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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
Roard of Health.

s.s,rosy COMMITTEE, MAYORS OFfICr. May 2, lSi9.
DR. Geer Resident Physician, reports That ne" cases
~ cholera have occurred since his report Of yesterday
one Of which has proved fatal.
AM The same locality those heretofore reported
aud of the same habits.
JaNFs KELLY. Chairman,
RotT 4 HAws. ALFN II. SCHULTZ, | csrit,rv
Cas- WEBB, FDWiS ID. MORGAN, co5nr,it,,.a
Roar A sANDs JACOB OAKLEY,
JoHN b BECK. I'D. JoSEFH NJ SMITH. MD.
sAM'L ". MooRE. MD. Medical Counsel.
SfTH GEER, Resident Physician.
Rtcg l. MORRIS. Health Commissioner.
THE four cases alluded 20 above from among the
three patients carried 10 the Temporary Hospital yes
,erday al noon, which We referred TO IN Monday
tr,iaq Tribune all of which doing well and three
others taken to the Temporary Hospital this forenoon
uwo women and a man. OF the ak the physicians
consider only four 10 have been Cholera They are all
from Orangest and the Old Brewery The death al
lndcd TO was that Of woInsn taken from the sidewalk
We understand in front OF the Old Brewery, this fore
noon IN dying stsie and expired Immediately after
being conveyed to the Temporary Hospital
OF the I've persons removed TO the present location
Of the Temporary Hospital, from that in Anihony-st
the little gir has entirely recovered and the boy and
three women are fast improving. There are row IN
al nine patients at the Temporary Hospital, two OF
three Of them probably not Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
PeesYrGRlAS fNEw SCHOOL q ssEeAL Assem-

PREsBYrERIAN NEW SCHOOL, GsNEGAL Assem-
BLY-At the third days sitting Of the Assembly, at
Philadelphia, Saturday number Of papers came up
on the subject Of siargy and me Church. The Presby
terry Of Palestine threatened 70 separate from the
Church unless something done 10 relieve It from tbs
odlumo Slavery The papers on this topic referred
% Select Committee Of seven. Come discussion,
however ensued
Rev Mr Leach Of Va urged the indulgence OF
patience toward the Southern Church in the hope that
il would get red Of 10 evils, and opposed the pro.
position 10 sunder the Church for antsavery reasons
But II this vrulent spirit manifested continually
h. was OF the opinion that the Southern Presbyteres
would not always trouble the General Assembly with
their presence II the behest went forth that the
southern Presbytedes should break on all connection
with Slavery and they 10 attempt 10 obey (Mr l.
considered they would be acting in opposition 10 the
Of the land and in many points the professors Of
religion would be Obliged 10 fee the State.
Pending this question, the plan for the division OF
the Church. proposed by some OF the anti slavery
Presbytenes shown u be the constituting OF two
Notwithstanding assemblies and slayeholding, out
Of the present Church.
Rev. Albert Barnes invited 10 preach sermon
on Slave Missions before the General Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
GLEASINGS FROM FRENCH JOURNALS.

Tie R-Da5iq.,. speaking OF the recent viola.
ions ri Pre- liberty of speech by ne Government. remarks
"l.- Government confines 'l~ method oi prosecutions
watch Dr. has asorfe1 from le lrst Yesterday ., was
Bsr.e.~r. onr friend aud i-Iow-.sborer IN common
faith. today % D.. ViNcrNr WrEszEcgt who has been
driven -. France I-rause he avo~- Tie boz.
longing f1 TIE c o. ls al pied country, and wishes ior
better c. ans more favorable institutions Nlfs1flcEf
fs. been ordered our Tie soil no France wlMn three
dave Married tI French woman, De- as been compelled
fn abandon The e-tlhl shment which sire had created hy
her Ind r-s and prudence Ths tl- way the defenders
uf the family su1 81 property proceed 10 reir bead
rare WifRzficSiW -0clalstc1l.l le expect 20 Do,
frea cd with any mercy %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
Di.sraeeful scene in Church on sunday-Fire-

