davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-17
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES
s. The amount of Liabilities due or not duo
TO Banks. or other creditors
8 J Usses adjusted and due.
= Loses Justed aud not due
g. Losses uuaoiusted
2. Lo s-- ia suspense waiting
Tor further proof -............. IS 4j0 %
10. All otner claims against the
Com jsny, unclaimed dtvi
deuds .----.--.....-.-..,.. 1,l12, so
TOtsl Liabilities .........-. *76622 so
IL. The gre.test punt insured in any one
r-k~.........-.... $4,000
L. The great--t amount allowed be thu
relies Of the Company 10 beinsured IN
-, any o-e city, town or yage...-..-..... No Rule
IL. The greats-t amount allowed t be IN
survd ia sny one block, governed by
Clr-ur,- ana -.
IA The Act Of Incorporation of the Comla-
ny already filed
STATE oF Nrw YoRK
City and County ofNew York. =
WIN. pitt Palmer, Pr. slider and 4 Smith secretary
Of the Manhattan Insurance Company. being sevetaly
and duly swora dep0se and ~ aud each for himself
that fh~ foregoing is true, full correct state
men Of the affairs Of the I'd CORPORATE and that they
the above described officers tn eof; and that rart
Of the capl earnings Of said company has hee te.
posted in different States security r loss therein
W. 7. PALMER President.
J.SMlTH. Secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me the above named
W p Palmer. President, and Andrew Smith SECRETARY
[sesl THOMAS L. THoRNEtL
Commissioner for Iowa in New York
AUTHORS OFFICE Iowa.
DIS MONIES Much bth $50
Ii is hereby certified that ha- been filed in his
Of statement, showing the condition of the
Manhattan sire Insurance Company located at New York
in the STATE Of New orb the first day Of Jannary
A .. 1868. ordar with the provisions Of an ACT
OF the General Assembly of the State Iowa entitled
An Act in relation - Insurance Companies approved
January 2s. lNa1. AVID Act ndatory ther-o RID
prpv F. efu ~ nth 1855 and Act relation 10
Life lu,ursns In suies arPrs we'd March Eth 1892
that sal s'ae1"t shoe that said Company is ed
oil ths requisite amount Of capital, and invested as re
quirtd by iaw.
thonty j. n refore given TO the above named Com
PAM = r W act their appropriate hsies Of Insurance
In Is tut in accordance with tn Jaws thereof until
the 8 1t dY Of January, A thousand eight hun
dred and siNty-se,
1t IS also oert FED that WM FULTON Of Keoknk has
been duly appointed by said Company their laS ful
AGENT ant Attorney CT the county of Tee with f,u
power TO tskn risks cf Insurance ther-in ana 10 sc
knowleil 81 pt proc pto,ii,d ~ hK mon
his Ing wta the C'k Of the list Cont in aud fr
said county th- riff aud copy OF the ment
file Ia III. rffre
Iii, further certified that the attached is trre and
ect COPY of ia .tafement.
- III testimony whereof, / have hereunto set
e. fny hand and AfIi Z 81 my seal office the day
- ami wear fret above written.
IN0. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor of State.
mchl6tlV sAML A AfRES Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-17

IL. The gre4test am 1uut insured in any Oh
ri-k ..............
u. The great--t amount allowed bv tn
roles Of the Company 10 beinsured n
any o~e city. town or ilage...-....-.-.-.
IL. The grcatc-t amount allowed be- iu-
survd ia sny one block, governed by
Clr-un- au 20 s....-......-........ .............
IA The Act Of Incorpo of the COMPS
by already filed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-17

E0R SALE.-Eighty acres of improved
L land Charleston, lie county wa. Good i'm
proyements thereon Price s5 per "cre-,ery cheap.
Goo title. Enquire Of WM FULTON.
DIV Real E.tata AGENT No. s2 Nun street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

tr,o THE LADIES THE LADIES OF NEW yoRK
are rsuursed TO visit the Cooper Institute, roor a.
no NJ MONDAY morning, aud examine specimens
Al work which Mrs EDDISs proposes teaching ~ sman
r,ce being to raise for the establish
Of . ladies' literary and religious paper for the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

LNOKEST GROVE HOUSE-SCH0OLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Springs New Jersey is now opened for the reception
of permanent and transient The proprietor of the
Forest Grove House will accommodate families and visitors
At low rate strict regard TO the respecabty OF the
house will annrd having rent TO All communion
tons addressed to the undersigned will meet with prompt
attention. y. MATHEWS. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

froyTiNE HOTEL. tI AMI 80 BROADWAY, AND
branch Of the Tontue corner Of rofilandt and West
streets, kept on the European plan Choice airy Rooms
newly Furnished, nne restaurant, aud everything comfort
ahe and home like IN both houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

