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THE ADVANTAGES

on red BY this Company are;
Ir,sA NATIONAL COMPANY. cHAATERED BY
SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS 1865.
IT uAs A pAID-uP CAPITAL OF si,ooooo'
1T oYrERs LOW RATES OF PREMIUM.
IT FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE. THAN
orHxg COMPANIES FOR THE SAME MONEY.
1T Is pRFINtTY AND CERTAIN II IT'S TfRMs
TT Is A HOME COMPANY IN EVERY LOCALITY
Irs POLICIES are Exempt FROM ATTACHMENT.
ruxRE ARE No UNNECESSARY RETsRlcTIoEs
IN THE POLICIES.
EVERY poLIcY Is sny-FoeFEIrABi
PodcIEs MAY BIZ TAKEN WHICH PAY TO THE
INJURED THEIR FULL AMOUNT AND RETURN
ALL TaB PREMIUMS. 80 THAT THE INSURANCE
co,rs ONLY Tak INTEREST ON 7Hs ANNUAL
PAYMENTS
POLICIES NAY RE TAKEN THAT WILL PAY
TO THE INSURED, AFTER CERTAIN NUMBER
or YEARs. DURING LIFE, AN ANNUAL INCOME
OF oSE-rssTH THE AMOUNT NAMED IN THE
POLICY.
NO EXTRA RA,E CHARGE ioa HIsKs UPON
THE LIVES OF FEMALES
IT lNNREs NOT TO PAY IlvlrENDs. BUT AT
50 Low A eosT THAT rtyipFsps WILL BE M
POSSIBLE
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AMERICAN HOUSE

BOBtOme MASS.
TesLdrgest First Ctass.. Hoase in Ae.o Eaiand
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SINGLE APARTM gNTs with Ratlfn2 and nater
Ccuvcniences connecting; BLIZZARD Halls Telegraph OF.
ace, aud Cafe.
jun u LEWIS RICE & SON, Propr,..
WIN EGAR.-PRUsSIEG'acgLE CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure and to preserve pickles
rst Premium awarded the U. 8. Fair inois sts.e
Fair and Chicago City TAir Largest vcrksofthe kind
10 the United etates.
CHAS. g. T. pRUSSTEG
ar2sieodem a3oA34I Latest, Chicago.
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New Advertisements.
SUNSHINE and SHADOW IN NEW YORK.

A large ootayo Eol1tsa over 70n pages fnsiy Hin :
tfa:ei. We want Agei Male ale ir every City
AMI Town 10 UsnvAss sor il Ev.rs, wants TO know
Ali sbon New York No Book ever published that sells
~ rapdIY. Canvas re-. oIt imu,ense sales
W. employ no General Agent, snd fer the iarcs.t
ermmissfo, send for :2-page circular. Full par
ri and terus 70 Agents FRYE apple sion
b. BURR 4 CO.. Puibish.rs,
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Mas Meeting at Big Mound,
Tuesday, October So.
Gov. W. A.Stone. Col. VIM. Leigh
ton and other Speakers


