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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YeRE, June T.
The Herald Paris special says that it
the Car of Russia whose assassination was
attempted yesterday. In the Imperial car
rage we're the Czar, his two sons and Napo-
leon Third. When the Royal party was be-
ing driven through the kois de Bologne 9
young man, apparently about - years OF age,
fired pistol at the Gar. or in the direction
in which he sat 10 the carriage. II appears
that the pistol had been overloaded. for it ex
ploded, woundina the hand of the assassin
1t is alleged that person standing in the
crowd threw up the arm of Ghe would be as
sassin by a promptly dealt stroke just as he
discharged the pistol He was instantly cut
down and severely wounded and made pris.
oner by the escort. The Imperial carriage
passed on without halting. The supposed
murderer is a Pole.
The Herald London special reports that
at the Ascot races Nanban, Jasper and Lee
turer won the three great or royal prizes.
The Heraid's Paris special says that the
grand military review in the Camp de Mars
yesterday, was the most brilliant spectacle
ever witnessed in France. Over $4,000 men
were under arms.
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FROM GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, June I.
Gov. Orr addressed the citizens of Ander.
son District, S. c., to day. After reviewing
the various plans presented since the close OF
the war for the reconstruction of the South.
ern States, he earnestly insisted on the ac-
ceptance of the plan of Reconstruction pro-
posed as the only means of preventing the
administration of the affairs of the country
from passing into the hands OF ignorant and
consequently barbarian and tyrani classes, and
the only hope of making this country even
tolerable. He showed from the census of
1860 the great preponderance OF the colored
over the white voters in the State, and the
utter inability of the whites to defeat the
Convention or protect themselves whenever
an issue is made with the coiored people.
There are ~, 900 colored voters in the State,
and only 10000 white voters. il is true, per
haps, there are not now as many colored men
a. in 1880, but | am sure that the pro-
portionate decrease has been greater With the
whites than the blacks since the commence
ment of the late war. Gov. Orr insisted
upon the cultivation Of the most cordial rela
tions between the races, and the formation Of
no alliances with the great political parties Of
the nation. gt
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FROM DES MONIES.

CHICAGO, June :.
The Journals $ Des Moines special says;
During the storm on Wednesday afternoon a
little girl and boy, who were dropping corn
in field about three miles from the city
were struck by lightning not coming to the
house, search was made, and they were fonnd
side by side, the girl dead and the boy terri
bly, burned. All his clothes but the wrist
band on shirt sleeve we're torn away, and
the flesh on one side burned hard and crisp.
BE suffered terrible agony till death relieved
him.
John Mitchell lawyer of this city, has re-
ceived the appointment of Register of Bank
ruptcy for-the 9TH district. lie is stiff
backed radical.
A pedlar named James Cary died suddenly
at Montana, on the n. w. road, on the 10Th
ut. He was enticed into saloon, which was
at once closed, and he was soon after discov-
cred neasiV dead. The Coroner's jury dec.
ded that he died of congestion from diss,pa-
ton, he having been previously robbed at
the above saloon.
This county will send Williamson as del
egate to the State Convention.
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FROM RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, June T..
The Presidential party attended the com
mencement exercises of the University at
Chapel Hill yesterday, and were. escorted
from Raleigh by procession, including the
scholars and officers of the institution, and
the Governor of North Carolina before the
war. A ball, given by the graduating class,
was Intended by the Presidential party. =
The Presidents party left Chapel Hill this
forenoon, on their return tfip, and were every
where met with marked hospitality and respect
but the public demonstrations have been
calm and composed, as those Of the North on
reception occasions.
The excursion so far has been pleasant to
all concerned
Major General Sickles and staff, and Gov.
Worth, accompanied the party back to
Raleigh.
: The President leaves for Washington Sat.
urdsy sfternoon-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June Z.
The Pension Office has decided to follow
the long establishes rule of rejecting all ap-
phcations for pensions based on injury re-
ceived, disease contracted, or death occur
ring while the soldier was on furlough.
Admiral Farragnt left this morning for
New York. He has not been i'll except a
slight attack of vertigo, which passed off in
a very few moments.
1t is understood that Secretary McCulloch
contemplates an early and permanent reduc-
ton of the force employed in the Treasury
Department, in consequence of the rapidly
diminishing business. Due regard win be
exhibited as to the ability of clerks.
New YoRK, June I.
The Commercial says that it has been as
cer,ained that the party wanted at Washing
ton in the Surratt trial is Mr.. McEwen, OF
Detroit. The trial was recently postponed
owing to the inability of the Government to
procure this witness. He has been living in
Canada
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SAX FRAIcIsCo, June 7.
Arizona advices to May 18th represent the
mining interest improving, and agricultural
prospects encouraging.
Gen. Gregg is pushing the war against the
Indians with vigor. 81
A large emigration is expected from Kan
sas, Colorado and New Mexico.
Prepsr1tions are making for an expedition
from Camps Lincoln and Mcdowell, for the
purpose Of destroying the camps of the
o-day the eight hour labor system was
quietly insugurssed by the different trades
unions in the city. The procession vas one
tuf fhelargest ever witnessed. in San Fran,
cisco.
The steamship Constitution, from Panama
arrived last night.
The ships OF war Hawk, Messenger and
New York arrived. The Seminole sailed fol
New York. Flour and wheat unchanged.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPn
Midnight Report.
FROM THE FAR WEST.

