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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

special purpose OF the appropriation did not APP
pear on the lace OF the law, as this might have
aeieated the object; neither, for the reason,
IN my opinion, ought it now to be stated.
also communicate to the Senate the copy OF
q letter from the Secretary of State. TO Commo-
uore Connor OF the 9th ultimo, which was trans
mitted to him on the day it Dears date.
~ JAMES X POLK.
WASHINGTON, August a, 1916.
(Senate Document, Goth Congress- I'd session
Doc. lO7, PIP. and 2.
The Committee of Foreign Relations to whom
this message and documents were referred on the
9TH Of August, 1916, reported to the Senate on
the 9th Of August, 1916, through Mr. McDuffie,
the following resolutions:
" RESOLVED, That the course adopted and pro-
posed by the President as indicated in his mes
sage OF the 4th instant, for the speedy termina-
uon OF the war with Mexico, receives the appro-
baton of the Senate.
"Resolved, That, in the opinion of the Senate,
II IS expedient to place two billions of dollars at
tne dlsposal OF the President to be used at his
discretion in the event of treaty of peace with
Mexico, satisfactorily Justing the boundaries of
the two countries; apd that the Committee on
Foreign Affairs be instructed to report to the
Senate in open 1ession bill for that purpose, in
conformity to the provisions of similar acts
passed In 1903 and 1906"
The above RESOLUTIONS were modified on motion
OF Mr.. McT,ufie, and then recommitted to the
Committee on Foreign Relations and reported
August 6, 1916,
" lst. RESOLVED, That the Senate entertain a
strong desire that the existing war with Mexico
should be terminated by treaty of peace just
ana honorable to both nations; and that the
PRESIDENT hc advised to adopt all proper measures
for the attainment Of that object
Ind. Resoloed further, That the Senate deem
it advisable that Congress should appropriate
sum of money to enable the President to conclude
treaty Of peace, limits, and boundaries with
the republic of Mexico, and to be used by him in
the event that such treaty should call for the ex-
Fendlture OF the money so appropriated ,or any
part thereof"
These resolutions were adopted August g.,
1886
Among the amendments proposed and reject
ed was one by Mr.. Morehead to the second reso-
luton
{" Pysptdea. That before tic appropriation is shade
me president Of The United States shall inform the
taoo Houses Of Congress- an confidence, of the object
or objects 10 Which the money shall be applied"
A bill was reported, conforming to the tenor Of
these resolutions as modified, but Congress adj
journed August 10, 1916, without passing it. 1t
struggled on through the next session, and March
b l847 became law, with condition that full
and accurate accounts for the expenditure of the
$50, 100000 should be given to Congress, at as
early day as practicable Our third link will
be this bill as it finally passed, March 8, 1847
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Iron Hall Dry Goods Store.

THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
TAvING greatly enlarged stock and removed It to
the splendid east room in Shankss Iron Building
would invite everybody in want Of CHEAP Dry Goods
to call and examine STOCK and PRICES, being conf
dent always please Short profits and quick saes
is our motto Our stock Of
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
comprises the largest and abandonment offered by
In our stock Of
PRINTED DELAINEs, FRENCH MERINOES, &C.,
may be found every variety Of color and price. In
WOOLLEN GOODS FOR GENTS AND BOYS,
~s have styles and prices to please all In
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, n,
We s.er good goods and low prices In our
SHAWL ROOM
be found great variety Of shawls Mantlas, Coaks
&C., &c
In short stock we'll selected and comprises almost
every article In our line Call ar: for yourselves
e. MYERS b CO.,
Iron Hall, Pennsylvania av, between 9th \ 10th sts
ocflA Z ! !. \ ]. ! N !.
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Sign of the Large Show Bottles
AND MAGNIFICENT GAsLIGHT,
CORNER OF T. AND 7tll sTI

CORNER OF Il AND 7th STREETS.
XTE would respectfully call the attention of the citizens
wv Of Washington to splendid assortment Of Drugs
and Medicines Paints Oils, and Dye Stuffs They have
been selected with the greatest care and from the most pop
ular houses in the country and safely say that they
will compare with any in the District. H.
We most respectfully call the attention Of the ladies' to
beautiful stock Of Fancy articles embracing Of the
largest and most magnificent assortments in the District
other house in the city. All ask u.s. that friends and
the public generally win call In aud Judge for themselves
ESPEY MORRISON,
oct 16--3t Successors to j, r. Callan
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Public Discussion.

