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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13
REsnInII0NS oF c0NpOLEMeE.

WHEREAs.-In the providence OF God,
John Wesley McCabe, late a member of
the Ohio Wesleyan University, and broth
er ofthe Rev. DIR. L. ID. MeCabe, was re-
moved by the han of death on the even
ing of the 9th instant, therefore be it
ResoLUed, That while we Students of the
O.. w. University, Junior Section, deeply
mourn our loss in his death, we tender our
heartfelt sympathy to his relatives; though
a friend and brother has been AIKEN from
them. we know that their loss is his eter-
nal vaiu. and we humbly submit to the
Christening hand of a wise and just God;
and that for his brother our beloved DR..
McCabe. our hearts are in deepest sorrow,
and our Hve1iest sympathies aroused.
ResolUed, That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the Delaware Gazette and
Western Christian Advocate for publica-
GEo. w. ATKINSON.
w. M. Foss,
w. A. KEECH, SCom.
CHAs. Il. MANCHESTER,
A. G. HoUGHToN.
Delaware Ohio, Oct. 9th, 1865.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13

LAMP CH1MNEYs at Wholesale.
liza Us. Cox.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13
a Gard to the Ladies.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES.
In Correcting Irregularities, Removing Obsrruc-
tons Of the Monthly Turns, rom What
ever Cause, and Always Success
full as a Preventative.


-
ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT.
Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL mEDICAL MEN KNOW
As we'll n many others, that no female can eHj0y good
he1Rb unless she Is regular; and whenever an oostruc-
any other cause.-the general health begins Immediate
" 70 decline, and the want OF a proper remedy has
Z. n Rn Golden Pills. y Headache. pain IN the side
.aIni,stsoD ri me heart loathinr Of food and distur.
bed sleep, always arise from the interruption of ma
ture; and whenever that is the case, these pills will
invariably remedy all these evils.
so, 900 Boxes Have been Sold in Two Years.
Ten thousand bOSes sent by letter, both by myself and
agents, to all parts OF the world, 10 which answers
have been returned, in which ladies say nothing like
the above pills have been known, since the Science
Of Medicine dawned upon the World,
IN REMOVING OBSTRUCTION AND RE-
STORING NATURE TO ITS PROP
Err CHANNEL,
onsstin0 the nerves and bringing back the .ARosy color
Of health'' TO the cheek OF the most delicate,
Full and explicit directions accompany each box,
which must be strictly followed, and disease peculiar
to females may be speedily cured me Golden rus
act as an
Ex%H1LL1ARANT WITHOUT A s1NGLE DRAW
BACK.
safe in their operation; perpetual in their happy in
nuences upon the nerves, the mind, and the EatlTe
Organization. II there is any reliance TO be placed on
Human Testimony, the above Pills may be FULLY de-
RHM1NR3RR-Examine the box closely mo
matter OF what Druggist you buy them If tho box
| is mot signed s. D. Howe, II is toe counterfeit" an d /
will not be responsible for their injurious effects.
Price 81 per box, six boxes, IS. Sold at Wholesale
and Retail IN Delaware by B. DICKINSON x son,
Druggists.
LADlkst by sending them 81 to the delaware Post
Office, can have the Pills sent (conhdentially) by mail
4 sold in MSSn d Sdi BY EElE Nd II : Blunt; Marysvile.
WOOD n co. s. f. SAMUEL, General Wholesale agent
5. D. HOWE,
May 70, 1s65-1Y. Sole Proprietor, New York.
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NO MORE GREY HAIR |
An Entirely New Luxury in America.
Ell A r / Fl A,
THE MOST EFFECTIVE
HAIR RESTORATIVE

IL "a
THE MOST EFFECTIVE
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Eoer offered TO The Public.
NOTHING LIKE IT EVER BEFORE KNOWN.
zeal salts universally used in all the Hair Restora tives
now before the public aud unlike them, fEYER
CAUSES DIZZINESS, BLINDNESS or LUNACY, but is
as harmless as pure rain water.
This celebrated preparation Is the discovery Of a
celebrated French chemist, and has been extensively
years with the most wonderful success.
It imparts Vigor and New Life to the Roots Of
the Hair, restores il to its natural color and
causes it to grow peculiarly soft
and luxuriant.
RS-No other Preparation is requiredt to go with it,
as il combines a perfect Restorer and Hair Dressing.
The agreeable nature and the wonderful raptdity with
which II restores tie whitest hair to lis primttive color
and beauty, renders this preparation Invaluable, and
whom once known, Indispensable 10 the toilet table or
every household. Il will stop the hair from falling
out with two or three applications, and is a sure pre-
ventIve against Badness and all diseases OF the scalp
and will cure them in their worst form when existing.
The present extensive sale of this article is owing
entirely to the tact that possesses every merit
claimed for IL, and very lady or gentleman who has
lead, will at once appreciate this new preparation,
which is used and rec commended by the first medioa'
authority.
Price, e1,6O. soLD By ALI DRuoaIsTs.
Prepared by
A. NJ. GAHROHTDE,
General pepOt-NO 1877 Broadway, New York.
jy2s, 'o5-y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Miss not the occasion; by the foreIock take
That subtle power, the never hating time,
Lest q mere moments putting OF shOuld''
Allow the dreadful CatarTh to extend down your
throat to your lungs, and fix its never
Ionsening grasp upon your life. AT once use DR.. D..
q. seelye's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY For sale by
ali Druggists
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13

