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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME !
$4,000 NUmBEES-Prizes Payable without
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CAPT. S5,OOOE!
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Same as the Royal Lottery Of Cuhcwit1 this 1ineraure
the Havana Lottery has IS goo Numb rhs has only ljOrO
There wheels, each which there placed
two Locks The Supsnutendents have each key the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both pre-
sent There placed n the wheel Of NUMBER TN tubes
containing slips Of papsr ah the numbers from No. 20
Is 900. In the wheel of prizes PLACED uu tubes
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SIS O0OtO 500.
When the drawing takes place, hch viii be 10 public lhv
wheels unlocked and after revolving heu number s
drawn &C the wheel Of numbers. and lL the time
drawn eut OF the Prize wheel by boys with barred
TO the shoulders and budGldetle tlbe is slipped or and
he number held up and enrolled chat The whole audience
1.-THE number IS then called OF and registered by
the SupeHnteudenLs. The Prize drawn credited Co The
umbe drawn al the same time, and until all the pzeg
drawn out copy Of tae drawing o. then salt o. The
printers and AFTER comparison tu5 0uPeulsatCl-s certify 90
the OF the drawing These SupeUugudents
sworn perform their duty without fear or iavOr-
10 Eh be perceived that in this plan, every prize IS drawn
ont, sud Of course person On drawing s
every ordering tickets. Tire Prizes PAYABLE
thirty days after the drawing, u fun without deduction
IT = Drawing takes place every saturday
III > Orders Tickets addressed 60 O. u. WINTER, Cox
352s Nashville, will be Immediately attended 90.
JAMES r. WINTER
mart ST Manager, MEcou, Ga.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

MEMFms AND CHARLEsTON RAILROAD NEAsLT FNIsHsD.
We learn that two sets of hands now actively euga
ged, day and night in putting down the iron bOhends
Of this road and that tbs whole work will he probably
completed for the about The lst Of April This is
cheering news indeed The completion of this great
teTpriss viii send thrill of delight from the Atlantic
board to the Mississippi river andpOur upon already
steadily prospecting city cd of commercial wealth
which will only please but asOnish the ardent
friend of the road Let prepare to realize our brilliant
desiuy.-NsnpIis AgDaIl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

GoRMAND "A distinguished writer tells Us that
the term 'gormsnd' or 'epioure" is not synony
nous with ''gluttoD," who eats as long as he can
sit, Ike the great eater of Kent whom Fuller pls
ces Smong his wOrtLios, telling Us che ate thirty
dozen pigeons at Oae mea', at suotLer foursc2re
rabbits, and eghesn ysrds Of black pudding
London measure nor does the Term ep!cure suit
fsstidiOus appetite ony excited by dsiuties, such
as the brains Of Pescocks or parrots, the tongues
Of thrushes or nighdngales, DC. It means one
who has good taste and good seuse enough to rel.
ish food cooked according to scientific principles;
so prepared that the palate be not offended, and
that it be rendered easy of digestion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

B97~ We take pleasure in directing he attention
of the business community to the card Of Mr.. &.
r. GLAsO OK to be found in this m7rai1g's paper.
He is enc of the hest LuotioDoers IL the city and
parties having property or merchandise to sell at
auction viii fad such business promptly and eff
GENTLY ATTENDED TO By Mr. GLAsO OK.
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NASHVILLE:
10 LOCAL NEWS.
wednesday Morning, March 4, 1851
NIoARAqUAN MEETIEa.

Col. E. J @ KEwEE OF Nicaragua, des.ysI TO ad-
dress tbs citizens OF Nashville to night st Odd
the political condition and prospects Of that coun
try. Col. KEwEN was formerly Of our sister State
Of Mississippi and is known to a portion OF our
citizens Is a responsible gentleman snd 81 inter
esting speaker. There is NJ community that
should sympathise more cordially with the little
army of patriots under Walker han cur own
We trust, therefore tha bare announcement OF so
interesting meeting will attract large crowd Of
our noteworthy ci,iz5ns to hear what Col K msy
have to say.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

OHHD STEALING is sad to be II guIar business
in New York, and very profitable one too, as
reward is Emost invariably offered fer the recovery
Of such children as disappear It is supposed that
at least three to five children are stolen every
week What will tie New Workers get at next2
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BRILLIANT sCHEmE