Public Discussion.
On the 22d Of this month there will be poll
teal discussion between selected members of the
two great parties. The discussion will be in
front of the Patent Office, and it will begin at
four o'clock in the evening. The speakers will
be announced at an early day.
WALTER LENOX,
President of Washington Wing Club
j. d. HOOVER,
President of jackson Dem. Association.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

B6r Graha'n's american Monthly Magazine and
t7ody's Lady's Book, for November, arc both re.
ceived from Mr.. Shillington, Odeon building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
The Elections.


The returns from sixteen counties give Broome,
Loco, 1877 majority for Governor, and Maxwell,
Loco, l34 majority for Congress There still re-
main twelve counties to hear from, which gave o
Wing majority of 371 for Governor in lS4S.
The contest is close. When it is remembered
that the Wings of Florida have only just agreed
to wheel into line. we think they have done no
bly, We had thought the State elections there
would have gone almost by default. All win be
right in November.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS.
Grent Destderafum.

GUILDS Lesson Book on the New Testament. 1smo
Y Price, 81 IS per dozen.
Cbd's Lesson Book on the Old Testament 16mo. Price
t1.50 per dozen.
These have been specially prepared 10 meet the universal
want Of scholars in emerging from the Infant Csss 70 the
regular Sunday School Such scholars usually read and
lesson placed In their hands, but they not
pabs Of taking the scriptures in hand and preparing them
selves to answer the questions usually p opposed in question
books
These books take up all the most important portions Of
Sculpture history and furnish both question and answer In
appropriate language.
The following particulars characterize the books In ques
ton
l. The very brief and printed In large type
The subjects judicousy selected running through
the whole Bible. .
g. As they furnish both questions and the pupil
saved the necessity Of having more than one book
in hand at times very desirable arrangement for young
scholars
A. They profusey lustrsted with better cuts than
have been hitherto used In similar works
Persons or Sunday eooos receiving the Sunday
School Advocate will be furnished with specimen numbers
gratuitousy on application
oct15 GRAY BAbbANIfNB, TN street
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MORE MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
COMM, THROUGH PIE RYE

NV NySlcl Laura Lee ' f'iH NE
&S3 Don't be angry, mother
Home that love
swgf memories Of thee
TLes apd only thee
Sounds from Home
Young fblks at home. Old folks at home.
And the following additional pieces will be sale on
Monday:
Anna Lowry; Shower Of Pearls; The Rose bud Come to
me- Massas in de cold ground Atlantic Schottische; The
Elm Queen; Thou art false to me.
At Winners Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct 16-tr 9Th street, near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
FOR RENT.

A comfortable Frame House, containing eight rooms,
IN pleasantly situated 11th between and streets,
will be rented low 10 punctus tenant The key be
had by calling az tho grocery store the of 18th
and M streets ost15-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, July II, 1916.
SIR: The President of the United States, no
lees anxious to terminate than he was to avoid
the present unhappy war with the Mexican Re-
public, has determined to make an effort to &C
complish this purpose He has accordingly in
structed the underSg@,d, Secretary of State, to
propose through YORK. txeyllency to the Mexican
government that negotiations shall forthwith
commence for the conclusion Of peace, just and
honorable for both parties. Should this offer be
foG 81, ed and responded to by the Mexican gov
erxlfelt in The ssme frank and friendly spirit by
which il hs. sbeen Sctated, he will Immediately
despatch an envoy extraordinary and minister
pleIipotentiary to the city Of Mexico, with in,
stYuctions and full powers to conclude treaty of
peace which shall adjust all the questions in dis
pute between the two republics"
4 "The occasion, however, may be en-
braced te state that the President has ever cher
ished the kindest feelings for Mexico, and that
one of the first wishes of his heart is that she
may be a poEeSal and prosperous republic in
perpetual arritr i'm the United States"
y JAMES BUCHANAN.
His Excellency, Minister Of the Mexican Re
public.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
BEEBEs HATS.
A GOOD FITTING SHIRT!

