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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14


he PASS OF THE SIERl
BY JOHN C. WHITTIER.
All night above their rscky bed.
they saw the stars march slog;
The wild Sierra overhead,
The deserts death below
The Indian, from his lodge Of bark,
The gray bear from is den.
beyond their caIhp frs y wall Of dark.
Giared Oh the mountain men.
Stili upward turned, with anxious strain,
taeiF leaders, sleepless eye,
mere sphniers of the mountain chain
$1,000 0ianA against the sky.
The night waned slow; at last glow,
a gleam of sudden fire.
7het up behind the walls of snow,
And tipped each icy spire.
up, men :" he cried, yon rocky cone.
To-day, please God, we'll pass,
Ana look from Winters frozen home.
On summers flowers and grass ~
They set their faces to the blast,
Tley trod tn eternal snow,
ana faint worn, bleeding, hailed at last
The promised land below.
C1,'lu' taey saw the snow cloud tossed
BY many an icy horn,
Before, warm valleys wood embossed,
and green with vines and corn.
They left the Winter at their backs,
To flap his bafled wing,
Aud downward, with the cataracts,
Leaped to the lap of Spring.
Strong leader Of that mountain bandl
Another task remains,
10 break from SlaYery's desert land
path to freedoms plains.
Inc winds are wild, the way is drear,
yet, flashing through the night,
Lo icy ridge and rocky spear
Blaze out in morning light.
Rise up, Fremont and 20 before;
The Hour must have its Man;
Put on the hunting shirt once more,
And lead in Freedoms ysni
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

KANzAs NEws.-Advises from Leaven.
worth to Wednesday, the 9th, been received.
The overland emigrant company entered To-
peka safely. A company of Missourians who
had enlisted as Kanzas militia marched to in
tercept them. but returned without doing any
damage II was stated that a company Of
dragons, headed by Judge Lecompte, had
entered Nebraska with the intention of arrest
ing Gen. Lane, but had returned without eff
fecting their object.
Rumors were current in the river towns last
week the battle between the emigrants and
regulators had taken place near the Nebraska
line, but they were not generally credited.
A report prevailed in Nebraska City OH the
3Oth that large force of Missourians and
South Carolinians had invaded the Territory
and blockaded the public roads, and that 100
men had volunteered to drive them out.
The Council Bluffs Chroaotype says great
excitement exists IN the Southern portion of
the Territory concerning the rumored inva-
sion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

A Coon OLD AGE.-The Exeter Netcs Lett
ter says chat there 10 now living in Noting.
ham, N. H., Mrs. Ellison, formerly of Bar.
ringlon, who is in the one hundred and sew
enth year Of her age. She is the mother of
eleven children, all of whom, except two, are
now living her health is good and what is
very uncommon for a person Of her age, she
requires meat or other hearty food once dny.
Her memory is so remarkably vigorous and
retenlive that she can tell the name and exact
ago to day, Of all her children and grand.
children, of the latter of which she has
large number.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

SENATOR PEARcE of Maryland, who has re.
Gently joined the BUCCANEERS, has written letter
in which he says che has not been able to satisfy
himself that Buchanan carry single north.
ern State"
Mr.. Pearce is a sensible mans and he is not
alone in his opinion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

LATEST FROM Mr.. SUMNER.-The Washington
correspondent THE New York Tribune telegraphs
to that paper that he has seen letter from Mr.
Sumner, which announces his health as inlpYou
ing, He expresses the greatest anxiety to take
his seat before adjournment, and may do So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

: GooD JOKE 1t is currently reported
that the captain ofthe steamer Canada. which
arrived at this port this morning, having gone
on board the Arabia previous to her SAILING.
was carried out to sea by the departing
steamer The Canada had not entered at the
Custom House at l o clock to day. Boston
Journal, 18th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

If additional proof is sought for that Fremont
is Catholic, we have only to turn to his Bogra-
ply to find that he carried his belief in ransatb-
sanitation to such an extent as to believe in the
change of dog meat Unto the materials of very
good mutton broth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

The Club already organized in this city re-
celved twenty new members last Monday
evening.
The German Turner Societies of New Eng
land VIII held their annual festival on the | tn
and 18th days Of September, at the Grove in
Needham.- Boston Teieqya0h,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail, of May Is,
thus notices the murder of Heating by the
Cincinnati delegate and member of Congress,
Herbert -
"a few days ago. Mr.. Herbert, formerly
OF Tuscaloosa in this Stated M. G. from Cali.
fornia, was attacked by mob of the walters
at his hotel in Washington. He promptly
put bullet through the head waiter, and
then Surrendered to the authorities. There
is no doubt he acted in self. defence.
~ IS getting time that hotel aoatters a lille
further North ,cere convinced that they ARE
SERVANTS, and not 'gentlep,ea IN disguise. We
hope that this gfa6 0iH teach them prudence"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

