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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
NEW York, July Is.
Gold 1921.
NV Yokk. July u.

NV YoKk, July II.
The Her0ld's Richmond correspondent
says the work of confscation Of property Of
wealthy rebels commenced on Monday. much
To the CONSERVATION Of people, by the seizure
of the famous Trcdegar Irun works.
Descriptions OF a large amount Of other
property liable TO cunfscation have been
taken and tenants notified 10 pay no more
rent 70 the form oNncrs
A correspondent OF the Herald who has
lately been thrugh Northern Alabama say.
that region is an almost continuous field OF
cotton. The planters have given as much
attention to the culture as before the rebel
lion and the crops arc promising finely.
The negroes are workin~ for their former
masters for wages and the free labor system
SCI 10 WORK " II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

ALARM USDER CRISOLINE-An amusing
story i told OF lady VINO tried 90 smugglc
u clock across the Canada border. Size gave
the bookseller particular directions 10 fX the
alarm apparatus 70 it would not strike, but
the Cannuck being somewhat Of a wag set
the clock 50 il would strike at the moment be
knew the lady would arrive at the Custom
llousr. The lady ast,ned the time piece -
cur,ly 10 her hOuls and started on her home
ward journey. Arriving at the Custom House
tine officer found nothing contraband among
her Ell CT, and WIS passing to the next trav-
tlcr. when a loud wi-t-r-r was heard under
the lady's skirts. The strange noise vas kept
up for a full space Of minute. but TO the
Lady 1t seemed an hour, and she b-came
trcnulDus and excited The Custom House
ufIi,rr, not daring TO lay hands on woman
d" save in the way OF kindness, obtained an
IRON rod, with which he fclI around the erin
dime Tor the concealed clock, AMI finally sue
c,cd,d in bringing it down.
There Is no good reason why United States
securities should not pay the same rate OF
taxation as the money would pay # invested
in State, town. OF individual securities. We
urge upon the Democrats Of the several
towns IN Vermont to put up their candidates
Tor Representatives. at the coming elicit n
upon that MoEfDcIr PetTIot and
argus.
The Rutland Courier j'ius the Argus in
calling for State law taxing the Govern
ment Securities, which by the laws Of the
United States are exempt from taxation. II
strikes Us that the legislature Of Vermont
will not be very likely to inaugurate a con-
1ict between the STATE and General Govern
ment, Tor tue sake Of gratifying handful Of
corperhcads, who, having never helped the
governments by investing cent in the
National loans, are now very anxious to tax
heavily the securities Of which they hold
none. But let the Argus and Courier keep
hammering away. The 'inple fact that they
are ts sole advocates will damn any measure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

The Herald, dispatch says that George
Gale the man who offered one million tor
the murder Of Pre-. Lincoln, JUbn,on and
SEWARD. arrived at Hilton Head, ). C., on
the 18th inst. under guard, and was sent to
Fort Pulaski.
K. VI. T. Hunter OF Va. has applied TO
President Johnson for pardon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

