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snt Of the Circuit Court upon the merits and BY dis
Kissing The sat without eay ndgmsas for Or agai.ss
al thai V had lawful power 70 do. consider u great
yube miAfestuns that several q the learned judges
should have thought that their duty required them p a.
and s~e opinions upon various questions Ooislee q
Court An suOh Opinions are extra judicial and q NO
q he Questions 50 discussed BY sSs Judges are political
questions, and thsreore hey md the ur Of me
de and proper only 70 be considered .nr s a %
seems to plain the precedent most unfortunate BE-
cafe II may lead 70 dangerous Conflict OF authority
amo,g the coordinate branches Of the government
aD-As TO THE COLONIZATION OF TIE FREE HLAOKA
For many years have been connected with the Amer
can s @ s consider oSsc Bog Sn
name and wsse benedcent alike TO the tree blacks who
emkrate, snd to the whites whom they leave behind.
hut Africa Distant and presents many obstacles TO
yspyd settlement that We cannot indulge the hope of
craving on that direction the growing numbers Of our
think oner far better prospect both for us and for them
ATLAS 10 ANY DBouALnH or MGH1s AMONG AMERICAN
CITIZENS.
recognise NO distinctions among American citizens,
but such - are expressly laid down 10 the constellation
and hold that our government is bound to protect all
the citizens in the enjoyment Of all their rights every
WHERE and against all assalants; and these rights
there no difference between citizens born and citizens
made such by law.
6r1I-Ax l IN FAVOR or The CONSTRUCTION or RAILROAD
UNDER IHE AUSPICES OF THE GENERAL GovERSxKNr2
Yes, thoroughly do not only believe such road 70
population wealth and power q this greaA valley, bat
necessary the Of national defence, and Of pre-
serving the integrity OF the Union. "a So
erH-AM IN Favor OF nn xRAsrRx CALLED THE HOME
s1KAD MLH
Yes. am for guarding the public lands - well a. pos
sble from the danger Of becoming the subject or common
trade and speculation for keeping them for the actual
Of the people, and for granting tracts Of suitable size TO
those who viii actually iuhabif and improve them.
7m-AM IN Favor OF THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF KAN
sAs UNDER TIE wyANDor CONSTITUTION?
Ihnk that Kansas ought 70 BE- admitted without delay,
t.xAC hos
ewn cons ttuti0n.
Thus gentlemen, believe have answered all your in
quires in plain, Ineligible manner, and hope TO your
sasfacton have not attempted to supporting answers
by argument for that could not be done In short letter
and restraining myself from going into general politics.
have confined my remarks 10 the particular subjects upon
which you requested me 10 write EDWARD BATES
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The stock in port estimated o. $4,000 bales, a
which COG SEQ bales were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
Inc sdvce. from Manchester arc unfAvorable, there
peipg but little inquiry for goods and prices weak for
yarns Cloths, however, remain nrm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKET
Richardson, Spence Co. quote flour very dun, but
steady, At zss 2ss. Wheat also very dull but steady
req, Ss' go 90 ios "a white los 3D. l2s Corn dull;
say holders Of wheat and -four are very firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
nessrs Richardson, Spence Co., and Bigand, Athya
= Col quote pork dull for new lots, but firm for
OLD, owing 70 reshipment TO New York. Beef
disposition to press sales The market closed In favor OF
buyers Bacon firm and steady; middes Sis. SIS.
Cneefe nrmer and active Lard firm but quiet Ut Co.,
ols for ne qualities. Tslow steady at 8os. Cos Cd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular, and other authorities, quote
ashes quiet at 29s. Cd. 3os for pots, and 85s.
= aas Cd. for pearls Sugar heavy. Coffee quiet
Rice firm; Bengal had advanced 81. . Cd; Caro-
So. Cd. 9s. 3D.; Baltimore Sc. Cod oil fa6;
sperm do floo nnseed do unchanged. Rosin duh a
easier prices common, a 3d. Is Cd. Spirits Of tur-
pentine dull II Q slight decline in prices.
