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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Recovery of the Money stolen from the Au-
gusfa (nc.l Bank.

,, TslsQraphl BosroN, January q, 1870.
The money stolen some few days since from the
augusta Bank. Maine, has all been recovered II was
kund buried near Augusta 1t is supposed that Win
ate. who was arrested on suspicion gave the iniorma
lon which led to It's recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

sAyERY ~ viRssiA.-Tbe Feii9rsrilte lVa.I
Democrat thus speaks Of the abolition Of Slavery In the
District;
I'VE predict that the act sboshns Slavery and tbs
Slave Trade 10 Dl.rict of Columbia will psss. sod
that 10. one Slave will be liberated by 10 The slaves
will all BE- removed, and the South will retain them
Nevertheless earnestly hops that 10 free the entire
whs population OF the states from tho reproach OF a
enlightened Chrstendom, the Get may pass."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
NFW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Kentncky Legislature.

2. TdzSrephl Looi''iLLh' Ffoey 'A0 ''
Tn Legislature Of this State assembled yester-
~ ,,Frapkfort The Senate was duly organized In
II u,n.e mere were Gge Intellectual bsliotings for
..,ksr. Two candidates were voted for by the
,e.,y, and one BY the L0co-Focos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
s.,,ou, Riot on the Hudson River Railroad.

n TolfgTaph1 PoVGHKEEPsTE, Saturday Jan 0.
There is report in town of a serious riotamong
be Irishmen on the Hudson River Railroad, short
..,snce below this city Some reports say at least
800 are engaged in the etaene. Two companies of
military have left this city for the of disorder.
Nothing definite, that can ascertain as to particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

b. Tebgraphl PHILADELPHIA January o ioi''
fire was discovered last evening in dwelling
.,ua,ed in Chestnut near Butlerst The flames spread
rapidly, and before they could be arrested the building
IL which the FIRE originated and three others were de
.royed LOss not stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

PESsNLyANlA.-The following was the final
o,e Tor speaker in thc Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
saistyes Friday
Em p Packer Coco. Henry ;. Evans >Whig) 40
Scattering ---.-.---.- -----.@
Nessrs. Bsllas, Herring and Robb' three oil the Ma
'es voted for Mr.. Packer
tuesday has been ixed upon as the day Tor the cleo
"a Of L. = Senator for Elk years from the iih March
AT in place of Simon Cameron. In the sens'e the
slowing nomination for U s senator were announced;
lanes Cooper, Thsddeus stevens, Josiah Randall
In Sergeant Wan. NJ Meredith Henry NJ. Philips,
ssary hing, simon Cameron, and George w Wood
ND
he House also made nominations for Senator. Gov.
customs Message was to have been sent IN to the
.sssls,ure 70 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Railroad Accident.
B. I,learap.

o Telegraph STANFORD, Conn Jan 3, 1915.
man named Henry Warning was killed last
evening by the down train the New Haven Railroad
he was crossing the track with his wife when the en-
tine caught him. and before he could getacr he was
Instantly killed His wife also seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

u CHARLES SUMNER, Esq delivered a lecture
Sssnsn Progress, at Taunton, Mas on the let inst
.s'Ah represented to have been the most eloquent
- polished performance Of the season. Hon. CHAs,
'A<Scn ADAMS delivers the mex. lecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Court of Appeals.


b Tl,srdpA ALBANY Friday jan D.
Several motions decided. finished = argued
: Judgment by default Q, commenced.
The decisions received at o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

'osttH JKwELL.-A mol. pros. has been entered
ne case Of this notorious individual who was tried
ssos'on about year ago on charge of assault with
~nps to rape Elizabeth Lynch. The Jury did not
rse At the time and Jewell hiss already been In jail
s|syesr lie was discharged from custody and len
~Coart room In company with bis counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

~ We see by the Albany papers that our old
fsad A. II. sroucHrExsuRG i, reSppoin,ed Door
fsper Of the Ladies Gallery "Sioui is a great Is
ss with visitors to the Capitol and his dress circle
awsys grsced BY the beauty and fashion OF the state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

IsrENPERAscE--A man named George Free.
N vss found In Fglton-st on Thursdsy night By q
policeman in beasty state Of intoxicaton and nearly
lrozen 70 death By exposure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

