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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
The Trial or Jenerxon DAvfs-Mr. Fcs.
scnSlem ON Reconstruction, Ac.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
The trial Of Jefferson Davis before the
United States Circuit Court In Virginia Is
considered as settled, but Chief Justice
Chase has not yet signifled his intention to
hold the court for this or any other pur-
pose. The Judiciary committee of the
House are now directing their attention to
the grounds presented to them upon which
the charge of treason, not Of conspiracy
and for assassination, il founded, and the
Chinf Justice may await their final report.
The President will no doubt remove the
chief obstacles which the CHIEF JUSTICE
indicated as preventing him from Trying "
criminal case in Virginia. lie must oe.-
tainly withdraw martial law from tue S'a,s
before Justice Chase will consent 10 hoio
the court for Mr.. Dayis's trial. TINS mas
NOT vet been done, but il Is Thought tilat IL
I will be. .u;,,
The law JUS, passed To facilitate the tr'a'
a, RICHMOND authorizes a special term TO
hc held. AS well rs the regular terms IN
I Nv aud October. If the Chief Justice
/ determines to hold the court and try JET
/ f,rson Davis for treason, il will not he SO
carly rs June, as some have supposed :;
other engagements will prevent it. A dis
agreement, and possibly new trial, WIN
like result, is all that will come OF It,.
Therefore the Radicals are opposed to II
trial for treason by civil court in Nir-
cinia. Senator Sumner is not alone i'll de-
claring il to be farce.
The public look with interest for Mr..
FesSeudcn's expected explanation of the
new reconstruction scheme tomorrow.
We shall see whether Mr.. Stevens correct
" represented the joint committee in the
statement that the proposed amendment
requires only the ratification of nineteen
States. IOTA.
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TIE CIVIL RIGHTS CAsE.-The case of
Adam Smyser, special officer at the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Rail
road depot in this city, charged with
having elected from the ladies' reception
room two colored women, Mary J. c. Ander-
son and Ellen G. Jackson, was expected to
come up before the Criminal Court on
Saturday, and had the effect of drawing to
the courtroom quite number of the
friends of the measures recently adopted
by Congress. Mr.. Smyser elected to have
his trial by jury of his peers, and the
case consequently went over.-Battinore
Sun DIST
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Tho Irish fQcad.CpntrP.

NV YORK, May l9.-IIead-Ccnire Ste
plru> was visited this afternoon by the re-
lrcycutativcS of large number of circles
m the Manhattan district. The officers of
unc of these organizations-thc Red Hand
Cirrlc-prcscntcd him with set of rcso-
ariou> endorsing his action in this city, and
rlcdging him their undivided support.
Similar action has been taken by other cir
clc>. All efforts so far have failed 10
unite the OMahony and Roberts wings of
In. hrnf hrrLnnl
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General Santa Anna is still at Elizabeth
port, Nj. The common council Of Eliza
bethport have rendered him the freedom OF
the city.
During the present month the number of
Immigrants arrived at New York amounted
10 2i,384.
The railroad between Topeka and Lea
renworth, Kansas, is completed, and train
passed over 1t on the 18th,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

BoSToN, May l9.-Thc American Baptist
Home Missionary Society, in convention
last night, adopted resolutions instructing
Tie executive board Of the society to con-
tinuc their work among the freedmen with
every facility in their power, and to give
such religious instruction to colored preach
ers as might be deemed consistent with
discretion.
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A REAL MINISTER OF PEAcE.-Rev. j.
W. Cornelius, who was sent by the Balti-
more [Abolitionl Conference to the East
Rockingham Circuit, after soiourn of
some weeks in the county, came TO the
conclusion that his presence could do no
good to the church, that the people did not
desire minister from the Baltimore Con-
ference, and that, as a minister OF that
Christ who preached "peace and good
will " to all men, it was his duty to return
to the Conference and report the state of
the case
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Later from Europe by the Cuba.

