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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

FAILuREs.-The International and Colonial
Banks of Canada have suspended, and conf
dence in monetary affairs, seems TO have recev-
ed a sensible shock
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

A dispatch from Halifax states that the
schooner Golden Gate Of Boston has been lost
and only three of her crew saved.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05

rebellion.--For which there Il nothing to SHOW
except a very interesting historic page, an.
several moral lessons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

/ T is said that SAM BENHAM, jr., has the
cheapest CATERS sold In town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-19

sweet features settled with a smile of peace
and mortality was swallowed up of life. NY
uncle laid him down, and looked one moment
at bis beautiful FACET was too much for his
pride, and he lifted up his voice and wept
The next morning was the Sabbath. the fu-
neral day, and it rose with breath all incense,
and with cheek all bloom. Uncle Abel was
calm and collected as ever; but in his face
there was a sorrow-stricken expression that
could not be mistaken. l remember him at
family prayers, bending over the great Bible,
and beginning the psalm, "Lord, thou hast
been our dwelling place in all generations"
Apparently he was touched by the melancholy
and splendor of the poetry for, after reading
few verses, he stopped There was dead
silence, interrupted only by the tick of the
clock. He cleared his voice repeatedly, and
tried to go on, but in vain. He closed the
book and knelt in prayer. The energy of sor-
row broke through his formal reverence, and
his language flowed forth with deep and sor-
rowtul pathos, which have never forgotten
The God so much reverenced, so much feared,
seemed to draw near to him as friend and
comforter, to be his refuge and strength, "a
very present help in time of trouble" My
uncle arose. saw him walk towards the room
OF the departed one-I followed and stood
with him over the dead. He uncovered his
face. 1t was set with the seal of death, but
on, now surprisingly lovely was the impress
sion! The brilliancy of life was gone; but the
face was touched with the mysterious, trium-
plant brightness which seems like the dawn
ing of heaven. My uncle looked long and
steadily. He felt the beauty of what he gazed
on his heart was softened, but he had no
words for his feelings. He left the roo.n I'M
consciously, and stood at the front door. The
bells were ringing for church the morning
was bright, and birds were singing merrily,
and the little pet squirrel of little Edward was
trolicking about the door.
My uncle watched him as he ran, first up
one tree, then another, then over the fence,
whisking his brush, and cllatterng as if moth
ing was the matter. With deep sigh Uncle
Abel broke forth-"How happy that creature
is well, the Lords will be done" That day
the dust was committed to the dust amidst the
lamentations of all who had known little Ed.
ward. Years have passed since then, and my
uncle has long been gathered to his fathers but
his just and upright spirit has entered the lib
erty OF the sons of God. Yes, the good man
may have opinions which the philosophical
scorn, weakness at which the thoughtless
smile, but death shall change him into all that
is enlightened, wise, and refined. "He shall
shine as the brightness of the armament, and
as the stars, forever and ever"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-19
q RIO V L Il & Il A X L RS
CELEBRATED NOIsELEss
Family
SEWING MACHINES.

Prices from $50 to sl25; Hemmers, IS extra
These machines sew from two spools. us purchased
from the store requiring rewindng Of thread they
hem, fell gather, and stitch in superior style, finishing
each seam BY their operations without recourse to
the hand needle as Is required by other machines They
will better and cheaper scwag than cam
even ii she works for one cent hour
Offices Of Exhibition and Sale, at BRYANT n SHEL
DoN's, Mechanics Hail. Worcester; IL Summer street,
boston; 405 Broadway, New York. dly iy22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-19
p ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAA'S PULMONlC WATERS,
The most certain speedy remedy discovered for
tor all Diseases of the
CHEST AND LUNGS, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA
Consumption, Bronchitis, influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat Nc

These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief ard when with according directions
fail to effect rapid and lasting cure Thousands
have been restored to perfect health, who have tried
other means in vain. To all classes and all constu
tons they blessing and a cure-none need despair
no matter how long the disease may have existed, or
however may be- provided the organic structure
of the vital organs not hopeessly decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
TO V0CALISrS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waters peculiarly vauabe they will in ONE DAY re
the most occasional hOarseness; and their
regular for few days will times increase the
power and exibiy of the voice, greatly improving its
tone compass and cleaess which purpose they are
regularly used by many professional vocasts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, N Y
Price Is cents per box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-19
Sold by BUSH e CO., Worcester
NJ. S. BURR d. Co. Boston, General Agents for New
England. deod&weowly M
WiStar'S BalSam of Wild Cherry,
WiStarS BalSam of Wild Cherry.

