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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
Fnsim,. sr N.w Nr,h.

Ns- yess. Dee ga heavy Spanish
American house In the Cubsn trade sus
pended payments 10 dsr.
~. s,.i-. scve."m-rs p-"s-,
NJ Ru..si. the tndisn agent In this city
hes been arrested 90 charges duplicating
him with the stolen government bonds e.
n IL .sid that psilsy hes made full con
fsssicn that the bonds we're replaced by
ssetsts'y Ficyd's seeeptsnees u 10 snr
posed that Nj Floyd will resign. The
Development. ere assuming = startling
shape,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27

We ~. authorized 10 .nns-rr. w., 2, A.
Villains, ~ PEE. pstrn Rcss., o. s.-ai
a..s tot .hs Stat. Convention, 10 be held on n.
f,h d.r ~ J.nu..y, tssi
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27

NEW FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
rue uNbtRsig 100 having jrs, received
' 'se supply riFAhb AND WiNftP gupbs.
such So
rISr pRFss aoobs or rHptlrrst stvtRs
Comprising y FIguRFD sud PLAIN st.Rs,
puriINs, BfLaiNrS. pAptuFs
FRENpH, fNgiisii u AappI
cav rRiNfs, MANrtttAs.
sHAwis fRiMBiNps.
~ ~ kinas. Pip.
huns tArrs
niflNf
Hnrp s~fpIs FRO
$50 .ls,es sssr.,'rsrt ~ jtfgtiIivn. sv.b a..
ner sri prss riNt CitIfH FRupR h,Ats.
fALlbfs, uYrR ppAfS. fiNr pIpru
PANTS AVN Vrs1s tfp
~ birds ~ sents Furnishing arrSs HArs .,s
pAFsl large rs,i'F ~ ntr Ladies' hi,sas .,a
phit'trs ButTS s-d SHOES, sAbpLFRY -.
~ Which thes tsll 'hs attention ~ ,hsI, l,e.as
-ri rst'nns. sss'''ins thew ,hsi ~ ' wiI civ.
,he'r -s grrf h,'e@lr ~ the .rr 90 " 'i,4r we're
" feer Suction srris. sni -iih sJsi fa-e ., I.
rirrh Sill make advances
rett2 Hrtur r. pttptirs
~ e-Af'ifs ~ Fstiluara s,.ssls
s.-Fst,iss y 'eh'ei ~ ne ei,l,-, W ,.tss y,
srrrrr's due, s'e y tiled TIA, the s.tr, ,rrs, 10
closed between ,his snd the h,s, isesr'ts, isGn
" AP
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27

". .ss .stho.i,.s ~ .nnuubss mssop a.
M DUNN, 81 y candidate - The Uenv.r,iys
a., .hs Parish ~ E.s, pstun ps.sa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27

Nor DEAp-llun. Delazon Smith.
Of Oregon, ia not dead M reported.
lie was only beaten 20 death. po.
litically.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27

~-we sfs authorised " snr.-ns- A. y
HHaaos, ss = esssis.,. ~ ths ern-sn,i--
~ ths s-r.,rsisi Bis,,ir, composed 81 rs.. -.
il-isns, H,s, Bstsn Rouge .na wee. p.t"r pc-p.
TIE AayAs.,s. r'ilntsn rst.lc. Losl.sn. p.rre'
-fst sra s-s.f Planter -ili rissse ecrr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
NEMEsrs--fer sale By
" novN ]. Nc
J. MCCORMICK.
MILLINERYi MILIINERYii

MILLINERY M1LI.INERYii
TuE suBcRtRka would respectfully In tsssr,
! torn the citizens Of Baton Rouge. the ~
ladies' especially, that he has Iust eponsd E.<N
on tn. e"rser ~ Main and -. Hypolits
,tree,s-the nrst door Mast 81 the residsne. Of
ssmuel skoihsld. Era . verv elegant stock Of
MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
HIS stock q ladies'. Misses and Oh ldr.n's hon.
nets, uat' Gaps an Flats 10 very heavy EN-
hrscing III lats.t f..hinss 'onne,. ana us,s
cleaned and epaired on short uo.ise ~,sla.
a'ss are invit 4 "a call and examine tor ..
seivss. b. DASH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
NEW CALICOS

Lsdie. Bonaets aud straw Fisss.
L HAvE just opened my New Fall stock Of Vel
Il vet aud STRAW Rounsts, also . large sssort
msnt % Ladies aud Misses Hats, thSse Ia want
Of these goods will do we'll 10 call early.
sept2o W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
WINTER DRY GOODS
=.r rHs-
l. EOpBE'S STORE
,ut.. an n....,.. ,,. 49,.

