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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
THE GOLD DISCOVERIES IN WESTERN
KANSAS.

Dy Mr. r. Hicks, SD old companion OF Col. Fire.
mont Who arrived in this city yesterday from En-
poyie Kansas we learn mportsnt information respect
ing the newly discovered gold mines on Green River,
in the western psit of that Territory.
Mr.. Hicks left EmpOra week ago. Inc wnest
And oats had all been harye ted in good order snd the
yien vss e1trsordin Nily great. MIR. Hcks tniasneu
over eighty two bushels of wheat grown upon Two
Acres oE gro und and thinks that is but little more
than an average yield of other fields IN that vicinity
AL other kinds OF grain and vegetables were proper
tionably large, and the grass crop turned OIL three
turs to the acre on the upland prairie.
The celebration on the Fourth at Emporla was par
ticips,ed in by about 500 persons
On Thursday the 22d, at Burllngame, l1O miles
west of Kansas City the Santa Fe rosd, be over
took q company of seventeen or eighteen men WIN
teams who returning from the gold dgglngs on
Green River to IeAven worth after provisions. From
train he learned that this was portion CT party OF
over l00-men, women and children-who started
from Little Rock, Arkansas, in Nay last. Tney had
considerable amount of gold dust with them, which
appeared 70 be of pure qushty. ln answer 10 qles
ton put by Mr.. II. to how they had done, MIR. VIII
son replied that they had 10 reason to complain.
Their point Of operation was ON small creek a. the
head OF G:een River, which runs out of the Green
Mountains and at distance OF sbout 400 miles from
Fort Riley, or IS miles southeast of Fort Badger.
At the time they left 400 persons there
pome from Salt Lake, released soldiers, AMI the
kalsncs from Kansas and Nebraska.
The river beds seemed - contain the richest de-
posiss. The stream they were on had been very hlgd
mos. Of the time, which iGpeded their success but
now they were constructing dam So as TO caange
the course of the stream and expose cevices IN the
bot. om, which they supposed contained Iich deposits
1f gold 4. Louis Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
PERSONAL.

-Cbancello: Lsthrop having resigned his office as
head of the University al Madison Wis, the Boari Of
Regents elected Henry Barnard, Ii d. Of Hartsori
Conn.,, TO fiji the vacancy
DR.. L. V. Dickey, President of the new Oc:orsra
Bank died at hs residence 10 the Borough Of Oxford,
Chester County Saturday last, Of disease Of the
heart lie hsi been President of the Philsielphs aud
Baltimore Central Railroad and also member Of
the Pennsy lvsDis Legislature
DR. A. 7. Beigler Of Roct ESTER who WAS sent to
Auburn State Prison for seven years for causing the
death Of Amelia MUIR by abortion, died in prison on
Mondsy.
Gen. H. S. Foote is lsboring under p.iuful az
fiction q, the residence OF friend near Memphis, and
fears sle entertained that be cannot recover
The Rev Alexander II. V.n,on, ID. d., has re-
signed the rec.orshp OF s.. Psus Church. in Boston,
and accepted ths. Of the Church OF the Holy Trinity
il Philadelphia. DR.. Nn.oD has been Rector Of s..
Psuls snce June, 1912.
Tie Ua,ington Union Of Tuesday ssys that
"Mr. Appleton neither proprietor nor an editor Of
" Tie Union ths; be has hsi no pecunsry interest
." in snce he withdrew from i; in April, 1857; ard
"thst farther than two or three occasional contri-
buttons within the las. six months, Mr.. Appeton
has had no sgercy dec. or indirect, in the coaduct
The Sherman lGrsysou County, Texas Patr'o, Of
the l3.k ult. has the following: "Co Titus Of Ncars
qua notoriety crossed Red River at Preston last
week, with 100 men well armed and equipped or his
way as he stated 10 Oregon as an Independent fill
clustering organization; but ii strikes us somewhat
forciby that he with his Command, will ere ling be
"undtr the fsg of vidsur Of Northern Mexico
-Gen.Wm. Lugar Gather died ct Berkeley Springs,
where he temporarily soiournpg, on Mondsy last.
Ger. G. resided IN Montgomery County, Maryland,
ardwaslwel known and deservedly esteemed through
ont the State He represented his County for several
years in the House of Delegates, and ct the time
of his decesse rember Of the State Senate. Gen. G.
among those who suffered from the National 1tel
epidemic, contracted during brief s.sy at Wsshing-
ton; and We believe his health was never fully re-
established. Bait. American.
We have just received letters from Mr.. Morphy
srd from other correspondents 10 England
His score sto,d at the tine OF writing as folloSs:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
syA1jsTs.s OF RUSSIAN ssAFDos
&, ,-.src.o.a.. ~ ,ts Es.< p,esss,s< Zsiesss-

