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TRUSTEtiS SALE
OF
PART OF T'EEE TIvvN OE
PORT HERMAN,
\ N D V l. i 4 BILE LA N D,

AND VALUABLE AND,
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
BY virtue of Decree of the Circnt Court
for Cecil county in chanccrv the UNDERSIGNED,
trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at the Court
House door in the town Of Elkton,
On ITclncioy, the on Of Noccn.r,, ncH,
Commencing at | Oclork u. IN. All that
Property at PORT HERMAN, which beon-
ged TO Robt. II. Thomas, deceased and which
,sn"w occupied by GnStavus \. Thompson.
This Land is divided into two parcels by
an Avenue or a Street called Cherry Street,
fifty feet wide, and which runs from the Elk
River, a Souih-castrrly direction to the
Public Road, leading from lludson's corner
TO Town Point.
TIE FIRST PARCEL lies Southwest of
said Street. 1t contains, according TO re-
cent survey,
G3 Acres, 3 Reeds, 2G pcrcEies,
MORE OR LESS.
On this parcel are the following buildings
and improvements, to wit:
No !. A large and well built DWELL
G-I ling House, with necessary ont
G&Jss!f 4, buildings. This Dwelling is
f;F5 beautifully located on the Elk
- - & n River The Lawn adjoining Is
ornamenIcd with Shade trees and SlnubbrIy
and iunS down 20 the waters edge.
No. 2. Is Barn 10 by 80 feet with
Stone S,ablng 0 feet high, and the frame is
1G feet TO the square.
No. 3. Is Stone Store House. so bv 50
feet, . stories high, and with Two rooms on
the second floor.
Nos. 4 and 5 arc small buildings, beside
ai,n fact.
stone and the other frame.
s:NsE.ss. There are fruit trees ofvarious kinds
xssfS.Sss on this parcel of Land. The soil is
NsYssN good, and well suited for Peach
A,-., trees.
TIE SECOND PARCEL lies North Ea st
of Cherry Street. 1t contains according to
the above mentioned survey.
las Acres, I Rood, 23 Perches,
more or.less. The buildings thereon are as
follows:
No. l. Is Steam Mill directly OH the
Elk River: Main. buildings SO by 43 feet
wing % by 80 feet This Mill contains
various machinery.
No. 9 Is also steam Mill Main building
20 by 40 feet, wing Is by 80 feet with
machinery and fixtures.
\ No. 8. Is Frame Tavern House, of
{1D suitable size located at the corner of
1:assa Cherry and Front streets, in full
l.L1ss.Evie Of the Elk River.
Nos. 4, S, G, and are small buildings,
the location of which can be seen on the Plot
of the Property. The grelter part Of said
second parcel is cleared land and is capable
of high degree Of improvement and has
the advantage ola number of beautiful Sites
for buildings.
DIrt lIart, n nIo,. 1n-f
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SHERlFFS SALE.

DY virtue off writ of Venditioni EXponas
I'D issued by John Owens, one .of the JUS
tees OF the Peace Of the State Of Maryland, ,
in and for Cecil county, will sell at Public
Sale, on
MONDAY, the 17h dty Of October, 1859.
on The Premises, all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, at law and in equity, Of
Thomas Smith, in and to all that
Piece, Parcel Or Tract Of Land,
with the Improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being in Charlestown, Cecil county !;
it being the same property whereon the said
Smith now resides, containing
5 Acres and "a Perches,
more or less, and more particularly de-
scribed in Deed from the Commissioners
of Charlestown, dated December l6, 1852,
duly acknowledged and recorded among the
Land Record Books Of Cecil county; late
the property Of the said Thomas Smith, and
taken in execution at the suit Of G. A. Little.
and will be sold for Cash to satisfy said writ
and costs.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock, precisely.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Sept. q, lS59--ts. Sheriff.
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Notice to GsgnHeFS.


