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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
Reverlcs Of the Church sexton.

Splendid dayi Well have quite turn.
ou:. There's nothing like sunshine 10 draw
an audience. It's beuer than oil the popular
preachers that was ever born. Oh! there's
nv memorandum book; I'D like 10 have for.
gotten Il, and II them directions hadn't been
tended 10, most like should have lost my
place. Let's see. flakes out memotan-
dnm and reads
BY orders Of Judge r., the woman who
squinls and eas cardaman seeds Is nottobe
put in the seat In front OF him.
By order Of Squire H., she young man
who ogles his daughter and wears plaid
pants Is 70 be put some where ON the other
side of,he church.
by order ofihe wealthy Miss Prudence
Prim, the young man whose clothes smell ol
cigars and brandy shall be SO. behind her.
"The request Of Mr.. A., mechanic, that
sKpnRers be mol shown into bis pew--io be
attended 10 II convenient. a .
.Qui,e a chap,ers anyhow. But people
are beginning 70 streak In. There's TWO
young women waiting. Common sorof folks,
| | goess, geniil,y don't como quite 90 early
as this. Have seat. marm. She with Q
bow, .if you please sir Nomai,er, polite
ness Is cheap article, Il dont cost nothing
So here goes ,he two women inlo one ofshe
back wall psws. Here's two more birds o.
the same feather: wooden shavls, straw boh'
ne,s and co,,ong gloves; wall pew second from
l,he door; good enough in oil conscience.
.Ahl There's a bride. Satin velvet ant
While kids; fine broadcloih and white vest
Shall have the pleasure Of showing your
self aud lady some seaisl They mus
have some first rate seats, for they are evi
IDENTITY SOMEBODY. What difference Their
Is In folks.
4 Now there is q dress.maker and school
mistress, nobodes. Back seats good enough
/ Two Young lawyers, someSodies; mus. fin
4 q sea, In the middle aisle. A broken-dow
minister, Goa, rather seedy, craval raihe
coarse -nobody--side aisle. Six fashionabl
J boarding.school girls-somebodie -middl
/. aisle II possible. Rugued cheeks, but
(: splendid silk cloak, somebody aisl'
An apprentice boy, decen, looking, but . nj
Ibody--side aisle.
.Who'lI say | aint Judge Of human p
,urei Doa'tI know who man is the mil
ute see hint
sNcw there's one OF our seedy coated Q
Ileliows, coming, Dont ! set him down
: q nobody, and Won't he be glad 70 ges q
slklnd Of sea,l III Shgw folks that ! y y
nldersland my business. Have sea' rn
o. "ConIeund ny u lucL. 'us' e ~ ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

A SERIOUS CHARGE.--The editor Of ths
N. Y. Evening Mirror, in letter from New
port relates The following incident. Is con
lains On insinuaiion that 10 NOT 10 be mista
ken:
Il Is said iha, many persons who had en-
gagged houses here for ,hesummer have beer
cruelty prevented from occupying them by
losses occasioned by the Schuyler fraud
Men (and women ioo) who counted on slocl
profils, or stock dividends 70 pay their sum
mer expenses, have been obliged 10 stay q
home or retire 10 more economical quariers
or course Mr.. Schuyler gels a daily blessing
from the thousands who have been defraud
ed Of money and disappointed Of pleasure
through his.over issues Among other hart
things said Of him is the following 'damnablt
inuendo.' which was put 10 breakfast par
" yesterday inlerroga.iyely:--'Do you 70
member the fact thai many years ago Rob
ert Schuyler was PRECEDENT ofihe New Jer
sey Transportation CompanY?--That Mr.
Handy Of ihis Town was Treasurer Of iha
Company?--Thui there were large delalca
lions discovered; and that poor Handy va.
found dead with vial Of fsirychnine by BIZ
sidel' OF course We all remembered OIL
these circumstances; bu, the questions wer,
answered by an awful silence that made one
shudder.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

