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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

ptasN "0sWccu soC uesSS Suu bway "a sSto0
ger.
" Does not . young lady, teacher Of tbs
piano, live here !" asked the latter.
{ No madam" Julictta replied.
II must be here, certainly, M, dear
had the exact direction 10 this house Civ.
en- me. She may be boArder, whom 20,
DO not know, my little one.r
In tue whole house there 10 no one bu,
my grandpa, who i blind answered JUL
eta, in the impatient tone Of Q little cir
who liked not her word to b doubted, sand
Adelia, my oldest sister, aud Narianna, tn
cook, and her husband, the garslencr, and
my little sister Mary, and the dor, and
and no one else. But som<simss Q youna
lady comes here who teaches tAe piano, and
perhaps she 10 the one you wish 70 see ;
II wish to see Niss Adslia Sc. Andrea
who teaches the piano IN the hmily O.
81 never tell 6bs, ma'an !" said Julistta
,mpatisutly interrupting her; tiny sistsl
Adclia y not teacher Of the piano. Don'l
you think ! ought u know Z"
" Does the Baron ST. Andres live here y
asked young man stopping also At the bal
open gate.
aYcs, SIR
Then, certainly the young lady Cor whoa
you are inqniFing lives here, madam" b,
said 70 the young lady Who IVES qucstiooin1
Julietta and, doubtlea, tko Baron 81. An
dres, whom eek, Il Asr grandfather"
Ard 20 ths sstsase surprise, and even IN
Ger q Julistta, who still insisssd that he,
SISTER was mt tsachsr a munic, the younl
man made biz way to the piasaa, approach
ed the blind grandhthss, and Glssr hasi1l
assugsd hmss6 thAs Z was The Daron 81
Andres, nid:
"Dsroa, ] have tn pleasure a announeial
to you that your psalaoa = rsseoesd.r
Sir, sir, you 0nst ense.iuly. hnse nivta
ken NJ tw ssae 90 elsc,s ~ lnrua -
! swsssd, - nE1siss alnsie asggsee = Il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-02

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
RFvELATION Of the TERRIBLE DEATH SECRET
of,be MURDER OF DR.. HARVEY BURDELL!
THE NETWORK MERCURY

THE AWFUL MYSTERY EXPLAINED =
INVITATION Of the TERRIBLE DEATH SECRET
9th. Murder Of DR. HARVEY BURDELL!!
THE NETWORK MERCURY
for ,bi, week which will be ready early Tomorrow Morning
vii contain solution of this dread problem embodied
Story from the pen the most celebrated omancer Of Amer
'c' en'''ie0" 1.-THE BOND OF BLOOD
TIE DEATH SECRET"
b,. Great local tragedy which caused such universal
element through the county ana which ma, been the SUB
et Of speculation with not only the people bnt
The mr. remained shrouded in the deepest and appa
r,p,y most mpenetsbe mystery up to the present time Now
the yail be lifted, and the whole tale told from
the time when its blood drenched con-
.ummatiop was accomplished The world is to be shown
the cause Of that shful but almost ustiable deed-tne
,y,ons. and ,uerine long borne and deep which strength
The heart and nerved the OF the AVENGER 10 the
fulhllment Of his deadly purpose.
rd youptuous temptation extAvasant profsacy aud deep
onsuracy will b. delineated by mastery hand IN glowing
vet truthful colors The true character OF NewYorx society
viii be exposed-ts wounds probed-s fostering corruption
laid bare held TO the gaze OF startled public tna ne
innocent and unwsry may and avoid the ts and pitfalls
which surround them and which swallow up thousands Oh the
tbouehtless vicious every year
"a Vice is 9 monster Of such hideous mien
That to be hated, needs but TO be seem"
and this will thus fulfill and lofty moral purpose
Asan il will the last al Of oboquy which has been
Gas, upon an innocent family and restore its honorable
which stain Of blood has dny arnhed In spite OF ali tne
decisions Of legality aud justice. As all the characters VINO
figure in r,,r ,oyn op n,non
are drawn from nature the public may expect to recognize
them who stand high in society and VINO are
s,srded of the foul deeds which this revelation
shows guilty Of There many villains AT heaFt VINO
will trenbe with fear aud horror at the marx OF Gam ns UNI
erringy stamped upon their brows Those VINO NOV tne
will fail rely upon the correctness Of these
vey news office in United States from Maine to CaOr-
mia Price FOUR CENTS.
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New Publications.
MARIE and SING L E WOMANs
wi MEDICAL COMPANIONS;
Showing the
WHOLE ORIGIN
and
MYSTERY OF LIFE.
With
PHYSICAL view OF
MAN N ID w U N

