davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
TENNE SSEE.

Strike Of Raiirond Employes-Negroes ms
ORice Holders.
NAsnvmLg, Feb. l. 1s6S
The employees OF the Memphis, Clarksvilc and Louis
vile Railroad have struck for non-payment OF wages
The running OF the road will probably STOP
The law just passed by the Legislature permitting
negroes to hold Office and sit juries gives much
faction to the negroes generally and ultn radicals There
are already negro candidates for important offices in
this county and will be in majority of the counties
Middle and West tennessee Able lawyers have
marked this law conflicting to the amendment to the
constitution, and will prove to the negroes dolus
and snare. entaIiing upon them lawsuits instead of
crcasing their rights. The courts will determine tho
question.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
SOUTH AMERICA.
0Y ATLANTIC CABLE.

Rebellion In sthe Argentine COnfcdcratiOn-
General Urquiza Proclaimed at RosariO-
Cholera In the Allied lCamp-Ali Quiet ON
the Parana.
LONDON Feb. l, 1868 Evening.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived with
later news from South America. The advices i'm
portant.
The Inhabitants Of Rosario, town Of considerable
size tho Parana river the Argentine republic bave
rebeed against the authority Of President M,re and
declared for General Urquza formerly the Chief Execu
tive or Dictator of the confederation
The cholera, which has made sad ravages in Buenos
Avres has subsdcd to great degree and Its entire
eradication confidently anticipated at early day.
The disease, however, stl prevails 10 an alarming
extent In the allied army ths Paraguay.
There had been no lighting since the departure OF
the last mall President Lopez, OF PARAGUAY, renamed
ai the Hmma Ia and forces well supplied with
provisions and munitions or war;
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA Feb l, 1868
sugar.-Nos 10 TO IL are quoted at "a reals, and
and Nos Is TO 20 ate 10 reals per arrobc. Molasses
sugar 5js reals. Bacon 14hc. per pound. Flour
&l2 so q S14 per bb. Hams l3c for salt, and 17c.
for sugar toured Lumber $40 per NJ. for white pine
and SIS for pitch pine. Potatoes s5a SO so per Dbl.
Onions 81 per Dbl Freights TO Northern porte, 81 per
box; 81 IS 81 per hid. sugar; So so a 81 per hid.
molasses To southern ports 50 per hnd Of sugar; "a
per hid. OF molasses
Arrived, steamers Brunett, from New York; Juniata
and Stars and stripes iroa Philadelphia.
Sailed steamers Eagle and Bienvllle, for New York;
Star OF the Union, for Philadelphia; Cuba, tor New Or
leans
strong northery wind has been blowing for the last
lhroc dava
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
VIRGINIA.

The Ossvsneisu-Repert fn Relation 70 the
Usury Laws-Male Citizens to He Taxed for
tho Benefit Of Sche0ls.
hfe RICHMOND, Feb I, 1853.
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day the Commit
toe on Internal improvements reported clause direct
Ing the Legislature to provide for the exchange OF the
States interest In internal improvements for the bonds
favor OF prohibiting the Legislature from granting
charters to corporations who discount papar at unlawful
rates; also prohibiting persons who do SO from holding
State Offices.
substitute for clause In the finance report was
adopted taxing male citizens 81 for the benefit Of the
schools and soc. for general purposes
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
ITALY.

French Report of Admiral Farrngut's Mis-.
si0n-Ailcsed Relations with GaribaIdi.
PARIS Feb 2-1 A. M.
The Courier Francds Of last evening says that the
presence Of Admiral Farragut at Naples is designed
oountorpose the French forces in Rome and to sustain
the liberals Of Italy, with whom Farragut holds intimate
relations.
The Crier says that the Admiral has sent 10 Caprera
the promise of his support and he only awaits the reply
OF Genera Garibaldi.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
ARIZONA.

Indian Deprcdations-A Mail Carrier and
Military Escort Lost in the Wilderness.
SAN Francisco. Feb l. 1868
Late advices from Arizona that the Indians had
made dsscent Bale Springs station and Camp VIII.
llams and shot or carried or all the stock
A mail carrier and military escort of four mon he.
longing 10 the railroad survey party were lost In the
wilderness seven days and came near starving
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
IRELAND.

Fenian Revolt Against tho Catholic Church
Treasury.
LONDON, Feb l-Evenng
Letters from Killarney say that the clergy Of that
town who refused say for the souls Of Allan,
'Larkin and Gould, who were executed at Manchester
have ceased to receive any money from their parish
toner's who refuse to contribute to their support that
OF the Church.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
ARKANS AS.