STEAMBOAT DISASTER ON LAKE MiomGAN.
New York, August l3.--The propeller Bruins.
wick, bound from Chicago to Buffalo, doun.
dered on Friday last, In gale. five miles
from Maniton Island, Lake Michigan, and
sunk in 300 feet of water. Her cargo consists
Of 10, 900 bushels Of corn, 1870 packages, bar.
rels and tiorces Of lard, and 40 tuns scrap
iron. She was 10 call at Racine for 10 tuns
Of wool, but il was not known that she got it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE FREMONT AND
FREEDoM-Ihis neat little manual of the Poetry
OF Politics is having rapid sale. The friends
of the Peoples Cause and the Peoples Candi-
datse find it to be just the thing for the times
For sale, in this city, at wholesale or RETAIL by S
Thompson & Co, and q. Baker
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

During the present month, all kinds of Dry Goods can
be bought at Bryants iOWer than at any other establish
ment in the city.
As the whole stock must be sold previous TO removal
it affords customers opportunity to secure great
bargains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

A correspondent at Little Valley, Cattarat-
gus County, N. Y, under date of Aug. Z.
says
Political feeling all runs Fremont wise in
this county, Chautauque, and Allegany. The
Republicans are full of enthusiasm, and con-
fident of success, while no effort of the Fill
more and Buchanan leaders can raise the
taintest breeze of popular feeling. Sham de.
mocracy and Dark Lanternism have had
their day elike other dogs and are dead be-
You'd hope of resuscitation in all this portion
of the Southern tier. You can safely rely
upon these three counties for 5 900 majority
for Fremont and Dayton, and some of my
nelghbors say 5000. The fact is, you see,
We are paeEared to dc almost anything this
way in the line of duty to the best interests
OF our common country. The disunion and
buchanan ranks are daily suffering by deser-
ton, while ours is constantly animated and
augmented by newrecruits."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

The following States will hold their elee-
tons previous to the contest for the Prosden
oy Vermont, sept. 2 California, Sept 4 :;
Malno, Sept. 3 Florida, oct. G penusylya
MA, Oct II Ohio, Oct. IA Indiana, Oet.
Ia ! South Carolina, Oci. ii.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

The house of Lewis Ammidown, in the east
part of Soutbbridge, was struck by lightning
during the shower Friday night, and considerably
damaged. The inmates almost miraculously es-
capped without serious injury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

LATER FROM KANzAs-A Collision Bet,ocen
the MiSSouriaas and Emigrants Pro5aJle.-
Washington, Aug 13.-(.N Y. Tribune cor
respondence.) MIR. Coates, council of Gov.
Robinson, has just arrived here from Kanzas,
and reports that collision between the ad.
vanefng emigrants through Iowa, andIthe Mis-
surians, is probable. He confirms the previ-
GUS reports that the Missourians are assem-
bling in large numbers at Iowa point, near
the line of Kanzas and Nebraska, under com
mand of Gen. Richardson, Of Wakarusa war
notorety. This attempt to drive off free emf
grants is done with the concurrence Of Gev.
Shannon, who had not then heard of his re.
moval. Companies of the free State settlers
from Topeka, Lawrence, the Beecher settle
ment. and other free State places, have gone
to aid the emigrants in reaching the Territory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the Lowest prices, by John O. Hill, 229
Mainst AtretGu also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may be seen
at his store. myl4 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

KANzAs AFFAIRs.-St. Louis, Aug. II. A
letter in the Republican, dated Whitehead,
Aug 4, says that the U. S. District Court,
Judge Lecompte presiding, began its summer
term on that day. The cases for decision
were numerous, chiefly criminal and political,
and it was reported that 500 of Lanes troops
were in readiness to rescue those convicted by
the Court. On the strength of this rumor,
Gen. Smith had sent fifty dragons, under
Capt. Wood, to protect the Court and enforce
its DEGREES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

o. POSTERS, HANDBTLLs, BLANKS, LABELS, CARDS, and
eUeryhng in the jon PRINTING line promptly attended
to at the worcester Daily Spy" jon PRINTING establish
mont
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