c,-."re1o. ~ ,bs Ss.< p,ess'sa@ Z"s.~s-
Sr. .PrrrR.Bvns jays, iS's.
TIE following s.si.:ic. Of seridon srs tsseo ron
l.e report Of Ire Minister Of ne In.sror Ths'e se
i, Ru.sis 30 900 sc'u.i si,vss rho ere ret e)aheeF'
VIII re .ol Ttey sse canei LgGi Bl'"''as.-
"psops yi:.os. lsad. Their oSrers sre ab'uI ',oco
in nurbsr aad when the slaves do 10. sb)r for taef
easter. they are compelled % p,y them tFoht.as o..
he proiuct of neir weik Tney csn aso es soli ana
,.pas,ed from :hei. families There sre i9,IVs isni
proprietor. owrips zoe, one 70 twenty se.s space
Ard these s.rts number 7ie, 40. T2e p-opne'ors
hayrs q 70 100 serss are 36sci, with 32Ii,oio
,ers Wealthy rrcp'le;ors with from iol 20 ooo ,erfS
ar. 10 sos With an scsrga.e ef sO7 oOe serfs Pro-
c-j.,or. With rom lCOl to 1900 sers are i6s, with
2ts .e,fs Propre;ors with over 600 ssits na'
be- Az, with $50 600 sers The report corea'es
with he statement, ths. Of the twenty three sni s'
r,gor .ris beopgug t. the Dobes more than thrlsen
niISons s,e morgsgsd TO the Crown untlshe payment
of 5o7. SO 45e rub,ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.
A STEAMBOAT TRIP UP ROOT RIVER
C

n SAGaubpNi lhii SA hVOA NJ NRs
Ccnespondcrce Of TIE y. Y Tribune,
HoKAH, Houston Co., NJ nm, July %, 1855
Believing that any Information from this portion OF
the West that will interest that portion of the Eastern
public who looking to the Gcea. West for future
settle nert and future homes viii fud ready insertion
in the columns of your widely circulated ourns have
concluded 70 give YOU few items respecting this por
ton Of Mnr esOa and my views Of it as field of set
Element fer ebterpri.rg Eastern men.
1t has heretofore been al open question whether
Root River a nsvgabe stream, no steamers hav-
ing assembled the river shove this poiat un the
9Th OF the p-esert month, when the steamer Transit Of
90 tuns burden and the Little Frank Of 80 tcns, lsh
this towr TIP of exploration up the river ascend
iIg with ease fsr as RpsefJrd distinse of some
twenty FIVE miles above is mouth. The writer o. this
atice vss one of the parry and never having bssn up
this valley before, the excursion WAS one OF great
interest Root River 6tbouches into the NJ ssisslpp
opposite ard little below the City Of Ii Cross, 70
Wi,oonsip the terminus of the Is Crosse and Missu
kee Rsilrosc and one Of the land grso roads Of n
resots. The Root River Valley road passes up this
valley, forming junction with the Tfansi. 1854 81
Rochsster, in Olmstesd Couniy. The valley u from
two 70 s1 miles wide, Wheeling il recedes from the
Mississippi until Il is at l>t lost 10 toe vide pfsiies
Of tie interior. IL is walled il on either eide with
lyb bold bufls, Of the descgi ),iJa 50 those
which give to the Upper Miss.ssppi such pic,ar-
efae appearance, s,hou sh the scenery is dvsrsi5sd
with here and there break 10 the rugged hills, sere
q beautiful prs.Iis s1etches 1oSn 20 Ne ssitis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
POLITICAL.

