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~
The apple trade Of the present puts into the
pockets OF the farmers OF Michigan not lcss than mil
lion and half dollars The trade has this year assumed
greater Importance than before, not that the year
has been remarkably productive one but because the
great demand and tho high prices have drawn the fruit
into the market more nearly together and earlier Ia the
season than usual Heretofore the winter fruit has
usually boon kept In FIRST hands until the fall fruit was
Of the way, and the OF buying extended
from the last OF September until January This year
u has been compressed into the space Of six weeks
and the avenues or freight have been almost
blocked up with the immense quantities coming forward
for shipment, while warehouses have been allied TO over
flowing, and temporary sheds have been erected lor
storing the fruit until II could be removed to ~ GestlnG
ton The shipments have been 10 almost every state IN
tho Union. Ohio took nearly all The early iruit I'M
mense quan.iss q which were shipped 20 ulsveaha
been shipped TO Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, MAS
snchusetls Conncc ticut New York. New Jersey Penn
syvana, Ohio and tie southwestern states Large guam
titles have gone for ward 70 New Orleans
One hundred ard thirty.thrce thousand SIX hundred
and ninety live bar rels have been mus Tar delivered THIS
season at the de rent the ino OF the Michigan
Central Railroad These are the actual amounts thus Tar
delivered; but Il will he borne IN mind that there
are yet large Quantities 10 come forward, which will
probably swell he aggregate on the line Of the Michigan
Central 100 900 barrels Crossing then 10 the line OF
The Michig,n outhern ha',roaa ~nich strikes ,ne stat.
1nd from "a down. OLD and good fruit produc
ing country along the Michigan Central Taking th'
actual hgr OF the same amount OF territory along thu
latter az estimate for the former, have along ths
lue ~ thu Michigan southern an aggregate thus far 81
10000 barrels Along most of the line Of the Dotro
ami Milwaukee Railroad the country is newer; but Oak
lsud, &fnesee, Shiawassce Clinton and Kent counties
pIucs considerably We put fair estinatc OF the ship
mcnts the line OF ths road 70 0CV barrels Beside al
heso there have been immense quantities marketed u
THIS ~ from the surrounding country Tho line OF th
Gran Trunk has produc IT. share, the 81 CLAIR rive
cowary has sent down small amount aud many have
been shipped AZ ~ Joseph the mouth ~ the kssmazo
RI or and other points ON Lake Michigan. We sum vi
or estimates OF the shipped thos lar at lou
hundred and ten thousand barrels
The prices paid have ranged from - 10 - 20
place the average at So 60 although u will probably 81
.tn tn pf
~ the procc D. OF the sale OF apples shipped opt ot Va
state,
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stock Operations.
sUPRxME CouRT-CIRCufr.
Before Judge Peckbam.

Nov. e.-Somue Snort ~. Michael Jdoas Il ai--From
the complaint in this appears that in March, 1884,
the defendants were requested to sell short by regular
sale seven hundred and Atty shares of the Quicksilver
Mining company, thirteen thousand dollars bsing de.
posted With the firm by the plaintiffs mar in The
stock shortly afterwards purchased two hundred
and ngty shares at TaLc and I've hundred at 73c The
plaintiff who had acted contractor In buy ting horses
Tor government had released which did not pass
inspection wherefore he arrested and imprisoned
During his incarceration bc asked suaants 10 take In
his stock II down AT 65 thereabout and the mark
price soon after rose CO. with considerable fluctuations
subsequently, The defendants took In two hundred and
hy shares ut s0% and Ave hundred al 500, thus OK
harstng tho plaintiff margin without notifying him
Tie stock afterwards fell TO 81 Tho damages lad
twenty Thousand dollars. No verdict VET
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jersey CITY News.

