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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18
New York typographical Society.
CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF TIRE MEMORY or tn
IL

CELEBRATION IN HONOR OF THE MEMORY OF THE
ILLUsTRIoUe FRANKLIN.
The members Of the New York typographical Society
hast evening celebrated the anniversary Of the birthday
Of the great apostle Of the noble art Of printing their
rooms in Chambers street. There was goodly and ex.
iremey intellectual company present The celebration
on this occasion differed in form from those
Of previous years; but the interest Of the pro-
eecdngs did not, could not flag, though
the orator and the singer the places Of the VOL the
drum and the dancer. For best known to the
society, the formula Of ball and supper laid aside
on this occasion, aud the visitors regaed
with some excellent addresses and select music, both
vocal and instrumental, and the whole entertainments
may srsh be said 70 have been the real mpersona.
The feast Of reason and the flow Of soul.
The social festivities opened with an overture from
The opera Of Tancred,n which played the piano
followed by the well known patriotic song, "The Flag OF
our Cnion" which received with great enthusiasm
and applause, cheer after cheer being given for the
Mr.. p. c. BAKER delivered the first address on his
iraves In Europe, aud the progress Of Printing" This
might have been elaborated with effect but passing
review view worthy SrlG,, Of grea. PT s%Ssps
Jewet the programme for the evening was tern.s..A
IN the following order
sOns e ySi slaan, Geo Herring
Address .Chas McDevt
Chorus lGlee Cub) .McDonough and other
Address: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Teal
The sStar Spanged Banner Jewett and choru
The following the Of the officers for the pre-.
sent yearPresden. Archibald Mixer; Vice President,
William Colwel Secretary, T. c. Faulkner; Treasurer,
Jno Il. Clayton; Librarian, John Cra,s.
interested hnssii III the of tho entertainment,
end Supplied all necessary information to the representa-
tives of the press.
The prnter's festival was on the WHOLE worthy OF
important an association OF intellectual and instructed
men and though the tripping feet OF the dancers were
absent from the hall there was enjoyment IN every part
Of the proceedings, which teronated AZ began IN per-
feet harmony.
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majority Of The people q the Omitted stsses, and
mMg on the decision Of the Supseme Court % ON
- wn,A rage Of faction can weaken, no CONFUSION
wevcr serious can break Could the able editors nave
sscyPnereo the thoughts OF my Utmost heart they wodd
Ave found me opposed 70 Congressional Interference In
ns behalf with the Territories for other reasons Even
passing over the impocy OF such Interference H was Ia
Ne best view useless. Gods law Of climate has
9uiaed the matter, and let the children Of esthy wis
dom act ~ they may, will stu continue 70 do It, The
man who would talk OF cultvatng the rice and cotton
eeds and plantations OF the South with free white
hbor denies 70 himself the light OF exparsnce and OBJ
servation. Look TO the West India hlands--no part
eneu higher wages than they do, and yet the tide
Of emigration from Europe sweeps by them IN vast
current, which rs arrested tn Its course only by
4 more Northern and healthy CLINE. Asia and Africa
nave 70 De resorted 70 for aborers, while the Csuca
sian o. Europe neas ~ from pessiienoe the rays OF
burnsng sun, and becomes the suhvator OF the CO.
Yces, or turns herdEman amid the SHOWS or the North
limited degree this law Of climate, and that " the
Price Of labor need not therefore, draw the picture Of
what would be the condition OF the slave States looking
70 the regular increase Of the black population forty
years under the edct formally by the leaders
q the Northern dominant party OF '.po more slave
eeasee." cannot be contemplated by any southern
man With absolute conPosure.
me hope VIII lingcr with me 70 the last that there
snoush Of wisdom and patriotism among US 70 adjust
these dbcultiee although frankly CONFESS my DOUBTS
ona Iears mo minority STATES can 40 OUT Ettle more
nan suggee the majority SaSes noio IA tner hands ne
ne OF the Union Iwould BY no means have Virginia
20 hnger BY the waysde On the contrary, would
nave ner pronpt ana decisive u ner action she cannot
% too prompt or decisive Before her Convention can
nSes although me earliest DAY may DC assigned Tor It,
tuL develOpements OF one sort or other VIII have been
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termiaed about the Treasury notes which are to be
bid for on Saturday. As the present twelve per
cent notes sell at az "a premium, il is presumed
that the new batch will be awarded at pa 10 per
cent interest. The security, we need hardly add,
is undoubted, and the money market tends to q
condition Of things during which first class seven
per cent securities will be scarce. We annex an
official statement Of the outstanding loans of the
United States
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

