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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30
Notice.

TNHE stockholders ot the Hopewell and Bloody
l. Run Plank Road and Turnpike road Com
paRy, are hereby notified that an election for one
President. ave Managers and one Treasurer. will
be held at the Court house in the Borough of
Redford, on Monday the 9th day of Norcnl ber
next. Subscribers can nc for officers either 10
person or by proxy, provided The first install
ment Of one dollar per share shall haze been
paid preyiuas 10 said election.
David 8riiIfer, ". NJ. Peoples, We. Hartley,
j. r.. Asacura. Alex. King. Joia King, Thos.
W. Horton, John Dasher. George " Wishart
Thos. II. Murray, W r. Schels
Commissioners
0ct. 26, 1855
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30
NerY0us and Constitutional Disea-
Sps,

Ihse pills possess q specific action on Ia
nerveGs system, and although they7 are prepa
! red especially for the purpose of curing Fits
they vii be tonad OF especial benefit TO all per-
son afflicted with weak nerves, whose ner-
vo1s system has been prostrated or shattered
from any cause whatever; in fact il is almost
impossible 10 convey an adequate idea of the
peedy and almost miraculous results which
/ these pills effect in the diseased, broken down
If arosireted nervous systems. Persofs who
were all issstude, Weakness and debility. be-
fore their use, at once become robust and full of
energy. No matter whether the constitution
has been broken down by excess, weak by ma
ture, or debiitated ty sickness, thar effect on
the unstrung and shattered hervens orgapiza-
tionis equally certain and apparent. Ia cases
of neuralgia, headache, vertigo, pain IN the
neryessof the tace, and the various train Of ner-
vous affections, palpitation of the heart, petod-
icalheadaches, cold and sligered state of the
frame, frequent fits of abstraction, total insbii-
Is. dislike to society. meanchols, religious mo-
nomania, heats and hiishes; Of tie face On thn
slightest occasions adesire that existence should
terminate; they will produce a cure imam aston
ishingfy short period of time, and IL viii also
remove depression, excitement, q tendency to
blush, restlessness. sieepiessness,i ,incapacty for
study or business, loss of memory. confusion,
gidfiness, blood to he head, mental debility
hysteria, iniecision, swretchedness, thoughts OF
self destruction, fear ofSinsanity &c.. &c.
They will increase and restore the appetite.
strengthen the emacisted renew the health OF
those who have edestroyed it by exc. sses. and
induce continual cheerfulness and eSuanimisy
OF spirits, and prolong life. 80
Persons of pale complexion md cors Umptiye
habits are restored b. a box or two ito blaos
and vigor, changing the SIX a from a palt vel on
sickly color, to a beautiful f1oiid eompltxion.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30

ay-As these Piis arcc. imposed of s,me o.
the most expensive mate ials in the dateria
Meticas il will be Impossible to lea, them
around the country on agency, as comm ID Pat
ent Medicines nsuaisy ave. But in order to lei
fhe aaaictedsin the most remote parts of the
Country have. a cl1anee to ebfain them. they
viii be sent by mail free OF postage to any part
nf the bniied States or any country with which
theUnited States has postal ,arranurmests. or
the receiptaof q rerittanee.g ! sfisssss Z ts
4 PRICES Vegetable Extract EpiIeptic Pills
So per box, two boxes fer SIS :. on S2a per doz en-.
R,|All orders must be addressed postpaid to
/ sss.~ .sss4 asF SETH S. HANCE.
| s, Jos Baltimore Street. Baltimore. aa.'
Hanees 3, Sarsaparilia Blood Pills. So s
/. ies suoTehos,al Candy, IS -
Gomnoand Syrup of IIofehcnnd. +
1sr Also FOR sale br Miller 4 CoNLEY
ehseiSurg,pa.
Sk4i fs--zs.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30
TO BUILDERS.

lthe sabscribes.is fully prepsred to furnish any
L quantity or quality ofBuiiding Lumber and
Phstering I.aths Orders directed to st. Clairs-
will, Bedford Count will bea promptly attended
10, by giving a reasonable notice.
+. ID. BEEGl.E
Dec. 30. 1851.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-30
Fancy Sfati0Rery,
DR.. T. C. Reamer,
Physician and Surgeon.

