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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
lENTIFlC EVIDENCE,

Call on the Agent, and geta Descriptive
Circular, gratis, giving large amount Of &c en-
utc eridenee, from Liebig'S Animal Chemis-
Try; DR. Combe's Physiology Of Digestion; Dr.
Pereira on Food and Diet; DIR. John w. Ora
per, Of New York University; Prof. Duglison's
Physiology; Prot. Sillman, of Yale College:
DR.. Carpenters Physiology; &c, together with
reports oICCRES iron all parts OF the United
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
G A 6 E g. & DID

Have formed copartnerShip, for the purpose
o. improving the appearance Of community by
making clean the outer individual man; and
have brought on, and now offer Tor sale one OF
the most choice selections of
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Having made use of the Compound Syrup of
Yellow Dock Root, prepared by c. MORSE,
& CO., either ourselves, or in our families,
and finding it to be very Salutary and effect
ual preparation, we Go most cheerfully recon-
mend it to the public as very valuable med
Icine.
E. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank,
Providence, r. 4. A. w. Spencer. Esq, Cash
Ter Lime Rock Bank, Go do do. Rev. William
Phillips, Rev j. B. Richmond, C. S. Jones,
editor Providence Gen. Advt., VIM. Field, NJ.
w. G. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. E. II. p, James
Hutchinson, q. S. Dea, V. j. Bates, Doct.
Benz. Colby, and one hundred others of the
most respectable families of Providence:
This certiies that lhave for a number OF
years been acquainted with the composition
and mode of manufacture Of MoRsE's Com
pound Syrup Of Yellow Dock Root. have al
so been acquainted with its modus operandi
in disease, and can say that in all respects it
is admirably calculated TO remedy that class of
diseases for which it was designed. 1t is es-
pecially valuable in Indigestion and all It's at
Tenant symptoms, it excites to healthy ac-
ton the liver, removes Torpor, and inactivity
o. this organ, and stimulates healthy action in
all the system. As Depurator or purifier Of
the Blood it has no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, M. ID.
Providence, r. l. Jan. 4, 1853.
PREPARED nv
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
y1Ibsat, Bcef Cattle, Sc.

/ shall soon be prepared to advance money
and goods on Produce. tender my sincere
thanks to the public for the liberal amount of
trade and business given me heretofore and
hope the same will be continued.
The people OF this county have made me
what am. Tor when am grateful. shall
keep general assortment OF
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
1t is Unrivalled in the Cure Of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

As Weakness, general Debility, irregularity,
Distinctions; Swelling of the Feet, Limbs,
Joints, &C., caused by weakness: also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &C., also, DropSy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
mER CRANRrSE.
NHGD B& ~ HSe&0
Com pound Syrsap of
YELLOW DOCK ROOT

THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound,
scientifically prepared from the best Roots and
Herbs of the Matera Medica, and has gained
an unrlvalled reputation for the following eff
fects, VIZ:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver
and Digestive Organs. and Cleans
ing the Stomach and Bowels,
And thus curing all Bilious diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costive-
ness. Piles, Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaun-
dice, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, &C.. and cauS-
ing the food TO nouriSh and support every part,
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Erup-
tons, Scroiula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald
Head, Canker, PimpleS on the face, BlotcheS,
Ulcers, Tlmors, Mercurial Diseases, Cancers,
Regulating the Secretory Organs,
And by enabling them to perform their proper
functions, preventing and curing many pain
full and dangerous diseases; Siren gthening
and Quieting the Nervous System, thus allay-
ing Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases
OF the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps,
g.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
SHOPS ON HAND TOO,

One that We abolished lying FROM where we
will repair your dilapidated leather, or supply
you with new fit-and the other where We
can mend rent as well as any tailor in York,
or get you up new suit on short notice, and
little cost.
At present, we are one dool north of Pome
roys brick store, where we shall be happy to
see you; and though we cant promise yau hand
some faces OF principal or clerk to look at, we
can show you honest ones, and better work and
material than can be bought for the same mon
ey i'll northern Indiana. Els TO PERPETUA.
Truly Yours,
CASE & RUDD.
June ., 1853. I3tf.
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G10IS 6 @9 DBS

