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Kankakee & IrCqIlOis Man
ElfactSal.iHlg Company.

Capital stock 100000, acith priUilege
of Increasing The same to 500. GOO.
DuBLIC Notice is hereby given iha, The
Il Books Of subscription for capital stock Of
said Company, will be opened at The House of
Fraahiin Mitchell. in Wilmington; At the Post
Office, in Joliet; and at the House q Horace
Morse. in Lockport in Win county; and as the
fremont House. in the city of Chicago, on the
first Monday lis May next, and will continue
open for iwo weeks unlees eaid esoek shall be
sooner subscribed for, az which times and place.
all persons viii have opportunity of examining
the Charter and OK subscribing for stock hls s-f.
Shares $50 each, Five dollars will be, requir-
Upon the subscription of each Share. ea5sg 81
"A w BowEN, f. ALLEN. F MITCHELL,
JOHN WILSON, II D RIsLEY, ia CHas GARDNER,
HIsAN TopD,p PETEaSTRwART, JoHN /. WILsoN,
HENRY TRoUP, WMACHATFiELD, j WVANMEyEK.
"a, iCons7issioness TO- Teceipe Subscriptions.
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the head Of his brigade, his long arm
waving hissmen on to the charge, his
sturdy voice ringing above the clash OF
arms and din of conflict. attracted the
attention and admiration alike of the en-.
envy and Of our own army. Ga, on, he
led the columns, whose front lines melted
before the enemy's fire like snow fakes
in a torrent, and staid not their course
until, IeapiBg over the rocky barriers and
baYoneting The gunners, they drove the
enemy pell nell from the fort, delivering
a deadly fire into their ranks, from their
own guns, as they hastily retired. This
was truly gallant deed, worthy of the
Chevalier Bayard of our army, as the in
trepid Harvey is well styled. Gen. Scott,
between whom and Col. Harvey there
had existed some GOODNESS, rode up to the
Colonel after this achievement, and re-.
marked to him, "Col. Harvey, cannot
now adequately express my admiration
of your gallant achievement, but at the
proper time l shall take great pleasure
in thanking youiri proper terms" Har-
ney, with the modes:y of true valor, CAIN
ed the praise as due to his officers and
men.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


NOTICE is hereby given that the eighth
In day July next, at O'Clock F. M. l
shall offer az Public Auction the premises, the
following described lands, situated in the south
part OF VIII county ,being the real estate of Tim
othg McCa.ty deceased, TO wit: the north half
Of the north east qurter dissection FIVE. iii town
ship thTty-two north, of range ten east Of the Sd
principal meridian. Also 9pacres being all that part
of the south west fractional quarter of section six,
in township thirty-two nor,h, of range ten east
of ting third principal meridian, which lies on
The east side of Forked Greek acknowledging she
natural bed OF the creek 70 be the division line
thereof. The last mentioned piece being mostly
timbered land, may be sold in lots TO salt pur-
chasers. The former being choice prairie with
40 acres under the pillow and fehced, IS valuable
iot Immediate use. - elsg
TERMS OF SALE-One half pHyable-in sin, and
the remainder in fen M nths-the whole to
De secured by bond and mortgage, according to
law, sks J.BARNETF, Adm'r
q of the estate of Timothy McCaFtYs decd
Wilmington, May 10, 1877. s. Wss 5
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CLOTH DRESSING

None botths best worknsn will ne employed.
Any person going 10 chicago, from the central
or southern part OF the Stale, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes, to ensure a
continuance OF patronage, is to once have man
patronize him. Wool can be sent By water up the
Illinois rivers directed to J. A. Matteson, Joliet
Will CO., TO the care of MIR. Abrams, Peru, Ill :,
and 1t will be forwarded, where cloth will be pui
up i'll neat and safe manner. according 10 the
above terms and sent in return to any part of the
State, without troubling the owners 10 accompany
ii. 81 ]. MA FTESON.
N. B. Persons coming from distance with
quanti;Fof Noolso be carload or ma nufa ctured
il obliged 60 stay over night. shall be to 40 sx
pense. ,ss ]. A. VI.
Joliet, March 22d, le47.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

TENHE SuDscRIBER lie duly constituted Agent
A for the Betna and Protection Insurance
Companies, Of Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
pared TO take Ere risks, on all descriptions OF
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Farniture, &c.
These companies are go favorably know through
cut America as te make comments aItd relernaAces
unnecessary. ~ -.
Application for Insurance will be receivod
through S. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet, and Norton
s. Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey of build
ings will be taken at the risks of the above COM
panies. q. ). HUBBARD, Agt.
Office, South Water Street.
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J COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats of the county of Win
are requested to meet in their respective
precincts, at the usual places of holding
elections, on the first day of June next, at
5 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to attend . convention to be
holden at the Comt House, in Joliet, on
Wednesday the 9th day of June next, to
nominate candidates for county officers
TO be voted for at the next August elee-
ton. sae SEQ
The different precincts are entitled to
the following number of delegates. in ac-
cordance with resolution passed at the
La Gnn
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Econ the ST. Louis Union.