60 OnA FOR SALE. A SPLENDID FARM IN
'NJ.UUU. New Rochelle, westchesier county, NJ " on
the New Haven Esiresd about ter minutes NAH from the
DEPOT IN the Whit Plains road The farm known the
Hsrer farm; contains about good bic Land
with an the buildings required Tor farm. There
streams OF water running through The farm For further
particulars inquire 81 u. VOLTS fnrnitue nanufac,ofy
southeast cotnsr o Thyses9nd stress ara First Avenue,
n T.. eg lie pftuO,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

1c nnn CASH WILL BUY LARGE DWELLING
No.UUU House and two Lots OF Ground beautifully To-
tsed al Jamaica, Long Island. r. COVERT, 80 Pine IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

SukRMAN HOUSE, as BRooMB STREET, NEAR
y Rrosd~ay.-rhis new hotel open aud IL
Quoted or IN. European plan The win Dc let IN
single 90 gentlemen permanent transient Those in
want OF clean and well ventilated moderate prices
will and " TO their interest 10 call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

lIARRJE NANTEIS.--TiIE BEST PLACE IN THE
M city purchase Marble xanlels Of the latest designs,
a. very low prices A kIsAHERS fa4he Works, No.
Ics Esst Eshecbsh street near ltird swpue, k,v iors
nut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

al -nn FOR 400 ACRES GOOD LAND. WITH
IL .DVV house barn A.. Also several hundred acres
WOODLAND for sale cheap Location near New YORK APP
piv "a Pine street y. v. MASTfN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

IvINELAND FARM AND FRUIT LANDS IN A wfDD
and he ,hul climate. Thirty mites south 81 Phadel
pbis Nv Railroad New Jersey The line latitude
a. Baltmorr, Nd and where large numbers OF returned
settling The soil Is rich and productive
VARYING from ay ~ sandy loan. suitable for Wheat,
Grass Corn frnts and Vegetables THIS IL great
fruit Five hundred Ninsya s and Orchards have
been PLANTED by experienced fruit growers. Grapes
Peaches Pears Sc produce immense PROFITS Vnel.nd IS
the most beautiful paces Ia the United States
The territory consisting If forty tive square miles ~
land Il laid upon general system nj improvements
The land only sold lnacusl settlers with provision Tor pub
he adnrnmcnI The place ~ ~
other advantages has become the of peope 81
taste n Eve thousand people within the
Churches Stores Schools Academies, Soci
etrs Of Az and Learning. aud other elements Of
nr.U and culture have been introduced Hun
dreds Of people are constantly settling Several hun
dred houses being constructed and II " esti.
mated thst hundred viii be built during the
Price Of farm land. twenty lots upward. SIS
per acre aud Village Lots FOR sale Fruits
and earlier IN this district other
locality Of Norfolk Va Improved Places sale
Opsnin kinds OF business lumber yards
tnres foundrs stores and the Ike For who de-
sire mild winters hcafhfu climate and good soil In
country beautifully improved Astounding in fruits and pos
sessne an other social privileges IN the heart OF civilization
worthy Of visit Letters answered and the Nineiand
Rural giving Fun information and containing
SCION Robin son. sent to applicants Address CHAS. X.
LANDS vincland Post oe, Lands township New Jer.
From report OF Scion Robinson. agricultural editor OF
the Tribune Of the most extensive fertile tracts In
almost position and suitable condition for pleasant
tina, know Of this side Of the Western prares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

II ENlSGION HOTEL FORTY EIGHTH STREET AND
Lexington New hous-. good hoard airy
lodgings - ugh, meals "a cents each Permanent
b0ariers 80 pet week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

DAvIitos HOTEL, FAR RocKAwAY. 4. l., WILL
JAMES CUNNING. Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

llARBfEizEp SLATE NANTELs-sUPERfoR IN Ar.
nj pearsnce, durable, half the price Of marble.
X STEWART 6n5 Silth avenue and ,30 Broadway be.
tween Thir,y.afth and Thirty sitth . reefs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

L'TLF or Tuf HERtLD.-wASrED, A FILE OF rBu
i Hsrsla for 1857, Address ", D., Herald once -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09
NEWSPAPERS.

f,oPIEs or NEW YORK HERALD.-wASrEp, oNR
~ two copies Of October ~ and 20 1897
10 10 81 inclusive. OF The same year Address W. y A.
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

