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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

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Dist. FIRST WARD.
/. % Greenwich street.
2. .52 Greenwich street.
S..ll6 Greenwich street.
4..l5 Cedar street.
.. .IOl Broad street.
SECOND WARD.
1..8Theatre alley.
2. .Burliug slip.
THRU WARD.
/. .2O6 Fulton street.
2. As Robinson street.
8. 100 W arTen street.
4. 3 hudson street.
FOURTH WARD.
Ill Jacob street.
2. Shakespeare Hotel
9. .lB New boweTy.
4. 81 Cherry street.
5. as James street.
6. 81 berry street.
Z. 90 Madison street.
flfih NAhp.
l..123 Franklin street.
PA White street.
8. .33 Leonard street
A Beach street.
s..Ii3 Duane street.
6. .265 Greenwich street.
IA laiCht street.
s. AZ lanai street,
SlN1H WARD.
l.. 10 G hambcrs street.
2..CoineT Centre and keade
8. .28 City bah place.
4. 1913 Leonard street.
S. az Centre street.
- Mulberry street
:. AZ hQyard street
Q. 80 Eln street.
Cor. Elizabeth and Walker
SEVENTH w ARD
It's Fast broadway.
2. 80 Madison street.
8..l7O Cherry street.
4. % Henry street.
5. 200 Madison street.
6. 10 Jefferson street.
7..328 Cherry street.
8. .682 W alter street.
Cor. Gouvein'r & Division
FIGH1H WARD.
I. Ca " Ooster street.
2. to 4 thompson street
3..5Clark street.
4. 50 Dominica street.
5. $50 Greenwich street.
c. JAP Mercer street.
III Laurens street.
8. Narick street.
9. .l8l Nariek street..
10. .2C3 Narick street.
n. .2O5 Spring street.
70. lis Charlton street.
NINTH WARD.
1. .672 Greenwich street.
2. .4t2 Hudson street
g.. Cor. Elcecker and Morton
..l2 Christopher street
S. Is Seventh avenue.
6. .l8 Hammond stteet.
:. 80 Fourth street
&. It's hudson street.
9. IL Fourth street.
10. a bethune street
II. 90 ferry street.
ID 40. Greenwich street.
TFNTu WARD.
l..Cor. Broome aud Forsyth.
g.. % Allen street.
IA Ludlow street.
a. 81 Essex street.
s. 80 Allen street.
&. % Bow cry. ~
FLFNENTH WARD.
Liz stanton street.
2. 22q stanton street
s.2-a stanton street.
4. 80 Lewis street.
5. - Houston street
6. G Avenne &.
I'll Avenue {.
3. .2ss Third street. .
=. Cor. Az. {. and fourth-s''
| 10. .lg5 Lewis street
| II. 80 Avenue d.
! u. .2l5 sixth street.
~. .s4s Eighth street
"a. .I2l Avenue ID.
| is. 40 Tenth street
Is. 3a5 Tenth street
| IFS Dry pock street
"a isa Avenue c.
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2 80 Attorneyst
81 Nilett-st.
an Broome-s'.
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A NEW POEM.
BY wALrsR SAVAGE LAxpon.

The je Fs.pyft whiA follows ara. b. Mr. Lander tos
friend a Italy without sihoughi oets pnbosti Having fn
the psassre Il gives Is wish or neat d she public.
how bappy the hh h. ws H apprec.is
H. sad I'll sIpaDann. therefore 1ssAled for IL is eist
north history eight Inca odd a. only Lsnd@ can tel H.
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FURTHER FROM CHARlESTOWN.

ADDITIONAL TROOPS EXPECTED.
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The Churches used for Barracks.
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John Brown Preparing a Letter 10 the Public.
THE HALTER OK EXHIBITION.