A difficulty took place II the German Presoyte-
nan Church A. the commencement 0i the services
yesterday morning. M1eh confusion presa "E,H
Nr Derlsr roe and told the minister. the Rev. Ar.
Rochler that he usurplng his place and tnai ne
must lmmndistely leave the premises Ny hiinnlef
AID others nterered FOR the purpose Of restoring eei
bat the alteration grew nercer and general nsn' n
.red In which both men and women belonging 70 the
congregation participated which resulted u the arrest
and biz 5Ing over Of Messrs Hummer and Demisr 10
their appearance a. Court and . keep the peace ~ me
meantime Il has been deemed prucsnt ~ me auth
res 20 lock Up the church unrl the dculty - mary
settled Il appears that there 4 division among e
members Of ihe church and that this disgraceial scene
originated Ia the attempt u the minority y 80 -
yil OF the majority Yesterday morning NJ Mean.
MON. shoe store "a Market. wa ennfsy de'soy "a
BIZ ire No insurance. IL ne tfteru0on Af slAi2fa Z
- IA Ilberfv 81 we're also destroyed By IRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
PRLsBYrERIAN tOLD ScHooIl GEsERl

PREsBrrERIAN (OLD ScHooLl GENERAL As
5EMBLY- Pnsbargh, Friday, lsih-On the second day
OF the Assembly. Rev. Mr. Lawrc submitted the Re
port tho Board Of Foreign Missions The receipts OF
lie Board from all sources have been sllO53i u the
Expenditures sll06A 29-leaying balance against
the Treasury OF 500 20.
The Committee on Church Music rendered Report,
wherein 10 was set forth that the Church has talent
enough OF its own without calling upon opera singers
and theatrical performers for their music. The Com
mittee finally recommended the publication Of new
volume OF tunes suited 20 the psalms and hymns now
IN use. The number Of tunes recommended was about
30 selected by the unanimous voice OF the Committee
Dr. Plummer offered resolution for the appointment
OF Committee 10 prepare Pastoral Letter on Revi'
walls. Agreed 10.
Dr. Z also moved that measures be- adopted to
cure the publication Of monthly periodical journal.
irving Information 10 the proceedings OF the Boards
OF the Church and that the Secretaries OF said Boarus
be- requested submit the Assembly all the inorms
ZION ia their possession relative to the Religious Period
cai- II the Church Adopted
Jr,as mrs Rsr0u-Mr Van Gclder In the temporary
absence OF the treasurer OF the General Assembly sub
mtted the Annual Report from which 10 appeared that
The total amount received during the year was
sl-3Ol 6J expenditures. 81 90 leaving balance
IN hls hands OF SJO6l b. Also tabular statement OF
the -tocks-Wifh their yalues-owned by the Assembly
These amount. in the gross 10 about SlJOo00.
S0rcy.-A letter was read from the Delegate % the
Maine General Conference. and accepted and ordered
printed discussion had arisen on the question OF
continuing the spondence OF the Conference with
ecc siastca bodies holding slavery consistent with
Christianity The Delegate denied the charge that the
General Assembly attempted 10 ustfy slavery by the
Bible. A large minority Of the Maine Conference, how
ever, desired 10 discontinue all correspondence With
the General Assembly under the belief that Il was pro
Slavery. memorial on the subject OF slavery was
submitted from the Presbytery Of COshocon signed by
about forty ladies and gentlemen Another paper was
submitted also numsrou.y signed. Also, memorials
from Michigan, Cincinnati and Chlicothe-the latter
on the subjec, OF Slavery Referred after being read
by their titles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
,rrIsr. BryEyoIryr AssocIA1lo,

