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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
The Book Trade Sale.

The Seventh day of the Book Trade Sale
opened Yesterday, without any signs of lack of inter
est on the part Of buyers The large invoice Of Messrs
!lurd IIoughton was the first disposed Of IL con.
sisted of standard works Qncluding the writings Of
Cooper and Irving. Bayard Taylor and other popular
wrters) excellent juveniles. and large number of new
books most Of which sold last and well.
The lists of j. w. Bouton, Bunce Huntington. c..
w. Cottrell (}oson). Theodore Bliss 4 Co. Qhiladel-
phia) David &. Francis W. A. Leary, jr Philadel.
phia) Geo W. Fisher dorchester y. W, George r.
Coolidge Ashmead Evans (Philadelphia) John H..
Beardsley auburn. n. ". aud James Someryilc,
New York were also disposed Of. The latter list rs
well as that Of James OkaRc which followed IT, con.
sisted entirely Of Photographic albums the cheaper
clnsses of which sold very rapidly.
The small in oices Of j. Bishop. Philadelphia, and
VIM Jas Hamcrsley. Hartford Conn, also sold pretty
well One Of the principal features OF the day sale was
the list N the Publishing aud Manufacturing Co. whose
peculiar works were mostly bought by dealers who
have made them spceinlty. The days sale was con.
cudcd with tie list Of Dcgen Estes Co., Boston, j.
Carpenter and Flank IT, Dodd. New.York.
To-day is the eighth and last day Of the sale 1t will
commence with the lit Of L. OShca. New.Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
MAyuFAcTrREp ARTICLES.

The Whipple File Company exhibits case of excel
lent specimens OF files of all kinds. The American
File Company also sends some fine samples OF their
manufacture
T. +. Warner s. Co.. New.li Haven, send q fine collec-
ton Of malleable iron castings chiefly for carriage
work Ksldenberg & Son, No 10 John.st. have a very
handsome case of plain and ornamented pipes, both
rnecrschaum and woodon. some of which are really
worthy 10 be considered excellent specimens OF me
art They attract much attention. and we fear consd
crable envy among the lovers of the weed.
The Empire Pen Company exhibit samples of Their
MANUFACTURES which prove concusvely that good peas
can be madc IN this country while the Bohcmian Glass
Button Company make brilliant display of studs aud
buttons in almost incalcuablc variety Of styles, some
of which are really c1quisitey beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

Richie, Stoker; Thos. Clark Driver: Alex Rit.h,.
A. Lewis, A. J.. Henderson j. Burns. r. " p,ss%
John Gray and Jas. Moran, Firsmen Accepted. A
mad Au-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

FIRE IL FULTOy-ST -IaSt evening fire
broke out IN The carpenter shop of A. Nanderwater on
the 5th floor Of No. los fultOn-st IL soon eAtin
guished. His loss viii amount Ia about s5Oo. The ID
and ih floors are occupied by julius Schlngloif paper
box manufacturer Loss by water about 500 Inc
"a floor Is occupied the publication office OF Ihe Nsr-
I0rker, owned hy ornel us Matthews. Loss by water
slight. The hrst lor occupied by John Nc Murray
the office Of the Empire Iron Works. Loss by water
is damaged 10 the amount of SiO Owing TO the an
scnce OF the occupants It was impossible to procure tue
list OF insurances Detachments of Police were pTesen'
from the First Second, Third Fourth sixth ana l"en
ty.seyenlh Precincts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

lst % 81 4th 9Th 9th 7th 9Th 9th Total.
Fureka J o 3 O. 10
Mutual. 0 2 3 / l. ~
Umpre-Mr. Ihorne Of Newark Club.
Scorcrs-Messsrs DOnayGn and Holden.
The Eurekas thus the game by one run only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

Michael G. Maloncy Of Albany is said to have
ecome heir 10 "A fortune of - OOOO BY tue deoeabe
0f cousin In the city Of Mexico
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