THNllE undersigned do hereby forewarn all
Il persons against trespassng upon their
premises enclosed or not encloscd), with
dog or gun. or otherwise. All disreg arding
this notice will be dealt with as the law
directs, without respect to persons.
Joseph 5. Wingate, John McCracken,
Geo. ", Ford, Thomas G. Cazier,
Geo. w. Chappoll, Richard Roach,
Vincent Hammond, Alex. Rutter.
Oct | , lS59-3m
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I !
BRANCH STORE, As Cornhill, Boston, Mass
Special Notice to Book Buyers.

SpeCIaI NOtICe 20 BOOK Buyers.
AS there are parties of doubtful responsibility
advertising Gift concerns, and some are making
many large promises under fictitious names WITH
out the intention or ability to fulfil them, hoping,
through the popularity ofmy enterprise to deceive
and plumber the public, strict sense of duty COM
pels me to all against them. And if any are
deceived ana cheated by them they should not DO
so just as to condemn me along with them, for
they are base imitators of nm enterprise that has
cost me an immense amount Of time and money to
place in the position which it now occupies, coiu
mandiLg an extensive and increasing trade, ap-
proved and endorsed, with the most entire freedom
and confidence, by the leading Publishing Houses
in the Union, whose letters of approval and en-!
dorsement arc in my possession, and will be pro-
duced ana shown at any time with the greatest
pleasure. q. q. EVANS.
June 25 lS59-6m.
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Indian Queen Hotel,

INTO. 500, corner of FIFTH and MARKET
lN Streets, WILMINGTON, Delaware.
W-Ample accommodations for one hum
dred persons.
Open for Passengers by midnight trains.
Good stabling for fifty head OF horses, at
so cents per day.
D5-Price, 81. so per day for Board.
CHAS. NJ. ALMOND,
Sept. "a, lS59-lm' Proprietor.
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E0tiCc to GalnNcrS.

LII persons g." hereby "arned not to
N trcspass, with dog or gun, ON the iauus
Of the subscribers, as the law will be enforced
against any so offending.
David Rca, Samuel Foster,
James o. Mccormick, john Foster,
Granville Y. Shauck, james Barnes,
Henry C. Shauck, Henry l.. Allen.
Oct !, lS50-3w
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sl3 Acres, 2 Foods, % Percles,

al3 Acres, 2 Foods, 2S Perches,
more or less 1t is situated in the neighbour
hood Of Zion, Cecil county, Maryland and
about three miles from the Brick Meeting
House. 1t is bounded on the moth by the
public road leading from. Blue Bail to Zion,
and on the south by the public road from the
store Of MeSSls. Wilkinson Kirk to Zion.
II coud.be advantagcously divided into Two
farms; each farm fronting Oh Il public road.
1t will! be sold whole OF in parcels, as shall
be deemed best on the day OF sale
The soil is productive, and the land rolling,
with exposures to the south.
The fencing is good ; and the arabic land,
containing about 100 acres, is divided into
SIX FIELDS, each field being WELL
WATEKED. WOOD and TIMBER on the
premises, Sufficient for the uses Of the farm.
Also. an APPLE ORCHARD, and several
large CHERRY TREES Of choice friu.
E-...-s The improvements consist Of
fS1ssss.A a Unrestricted
.sii5..s Stone Dwelling House,
Co. l...,sS2G l6 feet, and Il new Frame
KITCHEN Of the same size, with dry cellars
under each two large BARRACKS, and
STABlING sufficient for six horses and four
cows two new corn cribs, estimated to con-
tain Il thousand bushels Of corn an unin-
iShcd Dairy House, about sixty feet from the
dwelling, overa spring of pure and never
failing water; and two PUMPS, ane at the
Kitchen door, and the other in the barn yard
The property now offered for sale, is in
every respect desirable, and persons wishing
to purchase are invited 10 examine the
premises.
TERMS One fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sal"
one fourth at the end of ore year; one-tourth
at the end of two years. and the remaining
fourth at the end Of three years from the day
OF salc the credit payments to draw interest
from the said day Of sale, and to be secured
by the Bond Of the purchaser, with approved
security. GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Oct l, lS09.-tS. Trustee.
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NOTICE TO GUNEERs.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
IA trespass, with dog or gun, on the lands
Of the subscribers, as the law will lie enforced
against any so offending.
Bcrbage Brock, Nicholas Larzalere,
Thomas d. Webb, Charles Glading,
Isaac Lort, Howard Titus,
John G. Crcig, VIM. =. Ford,
Nicholas +. Lothian. Joseph Gading.
Sept II, lS59--2m.
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NOTICE..

