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RATLWAY CORPORATIONS.

(tONTRAC rORs and all others Interested respeo
u fully informed that all orders for WOODWARD'S
PREMIUM SWITCH STANDS, may now be directed 10
the Patentee at Grddard Rice's Steam MIL Worcsster
Mass where preparations made Tor more prompt ex>
ecution Of orders than heretofore.
These Switches, it is well known, have been IN use
more than year. and in constant use on nve diff
,erent in England and have in every trial been
pronounced safest and best in They are conse-
ouentIy rapidly supeceding all other kinds For the nor
nation OF those who have yet examined hem would
state thai their chief excellence consists in the manner OF
fastening them the base which relieves the Lever or
Shan above from all srein. All such do not possess
this quality are proved to be unsafe
NJ B. All orders should possess the qualification,
Woodpards Patent )" and designate whether the Crank
or the Lever Switch wanted. Also, the number OF
tracks they wanted for. f. T. WOopWAhD
IVorcester Nav dim
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A CAERD.

MR.. EDWARD S. CUMMINGS from Boston, having
pgaged Organist at the "Church of the Unity offers
professional services to the citizens of Worcester as
Teacher of the PIANO FORTE and OaGAN
For further information he is permitted to refer to
Hon. Isaac Darts, C B. Long Esq
EdIO. Hamilton Esq. Geo. ". Richardson, Esq.
Worcester, April 6, 1919 dtf
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TO LET.

x-.A TIE STORE on the Boston and Worcester Rail
esA Road, near Sutton's Grist Mill. 1t is OF
.EI the most convenient buildings for the Flour Grain
and salt Trade in the City of Worcester it being stu
ated as to unload directly fem the Cars. 1t has four
large bins tor Grain Salt which he loading
from the cars, and to amount of nearly 1000 bushels
each without scarcely any labor. This Establishment
can be had on reasonable TERMS ii applied for soon.
Fer Mrther particulars, inquire of EDWARD EARLE,
or DARIUS RICE. d6w mo- s.
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.. TE. CE.ARK, w D,
HON. EUPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Ofice-over the store of G. Foster o. Co.,
opposite the U. S. Hotel Main Street
Office hours-from Z! to A. NJ and from /! to q, and
81 to 10 O'Clock NJ. Qy-Boards at Am. Temp House.
Reterences-C. II. Skif, NJ. D., New Haven, CT VIM.
Ingalls, NJ. D. Boston; Charles Walker, NJ. D., Northamp
ton; G. w. swazey NJ d., and Rev. r. ii. Conkn,
Springfield; A. Stocking, Worcester
Morces ter. Nav 8 diff
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CHILDREM'S FRIEND SOCIETY.

WHEREAS, an Act passed by the Legislature of
w Massachusetts, the fifth day of April last incor
poratng Maria Knowlton Rebecca Newton. Anstis X
Miles, their associates and successors, by the name Of
"The ChdreR's Friend Society,", notice is hereby given
thai meeting OF SAID Society will be holden the Vestry
the Union Church in Worcester the nineteenth day
of MAY instant, at O'Clock in the afternoon to act
the following matters;
j. To accept said Act of Incorporation.
@ To adopt all necessary BY Laws for the government
OF said Society.
T. TO transact any other business which may properly
come before said meeting. MARIA kNOWLToN,
REBECCA NEWTON,
Nav g. dwlw ANSTiS r. MILES.
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers having taken the Store ey occu-
L pied by Messrs. PERKINS q FLANDERS, would say TO
their and the public generally that they
intend to carry the GROCERY BUSINE SS in It's va
tlous branches at the Old Stand, of Main and
Mechanic Streets and will keep constantly supplied with
fresh goods which they shall offer such prices cannot
fail to suit those who wish purchase good articles
p. HOLBROOK 81 co.
Wnrcester Nav A, I849 w6tdSw
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DR. NHHGNAELa.E,.

GRADUATE or HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
Member Of the MaSsGchuSeus and Worcester C0unty
Medical Societies, HAS TAKEN AN
Office, corner of TrunbulI and Park Sts.,
May 6. WORCESTER. du
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TO LET.
TAKEN UP.
REV0LVING SWING.

THE Subscribers having leased the swing situated IN
mediation of the public Ladies and Gentlemen in search
of anu or healthy exercise, will find this one
the most agreeable places to visit in this vicinity The
location retired and easy OF access and visitors arc
assured of attendance aud liberal charges
H. C. WILSON,
April 80, Is49. DIFF II. N CoRBETT.
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Hair Brushes,
WEBSTER HIGH SCHOOL.

