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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

ihs body still CONTINUES in session at the
Capitol. os Monday morning they ha'i
about a. interesting lin ~ usual in tle
DISCUSSION u al amendment Ia on u thar
rules as TO The lcngth Of time Zach member
might occupy in srech making, tie cOneln-
sion 81 which Wa that restriction of H.
minute. 10 each .l1cch WIS adopted. When
the discussion lad closed, .bc Chairman.
Saint A. ID. BALcoSBE. admOnished his fol
lowers hat up 10 that hour. he had not en-
forced the raies strictly, which gave the
privilege Of only one speech on question,
anal that in consequcDcc. ~me hw o' the
members, were IN the habit oil making al
the speeches, and ,peaking two Or three
times on the same motion. lie allowed this
state 81 things Ia continue, tecansc Il was
understopl among the members that tte oh
pet Of their SESSIONS, 80 lar, had only been
10 " kh time. but ~ thcy now proposed
10 10 somr busiprs, he would enforce the
rule strictly. considering that the object 81
their me,t.ngs IN future, would be for some
other purpose than to kill time. lmmedi'
a,ely after the vote was taken on the sIsech
making question, motion wns made To nd-
journ until . O'Clock. and upon the heel Of
this another motion was adopted 10 10 into
cancus. upon which the room was vacated
by oil hat members u thu family.
Az o'clock, r. NJ. ihs doors being open.
a public meeting took place. After calling
over tbs order ID business. and nothing be-
ing offered by the members. an expressive
silence filed the room for few minutes, by
which We were reminded that calm gener
ally prccc.ie- storm. AitfT curiosity hal
been excited az 10 the neat performance,
Mr. toa@Hgfi, onc Of the men who very
nlo.l,stly puts himsclI forth IA lcaIcr rosa
10 hi, ieci, and Ia very arioas tone al
drcaes,l the President, asking permission IL
make an explanation concerning himself AMI
his position IN that body. A soon "a he
commenced dividing or his speech into chap
ters. We were satisfied that the caucus hal
engaged him tn XIII u haltaday's time most
eilec'aSlly. The firstly, the secondly, and
On up to the sixthly, anil finally Of his sfsTeh.
WA an attempted leicny Of the ectIon OF
the I,rlmblican delegates, from their sird
mccting in the Capitol, until the pr'ren'
time. Ihis speech gave Sery clear indi-
cai ion II The far which exercises them that
they nrc not right upon IN" records. nnd the
orator sluirmod through a repetition Il false
statements, with 81 much ,arnestnoas, that
having repeated 50 oflrn, he believed Ia hc
true. We have heard Of slch hallucina,ion
anil the sr"-ch of Yesterday, wa. plainly oi
such character THIS oarnod, and Iahor,sl
attempt Of Mr. tooswsii shows the unensi.
meas Of the Republican Lenders in their prs
cnt position anal the ansisiy which flll- them
To make their conduct appear honorable be
fore the ioop'r
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severe, bat sIsrtisd Rsbuks.

Rev. WV. Il. ALGrR, who being invited
10 address the city Authorities Of Boston.
and their fellow -citizens on the It'll Of July
took occasion to display his Black Republ-
can rudsness in most offensive way, WAS
allowed To do his own printing, and pass his
own resolutions OF thanks--the city author
tiles declining 10 do either. "Sarvd him
right" The Boston Post gives the follow
ing specimen Of his genius, patriotism. and
eentlemank courtesy;
when We are lining oar marble martyr to
his niche on Bunker I'M, the stakeholder who
forced the fugitive slave bill down our throais
b. introduced with complimentary nunkeyi.m,
in the very shadow Of the awful place, and We
listened to his naughty toned commonplace
with respectful patience.
This disgusting language was aimed at |.
:. Senator M.soS. Of Virginia, who was
present. and at the Hon. Rossar &, WIS.
rusor, of Boston. who, it .onis had made u
complimentary alhsion to him in An intro
ductory speech.
The question coming before the Beard OF
Aldermen, Of passing the usual vote of
thanks for Mr.. AraFR address. and request
ing copy for the press
Alderman Eros, spoke briefly but earnestly
in opposition 10 the rendering Of thanks 10 Mr..
