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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

and to ALLEVIATE the affections Of our best
citizens, whose devotion to Freedom and
Eolul Rights is co-eGual to tLeir love
for tie / .lion and Constitution, under
whose exclusive Jurisdiction our fathers
guaranteed Liberty 70 every 1nan.-
Therefore,
K sol. I. tbs. in the platform adopt
cd =. PHI .dsipl.ia. va reeosn.z2 com
MOI ground OF which every patriot can
take firm. and urfiiuchinE stand 70 vim
dicate our outraged t;shts AID to Blot
oat oar accumulated wrongs.
ReSo!red. That tie N assures t con
templates. to preserve peace. foreign and
domestic. to advance Internal improve
m mis-. to secure freedom, in the terrific
ries. and to preserve the blessings OF.
LIBERTY and JNIoN, meet wish our
hearty approval.
Res ired. That we hal with delight
Fremont and BtTToS as our Standard
bearers in this conflict Of Principles with
Party, of Liberty Nth Saver.
Ees5ire1 that the whole lie Of JouN
c. Fremont. has entirely identified him
wl;h the rcople whose candidate he is.
and whose President Be j. destined 70
be: and in lis nomination VIC are glad
to see just tribute pad to energy.
ability and int -r8y Of Cd 'racter. and a
compliment t t. cause c: useful sci
euce.
Re,o3cel. That We have fail conf
Inv, -, -, .,1:,,. worth oD3 -ri9sI
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[Frrm tae Y. ! LEM : T =
Washington ana Fremont.

The Bucani.r p ea, If Bosom have cnnelra-
81 that their ari siual lain:s 4 attack a.,aiuzt
Colonel Fremont were nat wyll taken: tat
they can never succeed in making any ane
believe thar heis eit8era Catholic or Fr sngh-
iu,ll.--thcy now sly f,r.l-That he Llck-
legislature experiene; .Sgan5-lla.t lie b.,=
azyar distinguished hi;ass!f, except - = ss.r-
yeyor and explorer: and, T.i~1-That he Is
opposed 10 the Karsi--Nebrassa bill fa,s,
are precisely the tiree Reasons why Ties
same gentlemen, j! thy nd been e7Htam-
Ioraries OF Colonel Washington, would have
opposed his taking the command Of tn
American army AMI e.nIucting til r.y .lutiaa.
Of 10 to a suceessij, issue. Washington
had been distinguished only as 4 surveyor
and explorer Of NV terri, r.. and G.r les
distinguished in that rssp1et Jhan Fremont
he never -, in ar. Legislative }.i; in lis Hi
and never hold al executive oiilco till he va.
President. H va, likewise opposed to the
extcntion Of slavery, which he did ne hesi-
tate to pronounce curse 10 the country. and
gave his official approval u the ordnance q
I7s7.
We have frequently Lad occasion to st.s2
that if Washington or ,letfsr vre aliy
now. neither could =; the appointment o
tide-waiter from the ed raj government, bur
We hardly supposed that circumstances woult
cuuspir. together - fayora5,y as thev Law
done to prove the fact, TIE great body q
voters who will sapport Mr.. Buchanan al IL.
coming election would n5t vote for t5e9r-
Washington if he we're now candidate be,
fore the people, and it Is equally certain thai
if they had lived in the last century. and hat
a vote on the adoption Of the Declaration Of
Independence, It would have been cast in til.
negative.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
REPUBLICAN STATE CON
VENTIOE.

