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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28
German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May Ii, 1857.

DIRECTORS.
Christian Hess, William Rlevls, Benno
Hammer, John Oesterling, John Ptarr, John
Roemer, Anton Reymaun, Philip Schuehle,
August Wiedebush.
uIHIS COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied, is prepared to insure BuildlDgs,
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates.
Losses afler due adjustment, Will lie
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance will receive I'M
mediate attention from the Secretary.
Companys office, room over Peoples
Bank, Nam street.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary.
h. \. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESrERLING. President,
AUGUST WED EBUSH, Vice President.
ANTON RETMANN, Treasurer,
WILLIAM KLEVIS,
PHILIP SCHUEHLE, SSurveyors.
AUGUST wIEDEBUSH,
jun8-ly
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SEwISG MACHINE FACTs.-The Gro
yer 81 Baker elastic and lock stitch
sewing machines We're awarded the
first premium at the State Fairs OfOhio
and Pennsylvania they are used by
three-iOurths of the fashionable dress
makers of Wheeling, and in hundreds
of private families in Ohio county and
West Virginia; they never fail to give
entire satisfaction; they are unequaled
for plain sewing, henming, tucking,
braiding, telling, and are the only ma
chimes That Will eHibrOidcT: they are
sold Mt Oxtoby IL Duflield's Jewelry
store, lO3 Main street, west side. Call
and see the fine display of machines,
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Us-CALrsATA.-The three
best TONES. sSIlliully and elegantly conf
bIned in an amber-coIoTed cordial. beauti-
fulIy transparent to the eye, pleasant TO the
taste, acceptable TO the stomach, in Caswell,
Hazard x Co.'S Ferro- PhOsphoratsd Elixir of
CalIsaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal
CaIisaya Bark, and each teaspOonful contains
one grain ofirou. Samples furnished free to
the profession
CASwELL., HAZARD & CO,
sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold 10y ali druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

PRoF. WHITE. STATE superintendent
of Free Schools, returned to the city "A
few days since, after an absence ex-
tending through several weeks. The
Professor has been in the Southern and
Southwestern sections OF the State, en-
gagged in holding Teachers Institutes
in the various counties in those regions.
He leaves in week or two 10 hold
similar meetings in the counties bor-
deriDg on the Baltimore Il Ohio Rail
road. We doubt IL any State has a
more perseyerins, faithful and accom-
plished scnool officer than our own.
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WoRK SroPrED.-Lust week the ma
sons who nave been engaged on the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church, We're dis
charged, and operations have been sus-
pended Icr the season. The carpenters
and plssterers are now at work in
finishing up the lecture room and class
rooms adjoining, and VIII probably
have them ready for occupancy within
thirty days. The windows OF the main
audience room have been closed up and
the tower rooted in. II is hoped that
the building committee, with the return
OF good weather next spring, will he
enabled TO resume work and complete
their splendid structure according to
the original designs.
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Observation-Disclosures" Johnston w no
Had his leg badly broken while playing
base ball, iew days since, is reported
10 Zoe improving rapidly. 1t will besev-
gEaI weeks, however, before he Will be
rut
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BACHELORS.


Passed BaIls-Lukeus Q, Booth ~.
FLY Balls Causht-BachelorS6, Bencdicts 5.
Home Ruus-Bachelnrs ., Benedicts o.
Fly Balls Observation-Disclosures q, BenediCts l..
Umpire-Mr. Adams.
The following is the score OF a match
game of base ball between the Second
Nine of the ely" and the First Nine
of the 81 Jockey" Clubs:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

ISD1ANs VS. HoRsEs.-On Wednesday
afternoon, October 3Oth, an exciting
race will take place on the race truck
at the Fair grounds on the Island, be-
tween the three Indians, DeerfOOt, Ste
vens and Steeprock, and the trottinE
mare Chance, and pacing horse o. S
Cook; the horses to trot four miles, half
mile alternately, aud the Indians TO run
two miles and tifty rods, in the same
order.
The race will take place promptly at
. O'Clock. Admission to the grounds
PnNo for rent at sheib's Music Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

