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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
TO oWNRRs OF STOCK.
rIE BEST HORSE FARRIER BOOK WOW
IN USE

FTsEAcHEs how 70 cure ali disessss II Her
i ses and Cows, 70 increase Tie
quantity Of milk. 70 make butter hard }
and keen ~ months, - cure hog Chol- VI 80
era. 70 cure Rots IN sheep and laAten them IN
two woeks, besides many other things that
L. vo0LE, Towsontown. and Y. 6HAHkX-
BROOK. coeksysviiis. lAu1 is--A
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UNION MEN ATTENTION.


YARNS near Stations on the Northern Cen.
IL trail and Western Nd. Railroads wanted for
applicants. Commissions charged for ceiling.
~ per cent Address, Z. LIvEzEY. North
~ catonsvllle, Peat Oeaea nsitlraNVs snnnty.
Auaasa 4, ioeo-A
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REAL ESTATE AND Personal
PROPERTY

AM4HM
AT PUBLIC SALE,
~ THE VICINITY Of Tows0NTOwN y.
GTNHE subscriber will sell g. Public sale on
Il the premises. situstcd shof, dis. -
~ tanee north Of Towsontown, ont esssR
- the York Turnpike Road. oil ssts
- Aosaoy. ana II August. 1900. ssAs
st ! o'clock T. ~,
Tho following Valuable Property 1.-TWO
FRAME HOUSES. ono known o. the "wAsH-
iSGToS HOUSE" 33xIg feet. containing five
rooms, basement end eNilsr, having q good
porch IN front, with o 10. s',sehed sOxi3c !eei
good STABLE. and puup Of sxcel.ont wa
ter on the prcmises.
Tho other House. adjoining the above. !.
3sxll feet, containing four fooms. with To-
attached 5sxiSO feet.
A. the same time aud place wiil be sold.
TWO LARGE HOGS AND EINE.
PIGS, two months old: MA
\ lot Of Poultry. &C., and various GIEa
other articles too numerous 70 mention.
ISBTERNs will be made known on the
dsy Of sa.e.
PETER DoUGHERTY
SAMUEL g. WILSON. Auc,iono@r.
Aug. is.--2t
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Notice of Registration.
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT

SEVENTH ELECTION district.
NoTt'Ei Is hereby given, THAT the under.
~ signed. aproiHtcd by the Governos Of Ma.
r,lnni. Register under the act Of the Gener.
d Assembly. passed March 2lth. ls65. will
:nc'i G ihr performance oi his dutic.. ~
Pleasant Hunters.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. the 9TH and s,h
day, ~ August, lsdd.
aui will continue his session. on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of each succeeding week, a, the
same place. until the third "Wednesday o: Sep.
tcnib,r. l>6d. inclusive.
sitting each day from 4. ". 20 JPN
ELI MATTHEWS, Register.
-Natufalizcd citizens are required % bring
their Naturalisation paprr' with them
Aug. f.-->t.
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COO A MONTHi-Agents wanted Cor sir
sCOO eHfireiy Hco articles. Just out. Address
q. 7. CAREY, CITY Building. Biddeiord. Me.
Mny fe.-em.
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NesO Advertisements.

