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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
From IRE Hen o D. ManesOn Of Ne,'- YORK.
HOUSE or REFREsEyrsTiyzs,
W,sBISSTos, Thcr5dsy. Jan. "a, lS,i

cESTLEArS have the honor TO a;knowleage .a7 ~.
r.,r. AZ vcu vistir attend leefng Ct II:
eksrles eiize Of New YORK seIsriiy wtho a ~
r.tv Who xcuc inv oiAte the Aooti
& kse a. T.btrrsels tie s'h a -aa should DC ' np
nv 10 seeet Cot fer engagement her, s,.,s.
sutscg!o 20 tue CAL May s-sl
srd Auure ard f@S -f-11-h ha
l. rtsrnplsfcd vll tt TINE Dc O.
rofieir Fcpr sentyes N tt rsrorfy1 - 'osc
svr. the threatened stross1 o. ~ ~
ms. hch Gee. 0. Freedom 90 nlea 40
~, p Cd 70 n sstn1 made b. thse wo as' " " ~,
CIV Of E,vYo;k for esaoy hs !. bee2 FE-c--lt1 -,
Il a Sis voson Of what has here ofofo esea saIese ,
- ~ eor,etsrce aid of tzis Admin tai1n sn1 IA.
lie ieresi q Re Aisog Comp os ne S.9a = :. IT
OF tie GoEcEnrrenl WI ~
hear o. sucl sslre
,,sper I'd tia; tie people from nom a. - .--r
rk,ft se,st5r, and nts.iyes-terve Arif -
r.et nd scnGuEee scch ouEase AID II language 10 ~
t. Daring project af eorssuns {, slavery se ss
IN rxt ~ haf dozen States 81 s 50 airs Of
sSeEYc1L that zoe, ser rs sy i.ye osiy osI.
Il n eottrttet 70 ireed'a c9ll- - s,,fs ~
sId IA hole aI0 tse,sd that Ia rec 9g.i
I'd that yrti -he
r.,-.,-e s-.-rr re uorr thc1s1 = 4 :, -.
~. srtIsre be sol-rte- On =. - -. ,s sh
49, srrs h 'ssf ftrs l' et - --,,-,i,, ~
-, D. frr = ifle'C 40 N o-e "a - ~, 80 =.
- -r-i.ia- ~. on sfrfi nllF Ii - =.
80 I'd .s7 b or sS--lsra ii-t--,- - 49, -
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billy for H. and deprecaie criticism upon il ircn
quarter That document put cstn. in tie dsehzf,>
of high public duty the precpitas intro 5g.is- ff-
this BODY OF which, SEEDS to me, j.
only subveiye Of ancient land marie bat hostile 20 :he
loce he harmony and the best interests Of re country
but f doing lis adge tie &C. aHd not iis agtJ9r saw
only the proposition aud nothing Of The Ssasor
The loesurse used- j. strong brit Il is N. str17yer
thar ac ezeercy required Hers is msssTrs,
which TcveTa 9 The ;lno bonOred policy OF
fathers in Tie restriction Of Slavery. which s.is
aside the Missouri Compromise. solemn COMPACT b.
which oil iAe territory coded - Fence Ter Inc name
Of Lorisena was forever ,ecrsed 70 ffgcl1m. ead
which voletes also the alleged Compromise Of 20, and
this is 10 open mmense territory 10 the ingr-ss OF
Slavery. such measure cannot he r. garted without
emotions too strong for speech 1t cannot ne justly
detcribd in language. II il sOuleas eyeleSs
monster horid, unshaped and vast ty pictured in the
Of le poet aaoasrDsE h0rycAg1 jorne "a ens en-
Iraen o2mpsam and this monster Is let loose upon
the country. Allow me other word Of explanation
lis true that desired thai the confederation Of this meas
ure should rot be pressed 9nce with indecent haste e
was propoed even before the Senate could read the bill
in which il was embodied. had MOI forgotten that
The Afeouri bill rs appears from the Journal OF
CONGRESS when frst ingodgeed in December 1919, was
Above TO reef on the tab neoTly two months before the
O. nrnenced. The proposition to Undo the only
rnrt of tint work which is IN eny degree within the
rroa1b of CouvYcss should be approached with even
ree,er cantin and reserve tbs people nave right 10
10 teord nm his scheme aud there apology
Tor his driving galopipg speed which shall anticipate
tLr voice ard in its consequences nsi despo ihe1i OF
tbeir Ijei.. Adjourned.
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From I'm. r. .se,racd Of Ns,-. YORK.