THE Summer will commence on Wednesday,
May %, and continue eleven weeks. Board may
be obtained in the family Of the principal, in other
fmilles in the neghborhood The price of tuition varies
"a $3.50 according 70 studies pursued Lessons
Phno Forte with use OF Plane, $40 do ia trenc H. 81
MAY z. 2@d N. B. COOKE. A NJ, M. b.. Ptincipal.
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Z. H. MEATH.

MESM ERIC PHYSICIAN,
TIAS taken Rooms at No. 20 PARK STREET. where he
viii attend the examination and prescription for
all diseases all hours OF the day. d2w May 4.
~ V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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SH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IL H =
TN CONSEQUENTIAL the grea, FALL in PRICES
| of COTTON GOODS, the subscribers are enabled
10 sell, and are selling
Fine 40 inch MERRIMACK SHEETlNGS at 6 cts
Fine 40 inch New GRANITE MILLS do. Acts
Fine 40 inch BUCK DO. Il cts
Heavy "a SHAWMUT do. cts
Heavy 44ACA DO. oa cts
Heavy "a BLACK RIVER do. 6l cts
Heavy BLUE DENIMs 10 cts
Heavy Amoskeag do. II CTS
BLEACHED COTTONS from 8 4 10 1914 wide,
equally cheap. sfa +
INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, fast colors, at Ct cts
Merrimaek ard Cocheco do. at9cts
J4NCASTER GINGHAMS at 10y cts
Ty1ogeiher with full assortment OF Goods adapted
10 the season selling equally cheap.
HALL & THOMPSON. 1874 Maiu.st.,
April 20. dw4wis opposite Central street,
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Lost.
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE copartncrship heretofore existing between the
| subscribers, under the name of PERKINS d FLAN-
DERS was on the I'd utmO, by mutual consent dissolved.
The outstanding affairs OF the late firm will be settled by
either of undersigned their place of business
corner of Main and Mechanic Streets where those in
deb ed them respectfully called upon for mme%
date set dement,. JOSEPH PERKINS,
CHARLES C. FLANDERS,
PLINY HOLBROOK.
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Worcester, May A, 1649.
A CARD

A CARD
TINE subscribers having disposed of their interest in
i the GROCERY BUSINESS TO P. HOLBROOK & CO.,
WI uld cheerfuy recommend them to their pat
rons and the public generally.
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10 Cents.
GOOD "A PRINTED LAWNS fast coors and fine
VI Goods for the above price, just received at
NAV g. DIV CHAMBERLIN'S.
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r. SANDS & CO.'S
HIPP0FEREAN ARENA.

In addition to their already MAMMOTH TROUPE
OF PEDESTRIANS AND ANIMALS, the Proprie
tors Offer the present season. series of Novel and
Magnificent Entertainments, far surprising anything
ever presented to the American Public. The leading
new features of this extensive Company consist OF
pair of TRAINED ELEPHANTS-JENNY LIND Il
ROMEO, and TEN EGYPTIAN CAMELS, whose
performances have been the wonder and delight Of
thousands in GREAT BRITAIN and on the CONTINENT
OF EUROPE. Also, in the performances of the beau
tful and highly bred Dancing Horses, MAY FLY &
BUCEPHALUS imported at an enormous expense
from Francon's, Paris, and Stud of 20 LILIPU-
TIAN PONIES, including the celebrated Fighting
Ponies, DEAF BURKE & TOM SPRING; the Comic
Twin Ponies, DAMON & PYTHIAS; the Fairy Po-
ny CINDERELLA, and the Trotting Pony BLACK
DIAMOND.
Among the Performers are MIR. R. SANDS and
his Children, in their elegant Gymnastic Feats;
MIR. w. STOUT, the great Two and -Four Horse
Rider; MASTER MAURICE SANDS, the Juvenile
Equestrian Wonder in various acts of Equitaton;
MIR. Ii. GARDNER, the celebrated Dramatic EqueS-
TRAM MASTER JESSE SANDS, the Infant Eaues-
TRAM MONS. AYNlAR, in his Astonishing Barrel
Performances; MR.. RUGGLES, the Popular and
Unsurpassed Performer on the Flying Cord; SIC.
PEREZ, the Unrivalled Contorti0nist MESSRS.
MITCHELL, CRAWFORD, COLEMAN, GUSHING,
LACY, BOWENS, and host of other Performers,
all of the most approved talent in their various feas.
This Mammoth Corps will enter town the Morn
ing of Exhibition, at II O'Clock, preceded by the Sa-
cred Egyptian DRAGON CHARIOT OF ISIS AND
OSIRIS drawn by 10 EGYPTIAN CANiELS, con-
tanning the FULL BAND attached to the COMPANY.
Next in order will be the EAST INDIA CIR 10
which will be harnessed the TWO ELEPHANTS,
followed by the Magnificent Stud of Horses, and all
the numerous costly and highly ornamented Vehicles
belonging to the Company. The Beautiful FAIRY
CARRIAGE drawn by 90 LILIPUTIAN PONIES!
driven in hand, will bring up the rea= of the whole
Procession, the toute ensemble of which surpasses
any thing which language can describe.
Master of the Arena, CAPT. ]. A. DECANP.
Equestrian Director, MR. W. STOUT. Treasurer
MR. J. w. FOSHAY. Clowns, PENTLAND Il .AY-
MAR, both distinguished above all others in the
country for their wit and ovality, and unsurpassed
by any in the world for their genuine and unexcep-
tionabe humor.
Price of admission, 25 cents without distinction Of
age Doors open at d and 81. Performances com
plence at 2 and PM.
This immense and truly magnificent Establishment
Ri be open at
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Bonnets- Bonnets -Bonnats.
q IkL'S and CHILDREN'S BONNETS OF
every description The best assortment IN the civ
of Fashionable and cheap
LADIES' BONNETS-of all kinds.
very beautiful stock of RIBBONS in every style
Wnlle offer the best styles of these goods that
nlahuacured, intend always put the prices below
co"Petition Purchasers who examine my stock for
themselves, will easily the advantage of 6uyng from
my stock. II. II. CHAMBERLAIN
May y. DIV
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WANTED,