Alg.r.
Alderman We,gh,maB -ah he could not en-
doris. the oration. and hr would never sacrifice
hts swn respect hy ,oi,ng 10 have u printed, or
to give thanks To is author. There was no eN-
cuse for his attack upon senator Mason, or at
tempts 10 Why Mr.. Everett aud Mr.. Winthrop
men whose names would live long after that
OF "Alger" had been dead. lie WAS expected
to carry out view. of the Declaration Of inde
pendence; a. II vas. his Grafton in-ulted the
body by whom he Was invited. Vas the sub
Iect az threa that he must give uttorance
To hackn~yei Abolition sentiments Of the tar
rsonian stamp for All hour, when he knew that
every political party was represented IN IRE
mont Temple. by men who desired To exchange
sediments that day OF a common national broth
srhood, lie hoped the Board would not en-
dorse II.
The qae-tiun tan reconsideration II tie ora
tors name could be Inserted with other parties
receiving thanks) Was thon taken, and the
Board oi Aiiermen Infused 10 ihd'A hr iigo,
~ p,,I hs ofafion, by an almost unanimous
veto.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

Mr.. r,s,sSut. IN his .p.~ch, on Mo@la,
a,,crusa. taking hss sw trm tbs u'aas~.
iIaa. ccmmcnc,Sl quoting Ctsu>"s Manual
as hlga l~nrSrsIit snIhos,tl, asserting
that the author thcrpg was llca- ttkB
,r.s,>a. a mcm,Sv OF rtsgrSs tah,rc,.
bu, unfortunately lr the application, DIV
IN ,o;N- almoaish,>l Mr. T. that b. was u.a
,.ssel, AMI TIA, through BIS fr,c@i owES :
isusunN. he ~As ab,ai o. make an as Il
himself The author II tvsu,sd's Manual.
i. lSrnss :, Crsn>a. kr Swusl yarS a
,hfk " the NAssachu.sst LEGISLATURE, AMI
has aluavs hxsa known AZ Wig
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

We art sra'iiicl 10 record this morning
the appointment Of lion. CnAmSs +.
rtNxpR,t Of Nicollct county, Us one IL
the Associate Jus,i1s of the supreme
Court of the 'frrritory
Mr. I.rculS,S. ~ making this appoint.
moni has exhibited that wise dserimins-
ton anil sound jud,ment which have rom
dcryl hi. appointments in this Territory 50
acceptable to the people OF Minnesota.
Nc fL,sprAr. duriug the past three years,
has flied several important pnblIc oiiccs;
asI in all OF th,m he has acquitted himself 10
the satisfaction II the moat severe critics,
W feel doubr qualification III noting thr,
appointment, Il ga deserved tribute Ia =
talented AMI high min,.ed gentleman, AMI u
rcoguit,op " thc SERVICES Of prominent
leader Among the Young Democracy of the
North West,
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At the election in tbs lI,h Council biz
tiiet, for Delegates 70 the Constitutional
Convention. x. r. RrsskiL, tbs Democratic
candidate for Dslegste at large received
3 majority II the legal votes cast, over Rev.
Ar. SugLpoS, the Republican candidate.
The vote was very close, snj Mr. IL SKILL 4
majority was causd by the Register d
Deeds throwing @il the votes II two pre-.
cincts In iIeaDepin county, where 10 1issine'
tim WAS made between Council AMI i.spre-
sentative Delegates In the eleventh C0un
ell District, mike the third TT Anthony
District, such Distinction was absolutely
necessary the District was divided into
two Representative Districts, AMI unless the
distinction WA male apparent ny the va
tsr., on the ballots, the votes should Dol
have been counted IN this oDe instance
Reverend Itesister ANS acted justly. bai
only 10 cover his raacality in the ~. Aniho'
ny ca~. Of ca,r~ the Republicans will
a,,einp, TO shield him, in al alleged similar
iiy Of the ~. Anthony case with that ID
| Mr. IluasriI.s. But there IA not the lsas,
resemblance in one easr. thc distinction h.
tween Representative and Council Delegates
was absolutely necessary. hut IN the other u
wns mcdle-~ aud absurd.
