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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

81 Hsfiff The Rasn Concert
Mnliops n tiny rain drops
Are falling al around.
They're dsnsipg on the holst tops,
They're hiding IA the gFolnd.
The, are fairyAlike musicians,
With anything fsr keys, alam
p Beating tunes upon the windows,
Keeping time mp The trees ar,t
A ligh, ahd airy treble
They play upon the stream,
And lhe melody enehants ne anis
Like the music Of a drpata. 1a..lta
deeper bass is sounding
When:theyre dropping ipto caves;
With lr"nr from The S,phyrs,
Aud an alto from the waves.
Oh. tia stream vt music,
And Robin "d0nt intrule,"
IL when the rain il weary,
He drops an inteflade.
/, seems as Il the warblinq
or the birds in all The bowers,
Had been gathered into rain drops
Aud was coming dowu in showers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
PerGu nA es "a nd "a "a - q kerohief

put up in beautiful gilt bottles of IL )
same quantity, and superior In quality 10 ither
Lubing, Wnght =, Glen's or Bileyls aud sold at
one-third the cost. Prloe--No. L. 20 . s--Ro. q 10
cts. For sale by W. W. TEWART,
teb1 Druggitt, No. ia NAin street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
Electricity ms "a Remedy tn n
Class of Diseases!

Uh, D. ElGAEhlNQ has shown ny MS
practice, embracing period years, that Flee
trleitY Is reliable remedy In affections otherwise
incurahlc, he hAziI his DOsseI zion testimonials OF
numerous eases Mat he has gufod OF apAHnls eu-
matiRn palay, ,ueurRgia, partial do 4fneBs
limbs narcurial disease, etd ,eto, showing eoneu-
treatment.
charges moderate Consultation flee,
DFFlD -COrner Of First and Jefferson streets
Sheets II Iiiling, Dayt0n, ohio. noyI-tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
-. h. Weston

X khfS IN connection with his supply Of
Woolen Mtnuiacturer's AFtielss. Large ard
lull hssnt tneut % lhdiA Rubber Heitirr, Packing
faeking ioaf, Ae MogLl vspeclally call the ntlen-
tion OF htiiers, Manufacturer anil MaohiBiafa "a
my stock OF betting, which 10 hiy per cent ehealfr
thaa sayotheT kind Of Heltiog foi power and dUfas
hss also 90 hand Lasiss Laathsr, Relt aoohs,
sns sseoab 81 bATTcH.
~ f.lEW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
Store to Rent.

TUE Third street front Of the Store 10
5r sfisE,s gqildisg, osfHPisa hy W. u. cALLkk.
hfhtl w iof ffps deoso
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

THE above choice articles are gotten up
In the money market. a iAlr tfiAl will nvinee
the most skePteai that the Qnaliy Of the Eopds il
~ IepEenented, and the very low nsaros al Which
they are offered, places them within the reach OF
all. To be had only NJ the Drug Stose Of
Dr. W. w. STEWART,
lebl-dAw No, O. Main Al U1Vton ID.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
LIQUID mnir DYel

FOR dyeing the Hair Hack or Brown,
instantly, Without staining the akin. War.
ranted fully as good ~ tshelOrs CFlstadoros put
UP In same size boNes, aud At one-aa the cost -
Price 90 ets. To bo had only at the Drug store of
w. w. SrEWARr,
ieb1 No. "a vain So.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
nXHcuToR 8 NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under.
- sigaed was this day quAlihed AZ Executor Of
the last VIII aud testament OF David Borden, late
OF Montgomery county, deceased.
mhs-aww sss,,,,,r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
Church for Sale.

'HHE LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner Of
= az snd Jefferson steeiH, IL for sale, (And II
wanted) with Al, ita furniture and ixtureG. For
5ma, apply eltherto
y, GEDHARTor
lan2l JOHN MCnEYNOIDS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

MAYORS OFFICE.
CRY or DAYTON, March :, 1860. I
TNHRCty Council ofthis City aud be Com N is
Il alOners OF Montgomery County have iolnC
Ia authorizing me to uHer nd advertise, ~ here,
10y do, reward OF three tndfed do lars tor the ar
reat OF IA persons who Killed Michael Jo,ee on 4
4th inst or one hundred dollars each fsI the AREA
OF the principals Ia the homicide.
The persDns charged, on evidence disclosed he
the coioaers Inquest. are John Barker, IOlin Welt
sell David Wetteel, William Fair, John 1urn6r ht
anVti,er hosa name Is at present uns SHOWN to tht
authorities, the three fret named being oui prob.
Ahtv lhs principal offtndefa
mh1-diOt y W. IDDINGs, Mayer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
Toilet ana shaving SOAR.