GOOD FITTING SHIRT!
EtALL at sTEvENss Browns Hotel, and leave your
~ der for set Of woll.ftting and we'll made Yokeneck
Shirts, warranted Of the best quality and Superior work
mansbip Families viii find u cheap to have shirts made
by II not cheaper, and they risk OF having bad
Ats and matayisl spoiled
Alse always hand large assortment Of Shirts ready
made and Of first quality, both plain and embroidered at
uniform and moderate prices. STEVENS,
. oct 16-3Uf Ssses Room under Browns Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

yB PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is the
0g agent for this paper in the cities of Boston,
New York. and Philadelphia and is duly empower TO take
advertisements and subscriptions at the required
by His receipts will be regarded payments. His of
fees are--B0STON, Scollay's Building NEW YORK, Tr
bune Buildings PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner OF Third
and Chestnut streets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Opening Of New Goods.
IN. n! TERRs A. CO..

No: A, sottS, s,ds Fsnn. AUenue, bet 9Th tn sts,
H1yEjust received two cases Of red and white Domes
II kos-sn wool-Flsnnes; some of superior quality.
All which will sell worry cheap.
oct l5-2w WASHINGTON Newsl
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

The Japan expedition viii sal on The 10th Of
November
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Elegant illustrated Juveniles.

Elegant Illustrated Juveniles.
VERY LITTLE TALES FOR VERY LITTLE CHILDREN
Little Lessons for Little Learners
New Cobwebs 20 Catch Little Flies
Clever stories by Mrs. Sherwood
LINED Twigs 10 catch Young Birds
Child's Book by Mrs Sigourney
Mammals Bible Stories
Little Annie's Second Book
Watts Divine Songs
Rhymes for the Nursery
Little Annie's First Book
Fanny and her Mamma
GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
octf5 Seventh street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
WASHINGTON CITY YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATION

special meeting Of the Association win be held At the
N Lecture Room Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
9th street. Monday evening" 18th Instant at occk
TO receive the report Of the Committee Revision OF the
Constitution and other matters Its friends, and espe
ciay the Ladies', respectfully invited 10 attend
oct 16--2t WIN. CHAUNCY BANGDON, A. X. 8.
vNTANTED.--An active and industrious youth, about
w SIXTEEN years Of age to attend in store Apply 70
NOAH WALKER CO.,
oct 15-8t Clothing Emporium, Browns Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

A CARD.
New French Cloths, Cassimeres, and vestings
TUsT received per Franklin direct from France,
large and fashionable assortment of the above goods
20 which We would call the especial attention OF
Wishing OF first quality at moderate cost which
e will be pleased make IL order, at short notice. IN the
most elegant and fsbensble manner Also, Scott and
Graham Cloth. .rpn,,y>-o
Successors town. Wall, Penn. avenue,
b.tvsen 9th and 10th streets, door "ast Of the
80, "a "a, Iren Building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
GKNTLEMEFs READYMADE CLOTHING
OF First Quality for Fall and Winter Wear.

