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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-14
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON tUJNURA.
WE have now sared our and extensive Foundry
w Old stand of The Nashville ManuiHctuTinG
COMPANY, ami prepared heavy and lighl
work SOY Epyou the shUT DuCe Light Cast
mas small bmvuus AT moderate city prices heavy Csst
ugs large Amouus furnished per contract CncnnEI
prces CCttiubs OF freight. have also commenced
operations IN UuT new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, EWmIllS, FlOuTmls Of The Improved
patterns order JObbinR repairing done in ed
Bl., ready make contracts for Engines and Mills
shall Furnish plane 10 enable purchasers put up THEN
Mills Jge exp Manufacturers ana Farmers viii
hnu profitable Ne, before going kRst OF West
AAchuey-
STEAM BOILERS
stationary engines aud steamboats, made 10 order
bee MATERIAL lele ilh FstrOns, Crates Sandpipet
EDd Vs es, warranted 10 aut 10y pressure required 70
MzuuiacluTiUF or poTpsllidg purposes.
BLAChSMlIll SHOP
Any description NmithWOrk done In excellent styl
buL bIrl0 Iron used-Saw mill work, SeTupsy Dogs
PuHHu Irons Saw crAuEs Boils and sill kind Mil Iron
made 10 order on short uojics.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, cheap Machinery, wi
do we'll 60 cal, a. uTUnice or address BY letter.
q, JACkBR g. CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
late Nashville slan. Co.'S Shops.
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AZ }. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STRBET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
T HAVE this day purchased the interest of Mr.. Henry
McCssn in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my Odrsnds and patrons for their
hbersy heretofore extended TO the firm, and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of Vors from them, and
wish to inform all the world and the rest Of mankind
that have on hand and for sale splend d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various pattsrns Parler Stoves for wood and
and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches, Ho
low Ware Of every variety hand or made oI6eT Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds of Job Work, such a.
House Guttsrng, Roofing any other brareh pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE NORh,
MyOd friends Of the River viii find it to their advantage
Ooa and give me hearing OslOre bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secOa dnand ENGINES eylin'
der II inches diameter and four fest with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light drsught
steamer which eau be bought on reasonable terms.
June IA. js25
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.

w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past svors and ndulgsnees, would sUg
gest that have once more, and will soon
be mann featuring
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
Of every description trade aRd customers
ally. Office aud WarerOoms 49 spring street, near CneFry
where We will also keep a general assortment Of cheap
Chairs Bureaus, WaTdrObes, &c, and will ALEC keep Oh
hand and order every description OF Mat;reses
SC Persons ordering from distance may rely having
their deFs filed. Respec fully,
W. r. CORNELIUS, Agent,
Il n Pronre 26-tf
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l PIANOS 49,
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY SI2-TImE THRO' 25 HOURS.
TEVRAINS run through from Stevenson 70 Mem S1S1
Fl pbis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al Steven
son. Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold for
SIC Time through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, PM
rrain which arrives Stevenson at Is A.. NJ, and
meets Trains for Memphis. No delay except in chang
ng 9. l.. ANDERSON,
api3--N Ticket Agent
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Notice.

WILL sell 10 The hghess blaoerior Cash at the Ware
1 use f J1hrsOn Weaver d Co., on TUESDAY
Moaning he IS instant ell the personal estate Of W
Brown, deceased, consisting OF one wardrobe, 6ola
Wsch &c All psrsoDs indeb ed TO the ssid estate,
des nd 20 forward mme lIateY and make payment
ard thOse having claims against IT. hereby noh TO
prtsent them within the time required By law Tins "a
NV 1855 d. WEAVER,
msy-dtd AominlstratOr.
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Dividend.


per cru he Captu stock was out Of ths pro
nts said Company for The last six months
JANIS WALKER,
Nashville, May 4, ISIS, Secretary.
Al an C3ctOU held Monday 81 instant tho follow
gentlemen a C.rd Directors manage Affairs Of
he NazAyiI5 COmmerclEt lusu sucs Company;
Al NANDkR FALL, JOHN ID. EVEN
JAMES Woods JOIN A. FISHER
A ". VANBErR, W BERRY,
BFNAY HART HUGH HCCREA,
JOHN klaEMAN, d. q, MCNAIhl.
T. " hVANS,
And al meeting held this day, Alexander Fail
mOusy re CI,cted President, James Walker Secretary
ana Jesse Thomas Clerk. lmayS-lm
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Painting establishment