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTR
nE NOW oFFnnEp ct tue above establish
~ ment, 10 thuss Who have not pet laid In
theft wlater supplies Of
LAbita bRhSH uuODa,
ULUARH and silAwLH,
uUust ruHNisiIi va aOnpE,
LAbita aud MtHEEa HOSIERY.
they can have them al New Uflssns Cash r,ira
''ut stock IL completes and We a,ttss eu,ssivss
that In pnist ~ styles, quality aud chsapnsss
cannot he ssrsilsd By sny other house this side
81 New Orleans We ehse ffsliy invite she st,sn
ten Of the citizens ef baton Rouge and visinity
~ our present varied asspftn ent which cannot
he sufps ssd ~ thu Q WIN are IN doubt lot then,
call aud examine the goods aud prices and Give
uss fair trial that's all We ash. our Motto !
Cheap FOR Cash.
n aciiMALfNayY 100.
nev2T Peoples store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
fiI,ilA rs.

CIOARs.
I NAVE lrst crsrsd y rev iut ~ Clb.k. which
' vi be said s,t'ersig i6w.
sH,wis.
~ The r'sfrl sttiriss bsve . seed ..sc, tr,sr,
srd ~ I'll prices
nprss uoons
rtsirh Me'lnsss ~ ~ % rsf ysrf, sis7 . hsra-
sn'rs snd la,ge sssrtt.npnt ~ nfsy a. es, wssle-
plsids, fflntsh Fisrrels snu bei.inrs.
MuuRNiHn upubs.
10 ever vstls , ~ sttles erd prices
crtla r'NNir z TuoNnH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27

BUILDERS MATERIALS.
tfMt-stb Barrels richards Usps:
pFMtNt-6p na.teis Respisis
rLAsIHh-l1 ar. hss, grai'r;
HAtp=2'n p.shsis ijsre stspis;
sAFb-Sn ps'f 10 White iske SAID.
fANb-Npe ps.tpl. pas ssaa,
MALpbh busI-ip Barrels New vs,s.
n"vls JOSHUA ptAr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
NEW QooDs-
NOTICE.
HAILOF MAYsvILIE.

THE Flows have arrived and we have q
i large lot Of them on hand manufac-
turod in tho South and ~ pattern nc.
knowledged 70 be ~ good IL not tho host
In use-thsy are we'll worthy our Planter
customers patronage.
M0NTAN a MATTA'S.
pov2t Hard ware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
nalIp Gurttt ano Gomrt

sAros aeueHs
THuBHDAt:;;::::::i:.:::;,;DEC sr, 1880.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
IANpREr,,.s SEEDS.

I'm. wa. pDuFi, s'e Agents Der The irs,'
u rslph'sisf tsnd,sths ustden Seeds, end
have just received = istee s'res, ~ which she
rsll The site ton ~ he pnhllr ns'si register.
s.a Aimsnses furnished e,s,is
aseli IN . WA ponrL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-27
IN. rr,rr r,,,,,,,,... pr,,-,...

w.ssissfos, Dee. "a. Q r. NJ Roth
.hs sensts ard Union Hcuss COMMITTEES.
are new regarded here ss failures.
m. only hope ~ saving the Union lef,
iss National Convention.
NJ. Gushing makes the further fspe',
RON south Cstclihs that, ~ his opinion,
eceteiss measure. will prove highly dan
asteus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30