HAVING received first supply of Gsntemen's Ready
made Garments, Of superior quality, Of all the late
and fashionable Styles take pleasure In inviting the
to purchase really na garments Of any kind at very mod
crate prices &c give cal before making their selections
determined seil good goods at low prices aud
give satisfaction in ~ cAsos.
Also just received large, rich. and fashionable asort
ment Of Cloths, Cessnercs and Vsstngs, which
prepared TO make TO order In the approved styles of
kmsnship and finish az very low prices.
WALL STEPHENS,
Successors 10 VIM. Wall, Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets,
oct 16-3t door east of Iron Halt
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Indiana.

In rs counties heard from, Wright, Democrat,
for Governor, gains 1857 votes since 1849,
when he had 6,76O majority in the State. In
the same counties the rest of the Democratic
ticket falls 1000 behind Wright It is reported
that Democrats and Wings are elected to
Congress. In the last Congress there were 8
Democrats and Wings. The State gains one
member under the new apportionment, and the
districts have been changed since the last cleo
ton. In 1848 Gen. Cass had majorities in of
the present districts, and Gen. Taylor had majo.
rites in two of them.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

BV- At Boston, yesterday, great-coats, graft
fires, cold winds, /, sprinkle of snow!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
from the morning papers.I
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.
In the 18th district it is reported that Spang-
Ter, Wing, is elected to Congress. This is q
strong Democratic district, but there were two
Democrats running.
The vote in the 18th district is so close between
Galloway, Wing, and Odds, DEM, that the official
count can alone decide the result
1t is probable that Is Democrats, Freesoil-
ers, and Wings are elected to Congress. In
1848 Gen. Cass had majorities in 15 districts,
Gen. Taylor in 4, and Mr.. Van Buren, in dis
tricts. La the last Congress there were Demo-
Gratis, Wings, Ind. Democrat and Freesoil-
ers. In 81 counties the Wing State ticket gains
1000 votes since last year, when the Democrats
succeeded by 26,008 majority.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

B6s- The folders" engaged in the packing
room of the Scott Club meet nightly at the Club
Room, (Copp's Saloon, and merrily pass the
hours in singing lively choruses.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

TOE sHILLINGTON has received Godey's Ladies
81 Book for November
Grabam's Mag zine for November
The illustrations beautiful and the reading matter Of
the highest order. -
Reuben Nedcot ~ the author OF the Bachelor Of Al
bany.
Cabin and Parlor; or, Slaves end Masters.
Stationery, New Books, and every thing In the Cheap
Publication line for ale at 80.
JOE sHILLIyGT0N's Bookstore,
oct l6 0deon Building corner Of ~ st and Penn sv
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

WILL take place ct CARUSPS SALOON on Thursday
wv evening" October 21st, 1852.
Subscribers obtain their tickets at Samuel Butts and
VIM. III. Gilmans Drug Stores
M No tickets sold after the Goth.
oafIA
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
Pennsylvania.

HARRIsBURG, Oct Is.
Fhe returns from the West generally show
Democratic gains, leaving no doubt whatever
that the Democrats have carried the State on the
general ticket, by 10000, and probably more
Wright, for Congress, is elected over Fuller,
Wing, in the 18th district.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16

G. c. Clarke, Dr. Benjamin Berry.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-16
BY w. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer.
ira Sale OF Fancy Goods, Jewe1ry, &C.,
Ar. af Ancffnn

Extra Sale OF Fancy Goods, JeweIry, &C.,
&C., at Auction.
ON Friday Saturday, and Monday evenings at o'clock
at my store shall sell large invoice Of fancy boxes,
Bob milan Vases PorteMonnsies Shaving Cases Pistols,
Perfumery and Colognes Also Gold and Silver Watches
and nns Gold Jewelry Of every description.
w. b. LEwIS's Auction Store
Pa. ay., bet ~ and 9th SITS.
N B.-wanted, q young Man having qualifications
bus,ness and willing to make himself useful Inquire
at the Auction Store. oct LIT
A ROOM FOR RENT, suitable for o0ico, the
N Post 0nhoe Department Inquire Of
JOHN III. JOHNSON,
oct l3-st& Corner 7th and streets
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-24