EXCURSION TO NEwPoRT.-Our readers must
bear in mind that the Worcester Cornet Band
have arranged for another excursion to Newport,
on Friday morning. The cars will leave the de
pot, in this city, at quarter before seven O'clock
and return the same night. Tickets for the trip,
Sl.75. These pleasure trips of the Band are high
ly spoken of by those who have enjoyed them,
heretofore, and we advise all who can spare the
time and little cash. to g go in - on the present
occasion,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14
daw4w


State COnyentiOn.-The citizens Of Massachu-
sets without regard to past political differences who are
opposed to the repeal of the Mis souri, Compromise the
extension Of Slavery into Free Territory, and to THE
PRESENT ADMINISTRATION AND ITS CONTINU-
ANCE UNDER ANY OTHER NAME; who are in favor
OF restoring the action of the government the policy
of Washington and Jefferson and of the admission Of
kanzas Free State and who in favor of the prn-
clpes embodied in the resolutions of the Philadelphia
Convention and Of the eiectiOn'of FREMONT and DAY
ION are invited TO SEND Delegates to State Convention
to be held at WORCESTER on WEDNESDAY, the I'm
Of September next for the purpose of terminating can
didaes for electors of President and Vice President of the
United States, and for State Officers,
The several towns and cities requested to choose
three Delegates for every Representative the General
Court to when they are respectively entitled in any
year. j. 2 GOODRICH
all eM&Ihtc Chairman of the State Committee.
From The Army.-The following communication
from Captain Joseph Pitman, of the 9th regu ent of
infantry, U. s. A., proves the efficacy and invaluable
properties of Dyer's Healing Embrocaton
CITY PUEBLA Mexico, July 20, lS47.
Dear Sir: 1t gives great pleasure to congratulate
you on your success in preparing article valuable
in my case, your Healing EEbrocation The box Of
that article which you kindly gave me on my departure
for the Rio Grande in March last great
to me and the men belonging my company. In cases
OF crap in the stomach relief almost instantaneous
y afforded by the of the Embrocaon internally and
externally applied. had occasion to use it and witness
It's use IN this way in great number Of cases. and it
never failed to produce almost instantaneous cure In
cases where soldier he'd been exhausted from exposure
to the sun, It's efficacy, only when applie1 tn
men of my own company but also to some OF the men
belonging to the llh regiment of infantry who We're with
me encamped at Camp Pao Alto. II was there also an
piled externally and internally, and with speedy relief
gave some bottles of the Healing Embroonton 10 Can
tains Carr and Irwin, of the llth infantry who found H.
OF great service, and afterwards spoke Of it 10 me in
terms of great praise. regretted extremely wben ,,
last tile OF Embrocation was eXhsuste as CONSIDERED
invaluable TO me in this southern climate If voudren,
II OF any advantage to you, you at liberty TO make
such use of this you please am confident IN cases
sucn as have mentioned, the Embrocation will awsgs
be found IN the highest degree efcacous am vpy,y
respectfully, your obedent servant, -
N. c- JOSEPH H. PITMAN.
70 CHARLES DYER Jr.
For sale by David Scott, George l.. Spur, and druggists
generally. es''9
A II Flrrn sole mammalian r.O...l.- =.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

MAINE Hon. Freeman IL. Morse Of Bath, has
been nominated for Congress BY the Republicans
Of the Kennebec District, in place OF S. P. Ben.
son, who declines recollection.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

IHE CINCINNATI PLATFoRM-I If any one of
our readers yet have any stomach for the Cincin-
natl platform, let them read the following from
an Arkanzas Wing:
Now, this Cincinnati platform seems be
perfect hodge podge. Tom Kirkman used
to tell OF friend of his dropping in about
dinner time on an old lady who invited him
to draw up to the table. There was a huge
pie of the pot order for dinner. The old lady
helped him beautifully, and he being hungry
was doing justice to it. Stranger said the
old lady, you will find almost every sort of
meat in this pie Yes, madam, said he,
and fish too as he drew between his lips
what he imagined was the backbone of a red
horse or sucker. Lord have marcy ex-
claimed the old woman, if there amt our
fine tooth comb that Billy lost two weeks
ago.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