PREMIUM ESSAYS on BANKISG.-The
publisher of the Bankers Magazine, in
his October No., 1867, offers a premium
of THREE HUNDKED DOLLARS tor the
best essay on Banking and Finance,
and Two HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
second best article on the same subject.
The essays to be placed in the editors
hands on or before January l, lS6S.-
Each essay may be on any one of the
following subjects:
l. The advantages Of the National
bank system of the United States, now
in force. II. The best mode OF extin-
punishment of the National debt OF the
United States. III. On sound princi-
pies of banking. ". Advice to young
bank officers on the management of a
bank and the duties OF their profession.
The contributions will be submmit-
ted TO committee of bank officers,
who Will award thetwo premiums. The
publisher reserves the right to publish
all these contributions in the current
volume of the Bankers Md1d=iRe-( Jitiy
1867 to june 1851 Every one publish
ed, that does not obtain the premium,
to be paid for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

Rev. Mr.. a.sELE Will lecture before
the Young Mems Christian Aasocis-
tion, this evening, commencing at ~
r-.In.L-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

SATURDAY morning the main water
pipe leading down Market street burst
esI some where near the Second Ward
Market House. worErnen were at
once set to work TO repair the damages,
and accomplished 1t in a few hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

a DIsaRACEFuL fight came OF in the
neighborhood of the Market House,
on Saturday, between Peter Benner
and a man named MossGrove-he
VINO rings the auction bell about
town. The affair is represented as a
regular rough and tumble one. Moss
grove having drawn the First Blood
was declared the victor, and is now re-
posing on his luurels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

good and cheap.
SEWING, MACHISE STATIsTICs.-Du-
ring the wear 1866, Wheeler & Wilson
sold upward OF $1,000 Machines, and
during the past five years their sales
have averaged twelve thousand tl2,OOO)
Machines per aunum more than any
other COmpdny's.
1863 1854 1855 1866 Total
wheelsF & 2s,7s 4oos2 so,I57 5O,ls2 l5s,l2e
Singer. 1920 2e2S7 23,al7 S6,29O ilo,ioi
Difference. s8.S 1855 I5siJ 1892 4S96j
In reference to the Highest Premium
The cold Medal recently awarded
Wheeler az Wilson at the Paris EN-
position-lhe Independent well says:
THAT modern wonder, the Atlantic
Cable, seldom flashes messages between
the TWO hemispheres fraught with more
pleasing, as well as Important lntelii-
sence, than was the announcement that
a magnificent tribute OF merit had been
awarded to one of the most enterPrisinS
firms-the Wheeler IL Wilson Manuiac.
turing Company. This is the only Gold
Medal awarded for Sewing Machines
and Button hole Machines. There were
eighty-two competitors. That which
has long been claimed by the Wheeler
IL Wilson Company, ana which those
who are acquainted with the superior
qualities OF these Sewing Machines,
have never hesitated to acknowledge as
u righlful claim, must now be untver-
sally Overwhelmingly, that the
excellence, the most desirable. To The
protectors of these Machines, their
award is in truth well deserved"
The Singer Machine exhibited by NJ.
ColIebaut, of Paris, stood as low as No.
IL on the roll of merit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

Al Individual named Felix TabD Was
brought before Squire Johnston on
Saturday, charged al selling goods
without license. lie vas ined fiye
dollars, in accordance with tbs statute
in such cases made and provided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

MORE BASE BALL.-On Saturday
afternoon the match game between the
Benedicts and Bachelors came off on
the Island. The following is the score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

MNREIAGEs.-A Iuu seems 70 have
occurred in the matrimonial depart
lueut. \ fortnight since business was
brisk, eleven licenses having been is
sued from the Recorders Office week
before last. Recorder Woods told US,
Saturday evening, but hgo had gone
oct during the week. We thought We
heard 0, deeply drawn Sigh, as the in
formation was given us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

PIANOS and Organs for sale in month";
" payments at Shields Music Store.
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AorDExr.-Aso son OF Mr.. G. r. Tiugie
while playing in the pnrlor OF the
nrIure House on Saturday, fell OF the
ragi.f-r di-IDcaunE the elbow joint
Dr. Il. II. Cumlnins was called in and
r...tr,rad the Gislncstion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

KETUESED.-Tuesday morning our
uelElbgr, c. l.. Zane, Es4r., and mum
beg ofotheE gentlemen len the city for
the Potomac river on hunting and
fishing excursion. They returned on
Saturday, highly pleased with the sue
cess OF the expedition, having secured a
large humber of splendid bass, together
with "a goodly quantity Utsquirrcis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

SOME evil disposed person, about
o'eIociS Saturday evening, threw II
stone among Il lot OF fancy balloons
carried along the street by a French
man, causing quite number 70 eN-
ploGa. The FrsnChman exploded, too,
giving vent to his wrath in terrible
mixtuTe OF first class French and Eng
lIsE swearing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

We mentioned a few days since that
several OF our citizens had been incor-
poraied under the name Of she Wheel
iu. wagon and Carriage Manufactur-
iug Company, for the purpose Of enter
iug largely into the manufacture of the
articles named IN their title. They
have already commenced operations
add orders are coming in brlskly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

cmrur CoUGr.-The entire session
.nrf4e Court, on Saturday, WAS occupied
boo hearing the arguments III the case
brought down from Hancock county.
Tu- court viii probably adjourn this
t..rrIfllg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-28

We are now receiving a nice lot OF Fancy
Goods, suitable for presents, which 20 be APP
preciated, must be seen.
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PIANO for rent at Sheib's Music Store.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
NEU- ENGLAND.
RAILROAD MATTERS IN MAINE.