LiBERiA-FrOm recent advICts from Liberia, il
appear, that the coOn,is are under apprehrn-
lion OF British interference in the affair, of that
republic arsjus from the recent chastiscment in
hc,ed upon Graudo 10y the Llberiau government.
The British consul and other BRUSH subjects We're
accused Of having iucited the natives to their
maraudlng expeditions Recently. Her Majesty 5
big Spy, with the consul on board, visited Trade
town. FOR the alleged purpose Of making inquiry
into the matter, when man named Boyer, sup.
posed to be in league with Grando, was taken on
board and examined. These circumstances have
gwen rise to rumor4 that the British authorities
contemplate deny ing the jurisdiction of the Ii
beTRn government over lradetown. The pros.
poets II The colony continue goud, as will b. seen
by the following extrort from letter. written
by one by one ot it, citizens. PiusJlUgh Post.
I'VE are getting along as well As usual |
think the spin, of industry and enterprise in the
republic is decidedly on the increase. All trades
and branches uf business are assuming a regular
and systematic form There are more improve
ments--the number Of houses now in progress OF
erection is greater and the material batter and
more durable than any former period Of our his.
tory could boast Of Late emigrants, mean re-
Gently arrived emigrunts are more active aud
contented than they were former. One cause ui
thus is the improvement everywhere manifest
Formerly when all old settlers and new wee poor
and neanly clad, meany housed, there was little
to stimulate the ambition Of the newly arrived
Those they found here were so little in advance
of thcm that the distinction WAS as nothing
Things IN this res pect are now somewhat changed
Families, more than few, are living as com
furtauly rs people anywhere. Their case, and
even elegance. excltes the ambition of every
H.
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I'm uuc of our sycL,py,s y. find IA I,;e visitor
W az ''"'''o
a. the large proportion "' stIlsHs among me w.
sane, and sdIs
alt vouId n.,rrol,v a, SUNNI. al ,h,, Gllir,
tbs .cil and b.irr ,1nosad ~ tb. mn. invIcorn
,ns, ,,r Vii ,nnL ~ rs,,,i,t. ir.,cad n, J;s,r.
rorce the balance wheel Of ones intellect
II we migb, be permit,eI Ia pue.s ON tho ,ub.
i,ct we wonld saw tbat ,he cnusr. Of iusaui,, ar,
more fr,oueptIy Ihy.ical ,b,r mental A sound
mind cannot dyy,u in n ursornd body and IN,
BODY nu., become diseased ber,-. the monjfes.
ta,i1ns Of mind are ,N,cr,l,red We were once
crcdibly informed rf woman taken b., her Lus.
hand r,yipg mad TO ,be C.luu bis Insane Asy.
lam The F9c,ity de,aiucl him drrir, the pipLt.
extracted or ro'.cn teeth fIcm the Jaw of tba
p,ii.nt. NLu was thereby so much trSnouilizcd
that the second dav she returned with her hus,
h nj To her home. and never after exhibited any
SION of mental d,ranp.mcpt Bp, instances of
insanity from snrarcnrly ,lr,Lt rbysical cause,
are too npmcrou, to require more than n mentien
of them.
Now. with all the ADVANTAGE. crioyed bv fn,.
mrrs of air and exercise /, is notorious to all win
have examined the case, that as n class they are
wofully inattentiye To the laws of health. We
know no other class Of renple who u,c 80 l,tl.
fruit and vegetables a- regular articles Cf diet ~
do f,tm,rs Bend meat and coffee are the A.
merican farmers diet. and by way of variation,
be take. coEre md meat and b-,ad then meat
and bread and coffee. and so on from one wear.
end 20 the other When ". r,aec, that il !.
mostly ncon,eni,n, to &c, A ,upp,v Of jr.,h
meat and tb,, therefore sa,t-snd hoo meo. A.
| tha,-is in eon,tan, use who should wonder thew
wopld Grow crazy, On ves there ia sno,h,,
;o,,'a,,,n, or,;o,. os t,,,.,,. d;., ,c,,crr,h,r
nirkles a. all times md nressrves when there
are strangers
Thee do no, greatly improve tho besltbfu'
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10 FarmerS---PIOWs!