The Republican State Committee ave
called the State Convention tn Nominate
a candidate for Governor. and Tor TWO
Electors at Larse-to be held =; Port
land on TUESDAY, la,y Sth
Each city, town. and plantation, to Be
entitled to one one delegate. and AN ad-
ditional delegate, for every fifty votes,
according to the Republican vote for
Governor in $50 A fraction Of morc
than twenty-five votes VIII be allowed
one delegate.
Per call Of State Committee here
tofore published.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

The Rea-ins Pa. journal, Fillmore
Am r:can paper, approves OF union be-
tween the Fillmore and Fremont forces
It says, I'VE are not without hope that a
union Of the opposition elements will be
had, on grounds honorable to all parties,
aud that buck and Breck." whom the
Locotocoes think destined to walk over
the course SO easily, VIII be handsomely
beaten in the end. !"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

Y That Banner, which was to remain
hung on the outer wall until Back and
Breck, "are elected, has had some addi-
tons made to it. Some new planks have
been engrafted on the platform. Root
hog or die" is the watehword now
Union Of SontherD niger drivers and
Northern dougfaces, for the sake OF the
spoils--is the rallying cry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

BGeHANAN IN HIS owN STATE.-The
Pittsburg Gazette, the oldes, Journal
west Of the mountains, declares that in
Pennsylvania, Mr. Buchanan
Possesses no strength that may be
called formidable. His nomination simp-
" keeps those in the party who othe wise
would have been driven from it, but it
brings no outside aid We have not seen
or heard Of one old line Wig, Kepubli-
can or American who will vote for him !;
and we know that there are hundreds of
Democrats in this county who voted for
Pierce, who will not, under any circum-
stances, vote for Buchanan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

Ne can name one hundred mon in
Belfast who didn vote with the demo-
crazy in the last Presidential election.
who Will IN all hum4n probability vote
Tor Mr., R7chanan.-Belia>t Journal
We can nam two hundred and liitv
III n II Belfast. Who voted with the
dsmocr in the last Presidential cleo
ton that have rcpudiated the rotten
concern. AMI VIII vote the republ can
ticket, together with tvo-thiris who
voted tor Gen. Scott. and all who vot,d
the Free Sod Ticket. Ii the journal
cannot tinl over hundred straight wings
to fiji up the immense gap. we fear "old
Buck will have lean time in this eli,
= Belfast Age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

BAsENEss. When John c. Fremont
vas ! years Of age, he became a IN M
5er Of a protestant church, and has ever
sine remained % ii tall c5mmunion ::
rs is.lai'y with himself reg',. trly att nd
'hat urch, all his children having been
aaqiiAed in II. These tacts ayn %. pub
ne notaFi ty, AMI. /, any one j. ignorant
.. them, it Is simply because h j. taken
no p Ills to learn tn. truth. What
terms Of contempt then, are too strong
70 apply to >ach print, as the Springfield
-ta=Elc II. that strive II create prtj4.
de against Col. Fremont by insinaatlng
L t+isahood they dare not s2a4h-t4at
he i Roman Catholic: All p rites
sAoaid hereafter disbelieye anything
such tal<iiicrs utter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

e At meeting of the Republicans
of the town of Sullivan. the following
persons were chosen delegates to the state
Convention to be held at Portland A.
3. Perry, Josiah Bean and f. Dyer.
Delegates to the district Convention at
Columbia: A. B. Simpson, Joshua B.
Johnson and John L. Hill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

n Did the Irishman from here ttend tn
conventions, who proclaims in the Street
that Blu-chanon, was born in Ireland and
in the same town as Andrew Jackson?-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

ACCIDENT. An Irishman by the name
Of Jere Brady, fell from tn. building now
erecting for Capt VIM. Rogers, on the
West side of the river. on Monday last
and broke bone in the ANGLE, and was
otherwise injured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

