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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-03-02
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REV. w. L. VAN EATON, A. NJ, pu:a:.,.
Rev. W.O REID, iP0
WFlHE Spring Session of these Schools will COM
: mence on the 18th of January, 1858, and
the Annual Examination will come off on the
8th, 9th and 10th OF June next. Rev. Mr.. Van
Eaton will have charge OF the Male, and the Rev.
Mr.. Reid and Lady will have charge of the Fe-
male Department. II is very desirable that all
who intend entering should do so as early as
possible Students, however, may enter at any
time during the Session. All young ladies from
a distance are required to board with Nj. Reid,
excepting those who have relations residing in
town, or its immediate vicinity. For the BEN
eft of the two Schools, we have a fine apparatus,
with globes and maps, to illustrate the impor-
tant sciences We also have a well selected
Library, TO which al can have access. Our
Schools are conducted in separate buildings, at
a suitable distance apart. Tuition, per Session
of five months
Reading, writing, and Arithmetic COM
menced, SIS
English Grammar, Geography, and Ar
ithmetic, advanced, SIS
Philosophy. Chemistry, Astronomy, Bot
any and Ethics, $40
Latin, Greek, and advanced Mathe-
MATES, Sl2 50
French, Drawing and Painting in water
colors, each, s.
Embroidery, s;
y Music on Guitar, $12; Music on Piano, $40
All will be charged from the time Of entering
to the close of the Session, and no deduction vii
:. be made for absence, except in cases of protrac
ted sickness. Board can be had in town at til
: exceedingly low price of 81 % per week, an
d. in the country, not more than a mile distant, fo
u 81. We have no extra charges, besides thos
already mentioned, except that Students furnis
g. their own lights. Books and Stationary wi
be furnished at customary prices. All lettel
relating to business must be addressed (oo
IL paid) to the Principals, at Jonesvillc, Yadki
County, n. G.
December 81, 1852. Ism.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-03-02

MHE Subscriber having been North and pur-
4 chased a large assortment of Italian and A
merican MARBLE for MONUMENTS, Toms. and
HEADsToNEs, and HEARTH, PAINT STONES, SLABS for
SODA FoUNTs, BAKERS SLABS, and Nova Scotia
GRINDsToNEs, %solicits the patronage of the citizens
of Raleigh and the surrounding country. He
invites the citizens to call and see his monuments,
tomb and head stones and drafts. or send their
orders, which will be punctually attended to.
The subscriber has been in business in this
place sixteen years, and you can refer to any Of
the citizens of Raleigh.
His Marble Yard IS ten minutes walk from
the State House, at the SOUTHEAST Corner ofthe
Graveyard.
The subscriber has examined the Northern
prices, and has no hesitation in sayingh be can d.
work on as reasonable terms as any.
WILLIAM STRONACH.
Raleigh Sept. 6, 1852.
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HHUI!Y292 &C.
TO THE PUBLIC.
A PERFECT LUXURY IN SUMMER
AND WINTER!

%S - AS
AND WINTER
q lHE Subscriber has on hand a supply Of the
u best quality of cutled hair, aud is still man
ufacturlng Il superior quality of hair Mattresses.
He would respectfully inform the Public, that he
can furnish them with the best articles in his line
as cheapiy as they can be bought in New York.
Persons from The ~neighboring Villages and coun-
ties, who have therefore sent North, can provide
themselves with as good an article ct the sub
scriber's, and at as low a price :; as he is pfepa
ed to and will furnish them, at the shortest no
tice, at prices ranging from 81 to $50.
ALSO,
Constantly on hand the much improved Shucl
and Cotton Mattresses, at the lowest prices
Also, sofas, lounges, &C., manufactured in varlon
styles. Repairing of sofas, easy-cha'rs, an'
renovatlng old Mattresses, Sc, done with neat
ness and despatch. All orders thankfully re
ceived and promptly attended to.
My Ware-R Dom is on Fayetteville St, tire
doors above the Marlborough House
J.. HENRY HARRIS,
Upho!sterer and Mattress Maker.
Raleigh, Feb. %, 1853. "a 81
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ENEIPRRANOIE WORKS.
Carpenter on A1cohoi-Theuse abuse
OF Alcoholic Liquors IN health and disease. A
Prize Essay-By William B. Carpenter, M.
D.-F. R. S.-F. G. S.-Anthor of Princi-
pies OF Human Physiology. sc. sc. SO cts.
Bacchus-A Prize Essay-On the nature,
causes, effects and cure of Intemperance, by
Ralph Barnes Grinrod. 70
Speeches Poems and miscellaneous
w~ritings-On subjects connected with Tenn
perance and the Liquor Traffic, by Charles Jew
EFT NJ. D.. so
W. L. POMEROY,
Raleigh, Oct. 21st, 1851.
Also a very extensive collection of Theological,
Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books
generally--Blank Books and Stationary all Of
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Il and examine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-03-02