THE GREAT UNION
GIFT q o ~ q u RT!
TO ~ DRAwE AT
GROWERS THEATRE, Washington u. G..
TAursdey. September 27h, 1850.
Number OF Tickets Issued l26.OCo
PRICE 81 EACH.
$4,000 Tsivabie GtJis ,cern sie3..9l r8
be Prcssafed 70 Ticket Hoiders.
THIS is the greatest induccment ever oller-
Il ed 10 the public, one ticket out 81 every
TOUR drawing prize.
LIST on PRIZES,
uit IN u.eenbacks....... 10000
.................,... J,VVV
d" in T.So u. q. Bonds............... 5000
! g in Greenbacks................... 1000
......"............ 1000
1900 Gifts in Greeubacks, - esch..... 5000
ThTee.Atory Brick House on Third
A., east, hot. Massachusetts Ave.
and North q. Capitol Hill, Wash.
ington, u. t............ .................. S,aeN
Fine Lot adjoining tho above
idenec north. 10 ieet front by %
deep TO an alley ........................ 600
Nine square Grand Pianos at sooo each five
Melodians at 5000 each; 10 Gents Gold Watch
at $3.50 each u Lady's Diamond Watches
at $3.50 each 10 Lady's Diamond Watches al
sI25 each 20 American Hunting ease Watches
SlOO each 10 Silver Plated Tea Sets at SO
each 10 Silver Casters At SIS each G.OOo Al
buns from - 10 SO each $50 Gold Rings FROM
S5 to $40 each; 2.0oO Gold Pens, in boxes, A.
81 each 1900 Gold lined Gobleta aud Cups AT
~ each 1900 Pair Gents cold Sleeve buttons
from ~ 10 - each 9,ooO Clocks. Books. Cutie
~, &c.. from - 20 81 each ia all 30 900 gifts.
the total value of which is $l23.2pl.
The drawing will take place after the Con.
cert on the stage Of the theatre, where s.n0O
IA fnsHaa 4 faafs MIL La
appointed by the audience 10 superintcnd the
same. All purchasers aud agents will be- sup
piled with correct lists OF drawing soon a.
published. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing, aud IL their mum
her appears in the iist of drawn numbers. they
will forward their ticket Immediately. with full
directions ~ e. the shipping 81 goods ar
moneys. Tickets are for sale nt the principal
hotels, booh and music stores in tho city, and
ut our Office, $40 Penn. Avenue, between Sixth
and seventh. Price sI.0o.
Good aud reliable Agents wanted ia every
city. town and village IN the United States, 10
whom great inducements are offered. Refer
enccs required.
be- sent al our risk. with their address written
legibly. that no mistakes may occur IN sending
their giis. We will send 10 one address , tick.
cts for $500; 10 tor So: 20 or ~ ," 90 '"r
s26.3J.
All communications should be addressed 10
VINCENT. BUTTERFIELD 4 co.
$40 Pa. Az, Washington. u. g.
T. %. Lock BOX 10.
The proprictors will donate 10 the director
81 the National Orphans HON" Institution
$1,000.
RHFEhEsrEs.
Hon. A l.. MerrimAn. washingt IN. Il. g.. y.
!. Weed. Esq. Asst. Solicitor Court 81 Claim
g. NJ Walker, Esp, Adrian, Michigan Hon.
Felix Strouse, n. C., Penn. ; Il. &. Dewitt. Eco
Cleveland. Ohio: Hon. VIM. y. Bu',crhcld. y
York. Hon. Henry Barnes. Detroit. Michigan
y. D. Eldrcdgc, R-q. Adrian. Michigs"
Aug. Est
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Notice of Registration.

FOURTH ELECTION District.
NOT.'E j. hereby gwen. Tha' The und-.-
~ -tturi lftoIntc,i hy 'hs Governor q. Ma.
rylani. a ltrs-trr under thc CO.. % the Cencrn'
Assembly. passed March eiih, is65 will me"'
%. "a. performance 90 his du,!c-.a,
lfrs. Hoorer's Hotel, KeiSte,stoWn.
(Me place If holding eiectioaS,)
a. Tiosf.y dHi W;dHei1av "a. ia ori ~
iiv' = Aggl'' isd6.
~ IJegc,''S Hoiei, Woodensburg,
~. r. siig nd W'ia.'iig lug. u + Is. 81 .
a. D. L. Gareys II Nile Hovss.
O,ri3yS Hills.
IN T..si,yrf H,i'.slly. lug. 81 4 -. - :.
Aud will continue h. sessions On Tuesday
sni weuiucedav - each succeeding week ~,
Mr.. Mowers liotel. 10 Ecstcrsiown. until tho
Third Nttfctiay ~ Ssp't H,bcr. 1896.
inclusive. -it.iEg each day from \. ~. o. :
=. ". WALTER :. FORD.
july 2s.-~;. Register.
--Nainralix"j citiscu- or" required - bring
their naturalization pspcrs wish them.
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Legal Notices.

TNHIs - TO GIVE NOTICE, that ths anb.
i serlbsr has obtained from ths Orphans'
Court OF Baltimore county, letters teslamsn-
tary on the estate Of
CARL sTREcKRR,
late Of said county, deceased. All pernona hav-
ing claims against the said estate, ere hsssby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber,
On or befors the lsh dsy cfAprii, 1867
they may otherwise By law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 70
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this iAtd day
MARIA T. sTREcKER.
Aug. is.-ii' Executed
TMIs IS TO GIVE notice. that the sub
Il seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters Of edmin
istration on the estate Of
HERMAN ecHoERMANN,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned " exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof 70 the subscriber,
o. or b(ovs tks let day el April, 1897
they may otherwise by Law be excluded FROM
ell beneft Of said estate. Those indebted .
said estate arc requested 10 make Immediate
payment, Given under my hand this lie, day
ELIZABETH EcHoERMAES,
Aug. t.-4te Administrative.
TTNHTs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
i Gerber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of baltimore county, letters % sdmlA.
istgeiion on the ostate Of
eALLIE A. McoAW,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hsV.
ing claims against tho said estate arc hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber,
o. o. befors me iih day q APriL, 1897
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ell benefit Of ssid eatate. Those indebted "a
esid estate are requested 10 mako immediate
payment. Given under my hand this TtA
dsy Of August 1899.
AMANDA Z. HOWARD,
AUG. il.--it- Adminintrntrtx.
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CELF SEALING FRUIT CANS.
- FISHERS PATENT CANS, the hest AZ
,icie ~ The kind IN use, for sale by
l.. vOGLE. Tcwucntown.
August is.-ti.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE,