VAN CouyER's lsLAND.--The Washing.
ION correspondent Of the New York Cour.
Ter and Enquirer says that correspondence
relative 10 the purcase OF This important Is
land on our Western coast, is going on Al
London and Washington. This importan
Island was surrendered TO Grea, Britain
when the fomous Polk boasters came down
from "a deg. 40 min. or 6ghl' TO 40 deg
Il will make fine S,a,e, and Is really
worth much more TO us than 1, is 10 Grea,
Britain. When we buy Cuba, and the Sand
wich Islands. and Russian America, and
Van Couver's Island, we shall secure ihe
name Of the grsa. land specula,or AMONG
the nations Of the earth. These little trades
being disposed Of, we can then turn our a..
Iention 10 the rest Of British America and
Mexico. We would like 10 see The Utica
that would dare 70 contract our powers. -
For the balance ofthe poetry, see the Eng.
lish Reader &c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

The Lancaster Gazette says: Governor
MedIll in spesch al ,ba, place shon tine
since, said the Judges Of the United States
Supreme Court were a se, Of old fogies; ,ha,
they did not understand the wants Of the
people, and iha. our people need not look
beyond their own State in ,his mailer ol
Bank taxation. He counselled his fellow
Democrats not 10 recognize as binding any
decision Of ,ha. tribunal in reference t.
Banks, &c.
Il h possible iha, the Governor Of Ohio
has taken this posi,ionl Will his Organ the
Statesman and Democra, please give hin
lecture on the value Of The Unioni
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
The Greytown Aaair.

The administration have a, last spoken
on this subject, ard have avowed their re-
sponsibili.y for this outrage on national law.
common law, and common decency. Il
would seem from lAe facts in this case ,ha,
the whole proceeding was founded on the
narrowesi possible principles, having no ref.
erence TO national interests, but, on the con-
Tary, having for is object the promotion Of
the Interests Of a private company engaged
in the transportation Of persons and prop.
erty across the country from ocean TO ocean.
Mixed up with this affair. we find our Min
lister 10 Central America, Mr.. BorlaAd. His
connection with the difficulty between she
Nicaragua Transit Company and The local
authorities Of Greytown, in Eoway lAvolvsd
his diplomatic character; he seems to have
been an amateur In the business, volunteer.
ing his services pretty much on the same
principle ihal an Irshmsn takes pari in q
fight, 10 keep his hand in.'' His attempt
70 in.erpose his public character 10 shield q
murderer from the local authorities Of Grey.
town, instead Of en.iIliog him 10 reparaiion
for an insult should have secured him biz
recall and disgrace for thus compromising
the dignity and character Of the nation
whose representative, 70 different people
and Cor difisfent purpose, he was.
The New York Times assumes that lhil
aggression may be considered In ,be light o
an act Of war, and therefore d violation o
the Consultation on the part Of the Presiden
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

your visit without resort % vlolence and
destruction Of properly and loss OF li!e.--
The presence, Of your vessel Will 10 douos
work much good. The Department rePoses
much In your presence and good sense;
Foimer dispsichee have acquainsed you
with the peculiar political Posl.lon OF m's
,owK, and OF the relations OF your govern.
meng 70 IL. You wiIlsemaih there eno longer
lhan you may deem necessary, a. his =
warm and unhealthy climate. You willlad.
vise ihe Department Of your movements,
and sller leaving Gre, ,,own, you viii touch
'el Peneac acolt and receiye orders from Cons
|ngaptb hIeR'sa tlsese, Z Npsi ssslley, q ~
willconslliuts pari q lhla sqnadfon'
{ 1 ans fespecs cslully your otedlsn, seryens' 2
J. Y, uVht5lN
Compiandef Geo. ~ Ao;lins, "a s'.'P
Qyeoe. New York.
monR ~ documents y me correspon.
depso beiesen " Y, Jolly commanuer o.
Il. 3. M, schooner Bermuda, and CaP'ain
Hcllins. The former under date Grey
town, July l2, enters his most solemn pro,
test against the course, which ho'lins mac
iniimaied 10 him ne intended 70 pursue 10
ward Greyiown, The inhabhanls Of ,ne
city, as well as the houses and properly ne
says, are entirely deienceless and quite a.
your mercy. 4 DO, therefore. no.i'y you sna'
such an act will beiwithontprecedent among
civilized nations, and beg 10 call your as,
ienlion 10 The fact tina. o large amount oi
properly Of British subjects, as well as 9th
ers, which il 10 my du,y 70 protect. will be
destroyed; bu, as the force under my com.
mand is totally inadequate for This protec.
tion apainst tbel Cvane. can onlv enier this
NV protest. .,a-.,,
Can't. Hollihs replies (Iuly ,l2) express.
inp his sincere repre, ,hs, Cap,: Jolly feels
himself under ,he necessi,y 10 pro,es, against
the action he was abou, 10 ,ake in relation 10
city Of San Juan del Nor,e. The people
had seen f, 10 commi, ou,rages on the prop.
erty ard persons Of ci,izens Of The United
States, after manner only 10 be REGARDED
as pira,ical. III am" he SAYS In conclu.
sion, "directed to enforce ,ha. repara.ion de.
manded by nv Government. Be assured
sympa,hize with you in the rescue oi Eng.
lish subjects and properly under the circum,
stances, and regre, exceedingly the. the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