Ntw uhA. Stpt. l1-
Judge Holt in his reply to Mr. Blair denies
The Iat'er's charge tha, he, Judge H.. made.
or was IN any manner party to an arnistice
with the Rebel Secretary at the time the uaee-
ton of succoring the garrison on Fort Sum
ter was before Buchanan Cabinet. He also
says he never signed or WAS in any way a par
ts to an agreement that no act of war would
thke place on the part OF the United States
durlug Mr.. Buchanan S term: nor does he be-
iiese any such agreement was authorized by
Mr.. Buchanan, or ever existed He qnotas
from letter, which he wrote as Secretary O.
War IN January, 1851, to Col. Hayne, saving
should Major. Anderson's safety require re.
intorcements every effor, wonli be made To
supply them at that tune. however Govern
mert lid not deem it necessary to send him
reiniorcements because he made no request.
and he felt quite secure in his position
The Posts Washington special says the
Secretary of the Treasury denies the report
that he intended issuing 52os in exchange for
Treasury Compound Interest Notes.
The statement that all the troops will soon
be Withdrawal from the Southern States is en-.
tirely gfnundless.
The force in the Treasury Department is
gradually being reduced to the lowest limits
consistent with the necessities of the public
service. Important retrenchments are also
IN progress in other departments of the Gov,
ernment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

AH1lNNAFI3 Sept. 10.
The Kentucky Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, now in session
at Covington, adopted, by vote of 81 against
y. the minority report, which expressed
willingness to receive through the General
Conference only any overtures looking toward
reunion. The majority report directly favored
union. Seventeen of the union members
asked to be located there by resignine their
ministerial functions. Others resigned their
seats on the committee
The Gazette's Montgomery, Alabama,
special says the State Convention organized
on the 18th. Gen. Fitzpatrick was elected
President by acclamation.
Gov. Parsons administered the oath to all
members, as requested by President John
son.
The action of the Convention will differ
but little from that of Mississippi
Gov. Parsons favors action by the Conven-
ton for the admission of negro testimony be.
fore courts; also, for submitting the Consti-
tutional Amendment TO the people
Chicago dispatches describe the potato rot
as alarmingly prevalent in various sections OF
Illinois and Michigan.
Persons from Texas report everything quiet
in the Red River District The negroes gen
orally remain with their former masters
working as usual. Crops look well and
promise good yield
The Baton Rouge 1drocate of the LIST saws
not more than hundred citizens have taken
the oath under President johnson S procla-
nation.
The Ohio State Fair is progressing favora-
bly,. Over thirty thousand persons we're in
attendance yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
VOL. IL.

between blacks and whites. All this and
more the Democratic party by their platforms,
their presses and their stump speakers, have
approved and pledged the support of the par
ty to uphold
What an immense change has come over
the views and principles of the Democra tic
party, as evidenced by this significant en-
dorsement of the policy of President JOHN.
son, no person can comprehend at a glance.
They endorse the principles of Mr.. LrNcoLs's $
policy in endorsing President JOHNSON; they
endorse the policy of the President elected
by the Republican party and the Cabinet
which sustains him and his policy. The Re-
pubhcans have stood by that policy in all its
fundamental principles and landmarks from
the beginning. and they stand by it still. The
Democratic party come on to the same plat
form and endorse the same principles. and
seek only to raise an issue on a minor matter
OF policy, which has only been alluded to in
one or two State platforms throughout the
country
1he Democratic party has surrendered to
our President and our principles, horse, foot
and dragons, and it is too late now for them
to undertake to capture either the principles
or the President of the Union Republican
party. The rebels of the South surrendered
some time since, and the Copperheads, having
lost their backing, were constrained to follow
the example of their Southern brethren.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

New ORLEANS, Sept IA.
Cotton 44Gs 45c; checks on New York to
discount.
Gen. Banks has gone North, and will re-
main.
Judge Samuel Bailey, ex. Congressman
from Indiana, late deputy Collector Of this
department, died this morning. His body
goes TO st. Louis.
Gen. Swayne. of the Freedmens Bureau
IN Alabama, orders all contracts with freed
men for labor must be reduced to writing and
approved by the agent of the Bureau for plan.
tation labor. Employees viii s;ipulate sut.i-
Gent food, quarters, medical attention and
further compensation as may be agreed upon.
such contracts will be alien upon crops of
which not more than onehalf shall be re-
moved until full payment is made and con
tracts kept.
Absentees from labor without good cause
shall be proceeded against as vagrants.
freedmen committed as vagrants NAV be set
TO work on the roads or turned over 10 the
Freedmen Bureau Gov Parsons and
Gen. Wood approved the order and directed
its enforcement.
SEw ORLEANS, Sept II.
Cotton very firm, aud sales of 900 bales
at i5c. Weeks sales, 1900; re-
ceipts. 1900: stock. 5000
Sugar, fair and fully fair at 1910 lec.
Exchange on New York .c
Ciearances hereafter viii be made to all
ports
The tax collector commenced to refund the
one per cent. per pound shipping fee on cot.
ton, and the three cents on the merchandise
fee, heretofore erroneoasly collected.
The Mobile Aeles Montgomery special saws
that many inhuential citizens OF Mareneo and
adjacent counties, petitioned Gov Parsons,
asking interpostion for the ramoyai Of Col
Lynch. of the 4,h Wisconsin cavalry. as
lynch open sentiments would lead to ne
gro rebellion against the whites, and blood.
shed being imminent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
Registry Of Soldiers PaDers.

