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VIE stbsssibss beipgsAesifous Of removing y
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vi Fa Rithiee and a-half miss N 81.
as n n Ene " hester and Peeomac Rail III
bounded Onthe East WI 81 pub le5q
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IEEsIIlo Z.
M WeH7 HALL

- |, $3.50 Fl Is the house receElt-
Az removed JSft1m nj Aexander, aid
- " otrqpls' tiisa idne as heretofore.
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AZ AasvefSS ysl ar,ss ..
IaBEIs6S f Eli AIDES 4
RJ ls;allsl: mKIfis, 4. 4 7d XII weather.
sshhd thai ,lIs II larlawafsss @
as nm NM d N sss9 I. thsn rs wi4dl
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= Y Itow, e -'s ls4 yOulh have ne fast
# TaS tSITrsr III n 81 l1asF,.I-lIr Co.!
i b Iskhlls, living iii 4hyianS ccartT lERs ygs
I one Of gsepo9 extrhprdinaEy men Of tI
/, age, an4 perhsps il The Oldest man nov
known e % liFIPg He ispaebnnHrod ane
Z Iqprtee c years Sc vas born III German
town. N and VI SiiySd fot several years Z Il
hollox syeaaa6fe tTe, Of such diitnienss,.ass
/ as soc oa.talREhis family, eohsistipggk1 2 wife
and fys qr six children, bed I'D beading,
cooking afepsils, DC. H.Hprrofesscs to hold
! the I.uttet siltaitll. hsfhgo fa German family
a What gssJits for obe man tOlspendtti What a.
long frs5nl6f events AAsmirkcd, tlpe century
lthrolglg5 which he has drawn the thread of
e1i''tgsq - Ely k.sgz9 tsr reg
10 did Yen receive MY remittance, N a
thais nays son fssY esJ father Il Then
4 whyldisa thee not buy new coat 4 thy pres
lent one IA father fgagilef WIN, the fact
is-T-thst II / left allfpy money In The bank a Il
New gArlhahs I : 7. Ahl Thy econpmy is cer4
tainly ;foIaitrcpdab le--in what bank u: n I
don't axactly renfelnbcr gbat bank, father
] khoss " was 4 very good zone. lis It had II
Scripsarhl name ay--am 1st me see-
i was tlis PAdfaet h4nE, thiuk.a flI
NJ .EPropSsass fids carr wig lie mails : H
exclalnFa Mrs HaFtngtpn, in aItone III viz
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q Gem Portable Dwelling.

IA 5 ail Oltbuildfngs, and anuinber ofthe cboie
est FRUIT Trees And on tle other large CARL
lNEl SHoP which can Ie used fdrstLat purnose
~ coPyerieaiat9 fine store 5r schebl-roon The
,1p MnlqRFlii pc easy win pc made known bg
SION given oa theft day III April, Isf5 Ys9Ss
WEI. SIIDRTT. Il
OelyS u letI.-lu WEN r TH0RfpSnNr
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II ,E+ A Judge WAS tepfimanRibg an att0rI
ncYfdr bringing severhtsnlatf salts into COURT.
Apd remarked that itlwould have been much
better for al IattiesEhad no Persu9led lis
ablisnts tolpaye1their causes 10 the arbitration
cf fwo orsthree hnn4st mem I" Please your
snondk.n sstprtsd tAS lawyer we did. not
ynaose 10 tFouble AolEssl men with tLelnn III
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r. d III Tram, my boz, you must ~ ,-~Fe
kr,rcful az yburself than yog ~fe57 ! on have
hottie ncIstitdticni of sSsile'a '' ,t,e DsI
1--WE ! word on |, father I've got fhc con
A,,tauun Of a hossel;; there Amt 20 break pp
~ESs!lFuI to me, Dang tiff / dOn'ta believe
w Tho c5ustaution ef the United
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6, To- A iittid boy, hot oYerfen years Of age,
was soon cra4lming bis month full Of ~fne
cGt, when gentleman standing by, asked
him what he EIGweh tobacco for.
( ..What 1 ehAw tSbbaeco fSr e. replied Tue
| boy Why sir. Tehaw ii III gettlie strength
out of it, to bc} SURE, what disc think / eLaw
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w K man IN kentucky, WIZ. l. !.
10 feFyS 3 sthat whopeyeF hs senNs III
negro ~ ske cellar for ap n9sss s ss
makes tEnA ill The way down e 'sis
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Y You 'quaintca With any lsga