Tho Convention-PropOsed DisfrRnchisem ent
of Anti.RecOnstru ucti0nists.
LITTLE ROCK, Feb I. 1868.
In the Convention to day Mr. Mcclure ofered.a rcso-
luton disranchsing all who oppose and
also voting against the ratification Of the coustu
ton shall be sufficient ground for dsfranchsement. Il
was referred TO the Memorial Committee.
resolution In reference to the continuance 1f tho
Frecdmen's Bureau caused spirited discussion, con.
suming most OF the day, but was ioay adopted.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
NEW YORK.

Election of Delegates to the Republican
state Convention.
Albany, Feb. !, 1885,
The following named delegates were chosen from the
several districts in this county to attend the Republican
State Convention at Syracuse on Wednesday next
First district, William wempls f. " Filkins and j.
n. Harris; second district George Hopey s. c. Hutch.
ms and John Bndgeford Third district, Hamilton
LorsnlDD Collins S " Tru and George NJ Griffin
Resolutions adopted at the several Conventions
nstructng the delegates to vote for Grant and Fepton
SCHENECTADY Feb 4 1893
Al the Republican County Convention, held in IN IA
city to-day, Messrs. Charles @. Ellis a. w. McCamus
and Charles Stamford were elected delegates TO the
Republican State Convention
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

The Liverpool Cabmen ON a Strike-A Ter.
rifle Storm.
LIVERPOOL, Feb J. 1868.
The cabmen Of this town are strike, causing
much inconvenience to the inhabitants
9 LONDON Feb l-Evening.
terrific gale prevails throughout England tonight.
and disaster both to life and property and land
apprehended. r3
The telegraph lines to Liverpool are down
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

THE GRAND SECRET
The grand medication In TO help
and iieguatethese the Aphs Omega Of the only
theory OF that has for basis IL
nervous sysem u shattered the muscles weak and the
mind like the body, in stale Of partial collapse what s
II best 10 do, Reason teaches as the answer-
BUILD UP YOUR MAN.
Brace him up you would brace a totering edilce
The psbuum he needs is Tonic Alternative Bring him
OF the depths of debility and dependency with
UOSTETTERS 3T1TERS
They cannot urs child may them IN doses suited
ts without tne possibility OF harm The enfeebed
Vita powers are s sure 70 respond energetcaly 70 their
action wiltcd It's bades under
Bers absolutely required. There Is no substitute
succeianeum that will nn their place. Resort to this
most wonderful Of modern tonics,
AND ALL WILL BE WELL.
Bear in mind that in Dyspepsia, Intermittent Feyers.
Bilious Disorders and Affection OF the Nerves no other
medicine will produce 1.-THE Of the good enect that
riably follows the Of this excellent Inyigo.aos and
Corrective.
sold cvery whore. New York oaics IS Dey strcet
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
TELECRAPHIC news
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
r R'o N
CANDIDA.

Reaewai OF tho War-severe Rattle and
Defeat Of tho Turks.
- LONDON, Feb I. 1858.
Late dispatches have been received here from Athens
giving an account Of another battle between the Turks
ana cretans, in which the latter we're successful
= The Spakiotean mountaineers were the attacking
party. The Turks stood their ground and the battle
lasted all day.
: The Turks acknowledge loss Of two hundred and
nifty killed.
The Cretan loss is not stated.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
SPAIN.

Formation Of a Pnpai Army Legion.
MADRID, Feb l. 1S6S
In accordance with the expressed determination OF
the government to uphold the temporal power Of the
Holy Father Steps have been for the formation
Of corps TO be known as the Papa Legion
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Order of General Canby-Suspcn Of Exe-
cutiOns on Real and Personal Property.
CHARLESTON Feb. l. 1868.
General Candy. In compliance with request OF the
South Carolina Reconstruction Convention. has issued
an order staying for three months executions real
and personal property
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
NORTH CAROLINA.

Proceedings Of the Convention.
RALEGH, Feb l, 1868.
The Reconstruction Convention was engaged almost
the entire session day in discussing relief clause
proposed be attached to the article in the new const
tuition No conclusion was reached on the judiciary
question the dominant party not having united upon
ulan.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
Meeting Of the Buffalo FenIans.

General John ONe President OF the Fenian Brother
hood, nauguraed here tonight the nrst OF series OF
meetings 70 be he'd throughout the country. An i'm
meuss crowd 10 10 attendance. SIX thousand per.
sons are inside Of 80 James Hall, and hundreds are
outside, who could not grain admttance. The Fenan
military paradlng the streets. General 0Neil was
received with great enthusiasm Speeches were made
BIZ Colonel Walsh, of California; General O'Neil and
othera Tho speakers leave for Cleveland to.nlghI
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
The Brooklyn Yard.