DEHSONS are warned not to trespass on
L. the subscribers with Dog or Gun, us the
law will be enforced against all offenders.
II. S. Coudon, George Gale,
&. y. Whitaker, +. M. Seeley,
ii. Chamberlain, Eli Cosgrove,
Joseph Coudon, Samuel Jackson,
l.. II. Evans, John Stump,
Nathan Layton, John Sheridan,
John Cunningham. [sept. "a, lS59-tf
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Doors Doors !-125 pairs of Mems and Boys
ID Boots at prices ranging from 81 % to $500
per par, at sept II r +. MAY.
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GUN SHOES ANY quantity of Ladies'
~ land Nisscs Cum Shoes, for snle cheap by
X. i. MAY,
Col. In the - Hollow"
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TO the Toters Of The Third Election District
The subscriber respectfully offers himself
as a Candidate for the office of Constable;
being solicited to do the same by many of my
friends. l pledge myselt-if elected-to
faithfully perform the duties Of the office.
Oct !, 1859. COFlNGTON WOOD.
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L>ALL DRY GooDs.--Cassinetts, Jeans, Flanncs,
L Calicocs, Checks. Glnghams, Cotton Flannels,
Mnslins, &c, all new and for sale at tho lewost
cash prices. r.. T. MAY,
sept II. In the Hollow"
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To the Voters Of the 5th Eelection District.-
4 would respectfully offer myself as an
Il Independent Candidate for Road Super
visor, and will pledge myself, if elected, to
perform the duties impartally and to the
best Of my ability. DAVID BlCE.
Sept. II, lS50-tc.
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To the Voters Of The THIRD Election District.
At the solicitation of many friends, offer
myself as ar Independent Candidate for the
Office of Constable. and pledge myself, if
elected, to perform the duties Of the Office to
the best Of my ability.
Oct /, 1859. LUCIEN b. ANDERSON.
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TO the Voters OF the 3rd District
, The subscriber respectfully offers himself
to the Voters of the Third Election District,
as candidate for ROAD SUPERVISOR,
at the coming election. If elected he will
try to perform the duties of the office
satisfactorily. WILLIAM Il. OWENS.
Aug. 20, lS59--te.
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Notice.-Io he Foters Of The tn District of
Cecil cormy.
Al the request Of my friends, I offer myself
as candidate for Constable, and pledge
myself, if elected, to perform the duties Of
said office to The best of my ability.
Oct l, 1859. WIN. DEN NISON.
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uERRtNG p ri me PASSPORT and Halifax
III Hcrrpss, for sale by D. SCOTT.
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Notice TO da,InlicrS.

NOtICG 10 dsNMncES.
A Ii persons are hereby warned not to
~ trespass, with dog or gun, on the lands
Of the subscribers, as any SO offending will
be dealt with according to law
F. W. Lort, Washington Holt,
Thomas Lake, Sarah Aldridge,
Elizabeth Foster, [Oct l, 1859.
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To The Toicrs Of the Third Election District.
/ offer myself as ali independent candidate
for Road Supervisor, and will discharge the
duties of said Office faithfully, if elected.
Oct |, 1859 THOMAS FITZSIMMONS.
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PHILADELPHIA.
GIFTS!
Splendid Gifts to Purchasers Of Books
At the ORIGINAL and the ONLY
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE.