cApt bs reputation n afeags't III
|. ibn, fs.~swEy am lawyers like tishes !, III
~ and IA dic Wild DAT subject, ATM! Z.
=. z q ~ .dey ain fond .6ha dsleastar
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TSTTIs- tsc tQlsHse $500 ~
We nndalIs VIII sci at priv sale, THO
- 49,, 9. LOTS on the Main Street. in
: !, bow IN me occupancy Of
\ The tYo lots are adjoining, ard upon one Il !,
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HIlsance,s SdrsaplafiiIla q. lYlZaoll pins]I
| Es1sIon q. is the Parent Of Safety
: 0onfIlolad Sgrup. DC
i HOarl1dHnSf

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:, IN ilHnedfely Tb 49, con hare &c q
gerous iar wkss VII 1eet that leeisrs ss
compound Svrs.rs 49,, - !, befsd
as is eiset as - e, stats iI & s sss
mia. Piies s. 81 s sss system. sIIis'.
hAsGr, los Ennis i,aSs. per b0.1 llss
EIRflFs Il iEe asss- Perm
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TIME undt4sse.-a Il vim ssfehss k1T5K Jxsiss
VI stock FsssT = = 81 hasissass
III Mfr1na. pd con ~ ~ nj under
III ali is pe - -; ! $50 Where
fhe nasas sks 49, ~. y l.Yas an SeI ssiessa sseck
800 So II reduced sE ga.
FIJI sooss "a - 4 s. fsS6pGte L. t.AN Al
III 80 86BEhsT vi LIE WIS: -
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GF How, said AlsS eses n ~ 81 s ~
sel, n dp you accomplish much " $50
Ia tiEheg Have yos N = kmtiealar
z L Have when I have anE pagsips
~ db, Z go and ID. ii. 80 observed
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lIrsilIlts Is "A s ssse

Il vi "a can III afs fsFo Ds41l as VIII he al
q ~ MEM III s md Ell ifei5 gh tyahGt
iF heheyef daygkeuSss 3e.f|fe.l lxaasd hi
M AiiIt1 81 eystsS fEfersis vii ee Charge
r. SdhstfiplIo*s ~ Six rncn4hsI 81 rs. - bE
I 4 insarfably II dftncs.
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fKr sefras III aa{esitsinr a.e fdF a1nate cr iess
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Essa,a;ah Faakteijslntratre 81 cdsfs pkr squa5Rl
~ I'm asy,Ft rit efatfta f5fba specific
sss;s kil tNes1if 81 1nsi foFg4d and 4k4rgsd "A
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For Coisghs "a, d. Gods