As you are giving notice In your paper
Of large beets, I herewith send you one
raised by John @. Smith, of our village,
which is a little ahead-weighing 20X lbs.
If there is any that can beat old Mar1bo-
rough I would be pleased to near from
them. Yours respectfully,
JAS. F. WINTERArUTE.
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A QUARTER OF A CENTURY

Of private practice, and have never
failed in their effects. They are
compounded from the purest drugs,
and will not harm the most delicate
female, and may be given in doses
of half a pill to the Youngest babe
with good effect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13

There seems to be no limit to the size of
Delaware County Beets. By the following
note from our friend Wintermute, Of Nor
ton, it will be seen that Marlborough beats
Concord and distances Delaware;
MOTION, Delaware county, Ohio,
Monday, Oct. 9th. 1865.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13

FURTHER PRoMoTIoN.-By the following
paragraph copied from a late number of
the Savannah Herald, it will be seen that
our former young townsman, WILL A.
CoULTER, has been promoted to the rank
of Major:
"Capt. VIII A. Coulter, Adjutant Gener-
al Of this District, received by the Idaho
an appointment as Brevet Major. Major
Coulter thoroughly understands and faith
fully performs the duties of his office. He
has been four years in the service, and has
never been absent from his post. Ahost of
friends will rejoice at his we'll deserved
promotion"
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JEWELRY.
Prices Reduced.

SPOONS, FORKS, &C., are selling as per
cent below late rates, ~ No. 3, Williams Block
June e-tf Q.
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Taxes for 1865.

Notice to the Tax Payers Of Delaware County.
In pursuance of law. l. CAREY B. PAUL Treasurer fsd County. do hereby notify the
FAX Payers thereof that the rate oil Taxation for the year 1865, is correctly stated in the fol-
lowing Table. showing the amount lee in Mills, on each Dollar of Taxable Property il
o de Incorporated Towns and Townships in said County:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13

DELAWARE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKLY BY G. ELMER HILLS
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Ole lFIa,earE @aEettt.

!. THOMSON & son. Publishers,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13

Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware
Oct. 18th 1865.
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BKNToN h DUNHAM, Cleveland, and JoHN p. PARK, Gin
cihnati, Wholesale Agcrts.
., SIS eow Y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
Spefiat Aotites,
woman, Her influence and Mission !

Woman, Her Influence and Missio" Inv
effect of woman society is beautifully ui'p'9eu"' INV
extraordinary power she eNert in ameiiorafing te ru"
pertes OF lille while the light her smile she Is its mellow
ing rays upon the onward march If civz'tion The ncar
nation b our guardian angel shc watches hy the crae o'
our b.nles infancy consoles in the adver-ties {" "
manhood and ever he found at the couch of sickness"
the fear Of death. subject TO m9ny trials from
VIII ch man exempt and her native dcc'cN re'uhS "e
fr,n, conf ing these secret gries to rcnl or pN@etn
These evils r be aleyltcd by pr. lol ways ceicf"eu
vegetable p. which adapted t" every station ana con"
either Of invieorHng hetat" state "i he'l'h "a
the vlri functional disorders incidental " e
furIe .rcm whether he the first blush q" wnm'nh"h
,t ot which latter per al 'HgH@fhe
,,r .tu,ty. If CONSEQUENCES fi.tul that dea it-e
would he far preferable t. such mo kerry II eNiS'r'e
DrSy Eryspel1- aml IIvtcra are few Z" the hS"''cIs
cntaIcl m lnpe-~ victim. But tmelN recourse 10
will prevent the nervisnF-
hu.hcs and f,innc and the general prNfrtlh " 'o
system Medical men prescribe them ~ All cases "i Pin"e
practice a, their simple lS 'I 'ne %
,. cert,uty results in their action ON 'hc iei
coi-tituiion.-Lt rites >ruP Bt'h
NV Hope for the AE'icfed.-lN another part "'
This ,per will he found the advertisement III the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. {. lonng in 1870 In this"ge
of deceit and cl,aatanism is boon tn the suffering To-
point out them where they sure {" "htaini" te wiS-
ed tr relief and cure Under the Of the skiu Doctor
t. sick and troubled vc>t themselves "i their nrens
of min and shame a>idr their and secure health
and happiness II are sick or ~ trunhle IL" "' h'>
tate E,, tl, and follow the advice not
Err,t tIr number the Of directing y"nr letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE. $40 Washington street s1tn Fran
cisco. f'''" '"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
Monday, October Cd, 1865,
SPECIAL MEETING.