THURSDAY, Jan. t7-6 r. M.
The case In money continues, and we hear of
more strictly first class paper going at seven per
cent. Many good names, however, which sold
readily before the present crisis at 0, win not
now pass at ALL This Is especially the case with
houses whose trade lies with the South. They are
now suffering what the houses in the Western trade
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Total gain. .s76 O6S "a
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday makes the
following statement. 1t shows what fruits South
ern lines Of transport are likely to gather from
the present disturbed action of public afairs;--
We stated yesterday morning that OF our ship
pers were questioning the safety OF shipping their
property by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad TO New
YORK, and this fact was telesraphed on Saturday oy
the agents Of that road 70 the managers At Baltimore,
asking what they should cay or do 70 coantsract The
effect We learn that despatch was yesterday receyed
Ss ss e s sss g
i seems this dsspstsh did not IL have 'A ne de-
which bad been contracted by the agent Of the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Soc. to New York, and
given 70 one Of the New York lines at Ssc the shuper
saying he preferred to pay the 3c difference and be
tain e his property reaching New York. than any
over on Change yesterday and heard three four
prominent shippers say that while they did not antici
pate any immediate trouble they did not know what
twenty four forty hours might bring forth and
that they should mako all their shipments by the
Northern lines We are not called upon 70 express any
opinion n this matter but 1t does rs that there
IL not sufficient ground yet for any Of the fears cx
pressed by shippers The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
able 70 protect all Us bills Of adng and make good 70
shippers any loss but they look upon il in another light
and say that their property might be seized and sent
South and that delays and would occur in re-
risk BY sending their freight through Northern
territory, where they know IL will be safe.
In regard to the Indiana State interest Governor
Hammond Says
Believing that the citizens Of Indiana desired that her
obligations should be kept the Auditor Treasurer of
the state together with myself taking authority
an act Of the General Assembly prescribing he duties or
Governor approved May ~ 1852 made loan Of 900
from besers Winslow Laner Co., OF the city Of New
York, giving our obligations to pay the same in May
next out Of the revenue for the year 1890 1t mat
ter much 70 be regretted that Indiana condi
tha Of horun
money for any purpose whatever But it Is due to truth
TO state that this necessity would have existed but
the failure OF the Senate Of Indiana TO pass
bill for the years 1878.
We have received copy Of the statement Of the
Pennsylvania banks for the month of November.
Tha fol
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
IL HENRY ii. LEEDS Co, will sell By auction, on
FRIDAY, Jenuary ia

AZ II clock a. Falesroom, u Nassau street
Superb assoftent OF fret class
article made expressly for city trade, free from
any defect q damage sale consisting Of beautiful Hud
Bay sable capes Nuts and Cuffs mink sable ditto stone
maren dt) real htch ditto Siberian squirrel ditto siberian
squirrel belly ditto Inn Fitch ditto chiaehnis ditto isFe ana
small martcp ditto and chdreDs sets OF
al kinds Sc sleigh Robes % great variety wolf be@r fancy
do, &C. Also GENTS taJs Collars and Gloves OF vsrtous
kinds, forming whole probably the finest sale Of the
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THuRsDAf, Jan. If--U z, VI
Asms market quiet aud sales light, AZ SC.
SIC. fsr both sorts.
PrApsrvrrs. -F1our-Tbe market was active,
eth some purchases for export Prices for most desc
lions we're steady The embraced about 10 900 bbs
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tanaolan Hour was steady, Win sales OF 700 buls nv
20 90 81 25 Southern -four unchanged aud the de
nand fair, with sales Of about 200 bbs, closing
within the range OF tho above quotations Rye -four was
Wheat dun and heavy and the demand for mos
descriptions, for export, limited The sales emit
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REK4ONAL,
A NY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT FINE,
"A healthy, pretty male child, Ave months old black eyes
and hair parents dead may cali Friday Saturday
10 till NJ the office Of j. E. Coffee, No. Barclay street. up
stairs
TFMA O. WILL SEND HER ADDRESS TO ]. NJ X.
/ che will hear of something 10 her advantage.
NEEDING FOSTER PARENTS-A BEAUTIFUL MALE
IN infant weeks old having neither father mother
Inquire at 10 East s2dst., near 4th
CEAMEN WHO WERE ON BOARD rHK DOLPHIN
when she captured tho Echo SLAYER and who have not
sRAYNARD, 81 Wall street.
WILL WILLIAM NASH, LATE SECOND MASTER OF
w the Fan Jacipo, Who home in the prize Bonita
please call on Thomas L. Braynard, 81 Fall street
500 EEMAnD FOB 3ksrt rs 81 THE
Iest supposed have bssa married either IN Phladsphs
New Yof, between The onshs Of june and Dssember 1854
information % BE- given 10 L. rru~atk ESQ, 2l8 Sold
arse Ihnadsghia or 70 Field late ehef insgscsor OF
he Deteesive Pohss, - DsyorsAx sou Tsmpls. 1endon,
Private Inquiry eMce
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HENRY GREEN. AUCT1oNEER, STORE ias WILLIAM
street. will sell this day, at iOt O'Clock at the Durham
shades, Dunham place, between south sixth and south
seventh streets williamsburg the modern Household Furn
nhue stock and Fixtures ogethe3 with and
valuable collection Of IN Paintings by Jarne woavefrusn,
Crombe " Willis and others Of equal celebrity; six Eng
hsb patent lever brass Pumps Brandss
Liquors, sessrs. Also years Lease Of premises
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL "A S0UNa GENTLEMAN LIVING IN
f the interior o. Sennsyivana desires 70 form metruo
NAL alliance with young lady bhc be kind, affection
ate and Intelligent Wealth object the advertiser has
ample fortune Address Clarence Ewood Msuch Chunk
PENNSYLVANIA. Dor 176
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EDWARD scHENUK, ArcTIoNEER
Ia ASSIGNEE SALE