n. i1anse $ compound Syrup OF Hozrhound;
gostsgeness or Singing IN lie Fa; 81 ~. lS.s:
Blond Pills. aud for fbaYsene. - .s y.
slight cold, Try IIanees HoaIosnd c nloas q
Proclaim il IL sI,e vx : Z, q
III Wat Hasec's Con- panssd 49,, ~ 1919
SAFE nj 1911 q exaggcratipn the naosl
CogbS aS{ Nle ioH az diseases arising from
CfrrN s,sll Unfortunately nele eted 10,
r. 49, 70 II. EnD IN CONSUMPTION ~ Z
on i9e hrst appearance f cone 4, I'M = taksl
euIet, and save ii e sufferer fIe 4
Price 30 cents per b0ttle Or s9 ~
1 HIS ,; S9 9, Or flood Pts
I few doses &c &c Ss s siood and curing Dyseepss
ne bowels ffeely ard 81 @ sllls taken 10 eracass.
bowels Slightly s. u ate hs to cen IL
pePsia. Price IS rsn, i SIRE the worsg 6f tss
The above arc ~ sse ss PEI 3 ~
more Also By = aAd loa Baliinsre street rect tt
p 5os EIG CIT LRE teER. rbE %, =.
HI StOSEPH G HAYS 49, 8 51s sssel q.
III EORNE u. S,s, Ia II, b PeI -
H Eoyernb.v oD.aORsEY = BDSYI ~ fs NJ
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I ssEIs'8N ItMDL4DHfS 7
lE. .a What i ighley daR fealbeF
hs;alEs. nv ii iss,l1 m driksi weather.
WEat'F Lighter ~ the dtsst. pra9l
Ths sind thar mis- u IarIawafst i
Aug khal Is lsstef than ne widdl =
Thy lRhtpe M sgpmanb mind y
AuS Mig t1ightef saanahe Iasal
a. al + s6w, nl t-4fiehA van hava r..
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Halnahia TOWN PROPERTY

%sa AasnE IF tke lfte trna III CHttff - tS''esss'
shenherdstolRn, Feb. y, iSA9 L. rs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-23
Rv W.n. III. MORRISON, .queeaoncer.

ON TUESDAY, January %. lSi9 and following evening
" of the week. the extensive and valuable collection
o. 900 voume) OF books offered in this ciy many OF
the fifteenth century-very rare embraces superb col
lection OF standard works. selected by well known coec
Europe during the last two years from the Libraries
of the Duke OF Buckingham Earls of Beesborough and
Devon Viscount Canterbury, Lord Cowley, J. w X
Eyton, John Murphy. Roman Catholic Bishop OF Cork,
Louis Bona and from all the principal sales in Eu-
rope among which Napoeon's great work on Egypt
Stafford Florence, and Staks peare Galleries; Musee
Francois, and Royae Arabian Antiquities Laddges Bo
tancal Cabinet; Brches Heads; Hosarlh Justinas Au-
hs the Lords of the Treasury from 1859 to l79J
South Sea Bubble; Rushworh Montfiucon; Holbein's
Heads; Catesby's Carolina; Playfirs Family Antiquity
Andcrson's History of Commerce. Early History OF the
British Dolnnious in America Blagdons India Briitons
China Bisscus George III Batty's Rhine Burkes New
Testament; Clarkson's Qnakerism Evangelical Maya
zines Foreign Field Sports; Gordon's American War
Unions United States; James Court Martial Land
scers Sabcan Researches Mardon Billiards; Nlton
folio; Majors, Cabinet Gallery; Mniiers Elements and
Science OF War; Murrsy's Travels; Norths Examen
and Lives of the Norhs; Early Account of a Con
spiracy in New York Ogilby's America; Racata Mon
tano Staunsons Penal Code of China; Thaers Agrcul
mre; Virgil 1872; Westau's Great Britain; Wllean's
Views on Egypt; Mants Bible, &c,,&
Jan. 2I-d}t
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The BoOk-binting for Congress.