A T New HAVEN, Conn. SIX 6rst.rate Bouomers on
n Mems Kip Boots, whom cash will be paid, and
employment given. Inquire at this Office OF
May dw3t+ JAS. PUNDERFORD, N. Hduen.
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BLACK STT.RS

EARLY CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS,
esSs2s, 6NREEN HOUSE PLANTS AND FLOW Err
Egs8GO SEEDS for sale by the subscriber.
VSEyD ASA w. MCPHERSON,
~ May d3w Highland Street
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WORCESTER.

On lot corner OF West and Pleasant Streets.
THURSDAY g. FRIDAY, May 10 81 IL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

THE TEHUANTEPEc RoUIE.-The citizens of New
Orleans turning their attention to communos-
tion the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, which will a
ford ready means ftransii between the Gulf of Mex
leo and the Pacific Ocean. The first step towards
curing the object has been public meeting, held
the 9Th instant, which very largely attended, pro-
wing the interest that the ercsntle Of that CITY
take in the proposition. Gov. Isaac Johnson pre>i-
ded. and he opened the meeting with speech, show
ing that New Orleans having once iakeE stand in
this matter she could not recede and being the de-
pot of the great valley of the Mississippi, she wns
bound in Justice 10 herself and the country 10 carry
it out. The meeting instructed the delegates TO the
Memphis Convention to advocate railroad across
this route, the time declaring its favora he
feeling for similar undertaking within our own ter
rtory.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

THE LATE ELEcTIoNs.-The elections in October,
as well those of August and September. were al
most an unbroken series of signal triumphs TO The
democracy. The great States os Pennsylvania, Ohio
Georgia and Maryland, have rolled -p democratic
maorties from counties and districts which last year
were overwhelmingly whig. These are triumPhs in
the face Of hostile administration. which exhibit
the changed feelings of the people towards Taylor
and his corrupt Regency, in the strongest light A
few such elections and the game of Taylorism
is completely blocked and the administration render
ed entirely pOweress to change the settled measures
of democratic policy in successful operation during
the past four years. Elections to be held in the
present month as follows
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

6T The London correspondent Of the National
Era. in late letter. says
'sTo asionsh the natives in the far West, who talk
Of raising cities in day, will just show you that
LoDdoners too, have been getting on like bricks !
IL appears that 64 D5S houses have been erected
in London, from January, 1899. to the present time
and That $50 streets, 200 miles IN length have
been completed since that date. The increase "f
London population has been during that period, 3d.
9O4; and The total metropolitan population amounts
now to 1886 $50. find that 449 new churches have
been completed the present yenr, and provision made
for 4s3 73 people; end it is TO be hoped that we shall
grow in grace in the same ratio
A very considerable village, truly!
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