HALIFAX, May 21.-The steamship Cuba
has arrived with dates to the 18th.
Cotton has declined 1a@ld.; sales of the
week, 10000 bales.
There is financial panic. The bank
rate is ten per cent. Five-twenties, GAG
Sc; Consols, s6as@s65s. Overend, Cur
ney s. Co. have failed.
The continental news is warlike, but
there are still hopes of peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

oh Saturday the citizens Of Alexandria
subscribed nine thousand five hundred dol
iars 10 inc stock Of the Manassas Gap rail-
road, and two thousand three hundred dol
lars towards pnrchasinga steamboat to ply
between that city and the Maryland shore.
Elder Jacob Knapp, the famous reviyalist,
70 preaching In Rochester, N. Y.
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PardOned by the President.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Commodore Leon
Smith, late of the Confederate navy, was
pardoned to-day by the President, upon
the Recommendation of several prominent
Republican Senators and others.
Henry Bragg, late an officer of the Con-
fedcrate army, was also pardoned.
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The Reported Massacre.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Licutenant- &c
neral Grant has received a dispatch from
Mtjor-Gcncral II. W. lIalleck, in Califor-
na in which nc says that there is not a
word OF truth in the report that Fort Good
win has been captured by the Apachcs and
the garrison maSSacrcd. He dcnounccS the
report as altogether sensational.
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SenrI, $4,000. 900 for Europe.

NV YORK. May l9.--Thc steamers City
81, Paris and Napoleon III. sailed early
al, morning, taking out nearly S6,0OO,0OO
i'm specie. The steamships Gcrmania, New
York, and Pennsylvania also sailed to-day
tor Europe. The total shipments OF specie
today amounted 10 s., 81, 900.
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Mr.. y'crLa.ocH SPEAKS OFT.

rrr,srry DEPARTMENT, May II, 1866.
Mar Sir.-Your favor Of the l4th in
80, inviting me to hc present at a mass
" Ting to he held hy the National Union
I'Ln<nn Club al Philadelphia on Satur-
~, evening next is received.
believing that the measures adopted by
~, President for bringing back the re-
'..,1, rvhcllious States into the harmoni-
w., relations with the Federal Govern
.,.nr and with the other States of the
,.,fnY are constitutional, wise, humane
and practical, have given Ia them u
Marty and unwavcring support. | ap.
move, therefore, the object Of the pro-
va>cd meeting, but regret that the pres
,r.rc Of official duties will prevent me from
attending it..
Please present my thanks To the COM
,ar,,cc for their courtesy, and believe me
f, he very truly Your obcdicnt servant,
H. MCCrLLo,H.
Secretary Harlan also wrote letter to
the same meeting, hut did no; mention
reconstruction
guy ONO STATE CENTRAL REPUBLICAN CON
vurrr,r AND THE POLICY OF THE ADMINS
TENTloN.
some uneasy Radicals have denied the
.sstcmcnt that the Ohio State Central Re
,,,blirau Committee had recent meeting
nnd endorsed the policy Of the Administra-
tirn. have high authority for saying that
~ informal meeting was held in Columbus,
flat twelve members were present III per-
,an. and five others responded by letter,
An, .hat of the whole committee of twenty
three members there are but two members
who endorse Congress against the PreSi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

FIRE AT THE VIRGINIA OIL WELLs.-We
learn that the new Jones we'll at Burning
Springs flowed over the derrick and poured
down upon the engine, and the oil took fire
Yesterday, and at our latest dispatches the
OIL was still burning, creating great de-
struction of oil and property, with no pros
pect OF subduing the flames. 1t is the
largest well ever struck in the State.-Par-
Ferstarg Times, 18th.
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The SuiI for Damages.

BnsToN, May l9.-Thc suit Of John VI.
Way, in the Supreme Court, for S2O,OOO
damages. resulted in verdict giving him
Slo0. The ground for the suit was that he
had been compelled to raise flag and
make speech to suit them, by some OF
hi, ncighborS, who alleged him to be dis
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Tornado i'm mississippi.

CINCINNATI, May l9.-The Gasette'S Mem
p'iS correspondence OF the 18th says that
terrible tornado and hail-storm visited
Clark county, Mississippi, last week, up
rootiug trees, dcmoliShing dwcllng-houscS
and barns, and entirely destroying the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

ROCKETS BRICK WORKS.
II CREW 4 WATTS, PR0PRlETORS;-Ws are
now nrspared 10 deliver one hundred and seventy.
ave thousand OF the best handmade ROCkETTs
BUILDIN0 BRICKS In. quantities. wanted ~
builders and jobbers. Orders left at the once OF
promptly aiisd. 800 my le-im
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to Dispatch.
a rr,vaI of the steamer Ephesu,

NORFOLK, May Give have just re-
ceived telegram from Boston announcing
the arrival at that port Of the British steam
shin Ephesus, Captain William Collingswith
an assorted cargo Of merchandise for the
merchants Of Virginia and North Carolina,
consigned to Colonel William Lamb, Of this
city. She is the first of line of steamers
to be run between Norfolk and England.
Caro-.
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Sent 10 the ppnitentiary.

