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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-24

The SourHERs CoSvEsTIos.-To give
delegates and the public generally an oppor-
tunity of attending the Convention to assem-
BILE at Knoxville on the 10th Of August, the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad pro-
pose to carry passengers 10 and from Knox
vile, from the 18th to the 18th Of August, for
one fare-that is fall fare going, with re-
turn ticket free.
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PREAcHING.-We are requested 10 state
that the Rev. Mr.. Philips will preach at Dou-
BILE Springs Westinghouse, McAlinn county,
on the LIST Sunday In August
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NEsRAsKA.---We have on hand IN interest.
ing letter from the "Far West" which ve
will publish next week.
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ATHENS, FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1857,
ConarcssionaI Canvass.
NoTICE.-AlI persons indebted to III

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
Office of the "Post," for subscriptions, adver-
Using, and job work, must pay their accounts
by the close Of the present volume Of the
paper, as thepropriesor contemplates change
in the business arrangements Of the office at
that time. The volume will expire on the
18th Of September, and he trusts ALL who
know themselves indebted will come to time
promptly, and not wait to be visited by Jim
Turner, or some other heartless collecting
officer. Where the accounts for subscription
are not settled by the time named, they will,
in accordance with the terms Published week.
ly, be made out at the rate of SO per year
10 every instance. ). +. WINS.
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| THOUGH lie SLAY NE, YET WILL TRrsr
IN Him. I'VE have sometimes said. SAYS A..
Savannah Republican-and it was tbougb,
BY our political opponents exceedinplv mn
chari,able-thsi should it become necesso,v
to betray the South in order to save the NJ
mOcratc party, there are many men of tbo,
faith who would not hesitate to make the
sacrifice. II is hard saving, we grant. I'm,
history supports the declaration, while We ara
in fair way 10 have some additional conE,-
nation Of its truth in the Kansas smbragEo
The Democracy of Georgia has declared ina,
Walker has violated the Kansas bill both in
letter and spirit-that he has interviewed in
the affairs Of that Territory and BETRAYED The
South hy seeking TO establish an anlislaycry
| constitution for the new State-ihat il the
President should sustain Walker he will have
betrayed the principles upon which he uas
elected TO office and arrayed himself on the
side of our enemies. Such are the positions
maintained by the Democratic party Of GroT.
gia. The deprecated contingency has han
pened-the President sustains Gov. Walker
and declares that he did right. Now. what il
10 be done by the Democracy Of Georuia
who nIege that BY the act aforesaid the presi.
dent has bren guilty of the mortal of; nee NJ
treason 10 the South? Are they TO come ont
like freemen and men worthy OF the name
and denounce and cut loose from the admin
lsiration that has thus deceived them and de-
llyered them over into the hands of their
enemies; or is Il 10 be their dishonored desti.
ny still to hug the traitor to their bosoms
and like spanels. to fawn around the feet
that has trampled upon them. We ask which
of these alternatives is to be the choice of our
Democratic fellow-citizens of Georgia!
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nv Little drops Of rain brighten the
the world.
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N-ims -, .".sss,i. Ssa. Nominating ga
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SvoS" " sshi-xto.

" sssisgrU, Jane 20
Ils act Il Cosgre~s ss'abl, .hiny ,hs IT,
ritory u ! tab oo1,,aihp within i,si . pro
VISION tcf u rsJ~.i sisf therefore the neA
thai Congress 'sAs no moral I,p~s, "a ret~sj
u ]. erroocoa. The phra~N4agy u ,bs ~,
. diSsr-nt from tha, u any otiSu Terrific
RIA at N r~rsrd To il. reJ.salibil,ty Ts.r.
va rsssoa fs H. The eha,sTtsr n the
Morbr1- .bo had gooe INTO thu Tsrritsy
FROM NaaToo SO known far .urogh 10 Ja.-
tify -sDs appreh~nsiots a fgisry roabs
from them fbs -rtis q III. al i,~if have
%, ts-ro eItnd % Alluded 10 70 al ihai has
b-sn ai-ly -rittsr Epon 'a< .abyci
Aftsr descyihlng ibs t.a1iup. = it.s Ter
rfory. It ssys
P,o--asS. That sask.ss 10 ths go eestalssa
.hsi 10 esssty ssd Ia isastTi the tsissi -tsi~.