WHEREAS IT APPEARING TO Us THAT
w it is necessary TO repair and tit up the bull
ding .tcy purchased from II Hooker for Il Court
House and Jail, it is therefore hereby ordered
that a special meeting OF the Board of Supervi-
sors of Trinity county he held on
iday, September 18Th,
1863, to transact any aud all business pertaining
to The repairing an fitting mp of The said build
ing. or any bu,iurSS connected thercwiIh.-W Ca
vervilic. Sept. /. 1860
BY order of the Board
HENRY MARTIN. Chairman.
Attest \. J. LOOMS. Clerk. .;J.lI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

How THE WASTE PLACES NAY BE MADE TO Bios
som AND YIELD.-IIon. John Bidwel delivered
the annual address at the Northern District Fair,
now being held nt Marysville. Itappears in fnll
in the Appeal and is an able instructive and in
teresring production. The speaker took occasion
to give his ideas in regard to irrigation, cspe-
cialy in the high and drier portions of the State
from which we make the following extract:
Time will not permit me TO give even faint
idea of what conceive to be the importance of
irrigation 1t is such that it should. in my iudg-
ment, command the attention of the State and
be ii subject of State re rnlItion The short and
partial experience alreily had in many localities
has proved that even the most barren places
when irrigated, will produce the very best of
grapes, traits and other products. In fine such
are the wonderful capabilities of the soil of Cal
ifornia. that irrigation properly conducted and
applied to these barren hills and plains and
mountains, would awake them, as bv magic.
into such fertility and life. and .auty and fruit
tulness as to astonish even Californans them
selves. The canals for irrigation should he
made upon system, so as to harmonize with
the reclaim lton of swamp and tule lands and
cquaIize the distribution of the water for the
benefit of all. Constructed upon an extensive
scale. these canals. under proper regulations.
could be made useful to conduct away the sur
plus waters in seasons of heavy floods, and
thereby prevent the destructive effects of inun-
dutiuns. They would create sites and water
mower for mills and other machinery, and besides
be available for purposes of navigation The
rivers of this portion Of the State are hecomin ing
so rapidly filled up to threaten the total de
struction of navigation. The raising of the beds
of rivers by continual deposition from the mines.
while it DESTROYS navigation and increases the
danger from floods, diminisheS the labor of
transferring the waters into artificial channels
Preservation from the dangers of inundttion
should impress upon the necessity of giving
sw lmp l.ndS of this valley, when reclaimed
which to me is certain aS time and seasons
will become the . .rden of the State When the
mount Tins AMI plains shall be rederm,d II from
their arlitv and apparent stcriily hv irrig.t On .
tnen the great staple of export from thc Pacific
coast will CONSIST. not in goil and silver, but in
the products of the soil In every county m my
things deemed essential to modern civilization.
are now transported anl probably will be for all
time from distant parts of the globe and we
have no reason to expect tn 1t { 'itornit will be
even after the prondeSt trumphs in development
we can ever hope to achieve. no exception to the
laden with such articles of luxury and necessity
which we my fill to pro,luce here. Instead of
exporting from this go Isl fifty or sixty millions
of doll ,rS to . vfOr these things. woul-l send
hundreds of millions of dollars in wines and
other agricultural products, and thus turn the
premium on exchange III our favor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

THE new burying-ground recently fenced at
Crescent City for the interment of strangers.
has been completely filled by the Brother iona
than disaster, forty-ihree bodies having been col
lected there from the wreck. Over Que hundred
bodies have been found. many of them badly
r,Ifi la tod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

AMONG other general orders issued by the coast
military commander. is one for General Court
Martial at Drum Barracks on the 7th of Septem-
ber. with the following detail of officers: Col.
NJ. Cass. Fourth Infantry. c. v; Capt. P"trck
Munday, Fourth lnfintrv. e. v; Capt. JONI.
Starkweather. Foarth Infantry. {. V; First
Lieut.. John Smith. Fourth Infantry. c. V; First
Lieut.. Matthew Sherman. Regimental Quarter
master. Fourth Infantry, c. V. First Lieut. Cy-
rus Z. Stowe FRS; Cavalry. E. V
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