% especially tenders his services to
1O the citizens of Bedford and vicinity. He
may always be found tunieSs professionally en-
gaged) at he's Drug And Book Store, in Julianns
st.
Feb IL, 1854.
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Fits, Spasms. Cramps. and II
Nersous and constitutional Dis

DEksOSS who are laboring under this iaivst
/ distressing mAlady, viii lind the egetA3ie
Epi.eptic Pills to be the only remedy cver Dir.
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NEW STOREi
Opened Out in New Place. .
Dry Gools and Fancy Store,

VNHE subscriber has just opened Gu, Ns'
A. aaa Cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-29

MECHANIC ISsrrrrE james 7 Braey, Esq, win 60.
liver lecture before this society this evening ueac
ing n. O'Clock the subject OF the "aausase OF uss
fuI lny.n,it ma on soeh fifen Adm.tance fses 10 all
This should attract large audience as Mr. Bfady is enc
IL most able and eloquent speakers Tine season 10
about craving cloe and those who asstfe 70 hear
something that IA sra .teal Ia TIE shnps OF lecture
should lot lose The Esmalnng opportunities 70 do so
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO a PoiICEsAS. -YcsterGAy after
noon, ABOUT O'Clock onioer Lindsay, OF the reserved
corps sa.orsd Broadway Sul oe iTset had Li'
LETT leg broken belos the knee By bring lnoeEsd down
by Of the Broadway stages while in discharge 81 81,
dvty. The Mayor having .Aues order some ~ ago
10 The officers stationed Broadway 10 Lsop all omGl
buses travelling ia tLis tboroughisre - near the curb
stone S. Desirable 0eer Lindsay, wp,ls cbdsavof az 20
ftop stage that CON pg Gown the ctutrc ~ OIL
Nay AZ brfk rate, AND 10 make the diFer keeg the
right side OF he street, vas unfortunately Snssied
down an5 hEd his leg broken, either from kcS % ons
o. the horse, by the wheels passing ever ths limb
The sUGtrgT conveyed to the Ne" York H. Pia! Tor
medical treatment.
CHARGE oy F.isE PpSrxsc,z-LA.t nish, oHssr
Masferson Of She Chirfs ohes, Gst't gtn.ssl iaoU
ng man calling himself Charles GrabAta charge Of
representing himself to be tie master Of the schooner
Thoma Hicts iyitg in the stream AID purchasing four
bsreh Of aogr arm In West street valued EtsIo,
ordering tb' 70 be sent 70 certain pier for aspmea
aud the b1 70 be entd 70 ths lgea.' 70 Bod
the Agels after the legitimate captain became
oogniant IL the tTausAet5u, and iDmStiatsiy gave
LGtlce TOT TIE hEfths 81 gel
The accustd subequerty "a nd two ~ tue
barrels Of hoor At greg shop Ia Tenth avenue, shs-e
Il haa ttsa isi ~ oratan. Tie prisoner tsialnsi
for eKanir alton.
FiRK N WALL srRnT.-0n Tuesday evening, shortly
after isvvn osscE PoleeTaAa Cati Of IN. Fiut ward
vas oali,d upon to A,,,, put,iBg out Gre Ia the
building No ts Wal street. n seems the are dis
covered under tbs htA,th ~ fireplace 10 the oes IL
Br George :. smsly, the second hoor. The hsams
u sppears. had been e.rr~d uadr the hrspaes IN tn@
HMa fr.l. sIe fur
ing thiosRs the crryicss set the beans Are The
Wa extnguished WITH fe~ rails o. water.
TifE HoHpm STREET On Weinea4Ay m1fGiHg. be-
tween four sad i've oelocE, Are broke Out Ia small
porter house kept By Mrs. Horsa, AZ DO - Morris
street: Wet stree; The flames 'yrsai 10 ths
adjoining premises, sept b. Timothy Ba!v.R I. Jank
shop ~hsre "a progrras sA arrested b. tbs nfemsn.
The occupants 81 the pre- nlsss not Insure. -.
camsge svstalusd ru probably amour; alioSsthsF -
AtOuttCg0, Thf Ore sgppsssd 70 have btsn Tie te.al
pf acet1s n
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1oroner's Inquest.