While in Fort Madison, the other dav. we
saw in the Recorders office a book deyot-
ed to the record of the discharge papers OF
the soldiers of this county. On examination.
we found that great number of the soldiers
IN the northern part of the county had tax en-
the precaution to have their discharge papers
recorded where they will be permanently pre-
served beyond the contingency of ordinary
accidents.
These papers are honorable to the holders,
and may prove valuable to them, and they
Will be precious records for the inspection of
their posterity. Deputy Recorder Day keeps
a book for this especial purpose. and the sol
diers of this part of the county would do well
to call upon him and have their papers duly
recorded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

IT is some satisfaction that the Copperheads
of the North, who abused the Union soldiers
and denounced them as LINCOLN hirelings in
waging wicked abolition war. are now, thai
peace is restored, in spite of theirproclama-
tons and hopes of thefailure of the war. con-
strained in many instances to vote for these
same" LINCOLN hirelings" who ,hrashed their
erring Southern brethren, in spite of the sym
pathy of the Copperheads in their behalf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
WASHINGTON, SCI

WASHINGTON, Sept Is.
J. L. Ringwolm, of the Philadelphia Press,
has been appointed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, an agent to visit Denver City, Col
orado, to ascertain the best mode Of trans
porting silver bullion, by the government,
from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic
cities and also to take measures to accom-
modate miners with eastern exchange.
At the land Office 1886 acres were taken
up last month for actual settlement under the
homestead law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

No PEACE FOR BusHwHAcKERs.-- is
firm determination among the residents Of
several North Missouri Counties not to allow
returned bushwhaekers to live in peace This
proceeding is open and above board. Reso-
lutions to that effect having been::adopted, the
obnoxious parties are duly notified that their
room is more acceptable than their company.
There is steady movement of returned reb-
els to other States. Rebel officers are seldom
found in the interior, and but few are congre-
gated now in this city. These individuals are
not allowed to enjoy the proceeds of robbery
and murder practieed ON Missourians in this
State; but must go elsewhese. The authori-
ties are comparatively powerless, and the
parties who warn rebels to quit manage their
business SO quietly that they are never dis
covered. -.M. Joseph Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

The Democrats of New York resolved to
sustain President JoHSsox's policy of recon.
struction and at the same time nominated for
the chief Office in their gift, Gen Srocrx.
VINO mad Just issued an important general
order in opposition to JoHNsox's policy.
1t may be said for them, however. that thev
thought SLocrM's policy was JoHSsoxs pol
icy, and they were bound to stand by JoHx-
soy's policy at all hazards, whatever it might
prove to be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
NryYopx San,

NE" UHK, Sept. u.
Mr.. Dickerson contradicts the statement
that the Algonquin has proven unseaworthy
and he states the offered trial has not vet com
menced. 1t will commence as soon as both
vessels can be put in order. The Winooski
is to be furnished with 800 pounds of coal
per hour aud make fifteen revolutions per
minute for four days. The Algonquin is to
have the same allowance, and if she uses more
coal and makes more revolutions per minute
than the Winooski, she wins, if not she loses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
Original NoTICE-Hiram Barnev