Ever found in any market. Their stock CON
sists o. about : 800 90 worth of boots (from
sevenly-fiye cents 10 10 dollars and shoes of
all sizes, qualities and prIces. Custom rrOrk
WARRANTED, aud imported work not warranted
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
Also. Ready made Clothing

OF all sorts, sizes, cOlOTS and fashions. Don.
go around any longer with the dogs chasing you
to lick The grease off OF your old coat tails, but
come and get some NEW CLOTHES, and
looklike somebody.
The Railroad Is coming soon. We're cor
po,ation, and pay more taxes han they do in
Cuba-Sre able to do it, and have better
Improvements than any town in the west, al
things considered. So encourage new begin
Eers--help worthy enterprise, put on some w
clean clothes. wipe your proboSciS, throw back
your hat, stick your thumbs in your waiStcoat
and when some fellow says: f'Hii how slick
you look--where did you get'em!" do you say
sat Case and Rudd's, cheap-costs nothing to
dress nn,,----rl a11
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
BezVsssyee s. Elliott

having formed copartnershp in the business
OF Wagon and Carriage Making, have opened
shop in the buildings south OF Wheeler'S Store,
on the River Bank, where they are fully pre-
pared, and about to manufacture, for sale and
to order any and all kinds of wagons, buggieS,
carriages, wheel-barrows, and all kinds OF ro-
tarY vehicles, used in travelling, long or short
distances an Oh such terms as
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
SUPPLIED,

Cheaper than they can furnish themselves by
goIn z to Chicago. Michigan City or elsewhere
DR.. LEMON, will still continue in the prac-
tice OF his profession, and can be found at his
Store at all times, day or night, unless absent
on business.
Plymouth Oct. IA 1852.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
GrOCRH4P S

ever brought to any western market: consist
ing of everything known in the grocery line, of
all qualities and prices, to suit the richest or
poorest that wish to buy.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea. Spices, condiments of
all kinps. prepared ready for use-Rice, Syr-
ups, Wines, &c, &c.
He will also keepon hand every thing eat
able, necessary to supply families for ready
use such as as Fish, Fruit, Green, Dried and
Preserved, Flour, Meats, Picked and preser-
we'd, Butter, Eggs, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
SOFT SHE'LL PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

THURSDAY Dec 90. from 10 ? Mis-, Of Inspectors
of Election and places for holding the meetings;
Frsr wARp-ThornasC Byrnes Charles AeCsbe fa'on-Ne
sIcosp Mahen George W Issio' James Watzon
ThpD WlfD-Jo,. g Edridge Daniel Mooney T Biss9'g-N'
- 3Ts tnRchsrs Wine Frederick smith Patisoa-
sixth WlKDPsirok Mathews, Jas Flynn Daniel Powers No
a. BsyaIdst. - ~ a., ~,
,on- CoveIueur~t, corner Of East BEoadwag . -
FfeHrH WARD-P,ter Crawford, Abraham b. Purdy John u
Bstis- Hszefons. OF arick aud Dominica ISIS 49,
NiSTH wAsD-Ispstius Flynn John Hoogasln W" SPA"1l-
ine-No. @ PerrTs
Trsra wsED-As II. Bosert VIM. cant-rm,n II " Psrkef-
Tsph Ward Hoel corner Of BIoome and fo,.yhs,s ~,
ILFyENIH WsRD-H Hiram Engel, VIM HoeE, VIM r. 'sleh-
tire-M. A Iaitius, No li3 Avenue 9 - g,
Twelfth WsRD-John Nc Arthur Jr Wm Henry, Edward I'd
v,rds-eorner One Hundred nd Ninths and Third
1RiRrEESTH W,PD-Msrtn Bryant John Or, Jas J hsy
ClntCIst nttr GTtnd
TouRrEryTH Redmond McMnu james Hayes Thonai
Bsuy-Dsuocraic Headquarters. cor Grand snc Ezabetl
FIfTEENrn WiKD-DAne w Norrh john B. Ryer, EInatal1
sIxIErwGn WlRD-J0 Sweeney jas cechFsa Arch. Noble
Bsasn's No if5 West Ssventesnfhst .
sEvEsTEESTH WAKDEd ard Phssn Manas Kelly Geo Schure
EfcBTFEwrH wARD-A J. Mathews John Sesb Robert Fos
ter-Iuon Hall OF Twenty sc0ndst sud Tbilses
NrsETEESTH WARD-John Schenck Jeremai Ge7hAn Deaa-
psrdv-F anus eedsfore Fortyeconds t and iht-ey.
TwESntTH WsED-Thomes Kiernsn, Hugh Mooaey-No "a
Sevtnthsv. AZ. -
TWtSry.ercosD Davis Michael kcCsan john
Jssper- Or Tbs Hotel Bloomngiale
In issuing the call for there elections the Tammany Com
mitiee
ReS That member Of ts General Committee shall act a.
Inspector. - TIT, W, -
tween The OF and u ooek NJ and ia We Twelfth Weird
between the hours Of and s. o'clock 7. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