RAILROAD MATTERS IN MAINE.
~ rsIx0EpH TRIBUNE
BANGOR, Me-. May l6.-rhe City of Bangor voted
yesterday by yeas 10 81 nays, 10 take stock IN me
Bangor and Pscataquis Railway to the amount o 10000
The Piscaaquis will probably take ,slJoVVO more
and Bangor viii loan her credit for s6O0O10
NEW DIRECTORS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD
BosroN, May l6-At a meeting of the Directors OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad held in this city to-day to
III vacancies existing the Board the following gentle
man were elected: VIM. g. Ogden, OF Chicago. President
Clieago and North-Wes Railroad; }. Edgar 1nomp
SON OF Philadephia Pa, Presidept OF Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Robert II. Ber9el, OF New-Nork
President of the Erie Railway Geo. W. tass, o1
and CHICAGO Railroad william q. Fargo, OF Buffalo
Vice.president OF New-York Central Railroad and
homas H. ,nnteld Of Burlington, VI. These gentlemen
With the lion JOhn Gregory smith, President OK Vermont
central Rairoad the Hon. r. d. Rice, President OF Port
land and Kennebce Railroad the Hon. Onslow stearns,
Presdent OF old Colony Railroad, and Ben d. Cheeny
of NJessrs Wells Fargo Co., constitute Board or te
ablest railway managers of the country, and unltes ID
fins enterrse the leading railroad interests connecting
H. and whose experience aud ability will insure the CONN.,
ence of the country the prosecution ana success OF
this great national work
THE MASSACHUSETTS, BOUNTY BILL KILLED
BosroN. May 16.-Tbe Soldiers Bounty bill was
killed in the Legislature to-day by 10 majority Hotel
hairs for te sale Of liquors aud al other public bars IN
cIty arc 10 CLOSE after Saturday next or fhe todt hnO
s,tpts viii Dc subjected t. seizure
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
CANADA.
W rEfreRlpH 10 rnt rElBryK.

~ rEfy yeRiPH r
OTTAWA, May I5-The Executive Committee clostd
its sittngs yesterday for the present The changes IN
the departments will involve the removal OF some seventy
families from This city Their places probably will bo
more than supplied by the arrival of officials from bo
maritime provinces The weather Is gloomy and cold it
has raincd for 50 hours
MONTREAL, c. T., May 15.--The French Canaa ans ara
becoming notorious for the crime of poisoning Another
clse similar TO that OF Provensher VIII be tried tie
2jth inst
Tic Bafour Battery OF Artillery have received ordctS
TO remove Toronto be replaced by the Gray Battery
from that city. Simpsons Battery, stationed at
Iochelega goes Ia London TO be replaced by Strange
disease said tO be prevalent among the horses here.
Notwithstanding the weather d, cold and unreasonable,
much activity ia the harlOr and along the canal
SCARCITY oF FoDDEE-BEIrSn COLUMBIA AND rBH
CONFEDERATION.
MONTREAL c. f.. May lG.-lhere is n great scarcity
OF fodder IN the Eastern townships and the cattle
diving by hundreds for want of food The river ID
usually high causing much Inconvenience to traffic, snd
interfering seriously the unloading of vessels. siE
~ the l00l Regiment stationed at Ottawa have dee
serted during the past two days.
Letters Mr. Aston, the Iscgstrar-Genera or Brif~
ish Columbia says that action has been taken by tho
Legislature with reference admission in the dOmBioR
Of anada The Legislative Council passed uDanimoUs
resolutions iu favor Of admission upon equitable terms
The Governor, IN speech prOr0enlDS tne IefssINS
Council said: about To communicate WITH the Fec
rta OF state and Governor of Canada respect
ng the wish you have expressed ID enter INTO 'onIeoea-
fI0n with the Eastern Provinces with British America,
He states the public debt Is SjO00O The ostinateQ
revenue for the year S000OO, but the aetna evepDs
will be IN excess S6OO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
VIRGINIA.
rtrt,pIIc,N MEETING AT HAMPTON

