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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-21

The Tennessee conservatives are making
the fatal mistake of diseharging the negroes
at work for them who voted the Repub-
lican ticket at the late election, and at the
same time the rebel newspapers in that state
are discoursing upon the necessity for more
laborers to develop its resources. They talk
of supplying the place of these negro labor
ers by Coolies, thinking, perhaps, that the
Coolies viii vote the Democratic ticket or not
vote at all. The Bulletin says:
eve produce in Tennessee, cotton and
wheat and tobacco. These are large indus
tries, but We pay no attention to fruit eul-
ture, wine, cigars and a thousand other small
industries that make many other people
rich. We should change all this as speedily
as possible, and the best way to do it is to
cut up our large plantations into small farms
and introduce the Coolie among us as soon as
possible. With his aid we shall be able not
only to cultivate cotton and tobacco, but to
turn the former into cloths and the latter in
to cigars--thus adding the small industries
to the large. There will then be an orchard
On every farm and vineyard on every hill
side, and we shall not have to send to Califor-
MIA for wines. We shall be able to tan our
own leather and make our own shoes, instead
IF sending to New England for them. In
short the Industrious Coolie will not only
lold the pillow and handle the hoe in the in
crest Of the great industries, but he will run
eai, ex press the juice from the grape an
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Ira the anSo2

lhe necessity of dae proportion of iron the blood
IL well faoss 60 all medical mon when becomes re
oasee fron any eusse whatever the whole system sui
isrs, the Weakest part being rsi and feeling
OF lansuor, lassi;ude and all son p-rvades the
system, The remedy Eply supply the blood win
the necessary quantity of iron This be done by
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90 WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CRY,
IAH- {

Aug. II, 1867.
GENERAL Your note of this date. accom-
panied by copy of a letter addressed to you
August 18th by the President, appointing
you Secretary of War ad interim, and inform
ing me of your acceptance of the appoint
ment, has been received. Under sense Of
public duty ! am compelled to deny the
Presidents right under the laws of the
United States to suspend me from Office as
Secretary of War, or to authorize any other
person to enter upon the discharge of the
duties of that office, or to require me to trans
fer to you or any other person the records,
books, papers or other public property in my
official custody as Secretary of War; but in
asmuch as the President has assumed to sue-
pend me from office Secretary Of War, and
you have notified me of your acceptance of
the appointment of Secretary of War an in
term, | have no alternative but to submit
under protest to the superior force Of the
President You will please accept my ac-
of the kind terms in which
you have notified me of your acceptance of
the Presidents appointment and my cordial
Of the sentiments expressed
| am with sincere regard
Truly yours,
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Sec'y of War.
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Washington, Aug II, 1867.
IR:-Your note Of this date has been re-
ceiyed informing me that by virtue Of the
powers and authorities vested in you Presi-
dent by the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, am suspended from Office as
Secretary Of War, and will cease 10 exercise
any and all functions pertaining to the same
and also directing me to transfer at once to
Gen. Ulysses ). Grant. who has been shis
day authorized and empowered to act as Sec
rotary Of War al iHtcrim, all records, books
papers. and all other public property in my
custody and charge Under a sense of public
duty am compelled to deny your right under
the Constitution and laws Of the United
States. without the advice and consent of the
Senate. and without legal cause, to suspend
me from office as Secretary Of War, or the OK
ercise of any or all functions pertaining to
the same. or without such advice and consent
to compel to transfer To any person the
records, books. papers and public property in
my custody Secretary but inasmuch rs
the general commanding the armies of the
United States has been appointed dd interim.
and has notified me that he has accepted that
| have no alternative but to
submit under protest To superior force.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-21

HELMBoID'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives heatih
and vigor 10 the frame and bloom paid cheek
Debility is accompanied by many alarming simtcm< and
treatment is not submitted consumption, insanity
eiileptlc nts ensue, spF9yieop
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To the President.
:. EXECUTIVE MANSION. Washington. ,