SEALED proposals directed the Secretary of the Sen
received the office OF the Secretary the Senate. in the
Capitol Washington. unit, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
or the ordinary binding, as hereinafter described
Senate and House OF Representatives for the Thy.irst
Samples Of the materials binding and lettering required,
will be exhibited and Information OF tho probable quantity
sons desiring to make proposals.
The binding for each House win form separate job, and
The will consist of binding of tho bills and
Joint resolutions OF the houses printed on cap pnper,
and with two tides The pro posals viii state the price per
volume Of any number Of pages that may be directed 70
torn volume for binding and lettering III call and also
The second class will the binding Of the printed
documents of the Senate and House of OF
the royal sze including reports OF committees, the
journals, executive documents and part OF the niscel-
ecuted in calf sheep. With raised bands and spring backs
and letered morocco The proposals viii state the
rec,ed form volume, for the binding and lettering in
calf and Tor the binding and lettering in Sheep and the
be directed.
The materials to be used in this binding required to
be of the best quality the skins, either OF tue cali or oil the
sheep not TO be split and the workmanship to be done IN
the best
Should there be any maps, charts diagrams, or plates
belonging any document to be bound the same will be
delivered TO the binder by the engIayer or hogrs pher "
in such document the prices for binding and lettering to
include the sasn folding and Inserting all u1 h
for folding and inserting 100 copies OF each plate Larger
than octave.
The copies of printed documents be bound above
described be received in sheets by the binder at his
office, from the printers TO Congress- from time TO time
they may from the be by the binder dried,
pressed, folded and gathered into volumes, be d.
rected when the indexes for each class shall have bcco
printed and delivered the leaves be furnished by
the binder. The binder will DO held responsible for the
safety of all documents charts diagrams and plate
received from the printers and engravers or thogfaph
until they shall have been completely bound aud let
required, and delivered according the order
the Secretary of the Senate aud Clerk OF the House OF Rep
feseUtaves.
Each person is required furnish with the proposals,
satisfactory evidence of his practical skill and his ability
do the work, and offer time good and sui
Gent security for the safety OF the public documents
and may from time time be in his
sion until bouhd and delivered and for the faithful
OF the jobs and contracts prop )sed To be undertaken by
him. and proposal unaccomp with such evidcnce
will be rejected.
proposals will be opened 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of Saturday the 10th day OF February, 1919, at the Office
OF the Secretary of the Senate.
ASBURY DICKINS,
Secretary OF the Senate
THO. ] CAMPBELL,
Clerk of the House Of Representatives
Jan 7-3tawi0thFeb Intel
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wever,on Misunderstanding Company.

meeting Of The stockholders OF this company, held
IA in Baltimore the 18th instant, of which Abraham
Martin, OF Philadelphia, chairman, and George Bow
u OF Mddletown, Maryland, was secretary the following
gen emen elected directors of said company, WIS
Gen. Archibald Henderson, of Washington.
Hon John g. Chapman, OF Charles county, Maryland
James M Buchanan, of Baltimore.
Mason Kindel, OF Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania.
Hezekiah Boteer, William Loughridge, and Barton Bo'e
Ter, of Washington county, Maryland
And at meeting OF the directors. subsequently held, the
Hon John o. Chapman chosen president, and James
M Buchanan counsel Of the company, O. w Viewer sec
ret,y Barton Boeler treasurer, William Loughrdge gem
eral agent and Robert Bsae of Washington Andrew Gar
OF Philadelphia, aud John $. McCuloh OF Baltimore.
transfer agents.
Messrs George Jacobs, Edward Garrett John +. Cray
and Lewis Bell declined reelection.
Jan. 2l--6t
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THE UNION.