ANNAPOLIS, September 18th, 1859. {
I'm pursuance of the 9Th section of chatter
d Is, of the Acts of Assembly of 1856. en-
titled " An Act to carry into effect the Both
section Of the Bird article Of the Constitution
Of Maryland, in regard to the eligibility of
persons to the Offices therein specified and
mertioned.' the Comptroller hereby gives
notice that the following persons are in
arrears to the State Of Maryland in and for
the sums of money and on the several
accounts affixed to their respective names
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

OF appointed ~ the present Coam'''''aer'
On party groonds; but ~e kno~ te'' one
party b. power to make or uuuake Ps'cs-
pen, AID that power, tsouse unused, |" never
theies, . party advantage ~aich 'ocu'd not ei'sI
TIE letter portion OF our citizens sought u i7o''
70 escape from tie d:,pOu,mof Wood: taey d'i not
sno DO Dot desire to gse ans man or parry po"et
TO create kudre desp4 tam. TosS soOg't aud
still desire. Police sb.Ouey Independent OF Oart7
favor er poht cal mutations. AID we entrea' our
presett ssi,arure Dot 10 i0Grn without securing
tbs righteous end. Give u, Police Board OF too
or four Commissioners, &c 50 constituted aod Pc
riodlc,uJ renewed that no party can ever have g
majority therein, aud 1t ~il reyer more be tbs
interest Of any party to oppose and oec too Metro
poltan Police, much lees to pour o1t upOo il su'n
q load of slsuderous AID scurrlous rubbish as the
SpioOs Report Republicans in the Legislature
sou vii DO the good Cause great wrong II you as
regard these sUigestoDa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

pobfc miro il sutfeieotlI etEgsseee1 viii regard
to the bsture ard eaecs of Alcoholic Liquor. to
uphold and thoroughly enforce such IN set. bot we
sbsD be very wiling t. taxi our stare OF tue oaiam,
the snmity which sleh al act cannot fad to excite
for the sske Of the good It cannot fsil to accom
piih. Make it misdemssnot 10 keep or have al
eobolc Liquors in such quantity as would Jds''y
tie presumption that th-J are to be cold as eev-
ers,e-msks the peoJy Of keeping or selliog suca
Liquors - heavy a. TO be real terror to evi-fo'
ers-6eclare that q convict on Of selling soy day
sitter the lst of May next snsll involve tue pay'
ment Of pen.l,y Of $40 per day for each day t1''
shall have tran.pirsd between the lss Of Asj a'ore-
tai ard that on which the complaint is inside or
the action conmepced-authorize Any citizen -
prosecute vioators IN sBy Court end receive to bis
own use one bali Of al pe1.ltes be m.y recoVer-in
short, pass az act that Will sctusly suppress the
Liquor rrsfficor eDaOe those who losibe ta,s Traf
nc 10 do so--and We viii give il besrty A men.
But # Mr.. Halls bill (,ubstanvialy) shall be passed,
". desire il, author and Supporters 10 receive and
enjoy tie credit Of all The good it may effect Aud.
should it prove the empty mockeu that ~e surely
believe il VIII, We desire TO hsse il remembered
that we neither recommended nor upseld it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