150 PIECES OF PRINTS of every variety. style,
h0o quality and price; a very large lot ofShawls,
embracing every quality, dc.
EVANS d COOKE
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u LII Persons having business with the Re
TX cording Scribe of THE Grand Union of the
Daughters Of Temperance. Of North Catolina.
will please address Jane E. Boykin, at Smith
field. N. c.. JANE E. BOYKIN, G. S.
Daughters Of Temperance.
January |. 1888. Is
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Upholstered and Mattress Maker.
h. Feb % 1883. "a 3n

mOR GENTLEMEN. Black and Blue Cloths
4 Doeskin Casimeres, Colored ditto, Clouded
Plain and Plaid Satinets, Tweeds, Kentucky
Jeans, from 20 ceats to any price wanted.
EVANS & COOKE.
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rl1RrAER by THE NIAQAHA.

H,Ir.x, Oct. 1.-THE Niagara brings l46 passengers
and had much rough weather. ,
The steamer Golden Gale arrived OUT on Inc morning u
the Il Ii. ,,, ., nth ,o,i,o thu
offers OF foreign ecs OF France If France and hhslano
afford her assistance. s,,,, nm
posed KDsla's removal TO America
The paris Bouts rose on Friday ~ per cent
Omar Pasha on he 9th. formally summoned H""scl"'
ku o eyacuate the Ottoman territory allowing fifteen days.
and the drrnaud definitely refused he viii commence
hosliIes ut once In the meantime he will moi cross the
Danube.
The navigation Of the Dlnube and Black Seas has been
guaranteed 10 neutral flags ,o,,,. ,--
The clergy has offered 10 place oou,'ooooo VI Pas''s "
the Sutans disposal ,
The Sultan tells The foreign ambassadors that DC 10 iesl
rous of settling the difficulties pedceaer Dul ns ms ances
tors psined their empire by the sword the Turks would per
ism in SUPPORT Of it, fate ordained mat turkey shouu
fall another master would put Europe 10 the sword as they
entered il sword In hand
arrived in camp Tho troops in motion on the ryer
and Is baalions OF infantry aud j pieces ol atty had
marched through Bucharest c , H..
prncipalities having formally notified the HosPoda!o INA
Prince Aenshakni would in future administer tne Govern
mpnI All the Russian officials had left Constannople an1
IN nm oops under French commander had been sent
Ihe Bosnian frontier TO watch the movement OF Fncc va
| mel of Montenegro, who is again aiming 49,,
|, was rumoed that Porte had appointed Inc II unsa
rian Generals Dembinsk and klapka 10 high communus
and that the Shah Of Persia, BY The advice OF Inc
| ENGLAND The Queen has returned 10 I.onLOn al,
she Ministers have all re assembled.
Parliament would be convokcd unless matters became
more threatening.
peace conference In session al Edinburgh Golden
| BRIGHT, Burrilt and Sturage were present.
The manufacturers of Sheffield had memorazed the gov
eminent against war
The iron masters of Birmingham report trade healthy
prices firm and stock low.
| The French Empress still at Amiens
ITALY, Numerous arrests of supposed revolutionary
| agents have been made in Italy.
Miss Cunningham has been liberated from prison at Flo
renee.
The Paps government has forbidden The export Of grain
Naples Ia threatened with scarcity ard the government
contemplatcs purchasing grain.
ADDITIONAL. FOREIGN NEWS BY THE NIAGARA
BosIcN, Oct. ?6.-rGe Niagara, from Liverpool has
arrived her wharf, In This ciry. Below send you add
lional details Of her news,
lTALY-A formal complaint had been made 10 the Pope
respecting Gavazfs NOV ement 10 America.
| JAPAN.-The Overland Mail telegraph Gays that Com
mDdoe Perry's Squadron reached japan The sih July
The Americans well received, but negotiations had
postponed till next Spring The Squadron left Japan
he
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JUDGE MASON-OUR NEW MINISTER TO
FRANCE udge Mason has been much muligned, und
chiefly If not altogether BY 1he presses that symp1thize
with the reesoere There may exception here and
y by the eeso press Al The head of his press Stands
the New York Postaso the leader In his aack on Judge
Mason These papers assign all OF reasons for his
reproach, and con,umely 10 lodge Mason
We bid these caumniaors 10 go On in their work of yilu
peratlon and sandcr-bnt we Tell hem The same lime,
that Is labor lost They might with the hopes OF
success attempt 10 storm The rock Of Gibraltar with pock
ct pato Judge Mason ia gentleman In manners he is
model for youth; In ability and allainmens statesman.
admire him. and he may deem himself fortunate in having
for hs aducers and enemies The dacers and enemies Of
The country ana lis ihssitutions Washington Ssntia:i
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TaE TELEoRApHlc ARBITRATION CASE