:. Executive MANSION, Washington,
August II. 1867.
SIR The Honorable Edwin NJ. Stanton
having been this day suspended as Secretary
Of War, you are hereby authorized and EN-
powered 70 act as Secretary dd interim, and
will at once enter upon the discharge Of the
duties of the office. The Secretary Of War
has been instructed to transfer to you all the
records, books, papers and other public prop
crty now in his custody and charge.
Very respectfully yours,
ANDREW Johnson.
General Q. S Grant, Washington, d. c."
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF The
UNITED STATES, WAsHINGToS, d. c.,
Aug. II, 1867.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War
SIR Enclosed herewith | have 10 trans
nit to you copy of a letter just received
from the President Of The United States noti-
flying me of my assignment acting Score
tary Of War, and directing me TO assume
those duties at once. In notifying you of my
acceptance, | cannot let the opportunity pass
without expressing to you my appreciation
of the zeal patriotism, firmness and ability
with which you have ever discharged the
duties of Secretary of War.
With great respect.
Your obedient servant
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MONTPELIER MARKET.

For the ,osek ending 4uy4st -. 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-21

City papers anticipate speedy revival
business and heavy fall trade.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington. Aug. II. 1867.

Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Seq Of War"
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TTENRY D. MINER AUCTToNEgR.- 81
Nassau street OPPOSITE the Pons 1aos s;s e HGIss
win sell at auction Monday March 49, At 10Y O'Clock at
their saesroom 81 Nassau Household and Olce Far
Bedroom Suits Cottage sus satin and brocase window
Bureaus &C., French Plate Pier and Manel Mirrors Brus
Ingram Carpets Sofas Bureau Chairs Lounges,
and Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils Ae Once Furnsprs IN
forte elegantly carved fnished al round made BY Stod
art, OF this city.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID ADMINISTRATORS SALE

OF all the VALUABLE FURNITURE, PLATED WAVE,
NINE Ss gslSRss x O. Es fs'''
y IA sy lsa sfs
sssss y
sT ssss IsIs
suits si covered with erOc.de satin suit. II I'M bro
FSTnSrs IN suits Do IN nsS ns rHs
Ins
d.ss BLACK Walnut
LiNENS.Sed Sheets. Pillow Cases, counterpsneA
sss Service of
SILVER GILT COMPRISING Covered standsrd and veesta
ss
3 % snd Il. csssm FINE s2ss cofp ans
BARkooH-S Counter Beer Pumps: Cases; iron marble
vssstsseS ps. the hSn;. ns together
Sasa
ST %iSh g. AND pfSs mos. rare and vu,Ss
STOCK !, y &c ss q Ss M t.
III
y .su fsass s Ss
ss csas si e
MsrgauI 1913 Grand Vim Chateau Morgaux sls Medoes
Ckrets and sauernes from Brandsrbeg Freres Esche-
naucr Beneke Co, j. Meyman Co.. Cruise, Fills Co.,
Finke Co., r. H. Mumm 4 Co.. ditto Moselle, Company
Bourgoyne Burgundy Of various vntages and other OK
first Nhite Red Burgundies Hook Moselc Cab
net Italian, hungarian. nrst class Ports Madeas sher
Brandes OF celebrated vntages Bourbons from to IL
years old all OF these celebrated brands from the i'm
portcrs direct, the stock OF Mcssrs W. y. Corwn
Co. no wines liquors admitted under any circum
stances Also shampagnes Msison qpree Green and Vel
and other brands sparkling Moselle, &c Full particulars
In catalogues with vinsages. This will BIO found beyond
the or wines and liquors. &C. In this
country OF which be purchased at the present
time Samples on day OF sale
two Horses Covered Wagons, &C. The whole 70 DO sold
fhorfr eaar
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DY MINER 4 soMbRvILLE.
ID HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION
NOTICE.
Sales at our Horse Auciioh Mart Union square, win COM
10 O'CLOCK
instead OF II O'Clock heretofore.
This made the request OF numerous business
men, who ind Il In the middle Of the
Iu~
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nor ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
REGULAR NAIL STEAMERS, sailing ON the 22d OF
every month";
MERRIMAC Captain George b. slocum March e
NORTH AMERICA, Captain l.. r. Zimmerman April u
SOUTH AMERICA Captain Il. L. Tinkiepaugh... May ~
These elegant steamers sail schedule time, and call at
St. Thomas Para, Pernambuco. Bahia and Rio Janeir0
gong and returning For Of freight passage
appysto GARRISON d ALLEN. Agents.
No. Bowling Green, New York
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SALES Ar Auction.