LONDON MARKETS.
Hessrs Barring Brothers Co Is circular quotes bread.
stufs dull but steady. Iron steady at f6 los. .
IS lbs. for both bars and rails. Sugar quiet
Coffee firm, and tallow quiet at sos I'd. q sos 9d.
Spirits turpentine dull, and offered at 36s 3d. Pig iron
steady at 6Ss. Cd. Lnseed cakes in good demaud n:
Boston, In bags. Rice nrm Fish oils firm: sperm held
at fl00 cod, 1885, seal f35 nseed in improved demand
at 27s for lots the spot 2Ss 3D. 29 for future
delivery.
THE LATEST MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, March lip. NJ.
The sales Of cotton yesterday foot up 5000 bales the
market closing dull ut Fridays rates.
Breadstafs quiet
mn
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The Reimbursement OF Vera Crux-Dsfeat
u Mixamon's Forces 1t Alvarado-Pro-
nuneiamieAto IN the Capital-Rsported
Flight Of Miramon, &c., &c.
NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1890
NE schooner Emily Keith hes arrived from Vera Cruz
Win dates 10 the 14th inst
NramOn bombar ied the city the lah but with ttls
dsmsge.
detachment Of Miramon's troops 81 Afvarado were
sAsacked and completely routed by the liberals.
On the 18th flag Of truce sent 70 Juarez which
suited in the suspension Of hostilhies.
military congress- composed Of the chiefs Of tie two
armies and representatives Of the foreign governments
met the evening, but the result not known
when the Schooner sailed.
was reported that liramon had abandoned the siege,
deserted his army and taken refuge board the French
aeet anI4 tf Z.
NirAmons communication with tho interior was entirely
cut OF.
The city Of Mexico had pronounced against Miramon,
and bis army there was deserving him.
Impco adyices Of the 1lth state that General Cara
has returned and resumed the Governorship The city
quiet The United States marines were still there.
Yucatan dates are to the 1lth. The excitement about
the cesion Of the island continued The fruit crop was
short.
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Supposed Death OF Henry Low, the Bea'
yer Street FOrGor.

yer Street Forger.
ma Cork Examinu contains the following account Of
she los OF the Danish brig Echo, board Of which
by the Of Low, who was said 70 have . con-
dsiabe amount Of specie With him. and who supposed
- have been other than famous Iorger the Colo
~ Bank Of Barbados, Henry Low
ne Danish brig Echo, Of Altoona, Erickson MASTER
rived on this port Thursday having received in
nfvucons 70 proceed 10 Liverpool left the same day At
three O'Clock. Toward half past nine when on Nine.
hsads lighthouse, during thick fog and fresh baeeze
large vessel, resembling American SHIP Of about
400 tons, observed about quarter OF Ie distant
bearing down upon The Echo under full sail The latter
nsnGuvred 10 avoid collision with the American, and
while the helm changed the hailed the strange
vessel In order to ascertain the danger that threatened
Aer but their precautions did not prevent the collision
and the brig struck the larboard side The shock
dreadful one, for the brig foundered In lcss than
quarter Of an hour.
All hands on deck ex.en led their arms towards the
American shp To npore he!p which never refused In
such but those who caused the damage did not stop
for single moment The first mate and seven took
10 The ysw the only boat they able TO pull 10 sea-
Inc captain, passenger by tie name OF Low-a Prus
sian, said 70 have considerable fortune on board-and
The second mate, went down with the brig The captain
bad gone into the cabin 70 get something that he wanted
- save on bis return deck the yawl gone aud "a
those N y had no oars with them they were unable 70 60
- hb help The second mate and the passenger In
Shsr berths when the colson took place and had no
Tine TO get into the boat.
Those who escaped In the yawi remained all the night
expeed u the ncemency Of the weather In very rough
|eea. ite next morning. half nine they were taken
lor boar OF vessel who brought them 10 Yougha They
then went 70 Cork and thence to the Sailors Home.