FALSE REPORT OF MANsLAUoHrER N THE EIGHTH
wARD-DEATH PRODUCED ny RIEnPERAScE.
Coroner O'lt nne called upon TO held an Ia uest
yesterday at the Eight ward station house upon tbs
body OF an aged man, named John Scott who IL
ported had been beaten TO death by two men in tbs
drinking saoon No 33s Hudson street known a. the
"wesyers' Arms, /" on the night previous. Two men
named J. W. Connor and Daniel Duer. II appeared
arrested by the Eighth ward police suspicion Of having
assaulted the deceased but will be from result
OF the inquest promptly discharged by the Coroner
the rendition Of the urys verdict From tie evidence
elected yesterday before tea Coroner the
TO be nothing more less than Of apopexy.
The deceased and his John Scott Jr appeared went
INTO tie drinking saloon Dout eight clock In
ing OF the occurrence aLd here decead large
quantities. OF ale ano other liquors which had the effect
OF making him stupid and intoxics ted; a named
Conner, who in the place Al tbs time, seeing the
condition OF the deceased attem pied to place him on
chair that he would not fall and while
70 do &c, deceased called out for hts who the
ihctiLg violence his father hastily hi.
coat, aud Bit Conner In tins eye regular hght then
took place between Connor young Scott who fought
or versi minutes in the back room, leaving tae dc.
ceased sitting Ia the CHAIR.
The escesseo, Dung the fight received violsues
Whatever from any party and when the police OH
attracted by the noise entered the premises they found
the cecessed lying on the door, ias.nsbls They
had him conveyed 10 the Eighth wari station house,
where be Giod Ia fifteen minutes after being brought
there.
Dr. u Hunter made poH norton .Iaminatloo Of The
tOcy, ana found chrome Of the brain with
etusion Of seIup Ia TO the yentrcles All tue other
ssns OF the toiy exhibited marked traces OF iatemps
rance, and there b.iDg no marks OF violence tue
BODY he gave As hs opinion that death cause by
Serious spcpexY. ruptfindncsd by In temperance The
jury reDcerec verdict in accordance with III. above
facts and the prioncrs, CoKoer aud Duer were dis.
charged from custody. Deceased a native OF Enx-
land and apout forty. eight years Of age.
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Tho Fire Department Committes Of the Board Of Al
dsrmen met last evening, In the City Hail. Present
Aldermen Howard Trowbridge and Bard.
The case Of Engine Company No IL coming up, II
decided TO dismiss the complaint against the foreman
James I. Murray, for neglect Of duty
The complaint against Thomas Person, John A.
schsnck, y. j. Tourney, and Denis 3NcCarty OF Engine
Company At, for neglect OF Gre duty, was next
sidsred.
Mr.. A. o. ALcocK, secretary Of tho company, stated
that out OF six ytwo alarms Of fire in their district Mr.
schsnck had missed So times, Mr.. Tourney So Mr..
MoCArty S. and Mr. Person 90 times. Eighteen Of these
alarms were serious fires.
Mr.. Ron. N. HmBARD testified to great neglect Of duty
on the part Of these gentlemen. Many Of them
never On the ropes at all He had been to many fires
where none Of the gentlemen were present.
oosls s..ar 10 s.D loren A. o. the said &c
had 70 better hremen In the company than the parle
complained Of (Laughter)
the secretary. These msn had not done their duty II
often happened that only seven rolled the engine
.ns no. o, NJ fssss ssss. ma. en-.
malicious one. These fur men singled out when
there were others quite as oulpabe.
After some discussion the whole matter postponed
until ntxt Wednesday evening to allow the foreman
opportunity to bring in the names Of all who were
plectful OF duty
The next complaint was against the foreman OF
70. ~, for not signing return Of election OF 8 o.
AllstOn.
Mr.. RxAD explained. 1t because no understood
Mr. Allston refused TO DO duty after election Besides
he had heard runors which he thought justified him in
Withholding his signature
Alderman HOWARD thought the foreman had op.
tor but was compelled by proper regard to his duties
10 sign the certificate
The CKAIR decided that Mr.. Auston must be regarded
~ o hrenan-a member Of Epgine Company No. AZ.
RUNNING on sIEEw AXIS
Charges OF running sidewalks preferred
against Engine Company No. s, Engine Company No 10,
and Hose Company No. l.
ASSAULT.
complaint made by Mr.. Robert C. Armstrong, OF
Engine Company No rs, against his foreman John Lay
man, FOR assauitins ana abusing him at fire. This the
foreman denied
The Chief Engineer testified that Mr. Lsyman de.
cidedlv elevated on tho night in question.
To this soft impeachment the foreman said he
drunk, only highly excited. fIaughter)
The Committee suspended Mr. Layman for ono year.
Arthur }. Hard Of Hose Company NO. SO, complained
that Hook and Ladder Company No. run into them
while going TO a FIRE.
Other matters up before the Committee and they
did not adjourn until late hour.
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NAss MyzrsG "A call has been issued for q meeting
OF the friends ard supporters OF David s. Manner ths
Mayor Of Jersey city, TO be held this evening, ut =
oelect at Commercial Hall. The OBJECT Of the NEE ling
will be 10 give approval fer his Official course aud 10
propose be re elect on 20 the hayorslty
BoBnRr. -Yestefdsy morning the residence q ,. \.
chrys'ie, corner Of Pavona place and Etc street va,
entered and robbed 81 fmaI trunk containing notes
deeds snt papers, 10 the smount of s5 Ooo which viii
silver spoons and other articles AM damaged tbs
furn ture
koRhISG PooR Boxr.--Tne Methodist Episoopas
Church in Hobo'sn vas catered ~ some d.apioabls
thsf durbg TUesdsy light, AID tie poor torss we're
gobbe1 Of eontiibatoEs 70 the smo1nt % sbout 60
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Ps'e-s liou Jud.. sioson AMI Jary

