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EUR o p e.
Tho Election Canvass and Regis
trations in England.
Lord Napier on His War Policy and
Society in Africa.

TIE German mail steamship Deutschland Captain
wesse S, from Southampton on the 18th OF August
arrived at this port carly yesterday morning bring
Ing mail report in detail Of our cable telegrams,
dated to her day of sailing.
France has opened negotiations with the other
powers with the view TO limiting the resolutions OF
the Ecumcnica Council In Rome to religious cues
tons alone aud order that the State ana the civil
power may Lake measures to guarantee The free
course Of their Affairs.
The rars Put'ie says that the Journey Of N. Roche
for ed tor Of Ia Lamterne to Brussels is quite vo-
lantary on his part AMI that 10 warrant has been
Issued against him.
The King and Queen OF Denmark, with their two
youngest chhdrea, Prince Wadenar and Princess
Thyra were to leave Copenha gen August Is for st.
PETERSBURG
For,na notification had been made OF the Access
sion of the Grand Duchcs OF Mecklenburg-Schw erin
ard Of Mecklenb rg-Stretz and OF the free city OF
LLbecG 10 tae German zolverein.
\ telegram from Madrid OF Au gust o reports:-
TLe Inlster OF the Interior has dressed circu.
lar 20 the Governors OF the Provinces recommending
tleh to seek support IN tAe civic aud rural guards
LNl lIe c,etgy, gvins tnen % understand that the
army inspires the governments WITH but little conf
CcAUe. Alarming ruWotS continue 10 prey all ana
III government - taking great precau iols or the
Suppression ol ANY insurrect onary III a mt On
the !iOulse tlc ielr Of pubic bcl.. disturbed
c"u,es great une1siIesl ana the pOsIoI or the
h...n Is also considered serious, The government
hav NJ hal 10 borrow money at a h,sh rate ol in
telest rom the BANK oI SPAN 10 pay the salaries
or The one 5.
Tie ittlJ .HGu Gazette OF August Says
1ae AnglO-indians so far from preparing to be
satisfied iib Lord Mayo, are Try NJ 10 persuade
themselves mat one o tne queens suIS may some
Gay ne sent odG W govern the country. Tue natives
wouiu he Immensely eIaillHd by having roy al ruler
ebce more. ana the Fttehd points Olt, "witn the
annual migration u the cool climate OG the hills
Eng lsll pf,ice might Il ID lie en- oyabe" ia India
Is III England. There can be no DOUBT that MI APP
PuIll,lIeut Vi THIS M woUld take India by STORM.
bt; suppose the rnya. vceroy went astray In his
Do icyr would IL re convenient to snub nan In q
iet er from The Indian secretary?
Intelligence received IN ST. Petersburg announces
that pubic order and security having been restored
In Alansa, in the SCUM Kusslan district OF the
AMOR, where II had been disturbed by Chinese
tribes, the martial law existing that district has
been raised.
The M or Alexandria, OF August publishes an
article prdisng the efforts OF the ticeroy OF Egypt
sbo!sh tie Consular jurisi 1t says that the
eIptuatons VIII fall afer proper tribunals shall
have been organized, and expresses confidence in
the labors OF the International Commission winch
II rs proposed TO assemble for that purpose.
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M nifestO from Garibaldi.
General Garbl!di, after Il long silence, has sent
the following letter to the BOiognese:-

CABRERA, July 49, 1863.
NOBLE FRTENDS-Afh )ugn expected evervth ng
from the generous men or tho 9TH OF August to whom
an bound Dy ali lies Of love and gratitude, yet
have been gratefully touched by the kind reception
gwen 10 AenOttl and his wife.
The degrading existence to which handful OF
wretchcs who mlSSovern IL have consigned our
brave country affects 1t does you. II last year
the Italians IN ersL0od me should have been able
WI you, to rescue her from her misery and degra-
datiod but, unfortunately, by Tie sde Of the mighty
heroes OF our time, whose blood mas been shed IN
hundred battle dclds without seeking for any other
reward than that OF lighting for Italy, there il always
a mass OF rabbe and doctriaahes VINO, traitors,
under the prctcxt OF principle and purism,
abandoned their companions In the hour
Of danger. Our people, without abandoning
tie labor which preserves the body,
think OF freeing their mind for what kind Of liberty
is to be expected from q nation which every day
fails down ut the feet of priests, the pedestals Of
every tyranny, and the soldiers Of the most atrOcous
OF Italys tyrans9 | snail believe that our people
mean freedom when see st. Peters turned into an
asylum or tae indgent-when zee the pnial Of st.
Jdnuarius broken Oh the ton sureI head OF the lu-
dcrous sorcerer. Coae what Will, l shall die un-
HAPPY II, on the day when you fight for ltaly's
bberty-which l hope Will be soOn-i cannot follow
you at least Ia an ambulance. Yours devOtediy,
q. GAltlBALDI.
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1m palE ZINC.