sgv.rnrsssi from si51ns $50 Territory tsto
iss ~ mere tsyTtSr>s IL sa<h Bsassf and .,
ssch tue 90 Csngrsss sAsh sss~ sOassessns
sn1 proper. ~ fron atss>Asas rartssa ~ sssi
rsrrilA-y 10 Az stssr -ssis " TsrTit,'y = ~
Isites -tatSs
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The Territory 10 CAiforBl. q par, 10 Orr
ga a part 10 oth>r Stairs sai Terrific ~
ss.d thus b. rSi At tscs q ,se Territory q
Utah. soi bsiszing i,s inkabs,ssts sodsr ti<
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-ia,ss. Tt< NorssS@s u~zz~l,n are nov
szDtlay eotA.,ss % CsiIsornis 80 J9-, y
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CITY AND COUNTRY.


'faH. ssf bsig 4 ssiafSs'
Bsstisp Ii1rs, wl.TpE We were not
.~an that the ~ - -bstopss VI. .. ts,
without bsbkiHy hpus~ uniIi W. .sr tie al
poasf emsni ~ the i.st uambsf a The ispstl,
point ~ u,s aissssa's ry., ta b.asiss
haase ADD .. have M daobt -ssid succeed
wsu Tho business - the place sad The -u
rounding country demand, Il ssd 49, feet .afs
IN ip'I,sg person. skn sfe irsifuss 81 smbsfs
ibg % the h,ht 'aE bH.jaess r. y" .ps t.s ate
there Il stcs
ArTssgr,g hw,i,s, On ihWsIsy morn
ing abpu, three cl,-t an sipmyt xas made
~ bpfElar' ~ eb,s, The grocery state no J.
Gfms., "a J~k.sh street The bargs
.arss.isd 10 getting Tie ffphi DON spsa ~
bafs,ng tie i.sk, bot the s,a.s, ~ move
nset II NJ Grms. osSgbssi, vusd them ~
~itbeys entering IN sa'iding We rss oHiy
fs.tsrsts sh.i 90 ss.A To- dsys ago Va or
citizens 20 Ne "a ti.sH guard. ". are ss.grsd
hist there are vnmss' " notorious bal char
seisrs hsfs 600 hating from rhiesya. bss,lss
s,hsf. from .. isf sss' a. Pa,.su'sh
-,Bsss f',.rH ss,hsssi s. Bsssh cst.
pssasr. "a The employ 4 M Amherst wHisass.
BY. hs'iss been 20 = s.izh, syrss, - wsia.s
day. al ~, FEEL very ssR ysstsrday nsniny,
bs, ~sn' ~ sWt 10 ibs sfi>fnoea be aa,t
sob aud yea, " ,ss hat had bssh there only
. ahsdi ugs shss hs rolled over AID f.gl spsn
tie sssf ssss So ps'.sn vss 10 the room .,
tho tine. .Dd -bsn ais,ss.i.a he va SIT ".
has family lisias SON. |. ksrs ID shsd., saa
-. formerly ffsm s,ss,.,svs ", vh.r. be
mother nsv rs.sAes at0t@Ts jHy oil u,
10 FAY on - basy
PoLpt f'su -- s~fS,s Jastis. ssha.ss. 70.
,srssy Dssslnz. ti.sr. ss- 80. hath u ~
fsSs.ss,s fsi.ov.
Alan p,si hvSa Hiissy. Ca.. Sasisi,s.t
Jshs rss.,, sss lanes ir,s, ssr, Arrested 10
srsnhssssss. ss3 sas5 Ne ssssI ssosass
vk.ck IRE pssd. srssys IN ~ sss.. " p1Ah
80 -s1,, cha yer. esmnlf,@i ss ss- v.st
LtvDs Psyssn All rAses. 0Csonsg 70,
.ats tsh, frsa .ss.< s.asS. an; OcsrLsT
iAinrisr 10 Sc t.4 sxsIsssj party, .sisvsd
es~tis-aa ~ s-sssa saa sssi-ry GA he hss
.sg tsfBrs tss J-ssss.. s>sA baSs~s ~.fs ~
leAssi gsi,y .sa WIRED Y. ~ %. a Ga
.~A mi 'sss ~siss ,ssJ fsspl.si -rA cod
SER 40 sxfy'i
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Items of News.