Chicago, June 4.
An Omaha special of the 7th says that the
Indians made two dashes on the wagon road
q few miles west Of Fort kearney yesterday
morning, driving of lot Of stock and tear
ing down the telegraph, but doing no other
serious damage.
Gen. Sherman has Withdrawn all the troops
to the south side of the Platte river. between
Forts Mcpherson and Sedgwick. The stages
are withdrawn from that portion Of the route,
and ranchmen are advised to cross to the
north side.
Gen. Sherman will probably abandon his
expedition to the heart of the Indian country,
and for the present concentrate his forces for
the protection of the stage and railroad routes.
He admits the necessity OF fully protecting
these lines OF communication at all hazards,
and he has not troops enough for wild goose
expeditions
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FROM OMAHA.

ST. Louis, June I.
An Omaha dispatch says; The report of
an Indian fight, near North Platte, day or
two since was hoax.
The senatorial party returned yesterday,
and grand banquet was given them last
night. While the party was at the end of the
1ilroad 10 coaches returned through fear of
the Indians.
Generals Sully and Baker and Col. Burn
arrived on the Yankton about the lst Of June,
en- route to Yellow Stone.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

NEw YoRE June :.
Judge Kelley was received by his political
friends in Philadelphia last night In his al.
dress he referred to the Mobile affair, saying
that the riots were not chargesble as much TO
the citizens or the disloyal authorities Of that
place, as they were to Andrew Johnson,
who had appointed to "a post Of profit there
recreant Northerner, who provoked the dis
turbance by inflsmmatory statements in the
public journals few days before his arrival
The riots. he said, were premeditated, and
we're not brought on by any words Of his own.
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FoRrsEss MoEloR ysne 6.
Six hundred and fifay voek1f i've been
discharged from Gosport Navy Yod, redu.
cling the force r., . comparatively small nuna4
Der. ,eTA
|. Gen. 6cho6eld visited the national ceme-
teries in this vicinity yesterday and to-day,
and returned 70 Richmond this svsnipg.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw YoRg, June Z.
The Herdlds New Orleans special says
Dates from San Luis Potos. Mexico, to the
10Th uIt., state that Maximilian's fate still
hangs in the balance. Jusrez and his Minis
ters held conference on the subject OF dis
posal of him, but the conclusion is unknown.
IL was thought that Jnarez would carry him
to the capital.
The capture of Miramon with the rest was
confirmed. Mendez, however, is nowhere to
be found.
Escobedo had issued an order that every
Imperial officer who had not surrendered
within twenty four hours, should be shot
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEAss, June :.
Hon. b. +. Flanders, the newly appointed
Governor, called on Gov. Wells this morn
ing at the Executive Office, and made known
that be came in obedience TO an order Of
Gen. Sheridan. and was ready to enter on his
duties. Gov Wells declined voluntarily to
yaca,e the office, and protested in writing
against tie lction Of The military. A, one
0 clock an order was received al the Gov
ernors Office. addressed 10 Flanders, but he
was absent, so the nature Of the communica>
ton is not known.
The Mexican news received 10 day con.
hrtn the previous reports, that Lopez sold
Queretaro 10 Escabsdo for three thousand
ouneestof gold, No new Developments have
been made
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FROM WASHINGTON.