nov prcgress * "a at'y Although ~e do not anticipate
any aidrg oil ~ our imPotatons 81 talon from
the stases reason, al present 70 apareh.hu
aIv thipntlss IL gold 10 America 10 pay for ho' asa y
f. cutie cea. that .thout enlarged market Tor our
maintenance the arrivals OF specie VIII Nc very
moderate tcaie between ihs and the eLi o. N" 3e@
This appears 10 be tbe light m which tnr aAes's" ~
a supply az COLO is viewed by tue Ghtetois -" '
Bank e FL, lind Hence they are we =! s ss
every effort increase The amount m oulon ~ 80
Golfers to prepare any emergency thas uay = ~
Artauy IL fhouln be observed, large quantities OF
bullion have been Skipped 10 SCALA AMI Germany 70 ply
msnt for wheat. -four, r., srd II y rraaon N. 800,
nose that the bsaace trae "a our isynr N VIC tnu
States will be essened by very large dema"i ."r As,
cultural prodCc. II oar oSn hArVtst saoai Nm J., -
only moderate IN qrariity and quality, We shiu nave
reasorabe prices for bread. There aW ~ 'teidg sas
tor hms,anan bre1dstses and, possibly nn, grsasf
~ a ~ c ,St,,n az HON, ~ Der brcri koueesr,
9po,id ieai 70 an opposite re'uI rs regards cotton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30
POSTAL DIRECT TORY

FOr~fgm and Domestic mafts.
TINE or CLOSING AT rHs sKv voak orrrCn.
Oouuuo.. Eorsh-Absny, Buffalo and )sssds ~ r.
wa-,err mail VS. sf,s eR SAW sad ~
South and So W. rsis.. - An and ~
E.serr mai. y r.IrosA. o AN and rx
an -.,a.v ~ ,s,. 10. q. mn. r,,
CAtrvcssA.. ~ Steamship Ariel Monasy, oc
Ts- n,er,acs wau r., ctalr,.nl. ie.rr. :
Louis every Monday and 1hureisy AZ "a n
Ic,es designed foe u sho " be msrket "ov-,
land. vis ~ Louis I"
eLsxs crrr The ssil Joseph tuo1 70
thursday ASA N letters shos'd no rsrk~t
Overland via ~ Io-rph !"
70 fauvio. ~ Steamship ARIEL Monday. to
szAss lslAsr- On the day sfs thp arrival ~ -srh al,@Y
nate sunsrd packet this port h~luu sUe
mouth, th- sesmer Rsrnrk viii he de-psirhsd
with m-i, fcr tn pahans i-isnfs ~ ~ laad-s
suHors.....ny ct snrship Ru-upa. frSn B,@toa.
tc' ri Sc b. a Tuesday .4...4....
asvsss. III steamer Rsnville Or sopfay &c
-Isf ot CLOSING AT res LoSpus owvlCs
eoss,v....The overland Mall Hnut.t eihs-~ LINDA.
fuilcwn.-vla Nsruss'rp tks W anr tAh AZ
each month Va Southampton ~ he inh ens
9Th
- -oTrA... 81 tWh lsn, rsn - nsrsel - aA lAh
-. 9oh, 9Th viz Northampton
- .V'a Nsr-~ils. The inh ans Sss I'll. svuls
Rlhrs &C.. oh and Dfk
y. -.sueiles and sues the lesh VIA sssrfs
so"h'As.'. - =. - Sue, l2h
- ~ p'on - he 80 spd x1h a. t. moab
stvEitiVs Nm snrn ~ 80 fhe ~ on the m.nth
90 IL. v4rAesfrs osis are aea - - ~ VOC sr sost
tsies ~tsssh any - 'hese fstes a. $500 - 'f'F
irsyAtrh~d he following evenln4 -. :,
vhe unaits se-p.trhed o".el"z
antr< fs-iN snv ~ thes~ daies fai aun - -
n rs ae~oscb-d the morning previ0ua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30