Mr.. Rus.K,.L, under these circumstances
declined 10 take advantage Of the law, and
refused 10 receive the certificate II elcciio9
pfoiIrrcl him. III. position waS, that u ma
jori,y Il the people IN good faith, but He
Kally. had voted FIR Mr.. SneI.Dos, AMI hr
only was entitled 10 rprrsut them.
i.ey. NJ. snsLnos appeared al the Re
pnblcan meeting" the other day, AMI
claimed n ~at. not on certificate, bnt On
tbe GROUND that b. received majority 81
the votes east. Ihs scnt las bSn awnrisl
To him. ani b. IA now acting in The meeting
What q contrast Nr. ltr~KIis action
pr'en,H. when compared with thai ii ~
cosHs. IlAil toi Michigan no,otiety) AMI
the others. who received certificates Though
the dIshon.siy II certain Registers II lhods
In ooe case WI have display u iha, spirit
which rhauc,esir~ the man Of honor. tn,
gentleman, anil the true Democrat. unirl
every ,,rcuma,anco. but in the eonluci %
The lr,a,bl,cuna VIC l~holJ tina, miacrabI,
cc,titosplue. that disposition To abicl,i them
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In addition to the four ln,gus jelegatrs
nom ~, Anthony, and one from Houston
county. We understand that upon an cNam-
nation of the wturua, Il has tsen discovered
tina, other Registers hss't~ Mcwrs. Ass$
ani McAs have becn playing the rascal,
in onlcr 10 bolster up l'la,k Rcpnhlc1n'sm'
In Mower county, Mr., ARMSTRONG, the
Democratic candidate, hnd majority II
over loo votes over his Republican cppo
neni. yot, the lalhr received the certificate.
and u now acting in the Repablican meet.
Ing
This casc makcs seven pcrsona claiming
10 i.e Jclegaica. nov acting with the Nrpuls
licsns, who have M right To sa,, IN the
Constitutional Convention The fac, stands
oui holdly that the hlaek Republicans
have no, quorum ii lrvally elected ,@'lc-
gnt.a'
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fifth-The Republicans claim to have
ffty-nne members; seven Of this number
hold their sats IN violation OF Law and Of
justice, thus reducing their number below u
quorum, and placing their Coayention in
the position Of mere PARTISAN meeting.
Sixth-The fact is MT susceptible II sue
e'zsful contradiction that the Democrats
have u majority Of the whole number u
Delegates. and that this majority is com
posed Of men legally elected, while the SD
calisi Convention Of the Republicans Is
made up to the required standard by bogus
Delegates men who. IN claiming seats.
show tina, their raseality fully equal their
impudence.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

Mr.. I. j, UnHa,uu was elected to The
Convention from Scot, eoaniy, AMI rsvlN~l
h4 ,,ftiiiya,c, although tbe Register ol
p,Sxh ixa it'morra, this may ~vm strangv,
bat ~, It IS true NJ q, WA olcctcl be
cauy be- pgoi,ySs'i 10 have no sympathy with
ii, Rlark Republicans, in their ultra orin-
ions. he was understood to bc crisssj 10
uy,.t, sai,usv, 10 qualification, AMI o,hpr Pct
ls4.hul schcmte oi the lcA.l,ng nTmbcrs 81
he party. Tie wa clcc,rl by Democratic
votes hy urn whc~c kind, fvliugs II hear,
ran Away with thcir ~fssc 81 political duty.
Mr.. T. !. GALHR,,rt. the other day, cx-
lrvsssd bis n,cu,i,a, a, s"mc iRtar time,
10 Iay sons attcnt,on To this journal Tie
promised tbs meeting Sl.SN'h on the rn'
NrxR ,Np nrSSR,r. thc tex, i god
one W. admit. AMI Suggestive ol national
aHl patriotic sentiments, hu, had not Mr.
GALssAIru hc,tcr take "a a ,c,,, the action
II the ul,rsists with whom he r. now hob
nohbing. wcwoai suggvst
F,ni. The consideration u ,hrV lnl,c,
ment. Tor forgery, nov pon,i,ng in Michigan.
arsinst cue Of rar-on Avs delegates frcm
81. Anthony,
Sos.j. The Houston ocan'y cas-,
TA,ni, Mr.. Rr~siLs sc,iass. eomp~r~l
with that Of SKooss.