II
s T T + o A N " :
By GEORGE WATHRHoUsE, NJ d. Royal Professor oil anato
IND y.;ooey London With additions by Henry Gold
thw ate LII d., Philadelphia - ., .u,
highly interest ing and important topics;
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Beauty and manly Power - c,, .er,r,, =, .
upop Health and Mental Capacity ~ .
ouences and mean Of Relief - -
THE ANCIENT CONGRESS OF JUDGES on Sexual
Adaptation-A singular phase in Human History.
s. BARRENNESS and STERlLlTY-the inielcities winch
thew cause; the means Of Cure pointed out. 49,
g. THE MARRIAGE STATE-the perfection OF its Joys
the source Of its Sor0ws - .
T. SINGULAR NATIONAL CUSTOMS concerning Court
ship Btrothal and Marriage. - $1,000 ,,. IN,
8. INFLUENCE OF MARRIAGE UPON HABITS W
LIFE Thought, Health and Worldly Prosperity.
O. MANLY POWER-its Origin, Functions, Causes oil In
Jury and Means of Preservation. $4,000 .
10 FEMALE FUNCTIONS and HABILITIES-Csuses Of
Happiness and Misery -.. ,,,,,,on
ii PUBERTY and CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOP
MFNTS-Cause which Retard or Promote II. .
1t work which all persons old or young male or female
mari, ought read account OF the rare aud vsu
able knowledge which 1t contains and the useful hints which
gives for increasing the Fece and avoiding henfelicitieso
Married Life. ~ - --.n,nc,. ~ n,
way NewYork will receive copy by return mall postage
liberal discount made 20 the trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
Tho lac of Fartna in it's Most HeRlthful Form.
The Mnkina of Fana and the peculiar process by which

The Use Of Farina in 70. Most MenInai F s1siss
wSs. S F.ps AND se psGss p, py o~ 10
The superior quality his CRACKERS hs. already c,s.ed
them to become widely known and they are now IN eteh
Their remarkable excellence and great popularity have az
ract.d the attention Of those manufacturing
OF Crackers and many of these persons buy
Frs order to supply their customers with raha 'scA
One or two individuals however been offering the ordi
nary kind they make under the name OF fana Crackc
and have succeeded In selling them small extent
selling such cIssheIs ,o E:na ha, tsHdsSc q IN
Errors of this character however, usually corrected on
ShRIS% CRACKERS ARE MADE ONLY BY MR.. WING
They not made by Others tee process
scientific and great care necessary In passing
the grain th ugh the different and work the
rial successfully is serious impeachment to others
in th. particular branch or hind Of material and the critical
knowledge indispensable in RTGsMHSSs CRAcRER
cannot accomplished without consummate skill and the
necessary to cary IT out. and .ooa ;,d.msr,
be carried extensively in order to MAKE success
The objects to be attained b, Mr. WING to produce
superior article price suitable for all classes For this he
has sbored long and subjected himself to an adequate Outlay
The p1een. therefore the part Of one else th., they
make FARINA CRACKERS 10 simply device resoited TO IN
the hope Of selling of article than they otherwse would
do If offered under the proper name 49,, -,
reduction in the cost Of material WING has continued for
time the present low price for m. eseI
in the City q s Ta IN ssss
Impossible realize profit at the present price
s 10 certain extent true while Wheat continues az tne
advanced pr;ce but Mr. WINGS object 10 to place ms
ICKFRS In the that will enable all persons
to use them freely and not advance the price, unless
r.nty. .Cvrpc ,,,h
ba commendstory remarks of Parents Teachers and Phy..
clans as well as many persons 10 various positions in life
whose powers less weakened BY sedentaIy
habits or strong proof Of the heathu and ben
sfcal result which have attended their USE
Their great noushng properties and the ease with whic
the food well established and
III. be- testing them donbt of this fact VIZ that the
same wight of WINGS CRACKERS will make good
blood and act kindly upon the delicate texture Of the
than anything ee introduced In this or any
other form Of bread. ,,,,,,c $780,, -
All true Fana Crackers have the name WING stamped on
them and those wishing to buy should ask for WINGS
They be had at retail of the best Family Grocers gen.
eiany' 'N' ~ "A'''''' 4. N THOMPSON Co,
aoi "A Enlfo NeNu.Y 0YI
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A. N. THOMfSON a. Cov
Nos. s2l and 2l3 Fulton.st., New. York.