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FINANCIAL NEWS.

LONDON, March 9-Evening.
The market for money Is eighty more stringent, with
an active demand. Consos closed at e<7s OAK for
ncy and e4H e4sl for the account
The bullion In the Bank Of England has increased
s49Coo since the last weekly returns Bar SILVER &c.
2lzd; Mexican dollars Is. 2Xd American eagles, 76s.
i'd.
The feeling Of dtruat continued and the stock market
had heavy and dropping An increased demand for
money had sprung up, and few transactions had taken
place below per cent Applications At the Bank were
numerous, and on the Stock Exchange the rates were
LONDON March JOAN.
The London DAILY N.os city article Of Last evening
rays that the stock market better today in the ab
sence furthers dsquietng rumors from the Centneu
ard consob revived Y . u. The commercial demand
for money continued active The rate for best bills In
the open market was not under four per cent There
were no transactions In bullion u the Bank. The
Of tho lh for the East will take out f4ol 900 In Specie
nearly all silver.
The London Times city article Of last evening quotes
recovery in the funds, under the impression that
Napuleon's Italian programme has undergone
some notification, and the statement that the
Western Powers had offered 10 aid Turkey IN
maintaining her rights in the Principaliues, which
is accepted ~ evidence that England and France
in complete accord with regard 70 any new compn
cations In that region.
The london Times says measures are in progress for
forming Bank Of India.
The morning papers generally rejoice At the final agree
men. 10 the French treaty; but the London Herald do
the act ~ humlang and disgracefulo England
LONDON, March 1o-Evenng
Ccnsols closed to-day q. OAK OK for money and
elx e4Js for the account
AMERICAN STOCKS.
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5elore EdWafd G. West, Surrogsse
VIII # Richard Uiik-The testaAor In this cxeo died
the l7th March, 1859, leaving document alleged 10
be bis will in which no bequealhs Or coo 70 his nephew
Robert Hastorn and the balance Of his estate amount
ing fore SIC, 0C0 10 hs widow The nephew pow up.
pese contest the inst'nc The ground Of mental
incapaciy the par, Of the ceceased 70 make aw 1t
,be lime his death while the widow appears - propo
bept The has been siuce The 3ls OF May and
now bcars 10 excite tome degree Of publ, interest rom
&c foe, sst ca.urcg or IN urrsrai ra.ire m anti IL
reyea when The case rcxt comes I'D.
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SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
tional engagements are reported.
AUSTRIA.
General Erguttan had committed suicide.
TURKEY.

Another Misunderstanding existed among the Ministers,
and . change in the ministry was hourly expected.
The Western Powers had made proposals 70 the Porte 70
assist in the maintenance Of M rights In ServA and the
DAnubian principales should any complications and
armed Intervention occur there II b staasd that the
Porte had requested treaty Of alliance with them for
certain emergencies. fF0s
II ID reported that body Of Uemas had secretly pro
tested the Sultan against the taking Of Tetuan had
obtained letter Of encouragement and subsidies for
Morocco.
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THE SAVOY QUESTION.

The projected annexation Of Savoy and Nice 10 France
continued to attract much attention
The London Times, while editorally condemning the
project and appauding the firm protest Of tie govern
ment against y, repudiates the idea Of England demand
ing any explanations which any day might lead 70 war
Toe Paris Pays, in an editorial co.an!ns Of the hos.
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tlv y Ensland tpannsxaii ASsis would - ureass-
able 70 suppose that ths Emperor would rsneuncs hat
which regards the security Of ono Of The NEST Important
frontiers Of France.
stated that since Count Cavours lat despatch, rea
tive to Italy, orders have been sent 10 the French army Of
Italy 70 hold itself ready 70 march At the rst notice, and
that the reply to officers demanding short furlough
was THAT the whole army would immediately evscuase
Lombardy, and return to France.
The Paris correspondent Of the london Tissa says u
was thought likely that universal suffrage In
Tuscany declares for annexation 10 Piedmont the Savo
yards will have French army on the spot.