GEsrLTxzs: Tie invitation a meeting 70 Be nell in
tie Ciy Ct NwYorS orrct srat shy Tspe o violation o.
Iesn ~ sos.q nas ae1s issaisss Sy u
have IN EsrOsi San FrIucisc) eai
no ef commerce TO tbs Islands na eoa'inen,s siys led
fsoa Is y The Psee Ocean aih are 20 ns malIed 70 e,
ui.es 70 whi.h elenS More. ihs Ley d,snf.ss for q.
tie Tstse slPIehe.'.ons Of tie citizens Of lsa Metropolis
tisHe's evn u Attendance IN new loA would os1eFse D,
Yu have iely o.tea Of 'a inability give you
steh II O. ny sediments as M h,2 y asoase Lae
o e ae ds es' OF is as end tas 1.,h 10 tse In,ate-
"na.e q s t h'ror' ferI me in rssgoa'e - TIE
tie senate srd,d the then eoae.t.i BY
TIE forth :. ysnsss sroans when WIN e idea ~oS .,
he lisOlriely irie,chle nd ih,I neef u pss,
eIIatnsu,e elo SAID erd did al hai wa power 70 ID
s ok I'D , ' s Il % az, s5 ~, a % :, 9; &
wo lad fen ertsged n passing issc i ciei appeal
sine. from ali rryecs,arv discuos 3, tie Slave e W.
elsewhere iisg % iaaFe jls, se.ss By
siI Of fsccn Ve GUY sy Cd neS stlss ia
had 1850 for the triii ei'ed asTlso
nor over the territories before acquired oasns snd .t if
we I'D ntsird ou sou,d on .he lava OF freedom waea .hn
tscke6i cur stronghold Neb7ssa elaa evident tt
Nta al that to bs ssved os, We az driven fn
thou h. ony 20 sy q. s4o OF portion
s sn Of s ss SS Vii be- h 81 G
10 nI se. ns 10 81 sd 'i hoS sn @
usy b. alos couinne the end thu ebn,n;e
porulsr i'm which have heretofore prictc4d m from
scsieirr o,sfespeci than from condsne tue sagacly
aa f' w es 20 =. so orusr al
fiaE dnts here with
sha lie found d.leutJn hich If ali ere m ana united in
DE sin public Ishi sHd justice Sosd oe able to co tr
it s5 ofths question. Put the OF ct
et wi ss oxerios mus, depeui as her to
e III. loslts wach hs people whom reps shall
ccrtrr Yocy anc rriucir Lee which the th5r
d. Iiy led pros peTity end gro a'ness.
sn Dtieutn, it'll great respect ard esteem o6den
servant WILLIAM X. SEWARD
10 % sieTherd Knapp, Samuel Debee Edgar Van VIM
lie hand IuIu l. H. Hufts Scrrn
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From the Hon. Hamilton Fish of Ne,r- York

