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q lgie, A erican, Atlantic. and Wissis
s,ppi Railway and Imigraiion Co.


sippi Railway and Imigrauon Co.
tn 70 Is q d.tailrd project for construct
ing line rom Savannah. ~ the state Of
Gen,nia. t. :. 90 the city Of Watcher.
distance nf some one hund ed miles, hv
Which The Nilaptir will be connected with
the Mississippi. 1.-THE father Of tis"rs "
The company. which proposes to construct
the line IN ser,nns, is oi Belgian origin,
and j. formed upon concession granted
hy the legislature OF that State to certain
influential parties in Brussels aud iatwerp.
An important feature IN the cninpaH, is that
the share hold, ~ will be protected from
an, rosSlhlr loss e,ond the amount Of
their subscription. should the undertaking
even turn out wholly ahor'Re The esp
i,al Il 10 be- supplied by Belgium, Georgia,
aud this country. aud the subscribers are
protected vs. Socirfie dnpourir, which
limits then labllii, 10 the amount 81 their
shares. Should til -Iia capital g. pro-
yided the compan. a'NinFe WORK 70.
great Importance, .#t fu tmerlcn 'nif ft
To Europe Steam farlra'ian en- ncrnH-
pli.h the sen jour frnm Sou'hanIri.n.
Liverpool or Antwerp io Sasonn"h iI .
DAYS. but the passaga therfe '' t1s N.-
sisslpp is through the talf nl fiandf.
which frequently consume. ono ih. and
is proverhallv diiiiculi an' drra rs
menns nj the railway ihe Inur irou
Savannah to Natchez ln iHa ha ri Co.,
Mississippi river, Wi Ha Effected .I tweHi'
four hours
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

There are people. chiefly Young tlks.
who have IA impeachment n thor speech,
nf Peculiar KIDD Tn cunt pronounce
tie letter "r" il The, were h. ~ ever So
hard, though the, have no difficult, with
the st ct The alphabet We icm"nhc' a
b., 70, school who always rcad certain
pas.ne, ia the New Testament thus We
unto YOU sqa'5,s, pAawree'. hHeqHs "
II ws. the same ho, who .ald 20 hi- broth
~. who was famous mussrs, iuutrr.
sam. | saw Wal tvark wound your
twap.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

TRrNcu rolrrios twas oul. the 9th
er day, a, II were, that Lama the ohsrfved
Ia h. History, IN reference Ia the events
ol HI, own t.me, ~ s.arccly exre,d he
middle az, Of man, aud | have alrrad, lived
under tu domlulons, OF ten different nov,
rrumeuts IN France Between iniancN and
maturity have Witnessed ten revolution,
fhe constitutional Government oi Louis
Nv. the Ii ;, Eepublic. the Directory. the
, ousuatc, the Empire the II Il Eestnra.
ton Va l>li. th" second Government of
the hundred days b, Napoleon, the see
ond Restoration in 1913. the reigt Of bon
IS Philippe. aud the second Ecpahllc.'
since thi. was written, ma elourafh Govern
u,rnl has appeared ia frafcc, namely. the
n.ihtay drsp,ti.m OF Louis Napoleon ,
apd 1t u b, 40 mcans improbable that tao
others will succeed within The next iew
wears
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

The spp. nl,uent ~ Edaard J Phelps
the llac. Of ii,land Hell. Sc leu'd; a'd
o. luin q feuis al New \"rk. =" In
SECRETARY ct thu 'lrrtiir's nf tab. IL ~.
plsr. 1T y u Harris. resigned, have been
confirmed y, the Senate.
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m TEXAS RIIlHl.l( An
II,Twe UOlla Ssna a Half a YEAR!