Fs,,ta. rhe Sabbath brakius Of thu 10"
pab!cans,
rour heads !. enough lofa good sermon
and y, will refrain, although our supply Is
not exhausted
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-23

iiriag IN Minnesuta a. = iiemo.tatic 4. .
pro.slayeryl STATE. u possible II yoa csnsot
DOT prevent her from coming In Al all, aud We
viii help yon.
The above appeared in the iHts, 81
Thursday, in elaring capitals, IA the ins,ruc
tons sen, out by the administration 10 the
Democratic leaders IN Minnesota We will
mt atop Ia argue the probability Of such
instructions" ever having existed elsewhere
than IN the head Of the 7ms, man, hu, viii
merely call attention in the events following
the arrival Of that Senatorial shriekcr, Tsra'
m,i the Iraling Republican IN the west
in tho Territory Last month, IA the hes,
indication Of thc,lespcrate game of the Hack
Republicans.
THrSarti,, AFTER having ua'lc numeron,
speeh,s. with no other RESULT than All IN
c,eas,si ncmocra,ic majority hc,horRht him
of the no,ahlc scheue carried out b, Parsou
AVIS, and advised lis adoption. The cs'
ample set by the rarAon WIS followed IN
Houston county ani thus, their saun't'l
majority WAS occurred hs the i'ark Rrpuh
licanN
10 uttcr the i.ns,' language the orders
ant ou, by senator rasnt'i werc--
firing IN Minnesota Is Republican t. .
l'inniupl Stat" il possible; ,io no, stop al
auy rascality to accompl,sh I, swindle the
people a. much rs ,sssibhr AMI u YOU Id
mt sacessNl. Scsic ic,m the tpnvrntion."
The events OF ,hc ls,s, week, have shown
how e'o5clt thee liNvtiou' have hsn h'l'
bowed
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\ SrLESDfD ArroiSTxESr.--Col. JACK
HAYS. the great explorer and adventurer,
has been appointed sarveyor-General d
Utah, by Presideu, BvcHASAS. This We
conceive 10 be really the most appropriate
appointment yet made. II the Mormons in
teriere with Col. JACK, " obstruct the per
Torrance Of his official duties We may ex-
pect 10 hear Of a good many Mormon widows
very soon He is one Of that kind
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One of the lies circulated by the opp,si-
t.oD, ia Justification Of their revolutionary
eoafse, y that The Democratic party Is op
f.,ssl 10 the formation Of State Constitu-
ton a more bold and unblushiny IA e.
bsl coald not be uttered. Look at the
facts:
The bill providing for the Assembling OF .
Convention, Ia frame Constitution, was
introduced into the House Of Representa-
tiye., by the Hon. lIEsHY NJ. Rec, the Isem-
ocratic Delegate from Minnesota by his
assIduity and attention, is passage was ~
cured, despite the efforts Il Southern ul,ras
and Northern Black Republicans, 10 defeat
il, by obnoxious amendments. In the Sen
ate. Hon. >. 4. DoUGLAs hal charge OF the
bill. and IN a running debate. occupying two
days, ably defended its provisions, combat.
ted the opposition, and secured its passage
through that body. 1t received the appro-
val Of Democratic President.
IN the last Legislature. Gov. GoRs,S but
Represented the Democratic sentiment Of the
Territory. when he recommended that 10
ca@ the Congress II the nited States failed
10 make provision for the meeting Of thu
Constitutional Convention, that duty should
be- performed by the Legislature.
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1hs i.awir..nsrs Of sh. Li.sL nrpahis'

We have news of further troubles in h an
.as. caused by the AboIitionists about Law
renee. iorcibly resisting the territorial au'
thorties They viii met with M encour-
agrment from Gov. WAtKER. in their treas
enable schemes, but on tbs contrary, viii b.
treated with that decision and determination
which will soon crush on, the spirit Of null
lih,st,on now being manifested.