II
- IfaiHtT vs.. II Barker execute Of the e.ra,- If
hmsth, a-ceas--f and the Gnk4owa claimant. o.
property and othere Defead1Hss flsiysct Court Lee
county lows, at Keckrt, srptemA-r I rrn a D. 1855
TO ) IL Bar her, executor Of the estate Of @ smith
deceased, aid the Hakno~u Of the pr operty
hereinafter described ard Mrs John Smith a. 10 tie
unknown heirs ~ lss Of said Johu Smith, deceases
u are n7tIaeh there 10 fise ia Giea . ufEce
OF the kstrpt Corrt of Lee comfy Iowa at Kesosuk
petition ef Hiram Barney, claiming GU sold ii br
ker as executor 81 the estat- # sal.h deceased
soe dos's with 10 per Cent !ef ia.-rsst
on, payable annually money Que upon rtnge-
of date OF october Glib 1915. executed " smith
lslnoe teeeasedl during hi. ~ Charles Masor
UPON AID D s~cHte psrs Of tie pareLzs- money ur
t-ss tssl. d~rcrtbef taz n1.sh
sA@i quarter ef seciian thirty (5sj township g.
north CT range 70 sest in Lee cout, aud Stat.
81 iora- which Eortgsge ~ss assigued TO pla4nar Iii
ram haI nry, and ~ss recorded tct tet 18th 1896
cords OF mortgages of Lae county loxa The
ffon IN sasf mortgage 10 sl25, sni the
ear os~d upon the payment Of The by said Z Q
sih In thrse equal annual insfatr~s. fron cate With
per G. nj interest able annually 10 Ter cent
interest aster maturity "a, at. ssy. said peti-
asa stat. fhaa .~d JeAn saaith aisj sisKrd said
fa.l ieafiug sex@ra cail5rtn and heirs, THAI You II
rii- have intertst th.reis Snj names
and r-sd Of his heirs and children unk 10. to
p3HHilr and that said heirs Children hav. an inter
est "A said l4ad ard Plaintiff has soExht dxe1tty 10
rarn ther names ard places q reid-ne all OF you
sfr made def niAnts aud requitsd anzw er said
gaze a7i Judgment against said Barker for
~" and ~ cen. IAteres .yabie annually AID for
sai@ OF said real estate and oreeicsure and .xtn
su-hmeni OF Aiiysar isat title and interest .aisnd
AMI unless you appear aud thereto On or be-
Tore noon Of th- secvud day term Curt
q he holden th- fist Mantay Of fe.ruats A Il
1900 cefsnlt anf Judgment III be rendered against
you ~ prayed for in said petition II. STRONG,
Atty Tor Pin.
The foregoing notice is pproYed ard IL is oreered
iha the same be pntishei fF weeks in
ths Daly Gate City. printed iu Lee county. Iosa
heve.as stamp soc FRANCIS SPRINGER,
ssple-ds~ sat Judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

THE Union rebels, of Mississippi, in their
interview with General HoSARp, expressed
strong commentator of the Freedmen's de-
partment, but the Copperheaas OF the North
never speak of it but in terms of hostility and
contempt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

THF towns and cities of theWest are spread
ing themselves on enthusiastic receptions to
a delegation of British Honorables, who are
are visiting the country in prosecution of va,
rious railroad speculations in which they are
interested, or propose to take hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
WASHINGTON. Sent

W ffSsfftN"tUN, otpt ID.
A riot took place at Hampton on last Mon
day night, among the negroes, which was
quelled by detachment of the District Of
Columbia Cavalry, under Lieut. W. H. Won
derly. Twenty-one negroes were captured,
all armed with revolvers, cutlasses, carbines
or shot-guns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

The Missouri Republicon's correspondent
advocates the withdrawal of the Freedman S
Bureau from the South. As tina, institution
is the only power which standa pe,aeen the
hellish hate of the rebels and the bondage or
butchery of the Freedmen, the Republican is
consistent in seeking its removal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

COLCHESTER, the spiritualist, by his agent,
has taken out license as a juggler, paying
$50 for the same, by which he IS allowed to
practice until May next. The application
was made for license as . spiritual medi-
um, by some people called juggfery,n but the
heading, snd he had to he ooatsat With one
Ser jdeeIary.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

The elections in the far East-in the States
of Maine and Nermont-have gone for the
Union ticket, by increased majorities and di-
mnished vote. California, on the far extreme
Of the Union in the other direction. is equal
ly true to the cause. qs she gives abundant
evidence in her recent verdict at the polls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
1t was reported this morning that Captain
Wirz died during last night, but on in
quiriag at the Old Capitol it has been ascer-
tanned that he is somewhat improved in health.
The prospect is that the trial will be resumed
ON Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
Hurry Cart

The FIRE at Liverpool yesterday destroyed
fourteen houses and the Baptist and Metho-
dist churches. The loss is about $40,O ,OO0.
There are heavy 6res in the woods near the
town M ths eoaatzy i vsgy dry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
NEw YoRK. Sent. Is.