9t EEw YoRK, June7.
The Times special says: The report that
Gen. Grant had recommended rsprimand
to Gen. Sheridan, is entirely unfounded in
6ct
= NE TIfbaneis special says: Since the re-
moval Of Gov Wells, renewed efforts are
making for the displacement of Gen. Sheri,
dam If Gen. Sheridan is removed it is ex-
pected that there will be July session Of
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, June l.
Accounts from several of the counties in the
interior notice an unusually violent hail storm
last Sunday and Monday nights, which did
great damage to the fruit and crops. In some
places hail stones as large as hens eggs Gov
cred the ground completely, and remaining
48 hours.
Reports from Kansas, Tennessee, Louisiana
and Mississippi represent the corn and cotton
crops unusually promising The replanted
fields are doing better than the early crops.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June Z.
Thirteen dead bodies were taken from the
ruins of Geary 4 Wards sav mill, and the
seacch isssili actively lyprosressing. The follow.
ing dead have been identified; Harry Men
ly, Distercn Enders, August Sweiger, John
Grier, Jacob Heilman and Henry Haddock.
The following ere among the missing, and
are believed to be buried in the ruins: Phi
lip Seager, August Heiesn, w 0. Holloway,
N. Geary md Mr.. Reader. .
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BOOKS q STATIONERY.

BAG FACTORY.
Beers Main stree
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

NEw YoRK, June y.
Z The Heraid,s special says Jndss Busted
made speech in Montgomery, Ala, on Wed.
nesday night, in which he cordially endorsed
the recent Republican Convention, which de-
ciIned to invite him 70 participate IN it, pro-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-08
FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG. June 7.
The President and party arrived at seven
o'clock this evening, on their return to Wash
ington, having been escorted here from Jar
re,s depot, and from Petersburg by Mayor
Collier and the Common Council, and the
Mayor renewd his tender OF hosptalities of the
city. The President, while grateful for kind
kindness, regretted that bis public engagements
compelled him to decline his desire to so
iourn, as business required his return to
Washington. A large concourse was at the
hotel and received the party with repeated
cheerS and the President having been called
for made few remarks. The party remained
an hour in Petersburg, and they were hand
somely entertained with supper. and received
marked attention. They will remain at Rich.
mond tonight and leave for Washington
Saturday morning.
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HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.

cady 4 Peck ............cor Fourth Main streets.
Buel Main street
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FROM HAVANA.

NEw YoRK. June T.
The Herdtfs Havana correspondent says
that the prize brought there by Maximilians
war vessel has been ordered out Of port
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-08
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES
Crowning Of Francis Joseph.
He win Pardon Political Onsnaers.