An exhibition Of paintings has just been opened
blythe association NJ ars- painters. scuiPi0rs. srch-
ec- eneragers. .grers ana musicians behalf ~ 4
lud Tor benevolent purposes Among The works ~ an
cent ana modern Teas ~ cong posing ls interesting cole
lection -ne remarkable painting by b-lange. The Old
Guard 40 Waterloo and pictures By >cez. Lefebvre.
Cr0f. Co.gnarl and many others. Ile old masters
red hy kuheus, Guido. Cuyp. and ohers OF Tie
French school are plc4rr. Uy Caafl4n. Lsncre David.
Berlin and several mastery portraits by LirLere and
La'our The interest Of The exhibition D. greatly enhanced
by several admirable dravluEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
From Washington De iaIcation.- California,


The Cabinet IS IN session. Among the appoint
ments expected j. the successor % Major scott, the
late Navy Agent at Washington. Major scott has pad
IN $1,000 Of his deficit leaving shout $4,000 70 be re
deemed We understand that large aggregate Of
iehciencies exists the Navy Department from sup
posed neglect Of one Of the late Secretaries IN cnior-
eng the gliar reports We expect that M lplns
Commissioner Of the Land Office, has resigned he
steamship United states. sod % the Prussisns, mas
been detained the ground Of neutrality. Il Baron
Rouene viii give security that the snip Will not inter
tere with Denmark she viii be allowed o. 20. Thar -
sad % be the position Of the case al present " 2
learn that there are - candidates for Recorder Of Gen
ersl Land Once Mr Hartman Is supposed % nave
th. best chance . 10 is confidently expected By me
Cabinet that the people Of California viii establish a
state Government and adopt state Constitution, N
time 10 present Themselves Tor admission az the next
session q Congress snf We have reason 10 believe
that the Government officers IN Csfornia are instruct
Ell % encourage the people this course Important
s.patches ofnsal and con1deaua have been received
o. thi- subject..lt j. rumOred today hat Govern
uent intends sending sieamsllpo "ar 70 : al ran
c.sco The Bishops Of C-ncinrau. New-Orlesns, New
York and Charleston. have been made Arch0saops by
the late Council a. Baltimore subject 70 the apPfoFa.
Of he Fore |i y-E-el.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
~, Damn the .tay d the EngIl.h q Parls a

great number of them used 20 20 the Hotel CofsOv ~
Rue Masayiac 10 WISH the room OF VI Proudhon, which
had been vacated rs tie departure Of e great Socialist
Id drink the Spa-wafer Per-eving that be .ght um
prerv nennv out of me curiosity offhe brshers the
proprietor of the Coted ~ nxed on price tor admission
III he hazsar OF the hero The avals helped % MAKE
good tie dencf caused by Of the residents who for
sot 10 pay up before they went one OF The English
mem psd an enormous price FOR pair Of boots which the
founder c the Peoples Bank had leit among l- pa
bars Seeing thu. the landlord Immediately made raise
of all the old boots he could md among The neghbonng
cobber. and sod them 20 eccentric amateurs a. the price
oil a new pair There II -hs moment IN London more
than hundred pair ct boots which belonged 20 he cuzen
p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
HEsRlcH BoRNsrrIN.-We learn by a t.

