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, 1865-12-04
The Pennsylvania Caucus-S1*lt OF The
Delegates to Mr.. C0lfnx-mntual 4Ad-


WARRINGTON, Sov- 2--Ilon. Mr. Cessna, Chaar-
man Of The Pennsylvania En1on State Committee,
In company with nhout twenty members Of It. called
upon uou- Schuyler Colfax tonight and presented
the resolutions which hnd been unanimously adpot-
g s es o e. Pg2sed 1s
Two weeks ago. A1. Cessna, in the course Of bis
remarke, sa1d they bsd wntched the course OF Nj:
Colfa1 In Congress With great deal Of interest and
confidence and expressed the Etattdcaton that, en-.
dorsed by biz fellow members, he wss destined
aGnin to hll the Speakers chal the duties OF which
ular1ty.
NJ. Col&ax, IN reply, said that the regard and
con1dence OF hia own constituents were always
highly priced and appreciated by him. bnt when
the Representatives Of the Union party o! crest
State like That Of Pennsylvania rendered such
additional eauRc Of gauiudc and ths1kfulncss. In
1864 nt the time the SOL Of the Republic was shaken
BY the tread Of contendins armies, and
the defenders Of the canse Of the
Union encountered all the prejud,cee eroNing
ouf Of tAxntton, accumnlaung debt and the draft.
Staie Of renne5lyana gave her electoral yotes for
those distinguished patriots. Lincoln and johnson
and again, thie fall, when Pennsyisania; With the
adjoining Sta.es Of New Jersey and New YORK, Re-
affirmed 80 dec1syely their attachment 10 thai great
canse. It gave renewed hope to those who bad been
faithful to the Union In itr peril.
Mr. Colfax taid in conclusion, that the eo]diets Of
the Republic had done their share IN the great
work Of putting down the rebellion and the splEit
which animated It, and 1t noW remained for the
Senators and Representatives OF the people. By
wise etateFnanship and fidelity to the Union and
70 The principles Of liberty and humanity, 70 COM
ple,e the work now entrusted TO thefe hands. Hc
rc;oiced that every indication gave promise that
they would stand shoulder to shoulder unItedy and
unc1fby in the path OF duty.
, 1865-12-04
FROM GUADALOUPE.


NEW yoRK, Dec. 3.-The steamer Havana,
which reached this port On Friday, brought intel
lieenee oI the appearance Of the cholera On The
Island OF Guadaloupe. This Island. which Is ono
o, the French West indice, is only one day's sail
from St. Thomas, and the inhabitants OF the litter
place are fearful hat II Will spread 10 that point
81 Thomas YVES, howevcr, at date Of the sailing Of
the Havapa, perfectly free from the sickness with
lie exception Of I few cases Of he smallpox.
, 1865-12-04

Then as to the amy. There was a wonderful
thing in the absorption Of that army. The United
States army VIE l,s01 000 Etrong, and Gen. Grant
had told hin. ut ST. Louis be had mustered out
SIS eco men up to that daJ: lie stated that be did
not mem to have more than 10000 men, and II
their friends Of the South were sincere, they would
bring The army down to 30.OG0. [Checrs.] II
these men could 70 and be absorbed In civil life,
Il must ehoH that The country possesses resources
IN Europe would do well to Initiate. loud
chccEs.l
, 1865-12-04

PHILADELPHIA, Dec The steam revenue c1t~
ter Hugh NcCn1loch, sailed for Havana to-day,
With Gov Curtin and suite On board rs passengers.
, 1865-12-04

