAD QutRTERs ARMY OF OccUP.rlox.
MAIA MnRAS LII. llAG


SIR: Your favor Of Nav goth, nccom-
panying copy Of tho Proceedings Of a
Public Meeting, held in The City Of Ra.
leigh, was not received until day or two
since.
beg to assure you, md the highly re-
spectacle meeting Of which YOU are the or
gan, that the Officers and Soldiers Of the
Army Of Occupation are deeply sensible 10
these manifestations Of confidence and ap-
prevail, from the citizens Of the Country.
The services which you arc pleased 10
mention in such aalterIng terms, were rem.
dered IN the strict line Of our duty, and
were no more than we all owed to our pro.
tesslnn and our common country. The
distinguished appreciation which they have
received from the CllizeGs of Raleigh and
other places, IS 10 us a source Of Just pride,
and furnishes an additional motive iur zeal
and devotion in our future service.
! Be pleased 10 accept my kind thanks
for the very courteous terms 10 which yol
have communicated the proceedings Of thC
meeting.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obcl'i snryt,
T., TAYLOR, Br MaJr Gent.
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From the st. LOU. Republican, OF july 90.

From the st. Louis Republican, or July %.
We care not how explicitly they Ohio Demo
cratic organs may deny any design on the part
quos, in Mexico. The thug has been deterrnin.
cd upon already. Instructions have been given
TO the commanding officers Of the army which
leave no room TO question the views Of the Adj
ADMINISTRATION or this point II is TO BE WAR or
conquest, regardless Of wrongs suffered by citi-
rams Of o. e pcniltures incurred in the prosocu-
t,on 81 the war by, tie United States. We speak
carefully and ndysetly when we say that no
peace can take placo--no terms Of compromise
wIl. be hceepivd--uo mediation wil DO rccognl-
sCd, uAieh kaS not for It's baas The absolute sur.
render If Jppsr and Lgner California, and the
Department u Ncr Msrico. to the L. States.
On no other ground will the Administration con-
sent 10 i cessation Of hnstilllies, even for mo-
ncnt This is the ultimatum-this the basis Of
the instructions TO tho commanding generals Of
tho army Tie Rio Grande 10 he The boundary
Inc between much Of tho Mexican territory as
is not swallowed up m this demand Of the Admin
istrAu0n-Ncr hfrtc0 and the Wh0ie Of the Gal
UsrHi1s to be tho absolute property of the United
States Whatever the " Nctrs" may say, II IS to
Be a war Of acquisl,ion-of conquest the terms
Of which are Dictated by the Administration bC
FIRE handmade condition prseede7t-and not
dependant on the hual settlement OF the d'titren-
cca between the two nations. II any Senator OF
Representative shall DO desiraus Of usccrtanHg
the true import OF the instructions which have
issued from " ashtngton, lcl a demand ho mado
on the President ior all the eorro> pou.cuce, Rnt
il will be found that We have not spoken without
authority"
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DEATH OF CAPT. PAGE.

The ST. Louis Republican of the 18Th
ultimo, states that the steamer Missouri
brought to that port the remains of Capt.
John Page, the gallant officer who was so
dreadfuly wounded in the battle of the Sth
of Nav. He died on the 18th, short dis
lance above Cairo,
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J.nrs T. MApn,orr, Esq. Raleigh, n. c.
DEMOCRACY AND THE PEOPLE.

On the goth Of May, 1910, Mr., Stewart
"a Whig) submitted the following Resolu-
ton:
Rusolred. that tho Committee on Military
affairs DO instructed 10 report bill Increasing tho
pay Of volunteers from seven TO ton dollars per
month, and granting 70 those who serve to the
end Of the war, die in the service one hundred
and sixty acres Of land
And the question being put, il was drci.
doi in the negative, Yeas 70, NAYS IS.
OF these - who voted against the Resolu-
ton, III rere democrats, but five
The North Carolina democrats who vo.
ted against this Resolution, are-Messrs.
Biggs, Clarke, Daniel, DoLblns, and Nc.
kay.-Rdl. Reg.
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heath OF VIM, SWAIN.