Win Be pre,en. aud address. IL. m eeupe.
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NorB-From reports and letters reserved
I. Your Axe Il bound 10 be TaB AXE
II. 1t will cut - per osnt. bstter.
III. Ny brother lost ons arm In tho wnr. but With
your Axs he can cut = we'll . any else can
". III could get smother, twenty fse f9b) dol
lars would not buy II.
IL viii cut i,osp-poles bsttsr than asy ether Axe
vi. 1 would not be without II for anything
Iof sale by all responsible deu'9s. and the makers
LIPPiNCOTr l. DnKEWELL,
PIrrsBuaez. Pa, Sole owners Of the Patents
DvZUU star Shuttle Sewing MA
chimes. NIL pariiealars free. Extra Inducements
to experienced Ageets. Call on or address g. WILL
SON co. ckreiand, O.. Bostcn, Mass or b. Lonis
Missouri.
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ra-IogAL AGENTS ARE WANTED IN every City
and Town and applications from competent parties for
such agencies With suitable endorsements. should be
addressed TO THE COMPANY's GENERAL AfENt
ONLY In THAR rfann.fiye fistIicis.
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The Democracy have Pierced and Backed
us with bad Presidents, and We don't pro-
pose to Seymour Of that kind.
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GENERA. MCCLELLAN has written letter
to August Belmont, which concludes As fol.
lows: :,
ut don't suit me to take any part in poli--
tics at present, and desire to be 'let alone
"GEo. B. McCLELLAS.'
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M ea6Rn MANHOCD-Nothine 9, Important
nlauUU. Send Two stamps for sealed y pages on
ihs woois subject. Dr. WaIT1IHR confidential ply 81
clan 6l7 81 Charles St ST. Loui.. M, stands precni
nepty above all others his specially, No matter who
failed your Patients tr. Atsd By All in every
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KENTUCKY is the only reliable "last ditch
OF the Ku-Klux Democracy.
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IT Vas the leaders OF the Democratic party,
the Hamptons, the Toombs, the Forests
aud Others Of that stripe, that plunged the
country into the war Of rebellion, and created
the necessity Of mourning the present i'm
n,snse naaional dsbt 10 save the Union and
Government. And now those same leaders
bring forward Seymour as their candidate
for President, and curse the Republicans for
incuring national debt. And well they
may. for had not national deb, been incur.
red, the rebels would have triumphed and
the Union would have been destroyed.
All rebels were Democrats during the war,
and al rebels now are Democrats after the
var is over.
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General Sheridan aaid If he owned Texas
asd He'll, he'd lease Texas and live in the
oshss piscs. Fsoa Galveston paper which
NJ. R6bt. Gray hands a., We take these
sArss items. They illustrate the high s.ats
Of eivilasion which controls there. The ex-
tracts are from rebel papers, and show the
treatment Of freedmen by the rebels:
FouxD Huse.--A negro msa va found hang
ing TO tree, about ons mile Kast Of Bryan, on
Tuesday nornins. The nsrPetsators have not
bsso discovered, and no one suspected. The
murdered neeso's wife says that party Of white
nsn, with painted faces, came to his house ON
MssAsy sight end took hin away. The soroasr
went oas and hsld IN inqusst and il 10 said, from
the position and appeasspcs Of the body, that he
mast have been Filled before being huBg 10 the
limb. He 10 sssd to have been good, peaceable
freedman. W dsprscase such occurrences. a. they
hu4 ssrvs 70 Hasten closer upon the shaekles Of
military tyranny and TO disturb the pea.s Of 20
ciety - B,yon Ne~s.sAsr, Oef. ;.
KiLLixG.-Ws are informed ~ ON last Mon
day night 81 dancing party IA the Southeast
corner Of this county, James Holt, who kept .
Upon the inqusfs Il HAs developed that deceased
came to his death By tAs hand Of jim Bryson, and
one other man to the jary uaknovp. The din
Guilty originated about somsthing connected with
the dsuss. We get this lnfosmssiea from Rev,
John A. Wars, whose character for truth stands
an9usstionsd.
from tho habitual carrying Of deadly weapons, :
| practice which cannot be too ssvsssly condemned
! = .&erman Courier, Sept. 26A
The depredaiions upon The blacks still eontinu,
in this county. Some arrests have been made but
only ono person bound over. Numbers Of frset
people have smgratsd to other States, and vi
hear Incredible stories Of large bodies frequently
| ward This il the result OF the apathy Of DC,
people, many Of whom are just now beginning Il
, wake up 70 > ssnee Of their duty in the premises
| - Ysfas Ifndtcotor.
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Special Notices.

CHARGE all along the line
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arA 10 sAnsncun Ar DEs nolsKs.

Mas Me-tisa.. which other spaher. ~iIl her.ahe,
be a uonnred
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DIRECTORS:

Whore the basinvss o. the Company IL transacted
and which all general correspondence should be al.
| dHsaaa Il
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~ JsdSs ~ Orcsit Osrt
JOHN ,. DRATRR. a Henry Coansy.
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mass msssssg At nj, Pleasant.

Aass Meeting ~ Dert Madison.
ectobsr lesh st1l M q whth tho following pe~as
will b present.
HOy. Q. J. klAkWcOO.
Hon g. O. uoONoD
COL. DAVE WILSON,
HON. QlAAu pHICD,
3UN. J9UMoULk !.
NON. 0DO. ". McCaARY
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wGRtetUonstabtlJon hand sndforshlsatt o y e
protest o1sh customers and prompt man a large or
psHaeieetsastook al aTAPLE and FANCY
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OuR friend Col. c. is sanguine that Grant
viii carry Kentucky. II aeemed like a very
insane proposition But he yhas reason
for the faith that is IN him. He says that
the Kentucky ku>klux who have invaded
Ohio and Indiana to carry this October cleo
ton will scarcely get home in time to vote.
As this embraces the larger part of the Ken
lucky Democracy there is some show for the
Kentucky Unionists.
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NON, ,. y. DRAYER.
CANDIDATE Tor Orcatt Judge, will Address the people
Lee Csuaty At the following surs4ad place
Montross. AosdAy, OCTOBER ~
kaotak, 71esday. n
yiacsnAss, WEDNESDAY, II
Cfoton. TAusUdA9, n
CA4ssaepn, HrD1ny, =
Tive Of nssones oAuaoek D n
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The Utica Herald, published in the towr
where Seymour is "known and loved, say'
he never gave cent to any Of the i've reR''
ments which left that county, never took par
in any preparation for their reception, MOI
counienaueed such proceedings BY biz
presence. No wonder the soldiers repudlatt
him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-25
NEW JERSEY.