PosT OfFIcE SrATrsrIcs.--By q table
compiled BY Mr.. Havens, q member Of Con-
gyess from New York, Il appeared that alnlcss
every free, Slate (includlnG every old freq
S,aie) more than pays the expenses Of the
Post Office within is borders, while eysry
slave S,a.e (saye wo) is a charge on
the Treasury for the transportation Us
msils. The exceptional slaye S.a.es are
Louisianar which isnot bankruplIn iis pos,
office arrangements because New grleansis =
~ 6,isle ri ne Wastern lree S,nles---and
Ilt!eWeF6 NAlth \ haEily : f|r7a ~. j.
|alss The 61t.hafn d Ae1.oII, Ifeo bietes
Il h'c h i|o hot pay he Post Office expenses
ate lhe new States of Michigan and Illinois,
al together exceeding their incomes BY only
| fony.six thousand dollars. ltis no. 10 be
expected that the Territories can foo, their
postal bills nor yet Cslifornia--bus The laner
only falls short fhy.one thousand, while
Virginia Is minus one bundled and thirty
thousand dollars yesr, Or 10 STATE the
figures In the sggiegaie, 10 the States oi
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa'
chuse,,s, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
| Iork, new Jersey TenneyiVuhiH, AoWas
Wisconsin, Ohio, and Indiana. The receipts
Of the Pos, Office are in round numbers
$3, ,3l3, 900, and the expenses $1.668,SO0'
In other words there is profit on these
States Of @l,645,O00 In the States Of
Michigan, Illinois, and California, The ex.
pendiiures exceed the receipts by $4,000
which reduces The profits ol the free States
TO 81, ,548, 900. In the slave States the re-
ceip,s are $i.sl5,O0O; expenses $2,15l ,0Ooi
de6ci, $836,OO0. l
And ye, we fad the slave States resisting
every ai,emp, 70 give cheap postage 10 me
people.-burdening The Department. with
Tree matter arising from the lranking priv
ilege, and trying through the Slave Domoc.
racy OF the Ner,h TO increase the postage
on newspapers that knowledge may be KEEP.
from the people. This is the old policy ol
the Slave Aris,ocracy, living on the labors
of others. Is II no, time that this rule was
so far changed as TO restore something like
equality in government expenditures!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