Mr.. WIN. SWAIN, the well known man.
ufacturer of SWANS Panacea," died at
his residence at Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
at ~ o'clock, at an advanced age. lie
has, we believe, left large fortune.
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A LETTRF FROM CEN. TAYLOR.

We subioin Letter received from the
gallant General Taylor, in response to the
Resolutions adopted by a meeting of our
citizens, 10 May last, copy Of which was
forwarded to hun by the Secretary, JAMES
|. MARRIOTT, Esq RAJ. Reg.
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esiy Of Mr.. Haywood in rosiguios his sea
TILE NANruCk EFT TIRE.

Official returns of the investigating com
mltloe appointed by the town 10 gather de-
tails Of losses by the late fire
Total loss by estlmatiod $1,000
Insurance 310,l55
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S56573G
Balance Of loss
GREAT MORTALITY

During the week ending July 18th, there
were four hundred and treniy fire deaths
in the city of New York. In Phlladel'
phia tlro hundred and Gfy.One.
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GDarlnffR
FRIDAY. AUGUST 7. 1916.

|Ey- =" Iredell" is received TOO late for
weeks paper.
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until Congress shall obey the public voice.
Let every hall and valley aud hamlet aud
village ring with IT until the beneGceni
principles Of 1872 be restored, and with
them the terminated industry and pros.
Perlty Of the country. In the language OF
an eminent Senator, We say, Let not the
Presidents signature TO this bill be dry be-
lore the clarion Is sounded let not day
pass before the people assemble to proclaim
their sense Of wrong aud their resolution
TO right that wrong. Let this perniciuu,
measure be exposed, followed, fastened up.
on, dragged into full light, aud doomed tc
public execution, as II is now TO general
reprobaiion. Ga the very first day Of the
next session (added the Sena,or) lei bill
be introduced TO Repeal this Anti Amcri
can law, To re.establish the revenues, and
restore the prosperity Of the country. Z"
shall be here, Che added God spating my
life, to second the movement, aud with al
my ability to assist IN rutt,ng an end Il
this lllJudged, Unprecedented and mon.
stfuus measure Of legislation"
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Congress has now been in session more
than seven monlhs-some 2lO days-al
s. per diem-making over and above the
compensation for mileage, some Sl760 for
each member; which, before they adjourn
will be increased to $4,000.
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Respectfully yours, &c.
AUGUSTUS AURELiuS CHAPMAN"

Was ever such thing heard Of before
A Member OF Congress clothed with au-
lhority TO remove a Postmaster and ap
point another in his stead 1t seems that
Mr.. Crawford, SO far from intending 10 re-
sign, was never spoken to on such a sub.
ject, either by Dr. Brokenbrough or any
one else, and the first intimation he had Of
the conspiracy to turn him out, was copy
of the above letter, shown 10 him by his
successor. 1t is needless 10 say that be
was turned out because he was Wing,
aud his successor turned in because he was
a Locoioco. Have all the Locofoco mem
bers Of Congress the authority 10 remeye
and appoint i-Fuyettertlic Observer.
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ANOTHER STEP OF TEE "PROGRE
SIVE DEMOCRACY