Tho Era quotes the following choice
naorceau for the purpose of showing that
Democrats are DESTROYS of injuring Tay-
lor by its publication. 1t gives it curren-
Hcythrough its columns, however whilst
censuring others for referring to it. 1t
was the expression of a whig-used by
him for the purpose of giving vent TO his
rage a1ainst Taylor for winning victories
in the waragainst Mexico. Similar Ian.
guage was common among northern
wings few months ago-prior TO the
origin of the Taylor movement as the
only resource for sinking Whiggery.
Having called forth general Indignation
to their inveterate hostility to the honor
of American arms, northern Wings seized
upon Taylor's mantle to conceal their
sins from the public eye. This is the
way they talked not many months ago.
We extract from the Era:
General Taylor raises babies for the
market, and makes merchandise of his
fellow mon! Has hundred mothers,
with or without their babies, for sale in
the shameless, furnishes creole virgins
for the bells of New Orleans. and riots
on the ruin of souls, for whom the Man of
Sorrows died"
Tie author of the foregoing is the
Wing Secretary Of State OF New Hamp-
shire--a man elevated by the Wing party
Of that State to prominent office. He
spoke the foregoing as expressive of the
hostility Of his political friends towards
the war and all concerned in its prosecu.
ton. The Wing Senator from that State
urged the recall Of Taylor to this side of
the Rio Grande, and Corwin wished him
left without reintorcemsnts or supplies.
Such was northern Wiggery, ui,lil the
voice of public condemnation was heard.
Ithad sought to create an abolition tenn.
pest by shouting vociferously about a
slavehoiding President, slavholding
war, and q slaveholding General
No language was then too opprobrious
for their purposes, in and out of Congress
Now, torsooth, they would obliterate the
record Of their past acts; but their deeds
and words are treasured Up. The mantle
ofno patriot is broad enough to cover
such political offences as they committed.
The Era published Cerwin speech, and
we believe, extracts from Giddings' also
! If found no response in Missouri--thanks
to the patriotism of Eeur. people! 1t then
became suddenly zenamored of Gen. Fay
!or; ard is now trying TO manufacture
party cap;tal,out ofthe very war it pre-
viousiy denounced. Such hnnabuggery
is too paIpab;e for men of common dis.
cernment. Those who really cherish
Taylor's fame, shrink from seeing it thus
defled in the hands of men bursting with
venom that his laurels are won in right
eous war which they oppose.
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Tie Railroad 10 the Pacific

Leaving the Mississippi river, about
TOO miles above the city ofNew Orleans,
the distance from thence TO theeexceflent
harbor of San Diego. on the Pacific, will
moi be found to differ much from 1900.
Or, taking the city of New Orleans as
the starting point, and continuing the
road up the banks of the Mississippi, to
point from which it would be necessary
to diverge across the country, the distance
or length Of railroad would be about 1900
miles. On either superstition New Or.
leans would be the great depot on this
side. Crossing the State of Louisiana,
the railroad would then pass over the
better part of the State of Texas to the
vicinity Of FL Passo, on the Del Norte.
From this vicinity there is already prae-
teal wagon track 3 across the mountain
range to the valley of the Gila thence
down the valley ofthis river to the Colo
RADIO of California bay; thence across to
San Diego. The whole Of this route is
known. Nearly all of it has been trav-
erse1 by our troops, accompanied by off
GERS ofiour enterprislng corps oftopogra-
phical engineers, whose opinions, wefun-
defs,and, are decidedly in favor of the
practicaLiIity ofthe route-being through
out exempt from serious difficulties, and
passing through country capable OF
sustaining dense population Washing
ton Union. a -. ss.,
GLa Vega and his associate pris-
oners are on their parole in Vera Cruz,
aud intend to remain there.
The Mexican guerilla parties have al.
ready commenced their work,and twenty
one of our soldiers have been killed by
them. A party of American infantry were
attacked by them-they charged the Ran.
cheros, who on the first fire fed. One
/ American was killed.
A letter to the Delta, dated May 18th
states that the Mexican Government has
soliciled the mediation 10 put an end tc
j the war ss sis es,,es.
Santa Anna is about 40miles from We.
ra Cruz, with 1000 men, threatening tc
march in and sack the city.-Rereille.
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aqeblTO FARM ERS.
1e or $50 JOLIET
WOOlIen Factory.