WfLDFR'S PArEET SAFES, ALLEN'S 9TrAM GAUGEs,
HONTS WATER GAt GES, &c,
BYE " n. sCiEkCK, this day 18Th Inst. a. II O'Clock,
No lac Chambcrf street The got0
ssns wders safes, sizes from No. TO inclusive;
also " Aliens Gauges, frum No. ~ inclusive;
lot OF adeh faror States also the Fixtures Of the store,
consisting 81 two upreet double Desks once Desk Once ~
ble Office Failing Chairs Stools stove and fixtures &c by
order of A. r. ST lLlvsN. ESQ, Assignee,
No. 30 William street.
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9AL09 AT AUCTION.
A N ExTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO
"A PURCHASE
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
AND BEAUTIFUL BRONZE AND AARBLE WORKS
v,cy envy. ~ Art,

e,
flAk0FoR1E, &C.
PORTER CO., AuCTlONEERS.
This day friday. Jan Is at II o'clock,
Al the elegant private residence S Fourteenth street.
Of Eighth avenue.
beng the entire beautiful Furniture Of the house mads TO
order and first class throughout all Of which viii DC peemp
Royal velvet Carpets three magnificent rosewood
covered in elegant satin and brocetel; large
ana reception chairs 70 MATCH two rosewood Etc
seree via marble tops and mirror doors and back lined with
side and work Tables paror Furnure rosewood
~. anu us Stands rosewood seven octave Panoforte,
VIZ offered ct auction this season.
ees ana case nlad with mother OF pearl and
uAoe ~ Guy maker rosewood 1teol covered In br0cade;
ksch socas Music &c large French plate Mirrors
r ~ S rsn'ngs smeraasng usany valuable speed
china vases omou Clocks together with sDy other costly
mAntei ornAmehs mahogany, bask walnut and rosewood
cushioned Chairs covered In hAiFcoth nedson. rock
Ing and easy Chara Sofas oak extension Tables rich china
ysA and Dinner Sets cut Ghssware compsng fun ssaor
ment snch q Temhaerh Wines Chanpssnca doblets salts
Casers with spendid cus e0sa Spoons York; Cake Ma
kss Tea Services Ssiveis Ivory Cutsry Cockery
Pates &c As0 the Furniture Of all the bedrooms contain.
ing suits in rosewood and mahogany. Chairs elegant
wood and mahogany Bedsteads hair Mattresses,
wood and mahogany marble Burssus and washstands
Carpets, Mirror toilet and work Tables elegant stair Car
pets and Rods OIL Cloths, hall stands &c. The auconesr
calls special attention to this SALE embracing everything
ch and desirable useful and necessary 70
Furnishing complete OF nrst class house Purchasers may
have their goods packed and shipped at the sale.
IN BThe above first class residence for sale at great
bargain Apply 70 the owner tho premises Terms
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NfArRrMoNrAL-A GENTLEMAN AGED %, DRsrR

MAIFIMUNIAL.--A 6ENILEMAN AUEU y, DkSIHEH
M 10 meet with Young lady from ~ 70 ~ with view
maumony Money " not requred be only considers y ne
at she should be- Of God looks amaby
and aec'ion. Al communications ic confidential Ad
dress Charles Morton, Dor SSH Post olace, ~ Y.
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II COTTON, ,AucTIoNEER-sALEo OF NEW AVID
secondhand Furniture, three Pianofortes Carpets
r. COTTON WIN sell tomorrow Saturday January 10 at
1 o'clock at 10 Reekman street, large good
new and second hand Furnitur family declininQ
housekeeping, including everything required.
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EDWARD soHENcK, AucrIoNEER.