Iptcresting to the Public. STORATiON 81
SIGHT by OLD AGEThe undersigned having had ms
sight stored Ia of instructions received from Prof.
BIonson ofh city, and having added experiment prsc
feels it his duty offer his services the public for the
and Of the Los. Sight BY od ase Inc
that after having other remedies without success the
treatment the most safe and eect9ai that
ever has vet been employ No medicine is required Per
sons with eyes will not be treated Fee for the
course of Instructions which viii be completed In four les
W. dA1WAhD, Ocuiist, Vo y Deian0sy'os'
Office hours from to 10 a. and from 8 tot p H.
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A valuable Health Journal for every family.
THE MATER-C JOURNAL.
Devoted to Physiology Hydopathy and the Laws of Life
and Heab With Enravines illustrating the Human System.
I, guide health and longevity and should be
in every family The Tribune says:
"Ths JOURNAL is bold earnest and enhusiasticwrtten
With the real and energy that nothing but sincere conviction can
i.,pre In its whole and spirit presents noble con
tTs to the ndecson and technical pIatte O. many
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n overwhelming sufficient to sarte the old med
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Single copy year ST. Now is the time to subscribe. Al
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new volume just commenced
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| I,REE EXCURSION TO NEWBURGH-

TREE EXCURSION TO NEWBURGH-.
II WEDNESDAY July Is 1857 to all vino buy 81 worth OF
soods at the MECHANICS SHIRT STORE. To oil sthsfs
80 c,nts Tickets BE- had the Mechanic Shirt store NO
900 Grand.st The steamer SANTA CLAUS and BAhGES
will leave Broome. at, East River, at y a. M precisely.
Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
II HOUSE LONG BRANCH, PORT WASHINGTON,
MIDDLETOWN AND RED BANk-The new aud elegant
ALICE PRICE, John Borden, Commander VIII run
as follows from Robinsonst. r.: p
~ Nnn n
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$SOOOaTsosRs sAlES%s Si s me Sss:
FISH and PROVISION STORES the North River side DO.
ing cash and profitable business the present
business this offers Inducements not met with In lifetime.
All commune atoms confidential Address Box No 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
GRAND EXCURSION to FORT HAMILTON:

" Fare II oeLk-Tbe STATEN ISLAND FEkhf
BOATS South Ferry leaving at and 10 a. y m
HAMILTON FERRY stsi lti a. M iai. y ~ stP%, II,
M "a 81 81 o. M connecting Ia all her trips with the Staten
Island boats }or NewYok Stages at Fort Hamilton Tor
Hamilton foI isbipE sailing ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

CLERK WANTED.--An experienced SALES.
" MAN land none other need appy) wanted in the Book
store Of ROE LOCKWOOD K S0N, No. All broadway.
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DOOKKEEPERs SITUATION wanted by a
ID married steady habits and well recommended for
ability integrity, &c Inquire Of or address j. r. COPCUTT
No Wanhingtor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
pleasure Excursions.

NALEDONIAN SOCIAL UNION, No. VIII
" hold their ninth annual excursion on WEDNESDAY
Jnly 18th at st. Romans Well Flushing The Steamboat
OsCEOLA has been chartered for the OCCASION and w leave
the foot Noh More at o'clock AnoSs 7li SpHngs.
7I BToome st. 8; South Third ST., Wllamsbush, 81 Twenty
6b s3 An Band have been engaged for the oeca
non: Tickets 80 cents be- had at No % Kingst any
reber OF the Unon the different Landings the
morning Of the Excursion j. l.. ~ ChArI 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

EMPLOYERS can now secure good and Oblglng
lL FEMALE SERVANTS, at the NEW INSTITUTE and
FAMILY REGISTRY, No. 1873 llthst cor 6th:av where
that Ladies' and Families
visit with satisfaction select this day all the help needed
of best kind Call and The Institute is under the
iutepdence of a lady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