we extract the fo4-JWing eIOQuenI
remarks from the Bangor Wings report
of Senator Hamlin's speech in Bangor
the 9th
The present Democratic party. SO call
ID, although they have thrown overheard
every democratic principle Of jefferson.
Jackson. aud the great ard good Siias
+ Wright, who died too earlv for his coun-
Try. are responsible for all this intense
excitement IN tie coaatry-:or tic mar-
! der u an Irish waiter IN public house
at the eaPt.l-ior ca~hsdias / peacea-
bic editor in the public streets of WASH
!n-ton-ior a murdcral> assault upon an
eloquent and accomplished Senator upon
tn very floor Of the Sanata-!or the
blood stained fields Of Kansas. where
treemen have been colby shot without
proNocation By citizen, OF the same Re
pubiie.-For all taese high crimes and
m.sdeneanors arrai-n before the Amcri
can people thes. Cincinnati al lcrS and
4bettors Of the Border Ruff rs. |
CHARGE THESE THINGS UPON TuEA-
tor their undivided votes in Congress
sustain them-tae.r resolution at the
Convention endorsing taa przs~n;admin-
i-tratiOn. sanction them
The Republican party i not section
al. 1t stands upon tEa Constitution
+ NJ the Declaration. 1t Eoa, with lief
ialsoa. with Jackson win Ssia~ WI ,ht,
with Clay. with Webster. WITH tha Al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

FuN FOR THE MILLIoN.-Mr. Williams.
with his troupe of actors has engaged to
furnish fun and entainment for all on the 4th.
Yankee Adams is on hand. Patronize them
and ''laugh and grow fat" At Lords Hall,
on the afssrnoon and evening
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

A FAwN.-A Fawn was caught about
three weeks since, by boy of this village,
which may be seen at the stable of John
NJ. Hale Jr. 1t eats well and is quite
tame.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
From California.
New YORK, June 18th

The steamer Illinois arrived this morn.
ing, with s2,210 600 treasure and $50
passengers.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, overdue
i from Sicaragua had not arrived at San
Francisco when the go.3en Age left lu-
mediate'y on her arrival she was TO be de-
sFatchei with troops for Col. Va ker.
The papers are flied with matters con-
eern:nc the revolutionary state Of affairs
At san Francisco.
Casey and Cora were hung ny the
Vigilance ommi,te at the same time tina.
the funeral rite, Of Mr.. kine were beng
performed. The place OF execution Wa,
surrounded BY 200o bayonets.
Ex-judgc Ned McGown, formerly chief
Of Police in Ph ladelphia, had been iniict-
ed BY the Grand Jury as an accessory to
the murder Of Nh King, but had escaped
The Vigilance Committee had arrested
>erera. bal!ot-box suffers and de>peradoes.
The Committee have also obtained posses
son OF iraud4len, ballot box, Of ingen;-
Gus construction, which was used At the
.ast Municipal Election The NEST as
founding election irauds have been reveal
u
On the II Of June, the opponents Of the
-iIan5e Committee had HAS, meeting
in the Plaza. first warning tn friends OF:
the Committee. By printed circulars, no;
te enter the Plaza during the meeting
The effect Al 'h:s VS. to show the real
strength o. the law and order party
There We're about COCO pre- sent. No
violence. but much confusion .4s noticed.
Resolutions were passed. calm. on tn
people to resist the Vigilance Comm ttce
Jud se Perry, 81 the Supreme Court,
had issued habsas corpus. demanding
the prisoners il the hands cf the Com
mi,tee, but the writ vas resisted.
Gn the 81, the & werner Issued a proc
lalaa:.on, de4ia. II. the country in inslr-
, regtjon aud auth ,riz.n- the MAJOR Gener-
al o. the II Division OF the State Niiti.,
u raise an army to preserve Law and ord
: En- This action d. nor alarm the Com
init,ce. They have Soon men f.lly
e4uippe! and ready Tor instant action.
having boon thoroughly Organized and In
constant drill for two week.. under COM
: peten: officers Men. money and NUM-
ti0Aa q war are At their command OFT
!: all parts oftha State, AMI it j, confident
: ' believed that the Governors efforts viii
+ ;u5aat nothing. The volunteer Mi.
Ia Gonp.ii;s IN san Francisco and ,>acr5.
| mento have d;s5a,lle,l. in order to avoid
being called out by the Governor. 1t is
reported, however. hat l2uuO men had
',t 4 enrolled under Government authori-
tee. No collision was anticipated.
Nicholas Graham. murderer Wa
hug on the 3lst OF Nav. by ne authori-
.ies 1t -an Francisco. wstair the ga'.s ct
tie jail, The event created no special
excit .lnent.
Abolition. naueraa.iy s:cnel. WIS in
ere lation as,.fn. the tiovernor to call
al * r.; session Of the legislature. Tn
y lance Committee. in a card, deav
having ANYTHING to DO with this pet;,ia9
Tie NI.ilsnee Comm tee were priyate-
Il forming in every mart Of the sierra
co.,, 7, -..,.r.,,,9,.,,f., tn. 4,....;,,,. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