II is the same with the Black Republicans
every where. Finding their scheme Of ne
gro equality Opposed to the Constitution
anil laws ot the country. they attempt, by
force AMI by state legislation Of IL tr'asona-
bic character, To give efficacy Ia their oil
Qua principles. In Ohio L $ oi'ccrs are
resisted. by Black Republican, olicials' III
carrying out lRiprovisions Ola Constitutional
anI just law; in Massachusetts, aud Wiacon'
sin, the Legislatures have passed laws IN dl-
rect conflict with the Constitution OF the
United States. In Kansas, the Topeka
larer IL about being re-enacted, in order TINT
the scenes OF bloodslle,l anal outrage, which
have distracted the peace and threatened the
safety of the Union, may again bc produced
Even here IN Minnesota, the same spirit
of hwlcsncs- characterlz,s the l!Iacl, oppo
,iiion. We byhold them taking possession
OF thc Capitol on thu Sabbath; claiming
mcn Us rightly elected. whose presence AMI
impudcncr would have shnmel the mueh
abuad first Legislative Assembly Of Nan
saz, and by the aid Of these bogus delegates,
en,lcavorng by further fraud AMI injustice
90 secure the control II the Convention. ---
The Black Republicans say, in ,tkct, the
lsoplc shall not cboose their own servants
aud tina, the minority ,hall rule, when tho
interests Of niggcrism require il,
The people Of Minnesota will robuke this
/ the first development of Black Republican
Ism, in the Territory, and in such decid@
| manner, that even the scoun1rclisIn al rev'%
rend Office holders will not b. able to Pcr
vert their righteous verdict or destroy II,
force. /, uay he necessary to sustain thu
waning fortunes ofihc Blacks, that the Nan
sns drama should he pro,inced in Minnesota
with the same east Of players--politica
priests fanatics and rotten politicians -bu
W. tell thes. gentlemen the result will h
different from what they anticipate. L
may be tragical, bu, We incline To the opn
ION It will lie farcical IN the exinmc, cover
ing the performers with well deserved ridi
eulr and contempt.
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trac, from that lourna'

Tns SrrS FklS,tS NI>NeSrA This
noble ysssl. with thu lion. NuiiAs II
Rsrp. oar Miaistrr 10 china. 90 hoard. sal
cl fron Hampton Roads 90 Thursday last
PURSE c,Lvs e. EsIRl weEt odi "a tie
dip to Join the lsvan,. her late purser hav
ing rp,nrncl 20 the UuitNl States IN bad
hesl,h The passugcrs 20 boari the Mn
u,So,a. bessi.s the Minister, s.v VI. MINI
srsr. SECRETARY of isyalIoo NJ RkFD :
too ems. AMI ur. FosHEs, sho ar attach.
II ,o The Legation.
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MONDAY. July 20, 1857,

MONDAY. July 20, 1857.
Al halfpast two O'Clock the President
called the Convention 10 orler
On motion Of Mr.. BECKER the reading
Of the Journal was dispensed with
On the suggestion Of Mr.. Been Err that
with their best endeavors the mechanics ha.!
no, been able to get the room in order, but
that it would be in readiness tomorrow
the Convention adjourned until tomorrow
at O'Clock, \. N.
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Tho Paragraphs Accounts of the Pros's'i-
tags of tn. Constitutional Con, sntion.

IL IL notorious fact. that the Telegraph
in the West especially, Is IN the possession
| of the appositicn and tina, during the past
three Years. i, has been us'Sl by them with
great effect, in giving an extensive Publicity
Ia falsehoak and ISLANDERS Of the most aggr.
waiting character. IN rvfercnee Ia the Demo
cratic party. In support Ut this state
ment. Ne n~d only refer to the lying Dies
,atrh,- sst,ersl broadcast over the hand
on thu eve of every lmlortan, election, pre-
,cading ~ uarrats the condition Of affairs N
X ansas. More than onc cl,rlioa has BEEN
los, To the i'cm~racy by tbs lshnrsiy OF
Telegraph oIrra,or-
X ans,s having ls,u chhansts,l A. tiekl
ior the manufacture ct political capita!. thc
attention # these telegraph news monger-
has ,sS'u ,hrrtsi ,o M,nncsota unl We find
IN The Eastern papers, the mcs, nnjGs, state
mn,s in rtcrnce 10 the pr'ssS,lioRs II th'
Constitutional Cony,ntiah Gar is'mS ratio
contemporaries in the east, IN giving pub
h,l,y ,o th,.a, statements, slsoahi H. ggsisi
nv the following facts
First The Republicans, in rursaance Of
A determination arrived al in caucus, took
y..ss,ssioa of the capitol. IN ~r>p,, Nrarr.