From BRAZIL.-We have received y me
r..S,l,, IN. Sic Of Rio Janeir0 papers, the Jgrn1
h comnsrsio. 10 10 the 2sia . OCTOBER. The news
s-o,,, P-sz (. up;uoorianL Nothing s;rrlng In the
way Of polite. commercial ssars were d. lais.a
- - p,sn,. sxres l. TIE tn OCTOBER. Mr. South
an ,hs Briri,h Mais,er arrived OF Baenes Ayres on
,h SER he was al. on board The steamer Ils0 Oh -
I'll. BAT wa. expected to and 90 the s.h aosa, "a
s-1,- ,-s.-ad % hin and Gen Oroe BY member OF
the Brsx:liaa Legislature, N speech made IN that
snsv AZ Monte video everything .u quiet Tie
inner line Of the fOrracsions -,s eeisnasa -
troops from tie IL. OF October. ~ " Times DEC -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Southern News Items.

b Telegraph BALTIMORE FRIDAY, Jan. -
The Southern mail OF this evening brings New
Orleans papers OF the 9th and esih ult The newspS
PEI. are quite barren of news There has been an ar
avsl from Texas. but no intelligence Of any moment
kas been received
he ice in the Potomac extends below Alexandria tor
pgeral miles, and above is very heavy
The passengers that reached here this evening com
ain that their trunks had been broken open on the
pu,e hear OF no serious loss in consequence.
NV OKIrANs Markets Dee 7s-Tbc Dotd SAYS
500 bales of Cotton sold 81 rates fully sustaining
be &c advance previously reported Flour-Heayy
aes are reported: Ohio brands Al : ~ choice ~
.oss 81 s5 Missouri. S. Grain-Ssies 2ooO sacks oil
.Ofu prime white and yellow stfo cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

" EDWARD COOPER, Esq. formerly of the
,'s.s Journal, has become with Enoch DAVID Ed
"a proprietor Of the Troy Daiy Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

r The Legislature Of New Hampshire ID.
journed on Thursday. The su 70 rsss Ne sslasy u
he Judges, IT, VIZ postpoosd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

r. RICHARD BoYLsroS Esq who has pub
h.hed the Ams0s N. H. Ca6'H@ Almost s. al O'e
the memory Of man runneth' has ush''e',eD -,
est in that paper to his son, but VIII 'Ahe PS' " -
editorial management
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

DEsrIrUTIoS.-The number OF persons who
Rave applied AZ the station House, under toe City Hall
70. several nights past for shelter from the irclemsncy
Of The weather, has been unusually srgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

| CTS. JAMES WnsoS.-The Concord N H.
sssuan says there will be no Congressional Conven
Pa 10 the lId District OF that state but that the name
fGen WILSON, the present able Member, viii De 10
sr~d In the Wing papers By common consent we
we 10 ace Gen w reelected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

he ,s,,hsr. Of ,h. sesc, Committee upon the Presi
den,. Message in regard to levyins Military
tons in Mexico: Toombs OF Ca Daer' n J.; y, = ="
serson, Pa; stanton. Tenn Bolts Va 'enAole y, -
Colsmer VI McClernsnd, III; and T. duncan 0a'0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

~ The nomination Of LEWIS CAss, Jr. as
arse d'Afsires to Rome confirmed ythe senate
= Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

tween tie United States and Great Britain.
which was ratified by the senate on FRIDAY:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
The returns from the following ii Counties Ner'
s.i,ed TOO late 70 be officially counted

Total go,e polled, % Counties. Eli Taylor -
Ca. Io.55s-Cssss majority ol5s. No returns from
u COunties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

FROM JAxAcA-By the arrival here, yester-
say OF the brig Russian Captain Ieaze ten dsys from
Kingston We cave received lies Of ne JeAa! Of mat
port % the lith instant inclusive ne mouse oi As
.sri h.d cer,e into .tr-nz collision with the council
and bad voted that hey would not Pss' any o raising
revenue beyond the 18th February next until rnea
sure Of retrencamenh cCnsonani WIN me Impoverished
condition OF the Island, oe passed l-so A" n fsie'-
ring 10 this. the journal says;
10 consequence OF the decision come 70 last a snt
seems scarcely possible that the present assembly can
hold together for any length OF time Lne Governor,
Tar tie sske Of the revenue usy possibly allow them
10 niger on bet that apPesl must soon Be made 10
ina, rea, boiy Of electors there seems nov 10 b like
a., - U. Tunes, 18th 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Mr. CALHoUNs HEP0Rr.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Blkiuws SEi says;
NJ. Calhoun has himself struck lover hey than
some OF the southern politicians. ! am told that MS
views are OF practical and concaiory character Tie
does not demand that Congress should enact a~ 70
restrain the Territories from excluding slavery during
their territorial tutelage lie unltes with Mr. Bailey,
snd other Southern members in the doctrine that the
Geuers ozeruuent mas right 70 egsla,e IN the sub
ect OF Slavery IN the Territories or IN THIS District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