there are several freema ons Ia he Cab
.uet The freemssohs Magazine tells as
that Gen Cas- /. Past Grand Master Of
The Grani Lodge OF Michigan President
BucEAsAs IS also n Pas, Master Ola i.o'iee
At Lancaster city Pennsylvania. The ' ICE
President. Hon Mr. BHsoENstDos "a a
member u Webb Encampmeut OF hnighi
ismplars, al Lexington, ~ AMI the se''re
t.ry Of thu Treasury HowEtL Corr IS a
n..mber VI tue Order N Georgia
HsSRY WINTER an American, u al The
Trad Of the ship builciin. establishment Of
the Danube Navigation Company one Of
the largest and most successful IN the world,
whose invested capita amounts TO 5 900.
900 They have at present. in constant I'm
ploy. " SIDE wheel steamers, ~ propeller,
40 bsryes, sBi 80 laf,Jing br'dgrs ruais
sDi ooal tenders, all Of iron, and they arr
runstantly aiding 10 the number.
The Hartford Tq.s7 Of tne 3pih SAYS
We learn that man gaiBel '"M.rS IN the
Aouth part Il the city is IN dying eorsi'
O. o. from ,h- eii,ct u having a tooth drawn.
The Washington s,an save the majority
Il ibe supreme Cart are MT owDrrs 81
slaves. ~ has tsen repeatedly asserted -
-Four u the justices rsside in free Stats.
AMI thu Chief Justicc has ~, orp'-l a slave
for thirty YEAR, They came to him Wy in
heritAbcs but b. voluntarily gave ,hem 'r's'-
don AMI tuo ~bo werr too Obj Ia take care
Il tbeuiselv~s h. prov jel f,r daring their
lives
VIZ CAsEr JoSEs, f.q, Co BCSroS's
so inlaw. who recenuy IN Panama IN the
Cnisei State sioopo&~ar Decatur - BO~
suown To have teen sui oct by thu Admin
s.trst,oo. as secret arm, 10 ,be Csntra!
AmsS,can Stats 20 ASCERTAIN ths viexs a
tse,r Governmeo, IN rcfercnos 90 The DIV
sson of Nicaragua AL tn opening v thu
Nicaragua inter crane roaie
scccfss ~ LITTLE eIpeflebce Of =
surgeon 3 veii Illustrated q ,hs ae' ,ha; n
l;ss. Tia sOs q a. tngi.s eiergym.a AT.
tsn,ed tAe nr<i.esl Glasses 81 EA,sSsTgh
Univw~sy, sni lived "a NJ 'a,ri 81, %
Bristol strves, a ro.@ -si,a os-s h.a 80
.hiaiass sod sIpeDr sesk 10 shsr hs.
.ksa sssyins ths asrg'esi ssptrs Of Ess
and - SIR AnLr COo-rr, hs p~ufr-si0asi
.Bcors IA a ..nge rear szoss,ai 10 f,3s
600 All ~, Auring ,he Ers twelve Haouiks
arsr he srsiL-i a0sn n Lola, AID sss
~Oss.ns q. a sstErr % Aas:.-Ay AID sa'-
s-ry bis T.ra;s YSAt~s s~sies BAT t"s
yu.n>as
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~. D. tbsts.sii


CfscissArI, July .
The city sas waited Ia, night by tie
nsrs; destructive afsi disastton. IRE ihs, has
V'c,arai ssHsr the ofganiya,,of. ~ the stan,
IRE Department, II broke Oa, IN The engiue
room u johnson Apder A 90 ~rsrplys
furniture factory corner a smith anil Co
lumbis str'%ts In sbDr' tlme the sutir,
buiiding vas In fams~ The fire omInsn,.
ca's,i 10 sb adjoining eight story brick build
lng and trn franz -trgctnfcs Osnssi lgy The
ssns firm s.rr all destroyed. 18th . lasgr
quantity u lani,, spI al tisn .,lek.--
1h@r' ~, % s,tims'ei ., si01GD insursrj
tn so 800
william R.-as a Ga. eEp1 u smith A
wstr streets ,ie iargrst mandatory a
stove. Ard hollow ssfs 10 ,ts ~~., sss ~.
