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WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1913.
SIG OcO.OOO

Add the four millions collected in the depart
menrs, and you will have revenue of $40, 000,.
900, 10 which some Ave or ten millions should
be added, which Is paid, but embezzled by the
guardians OF the treasury.
In 1903, according to Mr. Poinsstt. the govern
ment received for PLAYING car1s, $40, 900; from
cockpits, S45 600, and for the sale of papal indul
gences. S270, 900.
Post office income, Sl7S,73S In 1910, the lot
teries produced S2l5 437; and they cost S15S 4S5,
leaving balance OF $50 952.
Nothing Is set down IN any book that we have
seen, 10 the public lands, from which we suppose
that the national domain of Mexico is sold out.
Under stable government, Mexico ought at
once 70 produce from her customs alone, reve-
nur of 500, 600, 900, and doubtless would do it.
The reverse of the picture will present you the
bill ofcosts of annexation.
BILL OF COSTS.
Expenses Of the war, scsitaiued and unas-
certained since May Is, 1916. $500 900
Costs Of army and navy Of occupation for Ave
years more, at $50 900 900. ........ 100000 900
Dritish debt. ................... $4,000 900
Other claims. ............. 10000 900
Pension list, say 81 600 600 for 20 yesrs.. 20000ooJ
Acd interest on pubic debt thus Increased
1t Slo0oo,ooo, for ten years. 100 O0oO 900
Total costs Of annexation. $40 900
Deduct Mexican revenues for twenty years.
at $50 O0O0 900 year ............... 100000 900
Deficit. $40 100000
Something may be obtained from the sale Of
lands and lots in California; but from the costs OF
working tnem, we expect but little VIII be derl-
we'd from the mines. If, however. general con-
tiscation of the property Of the Mexican chiefs,
engaged In the war should be made, including
the estates of the church, the whole deficit may
soon be cancelled, and large revenue derived
over and above all expenses. This, however,
will hardly be done, although the Secretary of
the Treasury might speculate to large profit in
buying heavy tracts of land from the Mexicans
and selling out again at 81 % per acre, to emf
grants from the United States.
The principal impeachment remaining in the
way IS the division of the republic, between the
shareholders Of the South and the abolitionists of
the North; and upon that question, unless judi
ciously handled, the whole scheme will explode.
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MADAME TALMON L'ARMEE-FRENCH AND
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" s,vely to diseases Of the Eye and Ear from TO
neeek az hi; office 26l Broadway Of Warren sire
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-Dk KiNKE.
lin. German PHYSICIAN, fifteen years resident pfacti
maladies OF delicate nature and destructive habits youth
still continues to engage DR. Knkein utmost attention In
may depend on being always conducted BY Dr. X himself
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THE SPIRIT OF 7e, ENGRAVED ON STEEL BY
Sadd printed on foe paper large size-Sa Declaration
papeI-9 IS Bolton Abbey the Olden Time s. 90 large
Psper-Sl 25 Wapted-a few good Agents J. NEALE. IS
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II W. AN
old and highly respect table Clergyman OF the Bsps DE-
nomination handed IN the fcwng certificate DR. Town.
SENDS ofce speaks for self:-Dr TownsendDear Si,.
am constrained to give the benefit dc.
Ivsd from using your Sarsaparia. believing by doing
wa; for any mouths with the dyspepsia much
that II was mach difficulty for walk Keep alb Mt
also had letter which covered tie part my head
winch was extremely and got almost
scab used quite mber of remedies both the com
plants, bit rsSeiyea little benefit unit, your
restored me to more than usual health. am now
enjoying better than have for number Of now
aud recon mend nv numerous acquaintances which
very large a. have been minister greet ears
hope this hasty sketch he benefit to you rs our
medicine has TO me. JOHN SEGSR, jersey City. iuy IL
1886 Prncpa Office lac Fulton by the Dug.
glsts ger er,v throughout the Uea States Canada
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2 uOO GASES oF MERcURIAL soREs-HERt.

