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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

The sbenJOAment of ssils IN q - -, sab q.
NJ hcErve, wost materially fro,not. sas.. ~
movement or diminished s.4s.. 81 ys.s,i ~ ~
w'sther. vii save dead or r.f = s,irs ys;yh. = -
simplicity and eriuo'ny q r. - ciion ssd ~
greater peel IN smooth water sss ,ls,,,n,,,, ~ on.
.a rough vaisf, as vel a. DIMINISHED fFc
moving power ~ al speeds, in al wate- ans -
shortening tie AYERS re time u skis, sss .ssSS
The vessel : sixteen fee, broad bri lsl he, 50
FYTEcrs or LIGHTING ar sy, -
To schooucr Sarah BuTtou, u Plyuou,h IL,
which arrived Il Salem on Ile..ay .oaa Pas -s~s
some very remarkable occurr-n' e. N - n
Sertcuher n e. n at 20 e. l.-. CO. -, 7, q
n severe pupest, ana WIS ,-rick by s0e,,;.,se~
fiues-tVirc On the foTeus.- uaa., an ~. - nc
and ,u,e N ,he pbbOomai. a. tle sisor - =, -s<
lcur. The hgst TINE Tie au.d s'r-ck M f,r .1 al
burning and shiveurc II, and .f hr--i,. - y1-.<
badly: then. passing down, ii tor br,e .sSgs
the lorcluGst aeGd, and splitting Zoe an. Ser rt
the oaken trestle-irces run upfer rv., - We
gfrr also cutting IF the sTr.r..s.sr '-rt ~ 20 ~
i badly narrci the whole icr-f - !. rc'l.s
bolt struck around the ior,uss; hes8 - ~
rcndiie bi,c cks and Rigging tasn. 49,. ~
tlc lain bslayt fhii te sesSce All r,,,.'ss
cutting every hank from Tic ib sr ts.r,r :,
many places il burned the lnf -ut. ro.s, "a, -,
sails then s,race urder the boa I'm, a. on on iSe
rigging and covering, passed avsh toe
,ui.r,d the stem. Tie last time ia strrtk a1'
mast below The cross-'rets ear The nsst
ard split Il through the cent ?. threw NJ Cos 80
Iss D. deck seven feet IN len a. SId itensHy 70
tie deck With chained pieces Of wood aal CO.
tl,n passed down Tie mast lHuius l.. - !.
through the main boom cutting tle hooo, N,s.
r7irsail ard srhiinc the blcck m The eriofA,h.s.
Iae last shock VAS TIE heaviest the v-xl ;.
pesfod To be wrapped in flames, ana she rs6,asr
aid shook az though she had siuok a rock. -
d,atey tried tie pumps and found She made 10 w,..
All hands were nore or less affected bet M an. -.
ouslv hurt ON examining the maal topmas, ,os,ss
broken ofi M the ZAP. The ma.nmssi was tTose. ~
near tie cIoss-trecs that IL was impossibet0fA
Tie fvirc uh-hD0m was struck ant spi,. "a ~
outer end ,hiyercd In pieces Mauy of the M.S. A.
sl't in ieces Tire staIboani pump was s;r,ies y,
the upper box split that the pump wousi ~, .,,s
Tie lightning turned between the boxes. All ~
through The pump into tie cargo. Both punps ~,
plugged. The vessel had no hghtnng-rof
l>alen Rs sist, -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
Conspiracy to Dethrone the Sultan
oRrAr CALAMITY AT SHEFFIELD.
xrvrRAL PERSONS CRUSHED TO DEATH
pr;ore~ Wins the Yorkshire Handicap