EipUBIICiN MEETING AT HAMPTON.
FoErErss MoNEoE. May 1i-tn enthusiastic Re
publican meeting was held last night ut Hampton. over
600 colored persons and many whites were present.
among the number OF the principal residents ~
the place The addresses of both the White ana coortd
speakers were received with applause. Dr. H. H. Carey
presided and T. W. Il coOred) acted secre ary The
Cmrch i'm Norfolk discour,ed upOn the degraded cond
ton in winch slavery has left the negroes oi me SOUh
ment as a means OF ccyatng them 10 the position OF
icecn lie gave excellent advice tO ms colored audi
TORS and was frequently Herupcdby bolster0us demon
STATIONS OF approval The meeting was also addressed
hy Chas II Porter 0f Norfolk and others s was near
midnight when the audience dispersed, WIN cheers lor
the Republican party The town Of Hampton Is growing
village aud becoming of considerable Importance me
inhnX of Northern since thetOvn was destroyed ny
zen auder has built It mp again. and the main street
thronged with stores which do an extensive
traffic with the surrounding country. The contest inf
hOnors the district promises Ia assume
very lively proportions. several Republican candidates
fnl Congress have been named already,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
PENNSYLVANIA.
APPEAL OF Tue BLACKS or THE NORTH 10 THE
MACKs or TIE SOETH

APPFAL OF TUE BLACKs or THE NORTH 10 THE
RIACKs on TIE SOUTH.
The Colored Pennsylvania State Equal Rights
League have addressed stirring appeal TO their brothers
Of the SOUTH urging them to give their support TO the
Republican party The address after recalling the nor
their old condition slaves and their faltnns
devotion tho defenders OF the Union during ne
war declares that now again Is present no ai CITES o
decisive action, and proceeds -
Brothers sufferers from common canse, mama
nimy generosity, and gratitude have passed INTO history
prominent features of our race ana 10 rcnempci must
who have befriended us IL characteristic OF whch we
great Republican Union party which now controls the
land Let ms show you that its very origin was IN oppos
ton 10 slavery IL began by cOniinng slavery 10 tho
States where II existed demanding tat me
should he forever iree on tbs platform ~ e,ecea ] d
ham Lincoln whose mighty pen ivaIng t,ie nH @ nI M
Of freedom, with stroke scattered the chains mn
lion, OF cnuching slaves and lifted them erect as men
This one act alone should bind us 10 tiat parry wi
Who will hesitate 10 support them now VINO cam anu
re an honorable mani hho ut,e, i anu p b xhich
feet among MS Thel gave Us me 'It in
includes the right To hold property and De h nj
our persons They gave W te rlSnt 70 No os ,b Union
trct OF Columbia and in all the Ierrtoes oi wy
SEEING the rcins OF government IN the stare Vl i
they extended 90 onr race ls lS; ~ sur fellow citizens
us respectable in the estimation OF our ieton rt has
and through the Military bill, ths Eaulcai PaMy Payod - 80
after lifting from chains and oppression chains v w
bind Won forever by these CONSERVATIVE hn nfrn.
pretending friendship and begging Tor your hp, for
chised you placing in your hands ths ISh W t,i,os
those who make the laws and vote down those tfa.os
and their abetors who sought 70 destroy ."o .rtv
has now under consideration pIopoogtSHa og S.verV 20
give 20 every family rescued from the hames % In;
Srnr~ ,vJ n,ating nanny thc peasanry of the whole
connfry ibey intend the blessings Of the baliot-bos
now euovcd by you to I've extended 10 tbS SavS ,, an
every man. aud only wait 10 know whosnsr Son, SsssS ~
sreaily benehted-you for whom they nave passega ptg
through sea OF blood and fire. fought down d ana
of oppos. .tion. exhausted mint of gou' 49,
successfully defeated the hydra Of Anroa pre- i
will stand 6y them with your votes hht uc el %
,i,ns and narios or desert your only iiiends ana mus
nj shonor onr whole defeat their plan, Ior " @ 80
ton mprov and fixed happlnes sl 1a ,snop
nects ntobably forever. and retstahsh ana revIfr
snce cruelty oppression prejudice, Ioppfly, saseA .
and tbat man child OF satan tho infamous ana iou %
hearted colonization scheme. and thus be driven s % ~
native land 10 nger in t0gturo nr he hS - & ius s
crisis which fod presents itself TINS y lnNt Ne po1
tion ~ which We stand This issus you "use Draw"
meet NOT bgssly tbun. 4
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
TERRIBLE DISASTER IN BUFFALO.