GOLD AND sIT.vsR wsrcHEe.
Postponed from Wednesday last ~ the storm
BY r. =. sCHbktR, on saturday, lQth inst, at N
O'Clock at their sacsruom No Iil Broadway assert.
msnt o. English and Syss Watches, being part of the
stok VI OF largest importing bouses part
81 hunting and casc English patent Levers with all
late made by Jas johnson, Evans Cooper
they and other celebrated makers bunting and open case
patent and detached Levers Duplex aud by mo
best swirs makers, all In u gold splendid
assortment Of ladies' Watch.s ia various styles goods
are now on exhibition and WI be perempoly sold BY or
der " M JODSts Receyer
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EDWARD sCHENCR, AuCTIoNEER.
u PRINTERS INK.
ny B.. AZ II. scHEscK, on Saturday, 10Th inst, at l
O'Clock their saesroom No 4i Broadway about fO lbs
OF German Printing Ink, imported expressly OF
largest illustrated papers, In lis H. kegs VII be sold In lots
10 suit purchasers.
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Dy DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.
ID salesroom o. Cedar street. directly opposite Post Once

ASSTGNEEN NALE OF HE ENIINE otUJk
OF A LIQUOR AND sEGsR DEALER,
DANIELA MATHEWS a CO. will sell auction, to
Saturday AZ los O'Clock at their sacsrco by order u
Rob A. 1ramper ESD the entire STOCK liquor
segar dealer removed for convenience OF sa consisting
of and casks brandy, barrels OF Odd Rye Whiskey
luncheon Scotch Whisky, Champagne Nnna Brandy
Whisky In bottles and cascs, Copper Liquor Pumps, yea
auTes Tunnels Drfincrs 6c also fOS0U Havana aud do
Segar brands aud styles lot Of efnty Boxes
&C Catalogues and goods ready early morning Of sale
CONgTABLES sALF-By yIRTrE or AN ExECU.
" lion expose for sale at public venduo Saturday
lhe 10Th January NJ 10 O'clock the fofeno0I
Clinton street, team Of bay Horses, with TOP Wagon
OBSRi.E, Constable.
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RTHUR b. CHAPMAN CO., AUCTIONEERS.
"A RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Rosewood Pianoforte,
Elegant Drawing Room Suits
Rosewood Eiegeres and Escrctolres,
Rosewood Carved Centre Tables
Royal Velvet Csrpeting,
Pier and Msnte Mirrors,
Rare on Paintings,
Works Of Art,
Artistic Bronxes
Parian Marble Ornaments, 10.
Al public auction, ..#.. ...
AT the elegant brown stone residence Of the late Col B. f.
ClaIkson, AZ West sixteenth street. Fifth
Sale 70 commence this day FrfdaYl
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A pCTION SALE OF VALUABLE DIAMOND GOODS
IA Gold and Silver Watchts. &c, &c a N. CRIsTALAK,
auconeer win SELL this day. January Is lo o'clock at
No Murray streetremoved for convenience sale-a
large and choice rtmen Of dne Diamond Jewcry COM
prissDg single cluster hoop diamond sapphire
opal and pearl Rings Pins, Brooches Sets; diamond
studs and Sleeve Buttons very fine single d
noDd and s1sns.d ladies' Watches gold hunting double
and Chronometers Engh thrce quarter plate Levers
straight line Anchors nicke gold huna Is
ADshors silver pscqus detached Levers ans msvemens
lets Earrngs Sets, Pencil Cases Chsrms. also
200 gilt Watch keys Terms cash Deposits required
option Of aucuonSer The above we'll
attention the trade and private buyers Catalogues
Store TO let
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UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER,
"A win sell this day friday, Jan ls At l0 O'Clock. al
salesroom, No 10 Nassau street, by virtue of hate mort
gage, large assortment Of second hand Housenold Fnrn
turc Of family cening housekeeping most OF which Is
ing q solid rosewood and mahogany Paror Suits covered
plush brocate and hair CLOTH viz: TeeaTetes arm paror
and reception Chars; two gilt frame French plate Pier
Win marble slab and BRACKETS compeie MAHOGANY
walnut sidebeards extension Dining Tables French China
Tea Sets, Cutlery Glassware Dressing washsands
Bedsead best curled hair Bostes and
Pillows, ingram Carpets, Qilcloths, &c, &c
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HENRY II. LEEDS AuCTfONEER MH..r} ".
Ill HENRY n. LEEDS co, will scii by auction, on
SATURDAY. Jan. 40 .ta@