A JOHNSON MILLER 4 HALL WILL SELL ar
ca:ys sa aiA MSSa q y 0s0sh y,a. s
POSITIVE SALE OF PROSPECT PARK PROPERTY.
norhey side Of Third street ninth house from FIFTH
nue. but N bes. manner containing All modern improve
ments; BLACK walnut marble tor saeboards n basemen
spec Third street has Belgian pavement first class -
HHs TIE saas . fee feet west Of
CARROLL STRERr-Norh side, 1919 feet west Of
BERGEN sTREET-south side, s77 feet cas-. Of cIasson
UNION sTREEr-Yor,h side. 1861 feet east Of Fifth
g hrs IL Feet west Of
WSisf0nh niass az" . Sssn Eleventh and
,.sEyENTH AvESUE-East side, between Carroll and
PoLHEMUs PLAcE-wes, side Carroll and Mccomb
Ba DFo isGs AvEyUE-souheast corner Koscusko
CLINTON iY @ SIDE south of Nelson
Terms easy rorlmaps Sppls at the Office Of the auction
ucuoN NOTICE -
MORTGAGE Ex on Tues
day March 70 ln O'clock at saesroom y Nassau street,
Der do Library Tables Library Suits Pier Msntel MIR
or Panofore Lace Curtains, Mattresses and Bedding Gas
large 10, Of Saloon Furniture Tables Chairs silver plated
Casters Cutlery &C. sale peemptoy Catalogues A. sale
sales al the residences families or a. his sesroom ~ Mas
street, between John and Fulton.
qey,oN SALTS ,sf OF HossEHoLp Il, ggsSIruRE
attention. usual for the past twenty years sales Of
Household Furpure at Che residences Of parties
breaking up housekeeping on the most favorable terms
WIN also hold regular weekly saes spacious
convenient saesrooms SO Liberty street. few doors
OF Broadway.
STORAGE of Furniture in lofts had favor
able terms.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n Tenth street and avenue Property at auction
at auction the lot Of Land with the three story and four
story brick Houses thereon situated the southeast
or avenue and Tenth street Nos. 1913 and
go East Tenth street dot 3 feet AZ inches by 80 feet
Wednesday March 30 II O'Clock NJ at the Exchange
salcsroom, No Ill Broadway 20 per cent on
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n LARGE SPECIAL SALE
DAMAGED DRY GOODS
saved from the late IRE the premises of
MESSRS. 5. B. CIfTTENDEN co.
THIS DAY,
MONDAY, MARCH Is,
At 10 o'clock.
This sale viii contain q large assortment of valuable
Merchandise all of which less damaged by fire
water
special of all buyers of this class
Of goods Catalogues and goods ready.
VIM TOPPING a CO.,
Auctioneers. 10 Church street
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
IN In with arrangement effected with the
United States Posi- oce Department the steamships Of the
North German LLOYD WILL and after the 2st OF March,
leave New York Thursday and and after the ID
of April Southampton Tuesday carrying the United
States, English and Continental Mails.
oELRlCHS 4 CO.. CS Broad street.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
In The FIRST class United States mail steamship
ATLANTIC, Chas. Hover, commander,
will leave pier 10 North Saturday, April u at AM
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking Passengers to Southampton. London Havre and
lent In CURRENCY
First cabin, slo second cabin. $65; steeragc, ss5.
BALTIC Captain A. g. Jones, viii follow April 20
WESTERN METROPOLIS, VIM. Weir. May 4
For freight passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR. President 10 Broadway.
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only AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
~ FRANCE.
The New York and Havre Steamship Companys
steamships ARAl0 and FULTON, In connection with the
New York Mail Steamship Company's steamers MlSSIS-
SIPPI and GUIDING STAR Havrc carrying the United
States nails from pier 46 North river at the follow
ing days, calling at Falmouth
GLIDING STARE. Van Size; Saturday March solss7
ARAGO A. Gadsden. Saturday, April IL 1887
MISSISSIPPI. &C sumner. SATURDAY, April ", 1867
FULTON. H. Townsend Saturday, May II, 8G
GUIDING STAR e. Van Sice Saturday, May %, 1857
ARAGo H. A. Gadsden. Saturday, June 1867
and every IA days thereafter.
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD
FIRST CLASS $40
SECOND CLASS Observation-Disclosures. 20
Through Tickets to London SIS extra.
An experienced surgeon board
The Companies win responsible for specie valua
bes unless bills adng having the value expressed
signed therefor.
G. K. GARRISON, for N Y. IS. Co
JOS. j. COMSTOCK, for N. Y. and H. S. Co.
j. j. CoMsToCK, Agent
j. A. wOTTEN, Havrc, General Agent in Europe
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DY MINER a soMEgvILLF-UNIoN SQUARE.
ID HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION
TUESDAY. MARCH 10,
AT OUR HORSE AUCTION MART