,u Tvs NrrtHitr's ' 'ssnrd v""klE ~ TWO
.;I,g> ,>D iiNIF per pnrun v tsi m
snf,.. II fsif within ~ nn4th- Tire nnilsr-
!, .,.e, b. ie'ryri nnti' after ti, ~, months 'i-
utf't, i,iIt iln'isrs >iuglt rnni.. on. DUN.
-itsrriri,s ~ - per -Guarr 4 Ton linz. ~ bees
i 10 cont, pei suunr- ftrVrrp suh."g, ~ iisrftul
4 liberal li..nni' mede Tor yearly Advertisements
4 ,..,i.., IN. ~ ri eapdidal-- 1-u nnllHr.
,.I,. rvr rtn' wtll lie charged IN adN-tti@em.ns
tati ui ed,ep"-.
" t..,'-r- addressed 10 TN. oa,cr nu.r be- re.
IA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

The London ch say. !, ma, he
p,up., to state rilai the d.tin, ui.i ndi.
,idutl known au.ous ,h- nneh.'is ~ ut,d
has i.r.utl, rhanr, ct his ran.r t., u,,i,l,', /.
t,id will hetva ter d,Ao'r his sis,,ii,n Ia
matters ri n,nnr, ~ Wi = uiati nunn,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

Inr rarn'. AhNs 80 \ letter from Rome
tni.- that srtrt.i ttings nj esfdiuals
h,d hrs.u Ne III 81 late e. di.cus- the qn.s-
ton nf ti. rapl aH,, rnd that ten Ge.
uuii. the -urh cous,nnrdef, had cf'r,sd
t. iufuduc, the system al rpn.cripiiuu
lni" ia. Numsn states. bat htheiio tho
psajrrt had tot i,e..,i r,rri,ed iih layor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

he following arllrl,. on the fleet II the
abundance al gold upon gcnrrm CONNER
ciHl lndust y, W. had IN y lt'e bette, from
The London eol espoud,nt 81 the inl, llsen.
rri:
Ever since the discovery al rnii Ia
Cali ~. have had the qn slim. mon,
ed whI M h., Tie rfrrct cnuin. ,ciall, nrd
s'rnll, 81 large me ease at hat lur.
e' n metal. and III. qucsiion ha. been d..
ru.s,d 18th nui" Intense t.fs.t .cr the
m'ncim w,'llh oi the o"la fields OF Aus.
trli, has been esralili-hcd We have
watched thu pc prrss al The scns>ion with
much interest bat uill wy li,c w. oid
not perceive that the great lurrep.r 81 uu'i
had n,lur,d any effect upon the ronn.t.
eial Interests Of Great Brit ia. TOR so fr
A. Ne could Judge, bad 1t eau.pd an, ma
teiial alteration IN those of the | uitrd
States These being the couptlies upon
whose territory the gold fields had been
disrovcred, aud to whom, OF course lheir
produce h'.longs, they would naturally be
the hr.t anrctei @y the influx Of gold aud
to them Ne have booked tor the ii It .,mp.
toms 81 dsordcred currency, derauge-
meni in the prices Of produce aud baud,
aud show OF neressit, Tor re adjust
neut Of the principles of social and mef
camille Intercourse We are quit. aware
that the increase OF gold With which we
are threatened Tor We regard such An In
crease mote as an evil than good. aud
that io' man, reasons, some pertinent and
Others healng upon our present Object
must have ultimately. and perh1ps before
,cN bong, yer, dislu bling effect upon Ia.
hor, ptic., supply. and dpwand, and almos,
ever, ethe, element OF individual and ma
tiouaI intercourse.
At u,csepr, So Tar rs respects this coun
try. Ii, mere fact that the discovery Of
gold a. Nusli4lm has given new direction
tu III, ldior ri that cuuuttt has ifrespect
i've at the uatu e ot lhat dirceron lnpct.
lll,d 10 % gr.u degree H.. production oi y
raw nstr.,,l =" she utmost cons, qn,Icr b.
one ot th. principal hrancbr- oi i iu.h
nmpuaar'u,. We. 81 cou -. alIude la
vunl ct Winch niucle lbr Vuulln manu-
iactu - "i Eesl nd n,rd an nurud SUPP ],
tp,m Va ti1t, nunnnuitug ~ value to tno
muiipu u"u n. iti- h.iu1 the ampufft ,,u
10 t.d lr l>5d It las b 'cu trcla,ed. upon
high aHih"nN, IT the public me.trg ut
Iced tni rcroi'l, 4 hn tn deputait7u tp
i"td d.. h, IA ,urh hH~ been lhr AT ac-
tipu "a the gold ul - tu the shepherds AID
uth,r fo.tsof. rouu.et. 4 with the sheep
H,cks ~ trI ala. that thrrr ia Vet, grrnt
d,hrtlry at ,hrphctd lahor; amt that
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