A y INSTITUTE for the bonedt oftho Pub.
IA lie School Teachers aud Assistants oi Bal.
unoro county. will Do held az T0WsoETOWN.
commenaing
o. Tuesday. auguei 2sfi.
and terminating on Friday, sirt. 4 morning
and afternoon session will be held each DAY.
Professors Newell aud Loakln will BE- ia a..
tendance during the entire torn.
Addresses viii be delivered BY distingu shed
friends 81 education.
II IL incumbent upon the Teachers and A.
sietants employed by tho school Board o. ~.
tend and refnain throuehcut the entire session
81 the Institute.
The proprietors Of the Hotels have kindly
consented 10 furnish accommodation ~ che
Teachers at reduced prices.
Tho public are respectfully invited - A..
tend.
nD-Teaehers who intend riding In the York
Road Passenger Railway cars during their AZ.
tendance 81 the Institute can purchase tickets
AZ the School Commissioners cfiiee. p ". Cal
vert Sc. or kom II. &. McGiNN.
rresL Bcerd School Commissioner.
August ie.-2t
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TO All Whom II May Concern I
Notice IL Hereby Given.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, Ths. thirty
~ drys ate. this date application will ts
adc % tho County Commissioners Of Baiti.
more oouzty for a change in the bed ef the
county yoed leading from Mr.. cole's. on the Old
Hartford road, % Dulsaoy's, or the Bsitimors
and IIay.o DO Grace turnpike; the change %
So made through the land q Mr. Groin. !crsnes
Is tie !oRd %! Robert Howord.
WILLIAM II. MACE
John II. MITCHELL.
PHILIP CLARK.
Arvtf.. 1t
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Notice at Registration.

Notice at RcsistrattOn.
NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT
NOTICE B. hereby given. That the under.
~ signed. appointed a Register. ~ tho t'ov.
ernor oi Marylanj. under ;hc act e the Gcner.
al Assembly. passed March 2ith. is5S. will
NEE, for the performance ~ his duii"-. ~
Gordasiomn Hotel,
On Tuesday aui Wednesday. the 9Th AMI sih
AMI iith and 18th days ~ August. 1890
al IocSORtoCa,
On Tue-,isy and "Wednesday. the sl.' and ssi
and ssih aud sg,h days Il August. isesi
al The Relay House, Northern Gem
trol RoiIroy,
on Tu.,,lay aud Wednesday. the ath and 18th
days Of September. ls6d;
IN HdmpdcR Village, (lSldbtoTR,)
on Tucsday and Wednesday, tho nth and 18th
DAYS Of September. 1858
n Cold Spring Hotel,
On Tuesday aud Wednesday. the 18th and 18th
days Of September, 1853
sitting each day from , A. NJ. 10 r. N.
EDWARD RIDER, Jr., Register.
--Naturalirci citizens are required 10 bring
thior Naturalization papers With them.
August i.-s,.
Bounties I Additional Bountiesli
Under late Act ct Congress.
ALso. IYvALID AND WIDOWS. PENSIONS
INCREASED
INFORMATION GRATIS. Letters Of inqui'
Il ~ should enclose stamp. Apply 70, oF
address, 4. y. WRIGHT,
"a W. Fayetic Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Aug. is.--an, Near Mansion House.
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A IL PERSONS SHOULD KEEP = SUP.
N PLY or ~. ATHERTON'- CHERRY
COADIAL" on hand ~ Il is Warranted - cure
any q! the above complaints.
Al; for AtheFioa's Cherry Ccrdisl. 'ess 10
otho- ond wo guarantee G cure.
V. H. BROWN = BRO,
gcSrPai AGESEs.
Iiher,~ street, Baltimore. iii..
And For sale by
W. s. sHEALEY. Towson'own.
Angus, 4 fsas-fv
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Unconditional Union Executive
Committee.
4