Tc habit Of Gssocsting freedom vito sorx VII procure
that settled conviction 10 ne Atican ~hcn vi ny
prelude euanc pattcn Taught t. recsua on ages aS
cuuse queuce Of hari work, tho gro sN snnu
be 10 reLt'r IL better for the emplyer "a
ray the laborer than seo and clotae him Uher re
iaba Is ss cotly than sldre labor A,a scipIn Ci0
te Ged uthot noise Danger me platter 'elasins !,
contemplate such rsult - Intelligence, snlaL tn"iah
II be- viii b DAGGER 10 the employer and the dagger VII
b. greater brcaule small Toe abo it0nuts shnai oik
question IN the light II The 0u!
lgh, that can direct o. proper aud male result.
Fro the Loronn Herald, sept, H..
The Preedet tal elsc,ious the Uuited Stat - naturally
The vcsi interest throughout TIE cnue eration
In all classes ihsy excite TOE political passions to tue
highest point c tension The of 1920 known "a tue
Missouri Compromise, prohintted slavery fr The fltnrs
but IN 1854 act Congress 1rginza The terri
nry known as kansas, ~hen tha Compromise vas
broken
The Nav YosK herald advocating Southern interests,
Considers that the decc, politically extinct
and furher that exepon II slavery under the act
Of 1854 GROUND lees ssiarm According to the "a ne
the constitution so as TO prevent the severance OF the
federal compact They may inoeed be called Unonists
a. opposed 60 he republicans, who, Influenced by ne
higher lao" o1c prepa'ed for ne dsssnon Of e Jee
ration 'o,ho thar tolerate The Longer continuance Of
rcfs ~ uleTe !. saiss. Such, in brief terms Is
the ta'ure Of The present ccntro 'ersy
the tsdera, compact once broken The Union Is al dis
solred, shd'eT Nh Linooa say 70 NJ contrary re
erompie IF West ldiI caiotes has sdtis I'D me youth
tTu planfr that negro cA not ,oort steadily for uaoes
thar nat,, h, ind,nt eds,iy sdtided much prefer
r7ny u sp ~ nc sn - iai9c 7c"aneTdUH aeQue" "
siDfunea labor TGey have indeed FAD inherit Al
her wealth being ir,,m The foucst wells " they
esred 10 S tr tdct edtle ,Gho ootid hiy thsmp Tns
Norhein States not rich enough TO make 60 costly
rurcbase moreover lney who appeal 10 the sner Ia
absolutely ceiy lhai tho negro marketable article
In his they nst thai prescription cannot be pleaded
In defence Of injustice that The original wrong never
conferred PROPERTY q, d. consequently, that com
per sston Ia due. 10 the british precedent IN III West IN
thy ,ou'd hstr Tor moment that bang IN thssr
jdfmeni uaeogths COM prOceeatn9 Of The pm
erie that the Yfgo is gI property 20 Be rd'uei az 50
LsY.. Gf.I If Asaf.kr
abooI ts therefore mano IL obedience to the ligher
law absolute AID VI conditional freedom.
OF the Southern planters resist snch terms to the
knife and further contend that they admissible the
Ahicans would positively be injured by msnumission
Now they cd clothed housed nave the pest medical
advice IN sickness ~ are provided for In OLD age
All thefe vI interests into play tho Prcsi.
Dental election As 60 The future OF the Unted States,
be would be bold politician 70 predict It's destiny tt
there ean be d0u a. ne question Of slavery Ike
rlc,rang cancer Is encung at The heart Of me fsdesd-
sior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30
THE RAID OF WALKER on NICARAGUA.

" : ~ n y
General w,sef. tbe rcan nub ster alter an later
va 10 which NJ bal apiafcnuN r.trsd I'm ths ectiy
ratfgN o. sfstnufe, has e move turnrd 90 the
shores of Cutrl Arerrs snf fhis tu4 at Truxi a. III
u, tspuhc ~ HsAfurrs y. r,cent Ier'y c,ll.4'el
net~scn tbs co1try SD FL dnrGs those s,aa j. IA :,
oten W are about 70 De, atgrrd ~ IN attr state a.
pheatN tnstst<stiou nlrp 40 - groIud fr amer.
ton, w tn1ps u0aahiy neipug rhls cesstsn IN toe
paw srsai hfian hss appears, ri grsat nisr su
laels6 W. ~ ~ fshdtts sst move p,rtcsAry a. ths
pcorc o' ~ tsr, Sho. r,urh vc-y saau an srl.rt
pcpustmn' hatt err 80 tuerust IN very 40 .
terms aRs ~ NF t@t tt ~ Via tecaty 80 Ear - A n
fccte then Whetcr Nurer h. t,s.n afvart ~ "a,
stat" 81 ,hsr " crest N yerut 'sallsi the svasr
met ~ H. dNfa-- Fhei.e ~ ~. Jet has rtfsreare ~
TIE squN" terri "ffs sbich usssUnts untsyl,n,
epr ugsN! ~ = G-ans srlnE f,it-ur lastiV ~a.tner
be thinks ttsi tt r' y Ncl,Hgna thsuash A. t,.s
orr Eject ly thar b to s4a Jatn. srrg dtelt
to fay ANY ~ Thea thuv 'nyvcsats woali 10 ini.
r. m Dusiin. 500 ttc iecieH ~ tlai psce f6r n Ua
- 81 would rscn q Y eatr tlat Walker has ca.lta
rthly noide his stignR rfciccf. ~ al evra,- a.
o'tdse uEtt rtn.fvri pisn a attack The hs-h,v -
IrrNlo testtfcd oy scvrftl forts az aa1a there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30