AN ORDINANCE CONCERN
~ ING the Curling Of 1ce n tho BAcja hetueeu
MehiEan avenue and The 1seksaf ha1IlSsos CcStuat
BeH ordained ~ E,e tonsu:.a counc4s q: II. City
sIcTicT l. T3at the Coaaps7olls. OF sid city, be,
and he Il hereby 2uhor1ed. nd required 10, ct The
Hasin betweeMtehiGsa a1xaue md no srac KRor me
lnnota Central railroad to the highest bidder or BID
deTS. and rho terms ~ 70 pAynena hn anal deem
btst for ths ;atefest of @ eA;d dsity;. city;
new-pnpes for bids Rvorosals stating .ht trnc and
place OF receiving md opening la name Nr At IesSt
len dag g. 3efoTe tkId tine
- aEc. s. On makfaG the awud mid Cnuu,rollr
shai se4aire The pary q parties % whom sch award
and keep tue city harmless om any md "a damages
that rAy In any Hoy result om cnstg er ta Nh. ouE
said and thH& the tt&vE2 Michigan Aye1ue shall
not h any wise "a inteffesred With md that sad leo
sha not BE- retAed, solo or tuppf to aay pcsson fae
fanai1y q doEcsessls ase4 or p9Tposts-
PARTIES entering into 1atd contrasts 10 execute and d.
liver 10 tho std city <ood and bond or boa&
foE The faltniul performance ct such c1atFsets-
g. Tint Ill other seEsors b. md tAsy m hereby 3fo
bastn 1ntitr lie senalty q not le+ ave dcars
nor mpSu lhan hundred doIAEA 6F each and sxery
ofepce. .N..N.-
nc n 1sId Ea*fn for f1UflJ Or doMes]c nsea ~ pr
noses shall Be ltaho 70 tne Of so less than 1ve 4
iazs than one hundtea dollars nh1 Zach xnt
eyfFy offence
ras5a ne ann due pub1tcatlcu-
Parsed Nov. 7ssh. l0ss.
AprEos ed Dec att. EHas TN RICE
Htst... S-$~ r.~k Il. 4A90F.
, 1865-12-04

About the rc-coptirnchon Of the South, ono
thing that occurred 10 him in his visit to America
Wns his interview with the President He was a
wllh him, they would never forget lie was one Of
naturc's true nobility He had not only tatent and
mind. hut, thank God, a heart as we'll ICheess.l
be had not bccu treated very well by bis country
men on account ii his upholdiAr the Union. But
It was q good thing for The South that An;
drew Johnecn knew how to forget and
!orrfye, md he was meeting his brethren In the
sonfh IN ray that such men should be met: he
did not refuse to take them back to his confidence.
done an ready 10 take The o." " the Presidents
answer would he simply, "My good friend, you
are pardoued.'' (Checlt.l He lsir Mo1ton} had
TINT il the pa1ty having that pardon should have
slave. or ahet slavery, TINT pardon would cease.
(1nud theeTa,1
, 1865-12-04

RTC. II. sCnIVEN q: CO., Advertising
Agents, IL Dearborn street, nrc authorized
Agents to receive advertisements for the TrI-
bune, md NIL other leading papcFn thFouxh-
out the United States and Canada.
, 1865-12-04