INFORMATION WANTEp.-Tbe widow and children
Of Peter Davis, who served in Gen. Waynes army
against the Miami Indians, frcm 1892 to 1795, are
desruus Of obtaining proof OF the fact that he did
serve his discharge having been lost. He served
under officers Lockhart and Preston. and was dis
charged at Green Bay. He entered the army at four
teen years OF age and discharged at seventeen.
He had red hair and light grey eyes. Any person
who knew said Davis, and krows him TO have done
such service, will confer great favor by directing
note to Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, his widow, at New
Albany. Ind.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

PLANK RoAD.-One has only TO take ride the
plank road to be thoroughly convinced Of its immense
superiority, far peas0HtHess is concerned, over
any other kind. Our Macadamized road is Of the
best quality, yet the noise which il makes. soon be-
comes very annoying; and you converse only in
a scream. But the moment you touch the plank,
"How delightful!" excIaims the lady at your side.
You can then talk as sentimentally ms you please.
without yelling; and any kind of extreme muscular
motion, we may observe by ;he woy, is The anti of
sentimentality. Let our young friends try it, 1--WE
mean the plank road. of course.) and see.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

O5-It is stated in letter from Washington to the
N Y. Courier aud Enquirer that the Emperor of Rus
sa has banished to Siberia Nj. Bodsco, late Russian
Minister at Washington. His wife is an American
lady The cause of his banishment is stated to be,
that he owns property in this country Bodisco
entrapped to Russia, and the alleged crime was dis
covered through spy. His property in this country
consists principally in Government securities and
amounts to about half million Of dollars.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

DEATH OF JAcxsoS's DooR KEEPER.-Jimmy O'NeIl,
the well known doorkeeper of the Presidential Man
sion, under General Jackson, died ut Washington on
Wednesday. Cave Johnson gave him place in the
Post Office Department, from which the old man was
elected by CoIlamer few months ago. IN that ruth
less spirit Of prescription which characterizes him.
Mr.. O'Neil he'd many warm friends in Baltimore,
vino will hear of his death with feelings Of respect
for his memory.-BaH Rep.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

LIE CoNFEssED.-A correspondent of the Louis
vile Courier recently stated that the late Jacob MEDIA
~. formerly postmaster at Columbus, o., died de-
fauter the government, and that his brother. the
editor of the Ohio Statesman, was appointed TO Sue
ceed him only condition that he should make
good the default. The Ohio State Journal, whig,
now admits, on the best authority. that the state
ment is n slanderous falsehood, against both the
living and the dead.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

FsoM Salt LAKg.--ST. LOUIS, October, 26 l649.-
News from Salt Lake. TO September 18th, says 600
emgrants will winter there in consequence of the
grass having bees burned by previous emgrants. The
Rifle Regiment had reached Fort Hall. Col. Parker
was in command, by order of Col Loring Msj. ST.
monson had gone to Oregon. The Pawnees lately
murdered Thomas and Packard two mail carriers from
Fort Leavenworth, half way between Forts Keerney
and Laramie. Their remains were inferred by Lieut..
Donaldson.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

KEEP WARM Among our numerous clothing
Stores where every thing in the shape of gdrentso To
protect the eutsr man. nothing but cold water being
allowable for the inner man, would call attention
TO the store of r. L. WARD, one door east of Pot
tage's Hardware store. We have Zen notice of his
stock. and can say it is surpassed by none in our
knowledge. Mr.. w. does depend on paint to at
tract custom; but on the quality and cheapness Of his
goods Call and for yourselves before purchusing
and do what you for your own interests, and to
help new beginner.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

ILLINOIS LEGIsLATURE.-The St. Louis Republican
of the 27th says the Committee Internal Improve
ments in the House have agreed upon the principal
outlines of bill for n general Law to incorporate
companies for the building Railroads, and designa-
ting the termn of certain routes, including the Vim
cennes and ST. Louis line with all others that have
an equal claim upon the Legislature.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

PiTHY.-A New London, Conn.,, gold seeker, 10 q
letter 10 his friends thus up the condition Of a
fairs in California 'It is the meanest pnce that
stands out Of doors, and the meanest cmate-no, fit
for white man to live in-b.owy, dirty, hot, coId,
and sickIy. II you know when you are well off stay
in old New London"
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

o. RioTs.-Qute an event took place in our city
on Wednesday last. which has been settled,
ports show. But that was a mere circumstance In
numbers compared with the crowd attracted to Tall
BoTTs iewelry store, to and purchase his beaut
fu and cheap He is raking all the dimes. and
that barely pays the costs. Go and see for yourself
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