GIRLS! DO YOU EXPECT to EVER GET
MARRIED.
We rave something say this weeks LFE ILLUSTRATED
about the Language Of Dvs" Nothing TO Wear, with nume
OBS illustrations and PEACOCK You should
read YOUNG MAN, don't be Bachelor! What
Young Men may become; Seren Children at Birth Col
Benton on Bread Summer Complaints and their Treatment
NEW IDEAS OR ISMS.-Our notions on this subject may
be found in this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED, now ready
We have also something say about Spiritual Phenomena
Gold Not Giving Out; Real Beneactos; The True Road TO
Happiness; Something about Mgroy; New Style Of Hat
THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE; RAPIDS FALLS OF
MONTMORENCI AND CITY OF QUEBEC-ilns,rated
More about the Mormons FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK LIFE
The Immigrant Boarding Houses The Western Pbysiognomy
In LIFE Observation-Disclosures Oh TlMBEhi
National Agricultural Society Trial Of Reapers Mowers &c
The Land Association; Lamp Oil on Fruit Trees.
FuXNEy RAT TRAP and all sorts Of information on topics OF
general interest both and Of the city, together with Re-
views Of New Books Notes and 9qsTte. and new NvES
For sale Broadway and by all Newsdeaers at cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

GENT or CLERK wanted in Publishing
N Office satisfactory recommendations in
gard honesty and industry Apply at No. l6 Beekman-st
third. ,toYy,
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CEyEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BOND De

~ VII Be psued By the Controller IN sums NOT
,sysbe from siI months year. nay o dssreS
fte money ussy be deposited with A " SICoi - s.
SsOe sas Lssss EslS. L.ysssst 9sSs ss,s " Sss~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
gtationerp anS fang GOODS.
90 farmers amo Others.

TOR SALE-The thoroughbred Bull VICTOR,
Il the second Kkevngton the second dam Estervi
the eighth caved LIST January 1854 with full and perfect ped
gree large and good order with vigorous constitution
color red and said by competent judges TO be one OF the
finest animals in the country Tds BULL OF me ceeostea
Bates blood. Address Il. 9. c., Tribune Office, N. Y
TOR SALE-On of Prentice & Pages GRlST
IL MILLS 80 inch stone, with large Driving Drum wv I'LL be
sold low ii applied for at No 259 Washington st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

A GRADUATE of Jefferson College, Pa, who
has had two Years experience in teaching desires STU
ALTON in an Academy High School. Address stating
terms c. M Port Matilda, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

"Old Wine in New Bottles"
DOCKS to r Z A ID this SUMNER
ID The New Edition Of
CAPTAIN MARRYAT'S NOVELS
IL Now Ready. as follows:
prTrR sIMPIE JACOB FAITHFUL,
TIE KINGS OWN PACHA OF MANY TAILS,
MIDSHIPMAN EASY, yAPH.T, ,o,. arm
NJ W. ON FORSTFR THE POACHER,
THE NAVAL OFFICER, PERClNAL MEME"
" Each Volume sold separate for 81.
"The admirable Novels Of Capt Mayst are nearly ont OF
print editions hitherto published nave been very lying
10 tb. eyes We therefore hail with ceght an elegant new
edition. printed with large clear type stout white paper
There are s twelve volt and each one WIN contain
neat steel For ahfa pictures OF human nature
for genuine humor and admirable illustrations OF nautical NE
there are no better Novels than thu Of Capt MarryS
' IPhladelphia Evening Bulletin.
People do easily weary of the genial and humorous snd
the nanred doery and ary fun Of these lively volumes
will ob.sn them their due share Of attention In the long
summer days which approaching from those VINO are
already familiar with their mers Boston DAILY Jouhs ho
many hampers OF those going TO snun he
breath Of the side or quietly mountains
and meadows will be heavier for containing them O.
"N- IN. Independent.
For sale the Bookstores Sent b nail postpaid on re-
No ll9 Nssssu st., New YORK.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--On the line Of
~ the New Haven Railroad and as near the w,teI as posi-
bic for family and four children aged
from - Address H. Box No II New.York Post Once.
stating location, terms &C.
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Wants.

WANTED-By respectable Woman, situation
w as good COOK Is an excellent Washer and lronef ana
to light about the house Has no objection to 60 IN the
country The be given Apply at No III
East st between I'd and Sdays Can be for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

"ANTED-FOur Girls to travel to Europe an(
w California: 2Clerks Conductors Frsmen, Baggage
men Porters aud Boys TO learn trades Apply
GILLEN Co., No. East Broadway.
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Gunner Retreats.