IMPORTANT 10 fssUKgRs AsD INSURED.
HARcH 27--Sdn1el n StAcnek a0alaa IN N,S FORT
Guy Fir, Insrdnc> 90 Tbs action brcugtt ~
the pairtif agAas; re above company, cH poicy 81
Insurance. sfsc.sc BY tie latter ps,ntfs sLgss 81
telling sad material for msting the sagaa eons ned 10
three stofy frame dwelling situate oa Wayne street,
Jsrssy CITY The pcl.,y ras ta'si Fso -, 1854, fos
o. so. premium 81 50, for oGs year The pfsa4lsss
neptg nsd a. tbs policy c,stroy.i BY gfs n.
3oth {, July 1865 aas The property ooV.rs " The pill
o. ami contained 10 tss busng ALEC essiroys4 al
tie ,ans time. Tie sst = tfoasLi 70 recover -.
~ ~ 100 ths amount y the policy and in~ftd Lac
c'fsresns confined tsai tLsy never hsi iv.i ~
prtml fgoEa To pa utH al also tsst tn = g1sa
notice. % III that uEI.ss ID. pa 81 "a sith
the policy pSs!i b caues!isd whIet tLsg : ~
COZ, on TIER tooks O. ;As 2Uh u spru, 1ftt IL sp
Issfsd lhAt an iaNrtsas troisf e'i.a "a tl,stlf
snd ahsc n b. waited h. stock lassfsi It.uf -
gdi yss ssf ssbssqueaily he t'vssr brvss him &C.
paey "a IS sat, ssi rso.irst to pf.si insr.os.
he cs'eDeAn "a sssse ths. ihsy f~cslr 4 ri pre-
riun and tbefsfofs. lsesrdng 70 tss terms ~ ~. ~
e., bct lsss
III Court eb1Esd th.i 10 c.il'.r- q %. policy
prtN0 (ac< svidsnss o. ID Ersrs hsvas b.-n psii
saf efsetsf The JtrJ y rsEfsr vgrti for "a risa
20 fSr cis sHosB' snf Interest, 81 teT o.
H<fsy, Hoo fssss t.ossn
IN g.. css. q 1ohp Psstis,,u ', ns Erp'rs rtss
irfsarE coupany (fsT0fisd 10 ysssffays nssatb tas
jury bslEg uEsbis Y sgrss, wsfs sueLnE.i
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ALLEGED RicToCs AFTRAY ~ rHE rgEsTY sEcosD
WARD.
supr.m. con,,-spss,al Term.