while the I'emrratic uRmts'rs wsre at tls,s,r
houss
Scroal-At IL VI. en Mcn.lay, til. Goa
ycnticn was calhj Ia oc.er by the S.crs
,ary Of the vcrri,oSy anl the Acting Gov
ernor. BE-. a, the same time. ts,ng legally.
rhctsS! n.,r,her IT the ,',nventlon. \ mo
,ion v,s uaie 10 alInru until Z. VI next,
dsy ard the motion being put AZ voted
"a bs a qa rum Il the Convention. hmo
cra,s ,nd Republicans ard 'leyiarNi carrsj
Ne division was caliesl foe. ard tbs tonycn
tan acc,nliagly aljoaru~i.
rhirl-Aftcr ,hts siioarumeut hal een
Sxally carrs,l anal e, dc'lar~i in aeori-
aace With Parliamentary custom iac f'acS-
Republicans orgAaissi bat siiAon' gIe
rum Of lsy~ily elsc,~l lArsy~iss
fwrsh--lhc MEMORIALS have esec'sd "a
,Ac Ccuvrn,hu scysIs l'csya'es al Il
wAosa ~eS kcA,ly clsr,~l, bat "a, 81 The
haxAiss csias 10 The u.~,aliiy a eertaia
Registers u lseis. ~,r cfs-Ni cer,ifca,cs.
IN oclSr ~ piaS ls oeyaEisA;loa n The
pcwe, ~ the Rasts.
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The ,asrntor q the ra,en' m'Isl.ic boria
ras was the first Ia occupy co. ct ,hsm
And nv Mr. SAINT II Cincinnati ~ho pa
ius, pa,rn,rd th. 'errsSu'is coc.n. has b.'ey
The ars, 10 b. hariNl in tbs AriE'le. Tbs
cniDcslpcr y s'TnaS.ah
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Much apprehension Is felt among the
tea drinkers. les, the Chinese. who hate all
foreigners, and who at present have especial
cause 10 hate the English, for their unjust
aggrcssions, should poison all the tea and
other articles Of Injury for which the world
IL dependent on them, IL ia known that
the administration Of poison - their favor
lie mode OF ei1cctiug their revenge. |. ia
also known that they have already tried IN
tina, manner 10 wrcsk their revenge IN the
English (ncln,iing all foreigners since the
breaking cot Of hostili,ics between them
and the English While i, is almost ira
tioual to suppose that any na'icn--'he Chi
ncse cyen--howeyer insulted, injured, oTe
pressed, by any other nation, would run the
risk u running il commerce forever, by
poisoning Nil its exports, which are boagh,
by all the ciyiiizel nations Of the earth, Just
TO rcycnge wrong committed by one ma
lNDt wv a'ihi'fihANh'
when corning from such distinguished
source rs the London Times, should not
lightly be passed. over We therefor. give.
for what il Is worth. the following short eN'
trac, from that Journal
"ls there any body sn foolish ~ 10 suppose
that the chinese viii not poison every box or
cbes, 81 tea. preserved ginger, svcstmeat-.
chow.chow. msrmslsdr, et any thing e'.s taai
b. exported from hlBa. for the use II foreign.
ers' We belicve honestly and truly thai the
destruction VI human lfe m this country and
N America from the Use II poisoned tea viii
10 IN. most fearful calamity ,hat has ewes Sts
i.i;sd the too countries IA This century. II
will kll more people IN kHslsnd than we're
knled In the Trlm.s IL viii destroy more ha
man life in IN. United states than our wars,
the yellow fever or the cholera, People cen
unnc 20 drtuk tea. and think there = 90 danger
twill be tatal mistake. Nat antii the az
goes ~ tea now on their way TO American ports
ar. landed Those wha dream that ne shall
escape poisoned tea, bad better preserve the
extract. nom the f,y,ss. We have no doaht
thai cur warning arflces about tea WI save
thousands II live. Ia ihis coantry Wsw~h 81
wogid take the warning IN time
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