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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-22
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49,
At the Work in TEsAEN 81 yELDEge,s
Shop bctore gen purchase elSewkere!
TENHE Undersigned, both of whom are Practical
a Workmen, and under whose immediate super.
vision all their work donc feeling confident that their
work second TO made in the Western Country would
respectfully ask of Farmers and others wishing purchase
Wagons CrSdSes to give them call before making their
purchases elsewhere
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right
this State, of
Hub5ardS Impaired Patent C0ach Spring, and
Short Turning Coach Gearing,
Are prepared Manufacture Order Carriages of Superb
Strength and Durability, with from third
less weight than can be built witlsteel elliptic springs
They Will spare expense in procuring the best
OF material and labor in putting together and finishing
and ask but fair share Of the patronage of the public
TRAIN & WILDER.
her0std, October 9th, 1855.
Buggy and shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights of Territory be had
Application to either member Of the firm, their Shop
the North Ward Chicago St. doors north of Graud st.
Bridge rnl7n.l II. AZ w.
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ETNA INSURANCE GO.
Increase Cash Capital to $500, 600.
or HARTFORD CONN.

Increase Cash Capital To $500, 600.
EgEAvs; the pleasure ofinforming the dcalsfs with
4 This Company and the public generally that in
view of the vast increase of business during the
past year, Its cash capital has been increase to $500
600. Fhis together with the large surplus always
kept on hand III cash. and the enormous receipts Of
premiums its regular and established business af-
fords it's policy holders indemnity much greater
than any other insurance Company in America
The business of this company is conducted on fair
andlbcral principles and its losses are always pronp
tly paid in cash The undersigned in entering upon
the 10Th year Of his agency for this company in This
city and vicinity, bcgs to congratulate its dealers
upon its remarkable success and the important in.
crease of It's capital aud business which together
with the manner in which it, business isconducicd
places II on basis beyond the reach If any contin
gency short of u simultaneous CONFEDERATION Of the
country.
All applications for insurance. Of information in
reference Thereto win be attended to with the
punctualiiy rs heretofore. Rates ms low any 9th
er responsible ofice.
Kenosha, Feb. Is, 30. L. G.. MERRILL,
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES

FAIRBANKS, SCALES.
COUNTER, PLATFORM, and HAY SCALES
~ Over fifty different notifications on hand or
furnished to order, at Manufacturers Prices, and
warranted the best i'll
ut Corner-QuarieS Block, Kcnosha By
GASkILL, CHAMBERLIN, & Co
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MALARIA OR MIASMA.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which rt certain
navotably nc every breath, is the in char
wherever it cXistsrort SOUTH east weastand
which reutralzes the poison completely pure the system
and thus entirely all the Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from its use:
scky swpy localities from any ague bilious disease
whatever, any injury from constantly nhaing Malaria
or Miasma
Ii will instantly check the ague in persons who have suf
fered for any length of time from 10 Twenty YEARS
that they need never have CHILL, hy continuing
its use according to directions.
IT viii Immediately relieve all the distressing results of bill
ous agUc diseases, such general debility night
etc The patient at begins to recover appetite aud
strength and continues until permanent and radical curt
is effected. And As proofth that it is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because Of
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE IARAiLESSNESS,
The following certificate from OF the most celebrated
chemists in the United State: is attached to every bottle
NV YORK June H. 1855.
= have made chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
AIe Cure Antidore Malaria and have tested
for Arsenic Mercury, Quninc and Srchnne hut have
found particle OF either in it, have found any sub
in its composition that would prove Injurious to tn
constitution. JAMES H. Chiffon, NJ, D., Chemist"
This allows OF It's
FREE Use As A PREVENTIVE
Bv which all persons may thus he entire freedom
from the above named diseases matter how sickly tn
swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY frequently published AM
the confidence Of the public is asked only proportion it
dCtUGl merit wherever introduced and used These on
relied upon to prove its worth.
One two bottles will for ordinary
may require Directions printed in German French
and Spanish, accompany each bottle Price, One Dollar.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence. r. l.
And for sale by druggists generally. IyII
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IENRssS DAY Received, French White Muber.
u ry and Imitation China Crockcry also n large
STOCK OF Common do. at TOWSLEES
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Keaosha, September y 1855
pHISEAs STEVENS, GEORGE ID. HEAD
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wAILAcKs TnxArRE-GERNAS OPERA.-The Germ N
Opera troupe commenced their series OF perform
snces at this theatre last night with the " Daugh
tsr Of the Regiment" Considering the unfAvorable
character Of the weather, there was very fair at
tendance Madame Dormy sustained with great spirit
the role Of Marie and loudiy appauded 10 her rst
aria and in the finale Of the first act The terzetto in
the second act, with NJ Muller and Madame foettner
was also capitsBy given. The sulpzof H. Muller was
very sredtabls performances, and were NJ CUNTS vo
caisatn only equal to his confidence there would be
little to end fault with. The opera, the WHOLE how
ever was es well sustained had reason TO expect
considering the Disadvantages under which temporary
speculation a this sort labors In its choice Of artists
There Ia no denbt that with the Increased support which
German 0pers appears to be getting, efforts viii be
made to impart greater efficiency to Its persosaa We
understand that Fdeo 10 in preparation, End win
shortly be given by this company.
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The ADMINISTRATION AND THE LATE CUBAN
MovEMENT.-The more light that is thrown
nron the late movement in Cuba, the more UNI
accountable appears the conduct of the Pierce
administration, and the stronger the grounds
for indignation among the Creoles. It appears
that the discovery was made in this way: A
government agent, in the confidence of the
State Department, placed himself in close COM
munication with the Junta and their friends
here. This was the easier to do az at first pub.
licly and privately Mr.. Pierce had professed
deep sympathy for the cause Of Cuban indie
pendence, and had assured the leaders of as
much, with many oaths and many promises, at
several private interviews. Having wormed
himself into the confidence of the Cuban sym
pathizers here, the government agent had the
address to persuade them that 1t was absolutely
necessary that some one should 60 from hence
to Cuba to ascertain by ocular inspection what
might be expected from an insurrectionary
movement. The principle adopted, the spy
offered to 60 himself provided the Junta here
would accredit him to the principal Creoles Of
their party on the island; and assuredly no
political party ever allowed itself to be more
completely hoodwinked offer was accept
ed, and he left. On the island he met Manuel
Pinto, Estrampes, and the other revolutionary
chiefs; as they supposed, concerted measures
with them; as was the case in reality, sounded
them as to their prospects, means and objects,
and departed brimful of information.
Instantly on his return, he repaired to the
State Department to draw his pay and commu-
nicate what he knew. Mr.. Pierce and Mr..
Marcy were placed in possession of the whole
facts of the Cuban conspiracy. They had no
sooner learned all than in their turn they trans
ferred their information to the Spanish Minis
ter, who sent it to the Captain General Hence
it appears that the shocking deaths of Manuel
Pinto, Estrampes and the other victims of the
late coup d'ftat in Cuba are wholly the work
Of the present administration.
It is difficult to conceive either baser pros
titution of the authority with which the Ame-
rican people have entrusted Mr. Pierce, or
grosser insult to their feelings. 1t may be
lawful for the despotic authorities Of Cuba to
secure the submission Of the unfortunates set
under them by sleeping their hands in blood,
whenever their enormities are objected to /; but
in Gods name, the time has not come when the
government of the United States can play the
executioDer or the spy.
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marine Affairs.