''ln comm 'nting on the ravpluti mary sar-
vices ii South Carolina, Mr. Butlrasked Mr.
W ilson how many battles Massachusetts, mad
fought in the revelation.
Mr. " lson repli d that they W re few. he
cause tue enemy considered it safer to 90 ia
South Carolina. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

The Albany State Resister-the lead
ing American paper in New York, sup.
ports Col. Fremont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

A Yankee editor, says THE march of civ
ilization is onward-onward-lik the slow
intrepid tread OF iackass towards a peck of
oats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

The recent arrival of the European
Steamer br ngs news of pacific charac-
ter. Mr.. Dallas will no, be dismissed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

"Hurrth for Fremont, - sal an old
fashioned Wing "Hunah for the Dew
II :. said the sour -holder to whom
the exclamation was addressed ..yay
good, retorted the Wing. YOU harrab
for your candidate, and III hurrah for
mine -Saem Ga=eiie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
The S.amese TWINS

Chang and Eng were On exhibition in
Bang II July first. Chang was for Wells for
Governor and Eng was for Mr.. Patten Of
Bath.
w have not received tie dongs of either
Of tn Conventions, hut Lam thai " lis was
unanimously re-nominAted and Mr.. Patt n
was nearly the united choice oi the selfish re-.
mains If the lat Wig party. 1t cost tree
dollars t. get dalcglt4s from here; and as
ther, arr plenty Of men who have nothing to
do, tie i.sr-eneSo Of the delegation depended
upon the length Of the paymaster's purse.
NOAH BARKER Esq, who has been
resident of Kansas for the last eight
months, addressed the people of this vii
HSc "Wednesday night. His description
md relation of the outrases and frauds
practiced upon the free State men there,
confirms the published accounts, aad
makes assurance doubly sure All hon
est m nls. if intelligent, believe in the
truth, of the villainies perpetrated, and
of the completely of Pierce's officials in
the matter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

At a meeting u the american Republicans
of Ellsworth held At Tho Hall Of the Union
Club for the purpose e choosing d i zgat5s u
attend the Convention - BE- holden ut pag.-
land on the Sin in, 5,sd at Columbia IA.
Jessc DGtton Ia. w. chosen Chairman.
G. B. Hopkins : oretary.
j. l.. Moor, p 81 Perry and q. :. 2 +
ers were chosen e3'aiaitteeto nominate fi@!e-
gates to each convention
STATE CONVENTION.
Saml Waterhou-e, G. " M4ddox, Fran
els Blaisiell, j NJ. Hale, c. Z. Whitca!nb.
\. c. Reynolds, Henry B. jordan, G, 3. j y,
|. l.. Brown, c. J. Perry
CONGRESSIONAL,
Andrew Peters, JOSIE Dutton, j L. Moor.
y, X. Sawyer, g. S Peters, c. p. Jordan,
w L. Packard, Willard Treworgy.
Delegations ara TO fill Vacancies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