GLASGOW, June Z.
The stes smship St. Andrew, from Montreal,
has arrived.
DUBLIN, June T.
The steamer City Of Dublin, from New
York, has arrived.
PREsr, June Evening
The steamship Atlanta, from New York
May 25th, arrived to>dsy and proceeded to
London.
BEsTH, June Evening.
Lord Bloomfield. the British ambassador,
will be present at the crowning Of Francis
Joseph King Of Hungary to>morrow. All the
powers having diplomatic relations with Aus
iria are represented on the occasion, except
America.
The Emperor has made known his inten.
ton Of proclAiming universal amnesty to all
Austrian subjects imprisoned, or rendered
themselves liable to punishment by political
otfenses committed prior to this coronation.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO,

he President leaves for Washington Sat.
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BOOTS L. sHOEs-RETArI,,
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NV ORLEANS, June g.
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order ap
pointing Benz. F. Flanders Governor Of Lou
isana, vice 1kos. j. Durant, declined
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FROM OMAHA.

ONtHA, June I.
Senator Wade and party partook Of a grand
banqn, tonight in the State House, given by
The Legislature, City Council and citizens
Abon, 200 we're present
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

BONNET BLEACHERY.
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B BANKING HOUSE.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE
-oY-
DRY GOODS
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.
NEW YORK STORE.

Shrting Muslins, i2l cents yard.
Fast colored standard Prints, Is cents, form
er price 20.
Comfort Calicoes, II cents, former price Is.
Dark Merrimac Prints, Ie4, or yards for
dollar.
Heavy standard sheesings, 20 cents, lately
Is cents.
Hickory Stripes and Denins, 20 cents, lats>
lY 80 cents
Ladies Hose, Us cents, lately rs cents.
Kid Gloves 81 rs, usual price 81 90.
Linen Crash l2I cents-old price.
Double width sheeting GO cents, worth 81.
Yard vide Irish Linen 80 cents yard.
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hoHe Main street
Duncan, karle Co.........140 a I42 Main street
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Presidential Party on their Return
to Washington
Speeches by Johnson and Sew
ard i'm Richmond.
Boiler Explosion in Philadelphia.
List of Killed and Missing.
Grand Lodge of Free Masons in Ses-
sion at N. Y City.
Meeting Of A merican Institute of
Homeopathy.
TWO PERSONS STRUCK BY LIGHT
MING NEAR DEs MONIES.
Vi0feftt Hail Storm IN Mis-
s0Mrt.
Further About the Attempted
Shooting of Napoleon.
New Governor for Louisiana
Wells Refuses TO V'acafe his
Office.
tfOfestt Hail Storm ia Mis-
souri,.
Further About the Attempted
Shooting of Napoleon.
New Governor for Louisiana
Wells Refuses 10 V'Hcafe his
Office.

GOLD CLOSED 1876 -.
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K KR0KUK DIRECTORY.
ATTnR NE " q

Mooar Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House
.s....scecon0 tIeeA.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, June :.
Planters report that the recent heavy rains
in the South Injured the cotton crop. The
FIRST consignment Of new wheat reached
Charleston to dsy for shipment
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Veneill, Jones Co......cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess, Stern Co.....~cor Second 4 Main streets
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Insurance AGENTS
L. J. Adams ms...............C Corner I'd and Main SITS,
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
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Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
Bridges. Nos | 4 Estes House.
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an., Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
5 Bridges s.................. Nos 4 Estes House
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CARPETS, oil CLOTHS, &C.
hn q CoDeiip . "a Main str
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CLOCKS, WATCHES a. JEwELRY.
Sam 9 Bridges...............Nos & Estes House
Ayres, Mann Ayres...... ..........67 Main street
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Clocks Wholesale & Retail
s G Bridges ................ Nos 4 Estes House
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BOOTS q sHoEs-wHoLEsAL
HambIetou 4 Huiskamn ............93 Main street.
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Rabbits Pure SaIeratus.
THE most valuable lnkuas Offered very low to n
u trsds by RORKKfa0U q ALHFRS
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pRuGs-wHoLEsALE a RErau.