The Hon. John Covcde hss teer roE-Iste1 70;
rejection 70 Congress trcn the XIX,a Ds:re. Of Pesn-
sylvana BY tie Republicans.
The S.. Lor.s Democra. ssys:
"Jtis rumored tnat :he Hon. L. b. W4nb1Tae, me
dis.r euished representative on the Ist Cor sres-
sonal District OF Ill nois, VIII rot bs csn1itste ior
reelection. Mr.. Wsshburne is now serving Ms inird
term and tas reorese3tsd his constituents VIE emil
r.nt and prsc.ic. ability. While we regret - hesr
ot bis retirement We se p.esed TO learn to ST. ri. sue
cessor vii probably be the Hon. Martin = sEeet o.
Freeporf. Mr.. SEee. is ore Of the foremost men OF
Illinois, be OF the brightest orns nens OF the
old Wbig party, 10 s proudes dsys, and wss is chez
s.,pdsri. be srer in many hoy contested field. A.
speaker he kas no superior within the bounds OF our
sster State ard shoud he be chosen ss Their repre-
sentative by the people CT the Is. Ds;ret, We pre-
dict for him bris,t cs-eer IN the councils OF tie
nation
-THE SOUTHERN LrAGuE.-Te Saraagai 3epu5-
ca mas no doubt TIA. the organiz sion set on foot az
Montgomery, Asb.ns, few weeks ago, by VIZ. l..
Yarcy and others, is e movement toward Sou.sern
corfederacy, but reraks: 4" 1; IS simply farce OF a
small scale, which, after amusing its authors, El die
" off and De forgotten
PEyssYLyASA ASD IHE FoREIGS MI>sioS'.-A
eeersphc dispatch ..om PhlsieipAia nfJr1ls Is inst
sirorg effort is being made IN behalf o. ex.Msyor
Vaux Of that city, for an appointment 20 f)fe !
missior. In behalf OF equslity ard justice, we wond
Ike 20 know how msny more foreign missions rem
syvsn;s expects Beside legion OF consuls, seere.
tsries of legation, ard commercial agents, tne oc
Keystone State hss beer eompimsnted witt ;he I'll
loving full missions:
Geors, NJ DarLs, Miuis.er a I lndop.
Wu. Reed. Minister 20 China
Joseph r. Chandler Mioiste. 20 Nsr.es
joseph b, Clsy. Minister > Lima
CHARLES r. Blcka.eu, Mlnis:e. 20 Eacsdor.
We think Pennsy lvania certainly has slre 3dy rsher
the lions share ofc.mfo.sbe places, and that modes
ty would dictate the prop,e.y, even if the old state
hes any further claims upon the Democracy to With
hold hem for the present. Wash. States
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE IN FULL
BLAST.
CASE OF THE BARK f. A. RAwLINS.


Cor..pondence Of Then Y. Enrsesa
SAylssAH, Gs., Aug. l, 1888.
Ihsye iust seen n Augrsts psoers oi this morning
G. dispatch dated SsvsnnSn, July 81, saying
81" rnored here and perhaps only Tumor ha, the osrs
RAwEls lsndei 40 slaves somewhere on the ess
Tns dispstch vii, of oourse so through the cou1-
.ry: and ss it is calculated TO convey wfong mpfes
sor. xish 70 give you some OF the facts OF the csse:
You will, perhsps, remember thst some excitement
wss c-esed here last year by the seizure OF this osik
on the ground ths, she being lifted on as saver
After due examination she was oiicaarsed no evil
deres sufficient for her condemnation being found.
she completed her prep p,ratons and ss!ed 'ders
Yesterday morning she srIived here ballast, wshoui
papers and with new csptsn snd crew, wno asa
been sbioped 8; Galveston. 1t Is comuCny repoIIsu
ths. she larded go negroes ip good order. her
owners DO 10: feel any evil consequences from tAe IT.
regularity of coming without papers, a. her cap,an
has already, think, reported nimseh TO the usoom-
House eficers SIS in th condition. and therefore sur
renders himself and pays the fine of s5Oo Ins esVss
mis- vessel clear she obta papers, clear agsn io5
Madeira with an "sssorted cargo" as before, anu
make smother good rGp. r,
These are N bri. the fscts Of the case. Tne slave
trade s no. reopeped as Mr.. Lsn mar, IN his letter 70
secretary Cobb threatened would be the case, for IL
has ueye. been closed. Mr.. Lsmsr ony proposed to
do openy sud shove boarl Whist done secretly every
week in NswYok and Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