YEAS-Nessrs Allen, Atchison Atherton, Bs dger Bald
win, Bel Benton, Benien, Bradbury Breese, Butler, Cam
Dayton Dickinson, Dix, Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Felch,
izgerald, Foote, Greene Hamlin, Houston, Hunter,
Johnson OF Maryland, Johnson Of Louisiana: Johnson OF
Georgia, Jones, kiog Mason, Meicalfe, Miller, Niles,
Pearce, Phelps, kusk, Sebastian, Spruance, Tumey,
Underwood and Uphsn-45
NAYS-Messrs. BorIand, Davis of Mississippi, Downs,
Fitzpatrick, Hannegan, and Yulee-o
So the motion agreed TO.
ADMISSION OF CALIFORNIA
Mr.. EOOIE gave notice that when II should be IN or
der, he would move to amend the amendment proposed
by the gente from Illinois Mr.. DoUGLAs] 10 the bill
for the admission of California the Union State,
by adding thereto the following section;
SEC And be IL further enacted, That all the remaining
territory acquired by the Uned States under the said
of with the republic of Mexico, contained within
the limits oil the State OF California, as deneated herein
(heetoore known the province OF New Mexico) shall
be, and the with the inhabitants thereof is hereby
provided the State Texas be hereafter
obanedto this arangementpaced under the contol and
jurisdiction of The government and laws OF the said State OF
Texas as an integral thereof subject in all respects TO
State OF Texas was admitted into the Union, reservng to
the United States all rights OF property in the public do
main and other properly ceded 10 the United States
in the said treaty of peace with the republic of Mex
leo in al that portion of said territory hereby made
OF the S'are OF Texas, which may be ascerlaned here
after, by actual survey otherwise, be included
within present boundaries of the said State of Texas
free from taxes, assessme of kind by The State OF
Texas together with the right of disposing of the
aud the right 10 adjust all claims and tes to lands derived
from foreign in such manner as Congress shall
hereafter prescribe.
Mr.. TURNEY gave notice Of the following amend
ment to SAID bill
line OF section first, the word ''sha in the twelfth line
and insert the iollowing ''acqnired from the republic of
Mexico by the treaty concl ded February I'd, 1919 which
lies OF the summit OF the Sierra Nevada I'D Rocky
mountains
The amendments were severaly ordered to be printed
On motion, the Senate then adjourned
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 20, Is4o.

CO. Mr. w. JAMES. No Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio
general travelling agent for the western States assisted by
James n smith j. + Dent r. Smith Frederick Hawse Jshn
W. Armstrong Taylor L. NJ Stevenson W. Ramsey, and
Perrin Locke.
Do T. JAMES. ls2 South Tenth street. Philade
phs travelling for and souhw
States, assisted by James X Whpple. VIM Weld O. Ii
Stem John Weld T. Waterman John Collins James Deens
Albert c. Wellington, Charles 4. Muslin, and NJ F.
Taylor. '-at
90 Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery, Alabama. is
general travelling for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
n b.. b
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Washington Assemblies.

Wnstiln gton Assemblies.
THE second Assembly will take place Jackson Hall,
l. Tuesday evening, the 23i instant.
The will be open for the reception oil ladies at hall
past eight o'clock
No citizen, member of Congress, resident for the win
ter will be admitted any Assembly, without subscri
bling for the four.
Strangers may upon the written order Of one of the
ayers procure tickets the bookstores of Messrs Taylor
Maury, w. Fischer, and f. Taylor the day of the As
sembly.
There will be meeting of the managers at Gauter's
Saturday, the 10Th instant, at p. m.
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XNTANTED-Coxe Mexican scrip, in exchange for I0O
w shares of Washington city Gas stock. Apply to
]. T.. DOW, +.l
Jan Gift No. 8, Union Buildings.
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large portion of columns is devoted to the inter-
esng debate which took place in the Senate yesterday
As the close of the session approaches, may expect
Its proceedings to deepen in interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14

he,dirr th.r regular sessions at vapsrsiso engaged
'ft J',' us,icn ~ purely organic laws Political IN
'sllip nee ~ ibttr.tt abroad there Is none
vArAsArso MAxKsr. Aug 20 This month has hesu
ush~r~d IN under n gloom ovsrhsnging Californian
~nis,icns earlier nj sivirrs and sppr-hsnsons
"a tmin~s In that quarter briox lively To no ovrrfon1
having he.D verified by the ia~st aeeouo,s Nr'"rsh-.
hfr hpp'pg i-st wanted tn ecusey there nmh@r Ana
I.sd, made selling houses vt rst~s varying nut lt~
fr' firm Nor has ta. demand for privileged
rag- - trad. tn the arqursss 2nd Society islands,
general nor for Central America and River Plte.
hs.n ssti-f~d: cosiss under special hc-nSss
f'm government aud ut rates greatly above what
usifophl h-ss ohts,p. have been refused ivy f,r-1n
flag; Tact wbirh proves ia m-ssur. thu tsuty II
suy .bsrgs la tho existing navigation laws Of this
c"rbiIy
Fright rates for British vessels have FAR been firm
NJ ~ Ia "a b5, fer guapo aud sAltp.te the
IN the channel and he other direct port
~hirb rates some On tons have hem taken 40 II
r.nsps be- she her there will he all -et-i
rally by the rent repeal at the Bri ish pssl ,ipa
las. Non,SptHriiy. they profanity will not ou-.
isu"ns uil only brg'D In January next. and DE-.
mend ,uhssis Tor c"uv-ysDc.s To the Norh-ro cptts
rrd Western t.lsDds ~ aso for River Plate, npd IA
Nrith,r continental European vessels prefer remain
~ there Rst=. long ~ their countries
main ipsov,d IN wars aud rsvoutoa-. The return II
rit-d Sis.r ships from Cafor MIA whenever IL taxes
place will r.li ~, t~ls
he PIERCING chipping list shows in resumption a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14