-FhFf}fENnfNA UndNhtRhnH*M-4hN
u.1a., r.~..r,.+ ar~o,.~r,.- r,~1,
80. - r,,,o~,.--.r1,a wa~o,1a ~
Uets u NonGse 1e A@cstA"e A0ss
rsnec,a1 r,c.n.,cb IN ,bc fh,caco 7,,hnn,1
tete@4A1 e@s'''-' ~ A T-s.... ~"
hAsa!Sa1oS. Dec-
m show ,be noena aai seaa as cs
vtth the ottober exh,b1,. Of apout 81. rnilious Ct
sa,,..- asaa,na ta,a, Gecr.,.s. s,n.a ~. ~, ~
August, Of t,veuty.thfee millions. The debt in
round numbers now Is two thousand seven hundred
and ,hitty-four millions, Tne statement viii be
p.nl'saea nn oa aon1 e"a ,...., .o. :, ,.u ....
The receipts rom nterua! revenue TODAY were
&, Sc, a8.
81. IL I'D. wss f.sued non tbe Treasury Dcpa1t-
ment dur!pr he week ending Deccmbera : The
total amount 1seucd up to date Is xsal IS, ,050
Naiinnai Banl Of Ancus.a. ca. With capital OF
E4n m A''44A ~ -&@ 1'@@' 01@f "'''+ @F'A@ -
Is Ig y pssn, 3t ,s EeeH sannt sdseea l. aisa
hir dasr 1no nE ,u11r f bc sae Sro 1fSated
70 nc 9n q nlaps ,a sne ,ness
md destTo1ed. ~'''''s '''.S >'''>-'''1
Ts I'll -a,1hra s t.1 III 80 .7aSs b1dr ~
Iif "ntr ve,r fsrorah1v xri+h the fs1e ore IL
sf,ilitr n ,he grncrsj nn11cT Of The nastv CoaT
snd ~ III dno,'EscrrT T:s,t Gno5rnn1 md 1he
ana s tns o.u .5er Suw tnr. o
~ .. ,ss3 +,s 1a., ~
sa tIe a1ttt oano' anu "e'e n'"oe 'ne a'1''
-. ,.,o po~,,,,s+ar oy +be uon.. Kim of MIN
1ns I.c M gtaseS ~ th .e, ~ ~ f1s,,n
III III is ~ ~ T.. LII 0htn ea".
1nticm es fn fh- r1n,icv m renrr,enITnttnn va.
r ha ~. ,,n,o. ~ hTt ere- INV" ~ Il
~ - r. ~ dhin das.ja, ~ as1...,rSa5
a.. ,iah, ~ ~ ntsr,rhn,,,iro -a .2art4 !.
h,e aSa, - H. nv ~, 4, ,,..11r,trsgs cs =
n.s arcrs u t 1h ~ ~ & ~
t.oaS is IN. tss y th s:.ta G..tn @
% fon ~ ~ m,y t.,a,,,;s1s ~
ne ,ttr. ~ hs ..n,.1 hsra .nJ cnm ~
aai N u = ~ ,., shea 49, th ~ Snr1h r.s.a
~ a.s3s - s ~ c-oor nad V,;s hsra hae
a " ~. ny tTs. ,, ~ tbss " as 1aei,a
plsse1teu ~ aue ~ ,st.n VI Lac
'JHl W..a.c rc;n. Ha Ma4,a,e, no,c,t r Con.
% = u r1.tia - 1tsr iohnson r2erhour
H., Mu1' I,t ~. - ,n,ai II III Ma". isnbert Ria1t
,5er ne,ets{ af.e.ndsr a, 1sr Il; 4 stne1 ''e'
"sy, - ht11J a.7,aeSae.IVm = " w.
M sIa,,soI"iIen m Haisie1 7benaorr !. Fo.ter
ehsrtss = fsneSnn + & Sheil Inhn r. TsgInT
1;an..nSo a. -1csenh i,nehanen X q Cnhanfst = II.
f1,,istx so1nmnn fohen, Thi1in CnoE. James D.
Watthews. W1n. d. WotIord.
N;s*is*ndNh- M. West. A, z. Reieuolds. Il. 4,
r,jnsnm = 4 Pcy1nn. jan,es UaTr7son
Ie.is;dno-iohn 4 Efnc. John Rsy. LouIs. ST.
Martin. Rnhprt q WIclline
, 1865-12-04
Southern Con=reasMen Call on the
Pre~idcnt-Hcbei secretary Mallory
sPap Prtcc,s Begging for Pard0n-
UrAt1.


WASHINGTON, Dec "A large number Of newly
elected Senators and ConEressneu made comp9l-
1ncntnry calls Ut the White House today. So much
~ lie fresident's time vas thus consumed thai
Other visitors were received
Il yes understood here last week that The rclesse
IF NANCE. rebel Secretary Of tho Navy, wonld be
eanditioneti upon his furnishing to our authorities
III lie Information be poss1sed, =, Gonce7npG Re
archives Of The rebel navy: W rho anaon9iea!y y
1Ianse r. orge9 Of es bass, anEiag thc roat a fo
S5hs rsI state antnoUn M 10 1ss Saiisd
7he oid Capital prison havtnE been sotSd e. s ana
he tsixoncss being generally "a .o1;e1s contncd
!hce tcoomes matter OF interest g Gapt ~; X -;
Walhridec. late commsndant q gld 4ain Eaps'7'
started This afternoon with Dick Wmaef, MAlG =. :.
i. Gee md Capt John Duncan tor dehses3 u
sopsne5n so pests where Military e
Mtnde1 is 10 be delivered 10 Gen. Terry, Pfosos!
Gafsta1 Al Richmond; t3ee to Gen. RuRer a
, 1865-12-04

the Mercantile Association Rooms thls fM0SDAf)
evening. at 7H O'Clock. Auditors Of tne Treasure.'s
Bccount are to be appointed.
dety6I3 merrill LADD, Sec'Y.
, 1865-12-04
RUPERT GoCWtn;
or,
The Secret Of Wilmington Hall;

The Secret Of Wilmington Hall;
m that tho.c who wish to secure COPY o. 'ae ops
ue chapters rauss he On the ALERT 10
TIE UNIVERSAL SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
~ oat.tneee tn evs45 City. Town aaa Village Of tho
I.n1ted States md C1nsaas.
PRICE EIGHT CESTa esR cQPf,
, 1865-12-04