The following most extraordinary letter
from a Virginia Member Of Congress to
Dr. Peterborough Of Richmond, Va, is
published in the Richmond Wing:
"DEAR STA received your letter some time
since relative to the appointment Of Postmaster
at the Warm Springs, and waited some tue
for the arrival Of the resignation OF Mr.. Craw.
ford hu, that failing TO come, have determined
to have the change made, and have appointed
Mr. McGufTin the Postmaster at tho Warm
Springs. The Department is kind enough to
permit mo, on oil occasions, TO make any change
| desire in my district.
Respectfully yours, SC.
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TIE TARIFF BILE PASSED!
/ Nc have TO announce to our readers the
| sage Of the Tariff Bill through the Sen.
From the uncasiness manifested by
Loco Focos we anticipated different
IL. Ii was ordered To third reading
lie cao,ing vote of the Vice President
he United States, and Mr.. Jarnngin Ga
b.. voted for It's passage under lnstruc-
as from the Legislature Of Tennessee.
y the bin hus passed We say let the
90 Focos have their fll Of il. Pcun>yI-
ma Suffered herself to be deceived into
! support Of Polk aud Dallas, now let her
| IN for her folly. Mr.. Clay has been
Cd npon as the father Of tho Amer.
i system" yet they preferred another
\ q 10 him, and We see 10 way Of fully
|akening the people 70 the importance Of
|arlT giving incidental protection to 4.
|rean Industry, and forever settling the
e.llon, but the adoption Of a measure
/ vii bring ruin upon tho country.
hen an empiy treasury aud an enormous
ioaa debt is hanging over the country,
buried by the war with Mexico, then the
pie will call for q change.
Tie following is the vote On tho passage
be ball
,si Nessrs. Allen, Ashley. A,ehison. Ath
o. Bagby. Benton. Brccss. Bright. Cslhoua.
J. Chalmers. Colqudt, Dickinson. DIX. Far.
IIannsgan, Houston. Jafnaein. LeSis, Nc
r.. PsnpybAckof. Kusk. semplc, Sewer.
.a,, Taraey. wcsteot Yalce2-,
D., Memrs, Archer Bafroe. Borner, Cam
!. C,lley. J. NJ Clayton. Thomas Clayton,
|,sa. Cuucaden. DAVIS. Dayton, Evans,
sas. Harrington. Johnson Of Ia, johnson Of
Msngam, VI iIlefi Moruhoaa, y iies. Peatcc
b. Simmons. Sturgeon, Upham. Webster
|s1sfdge-27.
Frhe National Intcliigencer makes the
owing comments relative 10 this bill
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UNION COUNTY.
Court If Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Term, 1916.

Jesse Gurley, }
is. Orginal Attachment.
Stephen Whitley
Justices Execution levied on the Dcfendant's
Interest, in pa acres of land, known as The Cur
ley old mill tract.
ET appearing to the satisfaction of The Court,
4 that Stephen Whitley, the Defendant in this
case resides beyond the limits Of this State, II
is therefore Ordered, by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal,
notifying the said Defendant TO be and appear a.
the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to
be held for the county Of Union ct the Court House
in Monroe on the lst Monday in October next,
then and there to show cause why the lands levied
upon should not be sold to pay the Plaintiff debt
and cost Of suit.
Witness Hugh Stewart Clerk Of our said Court
at office the Isl Monday in July ind in the fist
yeas Of our Independence 1876
HUGH STEWART, c. C. c.
t.,
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UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Tern, l-l6.
Original Attachment.

Daniel Gurley, J
rs. Original Attachment.
Nedom Gurley.
justices Execution levied on the Defendants
interest in PA acrco Of Lands, known as the Cur.
Icy cid mill Tract.
4 T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Z that Nedom Gur!ey, The Defendant in this
case, resides beyond the limits Of this State II is
therefore Oraertd, by the Court, that Publication
be made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal,
printed in Charlotte, n c., notifying the said de-
fcndant, to be and appear at the next Court Of
Plcas and Quarter Sessions TO be held for the
County Of Union at the Court House in Monore,
the Is. Monday in October next, then and
there 10 shew cause why the lands levied upon
should not be sold TO pay the Plaintiffs debt and
cost Of suit
Witness Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our said Court.
at office the lst Monday in July and in the list
year Of our Independence lei6.
HUGH STEWART, C. C. c.
p-intpr's Foo a5 G0I fAS
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STATE or NORTH CAR0LINA,