At meeting of the Native Americans OF
this County, held in this village the Goth the
following Resolutions were adopted and voted
to be published in the American
Rcsolrcd-That the interests of the nation,
the Love Of liberty, the claims of humanity
and Justice, all de.naud that Territory now
free. shall forever remain uneontamnatcd
with the blight of Slavery.
R.solred-Ihat to preserve the Union in
all its purity, We will resist Eat all hazards
any attempt to violate the right of free speech
or to sit armed dietators over the ballot-box.
Rcsoired-That while Catholic foreigners
find an asylum of rest. in our country. an
escape from oppression. sclEpreservation de-
mands that they be cxoncrated from the tolls
Of government.
Rss9'red-That we will insrribe upon our
banners the nam : Of Fremont and Dayton.
Ellsworth jane %. 1880.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

friend Saieyer Il have not seen the
4 merican for the last three or four weeks
ut presume you have hoisted the Ere
mont and Dayt II flag as the whole
country is moving in that direction
| shall give them my cordial and hearty
support. And realley hope that all Of
tie elements. opposed TO the presen.
administration will be united in the
coming contest. if so, they are certain
of success. l believe large majority
OF the voters in every free State, are op-
posed to a continuance of this Peirce and
Douglass dynasty. Mr. Buchanan is
plcdgsd to carry out the same identical
policy placed upon a platform planned
and m atured ty them which M ks
him the mere ltgatcc or administrator
ofthe peiFee and Douglass iniquity.
Mr.. Buchanan will get In addition to
the votes that Percr would have reeeiy.
in case he had been nominated a
greedy host of hungry cxpcctants for
office, and this, in my opinion is ALL do
not belle, c the people will swallow the
principles OF the Kansas Nebraska bill
and the platform adopted at Cincinnati
any quicker by having them attached TO
Blch mn than thy would to Peiree or
Douglass il Is one and the same thing.
Another thing will operate against
MI. Ruehanan. and that is the people are
opposed to sgcb old iogy politicians for
resident til y do not want them. the
cons Native Democracy of the country
viii not supper TT such candidate. The
-Xp rlnsut tried in our state in nominal
ins Paris tor Governor, who Will co n
pare Wei with Mr.. buchanan as polit!-
can Ca hit IL convince cry one tAat no
patty can sucgeel with s.ch candid te.
O.e ;aat ia, sold himself both BODY and
soul 1e.sre IT = put IN nomination. |
nave 10 d9Ibt bu; V nat MIR B4cHanan
bciore Ae ielt tn.tInd hal made dis
m button oil ali q the important offices
tmod5n orAey. Appleton ami others
"nJ.n he app "nted n!s asslsnees to
MAKE tue aistr Tuition. and IN case he IS
el,cteu taey Viii All be CARRIED out.
utll-ye tie Hea mat have bveu lAstru-
lasut i III nominating Fremont aa1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

An EXcha"g- records the marriage Of
john VI strange an FIiz,,b tn SIR N e..
as 4 strange event. Tae next e4cat will
probably be Aui S,ro ger.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
" Give en- Jessie"


At an impromptu gathering OF Ere
monters up town, the other evening. an
enthusiastic advocate of the Rocky Noun
tain candidate put it to the crowd. whcth-
er ii were not better to send man to
the White House who had completed
his humani,ieS by marrying an accom-
nlishcd woman. than to send there such
a rusty old bachelor as buchanan. whose
domestic hoSptalitieS could only be seas
onsa With the doubtful gr#ccs of some
hired houSckecper AT This intcrroga-
tory. sentlema0 present. who remem-
bercd the maidcn name Of Mis- Fremont
Jessie Benton shouted. WELL GIVE
IN JsSSIr = THIS felic::ons double
eniendre only needs to be Published to
become the warchworl Of the c mpai IN ::
and the Mirror takes the liberty of adj
ding. that il the gll'artry OF tie country
demanded Queen at the head OF the ma
tian. the lovely lady Of the Republican
nominee would command the universal
>u,fra-cs 3ttlc people She is woman
as emrne,tly fitted to a!orn the White
House a> SIC has proved herself worthy
t. De . nero bride. The splendid com
plment paid by Barke 10 that ii-tatcd
Queen OF France whom he first saw a.
tn DaH1h;ne>s It Versailles. vii apply
70 Mrs. Fremont. Bea tifnl. grac tul,
intellectual and enthusiastic 81 will
max more pro>cl!;as u tn Rocky
No III n ri tolm N h,ts=n minutes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