SERIOUS RAILROAD COLLISION Tho Washington through
train, due at Jersey City Wednesday aternoo col
lded with truck belonging 10 H. J. Baker No 2s2
Water street. which being driven between the train
and the engine the two having parted ready the
Jersey City depot The truck crushed aud the driver
named John Norton, probably fatally injured, and
Of the horses instantly killed The forward
was thrown from the track and running against loco
motive was badly broken up; but, fortunately, one
injured with the exception OF Mr. Jacob Kahn, of
No 92 Duane street. New York His left log badly
lacerated. The driver, Mr. Norton, who reported
dead, was still alive yesterday afternoon.
Bold RoBBERy RIVER THRvEs.-Betwcen twelve
and o'clock yesterday morning two river thieves
small boat boarded the schooner Sarah Helen, of tho
line Of Charleston packets lying in the
Jersey City, and after illuminating the private watch
by threatening to shoot him. threw bale OF cotton
overheard and then left The captain, Jas r shelby,
who asleep in the cabin aroused and attempted
TO shoot the men, but the cap Of the muske would
explode, and the thieves escaped with their plumber.
PASSING TWENTY DOLLAR CousrxRvnr USraD STATES
Norz-Complaint mado yesterday before United
States Commissioner Jackson, by David Kennedy and
David Leicht, residing in Hudson street, Jersey City,
against George Moore pilot charging him with having
passed upon them successiveiy twenty dollar United
States counterfeit note. warrant for his arrest
Issued.
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Alexander H. stephens Declines TO Run
for Congress.
The following correspondence appeared in the Augusta
4 (kSasfif ssfsou

AUGUSTA Oct 80, 1895
MY DEAR SIR have permitted my friends Ia several
countios Of this district 10 my O
didate to represent II In the Congress Since, how
ever this has been done, hope has been expressed In
which heartily join, that you might possibly be in
duced to give the whole country the benefit Of your
great experience and ability in its national councils IL
Is for the purpose OF being the means OF communicating
through the press, without delay your favorable con
clusion In this matter that address you this note
when my name shall Immediately be withdrawn.
Hoping my dear sir that your health will soon be
stored and that long life Of usefulness TO your country
Is yet in reserve for you remain, In great haste your
friend, JOHN MILLEDGE
Hon. A. H. STEPHENS Crawfordvlle
REPLY OF MR. STEPHENS
CRAwyoRDsviLIE, Ga, Oct. 81, 1856.
Ny DEAR SR-Your kind note OF yesterdays date was
received to-day In reply can only briefly say that
under circumstances that | can imagine likely to
occur could be induced TO allow my TO be run
for Congress In this district.
With sentiments of high esteem and respect and due
appreciation OF the magnanimty OF your nature which
prompted your letter. please accept my best wishes
both for yourself and our common country.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
Colonel JoaS hrLEDGE, Augusta, Ga
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Nov. 0, 1865
AT the State election to-day twenty precincts gave
Holden 1859, and Worth 30l5. These returns are
mostly from along the lines of the railway where the
cession feeling predomnates From present indications
all the ultra Union beaten for Congress- and
that will be elected who take the oath With
the returns at hand correct conclusion
be formed as to the result
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The Navy.

The Navy.
THE FAY or THE BOSTON NAVY YARD woRKMrS
From the Boston Traveller, Nov. 81
An order which issued this morning In the Charles.
town Navy Yard Axes the pay of the first class workmen
for the months of October and November ~ follows
Caukers and loan mo Idcrs "a; ship joincrs, spar
makers plumbers coppcrsmiths dry sand mouders gun
carriage Makers rggers and masons So so EACH boilers
sawyers, housejoincrs, boatbuiders, smiths, timers
icoopers, maclniss boiermakers iron moulders pat
tern makers, ropemakers and sailmakers SO 20 each
reamers bockmakers, painters brass moulders and
engnecrs 80 each big hammersmcn, So tango turner's
70 10 The ship carpenters receive the the late
scale - for old work and 50 81 for work Another
making one class OF both old and work at the rate
Of % 10 per day.
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I. Entente Cordiale Between Mexico and
Italy.
The Fenian Fund.
TE~- D..I.

IA not often that reproduce mere article OF
news, without comment OF our own; but feel II the
duty OF every English journalist 10 give much pub.
lcy possible TO the strange and disgraceu facts
vealcd In the following list OF American contributions to
the Fenian fund The list itself found among the
papers upon the person OF one Of the Americans who
were arrested In the Australian the 14th inst and
has been published among the evidence taken at tho
Castle. Only the gravest considerations would induce
US to depart from the ordinary custom of this journal in
regard news but In presence Of the impending crisis
the case is exceptional
Contributions received or promised, in New York,
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BALTIMORE. Nov q. 1s8s.