The Washington and Richmond papers iniig-
usLtly deny the foolish rumOr, which we hsve
already traced TO surmise in an obscure
country paper in Virginia not in Yankee land, as The
Richmond Enquirer insnustes, to the effect that Mr.
John a. Washington designs to remove the remains of
hs ilustrious grandunce before transferring the
ssiae OF Mount Vernon to the Ladies Association
These journals give somewhat higher character
to Mr. Washington tkan he bears 10 most
quarters, snd The IHio. states that the expense
OF " maintaining Mount Vernon as place Of free pab.
lie resor. has reary impoverished him" and thst the
price for which he has sold the place is eis than he
has been offered fox it by spscustors and much less
than it would have brought in the marhet" How
ever this be, the following clause in the contract of
sale would seem enough to prevent him from carrying
any such intent ths: with which lie Is charged into
effect:
And that the said vault, the remains n and around
1t and the inclosure, shall be removed nor dis-
turbed; and that other persons hereafter shall
be nte ned entoubed within the said vault or u-
closure"
II this idle report has caused any Of the women Cd.
gsged in the grest enterprise Of purchasing Noun. Yer
non to oee heart, they will row be stimulated to re-
newed .ffort.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

De Kansas Stats Zetuug is the name Of new
German daily and weekly journal published in Lssven-
worth devoted to the vindcaon Of the rights of free
labor and free soil to ell American citizsns adopted
as well IS native. 1t made is fst .ppear an ,e on
the 18th ul;, under the management of Messrs. C. F.
hob and b. WTedinger.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

MoIphy and Barnes lad also played two consuts-
tion games sgainst Staulton and Oven. Both games
were VOL by Mr.. Morpby sud his ally. Mr.. Morphy
had also played large number OF games at odds, in
81 of which he had been victorious. Stsunton had
accepted Mr. Morphy's challenge. The match. at
Mr.. s.auntons request s to be plsyed sfter the Br
mir ham meeting, tie stakes TO be / 100 side. Mr..
MoTphy was about TO CON mence short match ithe
winner OF the first seven games TO win with Mr.. Low
eniIsl for TO. Tie result Of this contest Will be
known by tue sTliysl OF tie rext steamer. Mr..
Rousseau, Mr. Bryan and Mr. Edge with Mr..
Mmpby in Lor don. Chess Monthly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

Assr.sae for the service the year, 1856 ssi M 81
Thus, without allowing fer any deficiency tle sp.
propIiatio1s for Mr.. Buchanans second yesr exceed
10y about 600 coo tue expenditures of the frs, year.
the 80 GEO. coo nearly ofthe deficiency included. From
bad TO worse with vengeance. The Administration
Try to shitt the burden from themselves 10 Congress
Congress, they say makes the appropriations snd o:
course spend what they grant.
Why, Of course Congress makes the appropriations,
and it must make the appropriations which the incom-
petent ana dishonest men OF the Administration re-
quiIe carry the Government else stop certain
psr,s OF the Administration; and the e1pes,es
large because Democrats in cfice. and iHcOD.
pctnt to discharge their duties with economy and
honesty. With horest mer-unIike the Secretary Of
War ard able men--unhke the Secretary Of the
Treasury snd OF the Pos.-OffiCe Department. the
Government would 70. and ought not TO cost more
than half what il row costs. Fillmore administered it
for 0b. az haU.
But it is no, true tha. Congress hiss forced sppro
pristiors and expenditures On the Government On
the contrary the Government asked more than Con-
MI Buchanan made the Kansas aud Utsh wars
WITHOUT the orders and against me protest Of Congress
Corcress did not make Mr. Buchanan spend g. OO0
eco more than Congress bad Authorized him to SPEND
yet such the d.fcieRces provided for his eITav
gsrce -
COO ard aGd g. coo geo OF interest 10 The e1pense
Congress did not sk bin 70 Increase the cost OF col.
lsttirg the revenue to nearly s6,WOOW.
Coseress did rot suggest to him the building Of ten
e!otls s-u.'So-,
Congress did rot propose the scsndslous 20 be
soma, tered in the civilization OF the Indsns-which
m.sus grstuitous ard discretionary plundeT Of the
Treasury 10 8 vest a,n1unt-
Or he Lsr hand NJ Buchanan askec fg the collection
cf tie or one 90 900
Coz gress tsve 3tooSc
Les 90
l. Buchanan s,ksd for fJrfcaioIs, 81.
CoDs-rts gave to.ON
LIS. ,h,n s.l,d sss GO
M Buchanan asked for I've new regiments o. :ae
regular sruy. Corgress refused them, ar gave him
ory two regmens Of volunteers for sgh:e IN months
tli,d one was voted but for the protection and Il
the espense o: Texas
Thee a., iew samples Ct tie noie Il which Coc.
crsss is re.pon,ibe for TIE expenditures. We think
Corgress is too bers. but ths. : sIcup N u for
the Administration They vii spend 81 the: g gwen
them. bat pconpetsncy and dishonesty, fsgoritism
and peclla:on 10 pervsde the p,sssnt AMI ,hs l..e
A6minis:.a.ons that the GJve,rmer. must stop il
th.se enormous demands are not compiled With.
Whe milors ssksd or soi iie-s a-d saios, there
sro.avord ssid sb,-: srgie b.-S,r, or river or
lake in tie United S.s.es. IA .oy of tie s-iIs,es.
Ald .ss Democrats b. ;be Hatse -sf5ssj 1 Ell sny
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