iHe t'Eh' Ut ttAhl championship.
The light weigh match between Collyer and Ed
wards for 81 900 Hide viii should nothing unfore-
seen occur, be deolcd tomorrow in some seques-
tered corner az the Od Dominion. Collyer, the
baltimore Phcnome0oRr has already proved sue
cessul In seeera veil contested battles and, In the
opinion OF The "kuowiag ones" has proved beyond
question tha lie possessed. In an eminent degree,
OF the qualities essential 10 success IN the present
conte- WINE NC hasC ID the same excellent au-
an excellent boxer Few, Judging from his appear
ance, thlnk nc puaseeses the staying powers neces-
sary TO enable ann 90 pull OH battle with 30 good
man as Colyer Late advces are favorable ~ 70 the
condition oi the men, both are cOnident OF Victory
ana many oi the ardent admirers OF the manly art
anticipate the pleasure Of witnessing "hvey mil"
t0-MOIrow.
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The stewards % ths eub have added q new stake
to the Ir'granrl. n zoe autumn meeting at Jerome
Park-ihe SIC Fhrts cup ydile 81, 200 subscription
$50 each, D. p ~ and one-eglth miles, the second
horse to receive 0 7ni Of The stakes five or more
TO ILL., ID name ana eDs ser .cnlber TO- the race to
he run on ne eooud day uf Tie meeting This stake
mas been a'Nelitvd 10 the HERALD. but desire to
eau paricu 90 attention 60 10 aud to impress upon
an interested tlat zoe entries must lie made with
MT. G. WbcuNt, cierE ~ The course, Fordham, West
chester county, =. D.. hy tae time hxed for closing
The stakes. namely tnc lptn ~ september. We arc
certain The race for tac -tcvar is' cup win be pop
uldr one insirinr large entry, and therefore deem
II eulIllea ~ Lhs slnLIAl nnllcc.
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Abe u,cber aud the Cast Iron Man.

II Is arranged that the match for purse Of $500
between Abe Hicken aud Charley Collins shall come
or ON TIE same day aud in tue same ring az that
between Colyer Eui Edwards. Both Hicken and
Collins ave 6een 10 strict training since the making
o. tie match somewhere va to neghb0rhood OF the
City OF Bribery Love and each Is reported AZ In
pUDd hguung TIM The cast ron Man possesses
advania Over bis uyt ~ point OF muscle and
we ght bui 50 u ilpurui ne superior skill VI uickep
Wall sScu. @ Alm The Fhsorg.
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RELIGION. n nd COLLEGIATE Notcs.l

The FIRST Sabbath IN September is the time desig-
mated for contributing to the fund for the relief OF
disabled ministers IN the various Presbyterian
churches in this city and vicinity. This good work
OF Christian benencence should meet with hearty
encouragement.
st. Agatha's Catholic church, Philadelphia tRev.
John F1tznaurice, pastor Is fast approaching com.
pletion The helfry s completed and the rough
casting on the exterior hn.sned.
The Right Rev. B.siiop Wool was unable to attend
the conservation Of Right kev. bishops Decker and
Gibbons IN Baltimore last sunday In consequence
Of illness induced by severe attack OF rheumatism.
A lady asked her little gni, ON returning from
chul ch IL the RENE nbored ne text. ION, yes" she
tad, It was tns;--''rhe ladies' sewing society Will
meet ut Mrs. McCracxens house 90 Monday evening
next"
Socialist doctrines ssem 10 DC spreading In Ger
many. A large mectng-tcn thousand In number
OF persons Who entertain SUCH views lately TOOK
place near Woifenbuttcl, In Brunswick when
speeches we're made and rcsouions passed In favor
OF such views.
Feeing Baptist ministers for performing the sacra-
ment Oi blplsm IS khc newest tang III Philadelphia.
cerg man lately had iity dollar grcenback Tor a
sers c. Of IN knd.
A worthy deacon In Q town somewhere In North
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Tn1nae Az ras uk.as COURSE.