ANDoyER, N. H.. Oct. l5 1859.
Messrs. S. w. FowLE Il Co., Boston: Gentlemen-I
have desire that all persons suffering from pull
monary complaints should know the wonderful virtues
of Dr. Wstar's Balsans Of Wild Cherry and make the
following statement with the hope that skeptica
person may be induced to give 1t trial.
Six years since was attacked with a violent cough
and resortcd to physicians, first home, and next
abroad of acknowledged skill and reputation and made
use of many patent medicines but the result of all this
only oosened the purse strings Uithou the slightest
benefit.
The disease augmentng to such degree to defy the
skill of the physicians and the hopes of friends,
induced as last resort to make trial of your popular
Basam, without any confidence in its merits that had
been destroyed by numberess trials of advertised
tranls. But the effect oas magcali Ny friends were
again hopeut and ITds astonished al the rapid change
The rackng cough the pain in my side and delug
ing nghtsweats which had reduced almost to skele-
ton abated, and Twas in fair way of recovery
by continued of the remedy restored to good
health. Yours, very truly.
nnWa.tr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-19
GEORGE W. CHAsI
Fresh and Reliable Testimony.

"WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.-We call the
attention of readers to the advertisement Wisar
Basam of Wild Cherry in another column, and assure
them they find better remedy for coughs colds
asthma bronchial affections, any disease of the throat
lungs.
Iii August 1885, estimable friend of ours returned
oI visit in the country much emacated, and aborng
under cough which had made such rapid nroads
upon her constitution, that felt something must be
done at once she would become victim Of consump-
ton. Having known the beneficial results which have
occurred from the of Wistars Balsa, pur-
chase of some and happy say that
she had taken the contents of bottle her cough
entirely left her and she is in the enjoyment
client health. Olive Branch, June u.s. 1853.
All who suffer with any disease of Ma Throat Lungs
and Chest, can obtain like relief by using
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
PREPARED
s.W. FoWLE & CO., Is fremont Street, Boston.
Sold by Druggists, Dealers, and Merchants in every
town and city in New England, and elsewhere.
EH- For sale in Worcester by David Scott, James
Green, NJ Il. Green Co., j. Q. HILL Albert W. Curtis
Sllas Dinsmore, and all the other druggists
d. d2taw&wlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-19

Coal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-19
ARnIrr TWO WISE N1E>

ABOUT TWO WISE MEN
There's Governor Wise and an "aeronant Wise"
But to say which is which" might now puzzle the
coons;
And they both have already gone up in balloons
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01bit,lurn.

DIED. "n Monday, S":i. 'ih Mrs MATIi.-
DA GIi.Ni.R. wife oi .anrs !. i:lmrr, nv"d
fifty Years: ) Ey this hrre.vi"s stroke three"
youi.. rhil,lrcn have been deprived Of the earth
ly society and guardianship "t m aIma'l". n:i;c
tpn:,i". and mos. excel "nt m"tlicr--a hu.lani
of a beloved wife. u 10 within the last v"ar
of her life she cni"yrd II good degree of health
but Cpn%'s"pfi"n fastened upon her, and by
slow bu, sur" progression uaiiy deprive! her "f
life. Sh" WAS we'll aware, for tnrntlis h"ioi hand
that death WAS nhlc--lIat she must ", lpuu
'pu~S that ournc whcuc" no trav.lc return, -
and in view "f her approaching dissolution sli"
relied upon the promises al God. and trusted in
his through III" merits of her Snvi"T Jesus
Christ, The clois nf the valley nov cover her
rurihiI remains Sh" has l."n", bat her ricn'!S
's"r'"w not as those who have Ii" hope for ih'y
are persuaded tia, their loss is her eternal gain
y FRIEND.
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SWINDLERS ABROAD.