- a''u oI1'aD ~ 0s1 s'
TfA ..so1 f,.z, Sts,1t,o piee haz fo-xa,ded ay
plcsisoa a. e pe r aipnea u 10 fe'a'n 70 Inc on1seo
sssa ~ n,,,ne .ci3os1 saver m, d{eroversa m
az - =. ETu, iu,t f'I, M,!.s - 3sE* ,@ ~
efealed no atus apP1eaenaoa alaoaS asI xs@In1 ~
sls!Aa.s: 14e se5sea ~ osEa ~ uaasto 4uMn Ias
~. s ano ~ ue 10 LIE oesees ea17'11
anu qusiaoone regulations.
What they Prorose to do If Refused
MISUNDERSTANDING from Gen. Howe
Ard-4sen. Logan and n1extco-Thc
Pr1sidcnt's Message on Mexico.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 3.-Despatches from Washing
ton Last night eaJ that within the last txenty,!our
hoqs %sb aui!e ,,s no@bs Of H;aa r. IT. %
ronrna ~ d,terntnc ,bc;r .c;1nn 1hstt ~ LUZ mn
y 1,,t t,,t1nd % ~ ho,s ~ p5
S, ~ -, ~. ~ 49, - lily 49, ~ - ns 4
son e'al - '1en ia'' sa''eA 1''n fte''as"t 'ouD
,ci.Ito1s CHI 9s n;sc,s ss' 'na'a'e ato'ea0'
I, 49, ~ II p0n, ,,;,.h,. Il,
tota ,a Luz tea he ca
tnoee soutnsin reopss Mnese ltnpss!y nas oeEa
IT ~ ~ ha arsd ~ - tI et,rs az. @ et1r 1.inn
cIses nase Eeu Hpussca ~ .ne st "
q 4he :e Ell tr5nr. NV III % r.
s% .sents ~ ~ Hn;rau tr n1ynt In
80 Au3 y a.,n,' ~ a,ae.7,ants ~ fn,nr
LIZ. f.,,., e.hint,inn .ars = ia understood
tbat GeM rnran }os heeh n1,thn11ed n enter into
~. lii Sa11 ~ for H. eession ~ some ~ ihe
ST 111. h1n
t,<,1a "a siira. 7cines anS hih ~ ~ ,o,r ena
ahs PIE @ r. scra ~ t,4nstin " rc ~
nsse5 aase nss II ieNa ~ NJ iiaa " "
fhesr no1beT fnics ~ Me4co ne ~ fovcnmcnt Nv nm
of t,1c nitcd Ststen Il tn f1Ins .11nre1 with i'm
nll!ions q deilars iol inte;aai l iap,esenents:
tntr cnnhstir c1nnds IN rdvnr ~ fhe asseTffon of
thr Mnnroe itc1yinn 1nt1mstinn mi ~ rS.en ihst
the rnrrnmrnt IT the iInifrd Sistss erncrfs
E.,cs t stt, AZ .uo ~ 1ar t,,s =, Siap;c
france 10 e'op senoaog an} naose troops 10 Meoco'
The Republican Caneus-A Resolution
on the AdmlxAIOn Of Southern Rep
ntntfrAx-Sefectfon, of fandtdn tev
r.. rM.o-- ~ ,.,a r1n,,.. .r,.,a no,..a-
loI V1ueeta VI sun A.ouss- HS Dcu'o"
day.
WAsuNorns. Dee. 1.-The Rennh,1esns. tn The
pnrnn.- 81 ~ mn ~ renrns ntnht n ~ ~ HIi III
~ 1ht Hnrsr ~ He1rc.entstirea ~ n ,t,s1.
were ~ rrcse,,t f.n, ~ ists sn.nes.+son. S,,s.
Hnn fnst,n aor-i IL ~ I.i.a ~. sy5rnsrtos
ents Se[n,rsT IN m6iion con1sitf.e of .e1e,t
urs ennn1nfci rtmS,st,nT ~ ~ $500 ~ ps,-
sviSs1fn' NJ TsrmnnS ~ Nasr 49, =. ~ sr.ni
5,rr ~ t1i',n ~ Ws.h3,".ra ~ r;Ina,s p.ss IL
Is1ne. ~ Wiscnn.in H. no1,1s1, ~ Is.a.' ~
chusetts> md nj. Tlsine NJ Mnine %nn rs1snr1sd
t1,e Tosinrinc dnc rsecntin1 WHO sePo11eo
~. Pssnprs,t a. ~ sana,. s,t r.,rs. IT p..,,...z
+,i;,ns ~ ~ fsnit5 Stta" ~ a., S1eo "
1ie.a 1h"t i,srt em;s.o ~ rv,1n es aSaa asSsa.
shniI - s.'rotntnd = r. ehsn - ~ -
Ir9o tSa Ann s; s;1 o. " "ne soan 1n9nite
snc.i"a Hn,,t.a.,o, " .a S.sta ~ @ .ae
eTs S.ascs e .! Amen1, ana r.
fs ~ aus " .oenat n entue0 70
eate ~ Tuo,t ~ anr ssI tie nG1 ~ 3 y sI & WA
port shsn hase hsen made and finally acted
~ ~ ~ y.1re1 11asfcsS no d1.haa fnaoe1 pn saaa
, 1865-12-04
\ 3Yr0
tftsr. 1s o' nASsc 4Ayp
4. n. nopxAx: CITY c1e1x: ------ ae aJei-