The .erew-stesmship City Of Washington CaPt.
p.,,;, which sailed from Liverpool at about ii O'Clock
an the mornrg of September IS, arrived here AZ
\. H. Yesterday, bringing passengers and the United
States mali.
The steamship Arabia, from New-York, arrived out
nj Liverpool at O'Clock the afternoon Of SATURDAY
the llth September.
The Saxonia arrived a, Southampton on the li'h
The steamship Prince Albert, Capt. Waters, from
Galway at midnight OF the 18th inst, arrived off Hall
fax hirbor at 10 O'Clock Saturday mgi, ala reH;hed
her dock at 9 o'clock Sunday morning.
She reports having net with succession OF heavy
psks for the first few days Of her pas age. On the
l7b broke two Of the hanges q her screw and pro-
ceeded under canvas the remainder OF the voyage.
ON the 22d encountered terrific Hurricane, but sus-
lained no damage except the loss of sails and bic
boat. On the I7th passed the Bremen ship johannes,
bound east 18th, passed steamship with two masis
and two tunnels bound east doubtless tie North star.
The shpment of the shore end Of the Atlantic Ieie-
prspl Gable was in progress board the steamer
Rlloo st Plvmouth As the cuubrous nature oi tine
estl neces.itated caution in the work Of slowing, 1t
~ M, exrected 70 be all on board before the night O
the 10Th when the Bilboa would proceed TO the
Thames. The shares were steadily maintained at
about ESQ.
The French and English treaties with China had
been received.
The X. NJ. steamship Arabia, from New-lork, ar-
rived at Liverpool on the llth.
The British Government has just renewed the con-
tract with the Pacific Steam Navigation Company Of
Liverpool for the period Of six year, for the convey
ance of the semi-montly mails along tie west coast
Of South America, from Panama 30 Valparaiso.
The Literary Gazette says there is wel-groundei
hope that Canada will next Summer be waited by some
prominent member Of the Royal family, if not by the
Queen and Prince COnsOrt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
TURKEY.

Letters from Corsisrunoplo state that conspiracy
existed there 10 ret nd Of the present Sultan and To
replace him by his brother Abdul Aziz H. i further
stated that the conspiracy had gone so far that the
majority ot the foreign ambassadors a Constantnore
had thought proper 10 inform certain leading persons
in the plot that ii Abdul Aliz came to the throne by
violent means be would noi be recognized by The Ei-
rOpe6n powers.
Turkey and Persia IRE said 10 have been on the
brink of a complete rupture.
Vienna journals state that the Turkish Govern.
ment has announced officially IN Bosnia and Herzeeoo-
uia that the levyinC of the tithes shall henceor,h b
left 10 the cOmmuues Bv this concession one of the
PRINCIPAL grievances of the Christian, is removed
The Turkish Government has nominated a Commits.
sion 10 inspect the fortified places Of the Russo
horuer, aud To supenntend their repair. SEm Pasba
pres0es over the commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

CP 70 late hour on Saturday night the electrician
h"u o'Vhnablc To discover the precise locality where
the mteIiption of the electric current takes place
In the letr written by Mr.. WhehOusc the late clsc-
tncian OF Z Company, that gentleman holds out the
hoI 1iat 4 damage which has taken place would be
foud - bVut at short distance from tine shore an
could be efy repaired by the substitution OF the
.argtr eGbiNuiended for the shore end OF the tcc-
siaPh. Ah'sheavy portion Of the cabc, weighing
about siA tUnto the mile, or rather more than six
tines tte went of the lue which has already been
jSiG, Is al pres, lying at keyham IL Was not taken
on oo"ld Tie Aememnon, for 50 improbable seemed
~ ch"heo % Unsuccessful subncrgerce "a The cable,
Ihai II was not DENIED Necessary 20 send the shore
end 10 N' alta utl the result of the second attempt
"SN' isS'.ee. soon as the commune atiou had
."""sA CO. "eers We're sent for the shipment Of
~ spoI' oA,i' asa he bilboa steamer WAS sent TO
hyLaui I" TAKE = round 20 Nalenta. While en-
S"seu !" putting thS cable on board q message was
Unexpectedly received 20 discontinue the process
and leave It stl al levlsia. This MESSAGE wac
" understand, i0Twarla frlm Naeuta a. Il was
t%utd by thc tlecircG! tests which were applied
u@t tlle interruption OF the communication was
-" Allht sch distance q the shore wonli admit
me ia0t beng renecei lv the substitution " the
-n1fe! eao'c Lac shore END 0f the ,ee. aph is that
~io1 : mos exposed TO tse action OF the sea and
~ ~ NPc,' 20 h.l'h tte gesest fears were enter
tsneS oy Tie public but tu,ps our that this portion
- Perecl, Hgo that The defective ps,, is al point
much iuieI distant from the ai D. To mapv persons
i WI appear impossible, byary meCsapicai or other
scientific arrangement to ascertain the $50. Al which
b. continuity oi al electric cerrcrt NAV ces,e II is
ihicut enough % conceive the praccabily Of trans
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
SPAIN.