N every variety Of color form and style
L and ranging In price from 70 20 cite.
or sale py W. ". STEWART,
iebI-dNW No a. Main A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
STRAWBERRY PLANTS,

WARRANTED PURE u UNMIXED.-
- McAyoy snpeiior, Ilovey Seeding, Buff's
new ftne, WAshingion or Iowa, South Hurr Seed
boy. '
Al the ahoTe are superior varieties, ANY Of
which Will ne sold at the following prlces.-2b cents
ne dozen 81 90 pea iOn AGO per 6Io and 90 per
IOD. - -
Dealers supplied at greatly icduc ptioE
ORDERS lcit AZ y. II. Lussief'e,J J w. Uieuieh's or
81 the eating Saloon In the Passenger ncpot, nay-
ton, Ohio,wi bepromptly aud carefully attended to-
Orders ON distance VIII be put up with such
caIelhRt they could be carried, without injury, to
any part Of The United States.
Also 6OO0 Red Antwerp Raspberry Plants.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
A CARD TO THE sUsFaRINa

THE REV. WILLIAM COSGkUfE,
l. while laboring AS missionary IN Japan, was
cured OF Composltiun, when All other means hal
Jailed, hy Ieitpe ohtaine trOm Sle4 phypctzn
residing IN the greet uity ot Jedio, Tls recipe hiss
cured great numbers who were sun N irun Con-
sumption. T. Igfhiiis, sore rhfOti, Coughs, and
Colds, snl the debility aud nervous spr, Haiun
caused bN thete disntucis,
Desirous Ot hnartinE OtheT-, viii ssad th.s rfol.
pc, wtteh I've brought buH with me, TO All who
need IT, Tree of charge Adrrts
Rev. WM. COSGRONE,
2iO Baltic Htte-k,
Janlh-7mw DFoDkli ., IS. y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

~ you would have something extra In tho
Daguerrootype AmbroypeorP Photograph
10 line beadyised and 10 toSeebohm's Palace
Of Art Market House. He is tho only Ar
tist engaged in this business. oct6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20

TemployeG Mr.. A. stork to do some vanishing
for me- which rave me entire satisfaction, and
would recommend hlmto tnose wanting any thing
In his line, T. NJ, LEWIS
mh2 II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
The Sullivan Stove Pciish

'I'HE hest aud cheapest thing OF the Kind In use
Tor giving lasting and dbrIlllAnt polish TO stove
Crates, etc. l'riee 10 cents For sale by
novis WV. BTkWART. ~ AIain street,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
DRIED FRUITS,
GARD.

I take great pleasure IN recommen ending A. sToRK
IS FHst-class varnisher, and will warrant him to
give entire satisfaction 70 all those who may en-
plOy him to ro-vaFniHh or polish work of every de-
scriptiyn, w. II. GILLESPIE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
THE BEST FRUIT,

Ok BOXES OF BEST QUALITY on
~ MEssINA ORANGES Just received for the
MholeFele and Retail trade
BRANDENBURG d. co,
mh7 500 1hiId atieet
pIsSoLUTIoN OF PARrNHRBHIP
FINHE Partnership between the undeI IN thu
L Practice OF Law, II this day dissolved by mu.
tual eOns' Mt. GEO, w. MALAMnRk,
lanis-dlw DAVID a, HouK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
n1REnrrnNs Fnn ns1nn

DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Walking to the post, one takB hold OF the lever
and pushes II back when, as II by magic, the arms
OF the reel ltdown directly before the face 50 whe
standlng In the very steps hen oceupied the whole
tame may be hled tuning u need be rom left
10 right SO as to bring all aides of II within reach
To bring the frame back 10 the horizontal post
tion take hold OF the lever and pun It TO YOU and
raise the lever by the post and retain II the butt
ton or pin. The upper end Of the handle lever will
be noticed to have several notchcs, the object oi
which is to gauge the tilting.
.. II THOMAS,
81. Clair, near third st.,
DAYTON, oHlO.
p0-County, Township and Town Rights,
for sale -y9a Aa@
ianIp.F
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-20
sHiEESyEetOsU1s Hams.
THE FIRST OF THE Sc
John H. Thomas & Son,