THE STEAMER OCEAN BIRD This new steamer win
make trial trip down the bay Thursday. She WAS.
originally known as the Vim. Norrs-the vessel built, tt
stated, to the Atlantic in six days. She has
recently been known to fame Of the vessels
Of Capt Graham, lately under blockade uY the East
river.
DEATHS IRON BRUTALITY ON BOARD AN EMIoRAN SHIP.
Tho Portuguese ship Defensor ct Para the 26th Of
May from Oporto with emgrAnts ID stated TO have lost
forty out Of three hundred Of her passengers
the voyage, caused BY Ill usage and hunger, although
che was less than thirty days on the passage.
THE STEAMER TENNESSEE sailed from Baltimore on Sa-
turdsy afternoon for Liverpool with fourteen passen
gers.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION ON THE SOUND, AND LOSS OF
LIFE The steamer Worcester, Of the Norwich line,
sunk schooner, sotn after leaving New London
last night. The night foggy, 20 thick that
signal light could not be seen the boat's length
ahead, and the beat vas run slowly, sounding the
whistle every moment or two The steamer struck hsr
amidships, and she went down immediately The crew,
consisting Of captain four men and one woman color-
ed wife Of the cook saved BY clngng to the rig
gipg with the exception Of and the woman who
went down In the vessel She to BE- the schooner
Branard So tons, OF Portland, Co., from New York,
with cargo Of salt and cement for Norwich, Ct Ths
steamer lay ct anchor until her bows which were stsve
where she landed the crew. with the exception the
cook who returned to New York. After the fog cleared
off, at O'Clock A. NJ she left for New York. where she
arrived at The passengers about hty IN number,
made up purse for the poor black fellow, VINO was
moaning piteousy for his lost wife, The Names OF the
i. c. and Mary Brown, Of New York.-Boston Journal,
Jtus IL.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHLADEIPHrA, June 10, 1856.
Money easy. Stocks Arm. Reading 49, Long Island
II Penna r, r. A 9-16 Penna State 6's s8k.
BUFFALO, June 19-6P.M.
The -four market has been very quiet to-day Sales
SEQ bbls. 1t 90 rs 50 81 for good upper lake and
common Michigan Wheat in fair request, and buyers
dtsro to meet holders views Sales 600 bu.
shells upper Lake spring ct 81 60 Corn active and firm
eaes 600 bushels &C Sic. 800 Oats nsfAr request
sales % 600 bushels ct 48c WhskeySsles 80 bbs at
33hc Canal reights-12c fer corn to Albany, and lac.
70 New York. Receipts for the "a hours ending ct
to-day Flour 1887 bills; wheat l3 100 bushels; corn,
81 236 bushels oats 81, 036 bushels.
Albany, June 19-12.30 p. N.
Flour very dull; no sales of moment Wheat sales.
CornSales 5000 bushels Western mixed at 98c. for
new, and 81 for old in lots OatsSales 49, 600 BUSH
els Chicago at SIC, Receipts to-day ECO bbl.
-four; $40 bbs pork bushels corn; 900 BUSH
els oats; 8, 1853 bushels wheat.
OswBGo, June 19-ekP.M.
Flour.-sales today 1000 bbls at 50 for common
brands. Whea-Saes 6Oo0 bushels at 50 rs for Cana
dian, and 81 95 for Chicago Corn-SAles 90 COO bush
els ut $50. 89c. Receipts-35, 900 bushels corn.
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Army Intelligence.

The ship Mddesex, Capt Parnalse, bound for Corpus
Christi Texas, and having board 4l3 United States
troops left this port June IL. The Mddesex has ais,
aboard sixteen women soldiers wives The officers with
the detachment are -
Captain r. B Marcy, Fifth Regiment Of Infantry CON-
mapdpg the detachment.
First Lent Orlando b. Wilcox, Fourth Artillery, Omar
termsster CommiefaIy.
second Lieut. william r. Terrill, Fourth Artillery.
pecond LENT. r. Owen Solomons, Fourth Artillery.
Second Lieut.. Edmund Freeman, Fifth lnfsnsry.
Dr. George Taylor, Of Baltimore, 10 attached az Sur
con to the detachment.
Tbese recruits intended for distribution among tbs
different arms Of the service I'm the department Of rsxa
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THE SPEECH OF MAJOR DoNELsoS.-The great
f. ature Of the meeting Of the Know Nothings
in the Park, the other day, was the speech of
Major Andrew jackson Donelson, of Tennessee,
against our inbecile and faithless Pierce adj
ministratiop. II is bombshen from the Her.
mi,ape thrown into the ranks of the spoils de-
moeracy. They must now either definitely
abandon Mr.. Pierce or sink with him. This
speech tells the whole story. 1t defines the
Eue national policy Of the Know Nothings,
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USn1D STATES DISTRICT oouRr-Nss 4, SO, %, II, 81,
40 to "A.
supREnx CoURr--Special Term.--No. IS.
SUPREME CouRr-Crcuit-- l.-Nos 1878, 1913, 159,
1885, 2012 203b, 1925, lis, 164 to no. Part 2dNos.
80 1sa lol 10, CO. 90, 90, 12s l21s 1919 I2e, 9oa,
-V COMMON PrxAsrsrt 2dNos. s27, $780, $780, ego ss7,
$40, ITO. III. 772, 79i, 824 Sal, 8s7, 600, p57.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Eos. 945, 98 $685. l02e 348 e19 $40,
de'a &C. dst ss slo 1sl 81 GEL 49, sss 49, GO
ESQ., 242 $40 s32 $780, IT. sos, 6s2 $780, ga 35s 1927
1877 100 562 496 ear leo all 212 1856, 4o6 400, $780,
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wlillazssburg city News.