Term, 1916.
Stephen Iiastoy,
rs. Original Attachment.
William T Rogers.
Defendant.
U r appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
a that the Defendant in this case resides beyond
the limits OF this State, Il is therefore Oriered, by
the Court, that publication be made fer six weeks
in the Charlotte Journal printed in Charlotte, N.
C., notifying the said Defendant, to be and appear
at the next Court OF Pleas and Garter Sessions to
be held for the County of Union at the Court House
in Monroe, on the lst Monday in October next,
then aud there 10 shew cause why the lands levied
upon should not be sold to pay the Plaintiffs debt
cast Of suit
Witness Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our said Court,
at Office, the st Monday in July and in the list
year Of our independence 1916.
HUGH STEWART, C.C.C.
Printers Fee SIS 62I. t4S
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Caleb J. McNulty, formerly Clerk Of
the L. S. House of Representatives, pr'-
waite in the Young Guards Of Mount Yer
non, Ohio, died on board the steamboat
Alhambra, on the 10Th ult. His remains
were buried with military honors at Hcle.
ma, Ark.
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SftpERInR COURTS.

The following is the arrangements made
by the Judges, for riding the ensuing Fall
f'ircuiis VIZ.
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Prom Tho National IatsIligsnesr.

Iiiter a period Of painful suspense We
g the unpleasant duty Of announcing to
readers tho passage II this portcnlous
asuro by Congress. Alter renewed
sain struggle on the part Of tho Wings
he Senate on Tuesday. aud surrounded
hundreds Of anxious citizens who tfem.
.ly awaited the decision. the ball was
barn TO THIRD READING IN thai body
e casting pote Of the Etce Prc4Ideaf,
saa ,hercupou forthwith read the third
md passed, by twenty cigh, yeas %
eeiy. seven ys-Mr. JARNAGIS CON.
"a aud voting cor the passage Of the
|, under Instructions from a Democratic
EisIauro, though IN opinion utterly oP-
|rd to the bill himself Every other
mH member of the Senate voted against
JiIl 50 that all the responsibilities Of
measure, aud al rs merits, sheJld Il
We to possess any, rest entirely and cx.
|avely on the Administration party. Tie
|bigs Iabored hard 10 mitigate, by amend
b., the disastrous fleets OF the measure
% the labor and industry ol the country,
| without success Tho most important
position 10 amelioratc somewhat the sc
|nly Of tic bill beng rejected also by the
|saag vote Of the Vice President. O4e
material amendment, made by the Sen.
\ aHl requiring the concurrence a tho
ise of Representatives. was submitted
hat b3dy Yesterday, au4, under the Up.
iinn Of the previous question, was con.
rfel ~.
The spirit 0t Evil, the cxaclions Of Far
/ TIC bchcsls ct tie Baltimore CouNon.
b have thu 6aaly irumphed over the
IFcrs and rcmonstfaGcps OF u betrayed
terrified people. The fatal measure
|ieh strikes ct the root Of all the indus.
/ d the country, nnd al the living cl cv-
b nan IN !, who earns his bread by The
lelt Of his brow-this mlsshapen and
|aas'rous scheme, which us friends would
4 defend, aud which even some Of them
United could 20, DC defended -thlsmcas'
|c, so pregnant Of evil, has received the
FACTION Of both Houses OF Congress, una
two days more Will become the law o.
b land. VIVA, shall we say Of an act &c
|leiensiblc aud perniclous : Tho coun
y will DO astoundcd by the news OF II
usage. Though remotely threatened witt
|, the people were incredulous. They dc
b: believe that their Representatives.
bose even most Submissive to party trnm
have the hardlhood to smH'
be country end all its interests and hope'
'Ilh so heavy and cruel blow, They
hglrded tho Resolution Of tho Baltimore
Convention as a mere brufgm iuimcn, am
he " Il me letter" us covenant OF safety
nhappy confidence Bitterly IS 1t nov
b DO repcntod aud bitter the lruItnow t.
Z reaped by those who 'ronld put thel
ta't 10 demagogues. But they suffer no
ono ; the whole country shares their sui
EHng, and mono can mock ~ their ca
hmlty." They have discovered their or
|or, too late though 1t be to avert the evil
etnol too late TO repair It. Let the who'll
Fountry rise up as one man to vlndlcate 1t
[shts and its interests. Let all unite
hose who have been deceived and thos
pho have not in one determined effort t
|souhlGw this ll.advised and do-tfuciv
lafty act. Let the cry of REPEAL,