HAVE AT THIS DATE ASSOCIATED
"A themselves together under ths name and a. le
OF Iohn II. Thomas Son, In the business OF Car
penters and Dnil'efs, as pattntfs.
Feb. 2lth, 1850, ffeb2s-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
The Harpers, Ferry Investigation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The IIarper's Ferry
investigation Committee discharged Realf to-
day He will leave Immediately for New
York. Thaddeus Hyatt arrived here to-day
and will appear before the committee to-mor.
row morning. Senator Wilson was before the
committee to-day. He stated that early in
May 1858, Mr.. Forbes came to his seat in the
Senate chamber, introduced himself, and in-
formed him that he, Forbes, had been employ
ed by Brown to go to Kansas to drill some
forces in 1857 that Brown had not paid him
for his trouble That his (Forbes) family was
starving in Europe, and that the men in the
east who had contributed money for the de-
fence of Kansas, ought to pay him. He was
much excitedan denounced Brown and others.
He said that some OF the arms which were
sent to Kansas had passed into Browns hands
and were stored in Iowa, that Blown was not
a safe man, and that these arms ought to be
taken out of his control. Surprising that he
referred to the border difficulties between Mis-.
souri, and Kansas, and that Brown might re-
talate any attacks upon Kansas by going into
Missouri, he wrote to DIR. Howe, suggesting to
him to see some of the men who had contrib
uted arms for defence in Kansas, to get those
arms out of Browns hands and place them in
the control Of reliable men in that territory,
who would see that they were only used for
defence. He said that if those arms should be
used Tor Illegal purposes, IL would Involve those
who had contributed themin trouble. DIR. Howe
Immediately wrote back that an order had been
sent to Brown to deliver up those arms. The
matter passed out of his Wilson's mind, and
he supposed all was right. He never had
heard word about the organization of forces
for the invasion at Harper's Ferry in 1858, or
afterward, and did not know that Howe had
sent his letter to Brown.
The resident Democratic National Commit
tee several days ago instructed their chairman
to call on Senator Mason to inquire into the
authenticity OF the newspaper dispatches in re-
lation to the proceedings before the H9rper's
Ferry Committee He was assured that no
information had been furnished by any mem
Der of the committee or clerk for publication,
and that the statements sent abroad were no
part OF the testimony, but that they have been
furnished by Witnesses not under oath.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
Items.

CHARLESTON, Feb. General Desea, am
bassador from one of the countries of South
America, who arrived at this port on the Isa-
bel, was robbed at his hotel on Saturday, of
$500 in Spaish coin, 100 Real pieces of the
coinage OF 1852 $500 in ten and twenty pound
notes, of the bank of England honorary decor
ations, crosses, jewels, watches, and SC, the
whole amounting in value to $1,000.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-James Miller, charged
with the murder of German named Henry
Ganker, at Philadelphia, on the 22d ult, was
arrested here this morning. He was taken by
Philadelphia officers, and returned this after.
noon.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The boiler of Ellis
& Altchel's grain mill, exploded, this forenoon
killing one negro and injuring another A
large portion of the building was demolished
Loss unknown.
New YORK, Feb. 1.-The sixth annual
award of premiums of the Cosmopolitan Art
Association took place last evening, and the
awards will be published on the ID inst
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-The brig Delicia
Lieut.. McArann, from the coast of Africa, ar
rived at Quarantine, to-day, prize to the
frigate Constellation. The negroes are still
on board.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-All the members of
the House who voted for Mr.. Pennington,
have been notified TO meet at the Capitol to-
morrow noon, the object being to make nomi-
nations for all other elective officers of that
body.
Ii reported that Mr. Smith of North Caro-.
lima, in Justice TO the Democrats who voted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