ID HORSES AND CAKKiAGE S At AUCTION.
AT QUIZ Isf n5sss k xtSSfIds MART
'L''. a 4 n IS o'c4oc Stables"
Regular Horse sales our Auction Mart Union Place
ss sysr s'As sSh Ety Sss .Ss ssss
+ q y ~ Aa sell oss e
Or anything pertaining TO the horse business
ELTs As S %faT Tss1R Eg sfSRST
.ss ~ s;. ssss
sioh, PSps Ss yeses Ingram CARPETS lace
se s as sps ard Pier % elegant real
Clocks statuotes hnc on Paintings superb Flower and
furniure Bedstsads bureaus, ccmmodes wardroses &C.
na as sSsn With sas viii
7 IEEgs >, xors,, March
Is O'clock a. iher salesroou 10 70 Liberty street
6llSs ogn q a as
IN bocaiel Tgssh Easy Chairs mahogany and black val
sa sae wsnS and fI s suits . Fs
and n S s!sr a %ss ~
Sef bn With china, sma as
ware, Kitchen Furniture Extension Dining Tables, dc
PYrAvpr &wALDRoS, AUcTIoNEERs WILL GIVE
declining houscssepms che furniture % removed
our regular saics, wlshou. charges Tor storage, &C.
DYLAHpr wALDRoN, AucrIoNEERs, WILL SELL.
I'D nj auction Tuesday, AZ n O'Clock their salesroo ms
CAS- broadway Imported Clocks The sale win
very Clocks, Figures Groups III
impof and OF the elaborate elegant
signs. sale positive.
IN BURKE. AUCT1ONERR, OFFICE 80 GREAT JONES
~. street viii sell on Tuesday, 18th instant II O'Clock
the Stock and Fixtures Of the Restaurant and Lager
Saloon Is Greene street This place NJ up 5000
win be sold with the Lease highest bidder with.
out reserve
| Henry o. hyANs, AucrroNEEn--wrLL SELL RUS
Bohemian glassware tartan marble french Clocks ic The
sopplets importation Of D. Rshrsch. 40 Broadway
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CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
= :, from New York every Wednesday aud saturday
MANHATTAN. Saturday Aprl ~
from pier No 81 East river
cabin passage. $50. cold
steerage, $50 Passage New York and remit
tances to ireland al low rates.
, Apply 70 WILLIAMS a GUIoN, % Broadway and s.
South NJ
GRAND EXCURSION
VI no THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Inc new ana lrst clas ocean going iron steamship
HAVANA. 1900 tons burden
stephen Whitman commander.
VIII make an excursion from New York Yavre and
back sailing from pier a. North river on Wednesday, April
H. a ~ o'clock NJ taking passengers for Paris London
and Bremen Returning, win sail from Hayre June s.
giving passengers holding excursion tickets about weeks
In Europe
This magnificent steamship divided into water-tight
compartments and has been newly and elegantly
fitted up expressly for this voyage.
The Havana will only carry first class passengers.
Price of passage, In currency TO Havre $50 and s75