PHoHirIrroS ~ TxssTssrE.-The Tennessee -
are discussing the Proihitosy L4uor Law question -.
generally. and The Grand Jary OF Memphis has t,t.rs
matter in hands, and recommended to the Lsgi.a,-r..s
tie Proh.htory Law cannot b passed 70 re~asl -
present Fcense law, and pass law giving n. O.
Courts OF the respective counties. corporate tovn.
ciiies, full power 20 regulate the sale Of irto,Is
liquors.
FATAL AccinESr.--A msn by the nsnss Of Mas, a..
berry los; bis life on Friday last, in the spike f,o- =
Wssbirgtonvle, N The following manner lie was -
intending The machine when ~ the knives "a, 80
struck lin in the groin lie dici alnoss ius,als,ss
from loss o. blood He leaves wife AMI child n r,.y
bis untimey fate. Goshen Deroor,..' -
The large steam planning MILL belonging to c In.
sitd & Co. at lie Roy tool IRE is supposed r,,s
;ion on the night Of the 9Th inst, A. O'Clock AL -
to the ground large amount OF lau,ber in The 80
Nining was also destroyed The engine was savaS -
ostimaied at $4,000 10 $1,000 No insurance -
persons were considerably Injured but no lives vs. Nv
A man named William r Moss recentiv f,,ro 60 -
committed suicide in Marshall on the 9oth oh n. r
$4,000 in his possession and his mother AMI -;
are said 20 be their way 20 Tsxas. with one b,.fs
and twenty oes-foTiy 81 which belonged "a I'm
SINGULAR VERDICT "A few days since poor ,.l.,...
named Kincshury. fonnd DEAF in a raeaaox :, ~
town Of Mansfield Con. friend informs us thar "A. -
rers Jury returned the verdict Died iron, rasfoi 80
lie to- victim OF delirium remens. WOoa.,rkap..
Mary smith alias Mary Stevens. has been s-r..al !.
Boston. and committed 20 prison for want Il bail n, 49,.
ing gold dollars which were made type meta, SA..s
ceeded in passing i.ty of the Ouuterfets and i,v
were found upon her. She halls from Brooklyn n ~"
REMOVAL % SENrENcE.-Rev Oliver s Prsscs., ID,
scyite who was ,rcd about two years ago BY an Is.
asfcal Cou IN the diocese Of Nassachuetts an sea,a
to be susI ended until he should SIN certain pr,a,r.
declaration. has terminated tie sentence by comDun,
with the terms.
A WHOLE FAMILY IN pRisox-There are coasa.,
within the limits Of the County Jail ct Trenton j. .
the present tine eighteen offenders among whom ara r.,
females There Is entire family there, embracing I,
her, mother and several chilamn
A Miss Hector, school teacher Al Gfeenvile Ohia 6a
into the fire one night last week while under the aass
Of chloroiorm which she in the habit Of inhlng or
the headache and shockin-y burned that she ar
yyed but few hours.
LARGE EGc-Tke Daariif Pa Democrat doserh,.
en- egg from hen Of the common breed waich measured
eight and ore sixth inches round ~ and six and oas
sixth inches The other
cotton factory has Just been erected near n,cc,
IN Flarda, for the nanuactr-v Of osrs5args This tie
bind es al lisbment Of the kild IN Middle Florida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