The Subscriber win keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT OF cloth ofhis OWL Manufacture which
he proposes TO exchuhge for wool. He will give
one yard CT good heaey cloth for two and haf
pounds ofgood lean wool of the same quality;
or he will work wool upon shares as follows: give
one h4ii the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts per yard from tie customer upon his
half, or all that the wool makes by receiving thir-
ty.eight cents pei yard for manufacturing. He
viii al omunufacturc for ustomer rs BL ANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as we'll as SA1i
NETT & FULLCLOTH
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtas Of an
order of the " i'll county circuit COURT win cfer
FOR sale, at public sictio1, at the National Hole
in Joliet, OF Saturday the 10th day of July next,
between tie hours of 10 O'Clock, A. n. and 5
&C oc&, P. NJ, the following described prop ,st ,
being part of the real es,ate of which William r..
AtweIl, lAts of said county, died seizedi TO wit:
Let one (l) in bloc. seventeen I7), School Sec
ton Additlon to Joliet.
Terms made known at the time AZ the sale.
ALANSON GRANGER,
Joliet, May 25, l647. Administrator.
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Young Ladies', and Misses,
SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. a. I'M. FITLLER

.
"T ILL open School fer Young Ladies'
w and Misses in the School RouIn now oc-
cupiod by Mr. M'ln,osh, in East Joliet, on
Monday, the l9th day of April next
IL viii be the aim OF the Teacher TO mske eye-
~ principle thoroughly understood. and 10 ad :
vance the pupil as East as is practicable, with
regard TO Iseir oIs interest," and the Lest culture
Of the mind, which the Several aep@itnents of the
School will embrace
~AN I'll HDAHSS0
PRIMARY DEPAR rMENF- Orthograpar,-
Reaiing, Writing, Geography, PaIley's Fits
Book Of History.
JUNIOR CLASS Botany, Natural Pliioso-
ply, PhisFeiogy, Arithmetic, Modern an3 An
cient History ant GsaRss4Sr,
SENIOR CLASS-Watts or .,ae Mind,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Eo&ic, MeIai
Philosophy
TH
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT S7,O6
JUNIOR CE.A$S 800
SENIOR CLASS SEQ
H~HSME A SO
French Language, $aOG
Drawing and Painting, each, sou
Jolie,, March Is, l047.
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0rFor the information of Strangers.

II : or Lauds OF wishing 10 purchase Govern
ueni Lands, will please call on :. Woolley Jr.s
in Joliet, nearly opposite the Eagle Taysrn, where
particular descripii ons of Lands or iowa Lot9
can be sver BY IN. subscriber for tho Couhtiss Of
Cook, Win, lroquois. Grundy, Kendall, and Id
Sale, and he has on hand maps, a true copy 81
Record, in nearly all thes counties.
JEDDIAH wOObLEY. j.. 2
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY viltue Of q decree of the Iroqaois Circuit
ID Court at the April Term, lS47, l shall ex.
county. on Sd day of July next, between the
hours of ten A. NJ, aud 4 P. M, the following
described lands, to wit: E II of E H of Sc quar-.
ter, section. No II, E H of E II of NE quarter.
section No ID, L H of NV quarter of section
No (l2)welve, SW quarter of section No (l2)
twelva and the w II of the NV quartet of sec
ton No (l3)thi teen; all in township No 81 N,
range west of the third principal meridian, nit
being the lands OF Marcus Thomas, deceased:
for the purpose of adjusting the legal demands
against said Estate. The whole of said land
will be sold, it not being situated so as to- admit
Of division without prejudice to the interest of
the Heirs.
Terms made kpnvvn on the day of sale. ea
JOSEPH THOMAS, Admir-.
MAY I3,h IS47.
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NEW GOODS

~ P. MCDONALD, has lately purchased
AAS and now offers 70. sale, Broad Cloths,
Cassimers's, CasiHsIs's, vessisgs. Bed Ticking,
Fiannels, Calicoes, Aiapacas, Muslin Deiains,
Diapers, Cambicks, Ginghams. checks, irish Lin.
men, BlCdehed Stirring, Sils Hkfs. Linnen do cot.
ton do, Shawls, Buckskin Gloves and Mitts, Boots
and Shoes; Ladies' Hose and Slippers, Coffee.
Tea, Molasses, &c.
In payments will be iaken wheat, Oats, Corn,
Potatoes, Butter. cheese, &c. The public gener-
ally, and Farmers especially, are invited to cali
and examine for themselves.
Joliet. March %, I647.
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TARIFF OFF
&RooEkfEs9