Reports of the discovery Of new republican con-
spracy al Malaga were current
The Bank of Naladold had raised its rate Of de-
count to s pei cent.
Tie Queen and Royal family had reached COrUnna,
and were received with great enthusiasm.
Private Gdyices from Madrid say thG- the public
mind not tranquil there, and there talk OF an
armed outbreak but ~ what party Is not stated 1t
is argued that such an occurrence would probably be
tie best thing that could happen to strengthen Dom
nells position.
The Spanish Government nterds to adopt rifed
muskcts IN the army
Ii is stated that the Spanish expedition agains, Mo
rocco, to embark at FerTol, is to be commanded by
Gen. Prim.
Captain General Dulce recommends, it is said, the
raising Of the state ol siege III Catalonia which, with
slort intervals, has lasted upward Of twenty years
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IexpoS NoVrY MsRSET.-Th- English iInds had
been tru Con.a.s lsi yag,ed = - ss tor M.1ef ana
o1r.. II iortu an weeks h- Bullion ;as Baus e
Elra.t . W again have STAINED ~ point nsd MARI
~ WIS n. frhe. attained .o prod ~ i've yea-s
M~s.rs Hanns broLrrs c. naf hrel appointed fns1ra
ae.f. 70 H. Govern reut q A-xco a-d considering
c1p.rieucy q sccsTtIus IL p1eT.
ff- Dis, can't market wa steadg a, ioFnaer rltss -
AwEEfcsS SECURtTIEs.-Ite L0ndOa ItHes II
ssr- o-os. slight inrr1yemel IN - l-a1iuE IA -
cs- sua v,s Tie following business q the DAY PR
Ssa-l IA Csutrll
Pm s'..i.s leltrl.. - mor----e... ..........t-
lf.FRruuI CUTTOS hAHGET. sept. iJ.-A very
s., DO a5 ha .p-uug .. snd unGe the nflsnce oi tie
A.sia rYW- tre.. Il Il. current quate Of Al-ricn
al0ted a. 6 EEher the 4rEet c5s II o-nyat al eN-
irene rs.. T.. -ae e tl~ tnr~e days lnt up tV Das
il udiu- about 400 20 sr~cglators aud eSpoFtcrs
At Manchester a good demand e1istei, and a
ssuera aGyeuce had akeu Business checked BY tie
han Price. demanded by sFlLIcr..
BREADsIUTFs-lle weather continues very me,
Nssss. Rchardsoa st-acs c.. rsplr generally qu-t
FouT Of good qesiy waated At i rste IL ot-r
d.scrI-.0rs iffi. dous Philadelphia and Baltimore, p 9
y Otn, = "a D. What slow - ss-, Dl " not chen-e
iu prices. Red Mesterl 0dG =, southern, e5do 81 ns
Western S0ltLeul a. l. Corn in good spec.lI
e dcrsId foI bite and saes made At - of prime ".
PTGvIsroSs-Beef dull and nomnslly unatered.
Pars quiet No American Offering Bacon IN moderate deUa
a. LaT4 il limited request, but firm a. o. Gao
PRobrcE-Ashe- quiet at - rs for Pots and 80 s
Pearls Spinis Of Tupeut!ne IN moderate demand a. ~
Ro.in steady a. Tor Common sugar slightly arnfr.
4 fee f rubEc sses prices Rice dull
Lu-e,d Oh, small .al,s 81 - q. lsh OLs quiet:
LoNDoS MARKETs-Bread,tDfs !ull AMI dropping.
Inferior English Wheat sold reduction. Foreign steady
Ssar N better demand rather darer Coe
much wanted Tea quiet uIcAalz lzed Roe
aer business checked b. The enhanced prices asked Ia'
gaet ie the SPIT sas of Lns,ed Oh At g sco.cA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
ITALY.