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n"e'Ns W "'""'
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Tor V"e P'es"'e'''N' a'' ''N'"'e "''
pay 'hem WISH ~ wv '''o'S 81 ~ 'h'
nvass' tie "e'erf'n answering 1t ""'l
co"'enu'n n"" o'c'''u VINO WEI" u
our standard hea'ffs' ana we no" sun
J" hts letter IN reply II Is Il" eloquent
FeIble' a''u u'e"'h'' "rgu'''''' III 'aN"' :"
cree a"o Mug anu WIN =" ''so w 'h"n
nd- WIN he"''''H efhi'"eat'"n ma I''n'
an hN,'a'''o '" '"o "'"'a'c' ~
~ "''"'e I" 'h' h'e" "''''N 81 "n'
ho'dn''s' OF as II" a'eu"''o' III '"'"' al
storing the asc'hnthrN "' ''h'"c "'i'
'nriplrs III me '''efh' government II ga"
he too uIedN '"''ii'"hu"" ma"
VIVA NiLANh' Jun ~ iN'-
Gfn'fmfh h''" DELAYED on purpose
ats"ef N"nf hind communication "' TIE
Pth oliim", UNA the result "i III" b'dn
ore Convention should In hn""n WIN
rrv '""i'"g OF grateful heart thank
'n'"lii-"" and hlthiul democracy "i
lnghld township l"r iht'f t'"'' be
lnI'n, aud '"r the earnest aud il'o"di,
'p' "Npfe''.d h' the"' fhd 'h' n""'
Ec' ~ the mon """'o 'e'i"'1 !" th'
'shr, ~ rrnn'N''''," :" We \''l''n Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

The Portsmouth t'aseiie states that Nos
.u,h viii u.lt Exeter, y u next week
in compliance with the invitation OF Capt
Long, OF the | $. Navy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24


beautiful p"iirait A. President of H." Son
al" he l. Without superior, and ,houli it
ever he his tate, in auv contingency, tu
discharge the ,n'lrs ct the Pes idrrt -, III.
I nl'' It states, he viii rorluri ~. eo,e,r-
meet With wi>d' I'm. sound discretion. aud
.nlishietcd patriotism
But. "', should | insist upon he mcri'.
ardqaalili n;:ous 81 or 90, n su',s, Ihoir
nomination la III" highest tribunal al thu
lhu'rthiic patty I. the strongest tteSun,p.
tive ,tid.ure % ilpi. worth and ought To
hr Suiicl ~ &" FISH la rally Ia their snt .
port every tue heated aud faithful D,m.
ocfnt
vs. lem rrrts. W. should nlvays ,i,ld
onr rei soual p',lrtrrco- for men when
grrnt rincipl r'qui.c tie "a, rifre Man
l. Tut the crea'nr, OF u da,, whilst ptincl,
les are eternal. The generations al men
in suecrs.l"n. Use. and iluclna,e, and sink
and NJ" t"tIott'n; but the principles
at democracy. Of Jreg-,tSirc dcmocrGcu
which We have iuhe,iicd from our reynlu
Ii.Wapy fathers. viii endure to bless man
klnd throughout all generations. A. dem
"''a's' W" believe thai not o"lN Tie pros
pert, Rad glnry Il the couuity. hat even
TUE preservation "l our blessed mon DE
l"""s upon '"''u'ui observance ~ 'h'sp
principles IL the administration Of the fed.
eml government Mad | AK IN what man.
urr can that asccud.nc, be- secured but hv
q sacred adherence Ia regular nominations
Ih- i, the oulA huud which can unite con.
solIiatr. aud render uvinciblr. the great
pat, OF which We are all proud to be
members II. - soldiers in the ranks of
the democratic army We should desert the
good old cause al democracy mercl, be-,
eau. We m.ht pleier dinc,rnt lrador,
We ~hal then soon become broken and dr.
otgnn1cd and ~ eaomnous defeat must
be- the u,ulahlr con equeuce IN nlon,
aud H., uninu N ,ur. thor, Is strength Gnnd
""d eat ID d'. ""'ialr fenas> l'e"la VIII
newer i"'s"Ne h'r f'H''t les n'"itlN t'''nse
'hr nlsh l"''nIN nav" P'tti''d "il't
agents lhH" y rklh i'"ce a'd wa Il.
MUG I" r"oA he" VII MO tUtct Nh'
NH n'.'r' thu p."'" rec. cant /" bet own
tue el'N hHa 7" h'I 'Eh'St '''' '"-a
l" %h' l'R' "'"l' "" '"-".' . PROBES
ST "''' '',, N",' S''''''' "',N' ''' "''N
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u. n.o,aaur hltoN 'ui1rt,, w nusi neither
10, io. Psul nrf Nr lt",, rNreri A. the n"te
nu, oHair, egr'f~ Ia cl.r, at 'he eat
taod'msntl deeuln"s "l t.e de'"e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