mnrtr preaching any whore but in ,he chapel where he
YVES cepsed 10 his Protestant congregation, wouf be in
packed off with his bible 10 prison. or 20 siberia
Now this Russo Greek faith 10 Roman Catholicism with
sure sdded mummory and superstition. u has nunneries
cpaaeruf confession lie and picture worshp. and up
ward q two hundred fast dsys and festivals in the year
Each Of s voiares has s domestic picture Of Saint IN
his dwelling before which he posratcs himself and burns
he holy oil an holidays tits governed by synod OF gen
ernis sIurod booted and bcdezzened who represent it,
heed on eurh and pODtG the Emperor Nicholas who oy
oocroe declared that the sect called United Greeks we're
Russo Crees and therefore guilty Of the sane felony ~
nYctaes they did not return o. orthodox fold INTO "hic
lie Ferdinand and Isabella and Louis XIV be o. enytn
drove hs after less sanguinary persecution IN "leh
tens Of thousands peshed under the lash or t9rVaon
ard III usage and during which tens OF thousanl. n re
were dfpo ssesed. Of everything whole non coniormsi
y.ces being driven hundreds Of miles into the interior
despoed by their persecutors or this persecution oAe
.uis. The murder Of the Minsk Roman Catholic Nuns
win still be in the recollection OF many Of my readers a.
HAVING ronsod e The time their adherence against the
N With whom the Church Of Rome now raternise- and
WHO We ere told may advantageousy for the Interests o.
RELIGIOUS oleraon substitute Lis rule for that Of the eH
emIiery Aid Vi mid.
sm Sir yours respectfully,
CHAkLEs Frederick HEESINGSEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

n ne Editor o. The \. J. III nd -
SIR; In your paper OF MONDAY last, you Published
statement which Is termed confession purportng . be
made by me in the case OF the alleged Canada BANK
aud. have made statement with the exception ot
one made some few weeks since, which thea composed
only few lines in your paper that is yet given to the
public ] have made confession, nor have any y
make Although there are some facts in the lat published
statement pgrporDg TO bO niue, that may be true yet It
is not my statement intended should appear to the
public.
was made to say in that statement that had in my
possession forged fraudulent drafts deny that for all
The paper had genuine, and into my hands for
legitimate business purposes By publishing the above
YOU will oblige, yours, &c. ID. Vas ARSAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
WIG COMMITTEES.

SEVENTH WARp-As we have already published one Of
the cones,irc tickets we now give the opposing
c.,e,,i Css s,ie, Yong Hen's C5Inifis,
John Wssake, Ia b1cknlau- u
$500 Ns-,i,t William Quincy
peff.r JossDl SOaitT.
" Barker. Joseph =. sioI"n'
T.wss r T,rrv Joseph s. Taylor.
EIGHrH
VIII, pt.ct..o,e George 9 Lake
~ roast aamsliel Leaycrzft,
49, Wett VIZ Csspmsn,
David Co.tran, VIM bog-rr
c. Brvd John -oshsy-
Ward Committee. .
srvr~ru WArp-- .husr Chichester Purdy p H0yt Wade
vo-r fobr b WeLh joseph H.nor1, George " Birmin.
-, G,or,s W rrnnrer Thon.s Soaler. Alstu kelley. tsc
re- l. W Ksuncdv James " LYo1. Abraham ; W Van %
), a Hsrnou Temper Albert H. Ncoay O. secoF Sinlsl
Usvvef Calgin Riveubural Benjamin BucSntn. Elijah o.
Kps Nnot jackson George NGnszsT samuel kinney George
FIenrH wanD-I. John NJ Smith. JeEmiah Besson ~
Tbrs Coruwsil. A T. Saviu, Wn Jones y ) ~ X
i;.r.o5 Fgvet: 5 J VI Price Hall; Marlin, o.
A Nurse T. F. J. Boger Joseph r. Fsett; j. l. Foster Aug
'-''''' Deleeafe af La,se........Joseph n. Barnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
MEETING OF THE CONFECTIoxERs