SPECIAL Dispatch to The H. y Tribune
CHARLEsTOwN. Va, Monday Nov. %, 1859.
This place is Dow guarded by one thousand
troops. The circumspection is closer than ever
No one is admitted to the Jail without written
order from Gen. Taliaierro. Brown is engaged in
preparing q long letter, to be published after his
death, explaining his course and correcting certain
newspaper misstatements. He looks forward to
his fate with perfect compOsure. The other pris-
oners are also occupied with correspondence. All
of them except Stephens are chained. Cook alone
fails to retain bis sel-possessiOn. The rope with
which Brown is to be hung is on exhibition at the
Sberif's Office II is made of South Carolina cot
ton, a fact which is announced with glee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Narrow Escape of Citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

SPIES SENT OUT BY GOV. WISE.
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SOLDIERS FIRING IN THE AIR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

81 Nr. p. r, Phnuiy. o. Jaekboro, hns suddenly
discovered bis taiont sg wrtCr, and inialgts We
presume In hi arst effort. judging rom hs style in
waat was doubtless intended au nultingN- ocnmu-
nieation 30 the editor Of this paper innruns us Of
VIA. our "bcloved red brethren are doing in thcse
parts" he informs us that they ars stealing hcrses
rs usnal 30 For this we are sorry and hone TINT
tas guilty parties may be eondignly punished. lie
details also thu Killing Of Cameron mad Mason and
their families las. year the horrible atrocities n,-
tending which tendish murders, ours Was The srs,
Paper to detail We we're the 5sst 10 give tho pnr-
tculara Of thAt horrible affair, 20 ioncuras the MIR.
derere, 60 express heartfelt condolences for the
friends OF tho unfortunate victims and sympathy for
tie people Of Jack coanty. For this, lid not Ell
pect the thanks OF such men as M Ph@nir
The next piece ofpewS that thin fabulous bird gives
is sninimaton that in the pay ofNicssrs Ross
and Neighbors. The Indian agents and asks II va
think these Is any white blood running Ia veins,
20. Eloquent FhoriE Extraordinary Phenix -
Cruel Phonx wo feel demolished ruinci. anrihi-
lated. The talons Of this NEUROLOGICAL fowl have
penetrated our vitals Oh Ia bill has rocked into
! cur gir.ard. How our flesh quiyers. rherir have
some mercy Wont you! But tho ''fpost unkindest
cut Of all'i that demolisher in bis concluding
para graph asks to give his little statement place
In our paper and sand him copy containing II, 'aud
then forever ahor do not scnd him any more Phe-
nix, that's unreasonable. Wen stop your paper and
rsni you the money FOR your tnexpirsd time, if you'll
10. us, hut we can't publish your witheripg. seath-
.ny, excrutating elegant letter. Ven do you al
most any personal favsr but that We have given
the creTn of it however. Coed Rye friend Phenix.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Letter FIR m Yelknap.
Great sreitsmsat on The FrOaiier-The Re.
SCI ut probably 5yokspnB

Great exeittmsat on The FrOa.iier-The Re.
So, pt probably broken up.
BELSNAr, March 10th. 1862
EJllor Dans. Hsrsid;
DIAN JUNIOR :-our cou5try Is At this time all ex-
oitenent Rumor has reached US that on the goth Of
this month tho Lower Indian Reserve, ~ miles East
5ofthis place is 70 be broken up and utterly dsnoii,h
led by the whites OF the different frontier counties II
matter Indeed seriously to be regretted since tho
Indian Agent has already recommended tn. removal
these Indians aeon possible beyond Rcd River
III do hope (hut from information received from all
quarters, it seems like hoping in Uag) that this mat
ter will be taken into serious consideration aud defer
red for peaceful removal Of the Indians by the Cow
lernmen,. Such course | think, would be best for
all pariies. Let them he thus removed and there
will no doubt be general and unanimous rejoicing
For do believe, and the people Of our county gener-
sal'y believe likewise that the contamination Of this
gobjoct, the pGaedJs removal of the Reserve indians
would in short time add greatly to the population
land prosperity of the county Bat should Ihs object
be effected by force as is in contemplation, the
sresut might easily be Inferred. Those among the In
sdians, who should make their escape would inmeiat
Fly seek their piii companions, and obtain that re-
auenge which is characteristic to the whole Indian
stribe, depreciation would be 0 mnenced anew Horse
stealing and murder would soon ensue more than
ESouble fold The citizens OK Young and ather from
tier counties would necessarily be kept in cthtinued
suspense. The inerciess murder OF their wives and
schildren would soon become daily cencern, and the
final result; the country vacated and Indian peger
srale supreme throughout the Frontier However zoe
! have done our duty. zoe can do Nothing more. We
have hold our county meeting III wAhsb we have ex-
Hpressed our sympathy for The citizens ohe different
eountes ia their losses, and prompted by se proec-
ton AS well us The good Of the pholc couGxy, we
shaye mildly and respectfully asked their further in
siulgence. Whether we will be needed or not, mn
unable to say. copy Of the proceedings of tho
meeting held here on Saturday last have been sent to
syou for publication. believe there is no other news
of Importance in the country For the present. adeu
Respectfully, LAMBDA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