ONE HUNDRED woRKMEN BURIED UNDER FALLEN
ROOF.
Y TKLtGRAPH TIE TRlDuSK.
BUFFALO May l6-AbOut O'Clock this afternoon
the roof of the Buffalo Union Pudding Mills, 80 by
200 feet. fell in burying 100 workmen in the debris.
Four men were killed and - dreadfully crushed.
The killed were Charles H. Nilligan George Pierce,
Frederick Foster, and James Murphy. Milligan was
a native of Philadelphia aged 2S years
and was employed as foreman. It's
remains are horribly mu.ilatcd, and will be taken to
Philadelphia for burial. The Union Iron Works were
DESTROYED by fire last December, and had been re-
built and the roof Just being placed in position The
cause of the accident is not yet asccrtained. The
coroner will hold an inquest tomorrow.
FALLING or 4 HOrSE-FATAL ACCIDENT
ny ,rr seR.PH TRIBUNE
Chicago, May t6.-A twostory frame building,
No 50 Polk-st while in process OF being raised Ia "a
grade FELL this morning, killing Mrs Watkins wife oi the
owner and severely woundng four others.
4 MAN RUN OVER AND KILLED.
sY ryrEsR,PH TRIBUNE.
GOSHEN May I6.-The body of a man horribly mt
tated was found on the railroad track this morning
the Warwick road between Warwick ANA Ireycourt The
name of the unfortunate man. supposed 10 nave been run
over 10y the night train Charles Melch, aged 80 years
The remains are now at Easchestcr
SHIPwRECK AND loss OF LIFE.
BOSToN. May 16.-Ihe schooner Abby Bracket Of
Eocaard fromJNew York for Baracoa fouudered NJ
ON The 18Th of April in latitude 3d. longitnts -. and all
hands were excepting sailor named Hiram smart
WHO was saw ed and landed at Cardenas
New-York tribune., 1867-05-17
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
THE MOBILE RIOT.


lttE MODll]E hIOl
JUDGE KELLEY IN MoNTGOMERY-GRN swIYNE TO
INVESTIGATE TIE RIOT
MONTGOMERY Ala, May 1G.-Judge Kelley arrived
here to-day from Mobile. Not intimidatcd by the at
tempt upon his lfe he continues his journey. and viii
speak here at che Capitol on Saturday according TO
promise From here he goes to Atlanta and Char
lotte. Gen. Swayne. commander Of the Military
District, received the Judge no headquarters. Gen.
Swayne, accompanied by Gen, Dunn. Assistant Judge
Advocate left for Mobile this evening TO inyesti-
gate the riots Ii is not known what course ne may
pursue lie may find it necessary TO take the same
decisive steps which he did at Selma lately aud clean
ont all the municipal authorities from Mayor 10
patromen. III So the lives OF loyal citizens may be
safe from outrage fomentcd by violent press ana
abetted by Rebel police. The respectable citizens
profess great indignation a. the not Mayor WtheIs
waited on Mr.. Kelley yesterday and urged mm 10
hold another meeting. promising TO insure hun safety
Mr. Kelley peremptorlly refused to assist mobile IN
purgng herself from the sin Of violated hospitality
and premeditated assassination. large oal IS gong
at the Exchange Hotel here this evening, got up
by the Union people OF Montgomery and ITS suburbs
military officers, SC. There are about 100 guests.
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF MOBILE
MOBILE, Ala, May ga large and very har-
monious meeting of whites and blacks held here
this evening. Speeches were made by the Hon.
Alexander McKinsley, Major ST. Paul Of The Times,
and others. The following resolutions were unani-
nously adopted:
Whereas Al recent meeting held in tb's city. on the
night Of May H. there disturbances ana usOlucTs,
resulting in the most lamcntable consequences; aud
Whereas, This meeting is composed or tDe cilels OF
Mobile who desire 10 to the people OF the COM
try their unqualified disapprobation Uf and hostility to
al such acts therefore, be it
Bcsoired We deeply depiore the unfortunate occur
which took place at said meeting and desire 10
express in the strongest terms our dsappropatioh Vi
them.
Rcsolred. We OF the opinion that the disturbances
said meeting wholly unpremediated. and the re-
suit Of accidental excitement 70 which all largo assem-
blagcs subject
Reoyred In our opinion our people disposed 10
impede in any tho free exercise Oi speech 10 all
and every class OF persons.