tf1y destroyed llz1 sl'01pn insured
$50 900
A asph.T n banding. m The v,e,o,ty
ser. Dory or ~ isjgsd. 'belading isls,sin
4 Hammer, sJghins fsctoey. ] x Cob
ltas fars,tar. establishment, asi tho Ne
ehaa,cs H0ssi Thf-~ ha.ifs. E.s1 sf%
thrV~n out ~ snf1oynsnt = .; John
s11 SSdes 4 Cos fseioSy .od % ., fte-
sHs Severn! rsrsNs SER iliarei ny
falling ~als
NTs Yos. JAY 3
Maya WOOD has 3stAaisxs-i hi. y,ssp
bry ssst s,snosDyd hs snqs.~srsv 10 iks
TIRE is~ MsyW PO~sl. q brooslyB has
pprss>i tie sarse coar<
Tf< nams~T II surxntS ~ u~rtibca,s'
lss1Ssl nj Tho PS,..f.. Mrs tbgy.rs Jars 4.
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ry foe the purpose Of recovering the remains
Of her husband who was murdered near
Franklin in September last, and, il possible.
Of bringing the perpetrator 70 punishment,
Shs brought letters Of introduction 10 Hon
T. =. Stanton, thu Territorial Secretary,
from her uncle, Hon. las. |. Conger, of Rel
videe, Michigan, and has handed the aa
thoritses an affidavit sworn 10 IN Missouri.
by one W W. Allison, setting forth the tAct
OF her husbands murder, impuiing the crime
TO man named Mckee and charging the
accused and has abettors with having rob
osj the jeceased OF soine $1,000 N money
Her case exci,-s much commiseration and
sympathy.
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rte Caass es the lsssh E,essa,.

We IrIaentl, tint ia the Irish ncwspa
pcrs glowing aecnaats III the improved con
dltloa OF Ireland. the abaniatcv u, employ
men, l"r the ,ahcriag clas~'s. ani the al
vancI wages pad lnirg such c,rcam
stanSs, il vs. casiomar, a. wonder why the
p,or Irish emiera,e An explanation ii
this mystery may be dcti,eJ from the fl
lowll, which W. e,trac, tr,m the lo,ehon
Mraiae fieaii
A mevtius held at ,ioamsl ~ devise means
ior rrlp, Ing the distress II the labos,ns masses,
has chcitel some Interesting lniormAt'oa on
the general question: Ut the state oi the Sous
try II VAS stated bs sern. VI the speakers
that thstv was NC actual want oi smplo, meat,
hut the wages wrfr low, and prov, sisns 80
dear, that snen ia full work wr,r mol able 10
procure anything hhe sah'c'enos Ut ieed 10,
eithst themselves ot tamtiss. II is tact that
Of 10 perioi within the msmof, VI that ancient
psrsonags. tho oldest iaAAb,tAni, have reats
beeu 81 veil paid, have ptisrs Tor all A,ads ~
Agricultural produce been ~ uniiotml, h,Sh
OF have the iAtmsis stsmblei saudet ~ despet
about tho scarcity and drarness 81 labet, The
lsboters themselves AimiI therc !. no lAeA 81
employ ment ~ tAN"iAb'e ~eathe' est, owing
10 the high prics ii pIo,,saas, they ealaot
Keep body and seal together On the vases paid
them There "a ~ evidence al distress, "r
s,en tshtnsss, among the farmers, They ar
investing in land purchases, DOING little IA the
funds aud shares, AMI, accori,ss to general 10
port. tho thstrh III many . comfortable farm
veaj 10 the dsspos,tor, VI bags OF sossTv,fas
The Ailur u the nppstsry BsnA has shaken
the coahdsnee at the farming clans IA ell the
country banls hence the boarding aud h'jIas
sad to be very general IA ths south
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WASHINGTON Jaly .