Tho Navy Department hss received intelligence from
Commander Stribns. In command II The East Iad!a
squadron, GATED shanshae, July Q, 1870 r- country
sroupd Sharihse rrrted W have been 81 that cate
the hands OF reb, ~uh every rcasnn 20 suppos. that
the place Would be taken soon as they could do 80
without fear Of euccuntering the French and Eaalsh
tnrses stationed there for the protsc Of the sie
msnt. hr Ward. cur Minister 70 that country had
harked the nsg rtio Hartford fnr protecscn which
was 10 proceed Nth him 10 the Gut Of Pcchcli.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30
SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE.

Tho Jndop Dial Of the .th september has the following
the subjects noted above, which shows that
ooutcmrOrsr, no, ", quite alive TO the true
q tic
President puchapar has replied with tartuess 70
Lord John R,tsls ,xhoratcus a. the govern ment ~
the Unttd ssrs 10 vigorous for the rcprcs
sou 81 ihc ssvo trafr. Great Britain, h. decarcs has
laid sPsiu ~ treaty obssuons oopcrste IN SUP
pressing the tac ard I.rai re At IN approach
coast q Cabs the American sesubl contracts rrrs
alliance, sna apr acn wiihiu marine league Of
The Cuban shore Aci 80 val tax 80 tns Prrrid-pt
a. Iorc John and unst alpS that h!s remarks
NJ Truth hat they lack IN Hsiery Bat vhstvsr
BE- sg The trade slavery Lord
In Russcn 4 "a plan frsm tbs document, th,t
not fnuuh nrsl ~ either O. have hcen cspc~'@
firm hes,o buchanan nc cdusc ~ aegra fc ~.
yds Erdsr I'D ~ iss9, ~ ~ snsling Prlafer,1i
ei,,tier fiv ffms Y regdrfsc tain thst lin
coin ~ rgr7can cdrdfdte tsuld trtWmta and hat ne
dosr n tdrcfv or iesg rmo,e. sdief IA az
teutt las httn however, rpsir tne EFFECT ~ the
rrtsm among The dc ~tich oprued N. ray
Llicpln IN AZ and brecgiuriags tne Opposing d.G0
cratic cardduf. have rot ina-er united hlt - " AID
put alas have srrvca ~ TIC elrc
tuu ~ noueas Mould he oby crxfee ter N that
% precsnrif.r II IL who'll, impes hi IA tass csuut,y
70 ictd my Rssiftanoe 70 the r.pubun party t1c
devrvt prsyt's " al Who believe tha hr,tnrrs
and who have htefss 70 IA" w. grrss 81 civilization
arc the Uiuru ~ h. rrrst Angin syn race " North
AmCsia, Cught ssreuf ~ God r ue u Lucon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30
AMERICAN ENERGY IN RAILWAY CONsTRU(
TON