'eeu. to have been the 6sst in<utou to tsv. ri
the slaves across the Atlantic sader preesse tl,t
ihey we're beng carried A. Apprentices 60 ss@e
West Iodia SOrt sUd il se, ms 70 have beco ~iA
tbs object n view, that Mr. L,mr entered isss
toe CORES pondecoe VITA the Treasury Dopr meet
sometime since published, ia which be so1get fxs
clearance for such yo,sge. Ths, b. WIS tie
owner and ourftter Of the W,nderer. .ppe.rs
clearly enoush cy BIS Own state neDts IT the ssa.
He repeatedly procl iiGed emsel' the owner Of tho
vessel xhct he sad hi. pro gerty take fon hin
by tse bigh hand of law. ana on that sroaod be re-
pea,eoy reque ted the bystanders bot to bid asssst
hiu, DO, Guy that bat, alder tae sac sas o'er. As
projected TO krocs down the only person wao hsi
sctualy veutarrd to bd sgNnss HIM rne state
nepts made b. Lamar st that sale as rep stsa il
the published correspondeG,e from S,Saaosa, ~sfe
empty Sufficient II the law could out LAY It's "bge
bane upon him % convict him of prssS asa 10
hang b u therefor But as the Savannah COMPANY
s,se Lbled at Ihs Narsbsrs sale warmly spplaaied
BIS knocking down the opposing bidder, so, no toaos
Nj. Lamar rpbes With full couiaeDce. no. on tsat
a GeorgsJary would never conSict him, bat shst 90
uIuUu pult NOuN uuo WI. Ita8&
jury Or, sumo to d. 81 SIR. Lunar we suppose
would proceed to knock esco n-mber Of il do<a.
H. indeed. the Government have the least w,,h
or Pr sst utenti0a t. eau the laws sssiGst tao
slave-rrsds to DO respected, instead OF condaisg
Themselves TO prose against tae crew of tae
Wauderer, they vii proceed &c ooce agsins, MI.
Lamar himself If anythiog VS. before lacking To
'be cham Of evidence agsiasr hun, he has himself
amply supplied it by bi. public declarations already
Guutec. 10 the m-abtiu e, va take IT, he wil 30
preceded against tor BE hlgbh.0ded contempso Ok
Court iD attempting, aud, Tor tba' mater, succeed
ipg in turning tbe Mash,is sale INTO farce, BY
preventing competition in ,be hr.t phase, asd,
a ter the sale wss over, Violently s,ssult'ng the
only man woo had dared TO compete with him. 1t
Is hardly possible 10 imsg ne more audscIous con.
tempt oi Court aDd If It is aot desired aud iaecded
10 deprive the Drirct Courts of tue United states
of ell respect and author ty, steps surely Sil Do
taken TO bring this oOld nul,ter 10 account II
there he any truth in tue of-rep~sted assertion
f. at the greet buk of the people 10 the southern
States sre opposed 10 the revival OF tho African
Slave Trsdr ttere ought tn be 40 difficulty IN srf-
ing Mr. Lamar, nor, 10 spite OF bis hsts aud his
oowIe. knlyes, c.nsicriog IN rs well
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e.. l.. a. LAMAR.

We inquired, the other day, in relation to the
ss'e Of the slsY--ya eot the Wanderer, ~sO mgot
be- the Mr. L. A. Lamar 10 whom she wss bid of
for the ,rif og cum OF "a 900. We are COW able
10 answer that question Somewhat more definitely.
IL The first plscs, Mr. C. L. a. L.CiAE is meU-
be- of the prlBcipsl mercantile 6rn IN SsganDan'
and tnopgb but q youbg Gan, and tsst man AZ
tsst is ,h ,ught to have prcoisous bus'ness taeot
TOR savannah; and Is be4irvsd to carry pretty
much tie Whole of that pace In bis breesees
pocket. Wostever Mr. C. L. A. Lamar lays
dow q, The la~, Is tie Lag in Savannah; and not
Only The law, but, in hs opieion Of tue MAS Of the
citizens, right, proper, expedent and just.
In the secepd place, Mr. Lamar is TIA leading
and active spirit il the present stsemp: to revive
the African siave-trsds. Il WA By him tsst the
WaDderer wss sSnec AID lifted out, Capt. Corrie
beng, AFTER 81, bit Vsry secondary pefscass. II
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ATTACHED By RowDIEs.-A man nsined WuAaD
Hsgsn, while passing through Water street, near
Roosevelt last evening VAS attacked by half a dozen
iufispp, who, a. be alleges, bea, hin 10 violent
msup.r, without having tn. sis test Cause or provo
cation for 30 doi'g. Hs received a severe wound in
toe back of the bead and otherwise injured HIS
recovery is consicered doubtful. Il gan, 1t sppears
bad been q dance house q short time previous and
was attacked in the street after leaving the plsse
All tire rubsns Of the time effected their escape. Sab
s.queptly, 0ficers Rhode srd Lawrence arrested a
.los g,virg hs name a. Joun Peck, on suspicion Of
being one Of the psp,etrs'ors OF TIE outrage, aud
locked bim up the Fourth Prsc'oct St>,on- House
Hasan hives in Columoi, stlset, B'ooklyn, and has e
family lie was removed 70 the hospital, where, at 6
late hour last evening, he remaiLed In an insensibs
condition
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Err. yuaNDEvILLE's CASE.