To avre and return $50 and $500 according size OF
stateroom.
An experienced surgeon on board.
particulars and apply 10 the
MURRAY, FERRIS a Co. 62 South street, or
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Co,
Corner Of Broadway aud Franklin ST.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-ERNEST ROTH. AUCTIONEER,
n will sell at public auction
$4,000 worth of magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE,
BEAUTIFUL PARLoR FURNITURE,
50 FINE OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
This Monday morning March Is at l0 O'Clock precisely,
Mt The four dwelling house ll9 Clinton place. Eighth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Paror
ish Easy Chairs match rosewood Centre and Pier Tables
Etageres Corner and Book Stands twenyone day bronze
Clock rich China and Parian Vases Parlor Ornaments
elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains fine collection OF Oil
Paintings. Engravings. Mirrors and Chandeliers
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL
AND COVER, COST 500.
elegant instrument round beautifully carved
legs and with all modern Improvements. overstrung
bass full iron frame, French action full seven ocave rose
wood and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Sofas Rockers Mirrors, Clocks. Tables Bed Lounges,
Spring Mattresses blankets Tea Tables Extension
UCTIoN NoTICE.-RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES
IA commencing housekeeping Pianoforte Paintings.
Bronzes Satuary all the elegant Household Furniture
contained Ia the i've brown stone House A West Six
street, between Fifth and Sixth at private
catel; Eagerc Secretary Bookcase Encogneur Cabinets
Carpets Chandeliers Bronzcs Vases rosewood Dressing
bureaus Wardrobes Bedsteads, Mattresses Extension
Table Buffet Elegant Sets China, Glass Siverware at half
original cost
uCTIoN NoTIcE.-JAMEs JENKINS. AUCTIONEER,
N will SELL Tuesday, March 49, at II O'clock
1851 and 1883 Third 26th street Horses
Carriages. Rockaways, Wagons, Harness. Blankets and
WHIPS, &c
RY HENRY II, LEEDS MINER.
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NOTICE TO coNsIoNEEs- CoNsIGNEEs OF
and Southampton January 3 (Which weasel put back TO
southampton In disess hereby notified that part OF
her ranshipped steamer Hammonia.
pected arrive this po In few days In order fsci
tate Of they will please call a the once Of tho
undersigned their bills OF lading for
and sign the average bond. LAWSON WALKER,
NRw YORK. March l3 1901 o. Wall St
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SAFES AT AUCTION.
~ sale of