CHARLESTON, Oct 25-The tecen, arbitration case DO.
tween The Warrington ami New Orleans Telegraph Com.
pany end iha paSntecs resulted ~ follows The sock
Issued 10 the smoua Of The paenocs 10 20 be-
given up and cancelled also all tho received on The
shsll b returned 10 the Company amounting In all to
about eS6 000 And With regard the construction and
erection Of the second wlre the referees The
toes onehaf Of the cost Of The same amounting about
$4,000 Tho Referees eIculpsted the paiences from all
ncinnl fInnd
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THE PRESIDENT At BAl.TIMuRE.

President Pierce accompanied by hs private secretary
MIR Webster visited Baltimore Thursday morning 10 be pre-
sent al The Agricultural Fair. They returned to Wash
ington on Friday evening, highly delighted with their visit
We learn from the Baltimore Sum- that President tool
many Of The Visitors by surprise sgeenby by suddenly
appearing amongst them unheraded and merely attended
by single friend and Joshua Vansan Esq President oil
the enclosure about 0H O'clock when he was received by
Charles Calvert President Of the Stale Agricultural So.
ciety and Col John e. Walsh Of Hartford county, most
about an hour on tho grounds and proceeded Immediately
upon his arrival TO the scene of The poushng match coral
around him The President expressed himself highly graft.
lied with The deep interest being manifested for
In Interests and seemed look upon the scene
before him with sincere pleasure He earnestly invited
TO remain longer but his arrangements positively forbade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
GREAT FIRE AT PROVIDENCE

PaovIpsScs, X L. Oct. "a grssI FIRE occurred here
last night, des,Ioyag the Howard Block composed OF
OF the hncst buildings In the State including tho Museum
and number Of sdIuinny buildings The Howard BLOCH
COS, ssO00O and was Insured for only $40 0G0 The fol
lowing are tho principal oses and The respective amounts
S00 Leland, music dcsesr. $4,000; Atkinson fancy
goods, sloooo Howard. iurni,ure warehouse, $4,000
Museum Building t35 600; Low, shoe dealear 81 00O
hodscs carpet dealer s,00oOi Tabor music dealer
FORBES lessee Of tho Mu,sum. $4,000; Calder druggist
ooo Cost"ck confectioncr. S25 900; and Tyler Co.,
Furniture dsasrs, " 500 There number OF Other
smaller losses which will swell tho aggregate loss 10
9S00 000 On which thero 10 only partial Insurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