FRIDAY, Aurust q. match 800, mile heats In hor.
ness, owners To drive.
VIM Lowell namci , r. n. Lady vcl'cs.. ...12
Mr.. Campbell named h r. Iiir........... a
ilW" I;4.--;4%-1:Il.
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The majority o. the Reformed Ircsbyrery OF Pitts
burg having voted TO suspend their relations TO
General synod uut the suspension oil George II.
Stuart Ia repealed ar. Douglas, OF that city. claimed
that tins WAS secession from the church and tolal
rejection OF the authority OF the synod anu there
fore called SPECIAL meeting, without any apphca-
ton ~ the moderator cCrk or Presbytery 10 issue
tue call. Tue result ~ that Dr. Doug a., the Kew.
Mr.. Afford and the Eev. Robert Sies enson, and n
number Of elders who disapgrove Of tue action OF
tue lttsburg presbytcry. ie and organized another
Iresbytery, claniIg that 10 Is 1.-THE true PtttsburK
Presbytery.u
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The Religious Belief Of the Native Members
of the Chinese Embassy.

The religious belief Of the native members OF the
Chinese Embassy, which Mr.. Burngame has brought
to this country, Is a matter OF interest They are
not IL would seem, idolators. correspondent OF
the American Presbyterian allrms that the entire
suite is composed OF COnaciansts, no Buddhist or
Tauist being among the nu mber. Confucian temples
have no idols. They are nut indeed, places OF re-
lIgiOus worship, lur CunILcus taught nothing in
respect 10 God, or mans relations to Deity. lie
taught only mans duty To man. These men know
and respect our missionaries. They have seen the
TRANSACTIONS of the Bible, aud know something OF
Jesus. one OF the iute prefers saii he was taught
English by Rev. Dr. Martin, missionary from
America, and nov a Professor In thc new university
established O. Pekin, BY mper nj cree about year
ago. lie seemed ~ TANK much VI his teacher.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-07

S .:s I s.s Ss sa s:s 81: e. ;ss ID.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once. No. IA Madi-en street:
LARGEST 0Iyy oIR0ILAyI0N.
As "dogrerel" the following will pass
HuRRAH FOR TENNESSEE.

In topsy turvy Tennessee, b..
! Where whites arc slaves and slaves arr iIss'
I Where bummers fresh from Yankee iAnu'
Arrive with earpot-saok In hand,
Intent their love aud real 20 show;
Ami bow the knee 10 King BrcwniowT
uurrah. Hurrah, Hurrah for Tennessee.
In Tennessee. behold the place.
Where progress backward goes space.
Where a. an Of sense have ceased 70 rule
zach oiice allied by the biggest iooi;
Where stars and stripes ~ Triumph "a'o
0'er col red thieves ana loyal knavts-
Hurrah, Hurrah. Hurrah for Tennessee
nnea s,c,ious STATE, now steeped In hell;
Ruled bv the incaInate William g..
The curse OF poor humanity,
who iifts the assassin's bloody hand, 49,.
Ana saws. "God speed thee in this land"s-
Hurrsh' Hurrah. Hurrah for Tennessee.
srbI, refers 10 the murderers Of Kenally. Of
Nashville. and Of BrinKiy. Of Ashland. re-
proved by Bfownlow.
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Mr. Churchill's Prssidential Bill.

On Monday last Mr.. Churchill, Of New
York, introduced in the federal House OF
Representatives bill to amend the act
of i792, in reference 10 the filling OF va
oancies in the Offices Of President and
Vice President The act Of 1892 pro.
vides that in case of the death, removal
aud disability Of both the President and
Vice President, the President pro tenn.
OF the Senate shall be the President, and
IL there shall be no President pro tenn. OF
the Senate at the time, the Speaker OF the
House of Representatives shall be Pres
ident until the vacancy in the Presi-
DENTAL Office shall be filled by special
election. 10 be called in the absence Of
Congress by the Secretary Of State. Mr..
Cburchilrs bill provides to add the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court to the line
of succession in these vacancies. The
hill was referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary, aud we should, perhaps, have
said nothing further about it at present,
but for the reported discovery that this
hill involves deliberate plan for the
promotion of General Grant at once to
he White House with the removal of Mr..
johnson. The addition Of the Chief
Justice 10 tne lne OF bucccooiou III 'hc
chapter of accidents is set down as
a tub to the angry whale. The real
scheme is said to be such amendment OF
the bill. when reported back to the
House, as will practically shslve " Old
Ben Wade" apd bring General Grant
into the foreground, so that. with the re-
moyal of the present obstruction, the
General may at once take the helm
This supposed discovery may, be an
illusion, but there may be something In
it. The progress of events is SO rapid
in these days that we are prepared,
ought to be prepared, for anything. We
shall, indeed. be somewhat disappointed
If the removal Of Andrew johnson is not
followed by Radical developments in the
way of reconstruction not yet set down
in he bills. Revolutions never 90 back.
wan very far until they have run their
course forward, and the reconstruction
revolution inaugurated by the present
, Congress is now under full head OF
steam --Neg York Herald
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Trustees Sale.