\ W.nN t,A.rtr. N.,lcdi
preacher. u,ar rai,s,,ll.. Az sN. -
itrui ,,i. ,.nr ,nelu,i,., Gui kum Z a.
shin" Califnrr,s .tll.m.ti." iessfs
tuk and II. n Cr,k
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

but % lirie agitated. or rather Il tod.
Everything being ready, t'c compan,
changed shots Eapg whane h,ns -
went the guns. while the twp commanders
Yelled Ike SO man, stuck pigs.
"Tha, : g.. lh'rl nay braye boy, give
i, 10 'cm. the oWdapious gei coat. bel.
lowed Washington.
"Ou Roaiau. % ,ellpd tho excited Corn.
wallis, who Bad seen H,ea'ilrA eNhi-
hilton once. snd who remembered the h,
roic appeals Of the ',hr,pian h,heerru,. !.
" breathe. ihrrc man so dead that won't
deh' Ike thunder +"
Go Il. Cou,incnials - down with taxa
iion on Tea " believed va, meinn ia y
Yer, patriotic voice. and narrooh .scaprt
cutting o.. boz c's ear of with hi, swnrd
The fighting NOW ceased. u,e coapt i".
werc drawn up 90 o straight line. snd I, orn.
wallis d.mounted aud presented h., .wo'd
to Washington.
Nv cu. Old boy" said the Immortal. q.
he cuaed hi- horses ems With hi- cooked
hat: " what IL thunder do voa want
Gen Geolge Washington 80 nei,i, j
Coruvall-. Surrender up To YOU u,.cls.
sword, ADD men
"lon do, do ye'" ,neeiinsly replied
the General.
"Nes. General. said Cornwalli., " the
British Lion pro-lrs'r- h'ms,l st lhe loni
OF the American Eagle I!
Eagic E,etsii" yelled Washing,
~ T. = 1 3
Bri'on = Tremendous blow ou the head with
tho llHt Of his sword " do Sc cali M nu
ctcle TAI, that aud that aud flJ %
ycllad the Infatuated v ashlneton. trf hri
SOU u cal. me an eagle again. You mva..,
.ueakiu- cuss
CofnwslAs WAS dorm, but oulv for y
moment ior be wmpc up and hook him
.cN. auI then, With 40 eutinlS uel""ked
nr rerupeation GA the part Of iallrn Toe.
and 80 direct d,nance oi historical hl-iot,
he pitched uto " asbiHglon like a laou-
sand Of biick aud in spite ~ the 'lIu's Of
T tie men OF both nailoGs .nrr,vde'i Va ei'
iug tie immortal q Tremendous hchinr,
80 the IA, that commenced 80 gloIlou.lt
most IN elorously ended,
For msns wears after the Surfender
there was q cnidnes. between the h~se
aud Squire, but n. time rolled a. sud frs
locks became frosted Ger with whife o.
learned to call tia "Jkr.' B"' J,
ing now, aud Whenever they ~.esi ats
smoke their pipes. and ta'k a. ont = 4 It
Grape. Ike couple o. sac, s ~
men, q, they are.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