ATALK ABOUT ROOSTERS--Thc ordinary varieties
Of tho domestic fowl completely ovcrshsdowsd literally
and mesphoricaiy, by the Shangh Like Marcia the
Shanghai rooster "towors above his SEX and like every
sng on sulls In this world, attracts corresponding degree
Of admiration fot no 10 gawky colossus made up smey
and unisshlonsby a. "shsky about the knees Dcken
giants and Ia os no IL unseeny
Tho ChIuoss n wonderful people In respects BY
dmanusndo process they reduce any species Of
the Size Of cabbage or re persa exaggerato small bird
o. animal oy CULTIVATION 10 IN extraordinary bulk aud a
udo The basis Of the domestic cock and hen believe
measures when he is bis dgniy eign inches In
height whiis tho ahuDbug Shanghai rooster which never
sisnds upon Ito dlgnily for u hus nono feed from the
top OF h,uf barrel. "Szs 10 the measure Uf power
othof eonaoas boing squs say the phrenoogsis Now
BY Tho rule. tho Shanghai being six times the size Of
hs banitfn ought TO lick said buniaIu, Oher condl.
lions being equal but They Amt. Tho Shanghai lie
sach poor spunksss creature that a plucky little
Sfesture In leather brooches vii! thrash him In pro.
ssnce Of his assembled hafem 10 lrss than minutes
~e speak by ,he card Tor neighbour o resrs Shang
halls aud another neighbour cutvstos huntas and
ths two feathsfod anses hore 10 III blood. Among the
orients brood thuic stalks mOnsrous roosera knock
that sounds like tho believing Of bull calf through
wosied stocking and gait that rrnlnds kenluc.
Ky giant Between him and the bashsw Of the banlams
The colsohs are frequent but In ell the mandarin
The Shanghs alter few In, sctual deuonstraoha uraa
IN hs track and vamosos wlh pfodgous strides bantam
hanging on TO his shortta feathers like Cutie Sank" Ia
the csudsl sppendage Of Tam UShaniers sro until the
hsd tsars out wheIcupon tho ecvacs and
iadu'gee In falseo cock doodle doc! We rejoice la
hcso ulumphs OF pgmysm for the fact H.
thst the misocRoen celestial has vile habit of Growing
With oil his might every minutes co. from Two O'Clock
NJ until Daylight. and hence hatred OF ShauRhais
We hope that when the Chinese rebels reach Shanghai
will annihiiAie tho bsoed.-lN Y Sunday Times.
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WORK FOR THE POET.

WAKE no, thy Tyre 10 lofty chords,
Win ,nythic transcendental words,
Sublimoly swelling.
Like wayworn mon, with dusty feel,
Csn,o angels 10 Gomorrah's street.
And Abraham's dwelling.
And thus 10 humble gulse and speech
Should POesy spprsach and leach
The sad and lo~ly,
Till, a. their hearts within them burn,
Tbs hidden glory they discerni
Their guest 10 holy
Thus tho DIvInest upon earth,
Light. crowned before the stars had birth,
By tho wayside and household hearth
Used simple phrases;
Familiar things Of toll, and rude,
With sacred beauty He imbued,
Teaching tho earnest multitude
His Fathers praises.
Secdtimo and harvest, rocks and sand,
The common objects near al hand,
To poor mems vision;
The lone sea.shoIe, the city's strife,
Tho desert and the mount, were rife
With lessons Of another life,
And wrought His mission.
Poet, 70 fling on worldly gloom
0od's light, the charnsl 10 Hume,
Dry bones renewing
Love Hope the burthen Of Thy prayer,
shall purify the choking air;
90, soolhs and heal souls despair;
Up. and be dong
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pOErlCAL.
AUTUMN FLOWERS.