Sewing MAcHrSEs The decision Of Judge lager-
sol at New.Iisven on Wednesday WAS given only az
affecting those persons or firms sued who put in no
defense. In the case Of the Atwster and Heron ms
chires, which defended no trial was had and no gig-
meLt gwen. They Stand over for tria.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
a correspondent Of TIE Boston Trareier, writing
fom lIalwich. Mass July 80, ssys:

fiOm Hsiwieh, Mass, July 80, ssys:
"DEAIH BY DRowsISG-SAD DEATH OF The Pa.
TEisRcH OF IRE NILLAGE.-An unusal NUMBER OF
deaths by drownlng seem 10 have occurred this ses-
SOD. Benjamin Weeks. lsd l. yesrs Old, while
bsthirg in Skiniquits Pond seized with cramps.
lie laid hold Of another boy, who extrcs.ed himself
from bis grasp, and he sank not 70 rise again. His
booy wss very soor recovered but from neglect not
easy 10 account fcr, the proper means not sp-
piled for nis resuse.a.on 10 TO be of any avail
On the came day Monday lest died Mr.. Seth Walker,
wel. known srd respected citizen, sged ~. He
eit bic toue or Thursday previous Is his wife sup
posed, 70 visit nephew living two miles ds.al-
He was found CT Saturday morning lying in his o~n
field, lev rods from tis house, where ne had fallen
IL IL thought, from stroke Of the palsy. Mos. re-
maIkable was hs strength Of constitution he lay
upon the ground two whole right- dsy and part
OF two orer days in TIE unusaaliy cod wes.her and
etiD, although helpless ard unconscious, lived two
Gays sfter berg taken up. NJ. Walker was sre.t
noyer, ard had swung his scythe each seyon for
More than seventy yess Al ~ years Of age he co1ld
now bit days work, bu. could not CO sni ste 81 ness
Ct Lard enough 10 whet with the nhs He nsd lived
with tie wife VINO survives him seventy year. BE
wss one Of the ps.risrchs Of valleys whchios-
eng 20 tie former generation, b.. whose iron cent?
:u'ions, IN spite OF eIpo<ure ard hard assge Ard n
'sIns essts i-tsuy<rsbcs, lave t.cugti tosm l. yD
:, he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
FROM X ANSAS.
ANOTHER BORDER-RUFFIAN OUTRAGE.

ANOTHER BORDER-RUFFIAN OUTRAGE.
The Independence lMo,) Messenger OF the "fth ult.
arns that young man named Pope, son OF one OF the
leading citizens of Bates County, WAS taken prisoner
and then murdered in cold bloodby gang OF men, VINO
are supposed to be the same who communicating fsnd-
ish murders in Linn County Kansas. Young Pope, In
company with another man, was hunting some horses
which the men who murdered mad stolen. HIS con-
panion was shot, and dangerously bat not fstslly
wounded. The excuse given by the murderers for
their action was that the parties hsd been c)ncsrned
with MOntgomery's men in Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

BEARS The Mantoroc tWis.) Tribune says tha.
bears are destroying .e up there, and that they are
plerty this year. Mr.. Armsby hss heard of twelve
well authenticated cs;es Of cs,ts beirg killed 10 this
msrrer, between there snd Ksvsunee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

COLLEGE UsIFoRA.-A correspondent writing con-
eerblrg the Newberry lS. e. College says:
The Trustees have instituted q syrsm new in tbs
county, which viii be TIE neans Of preventing sx.
lsvas in dresA viz that req lirng all the ara,
ots.s 70 veu I'd torra ires.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

The Rev. J. k. Ksiser, recently of S;hoharie, New.
Yok, has been called alm'st simultaneously to the
First Lutheran Church OF Gettysburg, Pa, 70 the
Third Lutheran Church Of Rhinebeck, n. Y, and TO
the Presidency Of Colorado College, Texas. He has
accepted the call to Gettysburg, and expects TO com
mence his abors on the second Sabbath in August.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.