Tie Neapolau Government had received notice that
quantity of Eliminating grcnades in the form Of
fruit, had been sent 20 Malta whence they were to be
introduced into the Neapoltan States.
Ii is ugGn asserted hom Naples that The Govern
NCapOtan Ministers what are tie conditions ON which
they viii be ready 10 resume diplomatic intercourse
Ii il added that change OF Ministers will take place
simultaneously with the acceptance Of these condi
tons.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
SWITZERLAND.

a malignant fcver was raging at Basle. II chiefly
attacked persons in the prime of life and many died
in IA few hours. Tie large hospital in the town was
overciCwded aud the physicians scarcely suiiiced 20
attend the sick in private houses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
CHINA.

Ihc French Government proposes - lnhh'AIl III
China stronger naval squalrou than in times past
TIE division II gun-boats viii remsIn there perna-
reriy. anl body of marine infantry viii aiso be Kept
there until the conditions Of t1e treaty have been car
lied on
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
PRUSSIA.

Advces from Berlin Uerate tire statement that the
Prince Of Prussia will soon be proclaimed Prince
Rogeut.
over, Prussia proposed the abolition of an transit
Dues with, II was believed fair chance Of obtaining
tie object in view.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
AUSTRIA.

The AuAc Council Of Austria had decided upon the
erection Of six detached foresscs or the protection of
Vienna They 20 be erected on the right bank Of
tue Danube.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
INDIA

Further details Of Indian news had been telensphed
but il was 10 later and added nothing 81 moment 70
tie Dispatches received per Niagara.
Private tclegrals state that tie Bank q Beugal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER sS 1885

Lad rei. IA IL. rate of discount 70 per cent, NV
-rnH-n, Securities had advanced /, per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

irivs, II be CITY Of Washington and Prince A''eo'
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02

81 IRIS AN Ill BIRD THAT FOULS IT'S
OWN NEsT."-Some of our Lecompton
contemporaries by an early and gross
abuse of Mr.. Fairfield, the Republican
nominee for Lieut.. Governor, are pur-
suing the very plan which cannot fail
to call into public notice his eminent
ability and pure character as man,
and ample capacity as public officer.
This course was to be expected from
our opponents, but most certainly not
from any press or member of the Re-
publican party. An. opposition to Mr..
Fairfield can, in the latter quarter, only
excite surprise and regret, is certainly
and can do no good. The
gentlemen making all this stir went
into the State Convention agreeing to
abide by It's decisions and to support
its nominations cordially, and IN our
we say in all Kindness, they
ought to do so. We espouse the side
of no local differences, but speak a.
word Of adhonition in behalf of the
whole party Tribune. ssel isiia 'sexsl Z
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02
Retirement of Mr.. Giddinys.

After serving his constituents ABLY
and faithfully for almost score of
years-having gone into the National
Council when the principles he advo-
Gated were so odious as, to place his
person in peril, and lived to see them
triumphant in thirteen of the most
powerful and populous States of the
Union, Hon. Joshua II. Giddings. the
q lSetl,of- of-tlso 4Iosss, ,,=I.s.s-uaes- tho
inevitable fate of age and feebleness.
and given way to younger man. The
convention which met in his district on
Wednesday last, nominated i'm his
stead on the third ballot John Hutchins.
of Warren. The ballot stood, Hutchins
40, Giddings 81, r. w. Taylor, 2, Jesse
Baldwin s. Mr.. Hutchins is, as we
learn from the Cleveland Leader, an
able lawyear, and stands at the head of
the bar in Trumbull county, having
been for long time regarded as the
best advocate in that county. He is !
in politics fully as radical as Mr.. Gid
dings, having been Liberty Party
man since its organization. 5ls 80.
Mr.. ,Giddings in his remarks said
that he should go back to Congress this
winter, and tell them he was to be sue
ceeded by a younger and ADLER man,
who would fully sustain the reputation
Of the District.-Detroit Tribune.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02
u IT = = . I
Wisconsin Currency.