The United States steam frigate Minnesota, which
recently returned from cruise with number OF
mIdshipmen, went out OF commission at tho Navy
Yard on Friaay last, and now lying at
tho wharf along side Of tho derrick, where shs
Is being rapidly dismantled preparatory 10 going
INTO ordinary rho work the Colorado has boen sus-
pended interoFly, though the carpenters stii en-
gagged In repairing her bottom and replacing timbers
~h ch are eaten with The dry rot on her stern The
Wanpanoag is taking In provisions and making other
arrangements with view towards being ready for sea
whepcver ordered. Steam Is kept up her constantly
The entire force now employed the several depart
mens oil the yard is not moge than fourteen hundred
men, ana further ferenchment Is contemplated by
the authorities. There 200 workmen dlsch arped
during the past week. The school ship Saratoga st
oil the Navy Yard awaiting sailing orders. The store
ship Guard, Captain hcGonnage, Will sail VITO sqpplios
Tor the Mediterranean squadron IN fcw days
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
The Nnxy.

Commodore James Alden has boen detached from
command OF tho Minnesota and placed on waiting
orders.
The following are also detailed from tho Minnesota
and placed waiting orders Lieutenant Comma ers
A. r. McNair, j. Bradford, w. n. Bridgoman e. e.
preble. Lieutenant G. Barclay, Ensign r. ~ Barber
Mate John Mack. Surgeon Charles Eyersled Pa ssed
Assistant Surgeon ". Coles. Assistant Surgeon W. +
Terry Chei Engilcer Charles II Loring. First Assist
Harong and G. W. Breaker Chaplain Thomas Il Saer,
Boatswain Y. Whitmarh, Carpenter John Dixon Gun
ner Charles stuart and Sailnaker David Bruce.
Paymastor James Fulton has been detached from the
Minnesota and ordered to set le accounts
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant u. r. Barry detached
from the Qunnebang and granted leave discharge
Acting Paymaster A. J. Greeley detached from ttc
Penolscot and granted sick leave
Acting passed Assistant Surgeon s. p Bower ordered
TO the Asiatlc squadron.
Assistant Paymaster 8. D. Hurlbut ordered TO the
Pcnobscot
Acting Second ASS slant Engineer H. H. Archer and
acung Third Assistant pnip white Jr baye been hon
0rably discharged.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
MASSACHUSETTS.
Tho Boston FeuInns.

The Boston FeuInns.
Boston. Feb. l. 1S6S
The Fsnan circles in this vicinity have voted to work
on st. Pa.ricks Day. instead OF marchlns professions
and devote the earnings toward revolutionary purposes
in Ireland.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
WEBER.

A.-Meerschaum Pines, Holders, kr., In NIL
styles and al All prices and largest seeciion at KALpEN
BERG SONS Manufacturers 70 Wall street. No. John
street and III Broadway. Repairing done 70 Mecrschxus
Pipes Holders Amber Mouthpieces Stems. &c.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
NEW JERSEY.


Jersey City. M#
STAINING ArraAy.-Iast evening, about O'Clock.
alteration took place between two GermaIs nameA
Hermann Probst and Michael UhIry In which the latter
was severely cut on the head with some sharp weapon.
The assaant being taken to the police station was
searched, but no weapon was found on him Both men
work at the sugar house and have been lately on un-
friendly Uhlry resides at 63 Morris street, and
s twenty the senior Of his antagonist An exani-
nation will takc place this morning
Newark.
ALARMING DEsrIrurios.-In view OF the continually IN
creasng amount of desttution among tho working
classes of this city, caused by tho unusual depression
nearly every branch of industrial labor painfully mani
ost at the present tims circular was issued yesterday
from the office OF the Mayor, calling for meeting Of
citizens TO devise measures for the relief os the needy
TuE wIcKEs TRIAr.--THT ACCUSED FouSp GUILTY on
ONLY 0sE IspiCrmvST After doberaton OF twenty
four hours tho Jury the Of Professor T. Wckes
returned verdict yesterday at containing convic
Hon on the three indictments upon which the
cuscd ried-thnt of exposing i0wd publications. He
was acquitted on the other two
SUDDEN DEATH or PROMINENT CrrlzsN-Mr Silas NJ
Todd we'll known builder Of this city. while sitting in
the store Of Mr. Oliver Reeves corner OF William and
Plane streets Friday night was suddenly struck will
paralysis and died after The deceased WAS
formerly member OF the Common Council and repre-
sented the Second Aldermanc ward during the ycara
from 1869 TO 1862 inclusive.
on ass e al lie other XIV evening papers s oobns It
Is constantly ahead in news and on saturday evening beat
Il IN Tasp Pboa III tionns n
modS S1$%Ss % sss1s
IN THE SECOND EDITION
THE LATEST LOCAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA BY THE bTEAysEf,
HENRY CHAUNCEY
AND THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE LAW COURTS.
IN THE THIRD EDITION.
IMPORTANT fETELIIGENCE FROM FTlN01ON.
MEETING OF THE BOARDS OF ALDERMEN AND
COUNCILMEN.
NEWS TELEGRAMs FROM ALL PARTS OF PIE
WORLD.
AND THE EVENING MONEY, TRADE, sroCR AND
MARINE REPORTS.
A Perfect Hair Dresslug b urn eft,s CocOntme
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
HOLLAND.
The Bank Rate Reduced.