HEIsRIcH BoRSsTEIN.-We learn by telc-
graphic dispatch in German paper OF Cincinnati the
melancholy intelligence that MI. B6RNsTEiN died Of
Cholera ON the 18th inst ~ Louis after an illness OF
only two hours Our readers will remember well the
brilliant ana acute letters from Paris which he contrib
u,ed TO The Tribune during the past year, while the
whole German population Of the country chershes q
lively recollection of his letters in Won Echthas >chae
ps, many of which also appeared IN our columns Mr.
arrived in New Orleans in March for the purpose OF
making the tour of the United States with view to the
Improvement of the system OF European Emigration
and al.o 10 select place ior his future residence lie
was TO prepare book this country which Gotta the
wei known publisher OF stuttgart had made contract
for and We had from hum the promise OF occasional re-
cords OF his impressions for The fr'o@'c
Mr.. r. wasa native OF Germany, but had resided ior
many wears in Paris and was naturalizcd French nu
zen He was a Democrat and a Socalis, ia the French
meaning Of those terms His profession was that OF
journalist he at the head Of an establishment whose
business TO furnish political and other in'e'ngehVe
90 the German newspapers. lie was also empoyeu "a
the department of Foreign Affairs, where he daily made
digest of the news from Germany for the use OF the
Minister Asawriter his productions were character
lied by keenness of insight and yiVaciy spirit and PIC
,uresqueness OF style To the German comprehensive
nes. he added the French lucidity and lie As com
psnion and in conversation he was one OF the most
agreeable of men. His age was about iorty-four lie
caves wife and we believe three Children the Oldest
son. in his eighteenth year. This boy his father
brought up to trade and gave him thorough scienu
nc education but spared him the dead languages re
ssrdng the many year. which he had himself spent IN
their study in great part labor lost
Mr. Bs death will be received with deep regret by a
large circle of friends both IN Europe and tins country
But those who knew him cannot lament MN as one
whose lite was truiilcss. He labored IN ms day anu
generation with heart and mind for the progress Oh
those ideas in whose triumph he saw the good OF in-
mauty. Peace 10 his memory ca D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
NoRrH Linz OF Mlss0UKI.-Thsrecent decis- |

NTLTH LINZ o
, ~, r-,rs S+re Cour; n ssv0s OF Iowa and against
N.solr i've. he -pgfed Territory % Iowa Tie roll-
nv in dispute was lboct zen mics lir ~ one el 1-a
twelve miles vide The o-irI ne sup oi coluJl
.fre. fro tie Des0n-s % me NJ ssour, u about -
res iong aud contains uPN ard 81 80" square miles
r.. - - -, n vel altered. icrIr, and desirable
rs - - I'D. u cons i-Tsbr pan oi CLARK County.
ne ore-6sf OF The counties o. >cousad >cAlyeT Pli-
80 No. and larEe ar0llf Of 0rztiEe1 territory
1880 M, fh@ counties Of Gentry. NOdAway and Hot
versl Of tie comics above named were aid our ressy
,a-e and this line. pa-ng neary through the ra-ar
81 ~ "a 10 taer cJ1Ify seas. and leave he e0-n-
e, AZ 1aA shape and ~1A ess eriory tasr = r-lfea
~ ~ slae cC1s1I11sa- fsS Le@4- L'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23

IIoIihIIN' MY -
Tfs, Esiiors of TIE Tribune.
SIR Reports have been circulated that the
Agent Captain and hands of the Empire do not act
ea<enty in getting out bodies and baggage from the
bcst wish 10 correct this report as have been in
attendance since the hrst morning after the accident,
and can state 10 you and through you 70 the public that
the Agent Captain and other officers have done every
thing in their power TO DO they have been very gen
tenanly tow ard me and all that have met with.
Yours respectfully W II. b. CHURCHILL,
Coroner Dutchess Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
~. The - which IateIy 81 pIace between

Charles Blanc ami Francis Lacombe ended very happily
AGer taking for some time about music ani " tn, Pr
ol,r the tyo advcrsare- Ike gentlemen took their
70 fos in their hands Laromte fired trsf tut tax1ied
1y the Gun Inch u.i then burst forth suddenly. missed
h.- anfaeoni-f anc then hfed TIE bail mf Lacombe
Oh fe -ro.n tHi turned aside hy well filled porte
-lnaus 90 That fie -lfu NOT scratched Mrev ui
e of adeerargg going up go Lscomhe ~no bad
been 1usiy saved from wound, snd POI nfng
with bic finger le fortunate Joric a0HHGie onscf ed
Monsieur yoa have Invested your cash Boo that place 90
rraaf AL vantage"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23

~ Yesterday, we noticed wheat going on
board the steamer Fsyswsy for ST Charles the day
previous the Tempest took board aarge lot
Tor Alton The arcls has become quite scarce in this
market well as 10 the nelghborng towns, and for
want Of supplies most Of the mills have Suspended
operations Tor the present Good % prime samples
command T. a ~ cents readily 81 Louis Repub l2th.
The prospect Of crop in this section IS gloomy In.
deed The frost destroyed most Of the early wheat
the army worm Is consuming the late, together with
the oats, and the cold dry weather 10 daily lessenng
the chances for good corn and tobacco crop.
lHnnklnaVllle XVI WHY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
Fire nj Bellows Falls.