The Paris Patrie believes itself In . position TO state
that in the question Of Savoy, Sardinia shows such con-
ciatory intentions ~ might DO expected from country
which owes IL Acknowledgement TO France.
FRANCE.
The monthly returns Of the Bank OF France show an
ncrease In cash Of 100000 francs, and decrease IN
bills discounted or over $4,000 900 francs.
The Fe ch Council Of State was expected to complete
IN day two It's examination Of the proposed new tariff
for wool, whom the matter will be brought before the
Legislature.
The Duchess Of Malakoff had given birth TO . daugh
ter.
Marshal Relic, Senior Marshal Of France, - dead.
Reports had been current Of dissensions between
France and England relative to the Chinese expedition
but the Paris correspondent OF the London Pot pro
rounces them wholly unfoundei.
The Bourse fiat and heavy the rentes closed n
the 9th 1t ST. 76c.
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movements On tho HaO Grandes
DEPARTURE OF UNITED STATES TROOPS FOR ExAs
The steamship Granada, which sailed from th DOR.
....a.r -.-.,, :. -. .,.,.., ~. - 49,. ,.,
yss'fasy "oln'ns sA so0A' nAa On posrd oe'aon-
ment Of nve hundred and MY three recruits, sent Ill
vaeapcies among the United States rooos on frontier
NJ. 49,. ..-.,-. -. a. .-.-~".-
VNo AeAss A"o ~'see' PoE'"n ORG :" oS0mOsrk u
hdianoa, and the MINOR portion win proceed 10 Brazos
santaso {.
M. s.,,.u ,,..,., =, Az. ,.,,,..,
Ane iono"ns Pof'i"n VI 'no o'S'nsi oraer nsueo
by Lieut.. General Scott, March g. 81.
The following attachments Of recruis win be made nm
ara MT IN ,oSto for the troovs e.rv,r~ IN th.
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ITALY.


long and forcible despatch by Count Cavour hes
been published, replying the Italian programme and
pledges Sardinia 70 abide by the result Of appeal 70
universal outrage.
The Opinione Of Turin arms that in note OF the I'd OF
March, relative to Savoy, Cavour expressed the attach
nent Of the Of the King Sardinia to his pro-
vince buia the time 70 the principle which be sup
ports in Central Italy He declares his intention TO inter
rcgate The population In manner 10 be established by
Parliament reservipg BESIDES the question OF frontiers
and the guarantees to be given to Savoy.
Another authority that Cavour, In the note
denies that the inhabitants OF Savoy and Nice have any
desire 10 be annexed France but he suggests that the
question be tested by vote Of the people, - well In
Tuscany and the Romagna.
Reports had been current Of instruction In Naples
but were not confirmed. tet
TURIN, March 8, 1880.
The o. ione publishes Count Cavours despatch Of the
I'd relative Savoy and Nice He declares that the g.
grandizement Of Sardinia prove dangerous 70
France; but considering the obligations that Sardinia
under To France, serious attention must be given 70 the
Emperor's demands. Al the moment when Sardinia de
mands for the inhabitants Of Central Italy the right 10 dis
pore OF their destiny she exposes herseo the charge Of
inconsistency she denies the right of freely expressing
their wshes 70 her subjects dwelling the other side OF
the Alps However great the regret would be At the
cradle Of the Pedmontese monarchs demanding aepara
ton Sardinia would not refuse 10 recognise the weight Or
. manifestation, however slight, n made In conformity
with the prescriptions Of Parliament In regard TO the
opposition Of the great Powers Csvour thinks that the
desire for proper frontiers Of France and Sardinia win
ensure just and equitable negotiations on this head.
royal decree at Naples establishes notifications on
24o art,es Of customs tariff and ordersa revision Of the
remaining articles 81.
The Tuscan correspondent Of the London Times asserts
that under certain oondonS and with the free consent Of
the popular w the Italians would consider themselves
we'll rid Of the savoysrds.