q TRIKENS WONDERFUL DIsCUVERY-STRI-
- ker Solution for the hair will char gray 10 its
orgual color in few moments hi, dye dferent from
of cred the public. Gentlemen that hmm
bnsEsd by ersnt hair dies will plea,e to call Mr. striker
hair skin Those who doubt its 10
have their hair changed be fore paying their money IL hum
bugs would take this hod there would no reason 10
G,,,n The beauty in hi, dye il, the more wash the
ting this so!uon be had any other place than
STRIKERS, No Coenties Slip New York where il ia
sold wholesale ard retail, and applied. 1880 " "
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ITO STRAW GOODS DEALERs.-THE SUBSCRIB.
eIs manufacturers Of the original Pamela Braid also Pa
Pea Bonnet offer to supply the trade with either Braid
bcnnets the best cash approved notes. They
also continue the Excelsior Silk Bonn cts al
her OLD place Of business &c Delaney JOHN SAM
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T. HLOR0EORM0DR. JAMES AsHLEY's sURGI.
Operations are formed and Tee EXtae without pain
and all diseases treated with as the
healed, who were without hope, will testify.
nR, CHRISTIE,S GALVANIC BELr AND MAG
-, ns,ic the following and doubt if you can
70 The wonderful efficacy Of DR. Christies Gavanic Belt
Spiaa omplnint-Ths will certify that fo- number Of
having had u severe fall in the hold which
ing spinal complaint have consulted physicas and
tried the Balssm Of Lverwo Saaparla and many other
cured Dr. Chrses GaIvapc Belt and Magnetic Fluid and
and thought would have give up coasng but now feel
better than have for number Of 10 every
respect altered Nothing would induce me to part
9Th ~ ny Set II could not procure another sgn. NOR
and master Of Norfolk schooner Mary Jane Opv
agency In New York 1872 Broadway No Druggist has the
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TAR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Trsise," &c, s consuted upon any Of the
diseases there referred to- At his residence SO Greenwich
street. from to FAM, and to Pm (Sunday "a
Those who sppy the early ssgss Of these eompa us will
be ssfonshcd at the Iapdy aud little
ing the II is chiefly however those who s an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-08

NHEDICAL OFFICE-DK JOHNSON, II DUANE
WI street. uear Chatham street SO well known the
successful New York, the
real diseass The Doctors alton for skill in these old
halfcured cases that have existed TOR years
(eet the body or in the throat
pains 10 the head snd bones Of the legs c cually cured
weakness brought on by habit indulge
in by Dung causing ascvious dreams and nightly
sons positively preyented Recent cases cured days.
without No alteration IN Diet
huanesa.
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1C1 DR.. LA MOTIF FRENCH REMEDY FOR
private diseases This elegat safe, and agreeable
medicine 80 celebrated in Paris an infable
nov offered TO the American public which may be afflicted
posture by applications for the erent remedies
that unsuccessful il not unpleasant to the taste.
aida certain few days withou, danger Of debia
tor atreeL New York Price, Sc bottle.
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nR JACkSON'S PILE AND letter EMBROCA
~ has gained reputation befre equallrd by any
warn nted to Scarpas OF will
cure ptaaes Pain The Discharge Of Matter from The Ear:
eombiaed For sale bv A. D. Sands 100 William At
DrD Jayns Philadelphia Carter, Wilson c." Boston:
Adams st Louis: and " Jarvis 4 O. Nav O,,.an ~ -
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NEW YORK HERALD.
soutn-xV csc Corner ed FuIton and Na,
JAMES GORDON BENNETY,
PROPRIETOR. l. 7
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE WORLD.

rHs s,s ~ Il f :ss; F .ss ut:
ct: 3 sSs
THE WBEkty BER4LD-Eysry Saturday for e ;s,
snsun, Evtrg sso paeE day for ESsepses e;reaIaoa;
s+ e ss1fs G d ss'fs '
ALL EDfT1ONSt to contain received to The msasnt Of
.,saeni. % t. post Ped cs postage ~i deducted om
II vU JUN c. RREsP oNDENCE, eor.siniss import
ss aeiO, solicited n IN any quarter 81 tns "orA u'sa S
aver s tr.n.sea eDsry mern, and ;. pre
ss s &c % sS a
s III rSs. s: .ssss.s ss%:v and a do
paeh Orders receipsd at the Oc corner Of Fulton and
"s rs SSfef .dat. neny:.. waa.
dd % Insertion mus. BE- a. s &c e s NAM S,
of his good faith We cannot rstSr~ rejected
zGI PIYMENTs to be made Ia Advance 10 l7e''7'
-. ] ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING I",l
HOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-N.x CABMAN--.RoBERr
MAC ,IFK---DIANAA AND ENpYMIoN--THs ALPINE MAD--
BnIeANp or CoRacA-MsmMy ,.t, s., t,...,,..,.d
BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway HAMLET. PR1seE or
DKNMARK--A DAY AvrrR THE WEpDISd, WITH Two OYER
TuREs. rf-.. s.v a.tl}-uk .Gi q eorsto 1l5t.q1o
NIBIOs THEATRE-LA FILE pv RTsnxsr, WITH THE
NATIONAL AIR OF SALur A LA FRANCE. 5gnsagi, lh
go NATIONAL THEATRE-HE1Es OAxlreii-TpE SPECTRE
BRIDEGROOM, AND JOAN or ARC. s'id'po "-Jil IN
~. BuRToNs THEATRE DaMszy AND sos--vALSr DE
SHAN, AND THE BuhLrsouE TRAGEDY or ArrAMoRA .
SOCIETY IIBRARY-sAMPB.lL's NusTnrIs. soal,s
MINERVA RooMs-rAyIoRs CAMPAIGNS. 81 i'o'7
PANORAMA HALLE svARp's PAsoRAMAs
SACRED DIoRAMAs, 800 Broadway. % ooloa' "a
NELoDION-MAsc MYSTICISM AND VIRGINIA SERENA
pERs, s,,, +' S0''' '''' ''''''
!, r. New York, Friday, September !, 1s4s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
City Intelligence.