Mr. STANTON AND PRESIDENT BUcHANAN.-Ex-
Governor Washbnrne's Grafton at Portland,
Maine, ON the 4th of July, contains the following:
And that no example might be wanting to
illustrate the degeneracy OF the times ami the
perfiy of the public men who, mt such Il period
could alone occupy the high places of power, it
was found that an administration OF the people
choice, and representing what appeared to be
the average opinion and sentiment ot the country,
had deliberately itself to the work, IN concert
with open traitors. of betraying and DESTROYING
the Government it had been appointed and sworn
to preserve And so we'll were its plans lild for
the accomplishment of this haeiiiouS purpose
that they could scarcely have failed, if not to
accomplish the end designed. still To have pro-
duced such complications and given the rebellion
such additional advantages as would have rcn-
dered the preservation of the Union, if possible,
Il matter OF vastly greater difficulty and cost than
it has been, had ii not have bceu for one of those
fIal blunders, which under the ovcrrulidg hand
of Providence, men engaged in wicked cnterpri-
seS are apt TO MIKE. We irrmhlc when we
think that the salvation of the nation prestige
and honor, If not of its life. and of the cause of
free government every where, depended upon the
accident. us ii seemed, of the accession in the
Winter of 1861 of Edward NJ. Stanton 10 the
Cabinet of President Buchanan. lie made HIM
self at once the ruling spirit and directing power
of the false but weak administrations and by his
own personal strength, which LAS the
strength of ten, by his iron will and sublime
devotion. avertcd that mOnsrouS crime, that
unutterable disgrace. and tht last cal nifty
disunon by consent OF the Government itself.
Ok the lst instant. at Odd Fellows Hail. San
Francisco. the odd Fellows presented Hon.
Schuyler Coltax with magnificent gold-headed
cane. 1t was engraved with the emblemS of the
Order, aud scenes from California life with nine
settings OF gold-bearing quartz from the mines
of Mariposa, virginia City. Amador. Nevada
City, Grass Valley, Orovillc, Shasta. and other
places on this coast
Gov. BRorGu, of OHIO, died at Cleveland on
the Goth Of August He WAS among the ahlest
and most popular men of that State, and in his
election received the irgest majority ever given
for any candidate in Ohio.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
alew AdrrytisslNent1.
WE'LL HAVE 4 LITTLE EAYCE
SHERiFF'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of the District Court of the Ninth Judi
caI District of the State of & ,toruia Ia aud for
the county of Trinity, in the action of Reuben
Pc1rcr ct. al " Orrin Treat and Chas. Davis.
duly atteStcd ON the 18th day Of August \. d..
1863. | have levied upon and will sell all the
right title and iHrcrest of the said defendants.
Orrin Treat and Ch;,-. Davis. in and to the fol-
lowing described property on the day whereon
said Judgment was dorkctcd in the aforeSiid
Trinity county. or At any time thereafter. to wit :
\ certain water ditch aud water rigli; taking the
water from Rcdlng's creek the mining ground
on the south side of said creek. and formerly
known a> the Harrington ditch, aud now known
as the Treat and Davis ditch. Also. the mining
claims of said defendants. situate on the south
side of Rciding creek. Also. two cabins. be-
longing to said Treat and Davis. situate on the
south side OF said creek. and known us the cabin
Of the defendants all of which are situated in
Trinity county and State of California Notice
is hereby given that on
Monday, October I'd, 1865,
between the hours of o clock. A. NJ. and I o =
clock. r NJ. in front of the Court House. in the
town of Weavcrvlle. | will sell the above dcS-
cribed property to the highest bidder, for cash.
Wcavcrville, Sept. ., 1868.
Bots r. CLIFFORD, Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

RErURXs.--We acknowledge our obligations to
DR.. Dorr, of Trinity Center Fred. Leach, of Mi
nersvie Amos T. Smith, of Coxs Bar, Dennis
Rourke, of Hay Fork. Mr. Gilzean. of Canon
City Julius Busch, of North Fork, and all others
who Interested themselves in furnishing us early
returns from their respective precincts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

1T has been asserted that Horace Greeley had
ceased his connection with the Tribune. The
New York correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gu
zette says there is no foundation for the report :;
that Greeley writes two columns for the Tribune
each day, and that his salary as editor has just
been raised from 50 900 to 81 800 year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

We learn from the Humbold Journai that one
of the disbanded = Mouutaineers named James
Wilson, was brutally murdered at Upper Matiole
on the 2Ist Of August. The murderer is an es
caped convict named John Woods.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

THE Democracy of New Jersey have nominated
for Governor Brig. Gen. Theodore Runyon, of
whom the Inion says - He served in the three
months campaign as a Brigadier Gensral, had a
fort near Washington named after him, and then
returned to New Jersey to help organize the OPP
position to the war. Just the man for the place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
The above valuation is in currency.