CINCINNATI, May l9.-Twenty-six sol
diyr> of the regular army have been com
m.ttcd to the pcnitcntiary for dcscrtion
and characterization. Their orders of con
tnrment vary from eleven months to fifteen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22
MARINE IRON AND

MARINE IRON AND
The Subscribers have associated themselves 70.
getLer for the purpose OF conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUslN BIS :.
In all IT'S branehes They solicit the patronage Of
We have proc ured HOLLOWWAREf from original
patterns, and intend TO make that our psinci.
pal business, We are prepared TO receive ORDERS
Location on Dock street, below the York kivsr
0' CASH PAID FOR OLD IRON, BRASS and COP.
PER. ALKkED LIZ
dc l8-tS WlLLlA4 Il. COAs
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y DAVIS ,,..,..i

n SUR0EON, DkNTItx,&0
once and residence on Main srsss 9ssw.ssn fIs.
e1sr e give 81. patron: The fall benefit s pro.
fession. He VIII ExGhAahH&ls ~ sMMnI On Ne
wsrranfed for ct least ave years. Those requiring
his need not neglecs their tech, - he viii
accomm odste himself to their cireunAtAnses and
the times Patients from the country. esn board
with him Ct his rssidsnss without ehesIs While
having work done, stsss -a N H-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22
DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHONY, DENTIST, for
,D manv wears associated with Dr. JOHx @. WAIT.
respectfully informs his old patrons and al others
who may ne ed his services that he has removsd ns
al his RESIDENCE, e3s Main street, between Sixth
aud Seventh. will practice his profession In al
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on vulesniss,
once open at ALL HOURS. ,r,..,
The highest price paid for OLD GUILD FAA'1.
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WAITER s. WEST, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, Is prepared 70 furnish DE-
inSs on every description, and TO superintend or
contract to build the same, In any part OF the stae,
IL desired. -, -. p,s
onJ ta NH 27--6m
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

u J. CRUMP, Builder, Governor
Il. street, opposite Wing Building. IL prepared
and to execute work in his line in all its branches.
yOBBING promptly attended to.
PACKING BOXES for merchants and others ma
nufactured at the shortest notice.
The best materials used In all work, and the
lowest prices charged. my i6-3m
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.
DECEASED.

", chronicle with regret the death oil
81, 1ucy +. n. Florence, consort OF Hon.
W.T. Vas i. Florence, Of this city. -Chron'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22
CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE MARKET.
The receipts of Virginia cattle are very light,
most Of the winter grain fed having been Sold and
the grass cattle will not be ready for market for
some weeks. Our butchers are buying Baltimore
cattle freely.
BEEF.-Common to fine, &c. Cite. Il ID, gross ;
good to very good, Sc.Ms,c.: prime, &c.
saEEP.-Clipped, 5c.@Gtc. T. II, gross.
LAMBS From S36S4 n head.
VEALs.-From $s6$l5 each, according to size
and condition.
Hoes From lie a l3c. u b, net.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
FURNITURE, ETC.

III FURNITURE DEALERS,
would respectfully inform their friends and former
patrons that they have resumed business o. tneis
Tenth, where they will be happy to see them, and
will furnish anything In their line ut reasonable
HABLIsTON & BROTHER, Cary streets,
NV between Ninth and Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

nR. HUGHES'S
CELEBRATED HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
SURE RELIEF AND RELIABLE CURE,
His unrivalled
OLERA SPECIE
was most triumphantly successful In the cholers
in 1919 and 1854,
and is unexceled in the relief and cnre Of Cholers
Morbus, DiarrhGa, Dysentery and Bilious
Cramp Collie.
Price per bottle, $3.50. Sent by mail, postage paid
CELEBRATED DIPHTHERIA, GROUP, QUINSY
PUTRID AND COMMON SORE
THROAT REMEDY
il recomme nded for all sorts of Colds Coughs and
Bronchial A ffections, Sore Mouth and Thrush
Of Infants, Gathered Breasts, and Con-
stipation and Liver Complaints
generally.
Price per bottle, $50. Sent by mail, postage paid
For sale by the city druggists.
my l7--d&ceodlIn
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VXYILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT
wv AVN pTYIJnpp cnrnar If Enurth and Cary