A RAILROAD RoNAScE-The Nashville
Union vOuches tor the truth Of the following
story. One morning IN May on the train
for Louisville was married lady, in tine
health, with sparkling eyes and viyacIOus
spirit. Sie was accompanied by n little
daughter and cOlored lady with the
baby. Behind the lady sat young Lieut.
enant dressed u kill, and anxious for
love adventure. lie scraped acquaintance
with the lady By attentions To her children,
and soon they we're on very PLEASANT terms.
TIE Lieutenant irlt that he had made All
impression and showed it by his actions,
while the lady was apparently pleased with
her casual acquaintance.
B and by the tran approached the tunnel
eI Nh trough Hill. The gay aud festive Lieut.
Aal lraned over and whispered IN the laiy's
srs. Il vac noticed that she appeared As
hunderstruck, and her eyes Immediately after
famed with Indignation. moment more and
s smile lighted up her features What chang
IS That smile, il vas not Of pleasure, but was
sinister. II va unperceved by the Lieutenant.
She male him reply, which reioiced hin sp-
pArenuy very much.
For the understanding properly Of the nara
tivc-this er true tAle-Ee must tell the
reader ~hst was whispered and what replied.
Whispered the Lieutenant. Il mem to kiss you
when We get into the tunnel - Replied the
lady, 1t will be dArk-vho rill soeHl Into
earth bovels-into the tunnei-rsn the cars.
Lady and colored nurse quickly changed seats.
Gsy Lieutenant threw his arms around the badly
sable, press~d her cheek TO his. and fast AMI
furious rA;ned sses on her lps. ln few
moments the train came out into the broad day
light white lady looked AmaEed, oolored lady
bashful, blushing gay Lieutenant befogged-
Jane, said the white lady, what have you
been DONG
Responded colored lady, Nothing Yes
you have, said the white lsiy. not in an under
tone, but in voice that attracted the attent on
Of all in the car 4; See how your collar Is rum
pl,d and your bonnet smashed Jane. poor
eolored beauty, hung her head moment, the
observed OF AL Observers and then turning
around to the Lieutenant, replied, This man
huggs4 and kissed me n the tunne!,' Loud
and long Was the laugh that followed among
the passengers The white lady enjoyed the joke
amazingly. Lieutenan' looked like shsep-stesl-
ing dog. left the car and was seen no more dur
ing the trip
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

The Ti,-e,' Washington testa,ch rays
The parton bprenu Is s'iii oTeFrun with
applications. Among them are those OF
II. ". Willard formerly member Of the I
). Congress from Ala, j. d. Halliburton.
L. 5. District Judge for Va. G y. Collins,
L S Navy, of Grey ton nOtoriety, Jas. ii.
Lane, Brig. Gen. in the rebel army Rebel
governors McGrath OF 5 c.. and Moore OF
ALL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
Nav YoRK. July l9.

Cotton IL dull-sales at 39s so ca, per
10 for middling uplands-
.tFlOur-Stste and western quiet-sales
SO 90, State at IS 20 $ so per bbl, Round
Hook. Ohio at SO 50 a S 90 per Dbl. Western
IS 20 SO IS per Dbl. Southern aour-ssle'
$50 barrels at SO 60 s IS per Dbl Wheat
dull, sales unimPOrtant.
Beef. dull Pork, hrn-sales l 800 b.I'
me-ss at S3l per bl-; Lard, frm-sales st
l6I 22i cents per pound
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

BY Telegraph.
Nxw Yukk. Jaly Is.

Attorney Gen. Bowdin OF va, In FesPlnss
to communica ton OF inquiry from Go-.
Pirpoint has gwen hN opinion That under
tho preseht, constitutio oi that State persons
vh6 held Office. under the rebel government
either State or National, are not eligible to
any Office in the commonwealth. Those who
may have held merely county Offices under
rebel rule 1t is decided are MT subject to this
rule
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
NEW YoRX. July IL

The HsrOidi correspondent says the
freedmen in Georgia and Alabama. having
generally recovered from their jubilation
over freedom, have settled down to work on
the plantations In Georgis.the planters to
q great extent, have planted corn instead OF
cotton, of which an Iumens., crop is sntic:-
pated.
Ex-U. S. Senator Durkee Of Wisconsin
has been appointed Governor Of Utah.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

Dispatches state that President Johnson
has expressed a determination tnat the laws
passed by the Tennessee Legislature shall oe
obeyed. and that sll illegal voters IN the az
preaching election shall he kept from ~
polls
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
CHICAGO, july Is.

ln Dearborn Street yesterday p. NJ. in
which Mrs. Frchume wife OF a respectable
mechanic attacked another woman with
knife cutting her in the face and
times destroying the left eye piercing
the windTipe and inAicting wounds hichw
will prove fatal. The hcndIsh woman was
then arrested. The husband of Mrs. Frehume
has mys,eIiously disappeared.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

VERMONT HIsToRIoAL SocIETT.-A SPECIAL
meeting of the Vermont Historical Society
will be held at Bennington, on Wednesday,
August 10th, at 10 O'Clock. A. A, to con-
tinue two day. An GRAFTON may be expect
ed from Rev. E. II. Chaplin. D. D., Of New
York, and addresses from other persons. The
courtesy of free return tickets will be ex-
tended to all persons attending the meeting,
BY the diferen, railroads in the State. An
opportunity to become members OF the HIS
torical Society will be afforded to gentlemen
who take an interest in its objects.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