Yesterday,we visited the store of Mr. F. r. Rob.
inson, PSI Main street, which he has recently
adorned with choice paintings, by his sister, Miss
M. Imogene Robinson.
We are happy to learn that Miss R. is spend
ing the summer at her brothers, where she has
studio-for she has won high reputation, not
only as talented artist, Int able and eff
Gent teacher; and her pupils may be found fill
ing important positions, teachers, throughout
the Union.
For three years, Miss r. was at the head of the
painting department, at Charlestown Seminary,
and from thence went to Laselle Seminary, -four
ishing institution, at Auburndale Mass, where
she returned, last spring, after an absence of
nearly two years in Europe, studying with the
most eminent designers and painters, and collect
ing valuable works of art.
We would suggest that those who are teachers
or Others, who are seeking thorough knowledge
in the higher departments of art, should i'm
prove this rare opportunity, and secure her in.
structions.
Miss r. not only gives instruction in all the va
rious styles of drawing and painting, but will Sc
cure to her pupils ability to work from form, life,
or nature-that is, to be original
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

fairy tale from the German, g Gertrude" &c. It
has also very good chapter of hints on garden
ing and flowers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14
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;, = II EE7HaN = ElTNWH
From Joseph HoDie, Esq, New York Cfty.
MN.


Gentlemen: Having suffered many yesTs from y,,,la
ed attacks of dyspepsia in its worst form and alnrsi
haustsd my hopes of being able to obtain any permanent
relief was induced to have recourse to the 0gUgsnoeJ
BNttrs prepared by Dr. George B. Green for Which ven
are agents. 1t gives me great pleasure 10 s.,, 40, M
effect upon me has been highly beneficial era ioan s
disease and restoring to gond health; and sincerlv
nope mat an who may be suffering from that dreadful
disease, will be induced to give the medicine trial fuiIv
believing they will not be disappointed In Inc result
JOSEPH HOXIE No 70 Walst
saeh testimony as the above is entitled tDthe confidence
Diuyspeptcs ana proves the efficacy Of the OrUgenated
BILE citizen. 'Hs"iS i'sF'0'4-
SETH W. FOWLE & co, 1888 Washington 81 pos,or
fr9pnetors. Sold by their agents everywhere
Wetherell Nudge, Petersham Waite b ,rhurston
leicester Luther Hill Spencer, Forbes Putney. East
bbIr1oAHeaj b; Y. DeLadd, North Brookhed George s.
Allen Co, West Brook6ed, u. Reed, south BrooE.
field, deod&w2w N'''" "a p,uo'-
COnsum pGiOn i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ar
sraet Of DEATHS prepared by the Secretary Of state for
iSo2, shows an average Of twelve deaths a day o this
disease alone. Can nothing be done 10 sav ths easn
morahyl IL the allegations Of those who arc M Iast
entitled to veraciiy, may be believed there is proven.
wIsTABs BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Has cured thousands who had tried ali other rs, Ia
vain This can be substantiated by mass Of reliable
evidence. ~ 'o'''o'0
Always signed /, BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared and Sold Wholesale aud retail only Inv SETH
w FoWLE, Boston, Mass, to whom All orders s5oni h
addressed, and Tor sale,by his agents '''' '0
AGENTs- james Grgen, d. Scott ~ h. qrce, t,A,-
Clarke, Worcest9ri 0, II Colburn, Leominster ''"'''
a12 deodIwNw1t
erceseSr hydrOPathic Inarsluttou
on Areh ana FOUNTAIN Ws WOr0ester Mass Ths
Ps ,Ptpo' tnis l9ulut'on aim to make Il outn-
iorAhe nome for nyaide at all seasons The location n
ana healthy yet easy Of access from all parts Of
The medical department is conducted by DR. 4 Roosus
and has never been limited 10 the exeluaive ,se ~ si
vhnss cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
u. n. ROGERS, suPERrNrENpnur
outdoor practice attendedto. Oaice honrs 40 M
au27 d6wtf ~" %f'"S
~ thnnce'-The subscriber viii sell ria nlsco
op1NatnR OIL a nearly new sIlouse, Barn. and b ac,ea
o. ialri WIN great variety Of fruit Il Is auated mn
flahta0n street. near the D0omnqdaie road "A mica
rom Che City Hall. Apply the premises ANY day m.
yl7 deod&wtf - 'i''N'"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14
LOCAL NEWS

DIcKER.-At the American Fremont Club, last
evening, the su5jet of Dicker " was fully dis
cussed-Pangbornl for Dicker, and Twiss against
1t was decided in favor of " Dicker - by vote of
II to II. Don't you wish YOU could, gentlemen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

See advertisement in another column of Eli
otis Map of the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14

sRTYoHN1NE-A dog, with all the symptoms
OF having taken srychnine by mistake, died in
front of our office yesterday, P M. There was a
large crowd of spectators to witness the denying
agOnies
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