From The CAicae, Democrat, Jay 81.
Something like Elk weeks since there arrived 10 this
city yourg mar named George T. Eve, VINO brought
With him SIS bis reputed wife beautiful mula,to
woman, and three children, of whom we believe ne
claims .hs paternity. The woman is nearly white, and
he children white thst they would not be thouSa.
otherwise by sry not conversant with their origin
Their previous history psrakes strongly OF the 70.
mantle. They were, it seems, formerly residents OF
Ro me- Randolph County, Georgia, and she slave
when he first becsme acQusinted with her. short
scqusintarce ripened into wha. they called love, bat
his relatives termed it nfatuaton. For long time
every effort was made by his friends to overcome his
stftc ion for her, but in vsin and at last all but his
father consented to their marriage. he accordingly
bought her at the extraordinary price of - OOO mar
ried her 'snd they came North together.
Upon his s1ival here he commenced the practice of
meoicire, his ofice and dwelling rooms being at the
same place, No. 2Si South Clark street. Though
yourg and unknown, yet he might ultimately have
eded more especially as he had some s25 600 or
$4,000 worth of property IN bis own right lett him by
bis sndparerts, upon which he night have lived
with economy until he could build himselfup reputa.
tion
But on Wednesday last he received line through
the Poet Office stating that if he would call at
No. % fremont House, he would there ind al old
scqusntsrce. Hs went AID to his infinite surprise
stood fsce to fsce with his own father long con-
versaion ensued, ard finally be told that be must
return with him. Not knowing his own rights, and
that his father had no more control over his actions
than perfec. stranger, he sobbirgy consented. A
couple OF en-, who either were, represented them
selves to be ofiicers, accordingly called; he
placed in hack with them, and they then drove to
his residence. Upon their arrival one Of them asked
him for the keys TO his trunk, which unressting
y given up. The officer then opened the trunk, took
out all the money he had some $500 in god wlich re-
NAMED Of about 81 coo with which he left the South
packed up few of bis clothes, and ere his tr ends In
the city knew aught Of the affair the entire party
were on the train and far on their way south ward
leaving his wife penniess, stranger among strangers
with helpless family on her hands. We learn from
her that bis father Dr. Paul Eve, is Professor Of
Tenn, and that he had probsbly taken him thither
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06

,ptr,,r.ros fer :heee s.est sbd ktasteer: oo'ef'
~: tssy slso ,s:sssa I'll s2p;oritea iof ,-s e az
fo,t;f s,1a sy:.sci. ~ai,, p,c.e-s t.e ses as Cf
our cor--e cisi wealth, L-i then gave o.y 100 V01
irread Of tire ,es..sste sTproprsL'n OF ,93l co
estns,ec i1r.
No, .1,,... .he Gcvs,srst.Asi <,,..,aI !: e,.ci
:.on Cors!ess; ani ttst Copsr' .. Il sised 6 .ss-
.snabie amount f,' he p-o'' ',ton Of Gu l.ke sri
riy.r commerce VIA, sos ;ae expenses OF re G,s-
eyurea. rsYe .clcr-.e % -
Nhy-sdi ~ colecsi1s ..s cax:5zsths
F'r fsr-t -a.So-s 80 ~,
Sg ;.r,. res,rea. he -s;e o! tie sHsrns Aay ;,
f-E - h1
That s % ss7--so ia is from he rs TIE ths ~
g,ess-sven this Den3c-scc CorC-es-io-css exp'ac'
rrI.s or the President, The P-esieat sskst T-et'y
81 COO coo bsyo-d wha. tAs Congress. ysve tin Az
sddirg % vaa, did SIX only 81 800 600 for 1e pro
,ec.ior Of c-r -vs-s SD hs-So-s, which re hs1 -
rigt. 20 cr1t and which he grossly neglected az c1ty
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