ffN'"F"
htnrss ~ heHoff = NaHiH9feN' fsfcA
=. The hsnsls BEE .l'o eonIumga Ne ~.
2 inimsni 30 w lonvs, iainshy uniled
States hsua'uI l'om lows, % ouf MlnisieI 70
bogoa'
iHs mrshAs nHisfsHs.--- Warrington,
AdFeh mt Meiines ilf newly appointed
MinsteF 70 Mexico len Warrington to-day To-
New odtan', eiPellng 70 tals passage iof
Vera CfuI 10 The slesmship Tennessee on the
10Th
senior Maua, tie Minister Of the Liberal
Govsfnmeni "a Mexico, wall leave Tor New
Orleans Ia sssson for the return Of Tenpessee
10 receive despaiehes from his GoveTnmsni Te-
lallyr 10 the result Of Mo AicLrne's mission,
HoSoHs TO Gov, BRowN- ifgshiTgioa,
.hsTeh 9.--The death Of Postmaster General
Brown was announced 10 the Senate, by a
message OF the President ar
Mr. Nicholson pronounced an eulsgy upon
the occasion aud submigied appropriate rcsolu.
tons which were adopted, when the Senate
immediately adjourned as mark OF respect TO
the memory OF the deceased s'siesmhn.
SESArs CONTRIBUTIONS, So Waskins,oR 10 p,
y, March s.--The Senate have canffmed the
.ppoietment Of John Hubbard, Of Maine as
Boundary Commissioner. ~ -
John PeIli. OF Indiana, mas been nominated
ara confirmed as Cbisi Justice Of Kansas Ter
Tliory' 'e
Bartholomew Fuller, ot,Norh Carolina has
received the appointment, and beentcsufrmed
by The Semitic, as Fifth Audi,o! of the Trea.
sp,y.
Emory G. Potter has been re.nominsted by
the.PresidenI, and confirmed by the Senate rs
collector at Toledo, Ohio.
The executive session ciosss nj 9 o'clock 10
morrow.
LATER PROM ARizoEA-St. Louis, Marck9
This Overland California mail Of the l4lh
ut., has arrived here.
The California sdvices are anticipated by the
arrival Of the Quaker City at New Orlesns.
A passenger by this mail reports that new
and valuable silver mines had been opened in
Arizona.
tie also reports that gold, silver alum, cop.
per and iror ore. ate found in abundance in
various parts OF ALlzsna.
The reporisffom the Giln river mines con-
tlnns-to be unfavoiable.
New HAMPSHIRE ELRcros-Ne'o York,
March, V.-lchabod God~in. Republican, has
been elected Governor Of New Hampshire.
The republicans also claim TO have elected
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
ST. NICHOL AS HOTEL
NH. DAhNELL, Proprietor.

March l5.--James Chapman, co; + A Rawlins,
Rural Retirement: w Sprouts, co; Geo Pearcy, va
March ia D Rice Dallas; j w Cruger,
Houston; VIM Murrell, Scyene; Il Snow, co,
Grove; John Bonham, Agent for the U S business
directory; John Devawn, FWeatberford & $ Nor
ris. Mckinney; Asa D Miller, Parker; VIM Beck
weth, Weatherford, Parker CO.
March lS--J H Snow. Dallas, Thos Hord, do:
Mrs Jennings KY; John naniels, co; Robert
Wilkinson, East Tenn; VIM F Williams, DO;
Wesley Wilkinson, do; e F Williams, co; Ben
Frost Il lady. CO; Thos Frank, co; j. bud Doak,
Mckinney; M NJ Moran, do; Walt Estrachery,
do; w Beckweth, Weatherford; II Townsend,
Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
CRUTCHFrELD HOUSE,
T. T. CRUTCHFIELD, Proprietor,