Many OF these noble democrats from shei
non.slaveholding Sia,es, In the House Of
Congress, who, in The face Of threats and de.,
nurciations, bFavely meiiho issue and gave,
their votes for the Nebraska bill, must make
up their minds 20 face Storm. The Wings
the Free SoileTs and the Abolhionis,s. have.
conspired agains, them. We feel for these
patriots solici,ude that we canno, well ex-.
psess.-Wdsh. Sentinel.
o don't be =, all distressed about them. -
They will be taken care oil. Do you Dosl
remember the direc, promise held oul By,
our neiehbor Of the Union while The Ne
braska bill waspending, iha, II any Nof,h-
ern Democratic supporter OF |, should, In
consequence Of his support, be pFoslEaiad BY
his Constituents, President PIERCE wouId
come cifh the patronage cfthe Govtynmsns,
10 his rescue.
Surely you know this Mr.. Senfinel. Shed
no ssars then for the Northern Nebraska
men In Congress. No one knows better
than yourself what grea, thing govern.
men. patronage 10 for the RELIEF Of human
disWesses. Mahomsl promised his5 follow.
ers that those ofihem who fell ID battle
should 60 siraigh, 10 The delicious heaven
which he portrayed 10 their imsginahona,
and Presiden, Pierce tells his Nebtaskai,e
that oil such as them who fall before The
wrath Of the people shall enter siraigh,way
into the paradise Of public Office. lLOGis.
lville Jour. egta sa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
We wish 10 Yemind those who think N,

We wish 10 remind those who think that
nothing can be done 10 repeal The obnoxious
features Of ,hs Nebraska bill. that. upon the
motion Of Mr.. Douglas himself. an import.
an. feature of,he bill was repealed. and that
too, by attaching clause TO the general ap-
preparation bill. There is section making
Fon LeavenwOuh the Capital OF Kansas.
This Is repealed. Now, Il ,hs can be done
SO easily, why not niiach clause 10 some
future appropriations bill, repeating The OBJ.
noxious parl Of thai lawi llo.hins Is want
ing bu, The disposition on the pars Of ma.
Ijoriiy Of Congress.
liiberefore becomes n,p,ler of the first
importance 10 elect men 10 Congress who
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

The negro was made for slavery. as the
OK and horse were made for servi,ude, and
neither OF them can be converted into white
man. - Washington Sentinel.
Il may be impossible 10 convert horse
into white man, but we think |, new clear
ly demonstrated ,hata white man can make
an ass of himself t.--Dayton Gar.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

Phe Columbus Elevator notices rumor
current in ,ha, city that s. Medary and his
son.in-law, J. II. Smith. Esq, are abou. 10
establish Douglas organ a. tina. Capital
Smith was the successful competitor for the
State ptiA,ing a. the recent letting. which
renders the rumor probable, as he has no Of.
fee or means Of executing the work at pres.
an
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

vtasivn svVh PiuVS ~ HIOVc ~ iu1ttlA.tf
There was large astendance.
The Washington Star says the fsesidsns
has rendered the appointment, Of Govesn6e
Of Nebraska 10 Mr.. Burr, Of Sou,h Carolina.
The extensive wooden and cotton mills ..
Lebanon, Team, were consumed by Gro on
Saturday last Loss, $4,000; Insurance,
$4,000. Two hundred hands are tifroW6
ou. Of employment. s9as ~ aN.
s. N. Tucker, editor OF the Brooklyn Ad.
veniser, killed his boy on Wednesday night,
and then attempted 70 kill his vile. The
cause will probably be found 70 bs bad liquor.
General Niepokoi,chy,zki has been ap.
poinIed 10 the command Of The fifth corps Of
the Russian army. Bringing out such names
as this does no, look much like peace. The
Turks may bea. him, bu, he will defy ,hem
10 pronounce bis name, and if he bea,s them.
j. can be truly said .ha. they will never bo
able 10 tell who hurt them,'
A dispatch from Washington TO the New
York Express, says an important despa.cb
has been received az The Sia,e Departments
from Mr.. Buchanan, al London, s,aIing ,bst
the Spanish revolution is entirely successful
and that the Queen, has fled, fugitive 10
Paris. The insurgents are said 70 be every.
where victorious. This 10 impor,ans- Iii
true.
Mike Walsh. the representative Of the Five
Points in Congress, and Mr.. Seward, Of Gcor.
gia, had a fgh, in the Pos. Office Of Tho
House, yesterday. We presume Mike war
drunk, as usual. lie was she aggressov and
got the wors. of the battle.
Eighteen Spanish jackasses arrived Ia
New York by the steamer Indiana, on Tuess.
day last. Our relations with Spain are lits-
" = improved
twenty-five Romans, who wero Imrris.
oned iour years without trial, and then ban.
ished BY the Pope. arrived q, Now York In
the bark, A. M. Kimbnll.
The business Of the Columbus and Glove.
land road for June, exceed the amour, for.
the same month oflas. year BY abou. $780,.
600. This is handsome gain. 'tt.
The Cholera is quite fatal In Baltimore,
lhe attacks generally ending in death IN q.
lew hours. s,6s.
! There ls panic In she -four market In
England. Wheat had fallen 22 cents peE
bushel. and -four over dollar per barrel. ;
Some of,he- Banks OF Chicago. have made
arrangements 10 refuse The new Slate Stock
bills Of The Indiana banks a, less Than two
per cent discount. This is makinga fuse
among the money changers Of thai region,
ltis stated .hatSir Edmund Head had BEEN
appointed Governor General Of Canada. y
Thomas A. Herdrick. Locofoco, was on
Wednesday renomina.ed for Congressin In
dianapolis distric. .rst
y Prof. Mapes, Of New Jersey. sass he has
known.,he fruit Of an acre Of ounces sell
or Sl4oo. That will pay. ss
The Vermont Central Railroad has, as,
sumed the stock frauJulen,ly issued by iis
late President, Mr.. Crane Of Boston. Over
ten thousand shares weis issued by him.
i The New York Herald says ,ha. II has
10000 daily subscribers. The. New York
Tribune has 10000 weekly subscribers.1-.
These are probably the tales, figures in The
news line in America.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
dGolIlg1, Home.