s'RAIIRoADq AccIpEsr.---Lsst- "Wednesday after.
noon as the train of cars from NIorristoyn. ware
dschargipg freight at Miville a passenr IA, bv tn.
name Of William Paine, while under the influence d
liquor, having got out Of the cars in his endenyors I,
re-enter them, by some fell through hole on
the side Of the road from which he was clauberiuc
just ms the train commenced moving and one of the
cars passed over his left arm the shoulder The
car struck him the head and turned his body par.
italy over or he would have been instantly killed His
arm was nmputated and properly attended to- by {
physician residing in the viopty and the pa,ien rc
mains under the charge of Mr.. Nee ker, the railroad
agent rms poor fellow was volunteer dur.ng most
OF the campaign In Mexico, escaping unsctthed all
Its yicisstudes to be finally MANNED under the dire.
ful and nglorious influence Of the Intoxicating bowl
The New YoRx Gas LIGHT WoRRs.--The burning
of portion Of the buildings of this establishment
has not put the lower part Of tho city to tho incon-
able supply of gas last night and might the supply
will be good as usual The damage sustained ~
the Si. above the e. tSa sos
TO which the company was put by the calamity. The
building will be temporarily fixed up for about
months work after which they will remove to fhe
buildings at the foot Of 2lst street 1AT
FrRrs--A fire broke out about half past ten o'co,k
wednesday night, In the cellar or houssoNo. Isl
II s supposed to have originated through the careless
of woman who was searching for q bre ast-pi
with lamp in her hand. FIRE broke QUE yester-
No IFS Sixteenth street which entirely destr
The establishment consisted Of three buildings ali Of
which were owned and occupied by Joshua Under
wood. IL is said there no insurance.
ARRivAL OF MAJoR MonnIs This brave aud accom-
pIished soldier who CALAMITY distinguished himself
In all the battles between Vera Cruz and tho CITY Of
Mexico, arrived, few dsys since, in this city and
took lodgings at the American Hotel lie comma dad
the I'd regiment Of u s. Infantry, which was ALWAYS
among the foremost in the fight. =
.RrcRuIrs--A detachment of $50 recruiss will sai
this day for Pascsguaa, under tho comman nd of Capt
Marcy, ofthe 9th Infantry.
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11 HE IRISH REBEILioNr IN CANApA. 49, Some stir
was excited yesterday among the Irish population
OF this city, by the arrest at an early hour Of the
ininen part in the support Of repeal doctrines
Their fellow-citizens. The three, John Gibln,
John HearD, Qhe secretary Of Quebec Emmett
Rife Club and John Feore, were arrested by tn.
police shortly after, midnight, for shouting and be-
ing disorderly, and In their possession were found
five l2pound cannon balls, said to have been taken
from in front of the now vacant officers guard
room, near the old chateau. Six shot are missing
from that spot. They. yesterday underwent a pri.
vate examination, before w. k. McCord. police
magistrate, and were committed to stand their
ifial for aiseny, at the next criminal term, in Fe-
bruary. They were not liberated on bail, but we
understand that an application for their release, on
habeas corpus, will be made to morrow morning
In the meantime, they remain in confinement.8
QuCbsc Mrtyry, 1pg. rs. ~ ~
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81 THE GRAND FANCY Dress BALL.-The grand
fancy dress ball of the season took place at the
Ocean House, Newport, r. l., on Wednesday
night last. 1t was a splendd-a magnificent affair.
We understand that several descriptions of the
ball and the dresses were sent from Newport, in
anticipation of the event but from what we hear
they are not reliable reports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

