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Cleared.
Seamship-Europa, (Br) Lott, Halifax and Liverpool Gu
shirsOnward, Chase Iiv rpocl Nemith Walsh Cotton
Bsrk-Martin Brett Whitman, St Jhn NF Brett
Bries-Sarah McGnyery Demerars Buck Frances Hall
Central AmsIiea Cothea STAR smith, San (Cuba
Atkins Blow Br) Dawson, Windsor Ms, Soule, whitney
schs-swan, Smith, AttakapAs La MoCready Co. idea
Young York River Va VIM Sidney, shelby York Sich
ord Law Chapter Baltimore Emily johnson, do; ColliA
CAVE, fhIaoelphisi O Lamar sborn Boston.
II Borden, Demineer, Fall River.
Arrived.
Steamship Souberner Berry Charleston go hourr mdsc
sn0rd Iuesob Co ship sullivan arrived at Charleston
on Saturday, Sunday anged Signals with shin
Columbia boz nd to Chereston Monday exchanged signals
ship Gaonne ,o Myers Rotterdam ~ days with
nde and ls7 seerae Joel Wolfe. 9Th inst
~ Ion ~ 3D. spoke brig Isabella Of and from Quebec 81 DAYS out
did net learn wie hound making 10 inches every hour
red away jibb,om. ,plit Jih and ayIg jib :.
Bark MIMI Got Bspsor) Reed Marei Cuba, l6 days with
British brig Bsnn. Card Pictou Ms Il day. with coal 70
sclu Ann Maria Jones, kewberp, NC, 4 days
scir Dolphin, Latham, New bern, Nc, days
Sclr IeborrI, Robbins " arlington. Nc, bdaya.
SER iI.tchliss, te'ris Virginia, daya
selr Liti. Tom hickman, Virginia, 2days.
roii Euit turth Decker ViIginih, days
SER an pi n, JOIN ION, Virgins, z days
sor Wave S.eIlinp Virrinis days
sclr Gn Bhs Fsi viFi.s, 2dsys
foli Btrcer = rd.al. Virginia days.
sof thtr's smith v'vnia 2dsls -,
Solir spniuo' Roiertp hrdcrtnu, Virpinia days
sir AMI nLcr trdicntt, vipiniA days.
sclr Ibeie, Bird, Virginia. days
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now living in ouI haibor have ordered these pumps,
and he is also preparing Ia suppl, number oi or
ders for ship buildt - But the stream pump rs
perfect dtlure. and vii AXE the place OF every
Other KIND of . Mp for dy docks, and wherever
the raising If l. &c rodlts 81 waller Is required.
Two men, nain.d Michael Mullgan and John
Oliver, We v. sicrday arrested, on the charge 4
breaking into t1t b" ~ 1T Mrs Christina Plum
m,r and orirmrru e To violate her. They were
committed for
Mr. Faueu AID Mr. Jameson are drawing fine
houses TAI tbt Fioht street theatre.
Mr. Owens as Us al, is doing fine business at
fhc Museum
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MARTIAL.

On Monday, the 25th inst, at DR.. Rabineaus Place,
Bergen Point, by the Rev Mr. Romano, Mr.. LEWIS
nn ., S Of 70
the city of New York.
At Washington City. on the Goth inst, in ST. Mat
thew's Church by the Rev James Dinelan, CLAUDE D.
BLANCHARD, Of New Orleans, to MEDIA A. ANDERSON,
of the former place
At Montreal on the goth inst, at the residence Of
the BRIDES father by the Rev Digby Campbell. the
Right Hon the EARL OF ENROL, hereditary Grand
High Constable ant knight Msrischal Of Scotland to
ELIZA AMELIA, eldest daughter of Major General the
Hon. Charles Gore, Z. B., Commanding in Canada
East,
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Passengers Arrived .