GwIx MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA REBELs-A cor
respondent of the san Francisco E9dmiper writ
ing from Guhvmas under date August 18th. says
thal Duke Gwin had started from Mexico for
his Texan estates, and that Emperor Maxim
ilian prep ring for voyage Francewari.-
The correspondent also adds that large numbers
of di>banded rebels were pouring into Northern
Mexico. David S. Terry and family had arrived
in Sonora. by way of Chihuahua Dan. Showal-
ter, Hid.cly Greathouse, Duncan Beaumont and
hundreds of others are at Mazatlan. and thou
sands are scattered through the northern depart
mcnis. =. IT Is understood says the corrc,p pom
nent, = that the Emperor engagements with the
United States will not admit OF his accepting the
military services of these refugees
DIsFRANcHIsED MIssoUKIANs EN ROUTE TO Or
EGoy.-Thc Portland Oregon,aa learns from Con-
gresham Ashley that on his recent trip overland
he passed fully 5000 Missourians, who are all on
the way to Oregon. Most of these persons had
been actively engaged in the rebellion, and had
leti Missouri BECAUSE, in their mad efforts TO des-
troy the Government, they had made their State
quite too hot to hold them any longer.
THE following from the Mobile Tr,Gmne sounds
so odd in a Southern paper that it seems as if
there had been :. little mistake made lay the
editor. Advice OF this SORT is generally address
ed only to negroes down South " The white
man must ga TO work and work diligently. In
that Is his salvation. Let him comprehend this
in its fullest extent, and ii i'll be better for him
and all those whom he respects or loves.
The Boston Tranrecipt announces that the Lin
coin Testimonial fund has been sweled to one
hundred thousand dollars in the States of New
York, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

FIRST PAPER IN OwYHEE.-Through the kind
ness of Henry T. Jacobs, Esq, formerly of this
place, we have been placed in possession of the
first number Of the Otryhee .iralanche, published
at Ruby City, Idaho Territory, by Wasson Il Co..
at $40 year. Among the professional cards
we notice that of Curtis Il Miller. formerly of
this place., the former being located at Boise
City and the latter ut Silver and Ruby cities
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

The New York correspondent of the Nercantle
Gazette writes that the Pacific Mail 5. S. Co.'S
steamer Montana, sister ship Of the Coiorddo was
loading for San Francisco, being the first steam
er ever loaded for San Francisco direct with an
assorted cargo. She will bring 600 tons cargo
and 900 tons coal. 1t is estimated that she
will run fifteen miles per hour, and will perform
the trip in 10 days, calling~t Rio and Valparaiso
20 land mnils
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

PrRsrrr or THE - SHENANDOAH. -Doubts are
expressed by naval gentlemen at Victoria ~ 10
the truth of The report that II W. , Derdstdho"
had gone IN pursuit Oi the ShenGndoah. they DO
not think that Capt JoiIific wodld assume the
responsibility without oriers.-Grltish c9ioRfst. .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

BAD BARGAIN.-The Placerylle Mirror charged
that the FL Dorado boilers were trying to sell ont
to the Democrats just before election If the
Democracy invested in such truck it was griev
ouSly swindled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
NOTICE.

HAyING MUTUALLY AGREED WITH MY
I | wife Elizabeth '. Hollister TO live on terms
Of separation, from and after this date will not
be responsible for any debts contracted by her,
and forbid al! persons harborng or trusting her
on my account. HIRAM Y. u0LLlSTER.
Weaverville, Sept. 2. 1865. 34.4i*.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

WHAT Is THE MoyROE DOCTRINE Mr.. Monroe
stated it, in his message of December . 1923. in
clear and explicit words, as follows
With the existing colonies dependencies Of
any European power we have not inierfered and
shall. l.not interfere. But with the Governments
who have declared their independence. and
maintained it, and whose independence we have
great consideration and on just principles
acknowledged, we could not view'any interposi-
ton for the purpose of depressing them, oi con-
trolling in any other manner their destiny, by
any European power in any other light than :
manifestation of an unfricndly disposition tow
ard the United States