A COMPLETE SUMNER HOUSE--Above
"A the Highlands scenery magnificent rooms unsurpassed.
and adapted families excellent; vegetables
raised not bought fruits Of all kinds abundant Terms mode
rate For particulars Interview aud circular inquire 1t No. s
Broadway from to o'clock
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-23
Thomas shLrrJ
Thomas sharp fIIenry King.
SALEM IRON-WORKS,,
Salem, CClumbiana County, Ohio,
Sharp & tiinu,

Manufacturers of Improved Steam Engines for alt
purposes; Steam Boilers OF every description ALL
kinds of Mill Gearing; Iron planners Eagine
La'hes; Upright Drills; Gear.cutting Machines,
&c, &c.
ocar-cutt'ng doro to order on New and I'm
proved principles.
We Mantactnre Superior Engines" and Ma
ehihery Tor Saw-Niiils, with which ordinary hands,
can cut more Lumber, with less expense for oner.
kind Of Mills.
Particular attention given to the constructions
OF Machinery for Fl0urins Mills--both Steam ind
Water.
We have provided ourselves with a Gear.euttina
Machine, which enables us to cnt gearing ca fees
IN diametHr--and under,--and 10 inch face,-4a1d
under--also to Gil core wheels aud dress The teetf,
with the same machine, which insures accuracy and
uniformity in the teeth. Dressing Gags in this
way Is less expensive and more accurate than
DONG 1t by hand. We will warrant our gearing
to run almost as still and smooth as belts. 4
good assortment Of Gum Betting, always on hand
ut the lowest prices.
ne Cash paid for old Iron, Copper and Brass.
March %, 1857 Ivy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-23
J. NJ MILAN,

Dealerii Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, &c, &C.,
Main 81, Salem, Ohio, has just received all kinds
OF Medical, Classical, Scientific, PoeticAl, Miss eel.
laneouS, Juvenile and School Books.
Blank books, MemorNndums, Pass books, Pc iket
books, Prrtmonies, Portfolios, Purses, Pen ills,
States. Writing Ink, Copying, lndcilible, and Rcd,
Inks; lnkstanGs, Liquid Gum, Steel Pens, Pocket
Maps, Diaries, DC, &c.
All kinds and best qualities Of Foolscn?; Letter;
Bath Post, Comm rciai, Note, Fattcy Note, Bill
cap, and Drawing Papers. Bristol Boards, Marble
Board, and Paste Boards. Envelops plain and
fancy in great variety. Visiting and Reward
Water colors and Artists materials. Nate.
rails for Artificial flowers &C.. &c.
a large stock of Dawson, Warren & IIydes cele-
hrated GOLD PENS, that give such universal
satisfaction, every one warranted. Music Books,
Wholesale or retail. Dealers supplied with
Books and Stationary at Wholesale. Wall
Paper in great variety.
BGD" CASH PAID FOR RAGS.
j. M'MILLAN.
Salem, 0. Nov. Sth. 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-23

FuyNv Mtsr.rr-A Or.rrp ar .Ntoors'l
Snow Al Bnfnl, nm TuesIay Evopi,g lion
Henry Milsnn. 4. \ ssrot,, e., Mossorh,.ptts
was announced 10 jee,urs ut Amsr;san IInll inv
mistake instead cf Krcmlio Hail befnre the anti
slavery peutle. Nesro h~iinstrels were terfurmin,
ut American Hail, and their uouulnri,, and that
of Mr.. Wilson combined to back tie house. The
Republic says the mistake was not discovered un.
til the Opening chorus when many prominent
lecture On Labor shat they were voluntarily at.
tending u negro pe~rformance.' Their misfortune
did not end here, tor the hall was so crowded it
was impossible to recede. O0e Old Quaker who,
with his broad brim sauntered slowly !" and took
q prominent seat, appeared to be terribly scan
dalized when he first discovered tie awful mis-.
take lo had made, but he had no time to repent OF
IT. Tor before he could make an effort to depart
.ue pro"o prlm was qulNeflnE' anu III slues snaN
and burlesques ho was witnessing.
j. {. Underwood states that the ancient arts
tocracy" OF Virginia tthe slaveholdersj are alarm
cd at the prospect of u change in the basis Of rep.
rcseotation ih the Senate. The House Of Dele
gates is chosen upon the free white basis" but
Ia hxins the representation in the Senate the
Stdres are counted equally with the whites. The
effect CT this is to give the slave-brceders of Eas-
tern Virginia, who are a minority Of the white
IL provision Of the Constitution of 1852. the ques.
ton OF putting the Senate also upon the white
basis is TO be submitted 70 q direct vote oil the
people. the majority Of whom reside west of Blue
Ridge and are known to he in favor Of the meas
ure. The shareholders are in q state OF trepi-
Gution lest when the change takes place, there
should he IAN resurrection Of poor whites at the
polls, demanding education for their children at
the public expense, and a perfect equality Of taxes
md Of all the burdens Of government"