A committee, consisting of five of
the most prominent. responsible, and
honorable business men of Wisconsin.
in no way connected with the Banks
dlscredited in Chicago, being appointed
by the State Treasurer and Bank Comp
troller, to examine the securities of the
Banks in question, have made their
report. The committee state that they
have examined ecesy bond deposited
with the Treasurer, and find them all
correct. They also state that these
bonds are ample, beyond all question,
to redeem the whole. circulation of the
notes. This should set the
public mind at rest in regard to them.
Advertiser. -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02

AUSTIN BLAIR. Among the pleas
ant incidents of the late State Conyen-
ton, was meeting and hearing this
eminent speaker and true man, who is
SO soon we trust, to be transferred to
the halls of Congress in accordance
with the general expectation of the
last two years. -. - 80. -. -.
True to his conviction of principle
and duty, faithful to- the extreme of
scrupulousness towards his friends. un-
firing in his labors in the great cause
of freedom, freely and frequently sacri-
ficing all personal considerations for
the general good, Mr.. Blair has called
around him a body of devoted personal
friends such as it is rarely the fortune
OF men to possess. These men remem-
Der his faithful devotion to the Repub-
lican cause they recall with emotion
his thrilling eloquence and his self-for-
getting and successful laborsf on the
stump, and they rally around him at
this time as man under whose banner
they feel certain of being able to march
to victory In the Congressional District
SO closely contested two years ago.
That they are right in this conviction.
no one for moment reasonably doubt.
.Adrian Eapositor. ~, :. 80
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02

APoLoGET1c.-We are opposed to
the idea of dragging our private griefs
before the public but the fact of our
being behind" in our issue Of this
week, seems to call for an explanation
at our hands. Mr.. Jones has been alb
sent at the Congressional Convention
since Tuesday, and Mr.. Campbell was
called home on the same day to attend
at the bedside of dying child, who
fingered until Thursday morning. This
we deem sufficient apology for the
non-appearance of our paper on the
publication day, and for the small
amount of original matter contained
therein. f-.,a,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
Hon. HENRY WALDRON w

re-nominated for Congressman from
this District at the Convention which
assembled at Coldwater on Wednesday
last. The delegations from the differ
ent counties were all full. Mr.. w al
dron was nominated on the first formal
ballot, receiving 80 out of the 4s votes
east. We have no time for comment
this week. We shall give the full pro-
ceedings of the Convention in our next.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02


MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. "A cores
pendent writes from Stonington, Ct,
August 23d, as follows:
.'Baron Limbourg and Miss Cass,
daughter of the Democratic Secretary
of State, were united in holy matri-
mony this afternoon by the Rev. Mr..
Weston, rector of Calvary Church.
Stonington. The old gentleman was
present, and gave away the bride. The
ceremony was marked, at least inside
the sacred walls, by the absence of all
display-quiet and plain, becoming to
sensible folks.
"The nuptials over, the party re-
turned for little while to the Wada-
wanuk House. The General in the
mean time wendell his way afoot to the
depot, where, soon after, came the
happy bride and bridegroom en- route
for Newport, and, after few minutes
conversation, he bid them fatherly
farewell.
"The shipping in the ,harbor dis
played the flag of our Union," while
the booming of cannon announced far
and near to the erewhile anti-foreign
element inhabitants this other link
binding the American and European
heart IN loving harmony The /" All
aboard" followed by shrek of the
steam-horse, sped eastward the train,
and anon the assemblage thronging the
depot, and of rather cosmopolitan
character, dispersed, discussing on their
way homeward the latest great event''
IF the day.-M Y Tribune.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02
Republican County Convention.