VVVHE MEMBERs OF THE UHcoNDlTIoN.
Il AL UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY. consisting Of Mes
-rs. George u. whittemorc, Rob,. II. Thompson
Nicholas y. lIAight. Henry frantz. Jasper y.
slack. John Ditch, David 5. Longneck.r. Eli
ward l.. Larsh. Benj. u. Bush. Daniel Dcekley.
Capt. Henry wilhelm, Christian Gore. William
Foster, Capt Henry e. McAilister. captain
Robert +. Smith. James X. Miller. John II.
Longn"ckcr. Joseph Merryman. james u. Me-
Comas, J. Augustus Hamilton, Jesse Garrett.
Geo. l.. Edwards. n. X. Lnsbv. VIM. Button.
Capt. =. q. y. wal,emeyer aud Edw. White
more. ara requested 10 meet ut TowSoNTowN.
on "Wednesday. SpieH,bfr l2th. 1859,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
4 full attendance IL requested, ~ business Of
Importance will he before the Committee.
ny order of Committee.
CHRISTIAN CORR, Chairman.
Aug. ll.-lm.
NorE.-lt will be perceived that thoae who
have abandoned the Union organization for the
purpose of forming the "new party" ar" not
included In this cali.--Eps.l
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Insolvenf Motion.

August as.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-10
AN HONORABLE NEGRO.

The Richmond Enquirer relates an in
stance OF rare honesty, in colored man.
which we take pleasure 10 circulating BY
giving It place in our columns:
,nnA Da0f, efsr snsNsls1 Se,NsI-v v1lsr v4 -risl
faurateur of our city. and those who know
him place the most implicit confidence in
his honor, and . circumstance which came
to our knowledge a few days since proves
how worthily this confidence is bestowed.
Wishing TO purchase his own and his
wife's freedom, John, some years back. ap.
piled to his master. who, although John, as
q celebrated caterer and bartender, was q
very valuable servant, readily acceded Gas
was the universal custom Of Southern gen.
tlemen) TO the request, and agreed 10 let
John purchase himself and wife for many
hundred dollars less than their value, and
20 pay him as he could make il convenient.
John went to work manfulIy and paid
for his wife. but at the close Of the war still
owed his master balance Of two hundred
dollars on his purchase. There was not
wanting advisers. who, with the peculiar
ideas Of honesty entertained by some peo-
pie, urged John not to pay the balance Of
the debt. Amt you free anyhow ," they
urged. but John replied, /" No. my master
acted like a gentleman to me he let me
buy myself and my wife cheap; | owe him
the money honestly. and intend 70 pay it."
And he kept his word, aud few days ago,
despite the hard times, John discharged the
obligation in full.
Such conduct esinces regard for honor
which would ennoble any man, and John
will stand (anj deservedly) higher than
ever in the estimation Of every Richmond
gentleman. John belongs TO that hume.
rous and respectable portion Of our colored
population who give Wardwell and Hun
nicut the cold shoulder, attend TO their own
business. pay their debts, and with saga
city which does credit 10 their understand.
ing, rely for their support upon their old
masters who will. they know, despite the
malicious iabrications Of few ignorant ca
lumniators. prove themselves in the fu-
ture, as they have ever done in the past,
their best and truest friends"
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INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH-A DEs
PERATE FIGHT.

From an official report of the superin-
tendent Of Indian affairs for ,he territory
Of Arizona, made TO the Washington gov
ernment. we have the particulars Of re-
cent severe Sight on the road from La Paz
to Prescott, in Arizona, between a large
party Of Apache Indians and number OF
soldiers aud citizens. IL appears that on
the LIST Of August, small train ot six load
ed wagons leit La Psz for the purpose Of
going to Prescott, reaching point known
as Skull Valley, distant thirty miles from
the latter place. without nolestaiiun.
Leaving Skull Valley on the llth. they
proceeded on their way towards Prescott.
and after travelling several miles. began 10
observe suspicious movements on the part
OF the Indians, which at once aroused their
apprrhensions. and preparations we're i'm
mediately made to repel any attack. About
one hundred Of the Indians then made their
appearance, and after being warned Of by
the trainmastr, held brief consultation,
aud then announced themselves as Apache
Mojayes, saying they we're friendly, and
that they did not desire the spiling Of blood
but at the same time declaring their inten-
tion Of possessing themselvs Of the horses
belonging TO the train and the stores con.
tained in the wagons.
On the frst approach Of the savages, the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-10