rho.e few pale autumn Aowers,
How beautiful they are!
Than all that went before,
Chan all the summer store,
How ioyeller far
And whyf They are the last
The lss, tho lasi the last
o! by that little word
How many thou shts are stirred
That sister Oi the past
Pale f,owersi Pale, perishInR Ho~e's!
Ye're types of precious things
Types OF thOse bitter moments.
That Hit like life's enjoymonis,
On rapid. rapid wings.
Last hours with parting dear ones
THAT tune the fastest spendsD
Lsst tusrs Ia silence shed,
Las, words half uttered,
Last looks Of dying friends.
Who but would faln compress
A life into day.
Tns last day spent With ono
Who, ere The monow's sue,
Must leave Us. and for sye2
o, precious. precious moments
Pale flowers! zero types OF thossi
The saddost, sweetest, dearest
Because, Ike those. the nearest.
To an eternal close.
Pale aowersI Pale, pefishIns flowers
WOO your gentle BREATH
tsams,he summer rose
E.a.,-ounaer, blither brows:-
W"9' Tell mo Of change and death
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LATER FROM Europe

New YORs. Oct. 30Ih'rne steamer Arctic with Liver
pool dates 10 10Th October, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL Oct l9-Cotton Is In good demand, al sIsr
rates. The sales CT the three last days amount 10 2OU
bales Flour has advanced H. 81. Com 10 dull Cunsols
9lS 93l.
War on The Danube and the Caspian sen is inevitable
Gu,,schof stated, in reply Omar Pasha's demand 10
evacuato the Prncpalties that he had nc authority
hosIities mako peace or 10 cvacuuie IEo
Pfincipalities.
Ausria aud Prussia have recalled their subjects from tho
Tukish service.
Much agitation prevails in Italy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
PRESIDENT OF THE JAMES RIVER AND K.
NAWHA COMPANY

We cordially endorse the following well mered COMMIT
mens 10 Msor ELLA. from the Dispatch:
We announced 10 yesterdays Dispatch the election of Mai
Thomas H. Ellis 10 The Presidency Of The James River and
kanawha Company We feel that may safely congrsIn
ae Company and the community upon the selection which
has been made Major Ellis Ia native OF our city IL VET
young man. possessing fine talents aud the most
able character He has ever mapested most active and
enlightened interest in the public Improvements of Vrs,n
and WIN bring TO his new post thorough acquaintance With
the history condition and of the Stale 10
with public Improvements. He has been one of the most
Intelligent and efficient Directors Of the James River Com
pany aud his practical knowledge, business habits and
sound Judgment will give him sgoa advantages In the dis
charge Of his new duties. '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
LATER FROM MEXICO

Nrw ORLEANS, Oct 25-The steamer Texas has arrived
from Vera Cruz, and brings later from Mexico The
revolution in fucaan had been suppressed offer loss OF
300 MEN on the part Of tho Insurgents.
The Spanish Minister has suspended his relations with
the Mexican government and left the capital The cause Of
The difficulty has not Iranspret
The Indians continue their deedaons in the provinces
of Durango and New Leon.
The cholera still raging In 0axaco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
arcIIRATE WORK-W

ACCURATE WORK. We hear that since the Goth Of
October last, the Post oce Department, have distributed
mps and stamped envelopes an aggregate cf
more than thrco millions and half dollars These stamps
CENTS and twelve cents After taking an account of the
balance hand is found that those thus sen,
counted for within one hundred dollars worth
Such accuracy 10 The transaction Of such business
rsmely novel, in view of The immense number Of posmas
served mnuleness Of The denominations Of the
slamps aud envelopes and their immense aggregate value
T WASHINGTON Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
MADAME BOcARME.-A letter from Paris to one oil
our journals gives the following account of tho recent ca
rccr of this noted woman