SWORD PRESENTATION TO GENERAL WORTH
We have lengthy report in type, of the speeches
and proceedings on the occasion OF the late sword
presentation to General Worth, at Hudson, but IN
consequence Of the news from Europe, which oc-
cuples SO large portion Of our space, we are
obliged 10 defer it till our next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

r., MoyEaiENTs OF CABINET OFFICERS. The Secre-
tafy OF the Navy. and the Attorney General have
! returned to w ashington. 8dI ryif .rrirf5m h.
The Secretary OF State will leave Washington
n lew days tor the North; and the Secretary of
War will probably set out for the North tomorrow
morning. -Wdatngto1 Union, 4ug. 81. -.n ~ l.
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il, The News Boy AND THE NiAcARA.-The news
steamer News Boy boarded the steamship Niagara,
Capt. Ryrie, at quarter before four o'clock yes
day afternoon, fifteen miles east of the Light Ship
She was not announced to us, by telegraph, TILL
nearly half-past o'clock Our thanks are due to
Capt Ryrie for his kindness in throwing our par
GELS Immediately to the News Boy. The passage
OF dhe Niagara is the shortest of the Cunard
steamers, 1t was little over twelve days.
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~ The Portland .ddvert,scr saws .--.The old
friends of Major Laly IN this city were glad
to see him again in our streets, yesterday
morning, He appears in good health and spirits,
bbearlng the marks Of a wound. and slight traces
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lowing intelligence from various points, being the
latest received at Liverpool previous to the depsr
ture Of the steamer, on Saturday, the 10Th of
'iirI3su I'D huf. Affairs In Ireland. be- pjsipgI =,
'''. DOT . ~ DurnN Friday evening, Aug IS, M
.d THE STATE TRIALs-THE QUEEN v. o'DoHERTY. ~
At the opening of the court this morning Mr.. Butt
q. c., spoke for the defence his address occupied
upwards Of three hours. Mr. whitesde replied on
behalf Of the Crown, in most powerful and eloquent
address, which occupied fully three hours in its deli
very. jais.4 pdi 90 as.n saie5 Uou juna7yom OFT
It being half past O'Clock the court until
10 o'clock on Saturday morning. ',,, I'm ,,., noi,
This is the last trial that will take place under the
preeent commission. % l-' p Ai'1'' % ."
Previous to the trial Of Mr.. O'Doherty being pro-
ceeded with, Mr.. James Martin was brought UP, in
custody for contempt Of court In having used threat
ening Language to Mr. Watsrhouse the foreman Of tho
jury, who tried his brother John Martini After q
suitable admonition by the chief Baron, he was CEN
fenced to one months imprisonme mt "a Nevgate sg
Lord Hardinge 10 at present in Limerick but Is ex-
pected to return TO Dublin immediately The object
Of the noble commanders mission being fuialed, we
believe he will speedily return to England osni
The scene of the late instruction in the south
now one Of perfect tranquility The peasantry are
industrously engaged in their usual pursuits and
ON the surface at Least, OF society there is hardly
rufHe. '''" '''' ''', o ~, ,"lIf t.i''
The scent lies very hot in Limerick, after Mr..
r. o German, jun. - ''ii 't ii'l -..'s
II has been found necessary to remove fourteen Of
the state prisoners from the jas OF Kilmarnham
Newgate, to Belfast In consequences Of their over
crowded state They were conveyed by railway to
kiIgstown, and embarked in q war steamer; amongst
hee were Mr.. Meaney, Of the Tribune Mr.. Brennan
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-. -. rs Z
Marine Affairs.

TIE STEAMSHIP FRAKKbIN This ma gnilcsut steam
er vas successfully launched on Thursday morning
at the appointed hour An immense couvourse Of
people assembled to witness it. She win b ready to
take her station with the Washington and iiarmsnr
In DecElnher naxt. - - - -.
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aug coPNo0
TAs pubcaton OF tho Morning Edition OF the Herald com
msnced yesterday Ct minutes past o'clock and finished At
enced o'clock finished Mt % minutes before oeook
the before o'clock and 0nhsd 20 minutes
q o'clock. 81 BIZ. -prtlI 81 .esf .,f
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Hank OF ENGLAND.