Al lci, O'Clock at the sslesfo m No - Nassau street
Household Furniture consisting of large assortment re.
Of sale consisting OF brussels and in
grain Carpets rosewood Suts mahogany Chairs Rockcrs
M.ttrestes dressing bar eau marble .op washs,snds &C
M Of cashmere Pants OF Jewelry uncaled Tor
receivers sale
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DRowNE 4 NICHOLS, CCrIoNEERS-ADMINIsTRA
ID tore sale OF household Furniture and on Paintings be-
the John Spooner, consisting of
paIlor dining chamber FnrnIinTe, carpets
Crockery Vases, Beds Bedding &c also nfy oil Painting,
in franes choice. Full particulars Ia tomorr0w
Advertisement The above sale Ia by order Of Robert Bell
Administrator +.
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DavwrIs0, Hecrtt
r. 7 Compton Prcsfdrna Ara Drswu,ns sero.
tary, of the hnckerbocker loo Company the CITY az
New ioik and Alfred Bsfnore Joseph Bnton A. CompnN
Samuel Hiscox and Horace Denne Trustees said
ny being severay duly depose and say and eas FOR
himself says that the foregoing full true and correct
the above describe a officers and trustees thereof
lsCl. wM LIE,
HN 3As " Commissioner Of Deeds.
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A NO FHER DOUBLE FASHION PLATE IN Cooley
n for February. See LADY'S BOOK. is this not still
Irettef3 We the Fashion flats Our lady folks al
In despite Of the times continue these
sive plates, and will continue them The press and
scrberx are enthusiastic in their praise know that no
thing OF this kind before been attempted France
England AmeI and 1t remained for Cooley perfec
on plates for ladies Of America. These fashions
al least sr times 6esutifoi than the dgu
fashions and ten times expensive For sale by all th
dealers.
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" RESTAURANTS.

nAvID CROCKETT SAID, "BE SURF YOU ARE,
IL right, then go ahead" SPENCER, OF No Cortiands
street accepts ae motlo he ahead every one in
selling Philadelphia Ale for three cents Call him
r EFT Us LIvE.--JUsT ARRIVED, PER STEAMER
- from Europe large quantity OF Provisions consisting
81 Nutto, Cheese, Raaon Hams and Yarmouth Bloaters
ana oonssnet % the Elephant and Castle lo Spring street.
where hei joints and dsheS ready IA
io3P NJ Chops and steaks cooked order Che London
style by The two web known ards BNLES HONEY.
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The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday makes the
following statement. II shows what fruits South
ern lines Of transport are likely to gather from
the present disturbed action of nuhlic Affairs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-01

ty is not a dream aad an Illusion, is vet to
Culmi1ate in the rroSSninp culture of a
divine and onward pFogress. In the west.
ward movement Of the white population, it
may be thrown northwnrdly, or rather.
southwestwardlr. III these Barrier States.
MS IL great mogntain range. in physical
I geography, changes the currents of wind.
tor a contineot directs the waters of the
ocean. The laws of nature and the no
liticaI Institutions of the States combine.
+ hnrmoniouslr,fto direct the two great cur
/ rents of migration, and in the clear CON
sciousness of statesmanship, which must
devcIope in the force of controllinr cir
cumstonces, growing out of these popular
movemmts, embracing so many elements
of pouer and prosperity and national
/ gr0ndslr, if left to their own natural and
nlaws of development, and so rife of
dead! antngonisms if brought into con-
| fictand made ruinous to the peace of q
while land, by the uprooting of otherwise
inPregnable States,-iu all these relations
/ OF things and in thpse moral ,.o,,roo I;o
the elements. not oF. n tpn1nnrorv onJ Nj
low compromise bnt tbev oro Tho ;rr.,,...
.ible necessities OF tbe eyret nro,fd snt;"i
movement. and this thrnnoE nvnr,. c;tsto' ,,F
tLis Union. ms STAR sl,a7i Ia s,;.o,,t 60
existence. and man in cnnnon u6nss IN %a
rpmitted tn +Sat ;rrorrass;I,Ia