Urdson CITY.
Pustc MggrfsG. a resolution OF the Common
Council public meeting will be held on Tuesday cvcn-
ing elicit public feeling in regard tho constructions
OF boulevard through Hudson county.
Newark.
TIE SUNDAY LAw.-The excitement among the Cor
mans reference the enforcement Of the Sunday Law
still continues Last evening meeting or the Germans
OF the Sixth ward held and measures looking 10 the
repeal OF the law taken On the other side the
utmost rejoicing Is fested At the last meeting oe
Charity Division, sons or Temperance, message
ordeodto he sent to the Mayor expressing appreciation
Of his course IN tho snlorcsmeIt Of the statute
NARROW EscArs FROM Ds.rM--charles Bowdsn, .
brakeman on tho Morris aud Esssx Railroad, bad A
almost miraculous escape from Instant death Thurs.
day afternoon. He duty train OF nfiy coal
cars and while rnniug between Maple Wood and South
Orange the COUPLINGS Of two In the centre OF the
train broke and Bowden Eel upon tho track directly
between the Hs threw his body To tho outside Of
tho track and bis legs werc caught BY the brake and
thrown out OF peril Tho only injuries be sustained
were few slight bruises
MAY KILLED nv 4 FAILING rRsK-Ou Thursday
afternoon q named George Hsggery was instantly
killed by q fall M tree. He engaged with .
panon In telling snd had Just wsrnsd the latter
10 step from before falling tree. 10 endeavorng 70
save himself bosever, hs walked directly into DANGER
the tree striking him tho head and killing him In
stantiy. Deceased leaves family.
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IHE LAST CH1Lrak SNIP.
nav YoaK, Jan. "a, 1858.

Nav YoaK, Jan. "a. 1858.
10 rax EDITOR or run HrRALD:--
frequest you 70 give the following space In yow
valuable paper
On arrival Of tho Hamburg emigrast ship Lsbnlis =
this port the daily press published an account Of the
unusual number Of deaths which occurred on her pa
sage, and ascrons the the prevalence Of chos
srs. II intimaied that the disease broughs
on board By smixrans from tbs Duchy Of nsckenonres
whore the cholera was raging whcn thsy efh Inc ocr
man Society TO ascertain the correciuess Of snes ~
ports, appointed . committee. consisting or mre " w
me mbers aud three delegates from thelr Board of
Physicians who after 3 careful Investigation rspoEsed
the following facts:- - - - .
That the disease % board Of the Lsonits yss ny
Asato cholsr but typhus conial ana wse sausee
BIZ bad msuassmsns and bad usatmsna They repoIs
particularly that shs water was nssher good nor sum
esut that the provisions we're uosound that there vae
M vSnstlon On the and very defective kind
sns upper deck and that AHA And ARA were osycnd
dsscr,ptIou II appears thsrstere quite certain thae
tina osuse OF sad calamity should NOT Be ascribed 70
ths poor spisans, but 70 the owners and the ocs OF
shs ma WILLY wALLAtH,
Secretary German Society
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AMUsEN Eyrs.

TUE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS Ths LAaessr
crcniauon OF any Afternoon paper IN The city. u 70,
therei ore the most desirable liia advertisers.
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DEM. +. THEALI, AUCTIONE Err.
ID Late salesman with Il. II. Ludlow & Co.
Bar Fixtures Groceries,