BALTIMORE Nov. Q, 1855
Returns from Eastern Shore indicate the defeat Of
Spence, the Union candidate for Judge in the Twelfth
judicial district, and the election OF Franklin.
In one district Of Montgomery county election took
place; the judges appointed having been disqualified
citizens the registers refused to let them have the lists
Of registered voters.
The Union party have elected four out of the Ave
judges voted for In the State.
1t is reported in OF the districts the registration
law was entirely disregarded and the votes Of all
taken.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Result Of tho Late Eleetfons-Ths
Fate OF Wfsz-Ths Recent severe Gale
The Progress Of Rostoratfon I'm the
Southern Statss-Late sad Interesting
News from Europe, SC.
The mail steamship Atlantic will leave this port on
Saturday FOR Aspnwial
The mails for Central America and shs South Pacific
will close at halfpast ten o'clock Tomorrow morning
The New YORK HERALD-edi.ion for the PaciGc-wiH
be ready at half past O'Clock in the morning, and
will give the result OF the late Elections in New York.
New Jersey and other States the Fate OF Captain Wrz
with his Life and History given by himself Account
Of the Effects OF the recent Gale; Interesting In
tegence from the Southern States with details of the
Progress Of Restoration Late and Important News from
Europe and of all interesting Of the day
Single copies wrappers ready os mailing, cents
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Wealth OF Philadeiphfa.

From the Philadelphia Ledger, Nov.
The assessors OF Philadelphia have completed tho
sessment OF the value Of property for 1895 The fol
lowing is the return upon which the tax FOR the
coming year will be hxed:-
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OH! Annie what a Delicious scent
WHAT'S II, WHY The EGyPTTAS LOTUS DON'T you use "
Well have mol YET, hst cestany shall Tor me futare
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All the Novelties I'm Untrimmeh Fanny
Hats at GENINS 5l3 Broadway where Broadway pr'ces
VIII be found the lowest in the trade
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pt,.. Piles Pfies.-strtckiand's ia tho.
onl, remedy IN tho known that VIA Blind aud,
Bleeding re' g rss'y ysss s.n. FRANKLIN street.
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A Clear, White, smooth Skin.-Hunt's
White Virgin Wax Of Antilles great brlhAncy to tho
complexion; made from pure white wax; quite h.rnieAA
DEMAS BARNES co
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Ladies' Paper Collars and Cu6s-W hole
sale and RETAIL Collar FREQ 10 the TRADE
with LA OF prices and drawings OF dlncreat styles
WARDS, W Broadway
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A.-Jemers', No. 573 Broadway,
The only place In the city where
LADIES' GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
Can DO had At low prices.
JEFFERS. No CTS Broadway
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GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Every Piano ceosrucsd with their Patent Asrsde NJ
raurenent aud warranted for five years
Warprooms II ~ East Fourtesnth street New York
Illustrated catalogues sent by rHaii on applieaton
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ST. LOUIS Nov. 8, 1855.
Tho election OF county officers and members of the
lower house Of the Legislature Of Kansas yesterday
passed OF quietly The republican tickets elected
in Douglass, Atcheson and Leavenworth counties.
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II Yeu Want q Good Head OF Hair Tss
wEBSTERS VEGETABLE uATR ISyfUO&Arok De
MAS BARN rs CO. Nc-s Ynrk, Gen eral Agenls
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AZ M. IT. Higgins Mammoth Millinery,
l26 Sixth avenue Tenth 90 Trimmed BonnetS
and Jockeys IS per cent lcss than Broadway prices
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All Prizes Cnshed in Legal Lottorios.-
j. CLUTE Broker I76 Broadway.
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Dressm akevs-Get velvet Ribbons ~
HIGGINS In Sixth Avenue The largest stock Of Black
Colored In this city, all whs and shsdes per cent
below their value.
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Solomon Was WrOng.-PhalOn Intro
duced "a thing under the SUM- when he proiuced his
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS. Neither remote antiquity
middle ages dreamed OF exquisite per
fume.-Rahway Democrat.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Dashed. Draw
'"S'' j. r. CLAYTON 10 Wall street.
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PERSONAL Intelligence.
Governor Curtin, OF Pennsylvania at present quite
Ill and stopping At tho residence OF Mr. John Anderson
ION Fifth avenue. In this city.
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-, =. ALBANY Nov. Q, 1885.
The break In the Champlain canal Is repaired and
toaded boats will pass AZ s,v n'rork this evening
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Trusses.-Ma rsh ~ Co.'s OLD Estsbiish~a
Radio, Cure Truss once sun at No vessy street Lazy
attendant
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New .Jernev.