JuuN RANDOLPH AND llENRY CLAY-lu
the year next preceding Mr. Randolph.
death. Mr. Clay writes to Judge Book:
"You ask how aniiy was restored between
Mr. Randolph and ulo. There was no cx.
panilion. no Intervention Observing him
in the Senate one night, and looking a. il
he were not long for ibi, world, and being
mysrli engaged in work Of peace, with
corresponding feelings ! shook hands with
him The .alutaiion wa, cordial on both
.de. Afterwards lct a card at hi. ltlg
ings. where un ltr,lool he bad been con
fined by sickness
IN the last speech which Mr. Randolph
ever mada---lhal On the hu-ting. of Bnck.
ingham conrlhousc-aiior dwelling on the
then threatening danger Of lisunioo. he Is
reported to have said. There is one man.
and one man ouly, who can save this Union
that is Henry Clay. know he has
the power; | believe ho will be found to
have the patriotism aud irmncss equal to
Tie occasion"
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05

Ttmoat Revolutions in he Georgia
Seaqtc.-A Millcdgeyillc (Gal letter Of
the 2Slh uliimo, to tho Savannah Georgian,
says.
"Anoihcr message was received from the
Governor. containing series Of resolutions
passed by the Legislature Of Vermont aud
transmitted by the Governor Of said State.
or course they were of the usual insulting
character, and could not be noticed by Sou.
thern men without selfdcgradaiion Con.
siderable high feeling aud indignation were
exhibited in the Senate when ihcn rcsolu-
tons were read and all seemed to be Of ;he
opinion that the proper course would DO to
send them back whence they came. The
Governor, in his message, took his usual
high and dignifed position upon the ques.
ton Of Southern rights and honor.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-05
Presidents Kansas Proclamation.

The President has issued proclamation
settling forth that indications oxist that nnb.
lie tranquility and the supremacy of the law
IN hansas are endangered by the rcprehen.
slbIe acts aud purposes Of persons both with.
III and without the Territory, wlo-rnrpo,e
10 ulfeet aud control its political oraaaiga.
. ton by force. That combinations have beon
formed therein 10 resist the execution of tho
Territorial law and thus in effect to subyert
by Violence all the present constitutional
and legal authorities. That persons re.d.
! ing without tho Territory, but near the Dor.
aers' contemplated armed Intervention in
The Affairs thereof That tue inhabitants of
remote States are collecting aud engaging
men ana providing arms for the same pur.
poses, That Combinations within iLe Ter.
fltory, by the agency Of emissaries aud 9th.
lu.st means, to induce individual States of lhe
Ap to Interfere in tho affairs thereof in
= Of the Constitution Of tho United
5Plans for the determination Of iu.
Buttons Of the Territory. ii carried
il kIlon from within the same, will
'le fact Of iusurreetion, anl Ii
rom ~''hout. that Of invasive aggression,
and will. in either ease. Justify aud require
he ioreiblc interpositiou of tho whole pow.
Apf the General Government as will main.
the laws thereof and thc Union, lie
imands all persons engaged in unlawful
examinations against the constituted author.
lty Of the Territory Of Kansas to dispersc
aud retire peaeoAhly Ia thcir respective
abodcs, aud warns all such persons that any
attempted insurrcclion in the Territory, or
aggressive intrusion into the Same. will be
resislrd, not only by the employment ul llc
lucal militia. but alsi hy that uf aus asaia.
die force Of the United States troap, 10 the
end ui assuring immunity from violence, aud
full protection to persons and property. aud
the civil rights of al peaeeablo lawabiding
inhabitants If the Territory II in any pari
of the Union the fury Of iuc,iuns Of ia.
uaIlcism, iufamed into disregard Of the
general principles af popular sovereignty
which under the Constitution are fundamcn.
tal 10 the whole structure of our institutions
il to bring on the country the dire calamity
Of an atbilpment of arms in that Territory
it shall b. between lawless Violence on one
side aud conservative force on the other
welded by the legal authority Of the Gene.
raj Government
The President calls on the citizens Of
both adjoining and distant States u abstain
ffom Unauthorized inicrmellline with the
local concerns Of the Territory. almoni.h.
ing them thai it, organic law i,ta Be cxeeu.
ted with impartial justice, anl that all in.
disidual act 4 illegal interference viii in.
cur condign pahislmHnt. and auy enieafor
to interfere wlll be Ri'h,,uaI"