4 large two story brick baking in the
Avenue, ope~iic the National Hotel was
iired by an ins~tAilar, AMI burnt dcwu. las,
night, llwas owpd by liitle,aa 4 Feall,
aud occup,oi hv R,s-e, gAsiit,.r. pcnnrcr,
painter; and Monck. gun aud whi,csmlth.
The building was nearly valuclcO api un.
insured The aggregate loss OF the ocu
pants is from Sn.o00 10 5000 MeSsrs,
Monck and R,ese arr lusnr,l, but the loss
Of Dcungcr Is not less than $1,000.
Ther WAS u tremendous hAil-s,orm at
Feierioksburg, between four anil siN clock
yesterday. sccompAn,el by terrific thunder
Some u the hail~ton,s WERE ~ larsc as
hens eyg> Al the windows on the wind
ward sides Of the houses were drulolixlsSi
and all the magnets except one IA the tcle-
graph Office were burnt
Is supposed. was imne,r@.
The track Of the railroad irum Ague
creck to fredericksburg MAS badly washed
Both Of the railr,ad trains wer Temporarily
detained, ami one coming from the north
vas thrown from the track anal lhce pas
eacers werr badly lnlursi
Thomas II. Sutherland has been Ap
pointed Collector Of Customs al Sscra
men,o vice Saclct, pmovoI
Loni Napier has engaged u iam,l, sum
nier reaidcnc' Al frsihury near ''amhet
land
\ Ielrgat,on oi the ioaAwsnia indians
had coutercuce With the COMMISSIONER of
Indian Affairs to-day IN reference Ia the
adjustment OF their reserved laisjs
Rober, Cross another 81 the cl-ct,on riot
er-. was arrested this morning, after u lbs
pcrate resistance, AMI shot pistol al oficcr
Robinson, and ~,erl, woandins him ~
the hands tace AMI neck with burkshoi
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INCIDENTS 90 rur ,.i.vifh.


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60. e'.a..A 1850" " ~ W "s VI WI.
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IT, -, .' IN. .h- ~" NV Wv w" ~,
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- ~ " 'co'' vi
'''''n y" '"tu.e 'n'" 'os ca"~ VI t"' "'A'"
~ ""' :" Wv" w" ""i"'
drowning OF brc Their task was meian
emory OBJ o"t " WAS ~'ob ihl'sihsi u was
oue OF 'b' most besrt rri'dins SIGHT We
nave e'u "nn"sSu' 10 @s 'hr cover :"
nio'eu "u ,he~ o'"' 'HssT' Arn LOOK upon
VIDAL han once "Fh haith anu happbess'
add sp'fi'' Under u here were ""grown
up "p'"h 'a io"h ~ ,net pt'm' Pn"uy
h~plhg WIN ,'ef haf'hs eh'"'h@i slfI
al Ia In ~ IA
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Total uips 10 the Minussoia i,,et N Iunr ~
Daring the month II Ma, ...,-.. .......t,, ~
Making the total arrival. al the river iu,ias
tho mnn,h Of Jnnc ui id,. compared With 7i9 IN
the month VI May. making the total arrivals In
the t~o months VI May aai June u lsa, q ,erJ
fair business ioi a town oi a,o,o iahsLi,an,.,
Polns 'o,sr.f u. CoIlins Vas arrested
by On,cet Marion 10, violation III cit, ordinance
IN sslliug al auction without license. Nc WAS
hard sIoo ba, took 81, an appeal against the
payment
George inmsn and Wesley pss.e we're each
huei O. Tot drunkenness.
frsF srnso wArsn is QUO vi III. tssu'iss
enjoyed hy guests u, that magnificent no
TEL the Fuller House, rh. laying dawn
IT pipe. ifom tbs spiines oa tie blan, no
tiord by w tcv days since, wa- CEN
pietrd last weet. aud the " ate, started through
them The ic, cold and olrst sparkling water
q, the Fuller House. Is nov na,si by every
visitor. and piulEed In ~ a rare hsay In e
large hotel
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Mr. D,t','ganccrr, ihc Portuguese Minis
ter arrived herr last evening IT. bad All
interview with the S~crtsry al state 10
day IN relation Ia affairs with his govern
uont, and also relative Ia dificul,h- which
sons Portuguese ,us,l. got into and which
have bern r'ccn,ly under investigation bo-
fnre thr courts IN New York
,.N. ; MoiAry, Of Minnesota, arrived
hrr' yesterday, having lrft 81, Paul on the
18th 1T Jam.