lwo g"nllcrnsm = n slor, time since cam.
|" our village, and ":j"yn- for season III. hn..
p'aldy Of tho Marshau Ilu,ls". sn.i.leuIy
d"caln!'cd between midnight aud sun mp, with
bag and baggage leaving unsettled their Hotel
bill These Tvs" gent.y were engaged as part
nrrs, We suppose. in syllln. II Patent Right for
n thun. They sold The Right Of this District,
for cash. We have been Informed that they
had ample means, but being held spell bound
by til" power of an ovcrwranin. nvarice and
Er"v"!s'"S rascali,y, They incompetent To
the task Of apnropriatin, Il single dim. TO the
payment Of such small matters ns Hotel l;I,s
They registered their names az H. ". /;.iy.
Sm''h. l"wa.J Uaif,II. Im,liara These o.p,,v
should be handed round, tina, tn" public may Lc
made aware Of their " "sp"rtivc ticks" For
OFF own part We willing, regardless of CON-
Nrl'i"hcrs, to set our seal Of condemnation up.n
$"ch gentry. whose unp'inc ii,!cd conduct iustly
makes their lives ii libel upon human nature.
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OUR DISTRICT FAIR,

W" merely refer t" the approaching District
far. I" inii">> "r"m "ur agricultural friends
'"' ""F "''"'''h" upon i!'"'n IN this matter.
II" farmers "' 'h" District hold the destiny OF
'h'S 7"''f'y /" 'h'ir own hands. If II" on" tak",
''"> '''r"St III ~ IL "''hi"% - brought 1" "X-
''' u ''''"s' '' " "''';''h consequence, "th"r"
""' o' "' H"'"' ana 'h"H" VINO attend VIII rc.
E''' ''' ""i''''""' '"'"""'e'hcht That III "con-
"'i"'"o' ~ ''' ''''''i''h'E "i The weather, or
Soan' N'"'''r P'',N'' h't The periorInanc"
W. Wv P'S'i'"''
''"'i'S '"' ''''' are ne"h'cSs because rom
~'"oS' every l"''''' VI III" District there Is
'''''''' ''''''S'e' '"r The success OF tn"
.'"e'''E' " near "i scores "t p"rH"ns that will
nave something "n exhibition. This Is moving
!" W" ''sh' ''r"'''on. Let every man or woman
"''' can i'"*>'h'y d" :" hay" something Oh the
S'"""''' 'r'"S "'""@ Your tin" hrTS'S. Sh""p
all" '''''' call E""r han'!'w"rI' aud n'rcan.
'''' '''' '"''''""'e your ''i'" |" IN" success OF
our ne"-''" enterprise. Help I" make Il credit
ADJ '';;''"'"s' l'y :" DOING y"" vii! inspire
f""'''tn'"" "i H"'r'Sr which Will grow and III,
'''"s' !" ''''""'"' "h'h every '''h'"i'y shall he
"'''r''h'' h''hS "'"h5 your goods AN! Chat
"''' an" you &''' II" PREMIUM N"" can console
f'''S'' "''' '''S "''c' 'f''' A"" were entitled
we i"'''S'' ana send "''' '"'S week Premium
- - '''' '"' '"'''i'''''' ''''''' ''''''s' ''"'"S'
~ ''''"> >''''' ana ""'''"''"r'i P'r-
"' "''''" '''''"t 10 IT,
'' i''''''"'" '"r '''' p's'
'"'''S '"''"' "''' twenty E'' years "' age
''''' '"' '"' very N"''f''""' Tor 'h"
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RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.

y i'r"iin: was commence, in this village ,n
Friday rv"mi,.:; last in the M"i!.o.lir, Churr,,
which, "" gratiiicd 10 record. nu. ,lrr,J,
''""'''" III much G'"i, and, asa Very c'lsic. ra-
''' ':''"'"'' Is s'iI manifest among, our cli.cns
h'hE moe wi ':"::'i.c:s cc!",: ,hcE:s"!vr. w:th
III" '''N:'ch Ah'u; forty persons have ivined The
c:.iir' S'nc" the meeting coln'n"nc..l-.u WHITES,
n"i about ;h' n,IIuh"r al coln:rd Mr..
tE'>h-, III ii:S s:iimnn on Tucsuy evening, stated
that w'lI!in the pas. three weeks over on. hum
drr'i and sixty ,l!,s hal been enrolled ON L;.,
Church BOOKS.
The '''"' tug was arranged an,! has 20 far been
c":r'"'! ON Iy H"vS. iE"E'E and H. u. Monur.
MI MrSwAIN Is expected this evening, Wr,!n-s-
da! S''" will perhaps assis: in the further pro-
grcss Of the meeting
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WONT SUPPORT HIM.