BdsToS. July 10
Another of those shameful Outrages which
arc becoming - alarmingly frequent. occur
red at a picnic at Weston, yesterday Alice
Barnes, Il years Of age. was gently attack
ed. rendered insensibe and outraged by four
North ST. roughs, three OF whom have been
arrested. The girl Is in a critical condition
and NAV not survive her injuries.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

The execution Of Mrs. Surratt caused in
tense excitement among the rebel cnnsPira-
tore in Canada. They maiiested their itel-
inss by wearing Grape on their arms. singing
secession songs and threatening the Presl-
dent of the United States with terrible retri-
button
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

THE CAvALRT.-The report that 1a' =,
tschment Of the Vt. Cavalry nov 90 -
along the Frontier are ordered 70 Bniilp1 81
to be mustered out. seems TO be. 81 %
premature. The officers OF the Csn
stationed here. don't hear any Of'u'n O'--
81. Ai6orI Msss.n9sr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
Bo.roN. July l9

The wife of Maj Gen. Ewell arrived in thu
city this morning bringing an order froia
the Prerident for the release Of Gen Ewel.
upon his taking the oath Of allegiance. Ger.
Ewell arrived IN this city this afternoon, on
his way home.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

LAUNCHED One Of the new govern
gunboats ordered for our Northern lar
was launched at Buffalo on the 22d nit. :,
i. sbOlt $50 ieet long, - feet beam. .
carry five guns, and will be s ished BY
middle Of August.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
Union County Ticket.

Union County Ticket.
For Senator's.
AMOS HoBsRr, of Westford
a. j. CRANE, Of Huntington;
Russell s. TAFT, Of Burlington.
For Assistant Judges.
WILLIAM Y. REYNOLDS, Of Milton:
Stafford Colby. of Richmond.
For Judge Of Probate.
ToRREY E. WALES, of Burlington.
For Stote's Attorney,
L. B. ENGLEsBY, of Burlington.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM D. MuHsox. Of Colchester.
For High BaiiF,
r. S. BLOpGE1T, of Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

c.. A-Capt. WIN. Bond, lst Lieut. jas
Howard
Co. B-Capi. Il. u. Prouty, LIST Lieut.. E.
II. Fl6clI.
Co. D-Capt ". B. IIur.burt, lie. Lieut.
\. Le-s.r.
e. Cap. d. c. Ddnharn. lst Lieut.. y.
Fa>sett
CO. Fist Lirur G. ". Fhgg.
g. G-Capr. +. ". Huntington.
CO. list Lieut.. Geo. Buck.
c.. Capt. II. F. Il, Tor, Ist Lieut.. A.
d. Bcckwltn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

The Second Regiment, 222 officers and
men, Colonel Tracy, arrived at half past SIX
O'Clock this mor"ing. A laundering nation
al salute, fred by Vim. Brinsmaid-who has
been our Chief OF Artillery, and under
whose careful supervision the numerous sa-
lutes which have greeted the returning
troops, have been fred without accident or
failure, ANNOUNCED their arrival at the de-
pot. They were met by the Committee of
Reception and also by the splendid Band of
the Old Brigade. rcorgan1cd for the occs sion
by their leader. N,leon Adams. Headed by
the Band.they marched to the City Hall where
they W re welcomed by Mayor Catlin, who
introduced lion. Geo. F. Elmunds, by whom
they were addressed in the following elo-
quent words
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
NV YoKk. July 70

The orders issued by Gems. Granger, Cu'
tar aud others, requiring negroes 70 have
passes from their employers are To be revoke
hy the Secretary OF War.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21