Bar Fixtures, Groceries,
China, GLASS and Silver Plated Ware.
JOHNSTON 4 TiiEALr. will sell by auction Monday.
January 1865 at lo O'clock at the restaurant d2S rand
street. between Broadway and Crosby street. all the Bar
Fixtures. Gsss Tumblers. Wines, Champagnes. SILVER
Plated Casters Table Forks, Spoons &C.; Table Cloths
Chandeliers and Fixtures copper Water Coffee and Te.
Boilers Steam Tables Cooking and Oyster Ranges, patent
Rooster, Kitchen Utensils stone China aud elbow Ware
Four Meal, Cheese, Butter. Pickles, Tea &c one fire.
proof Iron Safe Wilder's patent; olcioths Mating &c.
Catalogues at the place morning VI SALE at the auction
eer's Office, 81 Liberty street.
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RY HENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
MODERN AND ANCIENT OIL PAINTINGS
MINER 4 sOMERvILtE will sell by Auction on satur
day January 2 at ii O'clock their saesroom 81 Nassau
large assortment of modern and ancient OIL Paint
ingS fine Line Engravings dc, comprising Landscapes
Figure Pieces Interiors; Scripture and Battle Pieces &C.
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UCTIoN SALE.-FREDERrCK DIG. AUCTION
~ Ger will sell this day a. II O'Clock, all the magnacen
Fourth street. Broadway consisting 81 Paror ana Bed
Suits and article necessary for Housekeeping
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DEM. r. THkALL. AUCTIoNEER (.ATE SALES.
~ man with Z. u. Ludlow Co. )-Household Furniture
Mirrors. Carpets &c.
JOHNSTON THEALL will sell by auction this day
Saturday January Is 1862 at l0h O'Clock at their sales
room No 90 Liberty street general assortment OF House
hold Furniture and walnut Paror Suits in
Dressing Bureaus washsands Extension Dnlng Table and
Chairs Sofas Lounges, Rockers, Crockery Feather Beds
CURED Hair Matressss French Bedstead blankets Coun
erpanes, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Catalogues now
ready
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-15
THE THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT.


The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial (RadicaD writes IN
der date of the 18th inst. as follows:
There are all sorts of rumors shoat to-
night reviving the excitement of several
weeks ago regarding the Third party
licians, boilers from the New York Con-
venlion, and those dissatisfied with the
nomination of Grant, are working appa-
rently with good deal Of energy, their OBJ
iect being first, to compel Mr.. Seymour to
abandon the field and second, if they fail
in this, 10 endeaYor 10 enlist Chase, or
some other prominent statesman, in the
movement with the object of making him
a third candidate Chase, however, so the
report goes, refuses 10 become a party to
the plot
IL .is said that an executive committee is
to be published on Tuesday; the leaders
Of The movement being busy nov in as
certaining what prominent gentlemen may
be counted on, ..
Report further says that II Chase abso-
lutely refuses 60 receive the protieIed
honors of these nondescripts, that John
Quincy Adams, Of Massachusetts,, and Sam
Cary, of Ohio are 10 be the candidates re-
spcttiveiy for President and Vice Presi.
dent. The convention which is TO uomi-
nate this ticket is to be held either in Pitts
hnrg or Cincinnati, on the 10th OF August.
The leaders in the movement are said to
embrace Lewis ID. Campbell, Of Ohio, Gen
eral Fremont, Sam. Cary, long list OF the
participants 10 the PhIladelPhis Conyen-
ton two years ago, vast number Of old
army officers, and many persons OF pro
minence in the country whose present posi-
ton is in doubt.
IL is expected that such movement wall
sweep the yonng men Of the country, and,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-15
: New Tanning Mill, Seed Separator
suaut Machine Combined, !"

and WILL after this date be able to Fill all orders
promptly. In this machine. we offer to the
public Wheat Fan far superior % anything
of the kind ever before invented.
It will easily chat from 800 to 400 bushels OF
wheat per day, and cleaner at one running
through than any Fan in the market.
1t will clean wheat from smut, cheat, cookie,
blghted, broken ana shriveed grains and 0 ther
impurities. leaving the best, healthy. plump
and perfect grains 10 SOW.
Il cleans wheat for market without WASTE,
saving the small grains. T.
It empties the wheat directly into the half
bushel, thereby avoid ing the WASTE, as we'll
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able in measuring up the grain. .-.
The mill runs smoother and with less noise,
besides many other improvements over the'Or-
binary Fanning Mill.
Grain dealers will give from twenty-five to
fifty cents more for foul wheat cleaned on this
than on the common fan.
The mill has been THOROUGHLY TESTED,
and is pronounced by all who have seen it in
operation, among whom are many of the best
farmers, milIsrs, grain dealers, maehinists, in
this and adjoining States. to be a PERI EOT
SUCCESS, and o valuable invention which has
long been needed.
The Fans are made of GOOD, STRONG,
WELL-SEAS0NEDlu lumber, and every machine
is WARRANTED. Ia s....-r ..
All persons interested in such machinery are
respectfully requested to call and examine for
themselves. ..
jy2 If T.. n. JONES & co.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-15