steamship soutterntrCapt pedrlcl and l,dv
ofebez and hdy Mrs Jcne Mrs st Armand Mcsrs Sim
ntnt Doctor Ford Remain. DIR II Byrne MrnforI
nsNms,o, e,sns Whesn tsasc Bryan, HD cskifi
- mctnh VIM Burnes Graves Thomas N Blosnt Ciny
yhn nt eSilbotsn and son u chancellor flss ,isni
" DhwHn, Niohoas Hail Jas NaltettI In Tho
1911 Sip Garonne-k'v " j Huddinp Of Croninr
N'h ,otlc ,ut OF hrrserap Hiss Ocrruds 10
im'h tici krard Mrs JohHunas Lhout Mia St,y,
J. o. Mrard Mrs N Germs and 4 chdrsa 49, ss r 49,
Mia kefuf-l!7 In tie eteersgo "' """" " q" ""'pS
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Weekly port Of Deaths

TENDER to the sd day of September. lS4S.
Men. GO; Women. 49, Boys. 70; Girls. 73 Total 26l.
Abscess j; apopleay 81 asthma. atrophia Il bleeding q
beeGns from stomach burned or scalded bronchitis
casualties D; cholera niantum collie,
2 convusons, III Group 8; congestion iive debility 81
darrl drory droIsy in the head 5 dr,py the chest
J. drowned dysenery. 2 sip las q fever bilious
yeI pueIIerai fever remitteot o fever scarlet fever
typhoid, ]; fever yphuA fever fever
heart disease Of hopping cough Inflammation Of BRAIN
Inflammation of bowels inflammation Of chest l; Inflammation
Of ae heart inflammation Of lungs 10; inam alton OF
semach p Inflammation Of liver aundce marasnus Isl
old palsy premature birth, l. scrouls q small pox,
spinal dease, j. eide, Il schrru j; teething 2
tetapus, 2; liberation Of throat ].
Age-Under year, 81 to years. 81 2to s. "a; to TO-
To- ~ to ~ Oto 80 & 30 to 40 n; 10 to 60 Is 80 to co. IA
o. TO TO- 3; ~ tn ~ 4; so to 30 6; 90 to 100. l.
Pisces offatvy-United States l6g Ireland 49, England
Scotland Geimanyll Denmark switzerland British
sessions in North America West Indies Portugal,
known, ].
From Hospital Bellevue, PententiAry Hospital Black
wells Island, 2; Small Pox do do, q Lunatc
Wards Island Ra IS Island. g. City Hospital g. City
Prison. Aims House. Blackwells Island Il Colored Home
Colored persons, A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
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nARITIME INTELLI aENCE !.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE..

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, will con
fer favor upon us by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Neo Ysrk Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our steamer the Nrws
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi.
cinity Of Sandy Hook. Thoce bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, win confer additional
hvor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
or otherwise ship news or papers that may be deem
Cd OF interest to tho community We will gladly
ciprooste the favor
Port Oh New York, September ~, ls48.
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FHILApELPHiA, Sept 20, 1910.
The Chester Bank Robbery-.aboiition Excitement
among the misunderstanding, &c.
Another arrest has Teen made Of person impli-
Gated in the Chester county bank robbery apd the
list is now believed be nearly complete the trials
will probably, soon be commenced. Benjamin Pratt
was brought the city yesterday from Mercer county
Penn.ylvania whore he had lately been rurazipg for
the purpose OF evadipg the pursuit which he knew
on foot
The "spir moved ultra abolitionst named Elijah
Z Pennypscker give expression to his anti slavery
feelings yesterday morpipg, In the Hckslte FRIENDS
meeting in Cherry street, creating somewhat OF SEN
eaton thai staid I'D sober sect He inveished
with considerable bitterness against certain Fri. nds
the h, v.s Who's. tores gruaned with the wsght OF
goods which H. product Of robbery and the LASH
Two of tn. elders elt that his remarks applied to
them urged hi refrain, while others were anxious
that n. should proceed The scene was, however
brought to Close by the usual signal for dispersal
being given
Charleston on Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, In
fort, min. houis from Philadelphia, having lett her
pier below Ch.suut street on THURSDAY afternoon,
At 4 o'clock Ihis ~ believed TO be unprecedented
The new st-sm.r Baltimore, built here for the Bati-
more and Fr,der ck burg Steamboat Company takes
her departure TO morrow evening for the South. She
will run between Baltimore and Acquia Creek, under
the command Of Capt. Charles Gu1neu, VINO mas
superinte pdeo h-r bundiDg and fitting out
The story Of curious d-velopme mt In crime said to
have been ELECTED the confession Of convict
named Russell in most OF the city newspapers
tins MOI mir to be false report IL was said
that thie convict had declared tnat Two accompnces
who had been convicted through his evidences OF the
Hempton robbery. entueiy innocent OF the crime
and thrt he had peIjured himself by swearing against
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One ship, unknown.