VERA CKrz.-We have received copy OF the
4,cg IRIS, published Vers Cruz dated the l-tn ut
a n,sns not one item Of news, except speculstiOns
n, tie probable extension OF the Tacubsys Railroad
rom tie Capital 10 Vera Cruz The President and
secretaries OF state have subscribed literally taking
shares in tie ComPsnyiAnt Il 10 10 Do ccmmeneed
forthwith.
A correspondent Gays 80 In Vera Cruz everything
i. verv opist and dub Il exhibits quite Different sp
pe.rsnce from hat which It wore wien. occupied by
the Americans In iae plaza me t,ass sI2ss tnlek =
bs ssra a, the gate and al the palace with bare feet
snd 10 their shirt sleeves are IN wreehed contras, with
he sIarss.sd American soldiers Business has been
very dull for some months but fair lately held ~ San
Jusn de los Lagos promises give an impetus 10 trade
4. 80 interior al l. cuiet y o. Times, Dec. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

L. :. FKIGATE ST. LAwRENcE.-Ihe lono"iHs
i,s correct LET Of the Oficers OF the L ; trss'e II
LAWRENCE who have received such marked si'enuon
at the different European ports which they cave ''S"
She was =, Southampton when the steamer Hermann
left and IS ordered 10 Lisbon where she will pass the
Winter
CAPTAIN HIRAM PAvI DING
Iieussaafs- Henry X Hon w Rogers Taylor, Chas
G Rartop Francis s. Renshsw, Edmond LsnieT, Joseph
Adams
Pnrser-Frsncis B Stockton.
Surgsoa-George N. Clymer.
Passed assistant Surgt1E-J. OConnor BARCLAY
Assistant >arge0R--E. Csrrinston
a,f,ng Nls.sr-Psssed Midshi2n toxnsn A. iarsef
Pss.,d Hi sAipnsl-Ssmuel p Carter John + n.rt
william Gamble William w. Low, Wsl'er ' ol.ll'
,,acs = Isxett Watson Smith, Thomas tilleoro"n-
William X Mayo, Marshal J. smith Edmund W henIy
H,lslfpmen-Sslmon Buell., Charles l. ihoIoarn
Henry Erben Jr John Irwin.
Firs, Lisn MfriHrs-Benl brooAs-
Ssso.a Liar MGriaes-A j. hsyes'
cartais's Clcrk-Cnsrles Frsncis
psyser's Clsrk-Wm. II. Nescies
Chaplaiv-Edwsrd Eaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

rY ANNUAL REPORT Of The Treasurer Of the
Rrooklvn Fire Department.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
THE OFFICE OF THE BAT.

The Philadelphia Ledger says That a
gentleman Of observation and reflection, in.
forms Us that The common bat which many
people consider an annoyance " hen ii flies
into and aboct their house during the sum.
mer and fall evenings, will destroy and
eff clral,y clear room full of musquetoes
in few minutes. lie says they are per-
fectly HARMLESS, and from repeated obser-
walton Of their visits and business, he ee.
licves Heir object in visiting room is to
make a meal Of the fies, rnusqne,oea AMI
other small insects which collect there
lie has watched them SO osey as to both
see them catch the insect and hear the
6ne snap Of their teeth upon hem. He
therefore, never drives bat out Of his
room as many people do, who do no. hnow
their usefulness.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
now MUCH HRANpY /

A correspondent, Of the n. Y. Tribune
comments upon the instructions ISSUED by
The Medical Council Of Now York end the
recommendation OF "a lulc brandy and
water" He asks how much httIe
brandy and water !" To which the IN
bune replies that, having sort OF outsider =
faith IN homeopathy, he should advise three
drops Of brandy In q buckle, oi water, ana
That spoonful OF the mixture he put into
another bucket Of water, from which he
thinks the pa,ien, nigh, safely drunk
The New Orleans Plcayune relates ar
anccdo,c of man in that city, who, being
seized with tho promonI,ory symptoms
was advised to take an ounce Of brandy
day, but, having no scales in which L
weigh il, and luckily recollec,'ng that e'sh
drams make an ounce, he accordingly tool
Ugh, sii.t aorns, aud told the doctor tina
he felt much better"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
A RELIC OF THE REVOLUTION.