SMITH & MATHER hive now in store and
ready for the inspection of their friends, and the
public, largo md SeasoBahle Stock Of Fresh
Groceries orevsry variety, at lowest pflcss. They
assure their friends that IL is their interest to
call and examine their stock and prices, as thny
are determined 10 cell, and be undeIsolh by none
il prices done suit, don't bdy. slow Prices ant
sule pIofis," is their motto.
Bluff Street, Vest joliet, d few rods north Of
the National Hotel.
s. ID. SMITH s. Z. MATTER
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Many ofthe above have valuable improvements
OF them, for sule Reasonable terms. Also
ether tracts and lots for sale. Enquire Of
s. w. BOWEN, General Land Agef:,
March, ls47. joliet, III.
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FOO SHAWLS now opeaing and for !,
HUI Sale at loves Stoto
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Gperm OH Warrentsd Pure al LOVES on
~ Chicago Sc. $50 1ag,sEe9 as.ss 16i4.
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MIAIRRIIBDs

At Jackson's Grove, Will Co., % the
18th inst, by Elder d. Nicholson, Mr..
GEORGE MCNUTT and Miss SARAH
RANTz. ~.
At Channahon OF the 10Th inst, by the
Rev. w. w. Dean, Mr.. GEoRGH TRYoN
to Miss HANNAH BUEL. 81
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IrOauok psn1eeralis canssmisnl I

The Democrats Of the several pre-
eihets in the county Of froquois, are re.
quested to meet in their respective
precincts on the 9th day of June next, at
a o'clock Pm. ,for the purpose Of electing
Delegates to attend County Convention
to be held at the Court House, in Middle.
port, on the 18th day of June next, TO
nominate candidates for the different
county offices which are to be filed at
the ensuing August election.
The following are the number of dele
gates 10 which each .preelnct is entitled:
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A Choice los. Young Hyson, Guupowdsr q ng
IA Imperial Tea at NIatteson's
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Col. HARNEx,--This officer acted no
bly, at Cefro Gordo. The New Orleans
EeIta's account is as follows: =, ''..N
The most serious. enterprise was that
Of Twiggs, who advanced against the
main. fort that commanded the Cerro.
Nothing can be conceived more difficult
than this undertaking. The steep and
rough character Of the ground, the con-
slant fire of the enemy in front, and the
cross Gre ofthe forts aud batteries which
6hfladed our lines, made the duty as
signedto Gen. Twiggs one of surprising
difficulty. Nothing prevented eur men
from hsing utterly destroyed but the
steepnsss Of the ascent under which they
could shelter. But they sought no shell.
ter, and onward rushed against hail
storm Of balls and musket shot, led by The
gallant Harvey, whose noble bearing
elicited the applause Of theawhole army.
His conspicuous and stalwart frame 4,
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Tariff
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ENTITY lbs. MaFshaits patient Line ThYeat
fof sale By tie pound, az Mast eson's
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-21
NEW AND MOST EXPEDITIONS LINE

To P,ney Point and The other landings the Potomac,
and TO persons D1shng an agreeable excursion by the
Chesapeake bay TO Baltimore.
axnTysn THE public is hereby advised that on and
after Monday the 9th instant, the quick and
beautiful steamer POWHATAN will semi-weekly, in
connexion with the steamer AUGUSTA, between the
mouth of Aqua creek, Pney Point and Baltimore
Passengers by the Augusta leaving Washington or
Alexandria at 81, m, Mondays and Thursdays,
rive Mt Aqua creek about IL where they take the
rior steamer Powhatan arriving at Pney Point between
and g. p. The Powhatnn thence proceeds Baiti-
more, where she arrives by 4, the next morning.
Returning, the Powhatan will leave Baltimore p. m.
Tuesdays and Fridays. Passengers by her breakfast
Piney Point and arrive at Aqua creek by r. m where
they take the mail steamer Augusta and arrive Aexan-
dria by A and at Washington by p
The Powlatan will take in and put out passengers all
the landings on the Potomac
Passage and fare between Washington Alexandria and
Piney Point, and return S3 90
Passage to any other landings the Potomac be.
low Aqua creek 2 30
Passage between Washington Alexandria and
Baltimore, (including meas) with the privilege of
returning the next day Mt charge of 81 only 3 90
For further particulars apply TO Capt j. w. Rodgers on
board the Augusta, or to
GEO MATTINGLY Agent.
Jupe3 0-JoW
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To Hon. J. HoUGHroN
Maine.