Hr. Horace H"deo. AZ B.rro~ stseet, wishes %
test honesty by .ssing opinion ct toe roc s'
vote Of our Safe Seosto OustI MIR. Msndespe
from he seat be has hitherto bella as Senator from
the Xlts Go unbla aud Datch-,s) District. Tho
fscts ID the cs,e ae understand To o. a. follows;
Hr. Vaudeville was elected 10 the Srn.s~ 10
Noy~u.er, 1853. 10 April or MAY, 1859 IA WAS
spooirt.d Posrnas,er for III. v'lise, 10 which he
reside :. wbtreupon be accepted ,h- Office eaa CO.
tired upon tho oi.chsrg- Of ITS dut-s Now tho
Constitution, Of our State, (Which Mr Vaudeville
ard every otoer Senator had sol~Inu, s~ors 70
support) ex ,res.ly provIes (Art Ill ~ thst
IN my persOn shal aftfr bis election M anhsr
Ct b- l. grlatuI., be elected TO Congress, os
~ Any flee civil Ia li,ary toe vsrnD< ~
Of The Unlied Safes his acoepanes tsreot shaS oae~s'
hls seat."
Mir. MaDceslls, We presume, was unAxarScf
TIE exstrlce Of tina pr0ns'on or be VIOLA noi
have scc- p,rd tb~ Post-Ofhce OSsn, oo~svsr,
we're Iess ignorant; AID, 70 rooe a. be h@c larry
con mit,sn hlm.ef b.. entering spoo the disca1'Ss
Of he duties of thai tfut, raised sh- c1y thst sa
ha5 forfeited bis ssSt In tss o.hate. Mf. u.
th.rru,on backed out from HIS appointment, and,
IL h,, reuu.st his commission ~ Postmaster wss
withheld and never Issued from The OepartSsns ct
ws.hiustp. Hereupne (.nn we haze trad tes
fbc,. Opinion d tho Attorney GoDet'a sustaining
his right 70 tie ssstl i 10 oenseadsd That hn p
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DIR METROPOLITAN POLICE.

There is grrs; danger that the nsrural indign.-
patton excited BY the exposure Of the uufaras.s Of
spipoIss insestis s,ion ard sbe csh Doesty OF his
Report VIII operate as b.,fisr TO any essential
charge ID our PulIce system at tnis session. We
beg the Legislature To turk better Of this Our
Metropolitan Police j, better sran any oar City
e,er had, and there are features Of the System IL
sugurst.a in 1867 which cspno, be dispensed with.
A rskso rspss Of tie &C: Of that scar would 6ud
few spprover, among hose Of cur cisizeo' WHO eau
reac. Sill, the neS system ha grave faults, AID
II j. the impressive susy OF the Les'l.sure 20 cor
rect thru: Putrneo. amoag these i. the liability
Of tie system to Ieue i:se! to thu uses Of party.
Our City and Brooklyn absolutely rsod Police
removable OF tie instant for miscoadu,t or inrf
fc,epcy and for nothing else. We do not say add DO
cot know Lst NJ mac Wa e7sr dullAeed