March, 15.--M. K Fondron, Lancaster; Jones
Green, do; John Taylor. do; M Taiboth, KY !;
P j Dime, N G.; JAS Pastor, Ky; L Simpson, &
Lady, co; S Y Bledsoe & daughter, Lancaster;
March l6--rtos Whitwooll, Waxahashie; B
Alexander, Bell co; John Bonbam, agent for the
U S business Directory NJ Q Thomson, Va; Geo
w rrice, Va; A Weaver, Rusk.
March l7--S A Stiles, Houston; i&G
g l8.-Mr Fisher & two daughters co; -
Carter, Tenn; -pearsey, d.;
March l9--I, Butler, Piano. j Ii Chumber,
Rusk;
March 2O--w II Witt, Trinity Mills; Dr.. San
ders, Scyene, Wm Hughes, Mod Whitcomb
Sbelbyyiile, Ind;
March Il John Huphinea, co; Jacob Ruth,
collin co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

n =
III We cut the following concerning our Texas
Sheegsion in Congress, from the correspond
Ken q OF the Delta. 1t is all we have seen con-
Sserning the Bryan and Reagan difficulty:--
Gen. Sam Houston delivered his valedictory,
to-day. to crowded Senate and still more
Scrowded galleries Every seat was filed, and
levery ear was strained TO catch the words OF
the ''old chief" as they fell coq1ently from
shis lips. 1t was the last speech he expected
Ito deliver in the council chamber of the nation,
Has he was about TO retire to the shades Of pri-
vate life, after public service of forty-fve years
dis spsech was tuli OF patbos and beautifai
Bsentimenls, and was received with evident
Apleasure BY the INNER Sc auditory It is ru-
IGNORED among Texans here, that Old Sam will
Hbe elected TO fill the seat OF the lamented Hen.
Nderson which is now occupied by Col. Matt.
award.
n We had quite an exciting scene in the
HHouse OF Representatives this morning, be-
Htween Messrs. Reagan and Bryan, of Texas,
aAn issue had been ugged in some days ago By
SMr. Bryan, which was responded to at the
Aiime by Judge Reagan, and all supposed the
Hdispule IT an end. Not so, however. Letters
& had been received here from Western Texas,
8safing that combination was being formed
sfor the purpose of breaking down Reagan in
fthe Eastern Section. Reagan knew this, and
I was ready for the issue. This morning Mr.
EBryan again opened the sore, and in conclu.
kding his remarks he denounced the Union
gprincipIes and national platform Of his col
Sleagne. Reagan retored in terms quite as
animated, and complained of the combination
Ealluded TO-. BY this time most of the menu
sbers were on thei. feet, and crowding round.
r Mr.. Bryan said he hoped il hi, colleague had
JAW complaints TO make he would seek anothers
field, and not drag them before Legislative
Z body. This taunt brought Judge Reagan again
Ito his feet, who announced his readiness to-
gmeet responsibility any where and in any wayj
sbut claimed the right to denounce fanatcism-
Ewld. reckless, fre-eating fanaticism--- whether
lat the North or the South, and qaiie as ipjuri7
3ous in the one section as the other. Tho
Judge thea planting himself on the Union
platform Of Gen. Houston, spoke with great
5eloqusnce for few moments and presented tho
tissue distinctly "for or against the Constitl5
jtion." and upon this issue he said hstsould %
|before bis constituents and adyocat4fhe Cof
sstitution be. had sworn to support, in spite 4
combinations and conspiracies to break hin
down. When he had closed, a numbcr d
members crowded around and congratulate
him upon his speech and sound Union ssnt5
,men,s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Chills and Fever I! Chills and Fever !.

One OF the greatest remedies TINT has ever laid before the
public Fever and Ause and which have received the highest
encopiuns from the press and the people, DR. H0srET
ER's SSLEBRATED BITrERs Who would endure the tor.
arisins this terrible disease, when II be easily
cured Who would endure sleees nights burning svers and
icy chs Alternately when remedy be obtained or mere
trse7 Aud yetho~ families nger out psinul exissce
upder this deadly blight snddo nothing but sup down quhe
until becomes their daily meals, and Jet they
not relieved None the foolish and weak would hesitate
procure valuable Bers, and themselves INTENSE a
ony.
Sold by druggists and dealers centrally everywhere by
w. PEAK L Co.. Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