TORPORATION NUTIC B.
~ oy7mK or TH1 Foam OF PUHIr ,Wnu-,
CMrc46o. Dec -, H.
wBrxxA.. The Common cooncii Of - civ Of ch,.
sale street. between Elm and O!f dom st1eet. os,i
EorE 10 he done under the supeTf nseods1ss ~ sa ~
fe thiy nve ttas, aol..ssn asss..ed Hnoo a.
sesaed9r o q sha pFo, ne
hsI.sF r .ass sa;s aS,IS atde nes s5ar i'as '''e
Sow: Ill IL i he1eby given 70 III
Estsons iHGs Hhs1 T.t. LII Commissioners Of the
Roa[d q fnoEe %os III ~ meet It Room No lI In
re toaFt u ~ aa the 1tsn dsy Of De
sssda 1879 ~ 81 spe1nt 70 e sfse a aa.d 70
Or rab.4t,iDs On said COT .tsNplatea tmlsozrMsaL
- J. q. GINpKLK,
FNKD. LEfE
O, ]. ROSE
.csmn!sstor. .t!a Of tae Board ef raeae Work.
, 1865-12-04

And now let him aek them for a moment what
yas tho result or that policy TO the biacks. He
wrote To friend whom he knew sory we'll He
was preacher very highly respect-d and REGARDED,
and he (S1r Morton} kpCw that he vas Southernet,
and he was going to read them an extinct trnu1
letter Of his. Str Morton Peto then read IS fol-
lows:
t'Bcrn In Louisiana, On my fathers sugar p1anta-
lion, near New Orleans, had known slavery tn all
its phaeee, though have had no connection with
II for twelve ycaIs Two 5cats ago latter the eman-
cipAtfpp Of The elareel ono Of my Mthera pfanta-
lions in Loufe1ano came Into my hands. There
were one hundred and my negroes on the planta-
don From that daY to this have not heard ot
one instance OF difficulty among the ~orkmen.
The gentleman who leased the property for ecstes
Of years Is SoutheEner, md was very ardent
scccssicntst. He Is also truly Christian man.
Tie writes me thai be hns had no difficulty With his
wozkmen That was not very easily arranged BY COL
se1saton. They have been paid regularly every
month their full wascs. Their children 20 to
SCHOOL, and tho work Of the plantation goes on
with greater alsesity Than when the negroes were
slaycs. The same may be saId Of sereTal planta-
tions in he neghborbood, vhcre the worll1ncn are
regularly paid and Kindly treated. have no fears
ioT The. future oE the fscedmen, unless they arc
driven By bar.h 1Aws to array themselves aeatnst
1he whites. And II the South produces less in the
uture than she has done In the past. It Will be be-
cause shc does not legislate wisely. The barren
ness OF Jamaica to-day Is due to the harsh leglsa
tiup which drove the negroes from the plantations
% their mo1ntain patches, where what they pro-
dnced was their own"
, 1865-12-04