From the Augusta Age, July IT,
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS an adjourned meeting
of democratic members of the legislature holden at the
State house Thursday evening, choice was made Of
Hon. H. Hamn and Hon Chas. Holden, as delegates at
large to the next democratic national convention for the
choice OF candidates for President and Vice President
Some contrarety OF opinion existed among the mem
bers to the eypedcncy Of electng delegates at this time
portion of the members of the opinion that the
day for the meeting OF the convention remote and
the state OF pubcopnlon unsettled as to amp particular
candidates for those high offices, that IT would be better
to defer the choice until the next session OF the egsa
irc, leave them to be selected in other manner,
after full development of public sentiment had
been obtained.
On the other hand, large majority OF the opinion
that, although public sentiment was entirely unsettled
men, still according to the usages of the party and as
matter OF convenience, II was better TO proceed TO
choice now and leave the delegates selected to be
olled in their action by such manifestations of public
sentiment as may be hereafter made; all concuning in
the opinion that Maine is not prepared disposed at
this time to commit herself to- nor to express any pre-
ference for any individuals to be supported candidates
either for President Vice President That whole ques-
ton left open, and properly So for the consideration OF
the people.
Sch we understand to be the unanimous opinion of all
the republicans in the legislature With these views, the
convention proceeded to the election of delegates while
act at all in the premises
committee raised TO draught acknowledgements
oil the views OF the convention upon the political topics
OF the day. 10 report to adjourned meeting which will
be held on Monday evening next The discussions
carried in concatory spirit and though difference
of opinion existed as to the better to be pursued
no unkndness OF feeling mani Tested felt In any
quarter.
Hereafter il is TO be hoped that in canvassng the quail
lcatons OF different prominent citizens for the exalted
Office OF President, such of Cancellation will be
pursued and maintained, as will leave all entirely free
express their preferences and to feel that they
are to be either prescribed or treated harshly
quence OF their individual opinions. Such course is
right IN ITSELF and is The only course that wM coad,lce to
harmonious and united action.
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From the N. Orleans Pcayune, July ~
The Diario del Gobierno of the o5ih nit contained
Al oaI.,.a,;a, os f,a-.I -. =. IL T,a,forn;ons
he P'ociaiaioii VI uene'a Nearby ~ tae Saio' ,''
from which copied Ell NaclOnah the Official ga
zette of the free and sovereon State of pueba publish
:, :, p.Il =, c.. En- 81 49,. no haaa- aa.,,
:" a. uepia- u 10 inc HE onei"i '"Nen "" $500 !.
that General keany had been allowed by the naval OIL
6cers On the Pacific station TO enter upon the discharge
r -. -N-- W. ,r,ard :, ,ranslo,;o,,
y, ms iuneuolo as so'ei"oi' w "fi' " ~
OF his address
PROCLAMATION
= $500 ~, =. ,,o,.,
To iHA r. rr', -, e , N'A
Inc fresden, OF ing ui''eu .,.aes nasis s ni
the undersigned me c'v on oai'oia, ne ~
topromote as ia as possible me interests oil Inc country
ana 49, well pe''k o. ~ s h ;s A., p.;,., -, -.
ne unoelslkneu y ihsuc eo ~ s "
sPec anu 70 Ploec' uie reel ms uoiis VI ~
70 1ake cary that io eheious lgnts o. us arc
secured ~ Ine most ample manner, SINCE e CONSTITUTION
~ se cneeo states Elbows 10 every no psr
lese VI worsh'Pmg ms ofeaor III wnaeVel manner MS
co ns may aicta'ei ,,, ~, -
nc - also - Pio,'c' .lie peso
anu pIoiay y. my qu,l' a. W me
ouy asa'iis' e"i anu 10y e''1}y, loe'k OF
a ~ .o| ~ ~ .io ~ ~, ia, ms M
.a'iois nv US ''aii s u"y ueua'u me i,hhc,i. OF
nese ne lhvles mem 10 use ielr best Efforts
Scoiu anu 70 "ainu'h 'he n"'hory anu eicacy Oh e
'aMs ,..., ..... - w., 60.
~ - ue uesiIe uho 'tt"u1h ol uic ShiHu STATES 10
procure 'of Saioa as speedy as possoie' Tree govern
hen IKE mat OF tneir own ieroiies hey WIN very soon
s,ic io hnoaus " eAetciae he rights VI hee cu~eiis
IN The choice Of their own Representatives who may enact
such laws as ,hey deem pest adapted 10 her interests anu
wes1Ihg put unt ms taxes place. the laws actaiy IN
existence which are not repughant 10 te constitution Oh
e uhited sates WIN commune III 'ofce un ,ey are re-