Bank OF England.
An account pursuant TO the Act 7th and sth Vic,
cap 49, for ths ending saturday the l2sh day Of
August, 1s4S. ~
No... ss,ed la66e3 Government Debt. f1ll61cu
n Other Securities. zy649
" ~ Geld Coin and Bull
lion. n,7J6,ta
Silver Bullion $50. l937,32l
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THE VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE
g. gof ,gHl. sai 'gia FROM nm1iele pil 'g31' ID,
.ad a,m ENGLAND, a1RHIAr6D, cd
inrH Nnn iE4i snunsi iitffi Us 81 Ii1ll % goo bun
a,'g Up - leme f9 AND THE 7ig a' '.3i5e BIS
49, s' -, 49,, ,.'i, Ja,,,t :. & i - J.
CONTINENT. OF EUROPE,
f'ifi Nn 1iH"o 1i'i al nv D roo llia.o jf41s IIf nc
ll" '" ~ l"'" q. ~ 'iaa t,1t 20 80 nGt
Electric Telegraph, Special Railways, Messen?
,ad i ger EXPRESSES and Steamboat Express, b,
son hih IN .rr.ar yls''l f5fl ecd l 11 l.
L,y .spSsi1, FROM % ACHE 5ia 40 ,t,
Dublin, BELFAST, WATERFORD, & CORK.

ai Our Liverpool correspondent furnishes the fol-
lowing intelligence from various points. being the
latest received at Liverpool previous to the depsr
ture Of the steamer, on Saturday, the 10th of
A. a1u
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% o', n5 h'on"' rDcsLis Srscx Excaasex, Friday. ~
! Three per cent consos,s5 *, X; Thrss-and- a. hal
per cent stock, 85ss, i, 81; bank stock, 49,. h
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15
Charles Y. Adams Compliments to
Martin Van Buren,.

"LEr no MAN DFLUDE nIMsELf WITH THE
BELIEF THAT Mn VAN buren, is FIXED TO
AMY TuiSG NIT MS OWN INTEREST"
In is44, Charles F. Adams wrote pamphlet
against the annexation of Texas, in which he
thus characterizes Mr. Van Buren,;
"The principles Of liberty are nerer safe n ne
hands Of men rho make a trade Of public AFFAIRS
5fr Van Buren, must be Judged 6g his preceding
course, taten as a ohois--and from Mdt let 10
man deiude hispelf 9Th the tsii.f thai he is red
70 any hiao bat his olcn interest"
"1he principles Of liberty, the hopes OF peace
and Of mi honest Administration, arc not safely
10 be trusted in the hands Of men who make
trade Of politics-vho bargain one ding dsdins
anoilsr-and who are finally ready 10 sell ererl
hing rather than not 10 gain possession Of Po'ceT'
This is life-like picture, and wants no mint
to stamp il as a faithful Likeness Of Mr. Van Bu
rem. lie trimmed bis calls to catch the Southern
breeze until Il ceased 10 blow for him; and no"
true TO his instinct Of " interest" he is trimmin
for the Northern breeze. Hccares not from wins
quarter the wind comes, provided il carries hin
into como haven Of Office.
In joining him, MIr Adams has not change
the character Of Mr. Van Buren,, but made hi
own OF the same color.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-09-15
Vermont Election.

The smoke and dust Of the recent political
confess has partially cleared away, and we
breathe frecr and easier.
In the mi1ng-up and amalaama,ion Of par
ties, and especially with the artful Sophstry and
reckless Dragging Of the Van Bureniies, It WAS
impossible to calculate with any certainty upon
the result
The unholy alliance Of The VSnites and Ado
liiionisis Dragged high. To hear them taik, you
would think the Wigs were znnhila,cd, and il
had at length the uscfei effect Of rousing the
laiter from their apathy.
We should be unjust no, to acknowledge the
assistance of many heretofore Third Party mcni
who would not consent to be transferred to Mar
tin Van Buren,. Many Of them voted with ~
and at the next election, many more Of them
will 10 so, il they correctly understand the orr
gin and character Of the Van Duren party.
Our opponents are pursuing an srtful and in.
sidious policy. 1t ia the Democratic party with
new name. The old name smells too s,rongl,
Of pro-slasery, and has become Synonymous here
at the North with "doughfaec." They hope IN
der the stolen name Of s. free SOIL" to gain somc
respect among the people, and to win the sup
port of all men opposed to slavery.
With equal impudenec- and ialschood ihcy
pretend that the Whi- arc not opposed to til,
extension Ct slavery, and are seeking to deco,
credulous Wings from their party. These un
scrupulous representations ind devircs have
been very successfully counieractel, ss the re
cent election shows. bu, we must no, lay dowr
our arms, or eeS f. our eAertionS yet Though
beaten, tho VISA Burcnites are busy, and vii
r'a.0 u,.ls'-e 49, sssv 1SoFcmpcr cleo
ton.
From this time until November, VIC must b.
watehful, vieilanl and activc. A thorough and
perfect organization must be effected in each
town, and the Wing fires kept brightly burning
We shall then roll pp an oil-fashionod Whg
majority.