PROBABILITY or UNITED STATES SENATOR STOCK
TONS ELECTION BEING DECLARED ILLEGAL.
The Newark Advertiser republican,, OF the 8h CON-
mentng on the recent election, Says
This secures the influence OF New Jersey for the great
measures necessary to perfect the work Of restoring and
perpeua&ng the Union and IL free institutions and
the election Hon. John stockton 10 the United
States Senate last winter shall DO declared Illegal which,
we understand Ia quite probable. II will United
states Senator for the Unionists in his place.
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A.-POliak & Son, Meerschaum Manu-
facturers 62 Broadway, Fourth street Pipes and
Cigar Holders wholesale and retail cut to order mount
Z repaired
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"Martha Washington Hair Restorer."-
Tho hes article in uss two articles ssbined perfrcs
Hair Drcssn g aud Hair Resorer sold every whse ladies'
inv ii Warranted & n. CRIJfENTDN, ~ sixth avenue.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov 8, 1865.
The election yesterday passed Off very quietly and
orderly.
Wells for Governor and Voorhees, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor have carried the city by overwhelming
jority.
L. s. Martin in the First Congressional district Jacob
Barker, in the Second and r. C. Wickiie the Third
are elected by large majorities
All the democratic candidates are elected by large
jorites.
The Legislature Is entirely democratic
The total vote OF this city is twothrds OF that before
the war; The country parishes, as far as heard FROM
give the democratic ticket the predominance The
servatives are nowhere The negroes had nine polls
open in this city, and three in the Platte district
opposite tho city.
WASHINGTON Nov. Q, 1885.
United States Marshal Bullet has teegraphed to Wash.
ington as follows
NEW 0RLEASs Nov. 7, 1885.
We to the perfect administration of the govern.
ment the most orderly election Now Or.
leans Tho johnson policy, represented by Wells il
triumphant by an overwhelming majority Of over six
thousand in the city The remainder Of the State will
follow in the same track.
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The Favorise Nnt.-Th~rc Is . Hesthy
bu, active competition the hat trade Which, ACCOUNTS .or
the elegance aud beauty Of the Knax winter HAt w
the favoe fabric Of people o. ae
and Discrimination Strangers sojcurnlns ous ~
who desire carry home with them supsro 49,.
hat architecture should visit KNOWS, osS proso"sy' "e'
the Prescott House,
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-Thc Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only pr
feet Dye Also Regenerating Extract Of Mllc6urs Pro
the hair ~ Barclay street. New York
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buy Gents Furnishing Direct from the
importers. SMITH FOWLER. No 3Park row; SMITH
BLAKE, 379 Broadway
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A.-The Finest OvercOats Ever Soon In
this country for sale at popular prices
l. Y. BRORAW. 81 Lafayette place
and - Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper unios-
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buy Gents Furnishings Direct frosn the
importers, SMITH FOWLER, No. Park row. SMITH
BLAKE, 80 Broadway.
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wheeler Il wilson's Lock stitch sew
I'M M.cnns ard Button uoa Machine. NJ 80 Broadway.
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Buy Gents Furnishtngs Direct from tho
importers SMITH FOWLER, No. Spark row. SMITH
blake 10 Broadway
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THE ELECTIONS
New York.

the returns received yesterday show additional repub
iican gains for the Legislature Robert Christie, Jr. Is
undoubtedly defeated in the First Senatorial district and
N b. La Baur, republican, elected. Stephen L. Mayham
democrat is also defeated in the Fourteenth district and
Charles Stanford republican elected This gives the
republicans twenty the democrats Ave the
Senate-a majority Of twenty-five
William Hepburn, republican is elected TO the Assem-
bly, in the Fifth district in this city and Wilson Berry
man In the Thirteenth district giving the republicans
five out Of seventeen Assembymen from this city 1t ia
probable that there will be gains by the republicans
in the rural districts
ALBANY, Nov Q, 1885.
The Journal makes Barlow's majority in the state
e. 600 and the Argus comedies that It 10 about that
figure.
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A.-BOys' and Chtldr~n's
GARIBALDf. cUTAwAY AND zoUAvE SUITS.
by the thousands. at popular prices.
". BR0KAW. 81 Lafayette place
and ~ Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Unioa.
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Defiance Fire and b arglar Proof safes.
Also siaebosrd Parior Safes AZ 90 Murray stree.
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Adams Express Company,