BuRGIARY.-Yestsrday morning, about oslosk, the
swery store Of A. Watson, No. rs Grand street EAST
dstrict) burplsriousy entered and robbed Of
jewelry valued ct about $780,
A NEW ENGINE Pacific Engine Company Ne. ., of the
Eastern district have ust had built plane engine,
embracing AL the latest improvements by James Saith,
Of New York. The company turn out next Tuesday for
the purpose Of bringing her home, on which occasion
they Will be escorted by Zephyr Hose Company No.
Robertsons band IL engaged for the occasion.
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TROY, June 10, 1856.
The notorious Henrietta Robinson, convicted in tho
Rensselaer, County Court ei the murder Of Timothy
Langan, this afternoon sentsneed by Judge Harris
to be hung the Sd Of August next At the conclusion
of her sentence when the Judge commended her soul
to Gods mercy she told him he had better pray for his
soul, declaring she the victim Of political
conspiracy, which was calculated t. crush She
about to speak further, when her counsel desired
her to remain quiet When about to leave the court
she turned and pointing her finger towards Judge
Harris, solemnly exclamsd-"Judge Harris, may the
Judge Of Judges be your Judge.n Considerable excite
ment was manifested by the sctators during the ms
occupied In the passing Of the sentence.
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JAMES GoRpos BENNETT, ESQ -
In the HEAID OF ths day am set down in one OF the
columns Of As comparative lt OF those who have given
opinions since the passage OF the Prohibitory Liquor
Law, .in favor Of, against Its eousttutonaty as
sfor the law" ghis Ia an Not having been 30
from the Carson League or the LIQUOR Dealers Asseca
tion Of have not given any eratuitous opinion
for against the law. Permit mo to add, that am,
and ever have been opposed TO the Prohbitory Liquor
law and win do all In my power to have II repealed.
JOHN B. HA3KIN.
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jersey Lity News.
ANOTHER CRUSADE AGAINST THE LIQUOR HHLLnR3
IN JaRSRY CITY.

ANOTHER CRU6ADD Against THE LIQUOR 6nLLBR8
IN JsRSRY CITY.
appears from st%tsmentn the Jersey City Sentinel
that another series Of vexaious prosecutions about
DO instituted against the keepers Of public houses In
that city II to be done in Carson League style but
not by the Carson League. The authorities Of the city
have undertaken the job II ID further intmated that
this time the job is to be done up thoroughly.
WoRKHousE FOR PRHoNERs.-Fhe new board ot
chosen freehodefs for Hudson county have appointed
committee to inquire into the expedeney OF building
county workhouse in which prisoners oeuld be made TO-
work out their fines and costs instead Of being sent
jail is the practice The committee consists Of
Aessrs Shepherd, Holmes and Plat.
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wni'p So war Of exterIiination against this
.ssen Pierce dynasty and all concerned.
Major DoDelson putt the question in its legiti-
mate shape to the country, whether We shall
have new government, administered by men
of Union principles, or the continuance OF
corrupt and trading coalition Of Northern and
Southern nullfiers, Van Buren, free sellers OF
the Buffalo stamp, and JEFF. Davis secessionists
and hljbusters. Let the Know Notaings circu-
late this speech Of the adopted son and inti-
mate political conadant Of Old Hickory. We
want to know what the democracy propose to
do with Mr. Pierce, and where they will turn up
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Our RELATIONS WITH THE DOMINICAN REPUB-
LIc-ANoTHER SPECIMEN OF OUR PIERCE AND
MARCY DIPLoMACY-We published yesterday
letter from Washington, from . reliable and
well informed source, explanatory Of the
American diplomacy of Pierce and Marcy with
the interesting republic of Dominica, the white
end Of the island of Hayti. The facts are very
simple, and much of piece with the doiDgs Of
this treacherous and skulking administration
in reference to Spain, Cuba, the Sandwich
Islands and Central America Our Minister at
Dominica made . favorable treaty with that
government-the French and English with
their ships Of war, thereupon came up, and bull
lied and threatened the poor DOminicans OF
such rate that they were compelled to eat
their own words, and cancel the treaty with
our ambassador And there the matter stands.
Ordinary men would say that here was an
outrage committed by the French and English
calling for instant redress-f0r reparation, even
at the lannon's mouth, and at the risk Of
general war. But where was that bold Ameri-
can spirit Of Pierce, Marcy and Forney, under
which they carried the terror of our bombshells
and torches into Greytownf Oozed out, like
the courage oil Bob Acres, at their fingers
ends 1t was the difference between an armed
feet of the British and French, and defence
less village of merchants and their inofensive
people. French and English terrorism has
driven our Minister from Dominica, and has
substantially appropriated that hitherto indie
pendent power. Such is the Pierce interpreta-
ton OF the Monroe doctrine in the face Of dam
ger. Such is the rendering Of the inaugural,
when England or France stands in the way.
Pierce and Marcy back out, and SO very
stealthily that nothing would be known Of it
but for the correspondents Of the public press.
VIII the Washington Union be good enough,
since the secret is out, to inform us whether
the administration has or has not finally con-
scented to submit to the armed occupation of
Dominica by England and France9 Are we to
swallow this outrage IS an Offset to the Grey
town bombardment, OF is our Forney Cabinet
waiting for those new frigates to be built
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malls COR tho Pacific