But one @ rman 'apar in Cnein att,
ont of the six Published N taat sity, sup
ports Buchanan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

- Read Mr.. lI,mlins remarks in
the Senate, ON takins leave OF tn 50
c. He'd Democratic party. You NIL find
his speech on the first page,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
COMPRESSION N,

IMPORTANT lNQUiRY hich Of the Bangor
Convention 5, did the % lrishmen from here
hired by the Custom House officials, attend ::
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

The Hon. lhos. II. Bayley, Demo-
cratic NJ. {. rom Virg MIA. d d on Mon
d Y. at his rlsilenc, IN Accomac e5Guty
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

o. Jpa Bartlett honestly say To
I an cid man with a4e foot n the
graye. ami the othr quiyerns on tla
r-nh. laughing at morals and ralruiia-
religion i>t4 most d, stable picture ol
human i pr Wy which art car con.
cetFe, or t. Imagination pa;a,"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

4 BEAR Killed Mr.. Geo. CLAY with
company Of his neishbors, killed a Bear
in North Bluehill the 9th ult., whose
length was : feet, heigh'h 3 feet and >
inches, glrth ) IL feet.
The wife OF Thomas keatin :, the Irish
waiter who was killed by Herbert. at
Washington. has recently died of gri at
the .oss Of her husband 1t will be re-
mem5ered that { cry democrat in the
Hose votei not to invest cate this matter.
Herbert haing one OF their number-a re-
GUAR "ButhaH-eer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27
Child stealing In New York
TO TgE EDITOR OF TgT grRAIp.


Ng attention acted short time s.uce 10 para
graph unie, tbe bead Of City INTEL gence In the Hrin
ca tie stealing OF cbllren and az nigh DC able "a
throw 'ght the subi.c respectfully ask lev
In c. Of your sraco tor that purpose.
Inthcsummer q 1854 ny little gir aged then three years
and IL months stayed down 10 the ball door, and in
thori tine WIS missed. The ncignbrhood for rnilos
round surety searched but dngx could
he had Of tie child, and stl' more strange,
tce9 her icavZ toe door, although several persona had
seen her at H. The day passed away and az night cauo
you may readily imagine my excitement great.
Every station house in the C searched, but she
was in none Of them, and the gh passed without my
btrg able 10 Gnn any Of her Sext day the sta
ton houses ALEC rcscarcoca but n vain and had
given al hopes OF seeing her when polcem
nroughi Ter into the Aims house, where I then
Tbo child va, literally crazy with delight, and not
Or soIne time alter behold ~ she ciuDg frantic
" my neck that could get her 10 tell whcro she
vas. Al length she told me ihat q woman gave her
candy took ncr round the corner (fith strec Put
u 70 ard drove her away. Tho then related
70 me how be found her ~eeng aud hearing her cry
among parcel Of dirty looking children 10 Forty min h
street, lie watched her for moments, when he be
satisfied rom her appearance that something was
asked ner whose child Wa, whom stc told bin that
he fouBd her going asray that she koc ,ng
TO sec she wour DC pct In the papers 10 sec, suppose
" che woad be advertised aad good reward offered for
ncr he then threatened her With prosecution but he
could no swcu that he had stolen her. OF no.
coUo DC taken sfaos, her and hc brought tue child
oovn to the Nm, nousc, where met her.
Now, there q arccy any doubt but that this woman
would have kept my csId snd sent her on 70 follow her
own irfse thai rogpchng. and Il may be th,eycry.
little ippocent well ~ 10 direct the ait sotion OF IA
ho have lott their children 10 this ocatvfroin
toreh street. upwardsis alone the object OF this CON
mupcaiion, W. b.