Forward inland expresses daily all parts Of tho souts
day Rates freight greatly reduced Particular attention
paid TO collection Of drafts bills Sc &c specie.
bank notes. bonds &c taken at low rates, aud insured
against all risks when required
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II MOBILE, Ala, Nov. g. 1896.
Bugers majority for Governor In this city Cotton
and smith, is ,240.
Langdon's majority for Congress in this city,
Cleveland and Mathews is 1,0a1.
CINCINNATI, Nov Q. 1865
The reports from Alabama concede the election Of
Bulger for Governor by small majority
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Total. :. slSo, 500 142 2,asa,e4s s7oi47 Is7, sss
The valuation OF real estate in 1895 was SlSs si7
The increase in value in one year d, therefore,
"a 600 225
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silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS 500 Brosdwsy
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buy Gents Furnishtr o. Direct from tine
importers, SMITH FOWLER, NJ. Park row; SMITH
BI.AKE ng Broadway
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city Ladies', and Ladaes Visiting tho
city wishing their supply 9, B2oss and Shcs. Pssrga
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints ana
all diseases OF The feet by DR. cHARtE, ~ Broad
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Chiekering 4 sons
GRAND SQUARE AND uPRIGHr PIANOS.
hfi4he In

Fftv Ave medals in gold silver and bronze have besN
ard.d for these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS over ALI
COMPETITION. warcrooms 65s broadway. New YORK;
Every Piano fully warranted.
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Connecticut whom l once knew many years ago The
pace Ills house. he out and instead OF stopping
the fight said 10 the crowd, sGentlemen form ring
am grand juryman. and IL Is my duty to fair play
This tight in Mexico has been going on for more than
generation, and the Christian world is Disguised with
IT, But nothing has been done by the United States but
the part OF the Connecticut grand uryman. Maxi
milan has crossed the Atlantic under the patronage Of
Napoleon and French bayoncts to keep the peace in
Mexico tho first great Of that good and enlIgh
ened monarch the throne Of the Montezumas has been
TO proclaim religious liberty throughout the land, by
which every Protestant erect his house Of prayer aud
worship his God agreeably his edu, alton from his
and duty to his God This OF nestimabIe vauo
In leading the Mexican people TO understand a demo-
cratic republican form OF government; for without re
lgOus liberty no republic can exist
10 the Emperor Macmillan and Napoleon are we in
deoed Tor this blessing and consider II alone entities
Mexico under Naximlians reign TO be received by US
INTO the American family of nations. As an American
nan Win Joy such enlarged American principles IN the
present government OF Mexico which, trust, ours
VIII meet IN a manner that religious liberty may
extend 10 other Amer States | believe that under
the government OF Macmillan civilization and the Chris
Tan virtues WIN be extended and that the people will
be taught and prepared sustain republican form OF
government similar to our own.
Then and not I'LL then will they become fitted to ad
vocate and maintain with the Monroe doctrine and
no European power can prevent their uniting with the
great American republic, whenever they know sufficient
W regulate ana sustain With security republican form
TIL period arrives lot the uncnyiabe task remain
where tue Emperor Napoleon has placed u, under the
government OF the Emperor Macmillan who 1 hone
Will 20 on with all tho patronage aud power at his dis
posal IN Internal improvements throughout Mexico
establishing such laws and institutions that wo as mort
gagees Of tha great estate will feel Inclined 10 cal
upon those in possession to surrender u to us.
our UT" aud claim TO II are such as TO be irresistible
whenever we ind II absolutely s-ary Tor form Of
government TO enter into possession and till which pc
rod arrv's let not Reputation its abotors succeed n
drawing "a into war with France.
The declaration that Napoleon took advantage of ou
critical position dur ng the rebellion TO establish
pre- IN Mexico and by that insult our forp OF govern