Our statement that General SCOTS nom.
nation Is the triumph OF sec'uualism IN
the whg ranks, se"ms to have made "A
furry N some quarters We cannot won
der ut it. tor it is bad md unpromisng
irgiuni Of the Wing canvass.
But hook At the facts The chance fof
t.rretm >rotts nomination has tor months
kept the wing patty virtually di handed IN
several of the southern >trtes-- has caused
them Ia seud d, legstes bound tn seccde
from the convention II the comptonise waS
not approved caused the opinion to
he advocated hy the leading s.roii organs
tia, such southern wings should he shut ont
nl the convention aud hnallS has united
tive cuiirc South up TO the dliie'h ballot IN
favor Of W. Fillmore causing Gen scott
To- get cich' votes in \irgi M. THREE ~ Ten
ue .re, end hire ia Missouri. aud not one
other from all h,. other Souihefu state. save
Del5oa,". which IS neutral ground ou the
sectional i.snes And nno be- i, rcmen's
b red. ihti every ou' ot these fourteen
.nufhprn votes given to Gcu"f'l Scott oilt
an the In.r ballot, were ,c.1ferigE votes,
confessed 10 be- altogether against the vii
and ratt.put of the CONSTITUENCIES who's"
pfpios"uc" they abandoned aud behaved
II that hc not a northern aud sectional
nutuinnrinu. We know not what can nuke
q nomination sectional Nor due- III" plat
TOWN. IT. either al It, two widely different
,hapes help the mat,rt; for IA The ihrec
rrrsi states al New York, Ohio, and Prnn
.,lvauia. where Ia, the whole heart and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

\in,v ihnusand dullars. It Is stated IN
one Of the kos-o.h organs H. W" Work.
/. n. sun total that be- hs. raised IN this
rouurv. sine. hi. arrival. ~ september last.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

Ms d.s ii - .nia an. e.iae a~x1Nig
i,pee acco.tu,a study 80 ~
~ .ir,iinn. am sefs Yia ~ -
" ou u, .dn'l hs- T. vista slst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

II il said iiia' -eti ntAs.tss
h,,e c,ur'seied v,tb 80 GM( l1
the bnpe ,ait.a ~ glA
labofe :, mhn ss s. f~G~
month to els Ia ssg Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14
BY NJ IL.
Our Washington Correspondence.

NAsuNcToN, June j. 1852.
~ Hds haionel Conic,ttca--sco IS. TYiRore--Nota
and souii--SciBe, 10 Sojnaat Scott and 10 Nominal.
HIM CSr5oss DoinrS l. h ilorse AZ Representatives.
Delegates 10 the Why National Convention especially
FROM the South filling up The spare OF our no.
tcs and quite resp cabe number u them have gone
mp sec The President day This timely arrival Of
southern delegates indcars that they have something
80 DO while The delay the delegates from the North lust
o. plainly foreshadoNs their confidence that they
have the game in their bands in having majority AZ
their command Confident. however the Scott men
that thoy have the baltimore Convention in their
power The opponents Of assume quite air Of as
that they defeat Linn viii defeat him and
tiat Fillmore We nominated unless the estina
nj, strength in the convention shah 10
tcriy ailscious.
II is assumed that the 10 votes Of the South viii
~ in solid body for Fillmore that be will have besides
seven delegates rom New York, two from Ohio
several from indiana Iowa and Wisconsin which togo
'her with the thirteen votes Or Massachusetts, for Mr.
Webster will give majority Of the Convention against
Scott his has to he tired 1t i the test question 1t
viii probhy lie de in tbe organi alton &c the Con
ycntien and in the appointment Of Tie presiding officer
The iSsne may rot b. raised till the question Of
ucntmE sball come up 20 setuemt In the
appointment Of committees d ff0m each State. the
FILLMORE men expect to DO something. Hul
abe organization Of h causguios - perfected the
S4uih VII propose the question Il platform. and they
s.l not consent proceed 10 ne nomination q caud
before +
paertca II the No-thrrn an AbouId or9r.rt,l,
1he etier fur pl,if,,n tbere are southern Whit
who sav that the sonrh half ~ Tho comm
lion viii make that Tho .ignal lar s.oeding
ana 81 ing lp in sornr o.bcr III dirr ,ra.e co,yan
ton snd separate ticket aud platform ,or them elves
We not informed that IN view this contingency
.ry buuirg has L..u .ppap.d hut laitiutorr 4 4 Ios
pitab,e eli v md no doubt IN lle hail could IL secured
on The shortest notice.
tn tie mart of the friend. II Gen scott Il II urged
That they have The upiarit. OF the convention
A,st that maielity all rule the conyention-ihat ii
MN not hermit iigf q he Subtitle ia in advance Wv Mat
fcr,g tbaf The, nj, H. aid ro tho tgllr tht Cen
p,atform az General .avlor lhaf II ltceJ PJeli.nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14
Wbfp Inr,onul Convention.