meeting of Employers and Journeynen Confectonsrs
was held Monday evening at the Fourteenth Ward Ho
tel in Grandsi. Mr. Humphrey was called 10 the Chair
and Mr.. Ferry acted a. Secretary.
Tie Chairman stated that the meeting for the par
Iose securing concert OF action in regard to the al
vance Of prices both Of manufactured Comic tSney and
the wages Of the Journeymen The Union had eassei
The wokme in three departments the first class 70
ceve ell per week the second 60 and the 90 a. per
week They had invited the employers 10 be present IN
order to hear their views on the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
CONVENTION TO ELECT COMMISSIONER OF
JURORS

This body composed Of the supervisors and the Judges
Of tie Superior Court and tie Common Pleas met again
ON Monday Judge Oakley called 70 the Chair. All
the Judges Of the Common Pleas present, but only
one Judge Oakley Of the Superior Court, and the same
question sIose the previous occasion whether, in
consoquenco Of majority Of the Judges OF either OF the
two Courts not being present. the Convention would be
legally formed The question: il stated is still before
the Supreme Court the quo vrrranO brought by Mr.
Hawes who elected 10 supersede Mr. Walker but the
latter at that time would not give up the office The vote
on that occasion without the Judges, who declined to
vote by reason Of majority Of each Court not being
rrosen ard the legality, oheWise Of the vote is the
subject before the Supreme Court the quo waranto
II was suggested by Aid Sturevant, Ward an1 Tweed
that the Judges not attending did not affect the right OF the
Board 10 proceed the Recorder aud Judge Oaky were in
Doubt Adj Tweed moved that the Board proceed to bal
lot for Comms sioner Of Jurors Notwithstanding ma
iory Of the Superior Court Judges not being present he
however in order he said afford opportunity for the
judges to be present moved that the Convention omn
10 Friday s, O'Clock.
II was said that Mr. Halves having served the time for
which he was elected in Congress yet in favor OF OBJ
tanning IossCssion of the Office of COMMISSIONS agreeaby
TO bis aIr ointment Aid Tiemann suggested that a. Mr
Walker Les resigned whether Mr. Eawes is not now the
regular Commissioner of Jurors that h provided the
poinmcnt regular. Judge Oakley said it would de
pend on the latter fact
The Convention adjourned to Friday
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BOARD OF AsSISTANT ALDERMEN