II ia Edhor Of Ire TribaHe'
Agenilemsn Of this City has Just received let
Ter from Bellows Fails. VI which states that most
disastrous Ere took place in that quiet village on sun
day evening last At about l0i o'clock flames Were
discovered Issuing from the root Of the mouse
land Railroad Barely was given TO the inmates
who had retired for the night. 20 escape Inc nous
md nearly all IL contained was burnt to the sIouno
Toe ranos communicated 70 the barn IN "DivH -
arge number Of horses also 10 the house OF Dr. hob
bins mex, door The horses escaped, but the TWO
houses with AL the out buildings, were totally destroy
Cd The wind being high al tho time ana no hIv en-
glnss at hand, great esrs were entertained iot ,e
houses IN the ,icinlty;he residence OF : X b " aes
tsq vas only saved by LAYING wet carpets the r0o
he Ore originated II is thought through he mAiice o.
so'ne lrishmen-large numbers Of whom are emp'0ycu
y " Baxter and some Of them are suspected OF nav
NJ fred his house J. H. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
p1 IcLEeHAPA 10 The NEw.YOak IRI8JNE'
seat of Government-Rior at Fire.

On Saturday last the questions whether i would
s eIpedient TO remove the seat Of Government oi the
RIO Csaadas from this city and % hold the sitngs Of
the United Parliament for the future, altern a'ely AZ
Toronto and Quebec four years n each place we're do
lated in Assembly Al address $50. voted 20 he Gov.
ernof GeneJa Wy majoniy Of tfe, ia favor q said
removal 70 Toronto and Quebec.
There we're uotous proceedings az q IRE lasi nday
evening The mob peted small body Of the city po
ba No damage was done The city perfectly quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
NEw-YoRx AND Fan RAILRoAD-Ihew or

NEw-YoRx AND Z RE RAILRoAD.-Ihew work on
this road beyond BinghAn,on Is now 50 isr sdvanced
thu, il VIII be opened 10 oweso early N June II aeeof
dance with the announcement last winter Ine people
OF Oego are making great preparaiions iof eeeofa
come gwen a. BinghAmpLOn, ast winter LAtof' IA
the civ Of NeYork TIE President snd Directors Of
the Company. superntendeats snd Caei Engineer Of
The work. together with ne ses.s-. "a - ~ a.
invited guests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

J0INr MEErISG OF rHE CoHNoN CoUScIL AND
BoARD o. ALpERNEN.-Ths Board met on M0udsv even
ma sud received he message and statement OF Mayor
Cope.a land who into the detail Of the moneys which
needed FOR city expenses and hch were OF such an
extent as nor 20 be- provdeut 10 reduce AVIATION The
statement was referred JOINT Committee OF super
sors and three Aoeunen. The Board then adjourned
tli next Monday evening A. o'clock.
board o. ALDERNEN.-rae Mayor IN The chair. TIE
roll called aud ma minutes Of the last session read
and approved.
Peff5ns-A peugoa presented 70 remove some nli
IN the shape o. pigpens IN Nyrf'eav near Wash
n.ton-park Referred The Street Inspector AMI Coun-
- of he Board with power
The Board then Executive Session for the ap
pounent OF CITY Ofcers. The prorueiy Of this power
beng vested 10 he Board having been doubted the
ton referred ~ lie Law Committee and Counsel So
no appointments can oe made ul next Monday Night
Report ~ re LIte C0unsa-lhe Counsel Of The Board
having sent In BIS report ordered % be read. The
report detailed statement OF the number OF the suits
pending his hands, and the results thereof On motion.
he report placed On NE.
The petition Of the Weseru District Inspector. inqurng
some mode OF proceeding the purpose OF removing nut
saures Ia hs district referred % he Mayor. The
petition OF Andrew Dynsn for the reduction Of The amount
OF license for onehOrse cabs referred % the Law
Committee
The Report OF the Assessment Committee read and
adopted Reports OF other 0mmees were read and also
adopted.
Board OF Health was ordered to be organized during
the evening for The purpose OF discussing the Cholera cpl
dcmc
AMER much unimportan, business. the Board resolved
into "A secret Session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
Liner from Porto CabeIIo.