Packet ship Sheridan. Liverpool ships Liberty, do; Howes
Cork "esttais Buenos Ayres Arkansas New orelaE bark
Thets ke~p. CAlindo, Campeschy; Montauk Galveston
M g krsto dix Pussnt Cork Demarara Genera
Wilton Mobile; Lady Of the Lake. Bermuda.
SErTEsn.a 26-Wind. at sunrise, NNwj meridian, NNW
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solr John : Hare. vcorha. 8. Virginia. 2diyA
schr f.llr. Poet Nnrinis, , da, 8
scLr Frsiois Bodine, Predmoie, yiryn o, 2dayH
scir lUtOinac. thilnres Ri-buord 4 days
sclrr = AteI Lawrence, Nichmoad 2a,vs
Schr My H. nan Prrdmoie, kichmoud, d.ys
Schr Enufo, Demares'. BsnmOio Sdays
Sclr yirlinian NichersOn. '.sltimore, 9dayA
Schr Ann ldine Homer, BALTIMORE. 4 dayS.
Sclr Roe -eaman, Balnmrre days
Sc,r Gen Marion. 5 lille i,aitincr-, Il days.
scbr Iewin. Jenkins baltimore dnye.
Schr BriEautium. Gray, Cherryfsii 10 days
ScLr Calot, Niekcrson. Boston
Scnr Fotos. Chace Yaunouth.
Sohr ncpieEuma. Bailey, Nareham.
Schr Is Brown. Richards. New London.
Schr -, (psw) AIplehy, Stony Brook
Sioop Tnomas Hawkins, -, Providence.
Sloop Aurora, Ravens, Norwich.
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THE suPRRME COURT.

The House of Representatives found itself en-
gagged on Monday in the discussion of subject Of
much more than common importance, in the form
of bill to authorize the Supreme Court to hold its
sittngs for tWo continuous gears, for the purpose
of disposng, if possible, of all the business which
has accumulated upon its docket; the Judges to be
relieved from circuit duty during that period Of
time, unless in cases deemed necessary to be made
exceptions, and to have power to adjourn from time
to time, and to hold their sttings atsuch times and
with such intervals as the pressure Of business
may permit and require.
After debate, and the refusal Of motion to lay
the bill upon the table, il was amended By limiting
the term to one gear, and in this shape was PASSED
by the House and sent to the Senate for concurrence.
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Sxtythc railroad projects before the Legislature
Of Massachusetts, among which is from the Hon. George
Grinne and others, for railroad from Greenfield to some
point on line of New York Vermont in the town
Of Wlamsown This is designed part Of another rail-
road from the Hudson river Boston AT Greenfield
will connect with railroad already proydedo and princ
paly in operation, via Fchbug Boston while at the west
is designed to be extended by charter from New York
from the western line Of Massachusetts, Troy The route Is
difficult but probably than that Of the Western
railroad At Greenfield, Connecticut rvc the route OF
the proposed road forty miles north Of the Western
from which river going ea the two routes gradually
converge. The road il constructed will be twenty miles
shorter than the Boston and Albany road and the grades we
believe viii be the whole shorter though along the Hoosc
mountain they will be sixty feet to the mile 1t oo proposed
60 through this Ivy tunnel four miles long but
this idea, we believe, has been abandoned
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!. SANTA ANNA,s RErrREMENr.