AuGrsr. 1865.
r.. ,eperal Public Er,reise, rfH Be in nv
Fsru Congregational Church
SATURDAY SuSI 29Tn.
l. a~,iag u the Phi Bet. Kappa. a, the L.
stitute Hall. sP. II.
SUNDAY JuLr 3OTH.
2 Baccslsureaie Sermon. P. VI.
8. Celebration q the Society for Religious In
quiry. at y P. NJ.
Address BY Rev. J. Z. Rockwell, u. D.,
Brooklyn, n. T.
TUESDAY, Arersr lst.
4. Annual Meeting Of til. Phi Beta Kappa. At
the Institute Hall, a, NJ.
5. Examination Of Candidates for Admission.
81 A. NJ.
g. Celebration of the Phi Bets Kappa, P. NJ.
Address BY Rev. Asa d. Smith, D. D.. Of
Dartmouth College.
7. Exhibition Of the Junior Class, st u P. NJ
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUsr 20.
(Commenesment DGy.)
s. Meeting Of the Alumni a, the Institute Hall.
at 81 A. ".
9. Procession from the College at 10 A. NJ.
10 Commencement Exercises. 100 A. NJ.
College Levee At the Public Rooms Of the Uni
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

Miss Buchanan, once rsllyins ~
soldier on his courage, said NT n. 4
-. do you really mean 81 seli I'd. =
caG ~sik ~ " . cxnnons NOUN Il
ie.sr' Ycs," was the pronp.l ur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

NV YoRK, July 70.
Stocks steady L. 5. l0-40s, &c; {. ;
sos, lO5, e. S Treasury 1910 99i
L. ). Coupon SKIES of 81 1914
Gold 1881.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
FIELD AND STAFF.

CO'oAel-A. ) Tracy, Laat. Cot E t.
johnson EGjOr-E. q. BallJu; Major
(-p.citl prom tam Tor m,ritIiiJus service, }
tlnh Nalc,; SaryeoR-M. J. hyde; Asst.
Surgsou-E Il. Buusa; AdIut 0at-A. \.
u. c,Ilts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
Nh. EpruNps' SPEECH.

Colonel Troey, Offers and Men Of the "Oli
Second" Verm0at Regiment:
Speaking for the whole people Of
the State. and for Burlington especially, bid
you welcome home. Vermont has always been
n proud State, and justly so. Ever .nce those
old days when the Vermont boys under Ethan
Alien. captured the British Fortress of Ticonde-
roga in the name Of the Great Jehovah and
the Continental Congress" we have carried our
selves as proud and selfrespec;ing people
But cur greatest glories and honors were yet
20 come You and your gallant companions in
arms, the soldiers Of Vermont, have covered
your State and yourselves, as her citizens and
soldiers, with crowning and indispensable glory,
for all time TO come. The lives ofindividuals are
short, but the fame Of great and noble achieve
mente. such as yours, is eternal.
To you Of the Old Second, we gladly give
a double welcome. From the day you left u.s.
the first to do so, for the war,-until now, when
you are among the last to leave the Geld, our
hearts haze followed you. We have seen you
vi stsady discipline and stubborn good order
bearing up und r the bfunders, psnics, aud
rsversss, Of the 6rxt Boil Bun. e - ~
Ne have ss,n you fsithful and hopeful through
long periods Of inactivity and dsspopdency.
Ard Ne haU tebeld yoa 10 thsss later days
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

NEw YoRx, July 1880.
The Herald Office is now on frc. The
whole block l. going.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

BANK FAnURE.-The White Mountain
Bank at Lancaster, Y. H., has suspended
payment, and is now in the hands Of an as
signee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

An ex-sisve spilled, the other os. q,
LAWYER III Maryland. tor the res''i ''iss
IN, boy 81 SIXTEEN. ~no bad been ~ \, r
spprrnticeo Nv az former mss'er' +.
ply To the lawy-r's question whether = 80
capable OF taking care ot the boy. ihr -. >
SAID We'll. Mssss. ruther unK' v,s
pablo as him tor, you see, dat oiI 4.
has done gone and hired de boy ou1 " !, ,
dollars month. and put de none! i:
pocket, and l specs Is capable OF O
- kere, any ways"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

Music BY N, .Hsndelaohn Quintsrs C'u6
BotiOa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

"Msnurv ysur strawberries with s'
manure -presi over the beds. and you
reap II harves."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

College Levee at the Public Rooms Of the Uni
versity at g P. VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

Univ RsITY OF vERMO
AuGrsr. 1865
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
'rSs.srs.sn,,,ainaa q the Exercise.

sIxrY-FIRsT COMMENCEMENT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
TIELD AND STAFF.