GENTLEMEN: | have received your inyit alton 10 az
tend public meeting Of citizens Of NsSYo without Distraction
called against the Iea violation OF the N
scgf which prohibits Slavery IN thst portion Of ths
terri acquired nom France which north Of So slf Is not
iIclSrad wihia tie MsacIF day ntmd for
sssrncd for he ocrsdson 10 the Sorse 9th,
Uni the bill which bSogts the solemn
Ia th than the third OF nse, Restored quiet
confidence aci ngi portions OF
Ceules,rAey Whe I syn ratise entirely with dcsl,s
uv.olte he coaprores which have bn 40 IN rea-
ytxed qroscn Of Slavery cannot be with Duty
qhs that remain here to vote against suy sa every nea'use
fi-h looks repeal the b1inl Oo
ga'ior rid Mor CompTorse The CopProuse OF 1872 u no.
rccrsispt iih that of 1850. o. the the sss. u
Of ssvery from territory poh o 3Jo 81 Of lorsh M
tnd terms observed and sntnined In ono Of "a, Lays
the Measures" The ihs
o, Ihs aioa conpEsas would therefore be Sision
gentlemen wiih great respect, ob.tent
HAMILTON sTsU
To 'pbord Knapp Edgar Van Winkle, 5a Bebee Robt
I.r1nst. } b. LuteIwosth Eos
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W
CvvTLEMEs; IL ia not in my power to be at your
estnz next Int glad OF tio opportunity
ENROLL myself the boat gathering 0n
side tho uaeeious e. overthrow tho inohonod
rrchtitou Slavery the National feuos iorth OF So 5y
An passed eh pecu sosmDites aisc unprs
sustained BY sg SO thorn s..e
this bsd donsn to freedom JoreT and Ia consf
Missouri admitted into Che Uni2n IS slave
ate This the lisous Compromise And here et me qqoss
eminent Soutb authority 70 the re: H. u
e' says Dir Nles in hi Register Of March H. 1879 nus
Conponc only ~ Letter OF lew rpes1e oy
the authority which crsctca ~ bat h crc I1senceJ VI te case
his law royaI al 70 thas OF positive provision
be ha@ ard anytime by syinS th
"i exits in s oheryeuce Both parties haze sac
"c.c to Citation We wish the eo0pdt Kept In
faith proposed violate this important CON-
500 solemnly confirmed in the rssole1s oy
Which this non in 1919 and still aza tls
ell sed ross OF 1850 Ii hr. also been practically in,csd
lie oganaion the Terri cries OF Oregon MINI sofa and
Wshinsou It with the American people 20 dsersaine
fbs noh down. and tbs lam region,
Ncbasks but The whole OF Ntisr2 Ter
ros suhdysrs shsl be laid open u Siror7
the file OF tie pending st no IA o1 bt
that aisdcon, invoked him who dfu.ssd the
arcspt viii length be visited By "a Indignant country
mon al WHO on 20 remove Landmark OF freedom
CHARLES SUMNER
To Shepherd Knspr ESQ Samuel Bsbec Esq John Batter
won't, Esq- Edgar ). Van Wrinkle, Esq COMMITTEE &C.
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w.sufSsToS c. Sainriay J1a- p, 1854
GEsrLEyEy have receive your letter OF II inst.
n< mig that mseag Of The Of New fork. vhoa,
"dsclcn Ct riiy" has been ed r the " ms . protest
tsnn he repeal Violation oi hs asJyi AS wcs t'f-fr
freih slavery in t-s Territories noEa 20 sst lH,s
1f.en6nnce.
Ahcust /. wosd be Ersf. nrto fln 20 b presses, al
C 1Ir II person r. sfpro al tas OBJECT OF hs psopoe re
iog El-0r aud decf-f51 81 ne
rEos ss9u The iooa slavery the srys tssn
tcy tie Nosk Nett wtea osa heEstoe coacrsd =
F-etScu sLrsc with bs u def .1S
the pesf scheme ytt II with ay esssts-
renfs heIc &c siseaf myself az Il Il tias.
Tte 1cs % quiet sad good fle fe-6s q h-niy hf
LeTsd as TIA sky-so1s VI SLAYER that ~
t,cg M TIE prrcse Of extending bad ceased .nf sas
thessvs pcWer vsui noi he apd y0-e tas prrep, Of
the Missouri fonpTere shcl haze b1ea sce 5E ihs
of century, a-a especially vas 10 81 rsce-y tS ~
seiftdytnc n.snt otAer 10 lern coad be
isse elE-ed Of
that ties that fks people o. Newly will vita
ttd u thg-deT their eond- O his
aud !, ics ed Ircjsct
IN -kng scI sor tie iad nvision extended me- wish
shrc' n seTyert- BENJAMIN eRlSGLE
J z Brtt, rwcrth, ESQ. ard o..ass Nss-gos.
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Frsm nc lion. EGuia B. Morga- Of Ys,D- Ysrs.
HoU5E o. R-PsssENrA1yss.