EDWARD scHEScK, AUcrIoNEER -AssIGSEE's
ID sale of
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
STOCK or UPWARDS or $4,000
by EDWARD sCHENCK, the salesroom, No. 60 Liberty
ELECTROMAGNETIC on Tuesday aud "Wednesday 18Th and
10Th instant ard continuing weekly until the entire stock
disposed OF. The above IS probably the
LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF FURNITURE
that has been offered auction, consisting Of every variety
and style, both modern and antique VIZ
Elegant rosewood and black walnut carved Bedstcads
Bureaus, Commodes, MardIobes bookcases Secretaries
Husbands Tables 10 all Varieties Buh Cabinets superb
BRONZE FLOWER AND CARD STANDS,
PARf.OR SUITS in EVERY STYLE or COVERING,
brocaiel noquet reps Etageres, elegant Bullets &c
wishing tine furniture invited examine the
above part OF which Is now exhibition
Parties purchasing have their furniture kept free OF
storage until May l. BY order Of
JAMLS i. HOLDEN Assicnee.
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HENRY q. EVANS, AUCTfoNEER -wrLI SELL. rms
day. a2 O'clock sorich assortment OF French China
Bohemian Glassware larian marble French Clocks &C. The
somplcte importation Of Y, Hehrisch. 40 Broadway,
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II BURKE, AUCTIONERR, OFFICE 90 GREAT JONES
~. street. will sell Tuesday, 18Th instant II O'Clock
the Stock and Fixtures Of the Restaurant LArcr
Saloon Is Greene street This place 10 NJ u up 5000
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ah Quxxxsrowx, April 15-Noon.
The steamship Palmyra Captain Watson, from New
York. April O. arrived here to-day on the way to Idv
Serpool
LIVERPOOL, April 15-P. NJ
Tho bark H. L. Rouih. from Liverpool for New York,
which was reported ashore near Lytham, on the 1lth
inst, has been hauled Off and brought into port. The
sxsent Of her damage Is not yet known
The Brig Elizabeth nj Bremcn.
IIvsRroor, April 15-2P H.
despatch has been received here which states that
the brig Elizabeth, Captain Nelson, from New York,
which went ashore the Baltic the 9th, is a0oat at
Bremen #M
fThe above despatch is unntegeble in its present
shape The brig Elizabeth Nelson. did not sail from
New York before March 25 as she cleared the 2n Ine
despatch most probably refers TO bark Elizabeth from
Iaeuna Bremen, which reported ashore near the
latter place. or II may refer 20 the brig Elizabeth Cap
tain Lo Pre- reported by cable in tho HERALD April u
an account OF which, by mail appeared In The HKnALp'
chip news column yesterday under head Of Falmouth, IN
marine disasters. Ed HERAInl
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Meeting Of Israelites Last Might.
For some weeks past the Israelites throughout the
United States have been in stale OF great excitement
consequent upon difnculty which recently bc.
tween the Jewish community and several insurance
Tho primary cause Of the dinncuty lay in
,ne issue Of circular by tho representative OF the I'm
ssnting the Niagara, Republic Hanover and Gsrmania
companies the olcial signing the document directing
his agents throughout the country 10 decline nsurng
the property OF Jews. Several companies In this city
and n other States promptly sgnincd their approval OF
this policy by issuing similar documents and thus ere
many days elapsed, anumber Of organizations had do
"Jew risks" feeling Of strong indignation
by this time pcrvaded the Israeltsh community
and meetings were held In the western aud
Southern States IN the State OF New York end n TINS
ton Of the charge OF dishonesty thrust upon The Jews
the refusal OF the companies to insure ther woray
goods Several meetings have already been nclu ~ .ns
city, and committee OF fourteen, with VI, benlamn
Nathan an chairman elected 10 take such measures
as would awaken the companies 70 sense OF the wrong
they had committed This COMMITTEES drew up mo ioi
lowing circular, which mailed 70 All the Insurance
companies IN this city, and also 70 me 49,
Tho Jndsrvriters' Agency The document TO which rs
fereuca is made was couched in tbs following terrns
Nsv yoRK, March Is 1857
and rrennsr eesps q shs Rsbrsw. o.
the city York held 70 consder and detemine what
q q S ssS,
whsch has recently public Of insurance com
Psniss ps.os: e .s mssrsv ias e sss.
'iH: Ts. y Sss:r:ssss - :Se.l4 mesa 10
ssa sisai'lausIS sr u icssissas ss9Hess isSswsii