"A 81 NJ soHk WISELY wHlrErWp. -hoo
sCi ntaw nigh my pillow, CG@ ~ (.
vi & Kiss me once mors; ,tfat6 w.
Cold is Deaths billow e,}'bSf
Is Leaving life's Shore s > i'g 2
fus sDeath'swinds are sweepinglA =
10 ge. Round my ffail bark As1ee Hptis
Is4 Shadows afe cteepinkt 19sH ~ n
brearilysl ldssksAs1 ssa.os
"a. s.s.ssgs e.I. % z ~! 4
Yes, 1 m dyinsi "a Y \
!. IS Mother 81 II IS m a.; ( 3
Whete no more sighins y az
!, Conleth, Of wos Il
; HMkl there 4 linfnuf n "a
sa..s Falls on my ear-- " ~ IL IL
Sweet sounds Of summers ss
Musicalr-clesrl fSiasxs l
Say. am drssnins ( q
y y Of Il q SoI se
Round IS Ase SIt9snins,
Fhita than snoNs I, *
Garment epfoldiRg 5s,aa s.
Beings all fair,
,g.u To any beholding A. s3stst
7 Lighter than air. ai, st fP 81
~ White aims are round mo. .s,I
4. tl''9 Mother know
Angels have found me. ~. y !.
500 May not go7 ..... \,
, n Spirit lips kiss me, .a;
=. Sweet is their breathl ~ ,sr.. /.
'AA Soon you will miss mo :, .,os.1 &,
If this be death.
1a Mother, 1 leave you--Ec Fs Rrat Z
lsha Leave you awhile, Z al~-.3 !sp2ri
II = Let itnot grieve you. aas 81 1n}ai'g
.s4i,J Kissme and smile. soy @o1l f-l
1p' kiss me with kindness, '0 Yn'"tri
p ~ For 'ts the last, 9 yS'sh I 81
Gone has my blindness,
Deaths pangs are passed
What is it breaking .
.E Thus on my sigh.
I, 7 All my frame shaking.
fra Say, is it light1
4. Brighter and brighter
Beautiful bluel
Now it grows Lighter
y Y Earths scenes, adieul
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

do. he has been ssnding Il abtoadao build
up British manufacturers. % reward foreign
labor. 4 sy stl irss ~ II,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