- IIlAtta rivi HaIF55 71i 4liIItIsl . Oh
"a Purchase Ten Tickets ending with she consecutive
Plumbers /, 2, 8. f. g. 6. T. s. 9, o. ard Won sill draw
back iourtenhs Of tho pad for tie Tckes beside
the chances Of obtaining Capitals Patrons viii ind 20
their interest g. buy Certificates Of Ten Tckss ending
cons eutlvey win J, 2, 6, 4. s. g. z, S. 9, o. BY his
plan they forfeit th2 Prize ending with the number
as the Capital and get fu chances 10 every ten u
gain the CayItas
~ CsrthcIL-s OF Packages O Ten Tickets, are sold
az he following rles, which the risk ID whole Tickets
So l0 half tickets $50, 10 quarter tokess, sI5 90.
~ Bank Notes OF sound bacE5 taken at par Cheeks
on New fork RENTED for prizes
EE Address Orders for Tickets Cer.lea.5 % Pack
ages # Tickets TO JAGzS e. WINTER Manager
fsb22-u Macon o. savannah GeIrgi.
=.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

q A correspondent Of the Parigt thinks Gan. HAsk-
ELL best qualified the Know Nothing candidate for Gov.
eTnor because respiratory Orglas consumed dust and
air unfortunately, witness this extract The dust
Of the melee has beea the breath Of bis uostTils"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

AMERICAN GEETLEMEE. "-Messrs DERBY &
Jackson, Of New York have published g work en-
titled ''Ths American ntsmsn's Guide to 20
Iteuess aud Fss4ion." 1t may be doubted wlerhe-
an "Ameroan gentleman" ever needs suca guide,
yet somebody may b. improved by reading it,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

TAxEsl--W learn thst the assessment hooks
are on file in the Office of the County Court Clerk
subject to thu inspection Of all who desire to see
how their property has been assessed :or taxable
purposes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

~ ". Dsvaut highly respectable citizen Of Nc
Marry county. IN attempting 10 a slough Of 81
Halchie river, the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad
bridge, on urday last thrown from his mule aud
drowned.
~ Bishop Andrew, IN returning from the Florida
Conference met with The Misfortune the cars of having
his pocket book stolen aling hree hun
bred dollars
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, March 3, P. N.
COTTON-But little offering to- day and hear Of no
sales It may be quoted at lOaI25I.
ToBACCO-sales at Johnson Hsrns q Co.'s ofthree hhds
at 9 90, 90, 10 90.
BACON-Is selling at cents hog round.
WHEAT-ls worth 81 GOAL 90.
New Orleans Market
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

~ The s.. Louis papers Of the 2Ist ult, an
nouncs The Death Of CALVIN NJ. MCCLUNG, e n. NJ
inent merchant Of that city. Mr McCLUNG was
3 native Of Knoxville. Tenn, and he'd but few
years $50 established himself il business in St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE LADIES, AT No
AZ, PUBLIC soUARE.-Iu defiance Of dame natures
attempts at getting up snow Storm last evening,
our friend Mr. B. F. SHEDS made bis Introductory
sale of French PoIoesin We were we'll pleased
to seeit so largely attended we thought ourselves
well posted in the chiaa line, but We can confident
ly assure our citizens, that the goods Mr. SHIELDS
is now selling are fer superior to any thing of tbs
kind that has ever been offered in this country.
he sells again this afternoon at 2 o'clock As
these sales aye expressly fer the benefit Of the
ladies, we predict large attendance. The sale
will slso be continued at O'Clock in the evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

TEE ADJECTyEs OF FORMER DAVE AT the pre-
sent sge people 10 their marriage notices are fear
full of how they qualify the attributes of the per-
sons consolidated in the bonds Of holy mairimony.
Among our granifathers things we're different, and
sdjectives must either have been cheap and plenty,
Or elss the persons to whom they were applied
were mere deserving Of them than perhaps is the
case in the present generation Here, for instance,
is q venerable marriage notice Of tie Olden time,
taken from tie New York Museum OfJune 8, 1922:
Married, on Monday evening last, by the Rev.
and pious Mr. B5aea, the wealthy aud uurepprosch-
able gentleman, Jonn Buchanan, Bsq., to the ami
able and adorable compared Of her sex, Miss Nancy
Lucy Turner both Of this city
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEIY LJTTERT-