Fifty thousand dollars worth of government
bonds were abstracted from the counter of a
banking house in Wall street yesterday after
noon while the attention of the clerk was di-
verted. Payment on them has been stopped
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

TREASON is the highest crime This we
must prove by Furnishing it accordingly"
Such was the oft-repeated sentiment of
President JOHNSON on his accession To Of
fec.
Is it not time that the punishment should
commence?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
PHILADELPHIA. Sent IL

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.
The Press this morning contains reply
from Judge Holt to Montgomery Blair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
orrler or rur ?. ". &w R-w c

orrler % TnE r " &w r. Cot
10 nd, o Aug l1ih. 1855
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
mesting OF she siocknca "f the Toledo Ws-zsh
and WetTn Ssiiws. COMPANY for the purpose OF elect
ing bir and the trhnssctcn o gerersi bns
will held the eee the Company IN the city
Of rulsdo "wednesday, the 4th dsv {" frth-r n@xt,
al 10 o'ccfkAn J. N. DRCMH0Sp,
snx2s-dlw SECRETARY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the Post Once At Keokuk, on the 18th day of
SEPTEMBER 1865.
nTo obtains any oftheseetters, the applicants must
Call for letters give the date OF his list and
pay two cents for advertising.
!fnot called for within 1satA will be sent
TO the Dead Letter Once.
- rsqsssffor the rstsrs offs letterto the writer
within thirty days or less written or ,rin,ed
~, me writer's ss1s PesteGss and State across the
nha nos end OF the envelope, the face side will be
Win at the usual prepaid rate OF postage paw
Law ofiS63. - " 'ue "f'tef-ces- 20,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
Mining Stocks.

Mining Stocks.
New Yonx, Iespt Is.
following are the prices OF Mining Stocks At the
Board in Boston to-day:
Central 70; Huron ~ Minnesota lo1<: Superior 4JT
franklin 3s1f Hancock TX: isle Royal 1lk; Copper
Falls 245ss, Quincy 81; Rocksnd AZ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
Gold.

By Telegraph Nrw YoHK. Sept Is.
Coll continues dull and ttnds lower. Considerable
have sold 30 90 days. sellers option
the transactions being based upon the expectation Of
reduction Of the currency by Tending loan The prios
has ranged At is3IzDl43H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
GRAPES! GRAPES!.
FOR s ALE
VNHE entire Crop of fine Vineyard, con-
= ssiiBg OF
Catawbas, Isabellas e. Clintocs,

CONCORDS, DELAWARES, &C,
Fosc rIpesll ia splendid condition. and within ttco
0 ! the X. X. D-tots srd river.
This opportunity tor any wishing grapes
to ship for wine making IT, proprietor is absent
from home, and the crop must &c sid
Apply to Gko. y. HILTON Keokuk.
sep2-It
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16
On September 15th. at ocloek A. "a,

Aud eanssuzipa -sT t Day until 6sgozsd y. all
Ho@pitsi FAg1itr7e tHAfure& Ett .;eH-s De ui.E
chair. Ain ow Gu talns BIZ e. Cooking s. and
prnsIur- cooking R4f and Furiifure, Jsll- fnrpA-
1utlery. x. large sieCs u te st-Idzrd
art4ee4 of Mediches Hos rta supplies Picking kot
ties Surgical Instruments. Mtsseto netting hospital
Clothing stirf nr-s.fs b, side stsnls and
B. rntinr~. Landry 4Stnrts- Clocks at1 eyety-
ih3H1 connected wth he Medical pttastri-i. Ct the
rniits s.sies General HOSPITAL a this foet-
In m~k5Ls this sale th. attenrt,n Of hotel Keeper
charitable tion- and others who deslCuz q
prost1ng tham-e with extra h.d5ing fer e
eul. rvsrcy inVi thc valuable character of the
Bed steals keadfiC Private families will 90
well 10 scnre one or more them Most the table
f1rn lure is in good condition.
NJ. X TAYLOR,
ssp5 Surgeon Vols IN Charge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-16

WE would respectfully announce to cur
old CUSTOMERS aud the pusl.c sensr.liy that We
have tnst received from the East new and conn etc
s'oeh Of Staple and Fancy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-07

the roIt inAuenal cItzsnl Of the State appointed
committee TO 90 to Washington in regard TO our
quota. There are men who could be named--hun-
dreds of them-wh6 would gladly embrace the OPP
portuuity 10 "a there aud use their powerful mhu-
cuce with the government to have this wrong COZ
rectcd There is, believe, fred determination 70
resist Il at the Threshold and 10 meet this question:
as a brave people will when they think wrong mas
been committed upon them"
Resolutions were adopted appointing commit
tee to proceed to Washington to have another talk
with the authorities there; and, of course, before
the 18th of February the quota will he reduced
and riot prevented. The Sc World coanSelS the
people of New York to "restran their indignant
feelings. which are intensely excited"