B0sroN, Tuesday, May R-l2 NJ
Letters from Porto CsbeIlo to May state that
Congress had passed law raising import duties ID per
,.,, al vsorem Al articles duty free heretofore,
now pay duty Of Is per cent ad valorem Anezport
duty also TO be imposed. Congress was doctonng
Inc country completely to death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
geavy Robbery-Five Thousand Dollars in
Bank Bills stolen.

BosTOS. Tuesday. May q
The Quincy Stone Bank, situated at Quincy
va. robbed this morning Of 5000 In Bank bills BE
tore breakfast the Cashier went 10 the Bank and dis
,dpu,ed the money in the drawers and left On re-
,,,nnga short time sfiorwaId he found that some
I'D entered the Bank by removing pane OF glass and
,,,ed Of the money The bills were all Of the Quincy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
The Ravage- of the Cholera on the Western
xy,ter. WAauSGros, Nay p. 80.

A citizen Of Washington, Iusr from New-Or-
issn. VIA the River route yvss dreadful account Of
tbe rsrares Of the Cholers along TIE Western
Ne wss passenger on board o. boat where 81 per
sons died IN few days. tie escaped the disease while
strcug and healthy men were attached and dled u
kolrs This sentsm-n IS u opinion that tie pes,ilence
On Ine Ohio md Mississippi Rivers RACES 70 far great
CT ex<al sksa Is imagined 70 he Norh Nd EAs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23

Al the date OF Nav l tho Oh

At The date OF May the cholera had been
ghfy increasing The ia-f three days Previ.
olsy DO had rapidly diminished and nearly every was
OF ni1er type i IL now siX months since the appear
ance or The cholera m France and n has prevailed n 81
fn departments IN goo nm nhah tanfs there have been
on attacks and fos7 deah- In lsj@ hefe were $1,000
virflm- DO the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
IUE 7
A company formed by 81. Boehn, under the aus

A company formed by 81 Boehn under the aus
pre- of lie Government has undertaken the namralza-
ton of Pho Alpaca 600 large scale. liss supposed taat
es "a liable animals can bee reared among the APPS. the
Pvrenec- AMI tic mountains of Auvergle, Wei as Boz
ffe.r native Cord .Ieras. This would open and
abundant source 0f wealth for France In four years.
ff0m y fl 1882 the pOrfauu % Alpaca Dol into Eng
land increased from 2N0 bales % more Than jin hat :.
ir the proportion of I a. since the spinning of this
wool has been introduced .lto France 10 " lie price %
IL Oil Fug.al has trlplcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
II. Ioui. Fire.

BosroN Tuesday, May >
I.isestimsted that the Insurance Companies IN
tn, civ viii not loose over $4,000 BY the late destruc-
I'VE fire AZ e Louis. lIo7~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-23
ErrEcr OF uNWERsAL SUFFRAGE
Universal suffrage is gradually eiectins its "


OF cparon. In many q the departments free discus
.ou has h'hero been smoihcred l favor Of single opiu
Jon Many of the principal places had Only he regular
osc al Journal Sow almost every hero. when the keac
r0n spcaks 30 Dt- Itself confronted with Republican or