concedIng universal negro suffrage, the
Southern States may count that population
- the basis Of representation. But a. the
matter is left to each Southern State to de-
termine for itself, it is evident. that az A
practical question, the anne ndment simnly
dePrives the South Of the representation
based on the negroes. inasmuch as there Is
not the slightest probabilitylthat the South.
ern States would grant universal negro
suffrage in order to retain their political
power unimpaired.
Testing the constitutional anne endmentby
the evident effect Of il, il amounts simnly
to taking from the South all representation
OF the negroes. II .' 90 .%
Such being the amendment we would be
glad to have pointed out where the Presi-
dent had ever committed himself to this DO.
licy. At what time, where, and to whom
did he express himself in favor of taking
from the South the representation which the
coIored population gave iti
While the President has never given his
assent to this cutting of of the legitimate
political power of the South as the Consti-
tuition now stands, SO, further, he has never
committed himself to universal negro suf-
frage.
In his celebrated conversation with Geo.
L. Stears. the President expressly said.
that ]" il would not do to le: the negroes
have universal suffrage now il would pro-
duce war of races.'
In the Presidents despatch to Governor
sharkey. his Excellency defined his views
on this subject. He said: +" IF you conld
extend the elective franchise to all persons
oil color who can read the Constitution Of
the United States in English and write
their names, and to all persons who own
real estate valued at not less than $3.50, and
nav faxpa fharenn I" r.. --.
dent favored was equality of suffrage.
But this policy is rendered impossible by
the p opposed amendment to the Constitu-
tion. Under that amendment State is
not permitted to have policy Of suffrage
which does not discriminate on account Of
color; but il must have universal suffrage,
or lose the black clement as basis OF rep.
resentation.
The President, therefore. in refusing to
adopt the proposed amendment Of the Con-
stitution requiring universal negro suf-
frage. or the cutting of all representation
based on this population, is entirely con-
sistent with all Of his declarations upon
the subject.
This fact stands out in bold relief, and
no amount OF ingenious writing can i'm
pair or weaken it in any degree.
National lnieikgencer.
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To BE HrRED 0UT.-0n the 9th of August
last, one DIR. Elihu Toland was convicted
on his confession. in the Criminal Court of
Gadsden County in this State, Of the crime
of bigamy. and was fined one thousand
dollars and costs, the whole amounting to
81 ,l26, and committed to Jail in default OF
payment, The prisoner being destitute Of
all pecuniary means, the Board Of County
I Commissioners have directed the Sheriff
to put him on the block and hire him out
!" 10 any person or persons who will take
him for the shortest period of time and pay
said fne and costs" The hiring was to
have taken place last Saturday.
TaLahasse Floridian.
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With its sense Of justice, its faith in true
democracy, its vigor and industry and
vast wealth, must inevitably rule This land,
but it will secure and benekcislly exercise
that rule only BY the same process which
governs all true civilizatipn--not by force.
II fear is entertained. that the Southern
people may be insecure in what they have
done toward reconstruction, and that they
desire admission to the national councils
only that they may undo il and repudiate
our national debt. here is q continued ex.
clusion BY means Of the proposed amend
nent. which will not be ratified. Their
exclusion cannot be permanent. Y This peo-
Pis, VIII not suffer il 10 be lasting. and they
wiii return at last without those conditions,
put still less inclined to patriotism and
good faith. They are Americans, and
they have at least the weakness common
to the nation and to them. as it would be
to Is. Exclusion from the Union and from
complete self-gsvernment is disorganizs-
tion. politically and socially. The freed
men among them and the rest Of the nation
might suffer by everything which demora-
iized their condition. and be benefited by
everything which ele,at il. True, we
DO not believe the people Of the South will
violate the good faith which they have
pledged to Us In the National Union
Convention at Philadelphia more than three
hundred Southern delegates. holding inHu-
ential positions at home. claiming to rep.
resent, and, as we believe, actually re pre.
sentlng constituencies which can make
good their promises. cordially co.operated
with the North in pledging that Conyen.
ton and the people that the public debt of
the United States should forever remain sa.
cred that the insurrectionary debt should
not be paid, and that the rights Of the freed.
men should be protected. We believe that
Keep tRenh; mn; : e:pectisi;y tsi; al -s0isTs who
know the, character Of their late opponents,
we believe that the soldiers Of the South
men who have endured so bravely and con-
stantly the trials and privstions OF four
years Of war-are. despite the error of their
cause, men Of personal honor and self res
pect, and that they will no: permi. the
communities in which they dwell to violate
promises given in the most solemn forms.
We hold, then, that no reason has been gi-
ven which can justify an sdherance to the
course which has been proposed BY Con-
gress, or for further continuance Of the
present unhai py condition Of the country.
IL the same class Of men who have estab.
lished this policy shall be returned to the
next Congress, that condition will grow
worse for two years longer. Who Can es.
innate the evils which will meantime have
fallen upon all races in those communities
as we'll as ourselyesi