Engraving Brands, & Seals.
@ Bridges Estes House
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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DENTISTRY
DR. L IngersolL....eor Third a Main, (up stairs J.
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American Watches.
Bridges 4 ? Estes House.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
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Coin. Silver Ware.
Bridges. .........Nos 4 Estes House.
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EGGS g. BUTTER
P Co............cor Main 4 Ninth streets
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HARD W ARE

HARNESS g. SADDLES.
Hagny .....,,..,....,..M Main street-bct Sd 4th.
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CRoCKERY g. QUEENswARE.
Carey 4 Ia Esivra Main s,raat h.t sth 4 A.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-02
aAs-LIaHT.

By passing coal gas over the lighter
products of petroleum the latter is taken
up, in a gaseous form, greatly to the
improvement Of the former. Various
devices have been brought out for moro
readily ~effscting this union, and twenty
patents have been taken out to secure
these inventions. Quite recently, says
tho San Francisco Mining Press, a
company has been formed at the East,
with a large capital, which has bought
up all that arc valuable Of these patents,
and consolidated tho numerous interests
into one. This company is known as
the american Improved Gas-Light
Company" and arrangements are being
made to introduce the improvement
into all places whore gas-light is used.
Mr.. David Bush, formerly connected
with the gas companies Of San Francisco
and Sacramento, has recently returned
from Now York, for the purpose oil in
Producing it in the Bay city.
The economy Of this Improvement has
been established by various experiments
in New York City and elsewhere. The
New York, Boston and Richmond pa
pers speak highly of both the increased
Illuminating qualities and decided econ
omy of the improved gas. The Super
intendent Of tho New York Tribune Of
fee says that an economy Of fully one
half has been effected in the cost Of gas
in that establishment.
The Scientific Press says that the de-
vice best approved and adopted by the
company consists of a small iron box,
whose interior is divided according to
the annexed diagram:
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brought upin the strsst-talk suspicious.
At this time, Blasdel is anxious to con-
ciliate Judge Baldwin, that he may have
his aid on the home-stretch for Sena-
torial election, in 1869; Blasdel know
ing that he can make Stewart think he
will or may help him, up to the hour Of
voting.
The general opinion cannot be far
wrong, 1t seems most likely: that the
article in the Juno number Of the
Pacific LGto Magazine, denunciatory Of
Judge Baldwin, was written by a lead
ing lawyer of Virginia city.
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The observer is supposed to be look.
ing down into the box with the cover
removed. The center partition, it will
be noticed, is not carried entirely across.
The two points at n extremity are to
show where the gas is received into tho
box from the meter and let out to the
burner. The interior Of this box is first
loosely stuffed with a 6ne, 6brous kind
Of shaviugs, the same which is much
used instead of hair for stufing mattress
SEES E; then a spscially-prepared liquid
similar to naphtha, but less explosive
is poured into the box until nearly filled.
The gas entering at the one opening has
to pass through the saturated mass,
around the end of the partition, and
again across the length Of the box to the
place Of exit. In its course it becomes
" earbureted," as it is called, but, in
fact, mingled with the u~aphthaline gas
es from the liquid-ths liquid being
gradually converted into vapor and thus
mixed with the coal gas-the compound
containing a larger proportion Of carbon
than the gas from the meter hence its
greater illuminating power. There is
no question as to the value and econ
omy Of the improvement.
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Soxr Of the Democratic" papers are
quoting that part of the Declaration Of
Independence which made up the count
against England as an oppressor Of the
Colonies, and drawing a comparison to
show that the Democratic party Of the
North occupies the sams position to-
ward Congress which the Colonis.s did
to Parliament. What stuff! The Col
onists were G~od-fsariug men, hsters of
tyrsnts and promoters Of civilization,
dsspissrs Of arissocrats, and advocates
Of equal justice. Can q comparison be
drawn between such mon and these
Democrats, who have always been the
advocates Of human slavery, who be-
lisve the lash is the legitimate reward
Of labor, and who acted as the sneak
allies warning to destroy a Government
which the Colonists made untold sacri-
fees to establish? The comparison is
without force or coincidence.