TTMER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
u Of Trust, made by 7. ]. and A.. N: Cogs.
we'll TO me on the 18th day Of March, 1867; said
deed registered in Record Book No. 80, part 2.
pages 49s, 400 and 500. to secure the payment OF
cash TO the highest and best bidder, on Thurs
day, the 23d day Of April. 1868 at II o'clock m,
at the northeast corner OF Union and second
streets, in the city Of Memphis, the following
described realty. in the county OF Shelby, state
ten acres. more or less. and as shown on the
plan Of Farmville. in Book 40. part ], page 100,
Registers Office as lots q, q, q and q, in deed.
from r. r. Stdeer and wife TO Cromlieu. Title
good, but convey as trustee.
WILLIAM KING. Trustee:
March IS, 1873 l7.n
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r,HE total amount covered BY tho Etna Poll.

THE total amount covered by the Etna Poll
L cies on property destroyed or damaged Ia
$206, 1854, on which salvage will be about Eve
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from 100000, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum Is five per cont. upon the Com
pany's assets. figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year.
or proportion equal 70 5000 loss for COM
pany Of 100000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly IL
Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of 35.000-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone neutrality-suspicious.
and screened with upward of 5, 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire departm ent-yet it has $780,
600, 600 Of property consumed in few hours,
upon o holiday when its people arc least ocluS
piod-from the very insignificant cause Of q
contemplate frecracker.
Remember the triaing origin of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent a call If you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate of premium for
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd Judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to by II. A; LITTLET0N Il CO., Agts.
No. % Madison street.
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InsOIvent Noiice.

FrHF UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTOR OF
| r-rrr Harrinrfon. deceased. harinr sur
rs~tei he inscireucy II The estate q said de-
eessed. In the County Court Il shelby county,
ctafe On Tennessee. and. ~ order Of The Court,
IL hereby notifies Al creditsrs ofraid estate %
fie their claims. rroperly autheu ticated, With
TIE Clerk 81 sid Court. On or before The 81
day Of July. ISIS. or Be flrever tarrsd.
JOHN 60RNfN,
law-T Ex'r Of Jerry Harr.1Eton,. isc'd.
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tuesday, the asth Day Of Aprii, 1888,
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. EX-
ID ecuted 10 me on the l4th day Of April. 1866,
by ]. N. Edrngton, for the purpose therein
contained, l will proceed TO sell. for cash. TO
the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door in
the town Of 0sceola, in the State Of Arkansas.
On Saturday, sth Day of August next,
the valuable tract Of land situated within half
a mile Of said town. known as the Whittemore
Place, containing about nine hundred acres
5000 WELL IMPROVED, md about four hun
dred acres cleared and in high state OF culti-
yaiien. / believe the title Of the said property
10 be good, but will OH convey as Trustee.
II. A. PARTEE. Trustee.
March 81, 1888. at
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Guardian settlementin County Court of Shelby
County.
ITO THE FRIENDS AND CREDITORS
1 of John Brenner a minor: Notice is hereby
given that have filed settlement Of the estate
Of said ohm Bremen. deceased, with the Clerk
g. of said Court, and that will apply for con-
frmation of said settlement at the Nay term,
1868, o. said Court, to be held on the FIRST Mon.
day Of said month, in the courthouse in the
City of Memphis. +. HENNlGEk,
JOHN, IpAGUu. Clerk. Guardian:
MarcNe1. 1858 0
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TRUST SALES.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED oF TRUST i,;
Is seuted 10 me on the 18th day Of May, iseI.
y Henry Hubert, ys's sds y ssso.fsa n
In BOOK Ne. 81, pages 400 and ava. / will. on
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No. AZ Madison Street. Dssoto Block,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
II 70 the city Of 81. Louis. No, % praotina
has transferred bis business % Haynes. Stock
ten 4 Hart Who will attend 70 the same, He
taker rrcaf pleasure in accompanying said trm
70 bis clients and frieu1s n Dis clty....
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A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, : CA
IA tarrh. Consumption and CANCER their
causes, means of speedy relief. and ultimate
cure. By Pupil of the Academy Of Medi-
cine. Paris. Sent to any address or 10 cents.
Letter from Robt. McMurdy. d. D., LII. ID .,
Grand Preate Of Grand Encampment Of U. s.,
and Editor of the National Freemason
NEW YoRK. September II, 1856. DIR. Stilwell
was in charge Of Grace Church Hospital. Alex
andria, Va. during the war. / frequently, al
most daily. for months, visited this Hospital.
and had every means Of knowing his reputa-
ton for EYPIcIREcY and SKILL. It was of the
aost creditable character, and his success In
the treatment Of patients was remarkable.
RoBT. McMuRDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
II fits into the ear, is not psrosptbte. re-
nsoves singing noises IN the Head, and enables
deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
public assemblies. This instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous. and indeed
In most cases OF long standing deafness, it will
relieve in a short time. 1t may be adjusted
with the ease Of spectacles.
DR.. Stilwell will be professionally at 81 East
Washington place, University Buildings, N.
z, daily, 10 to 4. except Tuesdays, when he
will be at bis rooms. 1852 Pine street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. 96-t
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Friday, the aash OF April, Ises,