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
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Court CaIend.r-rhfs day

SrPEkioR Couhr An entirely trial calendar will bs
made up for APRIL May AMI June ALL notes of asu<
mus, be fled with the Clerk this day (sxurday).
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srupKvrs ~ OpERy COLLEGE, There are eight hun dre6
btadents at obTln College, Ohio. They Of Gil coors
kld both sexes.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON NARKyT.
Ine Bsskos CvcuJer reports cotton dull, q decline q
Miy one eighth n0sS desoripdons, TIE heaviest fa
closed with general desire 10 realise the part Of bold
e The sales for the week foot Al 900 bales Of which
specuators took 1000 and exporters 5000 bales. The
sales Of the 9th inst bales Of which 900
taken on speculation and for export The market closed
duh. The authorized quotations are
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Inc Coroner1 deputies nret proceeded 70 examine the
cabin, which had evidently been the scene or severe
struggle me- floor, sstling, benches and furniture wore
al saissa with blood, wAs afurther examination showed
that The cabin had been raasaoed by persons evil
IDENTIFY In ssalch Of plundss for upon the floor were
strswed aro,es Of clothing papers, bedding &c. Note
made q every Thing found IN Ne cabin among which
were The following axtislss;-A slaGe, on which were
written the rass."1 now ~ PEN in hand 70 let
you know that am well, and hope you are the
Same. 1 lefs Kss Hasbos-." a ccGee pot, covered
with blood and human hair, wAs found IN corner near
the stove broom, which had apparently been used in
sweeping the blood from The floor, and nnxmcr, also
smeaxed with blood found near the companion wsy
Prints Il blood found on the ladder leading "a thu
deck upon The lockers upon The sides Of ~ cabin ana
upon the ceiling Upon the beams ana ceiling wore four
distinct marks - made with Ratchet or souac shayp
instrument and Of the indsnassons was stained With
blood. pair Of pansaloons In the pockets OF which
twenty nine cents were found wrapped up n piece
Of blood stained paper also the handle Of carpet bag or
valsc which had recently been torn or The rms WORE
upon examination, found TO be flied with blood wics
had leaked down from the floor aud allowed TO remain
there In the clothed state In which II was discovered All
the lockers and closets were stained With blood probably
BY The sssassu while searching for puudcr, Is also the
stove and cooking utensils
The beds and bed clothes with the excep ion OF single
pillow case were free from blood bit The gore could be
traced up 10 the beYhs on either side OF The cabin In
spots and large stains Two pairs Of boots belonging to
the captain several pairs Of prns'oons r1oer ofcoas
hate marDg spike shesh knves, violin, plate
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In that speech from the balcony Of Barnum's
Hotel, in st Louis, in which he upbraided Nilsson.
rans for tolerating any laws that restrict freedom
Of speech and u The press, he made this declare
ton
Whatever lies 10 my power do 70 bring into suoce-
f and practical operation the great principle tina, this
govern ment . government for free and not for
home q tie exile nom every AMI, shall DO
N his speech from The balcony Of the fremont
House, IN Chicago, he said
Neither you nor have any power 70 disturb those OF
fellow cltfens 10 the southern states who malntan
We ne,d fear that rsA, and asios aad 10 an.n,fy
will not prevail IN this world though are not IN
the Geld ~bere battles for u fought or where Ia
strrcots FOR are 70 be given rh>re ana. bon ~ OF
e hfeer Hrr> Stofs e. ne co1feder1cy rsterei by o.
cttssnt 81 Aoss Sde h<rev,s lgAo fatrfcrsrce or n
tv>ntin rv- abroad All n, oasrs tn, rs,atn May i-
I'm undr ~ tacreas.so " avero,s % Cara arsfy % ruv
nothing u rcifcv 70 de.ir teusiu,s fow ~ rss From
hcA w Mare l.sn sdrsd Nca Intervention Ia The sa,es
by freten but bali o. the The repaid can rty
Non nserventot bY Shareholders TER TOR cs OF The
United states ne resdne (cnecrs)
Mr.. Stewards last important speech was tia, dc.
hvered al Chicago on the I'd inst. 7. VS. chiefly
devoted TO the discussion OF The slavery question:
We make The following extracts ICON our tele.
graphic report
He esls,d that .A,vs "a, 10 enlsoAseas ord hor,,
rdn aso uoald no srre-feT tome tas. N Au soaiA .