rf The lest phase Of the never ending controversy
between Maj. Marshall. Of the Gazette md JuJg,
Pascal of ths'Tnteilipeucer which originated abou
the public printing, ID letter in the Gazette from
DR.. j. M, Steiner to Maj. Il. S. Neighbors, boil
members of the board of honor appointed some tint
spce 70 adjust the matters Of difference in whicl
steiner denouuces with great bitterness certain
statements made by Neghbors in relationto the &C
en- ct the board Of henor, and Paschal rs wretch
ed bathroom" &C., end evidently invites challeng
from Neighbois Paschal in tsrn publishes care
in reply, in which be INDUCES in equally bitter dc
nunciasion of Steiner, and talks equally begcrant
Come gentlemen, the pen and paper argument o
this matter We think is exhausted, sec what q litt
'cofee ard pistols'' will do or stop it altogether
We have seen no reply from Maj. Eeighbors.
p s.--We have received the Senii-weckiy Intelli
gsneer, stating that Pascha and had been
ed and bound over to keep the peace the former in
bond of $4,000 This occurred at Georgetown
eonrt before judi VOntress. The same paper say
that Judge Terrell, had put Maj Marshall md Dr.
Steiner under bonds Ct $4,000 each.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

man u I.r Mtnfs drslftt Htiss - lis
st.s s.a.iii oil rnaais s.l tsna ierIsV ihs
ahhgulssi. II ihs itiil ,f r. p lsaNsl, Aarvp
" niasn, thieh al ,.a' srrfi ri hli fsa,isusi,
'n WisAirrio City, o. ius sih .ni' q rh.susis-
W. vil hus'nsr give tIssaus N ihs lssilsg irs'.
isris Ia Ne iis AL chars ga AarvHY Draa w.,
ga % tho truosi nsn 10 he 10 Isn, cd. ale ar
10 have a'i'iIsl he ,sly hishsai hon'u We ave
not roma noe tasV cons. 60 4. l'lh l,r Wlss on
isr u the Paisn, ohss Tis sials,y Pg in'si lo
IAN the ylraaey.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
From our PAilaa,lpaia Correspondent,

fsh 70, 1907
hE EpiToE-0uF oil. presents rs usual quis, Ap-
pnlranse, 1lsnsh the aumhsT Of Threads dos not
increase PAilaiellh. saens t. retain % laueh Of
The qaAker elsmtni that buintis seems II b. done
htre With les hustle than anywhere else The Essth-
'fr hss been unusually md ant 81 signs pro nes,l-
cate an early spfinF One Il the distinguishing fea-
surs n the last ~ months. has been the cahstre-
tirE = the City Passenger Rslssys As very lev OF
our streets Are vide eaoagh 70 admlt doable track
the usually 80 down one stree, and up the next
Ia point ~ slssnlihsss soHf1r and despatch these
cars aTs hr superior N the Omntnsss formerly 10
,uss that those whish iii have hal 10 reduce the
aIe IA three cent?, Or oue-haf Of Whst thsy former
u assei, 10 secure any edsi0m 40 Tho Opera House
Pio'0lomui. cor The Prinoess) drew etowis during
the fsN nj shts op which she played, Her dstrautTs
pretend thai youth, beauty and raRk haze largely
tocntFibutsd 20 foTn nor reputation but the public
Nolst has prononncel her "sisr o. the lnt makpl-
| uie"
Tie lovers o, scandal have had rich treat a the
cas- II Fry RIy, ueR awaiting the ae,iop Of the
.fShnsyl,anh legislature Tbs only drawback 10
their enjoyment thal itiisT party can claim 10 be-
,lpAg yo what Ia New itat w0Gli DO called 'Upper
,rendlm." NJ Gdg3, the hiher Of Mrs Fry, raised
hlmse from ploW-boy 70 he one Of tho richest men
w. Philadelphia. aud by his lntesrty in his business
ngs With him Mr.. Fry has often been accused Of
beRs "fortpne hunter" te and Miss Grigg we're
married last iAll, and one month Aissr the wedding
day tie bride returned 10 her hther's home In due
ms sht rs'ltioned the Legislature 10 grant her d.
'yoree ssaount ~ her husbands M treatment Mr..
Fry senis ia counter petition as hs pAhes The case
tried before Curt o. Justice 40 that he may, on
account OF his Wis's desertan lop him, claim and
retain house worth $50 200 purahasei by Mr. 6rgs
for his daughicr's residence. No knows yet what
VIII be the action Of the Legislature.
Respectfully, 6tc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