The Railway IN. ~ Register, nn,icing
the death by cholera OF Miss Mar, knight,
Sister of the brave Gen. Isaac Worrel, OF
Revolutionary memory, pays her the fol.
lowin. tribute:
The deceased was one Of those mos,
devoted and blessed women that helped TO
relieve the horrible suilerings Of Washing
tons army n, Valley Fotgs-cocking and
carrying provisions to them alone, through
tho depth of winter, even passing through
tho uutposls Of the British army IN the dis.
ruise of a market woman. And when
WASH g,on was compelled TO retreat be.
fore superior force, she had tho tact and
courage to conceal her brother, Gen. Wor.
rel, when The British set price on his
head for his bravery,) in cider hogshead
in the cellar for three days, and fed him
through the bung hole; the house in the
meantime being ransacked four difioren
times a, Frankfort, Pennsylvania, by the
British troops in search OF him, withou
success. She was 90 years Of ago a. the
lime Of her death"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
ORNlLLE RICE.
TUihe Editors ofthe Nashville True " hig.
AB,Tutyc COMPANION.

The Boston Pah faoier tells the follow
ing story;
A gentleman "DJwn Eas," was accus
amed 10 f | his bath with water Ut night
soas 10 have 1t ready for use When he step
ped ou, ol bed IN The morning. On one
occasion, as he was abcG. 10 s,cp into his
bath To take his usual morning shower,
he saw Miss Pls. sting up as ptim as a
assly dipped candle, directly in the bot.
'an Of the bath, and our hero, thinking he
would have 1ilile fun, stepped quietly IN
and closed the door. lIisaell known that
ra's have an utter abhorrenca al being vet,
and IN this lnslaoce. when her lady ship
iound retreat chi, I'll, aud Tie water com.
ing upon her IN torrents, she soon became
desperate, end making a virtue OF necessi'
y used the genllcman's legs, arms. back
.ad neck, as c'awholis TO assist her IN max
lag her Ell, through tho top opening OF the
bath. II is said that the water empiied
from the bath that morning was consider
ably tineed With scarlet.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
Take Notice.

FHNRE Subscriber being fully authorized
IL 10 close the unsettled business of the
late firm of Henderson & Smith would take this
method of respectfully asking all these indebted
10 said firm by account, to come forward between
this and the st of August next, and close there
accounts, either by CASH or Note; and those in
debted by Note will please call and settle BY Cash.
as soon as possible, as the business of the firm
must be closed. In my absence Mr.. 7 c. Ali.
son will attend to the business. And the subscr-
Der further Gays to the public that at the old stand
of Henderson & Smith, Goods Of every variety
can be had as cheap as at airy other place in this
section of County. Call and See
JAS. 7. HENDERSON.
Davidson College N c., july ,, 1919.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
BIG NEWSPAPERS.

The New Orleans Picayune says at the
New York Day Book, a smart little sheet,
is about 10 be enlarged, in consequence Of
eh increase Of Advertisements. DR.. Ba.
con, tho editor, queer fish, eccentric but
talented, expresses his sorrow, for the
change, his greatest ambition having been
ito have the smallest concern in the news.
paper line in the world Ia pretty strong
language he animadverts on his larger CO.
,emporaries, and says, he has prejudice
against big papers, because their stupidity
is generally in exact and direct proportion
to their size That is terrible hit for the
mammolhs Of the press-but Doctor, 1t is
too sweeping to be just.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
MR.. KENDALL,

OF the P'cayune, describes the proceed
lngS Of tine French courts Of Justice as
Iaughable, if not Iudicrous. He saws that
the French understand but little Of trial By
Jlty, and there is an utter want Of that
dignity VIII c h obtains in all such courts
IN Eng and aud America. The prisoners,
10 use his own expression, jaw the judges,
the witnesses take part IN the arguments,
and fora space he found il difficult 10 as.
certain who we're the accused and ahc
were the acCusers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
OLD AlEH.