Mmrkcts-NEw YORK, Feb. l.
ASHES unchangedi sales IS bbls; pots s525, pearls
COTTON market dan and heavy; sales 10000 bales at
lie for mid1ling upands '
FLOUR-Recepts 4IS6 bbls; sales 4OOO hills. State aud
Western steady and unchanged: uusound $500 a 475t
supe1ne state $3.50 t S95; extra state S5i5 "a s525
round hoop ONO s56O "a jj; superlne Western 50 90
% 5,5O; common To good extra Western S5l5 20 $40:
southern Dull and heavy; sales So bbls; mixed IL good
45J bbs extra S545 q SIS. '
GRAZ n Wheat dull and nomi Exchanged; sales
dUUU push; chicago and milwaukee 81 fff1 ~ delivered
red southern, ~. Corn shade Sea- ma Guie. sales
5000 bush new white and yeow.16 a SIC Oats dun
and Western a a 45c.
PROFlSlONS-Bees steady and unchanged; sales l50
o1ls country mess So 525; prime 81 q l25 repacked
chicago 81 q S9,I5; prime Sl7,0O "a 1906 total
STOCK Eeb ISL l54bI pkgS, same time last month"; S0SlS
FORK hrer andless active sales $50 bblS Slips a
1877 for old 1900 a 1872 for new; prinx sl 90 a ~ II
5l6lU Dds Same detc last month"; l20 pkgs Cut meats
nrincr; sales $50 pkgs shoulders &c Hams % 40 gsc
Bacon steady; sales $4,000 lbs short clear mides and
$50 boxes short ribbed mddes prices Dresser
hogs t1ner at 4 q 73c for western Lard firmer sale.
41J bbls at l02 a lie. Butter dull Ohio IL a l5c State
2ic Rice firm, but quiet sales 2O0 ties at a 4ac S1
gars firm; New Orleans u hhds extra clarified SIC
Muscovado, 50 hhds at Il a 7sc. Coffee firm but quiet
sales small; Rio at II q l2c. Molasses steady but mac
tive: sales small
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Becf cattle dull
nut prices trc higher receipts 1850. Quotations SUI
perior quality a d; medium 90 .: best u "a H. tho
Sheep rather easier in price though sold
at very high figures demand good receipts $50 Swine
IN GOOD demand ut better prccs receipts 2500 Dressed
hogs a &c. live do 81 6D 6}c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
Arrival of the City of Manchester

ST. JOINS, n. T., Feb. The steamship
City of Manchester from Liverpool l1th ult.
arrived here at l o'clock, this morning, short
OF coal. She remains 36 hours, and will be
due at New York about Wednesday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
Non Arrival of the Amarina.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1st., S P. M.-There are no
signs of the America, now in her 10Th day
from Liverpool a tremendous gale is pre-.
vailing here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02
The Right Man Selnnted

CmCINNATI, Feb. Fix Governor Chase
was tonight nominated for the United States
Senate, on the first ballot, by the Republican
caucus. The election will take place to NOR
row.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-02

for him, has treasured some of them, orally
and by proof, that he never was a Know
Nothing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

the objects Of your ambition may fail, but here
is one thing in which you cannot afford TO
fail It may be the thing which You think Of
least; but il is the thing which you ought Co
think of most There is to you nothing on
earth which can compare with the family IN
which you stand, and for your conduct in
which God will call you TO account
You who arc just entering on this stage Of
your being would not discourage YOU
Bnt do not regard your children as though
they we're other dolls to supplement those
which you laid aside in your childhood. 1t
is a solemn thing TO enter into wcdlock; It is
% solemn thing to open a gate through which
shall troop myrads Of little ones to tho etcr-
nal world. it lisa solemn thing TO accept from
the hand of God am immortal spirit with an
implied promise that you will return it to him,
trained and cultured for eternity Although
there is something beautiful in the gaiety with
which persons approach the welded state, it
should quickly be supplantcd by the deeper
and woighticr feeling of the responsibility
which God places upon You under such cir
cumstauccs. And if any Of you feel that re-
sponsiblity 20 De too great burden, rcmcm-
Der that in nothing more than in this docs
God say to you, 81 will never leave You nor
forsake you Put your trust in him; roll
your burden upon him; cast your care upon
hm--ior he carcth for YOU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04
OrR EIRE COMpANIES-

Both Of the new fe engines, recently pur-
chased by the village Of Montpelier, have been
received and are now in good working or
der, manned by two efficient and wcll-drill-
ed companies, one very handsomely uniform
ed Tuesday evening there was a trial Of
their respective powers, and both done credit
TO the companies that worked them Dsiu-
terosted spectators estimated the height of the
streams at from 40 to % feet We learn
that it is in contemplation to celebrate the
coming Fourth of July by Fircmens Mus
ter in this place, and that companies from
several towns have expressed a desire to be
present with their machines. We have not
room this week Tor more extended notice
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

- Mr. Morrill, of Vermont made an ex-
collcnt speech on Monday of last week, in H.
lustration Of his Tariff bill. 1t provides for
funding outstanding Treasury notes, about
S20,000,00 of which are liable to come upon
the Treasury for redemption after the 3Oth
Of June next. The funded debt OF the coun-
try is now Si5,000,OOO and $4,000, 600
Treasury notes added, as proposed by this
bill, will make it SOS 600, 600. II this is not
DONE the passage Of law will be required
authorizing the reissue of the notes for a
longer period.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04