CITE FOR POST oFfICE.--AT A MEhtiNG ~
- the Commission on the once site, held Uis Wr
day ~ Nav 1850 the following resolution Was ANONYMOUSLY
adopted and ordered to be published ,..--- IT,
Rssoy.s That In accordance with act Of couUsss
provcd MAY i'll 1850 appontinga stommsslon 70 stcni
o,er ,e gor building Post once and Tor tst
mediation Of the United States Courts ot INC wy o' ~
~ ns he OF al their earliest
nence tie Commit invite proposals 70 DO msd" on
a. h. fore eduesday June IS At IL NJ for the sale ~
space Of land equal % twenynve o. thirty city lo, gensl
y sps Ia, fohn r. Norman. Mayors Office, % James
u.ii' pos, oe,cr JOHN r. HOFFMAN, Chairman
"'''f - JAMES KELLY, Sectsiay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

LyOREST HOUSE, BUDD'S LAKE. n j.. WILL OPEN
IL June Is Parties wishing TO engage Rooms for the
may address NJ Sharp, Proprietor, Budd's Lake
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09
NOTICE To PERSONS ENGAGED IN. THE sASr-
~ fscsure Storage Sale Of Combust Materials
METROPOLITAN FIRE DrrAusY~r,

The attention OF dealers in combnsthle materials
specifically called 10 the provisions Of the law passed At me
session OF the Legislature, limiting and controlling the
storage aud keeping within the city limit. Of gunpow"r,
cotton blasting powder sapefe explosive rlyrerin~
fireworks petroleum. kerosene napha benylne csmphen".
burning ud pure plrlts aquafos vitriol sulphur phos
phorue, ether nitrate of soda nitrate OF silver lime
pitch resin urpcntne varnsh, cotton, hay srsw nsr.
hemp, husks, ruhes, rags oakun weed, matches
other cofnbustble materials.
All persons cautioned against violating aid provisions
Of law, the penalties imposed such will h. ugidv
enforced
Any information required relative 70 the keeping and
storage combusblc materials may be obtained
plcabe Firemens Hall daily aud also between The
hours Of and T. NJ from the President C. q Pinctneys
at his odlce, - Wall street
Bv order o tire Metropolitan Fire Department
q. G. PINCkNEY, President
CnAgtls T. GunFRsLFvr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

Cottage with hve Of Land laid ont by eminent
and.eapist 10 lawn nchen garden fruit and
bathing boating fishing and driving Also magnificent
Building Sites Of from 10 ten with water fronts
and bathing beaches steamboat dock property. Apply
10 j. ii. WAINWRIGHT, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

CouNTRY BoARp-Ar MOUNT KIsCo wESrcHEs-
~ ter county, ten minuter' walk from DEPOT an
and half from New York by Harlem Raroad large house,
beautiful and healthy location rooms pleasant and well
&C. For particulars apply 70 J. HYATT, Nos 3 and rs
Cooper Institute, Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

1I'IiE MANSION HOUSE REia. FNIiiE. NEW IER-
! sew opened Private Boarding House, Terms
moderate Sishng hontinR a. Horse cars Newark
rvefv haf hour Tor B.leyilie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

pETRoLEUN REFINERY FOR SALE OR TO LEksR-
L On Newtown Greek: capacity I.ueU barrels wrek :
good sorchouse For further particulars address
+ = Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

UNFINISHED ROoNS-Vtrll BOARD foR GENTLE.
Hef-renccs required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

UNFINISHED ROOMS SINGLE GENTLEMEN CaN ~
T. accommodated with furnished Rooms q No W GRAND
street Jersey Cg tNo blocks south q The ferry crm'
moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

nEVoS ttoiST--iDS RI.EECkER STREET NEAR
~ Broadway. the European plan. Furnished Rooms,
singly and Tor families aud gentlemen, transient
snd permanent Restaurant attsched.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

L,oR SALE--A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE.
nearly new. the of Stuyvesant, the han of
the Hudson river With large fruit yard and barn. pleasant
minutes walk Of the Hudson river and boat For par
culars inquire Of r. c. WILBUR A. Harder, Chambers
street N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

L,IRSI CLASS BOaHD-liOtsE. LOCATION ROOM
attentions aud for three persons with goc
references 80 ST. C.ll I3 East Twenty sr,cn,i
street. between Lexington snd Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

WILDWOOD HOUSTON THE sEAsHoRE OPPOSITE
- Keyport N J., ~ hour from New York by steamboat
Mseawan, Barclay street: fine shady groves bathing
fishing sailing drives: first class Board 81 to S2 apply
address I76 Blocker street. H. b. KENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09
HOTELS.