Sir Morton next gsye IN instance Of slaves re-
ceIyipe their freedom, and he said he wonld men
lion the name because II would chow that The facs
could be inquired into, Col. Dfury, ono OF the
most prominent men Of the Southern army, on the
DIV that Ire surrendered, called together bis eayes,
about one 1honeand in number. and addressed them
TO the effect that he had aano The best for them
hitherto md hentefoth they zero free men. II
ihfy would continue to work for him be would
give Them II big wages as anybody elsc> and
Would put thcfr children TO school. There were
only td.ee who left. fCheeH.] Ila (Sir Morton)
came home fu The Seo1[a with one Of those
eEtimable men, like their dear friend George
Thompson. ~ff'fofonsed eheering.1 He Wea mem-
her Of the Society OF Friends, and told him that he
was coming home from tho soulh. Wheta be had
been On mission Of mercy, and when be tSir Nor
ton, tod Them that be had taken ffom the Society
Of Friends fifteen thousand pounds eterlng and had
disseminated 1t in the most }nffc10us manner
among The freedmen OF the South, thcy would feel
ready 10 wish that some others would "go and do
uEewise." [Checrs,] He thought II would ba a
graceful and right and proper thing that the whole
church, without any restriction and Of every de-
nomination, ehould Join together and do somethtns
In that work. They rccollected perfectly veil wba1
The North did in regard to our starving operatives
during The cotton t7mtEe. tChceEs+1 The Nortt
wanted no help from England, but It would be
graceful thing, right thing for them to do In tha
work OF mercy to which he had referred.
TEE BoCTHENN WHITES.
| le had no tea1 Of the South, and he would tel
| them why: II W. tut he South ware not hAnde
, 1865-12-04
SIR MOTION PETO At HOME.
What he Saw in the United
States.


amer;con tnnr Sir Mnrton peto. the Railway
-. =, 80"
King, delivered speech IN Bristol In which
nc ease IN eihpo.ate h, aeconh, o. IN nls oose1va-
tons during his late travels IN this country.
The London Tines published the speech in
tali, IRON which we take tue following inter
csting extracts:
n.,rn on,urr
s,- uo,ton n,.eed m tn s,,eal- n, ,te +,..+r,on,
e9 hntte1r ~ tRS 1S, vh'ea fa u 1 20 tnf
Efn1neis 11;tRnnt ,1ernssn. ,rd ia H. s1a'oat
1Ira In 81 o .u u1 p
desired re IL 70 NOV aha Wa ~ NJ own nnlt i t5e
w. ent taT ~ III Mo, an ~ ~
h,stnTr ~ smeIict r. c,aaa ~ S T,s1 t tae
x.et III Eh.n'tion ~ sa.is4n no Sl9
il,.naad ~ nf hni a ss nathtnS g tS H;n3
cbeeIs There vas noiane % tGs he who: Kind
o. me g1eat & eoan1y agst ~eaq naSe tea nm 70
aoppoEc suGn stfucsls ~ e1Htea: alf Morton
entered sS into ssdisffcs Thish showed
me eoa rapia grown ~, anu r,3s rae,x3slopme1t o.
some Pala % Me pnleo states,
anu ne nssaneeo !ae eliy 9i Cn,caso, iew years
ssaa sa snd e6t @ On me . Pae Do. wnch
Ml!h poputaIon e1GcSdlnP qnafIef OF mutton.
ano Win Pn9ic nnlo1nEa naef man any city he-
M e1eM e. o ,c -, ~ Mooa 70 re paoas wozs
ine on nuisance lnat e!stea; ana N adoltlon 70
the Rubl,S Tosks 9e instanced msgnideent mi
verify Mhich wea!d ne IN ornament to any city
IneIc Wts 40 tue11pu1n, and al nea f1Chf 70 H.
NO d1staetion oI aenomnauoa Was Known. Each
particular denomination appointed ~ own lhto-
logical trtoF' ana tne regular education yas open
70 al anke. bCnee1s.l eis AoTon aiso alluded 10
ihe fast gfoWla Q! Doston and NeW YORK; 10 IN,
detstana A@cnea, ne saio1 yo4 must go there, and
~ drr.ti, rn1z,ta - ,.,t -" ~ Ell NY M
fTy visit. "~ &1''@ f'''1 *'''1 @'o14'
TIE vA1 AND skAyEHY.
.rn,+ . fa,r 1rora, nhor, tba w.. ~, e.,,, H..
,e rs, va9 Of nns1nie layerv "1s a. .u ~ iSc Sc
hotom or IL fHeaF hra41 A. he so,nn a ,;no a. hs
wss hnund ia iii ffru1 III, fhose wh n,;rfnsaS
ha mar dt5 nat It thc rnnncnes++ rnu ~ saa
ah., Womb ~ II. an.i @crminetinm her ~ ~ 49, "
ietser Of Ir. Incoin'a which be Wished every ons
man hid never hcen snn1eciate.i n Enrnrc snH vai
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Shakespeare saya:
AQne word Of nature mikes the vhn1e world KIM
The wiz hunor znd pathos Of this lzsess and great
ct production Of It's most gifted authoTsss will have
The saue effect And for the Eeason they aro not
forced hut genn1ne, and therefoTe they VIII