DoDGrNG As usuAL.-The editor Of the
Fireman declines to answer the questions
which we last week asked him. bat attempts
torctort upon us by quoting smbIcd extracts
from our Article, and attempting thereby to
make us say what he very well knows we @il
met say, and did not mean to say
He, however, attempts to extrcato himself
from the dilemma in which he is placed,
and in SO doing, unconsciously perhaps, owns
up that he is little "loose on temperance
matters and that he is so hard pushed a, to
"buy or drink glass so as to get witness
fee lie says:
"Our subscribers very well know hc position or tho
Freeman and the continual war &c hns made upon a i1.
temperance, whchcrm drinking ruu or 300 uIulnruHc's
own business Did not lhc present editor plng loose nn
temperance matters short tImc since, aud since bis 1d
den conversion, dt hc NOT buy drink glass, t0
gct a witness fee f'
Now, Brother Boycc, we didn't ask you to
admit half so much as you have, but since
you have done it voluntarily, it would be un-
kind in us not to give our readers the benefit
of your own admissions while attempting Ia
dodge our questions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-04
Cqatrbman & Stair ]ulrnaI.
by T.. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, MAY 4, 1850.
rRoM WASHINGTON

Covodc's committee is fast showing uhy it
is that the President protested against It's i'm
vosugations While the Presidential protest
sleeps upon the Speakers fable, Covode is
hard at work in the committee room and
revelations enough have already leaked out
in spite Of the committee and in advance Of
its report. to show the importance the work
in which it is engaged. The most important
development is the original letter Of President
buchanan to Gov Walker Of Kansas, never
before made public Gov. Walker, it viii be
remembered, charged that he and his Kansas
friends had been deceived and deserted by the
Adminstration-that its first policy was in
favor Of popular sovereignty, and DE was so
distracted that this policy WAS suddenly
changed, and popular Sovereignty betrayed.
This was denied, and worry recently O member
of the Cabinet denied that the President had
ever written such letter as Gov Walker as
serted bad been written. Testimony was giv-
ca in committee as to the purport Of this let
Ter, and the denial of Attorney General Black
,hcreupon Gov Walker appeared and after
long speech explanatory Of the policy he had
adopted for quieting Kansas, with the express
approval Of the Cabinet pledge to submit
to the will Of the people of Kansas. fairly ox-
prcsstd, being The main featuro--he present
ed the letter of the President II was as fol-
lows:
ns WAsniS,o1oN 1o'y ", ls o5s,,.
al, ou Fdda, last and read it to ,hc Cabinet then in
.YN .H 30. Do u
,,.5 u. of ,"nr success thoash we AID not de-.
.r'nd henre youm' {nd5e ",9 Mn't , men WE
D,macnoe conycuu,o. hdd at Lce,mp'on on ,he 80
rm,ai5,' o. iae coa,l,aa.og 10 ,ic leogl II Kan.
' "c t n@'a, @l o g.I l no G l, gos
crrgta. Me re"oy 20 do'H@ Themselves 'c'@ IS
rrltf. icr1c o. catiic iud',luais To- Vol, for r,,n
lrI. 'tc Cmtuu'n, aud o. The Convention should
proper 'o adopt he same period 90 cnti-le indvid
uIe - 'at Ir or 1f'hi Ae N"nHu'e''n, JIG appears 70
nr 'A., w., "yu.N oe icl' many -" 30, t',1,o4 z,
KISS. ar. ,ei13g 20 Slad or joH H.s he pg,ncipt
" Pc ,''g,. 'a,'a ..I ne n. H. % ae'al
r'p'nl go.eq@0l laag more it. 2, discussed, the
81, l5oI ms Ir5n.sc. a4 eiI be- srnid 6arDoaio'sig
a" y WE t,, p ,on ,s p w" y osno ,l
te station The structure OF the Georsa and Mis,s,ip-
gotten
va 'os''l 20 ,' v w., , a.
t.armucg from M..'.irri Should you a,yg, hero,
,,iSgJe Of he be- ,a,aiso,. q lIr Constitution oIs
grf ia, ,o ,5',e irlci.,c G M ae@,," Of
e@atee'ery person is aeq'n,eI and iGe more You IN
are violating The principle Of non-iu,crlreuco a, the
at voopie at distance Who Nave mo- practical aean.
an.g WIN ae condition Of Msn'A, Should gn2eF,,tg 20
@e 67e policy to tpid wa area' Deno-rri,e pl1yn0,
Fro slavery and Frcc.Sta,c Dcmocrots and q ne mor
on@g ne @sa'qi' a s TO , IDi 'sh
M'aoau ana other STATE. and maintain all che laws
You re- Igh, in yoar conjecture a, 20 tbc cause of
S ss,a, ,' o..,,i p,,", ,s , e |f9
aid d in e,i!.rying oqt yoa1 gol'ey ...,o.