from the Londou Chronicle, Sept
We can well understand that some OF readers
have been at lose 10 idestiy the railway which we
mentioned the Other day as 81 example Of dah' begun
with works in q solid ttate II 10 need stranger,
and ss yet than partislly finished. But II IL
among the remark able facts OF travelling economy IN the
CncD hat while in enc district newly formo1 road,
stretched simply into the wderness will create for
rtcf populatlou and cratic the other hand set
Elements have spontaneously been formed, fitting up
every varsnt space and or, ing aloud for railways be
fore they such In tho case with the railway that
ntioned II has been long established wsnt, and
only beginning 10 be newly established TACT.
eipeer whote name is emrent both sides Of the
iantc for bis mastery mind-De Witt Clinton. He laid
Gown the route - early 30 that more than thr
only ,et by the Inhabitants along the line, but ds
,nct recognized BY ,se leading engineer Of the uDos
spplss Jcritr ard With enormous Increase o. weight,
The trac. through which the new rail patses has be.
come very pcpulous. very nourshine u eros ding with
Parcel tes ming with produce me new York and
Mt Rsrt sd the Atlantic with Lake Erie The
Oht and Mississippi Railroad connects Cincinnati with
=. LOUIS There are. therefore, two pieces OF liae
mentioned are Wide sauge different from that OF any
olh,r injected with them. they had consequently,
sr.pcirs route and 70 reload l.. The ines ,raversns
the intermediate spaces cross the direct route 1t angles
noe ass oblque BY the formation Of the Atlantic
Great Western the two important broad gauge lines
made Tito and thus great railway OF tho most
approved construction completes the passenger and
traffic line from New York the Missouri Tue
first section Of the line wss 10 have boon opened
thh month whether not that expectation has been
fully carried oui do not know, for eth
awaiting advices the subject But there is
doubt 81 s Speedy working H. indeed N has not already
comnsrc.d.
IL ,iiuton tad, In Is2s Gin military well a. com
merCis vIex the Of such . railway would surpass
tie no of ejaculation be WAS dealing IN dgures
calculated the railways, which,
have ,aa, 'uceed IN very obque direction, tn
oat.al tee firm Fart % wes, and eaek ooa,n, omot'~s
81 400 90 Dat ths hs dhs~noe dtr,c route
There uoubt aso tba, the OF line sug
the rve,ise ~hch the road will pene rate
kas,r their dofu snt Thus. while they
govidso lib n bringing their produce readily
10 market te anornt OF the produce se far lees than
be H.r the line forms Q KEY, not only
usc Fat and West between the atlantic
the kesrsi,ri and the Missouri but rs key also
~ settlenert and cultivation In the ceu
ual rteoh ihropeh which passes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30

British America 10 act greater coneer IN tbs or
q either wth the United States or one 81 tee Euro
pcan Powers. II would give impetus 10 tbs energy
Industry Of the various STATES frcm Ltbfaior TO
British Columbia IL would create a community Ut
interest In every part OF the empire aud for works OF
great and matt raj importance this union IS veFt essen
tial No who has cast glance tpto toe pro-
habe future q this territory bat must aamit
the dfsrabiity OF railway Communication IRON lac
Atlantic 10 the paciac and THE not merely 20
prevent American from being ST IN tho ded out IN
order facilitate the tercou OF Great Britain with
vencouveB Island Japan, CHINA aud her iadian posses
siors What acquisition would such line be. cape
ciay above lake superior, where the He'd river ony
Il fact ireirg into vgoro existence, Tor tue coonsb
themseivs To these bsrcnls must he addsd that Of
The OF such 40 eStab shnient
givts stimulus 10 trade that would nn be fespised oy
the Canadians in fact VIZ interpret the FEELINGS OF our
Amer lean fellow subjects Alright, II Is not after he empty
bonors bnd vanishing aDtry OF another - James that
they aspire much the substantial profits thai would
be derived from IT, OF courre the upper ten or five thou
eand Que and Montreal look for titles AM dignes
aid display. ball room or banquet grsced by tho
preeepce OF yiceroy has donbtess greater charms for
their imagnat.cns thai OF governor, who may be
baron or baropet simple knight or plain esquire.
eupposng that this concession be made to The Cana
dams, what sdvaaa 10 Great Britain To derive from
the boon fhe copfersf The Canadians il,, Of cor, be
ready 10 ray The erpenses II this rice royalty tM csu
ey k railing 10 bar Of the expcsses an tch,eh hey
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PacGc the bond Of union would be material strength
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