4 fIANriC HOTEL, CHATHAM souARE.-NEw
" mousse open al hour. irn ane Furnished Rooms for
gentlemen, by the day wees BREEDER, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

L,oR sALE-A HOMESTEAD FARM OF FIFTEEN
House contains IL Rooms, beautiful location
mile from depot, Railway. " u: plenty fruit Prlne
5000 also other Farms equally cheap also Houses aud
Lots In Meuchen aud Railway. Apply 10 J. sHANN, Gro
WELLS IIotel. Railway on A. O. KELLY. Meinchen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-SMALI.
~ House and Lot located In the village OF Tsrrytown,
miles the CITY, house has and water located
depot has been newly painted throughout Possession I'm
medsely For particulars inquire of NJ. L. CURTIS, 4l8
Broome street, uea Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09

EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE MARINE COTTAGE
Newark Bav. 10 minutes from New York, fine gar
plenty OF fruit and vegetables coach house stables
Ac hne bath house good bathing boating md nsbng
possession immediately. Inquire Of W. HENDERSON, u
Nassau street.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30

FprFpuEN's BuREAU.-Ihc report Of
thc Frecdmen's Bureau inspection, re-
Gently made by Generals Steedman
and Fullerton has been published
They condemn the whole Bureau sys-
tenn and designate it as slavery in
modified form, We give a portion of
their report of operations in Mis-
sissippi;
htCoIumbus, Major Smith, OF the Veteran
Reserve corps (the agent stationed thtIeb
made some remarkable statements to MS,
which. perhaps may show the way III Whleh
th. reuorts Of agents OF the Bureau are
sometimes connected He at first said that
fla, ucople of the district were wel[dlspos-
ed; that the freedmen were doing wen, ana
were kindly treated by all except the poorer
rLissrs of whites, from whom alone they
Irruuired protection, In very lew minutes
aucrward he asserted that outlageS on lieeu-
mau had been committed by two-thlrdS OF
th. rlnntrr. in the ncighhorhood When
messed te state specifically the nature OF the
,,it,aoes and hy whom committed, he men
| tinurd three only, all of which had been
committed ON the same plantation by thr
nyrrsecr. and all of which mad been remedied
| by fine planter himself as soon rs his atten-
| lion WINS called to them On Investigation
we found the statements of this officer as TO
! tb. ilI-trratment of negroes grossly eNaE,
reratcd, and learned that the agent iliillSti !
! had on one occasion advised +" Planter win
whom he was dining to 'cluo any h'Sto
who refused to work.
Aside from the places "i NIil,h We IA, y
,tfisttl Inv had men, We
found the negroes in Mississippi WORKING ID,
dustrouslN and rs n role kindly tle"'eo
and doing we'll. In thus rs IN "thrrS we
/ have visited the officers nt the bureau lol'
merly imposed and collected tlnes, ana many
kept no records. We found iiarheu ~
stance of Thu, kind at Urtnau"' where '"l'
mcr agent ut the Bureau Nh"P'3'" i"NN',
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30

aJea, aExactlyf'-soon shiugle saidi they
..,, thor. very time II Ire felt owley 10 the
morning be- took Plantation Bters; II be felt weary
Al night Le took Plantation ittetsi II be lacked ap'
petite was weak auKuid Or mentally oppr ssed' ne
t. Plantation Blttersi and they never failed 10 set
hlm on hIs pins square aud arm.
Few persons want any better authority but hh
soue may lust read the following;
owe much % ynu, Tor NerHy
believe the Plantation Bters lave sa ed my Me-
REV W H. WAGNER, Madrid. n "
have been great sufferer from
pyspepsia, aud had 70 abandon preaching
Tie plantation Bitters have cured me
nEV. & a WILDWOOD New York City
/ had lort all sppetifr--waa 50
week and en- rypted could hardly valk aud had q
perfect dread Of society. The lnniaiioh
Bitters have Eet me all right -.
JAMES uEfSINWAY. 81. LOUIS
The Plantation Eitters have
cured roe of deranR nnont Of tie kdueys sud Trina
nv Organs that Dir ressed ne for trs lheY ae kt
a charm c q. MOORE, 3ai broadway, y. !.
Mrs o. " DEYOE, manager of he mon Homo
school for Soldiers Children says she n gwen u
h. The weak and invalid children under her chargewin
cetved Over "A hundred RESINS of such ceriheates hu'
no advertisement effective what people the a.
selves sgy Of q COOL article. Our fortune ana our
ftaau is ri stake The original quality and hiEi
character Of these goods viii b. sustained under every
and HlI circumstances They have already obtained
sale IN every town village parish and hamlet among
civilized nat ou- Base iWitalors tr to come ~ heW
our name and style they can, and because q "d
pr rlp r,una BE- sold ,s lUw poor one, they hn'
soe support from aartes who do not care what the
sell BE- on Your guard See our private stamp oFr
| the cork, T. u. DkAhh W ~ VI"
Saratoga Spring water, ID by all Druggists
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30
nadicnI AIntm.