BUILDERS, HOUSFHOBDERS, Sc,
RB requsted to take notice that the undersigned nav
a ing made the necessary Arrangements and secured the
services Of competent now prepared to tsKo
LARGE CONTRACTS
in the line Of his voeadon in all its various branches. In
the department. Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
The subscriber is prepared execute with the greatest
grouDtpess all contracts however large, which may be
rendered, style and upon terms which cannot fan to
give satisfaction.
SIGN AND ORNA VI ENHAL PAINTING
Granting and MaTbling.
Having that department secured the services Of the most
expert and expert need artists ,
me subscriber wOd request persons having work In his
line 10 give him call before making hRAi arrangements
K. I. FLEMING.
No. 90 Union st. between Cherry and Summer.
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Rradshaw s. Rntland

No. "A, eOLEzoE srRHEr.
uAVE Jua received their PAIL and wfNTBR STOCK
u o. BOOTS and SHOES which consist & n Of he
iOnoVtngi
For Ladies', Kisses and Children,
Ladies fine Kid aud Morocco Booees thick and TIN sOla
With and without Heels
Ladies hneb Lasting Caters side and front sCe
4" Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Z" Kid Slippers, plain snd trimmed {"
and Morocco Buskins, thiok and thin solo
Misses &" BoOtees, - ="
With ard without Heels
." +" Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
A." Cslfgnd Goat Hesled BOOtees for school;
Chidrens Kid and Morocco bOOteea thick and thin SOLE
" q Ank'9 Ties with Resets;
I" Top bOotees, with Heels;
W0mans extra size Calf and Goat Bootess;
Servant's as d" Kip and Dutch BOotses;
Calf and Goat with Hesls.
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump and stitcI ed Calf Boots
quilted bottom ". "
doubles sole W P. &" a
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters
q dOubls sole P. L. extra;
81. " Union Ties, ssWed and pegged;
4" " Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged;
Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
BOYS fine W P Cali BOOTS seWed and peggsd;
q" Calf and Kip boots
Calf Oxford Ties, seWed and pegged;
Congress CATERS
Cloth and ?. L, Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use
Mems heavy Boots ali Of which will be sold cheap by
oct BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND ,
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FREIGHT RATES
FROH
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
ON
Nashville & Chattanooga II. h.
WEST OF STEVENSON.

COMPETITION between Steamers and PfOpellers plying
~ between New York and Charleston and Savannah has
caused reduction Steamers ireEhs through Goods.
As their charges may huctuae give above the rates from
Charleston Savannah 30 Nashville At the same time we
guarantee the shall not exceed any time prior to ls
Of June, the rates here advertised Through
Rates from New York aud Philadelphia to Nashville, In
connection with Charleston and savannah steamship
Lines,
First Class, Dor 100. 81 90
eecChu NiAse 10000 ssss.sss' -
laifl NtlHs ] .
cpecl4l nAte1 go ~
ConsiEb Goods 70 Agent Central Railroad Savannah and
10 Agent South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
OVercharges aud Damages except occurring
sea- will be promptly settled as heretofore
For further Information or Cards giving shcston
&C. apply a. The N d q Railroad Depot, BY mail
70 CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
feb 92-u General Agent.
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ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPARED,
With Surplus Of S5O6, SsLss.
ASSETS January 1, 1855.
LOSSESEQUITABLT ADJUSTED & PROMPTLY PAID.
UPWARDS OF s11sOOO,OOO
OF LOSES have been pa BY the na Iasunee CO In ne
past IS years.
Fire & Inland Navigation

Fire q Inland Navigation
Risks aeee, ted a. terms consistent with Ysncy and fair
prof.
Espeeial attention given to Insurance. Of DDelgS aBd
Contents, for terms Of l 10 gears
The poTress Of this COrpor ion has been stable and
nsrr pied hrOugh OF fnanela sunshine and storm
or periods tful exempt sweeping eondagFa-
lions maritime disaster being long established
tasIs hs troubles Of the credit system Affect In
material particular
pairing hard Zines The security Of reliable Iusurznes Is
an imperative dutths ublty Of properly owners 70
tain los beng d. much lesssnea.
Agencies 10 all the principal cities and towns throughout
the STATE Policies issued without delay any The duly
authorized Agents Of ths Company.
BusIness attended 70 with Despatch and
nsTca On
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25O,OOO