LASS Is, to be drawn al CoNcEBr HALL, Macon Ca,
- under the sworn superintendent Of Col. Geo ID.
gan and w. e. Anderson, Esq., on SATURDAY, MARCH
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WAsHISGToN. Msrch D. SEEArE-Gen Csss
PRESENTED Joint resolution lr, IN the Legislature
Of Wisconsin, directing Their Congressman to re.
sst the admission OF more slave States iuio the
Union. Gen. Cass made speech of some length
"a tie subje : when, on motion cf Nr Stuart il
was postponed 10 the 10.h Of March.
M. Toom5s from the judiciary Committee. to
which was referred the resolution ipsunciing
them to enquire iato the proper construction Of
the Congressional compensation act, reported as
follows: In all cases where q member is elected
alter tae FIST day Of tie regular session his com
Pensauon Will c0mmenss AZ the time OF the cleo
tion, and is computed at The a;e prescribed by
law until the en1 Of bis terw. The report was
ed 70.
HoUsE-Tle Joint resolution from the Senate,
sUsoendiug rules prohibiting sending bills from
Que house to the other, or presenting them to the
President for bis approval On the last day Of the
session, was adopted.
The motion to suspend rates of order will pass.
The Senate bill pprOpriating for the construc.
ton OF ten Scoops of war, was defeated, not re-
ceiving a Two thirds vote.
Mr Campbell, from The Committee OF Ways and
Means reported bill to deposit the surplus rev
enue, res5rvlDg 100000 With the STATES to te
refunded when pubic exigeacIss require. Passed,
1876 70
BALTIMORE March 2.-Mr. BuehsEsn arrived at
2 O'Clock to day. a procession was formed snd
he vas escorted to the City Hall.
NEw ORLEANS March 2.-Gaines' warehouse
at Mo lie was burned Ga Sunday, with 5000 bales
OF cotton, mostly insured.
ST Louis, March 2 The river is q. fast;
weather cold and freezing; upper stIesm5 sre all
ing rapidly. The officers Of Die Vernon ucm
Keokqk this morning, report the weather extreme
ly cold. Ice is floating betweea Keokuk and
Quincy sufficiently heavy to break steamers
wheels
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Land Warrants.
To Agents and Correspondents.

TO ABeMIs dIu CurrespOnuenIss
II will great deal Of unnecessary trouble if
friends in ng Us will bear in mind the follow
ing rules:
Always give the date post Office, county, and State in
he body of your letter
If you wish the paper changed from one office to aE
other give both Offices in full.
you write on business, and other matters write on
separate sheets Of paper different leaves of one Sheet
Attention to these matters will greatly oblige US
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

URder the sworn superuteudeuce Of Major W p Bowen
end W. Syulous. Esq. Saturday Schemes vail be drawn
Saturday gt Macon Ge1rgis Mauthiy Larg cr.ma VIII
De drawn at Savannah about tls l6th9 every m0a.b
~ Nearly one prize 60 every nine ilcksE! l5 coo
-lekelsl Il2 Prizes Prizes payable without red uco1
- itls Lottery has only Fifteen Thousand Numbers
-7lezs Alssa any Lottery IL tie WOr.dl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

LoUIsvmLE March 3.-RiVer stationary; thsr-
nome e7 was below the freezing pon. all DAY yes
terdsy. This morning it is 80 degrees above zero.
CIN0NEATI March 3.-Four and whisky IN
Changed; provisions buoysnt; bacon sides 81 lOR
active; mess pork 20 50 iaow active at IL; lard
Ii active.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY!
savannah Georgia,
0Ra the Havana PEage
on -r.-rr .--.-----
LOWEST PRIZE F0RTY DOLLARS

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOI7ERY .
By AUTHozITY Or rEE STATS o. etoa9u
CLASS ".
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LAND ~ X & A v @ s.
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S5a sl1 %OC Land ~ GEE216s,
my office, No 25 Cherry street. In my absence apply
"A 20 A. SHANELAsD, -, ,,-.-
fsbI4-I " D. lr l. l--LD W is'-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

TyENY Of these valuable securities; the best Of oil IN
vsstmcns for capit-li-is guardians. sc. Fort.rmB j.
ply ONCE.
fsb22-u " ALLOWaf a. Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