Senator CLAY, from Alabama, has recently. =,
Huntsville III that State, delivered a very all.
Sl"'ch' j" which he handles Judge Do,GL,s md
his HIn'tt"r Sovereignty dnc,rines without
gloves. The Senator. ind"ing from tho tenor
"' MS Pe'ch' Is one "i those fearless spirits that
has Will, and is unwilling dat his will shal,
not be known; that loves truth for ifs own
sake; that w"nIl not sacrifice princin,e N oxro
di"mcy. bat would rather suffer nm honorable. H.,
Feat under the flag Of truth than win an ;,.no,n,.
nous victory under the banner Of fnIS,hood and
error. We give the following, which .ub,J.;.
sentiment which We fear that but too few oi
III" contemporaries would be willing to swear
by:
need not now tell you that | will not sun.
port Mr. Douglas or any one occupying his pint.
i"rn ath""sh nominated iy the unanlinol,s vote
"i Tie Charleston t"mvrn,ion, of The democratic
party or any Other party whatever. love the
democratic party for its principles. ! will no,
abandon, those piinri pies for policy ] prefer
III" right, even with defeat, 10 the expc1i-ut
with success. | prefer Truth to triumph | love
The Union OF the CONSTITUTIONAL Union Of canal
independent and sovereign States, but | love
NY hh,iVe state - my nursing mother and my
grave, yet more; and should be n Caitb.ss
and dision"red guardian Of her rights. did
consent I" hbdlcaic the power and abandon the
"nty "i Congress to protect the property Of her
citizens, whenever or by wl,oIlIsoever ussaed
wherever The Federal flag floats. Protection is
an inherent right Of citizenship. guaranteed by
me Federal Constitution rxpounded by the
ic"era' supreme Court. and when you surrender
u, you Will cease TO be ircenlen, and to d.sery o
The tights, privileges and imnuniiics of freemeu.
as your trustee and servant. will not do 30 at
the Hddi"g OF sqnatter sovereignty natinnul de.
in"cracy or States rights democracy-yea. Mt
me bidding OF the Legislature or The people of
Alaoamn. IL commanded TO do 40 viii resign
my trust retire TO the deepest secIusion Of pr.
'vate life, and. hiding my face in shame and lu.
initiation. and sealing my lips with ailence nbo,,
such cheap and worthless things as Stnte rights
or or irremen's rights. hecome quiet passenger on
'nr ILL., lated bark OF tho South ns it drifts in.
IL" h'"'" :an t1eiH- ga oi .i...., n, I nh
is!on
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Relief Of Neuralyia.-As this dreadful dis
ease, says an exchange, is becoming more pre-
valent than formerly, and doctors have dis.
covered no method or medicine that W i'll perlnn
nenlly cure it, we simply state that for some
time pnst member of our family has suffered
most intensely from it, and could find no sure
relief from my remedy applied, until wo saw
un article that recommended The applirat io0 RI
horserndish to tho fuce for toohnche. AS neu-
raIgia and the too,hache nre both nervous dis
ease. we thought tie remedy for the one would
be likely to give relief to the other; wo made
the application Of horseradish, bruised, applied
to the side of the body where the disease WIS
seated. 1t gave almost instant relief to the
severe attack Of neuralgia. Since then, We have
applied il several times, ana with the same graf
lying result. The remedy is snplc, cheap, and
may ne within the reach "i "ve,y "n". SO ssYg
tho Detroit .idrriisef.
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COURT CALENDAR.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

- "ca>i cSPcc!'! attention {" the alvcr
la''n"nt Of Mvss,~ Wrrr * I.rr.iGo,:, who arr.
"i"i.inl: nii;miiirirnt!y assorted Stock ol Dry
G""'*, Clothing, ani il short. every Thin. Il
r"st"nc" c"nli d">ir". Go ANA scr their Goods
= l"n Will b" amply paid for tn. trouble
:" Mc>Sr.. Airiri"N &. l.. II. PrrEyM,.,
L: N"w Market, in the ii. ID, a-kir., their
Shar" of cn>,"m. We tr,i>, they may r.o, ask
IA VAIN. ms ;h"y deserve 4 liberal share
= Mc*srs. ll"EA. Wis, 4 80, oi AUGUSTA
"a.. II viii hc seen from an :lv.r,iyc.nrn, in
another column. offer rare Inducements 10 ,hy,.
visit n" thor city /" give III, III Il call s;.nr of
IT," 'n"'"'"'" al tai, iin hav" h",n l"m, know,
's strictly hr~ii.",S anl u;r;.h; men. Our
't'"'''s visiting Augusta, Will n", fail TO cali on
lI"H,. WISE 4 Go.
- Also soc advertisements # Eonr Ilo,
ANr. y. y. BOWL. Maj. :. G.. DLBrrml. Rev.
W. y. NJ SWAIN, j. NJ GRAraM. ions W. No.
Il kli..!.E, J. IL. Wf>.N. Sr
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THE POWER OF A MINORITY.