DIPFHERIA IN HoRsEs.-The papers
say an extraordinary and fatal disease has
broken out among horses in the neighbor-
hood of New York, which has, SO far,
proved unmanageable. ''The disease at
lacks the horses in the throat, and is ac-
companied by symptoms similar to those
Of diptheria in the human family. Mr..
james Morrison, Of Rye, has lost five
horses, each valued at $500, and other per
sons have suffered from the same cansef a
consultation has been held by several vet
Urinary surgeons, bat more Of them have
been able 10 explain Che cause OF the dis
ease. r A,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-15
rPURITANISM In INDIANA a 7,
An Excited Mob Threasens 90 Essra
l. Et- SVOFna. far m EVVkfaart - e..
From the La Porte - Union. :,

From the La Porte Qa-) Union. ~
Our readers will be startled to learn that
the famous old woman of Endor has a
daughter in La Porte--a spiritual, if not q
llneal daughter, Very early Monday
morning the grounds about certain dwell
ing on j street, in Andrews addition, pre-
scented scene which made oae think Of
Salem, Massachusetts, az Salem was in the
year of grace 1892.
A Mrs. d., who domiciles there, is repu-
ted to be witch, averitabIe sorceress. who,
though not positively known to have ridden
through key-hole on broomstiek, issaid
to have tried her damnabIe charms with
fatal success on one Mrs. r., who taberna.
eles on a farm little south Of the city.
Mrs. K. is afflicted with commissions, and
believes Mrs. ID. to be the cause OF her
epilepsy. She has been treated by several
medicine men, but without any benefit
except to the doctors. Recently she has
been awaiting herself of the professional
services of a man from New Buffalo. who.
to the double business of healer and preach
er, adds that Of exorcist. a'l I'd
This man insists that not long ago Mrs.
ID. confessed TO him that she was the au-
thoress Of Mrs. RS sufferings, having BY
her black and diabolicaI arts bewitched
her. He was here visiting his patient at
the time mentioned, and about "gray
daWn," or a little after, on Monday, went
10 company with several others, az
we understand it, to the house of Mrs. D.,
for what precise purpose we are not In
formed. In the course of the confab, Mrs.
d., ii appears, plumply denies that she had
ever made confession to the preacher doctor,
and denounces him as liar.
Exactly what followed we do not learn,
but in the mean time an excited crowd Of
two hundred gathered about the house, the
victim of the sorcery sitting in buggy in
the midst thereof. The New Buffalo gent,
who was the ringieader of the rioters, pro-
claimed from the crowd that if Mrs. d.
would come and show herself he would I'M
witch her in trice and evermore. But
Mrs. D. not liking the outlook, and doubt
less thinking that the doctor had already
more devils in and about him than he
could prosperously manage, declined the
kind invitation.
This did not have the effect to modify
the rising fury of the crowd, and there
were threats of burning the incorrigible
woman with fire. But just at this nick of
time, the City Marshal and officer Dan
Brown made their appearance, and sue
ceeded in dispensing the mob without much
difficulty, and before the commission of any
violence. An effort was made to arrest the
New Buffalo mountebank, but he has pru-
IDENTIFY decamped. .
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-15
In the Political Interests OF
... the People,

The UNION AND DISPATCH. as hereto
fore. will take the Constitution and laws for its
guide; and ia the discussion Of all the new and
Intricate questions and issues arising out OF the
extraordinary condition in which the country
placed, II will adhere to the principles an
teachings Of the founders and expOsitOrs Of our
government and institutions. Il will endeavor
10 guard with vigilance and defend with unwa-
vering earnestness and faith the rights and 'N'e-
sts Of all the States. and the essential prinei-
los which constitute the basis Of the Republic.
We shall oppose all invasions Of these, and
1phold. to the utmost Of our ability. tho union
Of the States under them. Feeling that they
re- endangered by the revolutionary schemes Of
Radical politicians who now bold the begis-
alive power Of the Government, VIC shall abate
othing Of our past opposition 10 their msa-
urs with these views. which arc no less thai
,,o,ound convictions we cannot and viii no.
hesitate 10 defend the unfortunate South F.
the asporsions and impo'itions hoapea upo ts
people. and urge that JUETToE aud Rr66r shall
melted out o them.