THE HEROES or THE PEsTILENCE.-We under
the lady who during the pestilence at Norfolk, dis
tinguished herself by her fearless attendance upon
the sick. has now in press volume descriptive of
abe trying scenes through which she passed, and
ness and heroism of her co-laborers in that holy
cause. The narrative coming from the pen Of so
accomplished and highly cultivated a person as
Miss Andrews, cannot fail to have thrilling inter-
of human suffering. 1t WILL we fear, however,
have one defect. The we'll known modesty and
Observation-Disclosures of the fair writer will induce her
to omit all notice Of the person round whom the
chief Interest centered 10 those terrible scenes
The omission, however, will only serve to place in
stronger relief the nobility aud generosity of her
character. We may well be proud OF an age which
has produced two such women Florence Night
ingale aud Annie Andrews. The Madame Rolan Is
and Charlotte Cordays OF past century cannot for
a moment be compared with these modern hero
ines. The former inspired TO bold deeds by
hatred OF tyranny. the eXatation of romantic SEN
timent and the applause Of their contemporaries.
The latter running equal risks, looked for their
ward solely to their own hearts, and the silent con-
seriousness Of services rendered 70 humanity. The
publication OF Miss Andrews "Heroes Of the Pessi-
lence" will be eagerly watched for. No one can do
the subject such full justice as herself.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
90 nENT oH LIE.
PEABOOY'S SEEDING AA8TB0lS STRAW
BERRY PLANTS.

FTNHE Subscriber hsNnE apPosntea 9 =. srrli.
s-gs e,r the rae az ths tuperb e-r@s aefAls ePl-.
e~bts 90 b supplied ne fsisEing Fslss TOT "a
~ - co. a. to packaEe Of lpa 81 P-S.eeS y,
800 80 ~ IN uses them IN earth ana uosa % -
80 - e CERTAIN le i've II properly tlsnleas - so
49,, tfrecfions f1r tteT caiiafe. uist-e - -
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noFF-,s 4 Co. Ne9 er.zanss aaa b - HAl~-AAs -
F- rur ~ re sect stare 81 b = Weller - re pup
Ee - 80 Al exact cops % ne VINE ana falt 49, g
- ouailties his berrs ever al others 10 cotelee
on tie rersptien 81 g IN eAEets3 pes oSs =
rsFlzF Ne na4tzsr. -. -
weller iii. aizo, ny agent ior me s-5- y
- ROIlFzG COgN. Dne ncfics e he produr : Nss ~,
$1,000 chAE. a. fhAbVpA.
Soiaasb.s. ga. sspi. To- tmsoasd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
Affairs in Kansas.

Gen. Whitfield, the late delegate in Congress
from Kansas lie now in the city of New York. His
opinion is, as we learn, that there will be no fur
Their trouble 10 the Territory between the United
States authorities and the free State party. The
collection Of taxes under the Territorial laws had
oceeded quietly. The sheriffs had found DO diff
fcuty from the free State men in the discharge OF
their duty in the counties where they had acted.
The free State men were prompt and ready to pay,
while the sheTiffs were often obliged TO hunt up
pro slavery men. In LeavenWorth they we're
sought after by the taxpayers The s5eriffs
collecting taxes 10 Douglas county. In Law
renee alone the free State men have manifested
a disposition to resist the collection Of taxes.
At the election of members OF the Legislature
and of a delegate to Congress- which will take place
on the first Monday in October, there may be some
collisions at the polls, particularly there will
not be a sufficient number of United States troops
10 aid Gov. Walker in keeping the peace at every
place. There will not be more than a thousand
United States troops in the Territory, for Col Sum
ners command, now al Benfs Fort, cannot reach
Kansas in time.
If the Democratic party were united they would
prevail at the election But this, unfortunately is
not the case. The Geofgians and Caroinians are
disaffected, and many others may be deferred
froro going the polls. The tendency of things at
present Is towards triumph of the free State party
ct the election. Mr. Ransom, the candidate Of the
Democratic party for Congress- is not generally
popular, and cannot command q full Democratic
Vote.-JoHgltaL Of Commerce
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
The Railroad.

We take pleasure in stating to our readers,
that the work on the railroad is progressing
as fast as can be expected.
II is confidently anticipated that the track
will be laid down and the cars run to Winohes-
ter by the end of thepresent year. Mr.. Heffer-
nan is at work on the bridge, and as soon As
the crops can be got out of the way the grad
ing will commence all along the line. The
contractors are all energetic business men and
are preparing for the work in earnest. FROM
all the facts We can gather from the directors
and contractors We confidently believe the
road will be completed, and the cars making
daily trips 70 Fayetteville before the close of
the year 1859 Fayetteville Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

"a The United States inspectors, who grant Ii
censes to steamboat pilots, have issued summonses
to all the pilots in st. Louis who signed the con-
tract not to work for less than $500 per month to
appear before them aud show cause why their Ii
censes should not be taken from them for entering
into az Illegal conspiracy. These men refuse to
take apprentices to learn the river, ard thereby
prevent competition. They associate themselves
into close corporation. Now. when steamboat
transportation is coming into competition with rail-
way transit, the prosperity of the interest to which
they attached depends upon the economy OF its
management, and for them to attempt unreason-
able exaction from those who are struggling to
maintain the competition, is as short sighted as it
is unjust. No class of men connected with the
river commerce has. been so literally paid as the
pilots.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
Disease nmonE.s the Hogs.