Gtos NE sai y hdrry, and % uerf a, ars cceu ,,rf
t,h tho 'asd u sqasi end impartial lsbeyty Lko
That koman Governor whom q Psai bal slusnst osr.
susdsd 70 be Christian, The American people were a.
ard Judgment bad been perverted Tts era, ~ ,,,vs,
ma slavery haf been - produce o. 1o,,i oouras
and ihs; wait The sGl o. the poll,cs rervssrt,
iivss q We people. he peerlo woad have 10 sese.
, 1860-05-15
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:ffi1tankta!- a1l1 gnnlnlrrrit1l.
MONETARY

l4u1uA1 -FGa4hds hAS AnAAs AS+Ss
Exchang Sd continues CLOSE; 80 mulch SO that
1.-THE banks hare been obliged 10 refuse largo
amounts eyen-to best customers: are told,
.hoYeyer, that the rate will not be increased as
more ease is anticipated within a few days. We
quote livery firm at II premium Tor currency.
Gold It premium and dull.
The geheral money market Is working easier,
-though local discounts are seldom granted.
Produce bills could be negotiated in almost any
amount.
81. Idr1s.-0 the St. Louis money market
the'Democrat Of Saturday remarks:
:: Thedemand isin excess Of the ability Of the
houses to m fet,, but the offerings to-day were
: less than yesterday. Exchange on the East is
about the same as stated yesterday. The de-
Maeo van T. ta,r VIE az ample supply Sight on
four Institutions were selling to day at premi-
nm, but the ruling asking rate remains at Il.
Ihe following are the full rates:
For Gold Bint.bls Fund.-. N. i Wis.
g :: =! Rst9 ,e'x R:sR BEsR 1xsa P S1s
Currency is coming in slowly and Bankers
funds IS
C,Sc.ssAr1.-The Gazttts Of Saturday says,
matters are progressing smoothly in financial
circles There is fair demand for money,
which is freely met By the discount houses ut
lo@l2 per cent; the inside the leading figure
for first class paper. There is m average de-.
mand for Eastern Exchange at prem. for bank
eE's checks. Dealers in some cases pay 40, but
87t is the prevailing buying rate. Small sales
Of New Orleans sight at 80 prem. Dealers buy
the few scattering checks offering, at par. Bills
are scarce, md rates are steady ut s@s for first
class 80 and 60 day Eastern, md s@9 for 80 day.
Gold dull at Is prem. buying, and 30@4o prem.
| selling.
, 1860-05-15


Sr. Josrru, May l4.-The Pony Express ar-
rived at one o'clock this morning, with Cali
fornia dates to May 5th.
The crops in California nre considered badly
damaged from heavy storms Of rain and hail
The Legislature adjourned april 30,h. Acts
we're passed to enable certain counties to create
debts ior Railroad purposes. subject to
vote Of the. people OF the counties
concerned; whether a Convention shall be
caused to revise the State Constitution;
to grant the right of way to the San francisco
and Los Angeles telegraph; to appropriate
s1o0, 900 to aid the trans. Continental telegraph
lines.
The fayorite objects Of the majority Of the
legislature we're defeated by the Governors
veto, or ty withholding approval on the last day
o: the session.
Tie San Francisco Bulkhead bill; appropriat-
ing S251, 300 10 build nine wagon roads over the
mountains to Washoe mines. An act amend-
ing to the law of libel. permitting newspapers
to be sued tor libel in any county Of the State,
irrespective Of the residence Of the plaintiff or
defendant.
Guns we're fred in honor Of the veto Of the
Dulkhead scheme, which was regarded as m
immense monopoly aud tax On commerce.