There is no reason to doubt Says the New Or
leans Dela) the truth of the report brought by the
Edith, that the great Mexican, whose energy has
sustained this war and communicated whatever Of
vgor has characterized the defence of Mexico, had
received his passports from our Commander in
chief. and ere this has arrived in Vera Cruz on his
way to foreign parts. A gentleman now in this city
saw the letter TO General TwIGos from General
ScoTT, directing the former to allow Gen. SANTA
ANNA to depart in peace from Vera Cruz. The
retirement Of SANTA ANNA is dea,h.blow TO The
war party.
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Mr.. Senator Dow has received letter from Col PEnsi-
rgR r. SAiTn, the Gvenor Of Mckee, Of the 9th Of Feb
ruay who recommends the adoption Of the treaty in very
urgent terms He believes was made in good faith by the
existing Government which, he says, without the assistance
OF ratification the part OF the United States and the pres
ge would afford political Affairs in Mckee, capnot stand
weeks He says army Of eighty thousand men would
be necessary continue operations and that il cannot be
maintained by contributions the enemy, as the resources
Of supply arc necessarily diminished by the increase Of
force. II should retire. he conempatcs an army of TWEEN
" thousand men, four divisions necessary :, hold the
county adopted The present Government is liable to pro-
nuncamentoe and all the other paaphernaa readily
poyed by Mexcans overthrow authority, For this
he advocates the treaty and, further, because he thinks
other Government be established that will be sufficiently
strong to treat The letter read to the CORES
poadenes Of The North American.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE LAST oF MR.. ADAMS IN THIS cITY.

THE LAST OF MR.. ADAMS IN THIS CITY.
Under the escort of numerous committee OF
Members Of tile House Of Representatives, the mortal
remains Of the venerable and distinguished Elk
President ADAMS wereon Monday,s at ten o'clock
placed in car set apart for that purpose and con-
veyed hence to the city of Baltimore, on their way
to their last abode on earth.
On their arrival at Baltimore, every demon
stration of respect paid to the memory Of this
great and virtuous man.
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FROM VERA CRUZ.

BY way of New Orleans we have dates from Vera
Cruz to the 2lst ultimo. There is nothing later
from the city Of Mexico.
The most interesting item Of intelligence consists
OF run,or that SANTA ANNA is about to leave his
country. and for this purpose expected to reach
Vera Cruz in four five days. II is stated that he
is provided wilma passport granted by the Mexican
Government and countersigned by Gen. Scorr.
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Official announcement has been made in England chang
ing the days Of sailing of the English The sailing
days from America Of the above s,e,ner from Boston and
New York will be changed from Saturday "Wednesday,
commencing on "Wednesday, the 9Th Of April instead Of
urday the sth No alteration will take place in the sailing
days from Liverpool which will continue 10 be Saturday The
weekly sanes viii from Liverpool on the s,h Of
April and from America on the 4th OF May.
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AT Fire which occurred at New Yoik last Saturday
morning, and which consumed some eight ten buildings
three children all persisted in the flames Of their dwelling.
The mother, Mary Ann Welsh, badly burn, she
died the next day The facts elected before jury
make evden, that this hear,rendng catastrophe the
result Of a drunken quareh
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MAniSEs.-A body Of one hundred and eighty-on fine
looking fellows, belonging to the marine corps LEFT the Pba
delphia navy yard Saturday morning for New York.
Their destination the Ihmus Of Tehuanepec, under
mand Of Lieut.. Watson. Philadelphia paper.
What business have they there, Is our Presi-
dent going to lay the foundation Of new war be-
fore he has disposed Of the old one Nm Intel.
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Nrw.mx Now Jersey, affords probably one Of the
ampes in the country Of the advantages e Manufacture
town. In 1896 Newark had only population Of SOY in
babtans now It's population amounts to about 80 900
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EASTERN RAILROADS.