We publish this morning an interesting
letter from DR.. Joseph Z. Manlove, dis
tinguished Physician of this county, in re-
gard to the disease commonly denomina-
ted ''Hog Cholera" which has, within the
past twelve'months, been very destructive
Of swine in the west and southwest, carry
ing of whole droVes in certain localities
Having made the proper investigation,
DR.. NJ. has discovered that the disease
is Of the lungs, and not cholera as gem
orally supposed. This information may
prove Of considerable advantage tc farm
ers in the future management Of their hogs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

RuNoRED ELoPEhEET. -for several days there
,.s hs, a rumor circulating in legal and hotel cir
elys as 10 an elopement from this city. The story
ruus that a member Of the bar, Who some years
since vent from Massachusetts, 80 kenEueky, Whers
be married, and Who some years ago came % OH
eae0 TO reside lately gave out that Important bas
ness would require him 70 make ylst % harops-
Pc 20 his departure be tsok bic vile back
70 kentucky and len her With her parents I'll bls
return. de then came 70 Chicago. en route Tor
Europe, aud shortly after lefs thla city. 10 The
mean lime . married lady VINO had been boarding
AZ the same house eth he lssyes dlaeFed sith
aud separated tom her husband, ssd took board
elsewhere. She il Is said, let Chieago three days
after the asyeF, but managed % oeertaks him e
Buffalo, % that place the tso Parties passed az
husband aud vile, sud sueh proceeded % Mes
Yo-k We do nct knoa any more than this Of The
ef ir aDd what ~ have stated e tls stosy related
b, ose who know both Parties.-- CAisego 1lHss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
MARnIaaE ii MIsNEHAHA FAI1s.-A eentIe-

MARRIAGES AT AIsSEHAHA FALLs.-A gentle
man and lady Of New York, Of romantic dis
position, Mr. Alexander Addingtou Cabury,
and Miss Gertrude Rose Legget, by name, were
married at the Falls Of Ainnehaha last We'd
nesday. Several officers aud ladies from Fort
Smelling were present, aud every one seemed
delighted with the charming Incident 10 the
romance Of HiaWatha.h Major Patten, the
officer ADD poet, who vas present, wrote .
pretty iittle poem upon the event. We think
The %langhing wa ers" must have given an
extra giggle % this joyful Oecasion.-SL Paul
Adusysissr OF Augtist 29th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

CVRIoUs VEazEABLE PRonUcT1oNs.-A gen
tlsul4n. who has 3 large garden IN The Third
District, has laid before as two very Singular
segstab frod1ets One Of them Is 8 species
Of cec0lnper, about four feet loag, sad elORga-
ed lato the exact resemblance If e eerpenE.
- sesskingly snske-iike Is as sppeaFence, that.
shen twisted, Il Il alnosg impossible % disesl
the mind Il the impression that = hngs serfent
lies before gea. lhe other IS 3 nendesefini,
uiEh hAliensa body, and . head very SIMS
lar 70 that q 8 baFayard rooster. Ths eafsFi-
ees of nature are remarkably conspicuous 10
these specimens 81 the Eegelahls klneaoa.-
a. q Bee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

CoxISo EvESTs, &e.-A Democratic eorrespoa-
dent Of the New York Times states that 90 bis
way from Kansas % Washington. sia Chicago, be
stopped At the pleasant home Of bis respected
friend, Judge Douglas. aud ieft IKE 4 giant re-
ifsshed with vine from eommuning With the spirit
Of our Htlle Goliath Of the West" He soneladss
bis description Of the iateFEiss with she ia sge
thass ave cannot omit reference % siHiie asssl
y Jadgs Douglas, with references q he diealties
10 Kansas-uleFe especially IS Il seems suggestive
Of souiisg sssaf IN biz ao@estie circle. Hs sasd
''there we're great pFineipes a stake theEs; bal
that The Issue Of shs struggle. uhslsEes il wigh.
IS. could no more eject ths STABILITY 81 car Gov
ernmeBt than The saaAiling 81 child In les cradle
could properly Affect she PsEnaneHt Psaes Of a vel
regulated Household