NAsaIGGros raarsisy, Jsn g, 1854
GFNrLHNES: have this morning received your 10
tsn 70 te resent mscrg Of he c OF NeViorx gIJ
tes- DE :ereai viola o. The N3al 70 roce
Would ga join In srch Dc a3nsirs.io1i sad s would t
me uutoaEcsd Satisfaction uno Only with the Ieftl
rrcetsus ard otigs OF tie City Of New DO. sh Dc po
Of viole State iE s.irg tbs wicked or ce o. 41i
ssserv nc, suisrt with impT.nl1g th tree citizens o =
Nc:h whsr ihy Ly enter Sosthen haoer NOS s an
viii fon cell e.iy OF es:hsng children
read tic Bible ls ed sh the triumph ct sils EXISTED Ss
the North The the incgs iutTe slave aY
scek 20 hEeak down R oAiy barrier -s' lac
rrevf nt,d is basu ete1sicr over leery n- entiaeas
he Lcher sou n9- Piesext 10 tac
North lon thels accEnutel w5o.ss
1b power Ks to rrPea ssinpae otnj enertd mo
eri krmsns years # unquestioncd in .o!a0i'iy.
States the other band without Boosting otnes h11)
o. ciivalry. have taifhfally sbdtd BY tsteEns
light far the Consul ton will slo 6, lay
Of this encrc-ehng acg and Pr hif
esession IRA forever.
ThtrSrg your invitation compelled to deeas Is
accsstsnce by irsmedisse and pressing sa,,es 1900
Very resi- s;tfui.y, EDWIN y MoRSAN
TIC She ptcra Knapp Ssm Besbe Van Ni1Ae, Easads
] I. nuterworth, Esqs, Committee
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From tie Hon. Danid T. J0aes Of Meic- York.

Gr.rL7YrY; was elected member Of the 3sd and
hy who well understood fhss was
10 introduction Of Slavery toto territory no fee
M pl,Je,s will redeemi-bsir condolences not mis-
PLACED all ,ines both in Congress snd out OF ~ res,,
II. Slavery into rory free The
lsined Nv i fer beug gaott0 and Corpro-
a.e rfr ga induea Of Slavery nto foe terso
Employed within ,a limit. Of the %
fet b, he hill asked -szc this unla"si es'unp
tf Of their owrers from the Of sstues Al
Inc .S in e2ora vh cr have teen passed or tns %
f WIN North stand 1ty BY and see h- sung doae
nus Bat hcee thai leetng VIII oe the sotaa nee S
u ~ II fe ih aha. proclaim the yoie, OF the so % %
,i-eC IL and action san IN tis o
uron the hts not even questicn pa fuy
,-cse.a h, d. the " II sest respect a.
Your ohedi 1T rASiEi4 n. SoNss
Ertferx orth. Esq New Z Sxk City
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FROM TExAs-vIRarxrs LEGISLATURE

BALTIMORE Monday Jan. 30, ISL
8 NewOsiesns rapers 81 Monday and Tuesdav lat are
received. They contain Galveston dates the Goth inst
Ihe District Attorney had ent red ao prOs7vf IN the
IilibGster case.
bin propcsirg to set aside two end half millions for
school fund % BE- loaned TO Railroad Companies. hsa been
dfcussed II tho Senate ard anenile submitting as
bin 10 the deciion Of the people vas clogiei.
The Virginia senate hss ri ctrd he bill appropri..ing
million collars for the extension Of the Orange .nf
Alexandra Railroad TO Lyncbburg .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31
From, tie Hon g. w. Chase Of N,:c- fors:
Houss OF REsaxsEsTarivss Friday Jsn n, lpi

Sn. have the honor 20 aNAlvEI1u Ino a.ff =
.,t.r oths z inst, i.yry 70 b pres 1T = nee, ~
III YORK City without distinction o. pay ~;
IstcInaele Gu Mon iay te Ssh nst p 80
,.css -ov rtndrg the Seb.e Of the uLIsd stis s
y s,tor oPshe Missouri which forever pro1oied
81 Serv h he II srrii oT.cs hing north otSs s. ,
reef = ssY that hs be unable 20 arena A1a 10
rsst hs Seb Irilons Of said meeting hs5 go De- - G
Net otoiis Tho sl Ion gi 0e sncA a. 20
~ b oEion aid the ReTresen.sses OF me re'p %
re- OF the and tesca poitea4 spa
n hs gote n fobeasncs sonsiles ceases " W
yriie lave tne n9noi '51c 70 cf,ss a. Nav York
garwoTth 80 s. Merchants Ez1ianse New ioTA CITY
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FIRE AL MONTREAL.