LOOKING FOR SIR JoHv FRANKLIN, BY BALLOON
The New Orleans papers publish a courteous letter
from Lady franklin to r. o. Davidson, of Columbus,
Mss. respectfully declining, from inability, to fur
nsh the funds asked for, 10 enable him TO mount hs
flying machine, and go in search Of her husband.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

THE NICARAGUA QUEsTToN.-A Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Herald says the course
of the Union with respect to the Nicaragua and Mos
quito business, has prevented magnificent flourish
Of trumpets from the State Department, respecting
the Squers treaty with the supreme director and le-
gislature of Nicaragua. 1t appears that the laie
United States charge, Mr. Hse. who was turned out
TO make for Mr.. Squier, concluded better trea-
~ than Mr. Squier. which, when received by Mr..
Clayton, he threw under the table. determined that
Hise and Buchanan should reap none Of the credit.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

POPULAR ELECTION OF JUDcEs.-At the August elcc-
tion in Alabama, the vote of the people was taken
the question whether county and circuit judges should
be elected by The popular voice. The result fr
eecng county court judges by the people, yea 50 S40
nay 1887 eecting circuit court Judges yea 46 l6i.
nav 1881
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

Col. Z. Dumont, Of Lawrenceburgh, is announced
as candidate for Agent of Stale. Mr.. d. is not
y well qualified fo- the Office, but most worthy
cIpient.-K Keroy Palladium
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

The LATE ROBBERY.-In our statement Of the rob
berry Of Mrs. Gilligan's store. noted in our last we
over-estmated the loss by several hundred dollars.
However, il is now unmportant, as The stolen goods
have been found. They secreied in the loft Of
a stable. II is unfortunate that tie discoverer of
them made tie matter public Immediately, as with
caution, the thieves might have been taken. They
unsupported, however, and one more trial Of
the kind might lead to their detection.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

In fight at Madison. few days since, between
two backsmihs, one Of them had bitten Off
TIE bitter was held TO bail IN the sum Of one thou
sand dollars
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

Col. E. Dumont, of Lawrenceburgh, is announced
es a candidate for Agent Of State. Mr.. ID. is not
only well qualified for the Office, but most worthy
recipient. Madison Courier.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

IF the democrats all united and active, the last
nail will be driven into The coffin Of Taylor wbiggery.
We bid them God speed, and hope for glorious
issue.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08
INDIANAPOLIS. NOVEMBER 8. Is4e.

CIRcUIr CoURT.-Our Circuit Court commenced its
session on last Monday. Judge Wick presiding. This
week has been mainly occupied in preparing for bus
ness. On next week, we understand several impor-
tant trials will come up, among which are two for
murder. We shall report the most important.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

ILLINOIS SENATnR.-On the 9th. the Legislature
elected Gen. Shields to The U. S. Senate to succeed
Judge Breese. The vote stood
Shields. -'.''''IZ
Cyrus Edwards. .....-2l
Tn the previous caucus Breesc Shields very close
but on the twenty-irst ballot Shields nominated
by four majority.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

The members of the Canada Legislature have pub
lished protest against the purpcsed annexation Of
that country 10 tho United States.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

p P,PULATIoN OF MNNEsoTA.--The birth places Of
the members of the Minnesota Legislature may give
an idea of the places whence the population is de-
rived. We find the following record:
From New England. 8 Canada, a New York,
8 Pennsylvania, 2; Michigan. 2; Ohio, New
Jersey, L Virginia, 1 Missouri, l.
We may presume from this that the population
will be drawn, almost entirely, from the extreme
North, corresponding in climate with that Of Mime
sofa. Emigration, in the United STATES, with few
exceptions, moves on lines of latitude.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

,0.-A company of emigrsnts will start from Lafay-
etie for California, some time in January next.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-11-08

The CUBA HUNT" is at last explained by Ser
geant Major of the expedition II was to establish
republican government, the money supplied by plant
ers OIL the Island General Lopez was the general
manager. If The management is a fair specimen of
his military capacity, the Round lssnders should
thank their stars that the Government nterfered to
hwart their plans for by this time they would in all
probability be tasting the delights of Spanish prs-
on. These attempts the part Of adventurers from
this country to reyoutonize Spanish governments
have always proved abortons. The people generally
have been too pusillanimous to carry them into
cessful accomplishment, and they would not be able
to enjoy the benefits long even if achieved.