this most awful nalady, ske Cholera hns
been dives,ed ofall its lsigh,iu'ness, since
our Indians have had recourse 10 the tapol
ba.h+and their herbs. TO sop the Vomiting
and purging, they use the choke cherry
root and blackberry root, and the ba,h for a
sweat. When the cramps come on they
use the wild camomile and smar, weedi and,
when in bed, IL the crampss are in the
stomach. they place the no. herbs upon the
stomach. As drink, on going or being
put 70 bed, they use strong tea. made Of
three paris Of fern and one par, Of bonsot;
drink freely. a ~
'We had many deaths under the regular
medical treatment, opium. camphor, and
calomel, but since the herbs have been used
and wi,hou. any other medical aid, every
person has recovered. | send this for the
benefit OF mankind. ea.
Yours, sincerely,
"R. LUGGER. Missionary TO the Indians,
Grand Riuer, Upper Canada
r When vapor bath canno. be had, ba.he
the whole external surface with ley. auater.--
J. w. COOPER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15
WAsalNeroN Tuosday, August I.


Il hasten d respond briefly 20 The resoIu.
don of,he Seuu.e of this date, requiring the
President 20 inform The Senate, IL, in his
opInion. i, be not incompatible with the
public interest, whether anything has arisen
since the da.e Of his message 10 the House
OF Representatives OF the 18th Of March
last, concerning our relations with the gov
eminent d ( Spain, which, In his opinion,
NAV dispense with she suggestions therein
contained touching The propriety Of proyis.
ional measures by Congress affecting those
relations.
In the message 30 tha House Of Repre-.
sen,alives feisred 10, | ayailed myself OF
the occasionto present the following refiec.
lions and sugges.ions; 10 view Of the posi-
,ion Of the Island Of Cuba, its proximity TO
our coast, the relations which Il must ever
bear 10 our commercial and other Interests,
il Is vain 10 expect that series OF uniriend.
Ily acts, infringing our commercial rights. ana
the adoption ofa policy threatening the hon.
or and security Of these States can long ex-
is. with peaceful relations. In cese'he mea.
sures taken for the amicable adjustment OF
our difiicnlties with Spain should unioriu'
naiely fail, shall not hesitate 70 use 'he
authority and means which Congress may
grant. 10 insure the observance Of our JUS!
rights, TO obtain redress for injuries received
and 70 vindicate the honor of our nag. IN
anticipation Of that contingency, which !
earnestly hope may not arise, suggest to
Congress the propriely OF adopting such pro-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-15

sns rs s61.rs Us pESsrlcEr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-14
New irish Movement.

very respectable meeting OF Irishmen was held last
evening Capt Kerrgan's Headquarters White street.
called together by the following notice. which appeared
in one Of the morning papers -
NoTcEOp Thursday evening next the 18th inst at 7i<
o'clock meeting will he held at No % White street. for
the purpose Of forming association having for its object
who favorable TO such institution are BY the Com
mittee Of Arrangements respectfully invited attend
About thirty PEOPLE were present, and Mr.. Coghlar
chosen chairman the OCCASION who on taking the
chair stated that preamble drawn up by q com
mittee.
This paper read stating the ends for which the
posed society about being organized and headed
rishmeh Universal Civil and Military Republican Union
"a lengthy document stating that the object of the So
ciety was to bring about union of all rishmen opposed
to religious feuds for the purpose Of forming fraer
nal association composed of men of all creeds whose
only thoughts those Of beratng their country from
the hands of its opprcssor-Engand. It was also stated
pose OF aiding those who, within the next two years
should engage in any panned struggle for liberty in
Ireland and no such movement took place in Ireland
during that PERIOD then the chief ends of society and
their funds woulo be to send egrans who arrived on
shores in destitute condition to comfortable homo
in the West where they might become respected and
useful members of society.
The constitution being rather q long document the
reading Of it was dispensed with.
Mr. 0HANIAN then addressed the meeting briefly
stating that along with several other members
Club but finding that body did not carry out the objects
for which the society formed they resolved to leave
1t and join the Club about organizing which he was
certain would succeed
Mr.. MuIIoY then made few eloquent remarks ex
panatory OF the objects Of tho intended organization
nvitingAl who had any love for their country to unite
with them in the good work of iberating Ireland from
the despotism of England LIZ
The NEE ing then ad journed until Monday week wher
the society will be fairly organized, and President Sc
cretery and Treasurer elected.