BredkWg HnbJ'e, Corn d ShOrel PlorV
which we should like to show yon, whether you
want to buy or not, we Halter ourselves, after
Pous hdt can't be Beat.
We have taken extra pains in selecting our
steel and timber 50 we warlantnll OF our Plows in
every respect rqunl, II not better than can be found
any where else.
We have also large assortment of Rolling
Cutters ready TO attach 10 the ! lows, II wanted
they beiug approved OF by most OF those that uts
them. All those that want Plows, please call OF
the Steam Plow shop aud examine, before you
buy Flows that are made hundred miles of, and
sent To The stores here, to be- pedded out.
March l3-tf PEMBRuKE 81. DRsw.
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THE Enn RAIL RoAp LoAS--A double Track
The Erie Company has made loan in London
Of s2 100000 on tbs bonds of the Company, hav.
ing 10 ears to run, and bearing per cent. in,e'
rest which, with the principal Is payable in Lon
don. THIS loan establishes the credit of the Erie
Railroad Company. With III double track will
be laid IN 'mpnrtant parts Of the road for which
already 5000 tons Of Englsh rail iron have al
ready been bought, by the agent who contracted
the loan,
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Undertakings.

They will pay. particular attention TO this husi.
ness. C"i'ins ui all sizes cou-tn nitly on hand
Flsk's Metallic Burial eases furnished II called for
lievcd from further trouble NJ they attend funerals
with henrsr and iulnith carriages II wanted
May22, 1859 lv RUGG & WATSON
Nen Furniture Ware Room, LIST door north Of
HocsS Sriffs Lac Office, In Sale 81 Onand
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CIoihimg NIadc 10 Order.

~ Reduced Prices stosuitths times
THE subscriber would tender his thanks to the
citizens oi Ottawa and vicinity for pas, tnvors. aud
respectfully solchs continuance of their patron.
age, lie has taken rooms directly over the store Of
Rodgers, Mills. & Co, Formerly occupied by C.
Burr opposite the Mansion House. where he will
be happy to wait on all thn, should call during hu
sines. hours Garments ofnll kinds made to order
n1rCon.muIly on hand n superior 10, of fine
Broad Clothes, Cnssimeres, Twseds, Vesiin',s,
Trimmings, &c, &c, and for sale cheaper than
can be bough, amy where else, AN BAILEY.
May 22l, 1852
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e. Va N NN


I e. GAY would inform his friends and Cuslo-
-. mrr- that he has removed 10 ms new shop ~
the south corner OF the public square, where he
wl.lconiiuue the manufacturing oicauaEes huggi' 5
and wagons in the nirsi and most approved styles
Beng practical workman, he lalrrs himself that
he can hud A. good work as can be produced IN this
market Work made to orderand warranted to give
rulirr satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash pnid Tor seasoned lumber. ]. G GAY.
tE"GRnM,S PnmI Shnn np sLnlTs.
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There has heen grand review Of $1,000 mon
at Warsaw. which lasted week, and vas urds.
the inspection Of Nicholas It was what IL called
a magnifcen, display Of tho destructive element.
Query What connection is there between this
pompous. expen,ive and king pleasing show. and
the happiness Of the human family Besides Who
ptys the pipsri War ls, indeed game ths
Kings play. and fools pay for \.
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An,S's FMl-The New York Tribune sys
that Gen. Pierce. "if asked what was the cause
of Adams fall, would nstinctively answer Fed
eralism"
Why not Dr.. Johnson SAYS the Devil ws
the fra Whis. and !, 10 well known he unads
oil the mischief in the Garden of Eden