IsiCfe HOn Jucgs hIictslt
MGpcH - In "A, psa,t>r &c v y Rooa,osii - y ~
Tarnpm, Sfnson Drdp,y and ~ Mayer 6e-, n he0
Ttgt-1his suit inovn a. TIE Port Gssssvoost Pro
ger,y case has br'n frequently bsfcrs trib8 I,
motion 70 mAse vod TIE sale u hat property
maze by Ire commissioners o. tie gnsirg fsnt In 1874
va,S rsgsd hit the Com Ft~r wIttoni NJ 18th aiy
tm the nmssitpsrt oli q 70 EEason DrAgsg tAs III
II tals h ing approved b. TIE then copnt y ne
g0iafsn and sisnst ~ tie MAJOR. yr Draper
AZ tie C6vsfpols 81 ths Alnsh0rse. ard ssyA coah
rot uDasr tie charter ~ 1912 bseorcs purchases o.
ary real estate sod b. tho city.
lie Judge d.,s.e thss tss property neti - r.tos-
vt4 70 The eorrorstor tsst The costs e lie sip
" rs6 BY the ind'vauA essn1sEis sad t8,i tbs
yOrktsu psy t.sir ov cost
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Mass Meeting In Hoboixen 10 Oppose City
Charter.

There was quite large assemblage last evening Mt
ioocks public house ef citizens Of hooosen, 70 discuss
the proposed city charter upon which the popular
win be taksn TO day between twelve O'Clock NJ and six
O'Clock r. N. The demonstration was got up 10 oppose
the charter Meantime the friends OF the char1r arc
active, and have held meetings every evening since
saturday at the Town Hail. at which speeches have b,en
made and methods devised to the prospects Of
the adoption OF the charter BY the people
The Demonstration last evening ATTENDED by about
the number was the one favor OF the charter
Saturday evening. Franklin Carpenter was called
upon TO preside and Charles T. sperry 10 act
tary.
he first speaker was German, named srIKRsAS, WHO
stated that at meeting Of the Germans held the
Ing previous, they determined unanimousy to oppose
the chsrier.
Jons W. B,Anp next addressed the ra.sembIage in a
rather numerous strain, and tnly touched upon the H.
at the close OF hts remarks. III. urged that tie
taxes were already oppressive and the city charter
good govern Of Hoboten IL the taxes we're 10 be.
come onerous, he believed that people instsad
., bu,ng pIeiery and msS,pE improy.msn's IN Hobo;
the corporation lie eontenced mat there already
suiIic ent facilities In the present government Of Hob
ken Tor all practical purposes In sion he said
that the bill Of incorporation has been brought bae to
TIE people for their consideration, and now let tue peo
pie 6ecIds the question.
JoHS J. EyIHKTT was the ns1t speaker He did not
he saId. approvs the charter did he think IL
yet TO incorporate Hobolen as city. Hoboken, ne
az p suburb s re- sy una sss
tent regarded throughout The country AZ sort Of play
ground and gambling ground for New York. and the
10 arise. No Just complaint be made against tile
manner IN which the Legislature passed thr charter
sent II to you for your rejection or approval and
IN voting for or against H. be rise and have tho ixht
for the future in 40 doing
At the cloe Of his rem aris the meeting adjourned
NJ Poard stating that the amsndsd bill bal passed the
House finally, and had been signed By the Governor
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N.LNVkU EVHlAFI " ILNII q FN'IM TWN AFLAhTIL
LOCKS, BsOOELTE.
n4nrH a. .--Ths faa,d xugss - ksrpkV. EsfF,
7srhtns Fsgaa a-f fsyrsti Ihs s.itsso. N tbis
slo,lr- 80 lsi sr~siy Euslsb.1 hs.inE sxs-d, M q
D. D1BunF couEssi Tor ths prtssDsss, sgbsit~d tkst
thsfs ~. Asy 81 1srs~ 70 ss.nnsD N. sha ~
~ isfrsny let thsfr no eoa,s.tss that
trBt1srs assh NO = pfg-suisn uhSsr tss usisr
whsh ibsy ro~ ehsrvsf, mas sAs tslsa -~<,an
~ the Wsfv50us~ act 81 istf vsst gveyiss
pts.ii.s for smossttnE gaots as tie rnitsl
snd wksA spps- Vniy - %. svssrs nsAwas~s ~
gods -bo rsugys ths can. v~hos, pay % tuiy
The Orr ssiener " oVtnipr thai M sf@frsf
- 90 srpiy - ta's 81 iars~ay We. th.tsfsfs 80
cssfges TIE rrhs.srs ssviagn - fhs Dlsirst At'nf.
rsy " prDsecut~ th~m Tor sresay thsfs ss ssm<isni
,rtcesos 70 stsisin The sbsrr..
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NV Crps CoeNr We ssa-sst.sd Ma ~
Geo rptts sss 81 tusr. F~fts has k-s- sepp' lb4
tsft % the csgrt sss 'hss ~ Gee h~T~s, ~.
Iref~sa elst rsssnss - fof~1 F@sf - . sgNv
ssrt IT, c'ttr - ci,a ssHsis - %snasAf nf
Ng.s.
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VISITS - vtENosr IRE snow v yes fo,.
q ~ ssst 10 Blasflsh1rs ~ scd ths Cou-scNr0g
4 80 j. yst ttrgt eysF - g. yea - 4.g!,st.
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Commissioner. OF Em,u,as,an.