N7 IIIIAN TUItDTA5, hIsOIII ~
wv AND BUILDER, corner Of Fourth and Cary
streets: The subscriber having resumed the BUILD
vices 10 his friends and the public generally, as
suring them that all work done by him shall be OF
the best material and workmanship. Having car
snecsssfuly, he fatters himself that satisfaction
viii be given to all who may bestow upon him their
patronage. WILLIAM fohpIs.
an 20-dSm
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r d. BROWNE would respectfully
d announce that he has resumed business on
s oahr repair IRON RAiLiNGS, VERISDXHs, Ora.
TING, Vault and cELLAR r P01 GB J HIMGEsd
PRESSES and LIGHT MACHINERY Of ell kinds
and in addition thereto, having superior fsciIniss,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, and REPAIR Iron
SAFES and LOCKS. Orders respectfully solisitsd.
To IN
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SURE RELIEF AND RELIABLE CURE

SPECIFIC FOR TETTER.- "SPE.
- CIFIC' will speedily and positively cure the
worst cases of letter and Ring Worm Read the
following certificate from the popular and we'll
known former Inspector Of Tobacco at Public
Warehouse
RICHMOND, Va, April -. 1885
Messrs. Meade 4 Baker Gentlemen,-l take
pleasure I'm adding my testimony to Your "Spe-
cifc'' for Ring Worm and letter: / had been AZ
Hicted for at least seven years with very agra
waited and dis6guring letter on both OF my hands,
and had tried, In vain, many remedies. One vial
OF your Specific has entirely and efectually
cured me, and my hands are now AZ smooth and
fair as any ones. b. J: VAUGHAN,
late Inspector at Public Warehouse.
Price, fifty cents vial. Prepared only By
MEADE 4 BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
apl3 corner Ninth and Franklin streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

DRASS FOUNDRY 81 would
~ inform my old customers and the public gene
rally that my BRASS FOUNpHf Is sfsia IN GPer %.
line promptly and on favorable terms. The Foundry
IN en- Cary street, between Fourteenth and III
TENN sa ISL stsos"' W.. JINKINs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

The yEgETahs,a ains sI OF J. b. WOOD, Druggist,
LII can DC eruer Of Marshall and Filth stfeets,
pIana AGENT for this city. and from druggist
11sneI.Iiy In sn parts Of Virginia.
oSmh 80 &sw?ts w6m 49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-28
PITrsEURG, Sept p

The boys in blue are here ia numbers wiki
out number; they have come m clmrau.s.
and By boat loads. The city is g4lv decor
ated every street and alm0s. cyerv house I-
hung with our triumphant Is- Cons.
Geary. Butler, SprgEuc, B-aA-, D-yer-.
Simon Cameron, Schenck, Straight and other
nOtables arO here FrcmJu, IS ozp.c--.. tl-
day Gen. Butler was received eu-uHsis.-
tically along the line o. railroad aaL WIS
frequently cheered as our next Freedom
There are delegations from every ..ra.
State.
Gems. Banks, Burnside, Cox aui o-...
are spoken Of for temporary chairman. Gen..
Logan it seems certain vii be che uuauu..-
choice Of the wCs- for permanent Chairman.
The wigWam Will Accommodate 5000 dele
gates; tins Is the lowest estimate .l l..
number already present 10 tie city
It Is expected the Convent. Will u-a..
in session Tor three days and Il--i7lga wees.
The city ba- been magniic-n-iy decorated
by the the ladies with banners, notices al.
flags 4 irIumpI-l arcn has been erected H
Federal ST., II II cJUl-d after tUl tlilui ...-
arch erected TO Napoleon Ia Nilu.
Gov. Fairchili Of WIS. EE sice Pre-
Hamlin's Son, Gene. Barlow, CoclUle, N.--
ley, Olphant, and numbers Of J-L-r u.I.-
anu brigadier generals have already arrived.
Among the delegates here axe -Le v.l.r.-
bic John Buns u G,ttg-9lr.. lul --c ....-
bratei Wiscjsuin -. r elzsl 90 u.l Abe r
also here.
The Convention vii. ue,- q. -F..s.
O'Clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-28