IN BOOK Ne. 81. pages 400 and ava. ! will. on
Friday, the sath OF April, 1885,
bstve.n the hours Of 10 am, and ? pm, at the
southeast corner Of Court Square, In the ciy
al Memphis, for the purpose Of PAYING me dcut
secured BY said deed, sell 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash, the property conveyed TO mo ~ said
deed described as follows. to-witi Lying anu
being In the city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, beginning at the point OF lntersec-
ton Of the south line Of EIchanse street No w,sa
the west line Of original country 70, 70. 80
street twenty- Ave t25i feet TO a stake thence
south. parallel with the west Inns o. said eriEi-
sisht and one-half QtsIf) feet 10 stake;
thence west, parallel with Exehanse street.
twenty Ave 90 feet 70 The west line q sag
the west line OF said country lot 70 the begin
ming Equity OF redemption Is expressly waived;
Ibelieye the title TO said lot Is good. but viii
'On''' 0A' b. II. P0sToN, Trustee.
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and protection to all whom God created. TO secure
this we have only TO plant ourselves ON the eternal
rock Of right IS we did when we arrayed ourselves
against the wrongs or slavery. He converted Wnat
was intended as crusade Of slavery into an onward
march for liberty and you heard ringing all over the
republic. proclaim liberty throughout the land 10
all the inhabitants thereofn We shall triumph BE-
cause we are striking for the right. We snail tri-
umph because we are inspired by the nob!est prnci
pies that ever animated party: We snaL u1lmpn
because we are faithful to the honored dead,
over whose graves unrepentant traitors have
dared to repeat their treason. They did not give
their hearts blood to relinquish these states INTO
the hands OF those who murdered them Tor tnen
ndelfty and loyalty. They went forth nom loving
wives and happy homes to extinguish the embers OF
rebellion, never, as they hoped to be rekindled. II
seems to me they must turn in their bloody snrouds
to-day as they hear their graves these threats
OF the men whose power they struck down.
BY all the memories Of the santed dead, by all the
blood shed so freely, by all the SACRIFICES OF the ma
tion appeal to the thousands who stand before me
to so speak that the world shall hear, that the
American people win not welcome unrepentant
traitors their Cabinet to rule this country; nor to
their Congress to make laws to govern the widows
and children Of men they slew upon hundreds OF
battehelds; and every friend Of liberty throughout
the world win rejoice as he hears the mighty voice
Of the people proclaim that loyalty shall govern what
loyalty preserved.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.

Fffet Speech Of Mr. COIfnx.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax made his FIRST regular
speech Of the campaign in Indiana at Lafayette on
the lst inst After stating that he did not come
there 70 make political speech he continued
You know right well, as you read the newspapers,
What INV opinions are the great questions OF the
day. have felt that self-respect and propriety for.
bid my entering the political arena to analyze, dis
arrayed against ms. I will not deny that have
longed thus to speak in this campaign, but have
felt that when persons selected Tor the two high
est olices IN the nation they are indeed the high
est In the world that sense OF propriey should re-
strain them from bitter personal attacks or crti
candidates. Whatever, therefore, others may do,
must be faithful TO my own convictions and avoid
nncb course. IN re0urd 20 tie principles. policy.