MoSDAY. Dec. TO- ls53-J Trotter Esq. President, in
the Chair
Communiccfion-Fr From the Mayor in accordance with
resolution containing LET and amount of rewards 20 Pc
lice officers in period named-Lad the table to be
printed.
BROADWAY RAILROAD VETO.
Tie following communicate was received from his
Honor Il Mayor laid the table ordered be entered
at length in the minutes and published in one or more OF
MAYORS OFFICE Nrw YORK, Dee 10, 1853.
To The Beard of Assistant Aldermen
GENTITNKN-l return without my approval the reSola-
ton granting 70 the Manhattan Railway Company the
assert Of The City authorities TO construct railroad from
Msnhatiorve through the Boomingdae road AMI Broad
way, 10 the South Ferry.
Nv objections to the approval of tits briefly
as follows he amended Charter Of 1853 directs that all
ferries Gock piers and clips shall be leased and that all
leases and sales OF public property and franchises oher
chan grants Of land under water shall be made by pnb
"ic auction and 10 the highest bidder who shall give ade
"cutte security This resolution grants to the Manhat
tan Railway Company permission 10 lay Their rails IN
Broadway for the purpose OF placing thereon railroad cars
for Tic transportation of passengers Such permission in
my judgment, TaTtakes of the nature OF franchise and
shoud only be disposed Of IN the manner prescribed by
am aware that gentlemen Of the highest legal attain
Cu;s have given their opinion that the assent OF
"ile Corporation to tie contraction of railroad upon
Of the streets OF the City by an incorporated company,
is not sale lease OF franchise within the meaning
of tie amended Charter of 1888. Technically speak
irc leIla may not but is unquesonn5y val
liable ri, ege that has been eagerly sought tor and
which If tut up 70 the competition of the highest bidder
would without doubt, produce a laTge sum to the Cry
eosuIy and in my opinion the intent of the amended
Charter direct the manner in which this and similar
privileges TO be disposed Of.
The com, nj Of the people which led 10 the adoption Of
tie smCudtd charter among others, that saeable
privileges granted without due consideration given
TO The City, and he grants OF the S.Ash and Eighth ay
RoilTCads might becited as such instances
Tie me de prtscEbod by The amended chart in which
public Trseiy, franchises, &C. 10 be- disposed of
ulO obyaies another objection heretofore urged grants
made by the Corporation, viz that - tbs being mOnOpo
lies or privilege 10 favored persons
II such he 'od at public auction an who desire could
lid for psil or property 10 be disposed Of aad thus
an could have equal opportunities while the competition
world enure 70 the advantage Of the City Fsoasury
The grant in question is n my opinion justly chargea
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hIe with the objection Of being monopoly It gives to
Tie gentlemen composing the association exclusive r
seto % Of The General Railroad Act under which this
Corsry has been incorC oraed provides that the rs
laid down sha be the exclusive property OF the Com
"rnnv end 10 other Company or person can use them,
d ~ ,usee in the street road occupied used by
The Railroad IL 30 exclusively theirs thai under section -
If the same sct, any ohstrucng Is guilty OF MS
deusesnor ard fsTfeiis treble damages
I am not aware thst the gentlemen associated a. the
Nail attain Railway Company haze any claim upon the
CIV which entities them peculiarly 20 this grant Justice
10 all who desire the privilege, and due regard 10 the
int rests Of the City Treasury require that the privilege or
rernsson 10 construct railroad in any OF the streets Of
our City should be put mp to the competition Of the highest
hide The fact that these gentlemen organized as
aCorueuy under the General Railroad Act il not c0nca
five that they must have the privilege 81 laying rails IN
Broadway when other Companies can with equal facility
be Organized under the same law If incorporated Com
rariss only ian compete Cor the privilege.
Strong objections have been nterposed by citizens OF
resrtctabiy scansf the construction Of railroad IN
Proadway ard q cir ieciors entitled 20 consdera
tcn vet am dispose TO think that tis feeling against
,ucb arrosd j. n ZONE degree )diled. The craVen
fence Of transit by railroad seems to be apPrers'ed
tv our ciizers is evidenced by the vast amount OF
travel on the routes laid in the City aad az the eKe
rerce Of such convenience becomes extended ere
long he public will in FL probability demand the facih
lies Of ailway transit in all orr principal thoroughiares
broadway not excepted In my opinion, the privileges 70
Law rs in those thoroUghfars should not be granted 70
favored rersons without due consideration for the in
tees ~ our cizCls either By the payment n the Treas
nv Of the sum oe-ed by the highest bidder By requr
ing such low rates of fare would be an equivalent
The subject an important one TO our citizens and be
fore any further grants construct railroads IN our City
are made should be carefully considered and system De
vised for the ufo management construction and contr
Of rsCGd ard the fares 10 be charged and an equitable
end uft mode adopted OF disposing Of the privilege o.
using our streets Cor railway purposes Entertaining these
oroIs an constrained 70 withhold my approval Of the
/ ccrs;deTa,ior. JACOB 4 WEsTERvELT.
TIE Board then adjourned 10 wednesday afternoon a
1 O'Clock.