7HB subscribers have received by arrivals, large
addition TO their stock Of the noted brands Of hs
vsns Cigars, consisting Of:
REGALIAS,
CUBANAS,
CINT0 DE ORION,
SANCHO PANIC,
WASHINGT0N5,
FL SOILS;
With numerous other brands of all sizes and
kinds and at prices ranging from $40 to $3.50
thousand.
ALSO,
10000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small
of excellent quality, which will be sold low to close
Also superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana,
and Turkish Smoking TObaccOs, Delphi Snuffs
Pipes, &C.
A. KERR CO., adjoining Post Office.
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Sole Leather Trunks and VaiSeS
Cheap for Cash.

ITO make room for supplies, will sell my remaining
stock Heavy Boots Shoes and BFogaBs for each
have also, various kids Of ladies' Misses, and Ch0rsns
Wear Ct reduced prices. Call for CASH SRoGANS al q
College Street.
ami 3 JOHN RAMAGR.
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CLIFToN. ALBRIaHT 8 30.


PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, March Dist, 1853
TVHBRE viii be q meeiuE Of the Stockholders Of this
Bank held at The Banking House in Nashville the
,t June next, O'Clock d. into considers
on an passed he session OF Inc Legislature
II this State proposing amendment the charter Of this
tank. By order Of the Board. ID. WEAVER.
anil It'd cashier
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Potatoes,

JUST RBCBIVED-4Ob barrels Extra Early London Lady
q Potatoes, for seed genuine and mistake.
For sale BY
april 10 NICHoL, GRKBN q co,
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SmgRP.

i ~ ana sugar.
loo barrels crushed sugar,
rs Loaf
50 Clanasd
50 E" While havana Sugar, 10 Store and Tor Eal
By lmay 2ll W.. H. GORDON & co
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Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
. Travelling
4" sole leather BORnet Boxes;
Gent's Trunks - ...
hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather V aiises.
Also Heavy Wool hats Carpet Bags, Sstches. Black
Bags &C. ali the above articles viii 5s sold a. ihs very
lowest prJsss By BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No "A College Street,
oct GSgn Of the Negro
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Nails.

900O KEGS shooubsrgor'l haIls-al sizes.
AUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
10 kegs Finishing
100 . Fencing
50 4 5 and Il. Spikes. In store and for sale
nay2i W r. GORDON a. co.
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LaWFenCebuFg Money.
wool! Wool!

HTB are tking LawreHesDurg Ny.us - pa In pay
W mens Of ali accounts due Us, and Tor any ardes
have for sale.
Zoo ., is5s. w GORDON co.
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ENC ID WhisIgiaa.

WE want Three Th-usan1 Pounds, clean Washed
w WOOL for which We vii Pay Casa. We wait Is 70
make Jeans ana Linseys.
maroh VIZ. GORDON 4 co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-06
"Wood County Central Committee. 81

Since the call for Mass Convention
was issued, the clique have discovered
that regular Committee was in exis
tence, and that therefore the step was
irregular-or, to use their own express
sion, ''illegai" This Committee pur-
ports to have been appointed 1T eau
Gus for the selection of delegates TO
the Assembly Convention, and the
proceedings do not define the duty re-
quired Of them, but the character Of
the meeting would infer that it was
for the purpose Of calling similar meet
ings. There is something singular con-
nected with the existence Of this Com
mittee. lst All but one belong to
the clique. I'd. We can find no one
excepting that clique who ever heard
Of the Committee until within few
days. Sd. Not even Mr. Carr; son was
ever notified that he was a member
4th. The chances are decidedly favor
able that the whole thing is forgery,
and created within the past week.
But admitting that the Committee was
created by the voice ola Mass Conven-
ton, and their duties defined, have
the people no right to act until this
Committee ':empower" them? 1t is
we'll known that this Committee Tor
three Of the four) have been opposed
to the calling Of a Convention, and that
they themselves were pledged to sup
port political opponents. Have the
people no redress? Are they to re-
main inactive because this Committee
decree it: Surprising the Committee
Of this Assembly District should neg
lect or refuse to call nominating
Convention, would it be irregular" if
the people should assemble en- masse
to nominate candidates and choose q
new Committee. Bosh! This is one
Of the silliest eiectioneeriug yarns ever
retailed, and its invention is in exact
accordance with the integrity and men
tai calibre Of the schemers. It is a
clap-trap for the ignorant.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-06
Register Of Deeds.