The Radical journals are terribly
alarmed at the popularity which the
late National Convention has gained
with the masses Of the people Con
.clous that the existence Of their par
" depends on pcrpctuating discord
and depriying the South Of represent
alton. they resort 10 the basest means
4, influence the passions Of the people
and keep alive the preiadicics and ha.
rrcd Of the gar Every imprudcnt or
foolish ret committed here, 4. heraldcd
as the deliberate action Of whole com.
mnuity md u systematic effort made
to array the public sentiment. Of the
North against rs Protesting 10 carry
on the war for the Union, they now
contend for scctionalism They de.
nounccd the Convention rs a gathering
Of Southern rebels and Northern Cop
perlleads. and oven threatened that il
should not be permitted to assemble
fin Philadelphia. But the Convention
has been heidi and the moderation
wisdom aud patriotism Of its dcIibcra
lions has won the admiration Of th'
whole country. The manifestations o
pubIic sentiment in its favor hay
struck them with dismay and unable T.
rclutc the sound principles laid dow
/ hr That body, they are urging the mos
frivolous objections.
While one Radical journal attempt
70 ridcuIc the Convention, anothc
predicts that it viii be the destruclio
Of the Democratic party But th
| Northern Democracy with the greates
unanimily support the Convention
The Democracy are all for the Iniol
the Constitution. the restoration Of tn
States. No matter what the party
called, defeat Of the Radicals will be
Democratic triumph They will con
daily unite with conservative Repul
Leans to bring about so dcsirabIea +,
suit. The masses Of the people hay
taken the matter in their own hand
will crush out Radicaism aud restol
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30


Mn. ERROR II see from your issue
OF the sd inst, that younre disposed
to second theNcY commcndable efforts
of our Mayor in behalf ofthc health OF
the city ofJackson.
luthis | bid yoH Godspcod This
is no time to be sparing any foe to
the health of our people. The Mayor
requests all persons to discourage the
bringing of "watcrmelons and other
like poisons' to the city, and to refuse
to huyoruse the same. You suggest
that to make the excellent advice of
the Mayor effective it be "thrown into
the form of an orir tahooing entirely
fine use of such articles within the city,
..,,.,,,.,;n.r ,,nli.,,tion mr. assess.
~ w. ......,...
. ing mes. very "'"' "'''' '''' ''''S
and other like roisonS' may be very
DANGEROUS To the health of city
,i,.,,,,,,l with ,h,l,r, If So. away
p..,,, ,,.. ..,,.,,,;,, ,.l,,
VIZ" '''''' ''' -.
not cNt'h" '''S' Summary ivy "''''',''''
So rs to reach all the most manifest
sources of disease. and let the "tahoo.
...,.....J..,, ,,,,,,irc tbc CLOSING of all the
,.......,.,...l..... ....l,,a, IN III,
'f"''-N ~ anu q = '''''', '.'' W -,
city t'u al''r ''"S' Z ~ '''' I'VE W
monSuatcd mat 'heSe last "'' TAT mon
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-30

This asscmblage having completeH
It's hbors, and our readers having been
furnished with the declaration Of prh-
ciples and sentiments upnn which they
acted as we'll as tbe address promni
gated To the world, we propose no"
to submit for consideration. a few
words Of comment
As 10 the Conycntionitself we may
safely say that a more intelligent pa.
tfotic and liberty loving asHrmblagc
Of gentlemen hns never been convened
ON thi. continent. since the pfomuIga
ton Of our declaration Of iudcpcn
dcncc in l11G. The dignity aud har
mony characteristic Of their dclihera
tIous. contrasts most fayorabIf with
the stormy and discordant proceed
ings Of most Of thepolit.cm tolren.
ton of modern day
The address stands upl}alIed, not
only for mere composition and style
bui also for the tone Of dignity, truth
hInc4s and Justice which pewmdc4
every sentence. Wcdouhtuot but the
Executive Committee hnyc taken
measures to place copy Of the tn
..t .t..,....,.,,t e., tttf# Equda 0f every