HOSTREAL, Monday Jan 80, IsoF.
fire Saturday night destroyed c. npbslls dry
goods store. and Robsons millinery store it, Eo.re
Damett Loss $1,000; insured In the Globe Company.
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TIE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
I,rffT InrrPETt II ArKErS

PHiLADELPHIA. Jyufry Jan %, 1884.
Tie Northern Liberties have subscribed hlli million
dollars TO tic North fcnnsylvenL Railroad.
Tie City Councils purchased to ngal six lots for neF
Mariet Houses at cost Of $4,000, preparatory %
tearing down the sheds in Markets.
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IAILROA-o EXTENSION.


The Grss locomotive and train arrived hero ~ noon -
5av Tie railroad j. finished and ready for me OK
epision t,aiu from Pliede.l his on Friday next.
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hfARINE DISASTERS.

NORF0LK NOnIaY, Jan. -, I.Jl
The British brig Otter, kin of Halifax, y. from
Port Spain Trinidad. bound for Bal.im re- in ballast
totally wrecked the 2Oth inst Ca2s Charles
CAPTAIN and crew saved.
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New HAYES Monday Jan. 20, 1881.
Austin II. Parker. respectable farmer of Guilf)rd,
while under depression oi mind cut his throat in MS
born with pocke,knii yesterday morning lie IS
years Of age and leaves falaily.
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MEETING At CLEVELAND AGAINST THE
NEBRASKA BILL

CLtVELiSD EOndly, jan y lo.l:
On Saturday night the National Hall was crowded By
citizens 70 protest ngaiDs, Douglass Nebrass BIZ
SPEECHES were made b Mossrs. H. Grswod, J. g.
Vaugh han, Senator Foote J. Brisgs &c renoRtfanee
is TO be sent 10 Washington.
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STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA AT NEW ORLEANS

NEw ORLEANS Thursday, Jan. 20, l55i.
Tie steamship Philadelphia from New York, he's a.
rived. She Encountered a heavy gle the li:h in
which che Loot her niasts She sails for New YORK on
Friday.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE

HAHElsBUnG, AIOni0y, J IN 30, IcJI.
The City Consolidation BIZ has passed the use, With
few amendments requiring it TO go back to the Senate
for concurrence.
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me SHOOTING AFFAIR y PHILADELPAiA.

IUlTAJIIlHtNl VItis ''f
Ca,s. Beaver Of the Sea Foam was found secreted IN
a. f'I vessel ytstec0y afternoon, ana We.
~ I'll ioe,tler Nth tee mate 1nd crew 70 a.,s"er Ia,
oh,tgc 81 sLcoips "iHa' e'ay'''' "''' u ''v p'f"
C,,;.
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CITY OF GLASGOW Ar PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, Jan. 10 l.)i
The steamship City of Glasgow, from Liverpool
the 6th inst, with 1870 passenger hes arrived at this
port.
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SPEECH OF JUDGE EMMETT.
Remarks Of James w. Gerard.
THE RES TlON S.

The meeting called to affirm the sanctity of the Missouri
Compromise OF 1920 and to denounce the attempt o. Sne
tor Douglas in bis Nebraska bill to override that Compro
mise and permit the establishment Of Slavery in territory
north of $50 3o' he'd last night ct the Bro1lwsy
Tabernacle
We ooi cd IN at hafr ast seven o'clock There were be
tween 1000 and 5000 persons present the majority being
men of mature age and of the class seldom political
gatherings few fossil party leaders, of bygone das
were to be seem scattered here and tn like blast oas
in an underground of timber yet in the sap Ordsr
paramount There uneasness-no shutting OF feet
10 q hi hi ing cat calls The attendants gded
silently though church service was about to commence
and seed into the pews with that serious and earsForn
air which painfully characteristic OF the business and
professional men of this worked City Any attempt at
ocuarty wOud have savored Of sacree indeed the only
persons present not apparently under deep concern of mind
were the omnpresont Reporters who to the number Of
thirty attended persorce on professional duty.
At about O'Clock the silence was broken by call to
ordsr and tie nomination for President of
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
President Of the Mechanics Bank and Chamberlain oft
City The announcement Of the nomination the sig
general appliance When the ehoorng ssased
the following of Vic Presidents and Secretaries
were read and without SPECIAL expression Of satisfaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