Knowing that the Reporter must at
best receive very IReagre patronage
tor some time to come and probably be
discontinued altogether, or until times
should revive, we have. on variour &C.
casionS, asked the support of Our friends
for the Office of Register Of Deeds at
the county election, to make the paper
s permanent ''institution." But since
a call has been made for County Con
vention, and the getters-up of that call
are seeking & refoSRa in county affairs.
we shall press our claims nc further if
We do not receive the nomination, and
cordially support any one whom the
Convention may name. If the Con-
vention Sheeld find a man who would
strengthen the ticket more than our
self, We shah he satisfied with the de-
cision. We have earned living here;
but we cannot wear out printing ma
terial for bare livelihood, and no rca-
scnable man will ask it.
We seek the office to sustain the pa
per, and shall feel greatly obliged if
the Convention should tender as its
support. We believe all nominations
made at thst Convention w,iil be :r;-
1nrha1ef- e.ee.sa- "a ssoee j. be.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-06
Directly to the Point.

IAN independent Republican,, thor
oughly dyed-in-the-wool.' asks the AL
bany Evening JournM whether it ''sup-
ports the doctrines Of Popular Sover-
eighty as contradistinguishcd from the
right and duty Of Congress to prohibit
slavery in the Territories Of the United
States?" The response is SO admirable.
and sets forth with such perspicuity and
tfTeth, the aim and policy of the Rcpub-
lcan party, that we desire to bring it
before our readers in the most conspic
uous manner possible.
Owe believe, " it responds, ':not only
In the right and duty Of Congress to ex-
clude it, but we believe in the right
and duty Of Free Emigration to exclude
it, and the right and duty of Settlers to
exclude it by the exercise of their Pop
ular Sovereignty In a word, we
deem it the light and duty Of every
body to resist the extension of Slavery
INTO Free Territory, IN every lawful
way. They are al means to one end
hot conttietinga)u concurrent. SIav-
cry has been excluded from Ohio. Mich
lgan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Him
OILS, Minnesota, California. Oregon and
kansas-not by Congress alone, not by
Popular Sovereignty alone, not bv Free
Emigration alone, but by all these
agents acting conformity.
We believe that the same Instrument
alities which have made ten Free
States, can, and ought to, make ten
more. The course Of the Republicans
in the last Congress met with our most
cordial appreciation. They voted una
anlmonsly for Mr.. Giddings' PROPOSE
ton to exclude Slavery from Kansas by
a proviso Of Freedom. Defeated in
that, they voted with equal unanimity
for Mr.. Crittepden's proposal to attain
the same end by submitting it to a vote
Of tie people Of the Territory. The
Ship of State is tossing on the angry
waters Of Slavery agitation. We want
to bring her into the safe Harbor of
Freedom. Shall we of the crew agree
to fetch her right straight along into
port, by any and every means we can,
or shall we stop and quarrel awhile
we should use Sails or Steam?
Let the sailors man the ropes aad the
stokers feed the fires, each after their
own fashion. But if there is first to be
q pitched battle between 4s, to see
which can throw the others overheard
r viii be shipwreeh We shall come
-, net Scrt"-.2fI Sentinel
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-06
From California,