ARR lNGENEkTs And REGULATIONS FOR TIE SESSION
or IHE WIG NATioNAL CONVENTIONS.
Iron ibC Baltimore American i2h inst
The Convention viii te h-a ip the large saloon Of the
Va yicnd Institute ruildng commencing Al IL clock
n NJ. On wednesday 1tth lust
j. the centre q the rom commodiou- platform has
tceu erected for TIN del gate pr and actual reporters
pny.
The Committee Of Reception win he constantly in res
Son az the fIont rooms ~ the Institute from Monday
morning I4th nst at O'Clock up 70 the opening q the
Convention.
The ohajfmsn a. each state delegation is urgently
invited 70 prcstnt himself n tie Committee Of
Reception with corrected Ill OF hi delegation and the
Of those of y EN- who exp cited be present.
Evrry full official dgaie upon his arrival III the city.
y requested report himself ~ the hall either through
Sic chairman in person order that he may be duly
1crtcnd ard obtain III i,kct u admission containing
liz own nHme and name If stated 10 the platform
Atenates Owing u thr apprchended unusual exteat
If some Of the dcItpnns seats have been provided
On the platform for altornates except where they are
called upon act officially In The abeence of the real
ocgatestLey viii however be furnished With eigblo
scais, overlook ing the Convention.
Reporter who desire accommodations upon the plat
form msst fotisfy the Committee ~ Arrangements thai
ey nrc detailed for sc'nal duty ~ the convention by
fhe papers they represent they cannot be allowed
abere room having been provided but for the requisite
number.
Representatives o. the press however and
not making reports VII be provided for among the
served eeats in the gallery
The public vii be accommodated with seats-which
they will be required % occhpy-at either end Of the
platform. on the main floor Of the hall
The lsdies (and gentlemen accompanying them) will
occupy the entire cast gallery OF the saloon opposite the
Iresdonts chair
Complimentary Tickets The west gallery facing the
delegate and In fun view Of them viii he erved
slosiye'y for those having complimentary tickets en-
bscnf the alternate delegates mbers Of Congress- the
riy authorities, Nbg -ta'e Central Committee and City
Convsntion managers Of the Institute, and the represen
tetiyes of The press
All parties lincluding delegates and reporter) will
Ter the buiobs ~ the main doors Baltimore street
J1scaros will be pot,d over The inner doors ewing fur
iboJ directions
Police 1t IL the determination 81 the committee TO
preserve rgidy all the RE- aasios due Ia enforce pro-
per order possible They hope their efforts H. accom-,
Inodse AL parties will be- appreciated the right frit
md that fH the cfen ~ our ciy 10 disorder render
IL for them a. restrict The privileges ~ adson
furlb,r Than they have alre ~ done.
The comfort q The drl'gae and reporters and the
JfopH dhebaIge oi their npnr ant dutis- Gonand the
moi positive action ~ pi.yepung any Other pefs0ps
Whatever from gaming 70 the platform aud The
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