RAILROADS IN MASSACHUSETTS ADJOINING
STAIEs-We derive the following table of railroad statistics
Through the Journal Of Commerc) from the Boston Trans
cript
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Tho ship Minnesota, Of 500 TORS Captain Arn n adver
tsed ia the louisville Journal to sail direct from that place
Liverpool the ith instant ship Of 500 tins, built,
Manned and frcighted 900 miles inland from the
In truth this is becoming great country
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The Chicago Daily Tribune says that David Kcnnison
one Of the survivors OF the party who made dish
tea Boston harbor living in that city at re ~a.sncet
age Of ia years.
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The State Democratic Convention of PENNsYL-
WANNA. which met at Harrisburg on Saturday last,
nominated the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN (now Secre-
tary of State their preferred candidate for the
office of President Of the United States at the next
election. The vote OF the Convention was as fol-
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sh v load for Boston; brig waioot Eorhsn for New York
AnsAop, ChAon, (rom Gihaltarl for pamore; Jane
Pierce frcm Gibraltar eeh.s heght expected 70 load or
yorA or Philadelphia 9th, Maria Baker Boston, Stb brig Ara
lin, Bower, Charleston.
Oct 'sBask NsrcelA. irshsm for New Yerk.
lSs two Er risc do do adv ship ao Winner (expecsd I'm
Cere 0esn Tonka toreisp) for dol Inca lforsgn)
for 1ork.
NrwcAsrLE Oct G-Bak Lennon. Howes for Boston coon
Rio CRAEpE, previous to Aug 2Brg Su,an. Campbell B.
tmoIe atout Nav 23 via Rio Janero chr Adolfo Goshe
Baltimore. out May 2o,h
ST. MARTINS Oct lSShp General Berry, Patterson, Tor
Hampton Reads, days.
YouoHAL, i9-Brg Triumph, Burt from Boston. dishs
would Air, and proceed to ticy.
ZAnTE 2-Ba,k on Marston, hence via Malta,
sept Quarantine losdirg would sA for Smyrna in or
days to com plete her CARO- for Bcston
Home POrts.
BosroN Nov Arr ship Palmyra, Bync, Cardiff bark ksp.
Ter, Pearson Liverpool Delaware Foster Philadelphia
Blodget Lorirg st Martins; brig Gulnare Films Ne Orleans
Lowell Baker Richmond ALPINE Harrison, PhiIa ielpta
Csmbridg Lacy York; Achorn Crockett, do Te!eaphed
Banks By ron Manila Albion tBrG brig Hot Sig
bark and brigs Cid, ships Isaiah Crowe, Kley,
Calcutta; Snbeam, insor Liverpool Crom
vel Barrier Orleans Marcia Ceaves Wilson, Mobile; Ma
Davis Baltim Br bark James st harys s.
tvs Edw Henry, Ellis Pernambuco and market Cordela
Covpeop adj Mara Pierce st Jago; brgs Su Cur
rier Parker Mays China Studey Philadelphia schrs
Fisher Orleans Syda Stevens Norfolk Louisiana
Ryder Palestine Ryder do; Rainbow Rogers Richmond
AAppeton Hamilton, New York; Croton Chase do Friend
Bslett do.
BEDFORD Nov 3AIr chrs Cornslia Young New York.
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vea,hsr on ts Passage: naiDmast s.iA spAra g.
srp Ambasssor Hsds,. Liverpool 81 sasA With ndss 70
Sss:. .Sp cietiss Brasssd.r Plymouth, Gag, in bal
ship Bsnsaos London, and Hsmpssa R'ad'4 d.
Brth ship Inn Co Brssh: ihompss. Glasgow, 81 days, with
md.s and ne Jsssepsers to Irwin:
s;s sss bss
SS, .ss s E sSss
and 20 sieer,ss passengers, to order.
sTs:s , .,ls ws:s sept WITH m'''
Brsh Indu',y Stevens Dublin. IS days in ballast and
ss GLASGOW
s sas day..
f a. ~ sss 70 with md,e and
I.lfssaDeIs. to c Bsauchaud.I
Bar. bnDham Mounsrd lor BGs.0p or Portland Sst oct'
BARK juna.ta Boston chiias Antwerp days 4s
2 Jane
bark Kssmsy hue pundah, lrel.nd In ballast. to
Milne Oct 2. 1913 Ion 81 spoke Br bark Alfred from
Bark Isaac Mead Brown Savannah with cotton to De.
,mardon (of Bowdoinh.m MoulsOr. Mobile. days
With oooD &c TO The The second day out samuel
.uss, order vessels isls sssss Isto,tss -, .,.
saaa
tobacco L'sala Nephew Sailed in co. with brig
AaieelluS for New York.
Passed Gibraltar 18th Hss experienced continued wsste
y Oct "a exIerenceda hurricane lost lore ana main
with close reefed split other sails &c.
British brig Falcon Pitt Hamilton Bermuda with salt and
arrow root Tucker ghtbourne Saw schr
Rdeou tof Boon) Rnyres Calais 10 day. with lumber
Brig BRAN iof ssituats) Coleman curaooa % day. with
sIoieb big Barhinger. of CALAIS Tor Boston go
norsheGy sales Vessels left ieiors Tsporsedi 'S
Brig GsGrse aker Charleston days with cotton and RICE
sehr ntniy Lowell (of Thomas from Guyana
PR Oct :ch moasses and rum to Reverb Has had very
BY
Ss oetso!h ias g Sns spoke hiR Hanover q BAH
brig Aer Cooper Of Pston days from Bah for harleson
sehr Foster Savannah days with timber to
schr Almirs b errick Machas, 5 days
schr Emily souder Mckenzie Baltimore, days. bound TO
Providence, put in on account OF head wind.
sehr s. nson Dean. -. Thomaston. line
sehr Athalial PuIne Charleston days with cotton and
schr Henry Frar Kiln Nickerson. Boston, fish.
Schr Thompson, Putnam Jach sonville Fla 10 days
Carolina Pratt Bay River G. with shingles for Pro-
Lafayette Johnson Baln ore for Stamford (Ct)
British Mazepps Rogers Halifax s. with fish, James
Hunier 4th Nantucket broke ruaeer IRONS &c lost
schr II Leighton, Dandy, Calais, u days
Sehr Robert Bruce Young Baltimore days with iron On
Saturday night of the Highlands lost foremost manma
so6r L P Smith: Miller, Wilmington, c, 4days
Br ichr E,snda, ivanr Harbor Island IS days
Packet hp Devontre Morgan from London, with mdse
Also, one ship and one bark
NovrNBEn S-wind at sunrife ssE meridian NV; sunset
large fleet vesel anchor the North River hav.
ing beer by the late tery winds They viii proceed
tosa today
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Political Intelligence.