We have before alluded to- the fac,
that the County Committee had issued
"a csll for the County Convention, tc
be- held in Cassapolis on the slst o.
thismonth. We.now wish to call the
attention of the Republicans of this
county to the importance of an early
and thorough reorganization of the
party here, that we may enter the cam.
paign harmonious land united. The
Convention as called by the Committee
will be large one-proyided every
town sends the number of delegates
they are entitled to. And this can be
done if the Town Committees will take
the matter in hand at once. Let them
see that eaucuses are. held in every
town, that the requisite number of dele
gates are appointed, and that they will
attend. If this is done the Convention
will be composed of over one hundred
delegates, which we think will give a
full and fair expression to the wishes of
the people, and at the same. time pre-
vent the possibility of its being con-
trolled by swire-pullers, Or political
aspFants, whose only object is to carry
discord into our ranks Let no Sec
tional or individual interest creep in to
impair our unity or cripple our strength
this fall, and let such men be selected
to fill our public Offices as are capable
and trustworthy, and as will come
nearest to the harmonization of the
party, and Cass County will roll up
such majority as will not only aston
shiour opponents but ourselves. As
contemporary very truly remarks
Rightful claims and deserving merit
must be sacrificed for, the success and
of those principles which call
nto existence political parties, and he
$ not patriot who cannot do this.
We should strongly suspect the fidelity
# man who seeks a. nomination at
he hands of his party, and threatens
desertien in case of failure. Such
nen are unworthy the support and suf.
rage of any party, and the sooner the
arty is rid of Their influence the bet Ii
err, Z s.--7 - ..,..s..., -. ~
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-02

A petition was forwarded recently t.
the Hon. T. II. Hicks, Governor O
Maryland, signed by ia Ministers o
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Blacl
River Conference, asking for the par
Idon and release of the Rev. San1ue
Green, colored local preacher. who /.
now lying in the Penitentiary of .fha,
State, under d sentence of ten wears
imprisonment, for having in his posses.
sion copy of Uncle Toms Cabin.
Here we have the beauties of the
1. peculiar Institution" finely portrayed
a man sent to the penitentiary for ten
years for having in his possession,
within the limits of a Slave State, a
copy of Uncle Toms Cabin Think
of that we thousands of free men and
women in the north who have delighted
to read the string pages of that de-
llghtfully interesting and yet painful
work at your own quiet firesides. Ask
yourselves the question: 4" Is this a
free country?" Again: IS" Is our press
free ?" The records of Maryland an
swer: "Ten years in the Penitentiary
for having in your possession COPY of
Uncle TOMS Cabin Think of it.
Ponder upon it, and then tell us what
kind of an institution it is which re-
quires such rigorous laws and barbar
Gus usages to support it.. And all done
In land which claims to be free. and
the especial home of the great princi-
pie of Human Freedom. Did England
treat any colonist with greater severity
than professedly free MARYLAND has
treated the man in whose possession
was found a copy, of Uncle Toms
Cabin? Certainly not; and vet the
colonists brought on the Revolution.
But if any man now days should re-
bel against such a law as Green is now
suffering the penalty of within the walls
Of penitentiary, he would be called
by the members of the "great Demo-
cratic party" fanatic and a traitor. |
Just think of these things We men who
are preparing yourselves to vote the
6 Democratic" ticket this fall. Ask
yourselves whether your party is not
me only one in the whole country whose
influence is given to the support of
such laws. Are You still willing that
your influence should continue to run
n that direction? Are you willing Q to
nd by your vote to establish as the set
led policy of our government doc
rine which will prepare the Territories
It the United States for the nc ception
nd establishment. of such laws? If
'ou are not, then reflect before you
make up your minds to vote the "De-i
nocratic" ticket; for the ticket repre-
ents the doctrine laid down in the
bred Scott decision which not only
Imports such laws, but also prepares ,
he free Territories for their reception
] preference to the great principle of :
luman Liberty. 80 f'--aa. 5t.qnit +,