THE MISSOURI CONPROHISE AEE7IIG.
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From IT, H. Robertson Of Netc-Hors.
ArnAyy HsSresSsg Jan Is

GEsrLEuEy: This mornings mol brought mo your IN
, o, fI 70 p aISss assSS e. 81 rp Ss o. sn Of
'esri csnProm %. ses you w tsiset mY sep NV
re te a. tut mc.t cosssy With VOC IN the apor ss
o. sIssI.s tl4 net a' <. Nn. -.
elstave been @ enished !, 20 - 70 ,s ~ ee e.
.Ssse S spd an sis sr o'aneA Of cOasrs. % rs.'1;
Ass =: s e, ' ~ 20, P TS: S y Ss.
r. OF tie frs,srv Co npose vo.t = e
,os disturb the sraony Rsfubs never 70 be rs.S sos
.e ,s,' % BE- s' Crossed hep. hat o
posed Heet yoa will az ps tael eSe en- srsS
Of S.os oairsais 3. mite 70 VIZ ss .s.
Of Issk rss,.d ,oaT otedss. 'eTsrf porrsrso
TsJF T....r spr.h T.sq ard o,Asss. xs~-Y0rk
Whe- he snnouacemeDt Of tie letters - oysr 'He
Prefid ct introduced
Jud,s Ronrnr Eyurr, OF Tie Superior Cor-i &c WIS
very isvoiaby rsceyed By tie audience uen he'' oo'
p.srlv flI,d The ediacc NJ Ennet fp 'IS n saaace
81 follows:
fss ttetal O. rather tie duty OF openpg tbs meeting
rot to explain tire objects becsuss yoi sEe al ily a.
o,.;ucd N them ena they have ooen ezrsrsd by tls
.o-,by President bit to bring this srect II tet Eaor'
putel, before ycu-hss nc. fallen mo 1bi-- hands, oel
voi Vii ri &c rls credit for sincerity end TUT. An aT.f
Of ty own aye .secons, aId ios1sausey 70 tho peEos
rcxe of such duty not ic IL tie E.t. u ai6ras
ssrubi. meetings have nc shi 10. any Preten2e q
sial in deisg 60 ard have exceedingly Pile practice Z
cure 10y rsiurs defects z however sraes~or - 20:
ssI Tossitly TO rofoTa tie dIss sssiyIed % Ae.
hold in ny hard copy O. tie BAL lns.odieel - Ag.s,
by Senator Douglss for tho pzrp0se Of oEstaizins
large acquisition by p4rchese llIn FiaIce sas XII
1T that tine IS she Tey-it2.y 81 L2soiaah ~
twt territories, to h called t.e fcrfItorJ ~ hen.,s 81
tie Territory Of lFtbreske Before 60 iae say pe. -
Ter G. srninsiior OF mo hi before when = -
cs,so Of cor meeting this evening" 81 - back a' =.
tail a vtn e can lie proceed. st of this co-Lty 20
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From Charles SNmnsr Of Mass1cia5e''s.
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To 'ipherd Krsyp Edgar Van winkle, Sam J. Bebee
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beten, 21tirmsr isoer lrt, acpflhmerjsn,
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tin9. DurhfafI, Bauh9rimmen, 8rultbe dlDsresn,
Biuibreben, gBa0erudL Experimentation, Mafrn,
6ppchenorie, Sbnmadt, Rbeumatisn,us. Gamenflue.
Sdarlahleber, &ctbfauf une iiure9slmiei9tsiten in
0sr ficndtlichen Reini9un9.
2ae arantheiten entifeben aus ilnreiniefsit bcs
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fault peroen:
Gine Sausubr, solcens unb llfberne Sadubren.
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Die 9eoinsunsen am gertaufstase unb @uf.
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