& LETTER FROM JUDGE MCLEAN.
CINcINNArI, 26th Oct, 1648.
My Dear Sir Your favor Of the 10th inst was
csved dag or two ago, and in answer have to say
that under The peculiar circumstances in which / am
placed haze deemed it prudent to refrain from any
active effort the expression Of any opinion, in
gard to the present contest for the Presidency My
views welt known be in opposition to the extern
sion. slavery wish could believe that all who
prese the same opinion were sincere.
The progress OF time and circumstances ter to i'm
press gore deeply upon my mind the opinion which,
for years have entertained and expressed, that
goverpsaent be preserved only by rousing the
moral ecergies Of e people bringing them o bear
upon the political action Of the country. An cxpe-
rence thar thirty years enables tosay shat
refors be hoped for under the lead Of political
prize fgbcers. Our government is not now what it
be- much less is 1t what It's trainers int nd
ed it should be.
Ihave but commoc lot with others in this mighty
experiment Of free government but shall never
to desire above all things earthly, to our public
affairs Quoted upon pri ncipes JUST and elevated
embody moral power which shall be irresistible.
free government can be maintained upon no other
basis.
With many thanks for your kind consideration,
SIN, most respectfully and truly yours.
JOHN MCLEAN
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3, 1915

PHlLADELPHfA, NOV. q, ISIS.
The excitement in relation TO the murder OF
young Coleman rapidly increasing. Evidence
was last evening elected at hearing before Mayor
Swift, which fastens the guik upon Horsey Agln,
the democratic constable of che Third ward, Of
Southwark Warrants have been issued for his
arrest but it is thought he has fed,
The Democratic association have had meeting,
and it Is said, clam the deceased belonging 10
that Iaity. AT the hearing before the Mayor, how
ever, intellectually came out that he, well his
father, were formerly democrats. but had lately
come out for Taylor
The Taylor men have get the possession of the
corpse. and will give him grand burial to-mor
row. 1t is evident that they intend to make politi
cal capital cut of this occurrence, takisg example
by the practice of the democrats on the occasion
OF the .aeaih of young man, named Perry, several
years slLce al the poll in Locust ward.