ColoHcl HENRY WHITING, Il Col. GEoEck
j STANSARD; MAJOR CHARLES 4 JOYCE .
A5jmdnt Guilford $ Ladd; QuGrtemaster
Perlty P Pitkin ; Surgeon NEWTON II Bal
lou; Assistant Surgeon b Walter CARPENTER,
Chaplain Claudius b. Smith.
Sergeant MAJOR Vim. Guinan CoUmuSsa
ry Sergeant Lauriston L. Stone; Ho p.taI
Serard f. I. Stoarns; Drum MAJOR Charlie,
Romck
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

Tie ,eperal Public Ertreisss riR Be IN az
FSru Congregational Church
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21

ColO7d Tr0ey, Officers and Men Of the "Oid
Second" VermOat Regiment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-07-21
J OttiD g..

Hon. Asa Packer of Pennsylvania has given
eiSty-seven acres OF land and $500 600 to IS
tablish College nesr Bethlehem, in that
State.
, 1865-07-14
POSTSCRIPT.
4O'CL0CE 4, u.


Especial Dispatca to Western Associated ptess-l
HAn .ohh, guy 20.
Ed7a'd Malay, formerly acnog as Government
-s.ted md committed for examination On the
.t,aootb m m amdevft hv .1nhn Mccu,Iock,
Eas,sr nf a nnh1ie honae il Liberty strsct who
s1cree Esl,T swiadicd him ont Of 500 in May
~. oS tspte>eu"n 'A"' ~ H2A ''' -A'
4 caunterfe,ter Arrested.
1.,r rnwsasn enrrsver. wa yesterday A-1c7t.
Jeft: nMhn,G' Iuminsn' i brdetactfVrs I'M IocIed
aa ~ !,n1nst1nn ;o nnssyer the chsrec of being
ap Ut nrtea,te Of conntersits OF s7
nrsdno In sT Al Eark putting he auishicE touch
on q hs sutpe foaaa spnntsrs; f ast
Excellent executiou, representing over s.a,No,
p1sss. tEcfsyer's tool, an1 Other eonaterfe!tezs
nnn,rotus.
The As1nAtic Cable.
nrcdtct1nr tbe fai;p,e Of The Atlantic cable. lie
ta1s fbePe l. no probability Of sending more
tbsn three words minute. nd even = TIT Fats +:
eG1onss%Is sstIe.n ;sss. o'ei "o ~''01' "-A' ~
ninety oSs1, n,. p.s.,. ~ ,rr,ub,e.
r.. u.~c;,T. snstts, s.,s there II much m.
ibs efa ra tsspsisfstt,nn r. anone the lite rctei
aI MsnY of hen hive already y1site1 the
capta1 10 hnrry mp actloa, but with very lrtie en-
rnKm'srenent.
Post Routes. .....
The work nfIe eetanMninS 5ao PIE puss ~ siow,v
TIE re Iesei stases nntes Vii before fone bc r.
"a h1 + iii be monha before there can he
otyh sntythns ilke complete postal system In such
ata'ts' o n,v,., rr,o,.
n1a 1~,,rs ~, ro.,e .nond.nt says be has high
,nerttt dns fot assin that tho euesst Of
y1s.trial had never oeen oaeas,!y ~ tSa c.hi
IeIaa conss Gbar, betwern oiits1s, bat ali pro
6sses hpa srs ssans n Or spssd
| tfl8j+
From Richmond: ,n n,,n.
III MHps Poon rssue IL Il aass T
| hirhly encouraging prospects,
There arc nov stored in this eity aeont :, s9
late Sonsrn ~ m e,atufe sns ~ e1
Davis Is co1tained in this pile.
| Gen. nurabutss Case, ..
Euw YonK. Ju]y 13,-A Washington dispatch
, 1865-07-14
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JULY ID, 1866.