The Beard met a,4s O'Clock =. NJ yesterday. Present
hss.r. yerplsnck, (ehairman CArrigan, sehwab, Pur
dy and Cabice After the realng and approval Of the
minutes
Mr. JoSrs, Superintendent, OF the Poor In Oneida coun
~ appeared before the Boari 70 insist tile pay men
81 certain bills which he alleges have incurred
oreida county for the Of emsrant paupers Iris
the Board refuse 10 DO, names are given. Nr
Jotes denied the sh Of the Board 10 question him on
that point, The subject "a under CONFEDERATION.
The yIcs PEEIDssr announced that %. arrangement
postd at III. last meeting OF The Board uth H.. s.r
.inian toLsu had been eyreluded and the 800 Tor
the care ~ the ssrdlnian pBupers wAs In bank.
Alter rome further erAton the Board adJourn.d
From The follo~ing statement viii lie that the
Communion IL over 80, 90 10 debt =
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for advancing tine spirit OF the sentiment ex
past by the which they afford for contrast
ing the state OF public feeling the great American
question as It existed and understood at the time
when ths order first established with the prevailing
sentiment on the same subject, exhibited al
sees rot only here but in all quarters OF this widely
the spirit Of patriotism and in the Language Of the
toast, ito excite an honest real for the promotion
o. true American principles throughout cur land;'
and while We find differences In many particulars TO
the organization and plans OF the various aflisted
American associations, their l. identity In all thar
political aspects clearly indicating their common parent
see was prepared Mr.. Preside MT to advance the a.
sertion that the American associations not daily
apprsciatedthat their principles and objects not
tons daily manifested all sides and from all quarters
on this subject clearly show, Whatever may have boon
u case heretofore, whatever may been the In
hu made 70 operate against proper undara'- ay
this question, that tbs American mind Is a,s ne
e Il SSsr
ineicstions which show equally plain that portion
or uoe @
ton OF our motives, found Ia opposition to them,
led on and encourased to such opposition BY political
promote their sinister purposes do assert, xr.
President that the Order of United Americsns does
charges can DO made With truth Of the other
American organizations. On the contrary, would
extend the most liberal act Of hospitality, with the
grratest privilege afforded by laws, to all who seek
those shores and with sincerity cherish
but do claim the ri xht Of managing affairs,
OF alfnltttng f0reignsfs
amossgt with ali the privileges OF guests shalt be
construed by them conveying any title TO authority
over't concerns. We believe that Americans alone
should rule America. Permit me to offer a sentiment
The United states and her institutions nber-
atty unknov TO other nations, her latch string Is al
ways out, inviting the stranger from whatever country
to equal participation in the privileges OF her house
hold Ste justly jealous of her right to be the dis
rspser Of her own hospitality, and will resist with her
characteristic energy any and every foreign Interior
ence (Applause
IL The name bear-Washipgton-- may IL ever
prove an incentive, urging on to noble dee Is.
Responded 20 by Mr.. EDWARD MERRITT
H. The Iadies-by their presence life and lustre
J. mt to this occasion: we are thankful for IL.
DR.. SAM. HALL responoed.
The company then adjourned 10 ths ballroom and
spent the rest o. the evening in dancing.
We wouli commend tina committee who got this
anniversary could but their neglect OF the press
too garing TO be passed unnotced Is to be hoped
they will uneessnd low to do things better next year