= The McKinneysMessenger thinks that the reso
utons Of our County Meeting was % pretty hare
thrus" at Gov. Runnels. We were surprised to'see
this ground taken by friends of Gov Runnels in tn,
meeting when was moved to strike out the latter
clause Of the 4th resolution We thought that was the
hard thrust and unkind cut. Has 1t come to this
that the intelligent Democracy of County cannot say
taa, they want for their rulers nen Of sstesnensA,
and intelligence, who can give reason for e:aitl
that's in them &c.,' without aiming thrurt al
GONG body.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23

ARIZONA -TEHnr7oRrAL ExrANoIoS, &c.-Tho Sd
IL the series Of articles this subject the Fad OF
which vas published by US two three weeks ago,
written BY W. II. Parsous, and which originally ap-
scared In the Galveston News will be found in thi,
,norning,s payer. BY come mistale the Cd number
vas published in the .News before the 1st. The LIST
ana beginning number will appear In our next -
The svtacle. rsnrot fail to prove highly interesting
rn the % ufttsr discussed. and she attractive
nildeioaasn' s.y z Of the able writer We shall re-
serve any co'nnsA vsSAyvish to maize for tho con.
s,riirg number
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-23
Meeting in Young County in relation to tn
Reserve Difficulties.


AT a meeting Oh the citizens of Young coun-
Sty held at the Court House in Belknap on Sa-
Nturday March 18th 1859, Peter Harmanson
Esq, was called to the chair and Joe A.
sWoolfolk appointed secretary.
The object Of The meeting was explained in
ga clear, forcible and eloquent manner by the
! chairman.
On raotion of T. T. Luckett, committee Of
J I've was appointed to draft resolutions expires.
ssve Of the sense Of the meeting, whercppon
yMessrs ]. fl. Swinde!ls, A Deckmap, Al. H.
sLatinler, J. f. King and Allen Johnson were
pponted members of said committee.
On molten the meeting then adjourned to
meet at o'clock P. IA. ~
4 Meeting met pursuant to adjournment when
Sthe committee reported the following preamble
I land resolutions, which were unanimously
kadopted
\ WHEREAS, the citizens Of this county have
heard that IL is the intention Of the citizens
of the counties adjoining to forcibly expel the
Indians from the Reserve in this county
thereby scattering them and causing the To-
I tai breaking up # the Reserve system, and
whereas, by the forcible expulsion of the In.
dams from said Reserve, it will leave this
Al
ourselves, our families and property5 and
whereas we, the citizens of Young county,
agree to the necessity Of removing the Re-
serve Indians from our midst, and sympa.
thze with our fellow citizens of the adjoinl.
ing counties 10 their losses. Therefore be
it,
ResolDed, LIST. That we respectfully request
7 the careful attention OF said counties to the
above facts ard would recommend 10 them
( that instead of forciby ex2elling these Indians
] that their removal be effected BY petitions to
4 the secretaries OF War and of the Interior at
Washington.
Resolped. 2. That if said petition or petit.
lions be dlsregarded by the proper authorities,
then we, the citizens Of Young COUNTY, will
zuse ali the means in connection with our sis
I Ter counties TO expel said Indians from this
portion Of the State.
RESOLVED, Sd. That copy Of the proceed.
4ings of this meeting be forwarded to the county
clerks Of Jack, Montague, Cook, Wise, Denton.
Parker, Eraih and Palo Pinto countes, and
! that said clerks be requested to give immediat,
publicity to the same.
Resoloed, 4ib. That copies Of the proceed
sings Of this meeting be sent ts the Indian
Ia pents, Frontier News Dallas Herald
! BirdviIIe 'Dnion,' and Sherman Patriot for
publication. g
Ga motion Of J. A. Voolfolk the following
resolution was passed,
Resfrhd. That the committee @ho rdpoft-
led the iofecoing resolutions, be anthorize4 as.d
'fhes a. s. ski.s i',str1cted 10 prepare agds~st,'
In - Z. s.spoken of.ir tie frft Of &.
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