go, Meiary has had a hong interview
with the Secretary Of War on the icicnr
less state Of the frontier AMI made n IroIp
slilon Ia raj II regiment Of volunteers auJ
cavalry, With which the baud @, Ink pa ia
tabs are Ia be- hunted down
Governor M"iary returns Ia morrow
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ALH,NN. july I,
The Police Bill IA declared constitutional
by the Cour, OF Appeals, by 81, 10 two
Judges Brown and Comsiock dissenting
The opinion was delivered this A N
by Judge DEMO II examines the question
AS 10 the direct constiiu,ionality of the y,or
ton of the district, and the method oi th,
appointments adopted in the hill, AMI de
clsrcs that there is nothing adverse TO thu
letter Of the constitution admit, the tru'
remedy for unwisc legislation II provides
for in the constitution by the frequen, re
newal Of legislatures. Their Is nothing Ia
the constitution prohibiting the abolishino
Of the local police arrangements u the cit,
by the legislature, OF the remodeliny of ths
force IN any manner that the Legislature
ses ht
The judgement Of the Supreme Court u
therefore affirmed
The opluisu also says that other point,
have been arguei hat as the Judgment
confirms the constitutionAlity ii the Law Il
is not necessary ~ consider them
Judge Shanklapd also delivered al opin
ION. lie sustained the ronstitutionality o.
the hill on all points. AMI also gu~ INTO .
discussion to show tina, there WA necessii,
81 spme reform in th" police arrangements u
the city, priof 10 the enactment O! the law
Justifying tbs passage 81 ,b~ hill from mo
tivcs oi public good
The Court stood G in favor OF the con-t
nationality of the bill, TO 2 aga,ns, The dis
euting judge being Mes~rs Brown apt
tOnrtock
Judge BrV~n slso delivered All opinion
lie disents frUm the opinion which jeclaf's
constitutional and recognizes the division .
the cities anil COUNTIES then existing api say
although their limits eau be altered az md
fled by agreement anal ciias can he coD
solidAiei vet the legislature has ~ Iowci
10 pom cities AMI COUNTIES ihto ote district
for the purpp-c u pIls" " ANY orber loca
government,
He declares tha, by Htiole 10. 80 = Ia,
Constitutional ms,bod u appointing city ana
county ofiors Is distinctly st forth AMI ~
mAin,sips tina, ~ regard. the pol,ce ans
city dd'iner- the CONT must either constr ~
ia" ,0usti,u'.on ~ that local rights MI,
privileges cspr-aIy mrntiaej AMI nsve'
al no~ Questioned shall rIns.u TO BE- rIer
e,s'7i abi enjoyed BY the local community
o. elss ssnrti0n a constitution whicb may
sr'd indirectly can hardly fail 10 erciud,
ibsi8 altogether The ndgment II III.
-uc.yepts cart shfftlt 'lgfefnr. a. 70
yersst
.ialgr Const,cl r5ncpr, ~ iy utaaas
- IDdgr Brown
II" tsw. II ~" dL--,sioo ID the 'tmst %
Appsls creai~i considerable steitenr, il
ths c''y aDi Brooklyn III" Mstropoli,sf
fol'c" Commissioners are osr~beimssl
siih applications for pd'o~ s',nat,om Al
tL~ Metropolitan .,s,i"n bDa~- ~ill v, Il
lumii.t''i Ia nigh,
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sf"s e"l's'l' 81 '"'''A'
Tns fot Rtn ~ Iuit N ~ fAiL Tue pun
lie celebration by the citizens wa-a b'ill'sm
Affair The booming of cannon aud the ring
ing ~ church bells. 81 sis o'slect, started the
citizens forth; aud until tho olo.e Of the day.
the streets were crowded With people. NSl
ou. public buildings were sufmountei by
Hateful flags. aud hand. of musi- diaoonr.sd
ami stirring mn.,c
Tho p,.n.., Guards. the Shields Guards. aud
an, q, PAM iI.h, Cavalry, appeared ON parade
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