t.;
ar. ih""'i' VI ila"'k"'' III ms n'i''n!'"
htd,tss h'io'r ~" 80 As>""ln''"n "",i III"
''hc'nn:''i society, mus 'in"ca'r, IL" C;'a'
conservative element "i An9ran political con
e''u'i"h wh'c''' "n''r ''' iri' ,i''G"s oi i'""
T"'ch az" ne pre- "',''"""'!! ch'r"s Inc
power 81 Il majority. lie ''"Ws that ainI""r;'y.
WIN III" lower "' '''I l" sustain IT, Is
more p'"ri''t ''"" IL ''"J' '"y' "'""c"r9 hv
o. error:
nav" sad that constitutions nr" weak aud
: J'cIr>s ~ themselves n"l""> 81 r"wrr out "f and
nh'Fc ih"n can "!n>r mi" '!l' III III" "h"rGy ni'd
''r ae'Ni'E "l us own !i!" VOW, IL II c"un!iv
""r'c me WIZ "' "'hl""i prevails. II would
seem 'haI 'h'S hihJ'hf. "f rather, those wi"
govern the majority, c''''! trn'nnc under foot
wnh i"'r''n''y every i!'n!'a'"n Of ih"r p""rr
ana ~! 'h restriction" "i c"ns''''"n; but there
- power "l,c!', both IN iHis c"na'ry anil in
r"e';"!' hh* h""n 1'nni "!lh' =" The task of
rts'r"'"'h" even me v'":'"cc "nh the unhFi'ilcc
license ~ party. Ana ms 7''alSc |" say, Is tir
,.!n""r Z" il ','''"r"H >'' ~" power '"i''"d from
the H'':'"S@ clauses '' Il which project
'he ''S,s {" me 'h'''"i " "' 'h;'t !'inG active,
c"rG"''' "ni '''"'i'''''h'" power winch l. found
'n "'c r'''NS I" n''','''N '':''h" is hN "i'l"-i.
',o"Da" "li''>'.'"m ""''n' NON II" h'nrh"S :"
the ii""sr "l i"f':a'i"h' an" rom ~ decks III
,he h''!s % '''2''SS' S'r'''y c"h'"''s ~" MIN
Erts % ,'' crown or '''' parry III power. "n-
heS':'''S'H ''''rs 'H';' a'""!"! re- ''''r'y OBJ
oup,.it,n Which j., :. Within, ,.rivr ami L,,,,.
md which. uron ,,.. t;.s, o,,,,nr.uri;y. ,n
pcals [, ,,. iui.lli,,,.nr. of ,l,. cnuu,rv
and ,I,,r:,nds :; ch:u,. az ,.l,,.,ri.,r,,;,,
"N.ver v..s .hn Enrs, (.uus,i,u,;., .,r,uc
or, nevcr were the ancient r,siouu, Of ,I,. r.als
more, safe than il, n ns,. .lay: when Pr, Iit.J
his naughty head in rn.!iam.n, ms IN. Fir,, Min.
; lister of tie Crown. t,.icd the powers of fine
famous coaitin ion. ana overwhelmed HEN, will
the marniticen, clnnu"ncc %, hi. ,ruruci,,io :.
when Fox and Burk. Numbered from III bench =.
cs Of the Opposition; when l,cs,. gr.;., masters
OF bubble debate stood cr.,,t to front anj ,,, ,o
foot, while the brilliant, pay Of their w.rpons
riye,tcd The br.a,h.Ss g,l. nf men. aud H..
clash of their cnc",lmtr,ii.r stce! i.i the walls
Of old ST. Stephens MS with the cInn.or of stick
en- cymbnls.
And never our own Constitution .afcI.
and stronger than in ,hos- parallel DAYS Of our
history when Calhoun Feared his grant" trent
like Il grim fortress in the Srl,nr; Will. Ciay,
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. j Press please copy