MALLS SOr tho Pacific.
Inn NEW YORK HKRALD-OALIFORMA WILTON.
70 United States mail steamshp Illinois, sApt. McKn.
xy win lsavs this port this afternoon ut two solosk
- AspinwAn.
M nas for California and other parts Of tina Pasies
wn elose at one O'Clock.
n new YORK WEEKLY HKRAlD--CaliforniA edition.
ssnaAg the Atess intelligence from all pArtc of the
vsxla, v be published at sasven sclook this asrnng.
sh copies, in wrappera ready for mailing, sxpenes.
Agnts win please send in their orders early pos
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UNION CouRsr, l. L-PAcIx0.- great pacing match
between Hero and Pocahontas which to have
place yesterday afternoon the above course was
postponed until Thursday account of the inclenenoy
Of he thar.
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The Foreign Legion Case In Boston.
n

Louis Csmag the Hungarian Lieutenant was held for
trial on the charge Of enlisting for the British
army. schwasrer, the clearinghouse keeper, and
Kaufman, who brought . squad from New York,
were discharged.
Tho United States officers searching for other par
tics to bs engaged in this business.
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Judge Shaw and tine Massachusetts Liquor
Law.
The city Guards At Montreal.

-@T"" MONTREAL, June w. IuoO
The New York City Guards reached here this morning,
and met with most enthusiastie reception from the
civic and military k-tAorities The whole city ID deco
rated for gala day. and Invitations to every place
Of amusement have been rendered them. Tho Guards
the Hrst military company from the United States
that has ever visited this city.
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Hnttln0.-Thsro n kSranch OF ManufAe..
ture this city nourishng than hatng
The matters of ork distanced those OF
wears ego ana have gaining the Psrnan
sbapeers last they have passed them In the race
Among foremost Of them may be mentioned ESPEN-
sCHEID, to whose skill and genius the hat making fra
ternity IL indebted for vsrious important improvements
during years. and whose superb IA orcs
many drawn annually isng crowds
Of eustt TO his store lIS NASSAU street.
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From Texas.
BALTIMORE, juno 49, 1855.
The New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last contain
Galveston advces to the 9th nst but the news Is
tirely unimportant.
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light superb original and em,Denty becomins stands the
Genn dress hat OF the ifccnt drab OF
exquisite proportions fauitless in syle perfect s it's de-
tails and specimen Of workmanship and finish worthy
Of place in exposition Of the sful and
arts at home abroad. Especial 8enton directed
THE fabric because presents anomaly In the branch Of
manuisetpre 70 which = belongs, viz combination two
Materials both beautiful in their conditions but
which thus gracefully united form the beau ideal classic
and arstocratic dress bat The
DEPAR
only the ordinary styles the hut upwards
twenty designed aud tor the
sent and comprising such variety Of shapes shades
qualities azes and prices, that head taste possibly
10 Busnes men sporting men, traveller f.shioss
sortment Just the a-ticles they desire. The
DKPARrMENT 90.
repete with fahroa from all Of the word Here Wiz
hats from Leshorn India Chine Enssnd
France Ac we'll extensive assortmons OF nomo nv
nafaetured articles The
cHnpREus va HAT DEPARTMENT..
lust repieniahed with full summer import
IA nav Al, las al the which graceful
Juvenile faces than any that nave proceeded
errrLrmsr's AVN roys' DEPARTMENT
Spshed with variety OF travelling sporting An&
4, 5.nsy' caps, bOyg dress ard sehSol cape &e;
opposite 81 Paufs Church.
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ore the American party IL
let them carry New York,
ylvania next fall, and the
I'm elections, and they may
New England and Ohio Sc
ippunity in reference to the
is all important however,
a November. They can,
Know Nothings, there
prk of singing out their
t Assembly with refe-
] question of the can
alsI, to some legisla-
n regarding the man
them carry the As
eh'egitator, and the In
,or New York is theirs.
rank for the gsea. cam.
York and the South stand.
e gene 10 secured and Ia.
..e. What say our Know No
y can if they will.