MADAME BOcARME.-A letter from Paris to oil
our Journals gives the following of tho recent
recr Of this noted woman
"Your readers vii, recolec what excitement
rod two or years ago by murder committed oy
Boearme snd his wife, the brother OF the wlfe
The Count tried and executed and the wife acquitted
The property OF tho murdered brother which was large
fell by gh, tho widow his sister. She also became oy
decision oil the guardan Of her two children by the
Count This lady possessed Of extraordinary personal at
fractions and from this FACT and the peculiarly OF her po-
ston wealth and her youh has been The heroine OF
many novel adventures since the tragic deaths OF ner bro
and husband. The French aud Belgian newspapers
have found 10 her perfect mno Of romance and originality
One base English noboman who had sought her hand will
Cd her oil bis property, and died after Others travelled
hundreds OF miles 10 lay their hearts at her Feet like pill
Gvms going Mocca. Several times she has been The
point Of contracting advantageous marriage but by some
means OF other IL has often tailed. At aet
Justice has boon seized uf her, as lawyers Gay
Oas Of her relatives has cited her before the tribunal for
singular mode 10 which che administers her aas
In other words has been discovered that she lie leading
dssoiuIo e tina, her miad Ia slightly turned that she Is
fast sqslnderng her property and settling example OF
prodiya,y before her children which 10 thought improper
should longer exist The tribunal has Just decided that the
lady LydIo Josephs Fougnes widow of A. Alfred
Julien ppoyts Count Visart Of Bocarme cannot hereaf
Ter plead, transact. borrow receive movable effects and
give discharge aenate squauder her hypc'hecated
goods &C., without The aid Of certain legal gentleman there
In named who has been called 10 her assistance the court
IN the capacity Of legal guardian"
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THE SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURY's AN

TIE 5TNtEFAN1 of HE INEaSUH1 3 NV.
NUAL REPORT.-Ffom signs around, we anticipate that
the Secretary of tho Treasury will have his report embra
cling those Of all heads Of the Treasury bpreau on the
tables of Congress the first day Of the session; good old
custom sadly neglected OF late years The failure do
hls has caused innumerabc delays in legislation many
founded The country therefore, have need to rejoice that
leaf is about be turned over which will enable Con.
Treasury suggestions of the head Of the and
that OF tho Department.- UIshington Siar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
NEW HAMpsHIKE DEMOCRACY

Coso I'D, N. H., Der. % The anh. Coalition Demo.
0atc Convention for Mlddlesex mol at this place yessr
day. They repudisied oil connection wilb fcesoler and
nominated separate Senatorial ticket Tho resolutions
adopted By the Convention silent National affairs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
MASSACHUSETTS pEMOCRac

MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY
BosToa, Der. "a Democratic Convention Ct PLY.
mouth resolved that tho removal Collector Bronson de-
aud will receive tho airport Of all ue friends of De-
mocrstc prncplse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
nesTRUcTION or pRoor,,,v

MACON (Gso.) Oct. 25.-A disastrous fire occurred In
Mledeevle this morning at 10 o'clock II broke out 10
shop and consumed The entire square of buildings on.
jewery STORE also destroyed There are but two or
three left 10 the No hotels have been injured
The loss of properly 10 perhaps 500 00O
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nor GARNET AND NEW YORK POLITICS.

TuE CABINET AND NEW YORK PULIIICH
n ,moya of Collector Bronson Is matter OF interest
n h country al large as indicative of The policy Of The
Adninsaon and The spirit with when IL seems oS'rl
New York Democracy ~ -, .
0n,.ide of New ork It Is a subject OF little concern VINO
fills the lucrative post OF Collector OF maj port so ne 40
na bo and faithful the discharge oil his dulles and
The remark applies with greater force 10 The petty oces
AUXILIARY 10 H. But il is something well worthy oil nolice
and that the Administration alter being oadgereo
and hpied for months by the clamos OF hungry iacons.
h. ~ wssed I'D to O sense OF lis dignity and BY the re-
moya Of an inoen Official giving assurance tha hence
forward il will not be baked In lis policies nor dulles oy
such ignoblo agents -, 9 ,.
Wn would mol be understood by this 10 approve SECRETARY
uhrIe's letter AS point Of diplomacy. put him com,
pleley at The mercy OF huso who wanted no better capa'
10 SIR nm apilaon and promote their own selfish ends
And nm hpher prounds think II i'll became The Aecfea-
~ of The Treasury soop from his high ofce and ovsf-
see The appointments olidewaitcrs and gaugers
ton Mercury.