TsE JUDICIAL NoMINATioKs.-The Tribune, Of
ihis CITY The Fourlerire organ of the American
coniiDent--denounces the democratic judiciary
Nominations, aud charges the gentlemen selected
by that parry, for Judgeshi ps, with having delayed
the administration Of justice in this city. This
ssssn,on comes with extremely bad grace from
that Journal IL is well known that all the delays
that have occurred Ia the administration of Justice
IN ihis State, as well AS Ia this city, tor year or
two pssi, have been occssioned by that hotch-
roich- that ,mpouud Of incongrut-s, il not alb
tuidIiirs- " hlmsicslly call, d the eel New Code"
s,s'm which was incesss ntly advocated by the
Isprr colJucr BY Gr.,le aud Nc Elrath. That
code H., ss lar ss goes, essentially socialist in It's
trLcebeirs and r~sulls. la fact. Il has upset all
pfistil~s ot law, a. they were previously under
stood by the l~gI profession, and thrown every
thihg into cosfusion. Its general remark among
Ill ,la,scs, especially The m, rckanis, that the new
end-, much battered and praised BY the socialist
oiisp, Is more dil-,ory. more vexatous, and more
.xpsnsIve, Than the old one, Notwithstanding all
The pfrlu'lce that was stirred up against il by the
socialists sDd Fouieriies, through their organ, the
Nv York p,tuns.
The Tact 10, the democrats have made excellent
Judicial NJ nip-nons and they showed their good
s.nse in puning up as candidates, the same
Judges Who have gwen general satisfaction, even
under the new code, with all its perplcxity
aud co.iusi"p, and with all the unseul,ng Of the
principles 81 la~ which u has caused since its
adop'ion. The wings Of the present day are dsor-
rans.rs and drsturhers Of society-at least the
socialist branch Of them, To which we refer, are.
They have shown themselves to be the enemies Of
uo,.Iiy. and have taken stronger ground tending
Ia she REORGANIZATION IL society, aud the viola
ton 81 The nrh's al properly, than has character
Md any iseuoa that ever Was Slowed 10 rear It's
head IN this county Look at the an,i-rcni move
u,ui IN the state II New York, and the marders,
sno he ,iol.nce To life and property. consequent
u,on %. That WAS the fret step towards reducing
socialism o. Practice m lh,s country, und.r the
au,iic.s and counienance of the rSibHm aud its
sobsr.nts That movement was nothing but the
ms nj ~ war against the rights OF pro-
p.iy aId u the career II that payer and the social
hts, ~to al, drnihsd with A. he not stopped or cut
sboI,. IA .onir ~sy or other, no mans house. or
oih.r iIoy-Iy, IN New York. will be safe from so-
hsiion. The poor mass savings for years will be
tom lom him by band al ruthless and reckless
isns'os, snc sIoleny Of every kmd will be s~z-d
and taken s~sy iftm the rientfu owners, and di-
,d,d sn.org the suc'al,-t plunder-r., who follow
IN the w.kt of that journal, snd assim.la,e with
its tender