There arc living on Spring Creek, in
his county, perhaps two Of tho "oldesi in.
habitanrs N our country, Mr.. William
Woody is Ill years old and can now "wade
and spit wattr like d coon" wading eve.
~ branch and creek that happens 10 cross
his path is in good health aud of sound
mind.
Mr.. NJ. Davis, his close ncighbor, is
l03 years old, and we understand i, in good
health and spirits. The former Is 30years
beyond the scrlptura allotment, VIZ: " four
score years the latter, %. Unite their
progeny, and they could nearly people a
new county, having "a long string OF
sons, daughters, aud relatives. We trust
they may ye, live many years, before they
are gathered to their fathers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
A Joke Of the Season.

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, relates an amusing
incident which happened near tia, city,
recently
One Of the creek military companies OF
New York went on an excursion to neigh
boring village, aud after par,skIng Of an
excel en-, dinner, the members OF the com
pany separated, each golrg his own way,
for short distance. One Of them, cycling
a beautiful atbor close by, catered II. and
rested himself on az lnyiiinS bench, which
unfortunately for his uaiie psn,aloens, had
received fresh coat Of green psnt about
sn hour previously. This, he did so' OBJ.
sefve-so he planted himself on II, aud pui
fed his fragrant segar with great comfort.
Suddenly tho reyellle vas bes'en-up
cur hero jumped, his rear having very
rerdaht appearance. On accnua. Of the
sh0rness of the coat tails Of the company,
the calamity which had occurred 10 hin
was immediately observed, bu, 10 ~?ons
Iigh, entirely. 1t was whispered that he
va, attacked with cholera, and ava, the
company scanpc,ed for medical assistance.
In ten minutes 40 less lhon 6,e medical
men wers in attendance, each so kcd with
camphor, OPIUM, capslcum, ood a variety
Of other drugs. and each Of whom insisted
upon the rs,ien. swalios wing his pr, scrlpiiou
Immediately.
II was IN vain dat the poor fllow profes
ed-do"n Inc drugs should go--and II was
some lme before he could convince hs Tel. (
low soldiers ard the docrors that he MAS as
well as any Of them. Alter the truth vas
elected. The company INDUCED ia a hearty
'augh, and the victim, who by Ihls time
vas cho'eric enough, remained over night
70 get his unmentlonatlts washed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
A GENUINE EREEMAN.

1t is related Of kossuh that he paid a
visit to the Jewish Synagogue q: Cross
warden while the Israeliles were at pray.
dressed them in his peculiar style, and re.
qaesisd forgiveness, in Tho 'hamc Of the IA.
ton, for the unjust acts done and burdens
imposed upon their race during so many
centuries he thanked then for their trav.
cry aud devotion to the public cause, and
gave them solemn assurance that from
hcnceforlh the law would Acknowledge nc
distinctions between individuals based up
on n difference of religious belief.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
Goods for Market,

and hope, under liberal patronage. In be able
promptly 10 fl! all orders with which thsg may be
favored
The Goods manufactured " II consist chiefly Of
Cassitnores o. Jeans, variety of Tweeds and ker.
seys for Negro wear 1t is their purpose TO PIT
no Goods in market which will not give entire
satisfaction TO the consumer.
All Merchants are authorised 10 act as agents
in purchasing Wool, requiring it to be washed
and sufficiently free from burrs and other foreign
substances, TO 60 Immediately upon the Cards,
which will be received at % cents per 3D.. for cash,
or in exchange for Goods at wholesale prices.
CARSON. YOUNG & GRIER.
Chd,loh5, July2, 1919. sstf
4. c. Carson,
J. A. IouNo,
Z A. GRivp
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-08-03
sEEREr SOCIETIES.

At the last session Of the New York and
Pennsylvania Yearly Meeting Of the Free
VIII Baptisls, a set Of resolutions against
all secret orders was passed, which are
quite stringent in their character.
They declare that the tendency Of such
ordo rs" Is 10 destroy the peace of ZION, v
forbid the licensing Of any munster who is
known to be member ef any Of them
recommend tho churches under their au.
thoriiy 10 expcl member. who adhere to
secret orders-snd lnterdlci fellowship with
any Church, Quarterly or Yearly Meeting
which refuses 10 comply with The reso,u.
lions.