1h" .iNn"hr CaI".-We copy the following
from the details by the North lritun:
The Atlantic Telegraph Company recently
'lrpuicd Mr.. +. &. Webb, an engineer of con-
siderable experience III testing and experiment t.
ing on Telegraph cables, to proceed to VaIertia
and cNa'nin" the present state Of the Atlantic
Cable, and his report is published in the English
papers After detailing the scientific results Of
his experiments, he concludes as follows: I
am of "pinion that It serious fault exists about
2G3 statute miles Giom Nalcni: measured along
The cable. and that the cable between that spot
and this shore is comparatively perfect. Tests
IS mechanically severed, and all attempts 20 detect
the reception Of the mnst intense currents from
the Opposite shore have long since proved fruit
less. Still, from various circumstances ntten-
dant on the decline OF tho Insulation, there is
every reason 10 believe that the continuity, both
of The cable aud the conductor, is perfect
Whether my other faults exist beyond the one
alluded Il" 1t is impossible 10 ascertain by tests
from Nhlcnta, and the fact tha, signals received
at Nnlentia were always better than those re
crivcd at Newfoundland proves undoubtedly
that the worst interruption i'll the insulation has
always been near Nalentia. Therefore il seems
probable, that if tho fault, which exists on this
coast, which very likely forms the principle
cause of leakage, could he removed, the insula.
ton would be so far improved, as to render the
cable again available for signaling; provided the
iault, which Is said 10y those who have tested
from Newfoundland, TO exist near Trinity Bay,
was rcpared.'"
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."icm h. E;".",c"i i.I2".r.y.
SHALL TIE. E.NNIiDEMnCRATIC STATES OWN
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uv, ,u,, r.i.,i,j,v, ON 4 ,"ct,,uaj ;.sy.. +,
pr.tr,t Il ,,a:.,r;.v If Democrats -, ,I.. S,.,tl,
tvm b,.;u,. oy.riuI.,, nv II ,p,u,r;,r ,i ,I,.
North.
Take a few rrn.iiin.,,; ,\ain,,i..s tn sn,,y !,.w
iuiur,,,,sly The. ,,,,s,. ,l,i,. work. In ,h.. l,.,
Presidential contest, VAGINA rave = D.ri.c,,,.
f. Iiai.rity amounting to nearly three ljls oI
the v>.,r Of the State aud in IT,. electoral col
l.rc ;i,- uui. vrtc o: Niiriu;;, was c.s, i"r the
Democrats. ca,,,; iaic.
New York s.,vra; opposition m,lnrhv al n,,.v
than two thirds. .nd c,,t uni. vote i,r ,E..
,,!wi Republican cnr+r.a,..
Ersinia aide, :hr lly'I"c:atic vadrr with i,",
whole strength, e! J.: 'I""i'r,i r"i'- an: %,w
York damaged Ia" l'""2,rast cac>e with Lcr
whor strength a! - ":'ci";nl Vote. Vet, un-
'!rr the rule hiih"rt' observed, New f"'k "ai,
vast III IL" br'"":":tin '"""rnli"n ~ tnari,'~-
:"", - votes ":rains, tie j. y"'"s %! N'";ui'.
IN "'''"r words II 'hv i''"'. ""p'n'"i on '!,r.r
OF New York "''n.d u"ul."ai' " "ju"il', soy
rrrE"ty rn'1r!at'. "y"r 'i" r"n>fy'';ve can.
'''ialc. oi firtinIa ch"i''-- u"iw'''''.m"n ih-
fact that th" p"i""rr"'": \"'" - N"% l"r> iii
the "'rtora. c"Hrgr c"".'H B. vrt"s below. -. "
win" IN III" .t;:'" "!"'''ra ro:.':, ,:iirn casts
- Dr'i'"rinin' N"'e>.
Yak" ":."ih"r "\ami,". IL til" Ias' i'r.,i.i..,,.
I'll rirC'iv;t every n',lvN.i.it vote p,vt! i Ia.
State "i S"ulh 'ar"''na N.'> "Hs t.r H., h,n".
cratic can '!i':a'r: "h': ~ tI" .,";.r.i tl'....
III" "n 'Gr '"'" e.! ;iir ~i:'' WAS " !',u.ucrntIr
vote. In vv":" :''"' al is, w"':. 'isv so'. 81
N0uh HEu'in:t WAS i.ui,','l:.l' EuIt.