..r.+.,,.t, ~ IL. f,+s tn
pa'eba;e enr n,tloaal .eeufit'es. Our e,uz;ns Tar
ntme. lvee, Including our bsokere, mef6as9ats, y
lie 1eseue q the Government ind loaned II xbst.
!ui]J, assuming the r,sks and hazards Of adFane'
Is , pensips eepsiet EVtiY &C eoa:fde?son q
honor, duty srd coed tai'h demands that evef!
toliat q fnis de9t p51nc1pal and intsrest tnoI.a
American peop!e who doubts that the Statesman,
OF RafN Waiea ofestnes ne word "tepa!suso1, l.,
ttr nron'c 6f tbe rnnntr Saa ennmiiseo r.
crnfre the Hionticn r. 80 e,,fo.vIo., nream.
ble md +. solutIors; "a 'A' io'''"'''e' 1''~
rational eItstanra has rs.n',na IL ths rJeation OF
a paliopal debt aeatnst he I,nTe1nment aau pep.
pc Of The United states: and.
pe1fectiore md fneru,arities in the fnternal Rev.
epue taYstlou est,biished bY Conc rsfs: md,
WnEnHAs, Tho Convention entert1ins The cnu-
E 81 sy
fn fourd nccesssry: ard ''A - 40 o''N' '''1'
WHkkHAs. Sa'd debt Is the price which the na-
tien hss becn compelled to pay tke protection
this Convention, IN behalf of tho commercial
casaes representcd by II, Do resolve:
Fnn, That It be respectfully recommended to
our tariff and FedeIs! revenue tho burdens ct tax
don, direct aud tudirect NAV b. made to fall al
tar ss possible 9pon a. peeesss;ias sad injuries
| dpst,,ous cIsstes
Neond. Thet rpturatnp spch rational debt %
nec9sts1y oncatea a ct a:c.o5 IN It's character,
ifts CcnSenttuu d.clares ia conviction tla. Ill
ebcrJf3ess will Re cheEffa1jy made tha; may te
ntccssaTy 10 1uofntIin the n.tiona1 houor uuIol.
nttred Al si t1roee ana in ali circnnsfsuccs, and
that eyerv doijsr al esd debt nrincpal and intef.
est can md viii Be- djscbsrred without tetsrdIn2
I in the slightest degree the onward progress Of
ihc natirn III rs cnsesr o! prosperity, gsea:ness
and glory Of motion.
1he report Has read and unanimously adopted.
Mr. HrAEn.a spxrru
~. WITT, rr ~
~. b!aSe =, nanSot, ae., aao ns!ensI WIN
e%hn atai - H. un s ~ tao 20
P1t' it y. ~ .S.f WI oas:u oa
~ a.nes. =. III m'!u Gnaa S'9s ,hi gvHss et1eT
IT, esst -. ~ 80 1rt.a ~. !"
| encush to hive TIC breezes Of octan waited to
| their hnmss. The 6shermen or this corntyy
| wuuid etv in answer to tho gentleman: "God
faye Is ffor, our fri:n6s." iLsaehter.I Il. rep.
| xh:ch had sd niics or cont. aid every indcntl-
tinn in fhot rnsst wn, ntted ait along WIFI ,hlnf-
| etf9hl:shmcn,s: AID thc Leris,atutc in 1851 RI.
Fniyfi] nnaplmora'v with OF solt3ry aufa ronat1c
vote, sfsin.t The ieclpfccltY tresty. The great
Eostonhad oa,y one iitte eddy at Por.l1t d. where
rrrtsni1 the,s wss IaToe h1sfv t,ynrah1e n Il =
1ecinroclt7 frraty. c5o,ne out OF he I,ct lhat ii
Nss the 1ctmtnce or the Grand Trunk r tilrpad,
End Det.oit WIS Tie otler. Uow wss It IN Massa
fieman ffom Eoston dare 10 Nv that the 4. 6sr7
tntrrest II Nse:nciusettn w,s 10 f,yor oftEe rsci
n1ocity trcatyf
nj. Nshfcc--'Yca." fL-ughtes.1
in fnt lsucusro OF 4 MN who had msde i prfucnIy
| tottuuf out 81 the hu lness, and who raid stNe
nsh mostly on The hnnks outside tue three mile
iino:t. Then. ncpi1,, .hc teht that Great Britain