The next session Of the General Assembly
of Vermont opens on Thursday, October
llth. Ii will be m important session. for it
has to elect two United States Senators, and
70 ratify the Constitutional Amendment but
there is IL good rcason why it should not be
q short :, ssion. Some Of its history can be
written about as well in advance as after the
final adjournment The House will be called
to ord,r by Dr.. Nichols of Mortified, Secre-
tary Of State, who in due season Will he re-
elected 20 flat ofice 4; ard 1t VIII organizeby
the choice OF Hon. join W. Stewart of
Middl.bury as speaker, and John II. Fiagg
Of Bennington az clerk. The Senate Will
ro-,lect It's old ard popular Secretary, Henry
Gu. Of Poultney. The election Of United
Sos S,rat-.s will take place, under the
new law of Congress. Oct. 23i and will
result in the election Of Hon. Geo. +. Ed
munds !cr the remainder Of the unexpired
torn of NJ. Foot, and Of Hon. Justin 5.
Morrill,, as the successor o. Mr. Collamel
for the long term. TIE Constitutional
Amendment will be ratified by the unanimous
vote of the 80 Senators. and by the yeas Of
some 24O Of the go odd Representatives.
In the absence of more important business
there VIII of course be rush Of little bills.
ard petty tinkering of the Statutes.
-, rnucb NAV he set down rs certain with
out Irovidential distractions. Other things
may be counted On with less certainty. 1t
has been understood thai Adjutant Gen. P.
I. WasLbuIn would t.,Is, q reelection to
the Office be has filled 80 hit1ially and ca
Ta'ly throughout the WI. aud till the
present. time If he persists IN that deter
mihation. new Adjutant General will have
to be chosen. There is a project for the
division Of Windham and Windsor Counties
and tie formation Of a new County from the
Northern Iart of the one and the Southern
rart Of the other, on which probably consid-
efable time will be wasted 4 proposition
t establish State normal school for training
achcrs. Will, i: is sand, be brought forward.
TIE locharter Of a railroad from Newport to
Montpelier VIII also be asked from the Lcgis-
lature These and other subjects will doubt
hess receive due consideration but for aught
that now appears there is no reason why the
session need exceed month.
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est men may fatten on the public CRIB How
do our readers like such prospect? And
will they tell US where such a course Of
things will end, when once begun Le;
them look at a country where such practices
prevail examine the picture Of corruption
IN England, as drawn by = Carleton IN a
recent letter, an extract from which We give
in another column. and ask themselves if
they desire to zee such state Of things in
itatcd here. II not, let them beware how
they wink at the beginning Of such practices
among Us. Let the nan W DO Gares 70 excuse
the disposal Of public patronage Cor money,
0: for influence, or for dirty work , have the
stern rebuke Of every honest man. Let the
people insist on clean hands. and 3 record
above suspicion, in their representatives,.
Let them put their feet upon the dangerous
and abominatle practice Of carrying elections
by the use Of money, and let US all, each in
his station, endeayJr to withstand the Insi-
dious approaches Of Generalization and cor
ruption in cur politics, and to keep the pub
lie conscience pure. In this is our only safe
ty as community and as a republic.
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On Jhe l7,a inst, the ron OF emigration ior
L.ter. this al uui-r ,le auspices Of the
American Colonization Society lat-l la goo.
ID allli-a.t- c.r-.-, a. l....,..- % men, vo-
m.u aaI cL,,i.eu. aud .lcr cis.letsr is thus
given ly ssutieman.wh3 has manifested much
interest ia one of the companies. q. some mecha-
nice. some farmers, most OF them the better
class Of freedmen, can read and writ. and are
intelligent aai religious
This number viii probably Dc considerably
increased before the vessel sails 10 November
next
S.rn hsssa-f dollars -re wanted Iy the So
oe;y o. furnish passage and suitably provide for
these cmirgants during ;hs usual period q six
month after their arrival
Surely here is ample scope Dr t,ueg.ler,o :;
aud We cannot doubt that some Of ths friends Of
che eolerel man IN Vt. VIII literally open tleir
hand 90 the society that IS thrs building up a
christian nationality for the negro, anu carrying
civilization and religion TO a cline hostile TO
the white man AID TO continent as yet teln
developed AID almost unknown.