New York, Sept. 2S.-Thc steamer
Hoses Taylor arrived here about
o clock, with California mails to the 5th
of Sept, and upwards of 500 passen-
gers and nearly 100000 in treasure.
She connected with the jos. [. Steph
ems, which vessel reported that the har-
Dor at Mazanilla was blochaded by the
schooner Gen. L. Tayrts
The California election had resulted
III the success OF the Administration
democratic ticket, by 5000 to 10000
majority. The Legislature will have 4
large majority o: Ad ninistration demo
Gratis. San francisco elected the Peo-
pies ticket for local officers, and Re
publican delegation to the Legislature.
Mining news from Frazer River still
continues unsatisfactory. The river is
still TOO high to allow profitable work
ing. Business dull st Victoria; and
property greatly depreciated
The Indians still held thrcatnine
attitude.
Considerable excitement had been
created by reported gold discoveries on
Van Couyer's Island, north Of Victoria,
and thousands had rushed there and
staked off claims, but it turned out
humbug
Many persons who went to Frazer
River and other diggings on British
possessions. had returned to Califor-
MIA
New and extremely rich diggings
have been found on Soda Greek,
Shasta Co. diggings, realizing slOo
per day.
Indians Disgings, FL Dorado Co.,
had been nearly destroyed by fire,
The U. s. Government has com
menced a suit in San Francisco, for
New Almaden quick silver mines. yalu-
ed at many million dollars. It is
charged that it is now held by forged
title.
Henry Mail, chief clerk in the San
francisco Recorders office, held IA tick
ct which drew a hundred thousand dol
lar prize in the Havana lottery.
An unusual number Of murders. ass
asslnations, suicides and deaths from
casualties are reported.
Adyices from Oregon to the clst of
August are also received. On the 18th
Of that month, Lieut.. Allen with par
ty Of IS men made a night attack upon
a body of Indians, capturing 81 men
and 80 women and children. large
number Of horses and mach other prop
eFty. Lieu. Allen was mcrsaIIy wound
ed i'll the attack, and died the next day.
Beyond this there had been no active
demonstrations against the Oregon In
dians.
The preparations are being rapidly
made for an effective campaign by the
Government troops.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-06
---1E e~scz.-.

THE AMERICAN Tract SocIETY
AGAlN.-Tbe American Tract Socie
ty, through It's executive committee,
has put forth s. touching appeal for
bankable funds. The circular saws.
1--WE may not conceal from the friends
OF the society that the deficiency Of
contributions in the first five months
OF the current year, as compared with
the last year, amounts to SIS 900: and
that unless rellet' be speedily afforded,
We must turn away from many opening
doors Of usefulness, and even forsake
vast fields Of labor upon which we have
already entered" So it seems that the
expedient Of profusing and pro-slayery
gospel adopted at the late anniversary.
does not pay cash. We trust the sue
ceeding seven months NAV carry CIT
the promise Of their prcdecessor<.-
" hat security has any man benevo-
ently Observation-Disclosures or tesla
tor-that his dollars will not be irnme-
diately set to grinding oat new cdi-
ton Of .Sanobo and Torey, from the
text, ''Servants obey your master$!"-
None whatever. The Society chose,
last spring, to specially decree that
pro-slavery pamphlets should continue
to be issued, while not word should
come from their types, rcproving the
denominations which are peculiar to
Virginia and South Carolina. They
had a right to do so-a legal right
and they have right to accept the
consequences in the form Of shrunk-
en- treasury. A deficit Of $4,000 at
the end of the year, will do more to-
wards qnlckening certain peoples con-
sciences than cart load finiunctions
from the testament Chicago T'i-
Sk5.e.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-06
Trouble Brewing

We published, some time AGO the
proceedings OF meeting Of farmers.
who had mortga:ced their farms to the
Ia Crosse Il. H. CO. The spirit then
manifested was one that it viii not be
safe TO attempt to crush. Among the
stirring resolutions then passed were
such rs these:
"That we consider the whole matter
as managed by fhe La Crosse i. Il.
Co., and their agents, as one Of fraud.
from beginning to end, and that they
must and shall be responsible for the
same, both morally and pccuniarilv.
THAT we will Use all the means that
God and nature have pat into our
hands 10" the preservation of our home
~teads and frc-siles.'
We now find that another rncetino
Is to be held at Herman, Dodge Co.,
by people similarly situated. The cali
tor tits meeting states:
"'The object is to devise some wav,
II possible to protect those who have
been dipped into taking stock, from los
ing their fal1ns@'
The best thing that the L. Crosse
company can DO is to adopt measures
Tor q'iesing this trouble; if that fails
the State should throw its protection
around the outraged and swindlcl far
mers. Otherwise scenes to which the
anti-rent troubles Of New York are no
comparison, Will disgrace the history
Of this State.