The Bank Rate Hcduced.
LONDON, Feb. l, 1868.
Advices have been received here to the effect that
Che Bank OF Holland has reduced It's rate Of discount to
three per cent
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
A.-Huzurd &, GasweIi,s Pure
COD LIVER OH
.Best In the world"
Manufactured BY CAswELL. HAZARD 4 CO.,
Under Fifth Avenue Hotel


Having receiycd The hrst shlpment Of Messfs. Moot
Chandon's WIN lMPERIAL GREEN sLALl vERZENAY
and FLEuk DE SILLERY OF rae EXCELLENT WIN.
TAGE OF 1856 beg call the attention of the public
these Wines, especially to the WIN IMPERIAL fGREEn
SEA which has been by coanotsseurs to be
superior other champagne before imported ths
The above Wines Cor sale Al el dsaars
Wines in this cry ANTHONY OECuS
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.
The Army.

WASHINGTON Feb. l. 1852
Captain James Cahil, Second United States cavalry
Brevet Lieutenant Colone Thomas IL Reeves Thirty
ninth in antry sad Brovet Captain A. n. d. Williams
Firth caSulry. have been ordered before the Army Re.
tring Board
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

a Rupture Crrc.-Dr. Sbcxmrn's Applenuces
and OF permanent relief
seT Broadway Photograph hkenesscs and cerheascs of
cures mailed receipt Of ten cents
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

a CnrN.-
WEBER PrANoFoRrg. wARERooMs.
40 Broome street New York
While staguation duness hnvo been tho rule
manufacturing and mercantile and the number OF
parofortes made the has been immensely less
than year 1906 the Internal satistcs show
the sale OF the WEBER PfANOFO to have been
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Sentenee sf a Notorious Desperate.
SCRANTON, Feb ], 1885,
In the County Court in session at wikesbarrs Judson
wacott notorious desperate. has bsen sentenced ON
three indictments to fourteen years and three months
Imprisonment. with an order that at the expiration OF
that term he be returned TO this county for sentence
under eight additional indictments
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

George Nerrmnun's Pearl Powder ~ tho
effective and harmless remedy against roe1hacnc
evStcd the sgeacy. 29i William street Price 5l
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

pr. j. VI. schenri<, Of Phiiadelph,a. Rs-rsc 3.
fully informs his aaeats ana the public hat he Will ,e
Cprofes sonally) at his rooms - Bond street., Nav
York on Tuesday February from A. NJ to T. d., and
every tuesday thetcstter His medicines may oe obtaned
his al times.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

He sure and Call for
wis WfSSfow's SOOTHING sYRur"
having the FAC sms Of ur,is erkins ihc outside
wrapper. All others ARE base imiiatocs.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
AZ PER CENT LARGER

in the 1867 than In the 1856
Tis faterinc result is due tho kind appreciation OF
instruments by Discerning pubc the Recommendation Of
them by the profession and the energy OF agents and
| friends
To them all tender my sincere hanks and beg of them
TO press on In the good work, and they rely
effort of mine shall be wanting By which the Webs piano
fortes shall maintain their high reputation and obtain stn
1 higher one In tho year 1868. Most respectfully,
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Consultation Water is n Certnis Curc for
diabetes and all diseases OF The Kidneys Depot ChH
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Death Of a Rabbi In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l. 1865
Rev. Isaac Leese Rabbi of the Portuguese synagogue
In this city. died to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Printing Of Every Description Executed
with sestness aud rates thgn
whsve at the MEfRUpOLlrAN JOD rttiN fIet, rs CAB.
LIsaMENT, VI Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

a Genuine Mrcrschauw Pipe or Cignrhcidrv
at mnnuacturers' pfces at POLLAk SONS stores 6g1
Broadway, Fourth street. aud "a John street.
Nassau. Repairing Boiling 81.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02
A.-secrc,ion. in the Throat aud Chest.

A,-SfCfctIOns IN the Throat nud Chfst.-
Everybody knows that coughs proceed from various
causos mainly atmospheric influences and mucn public
speaking the minister's, singers &C..
the throat becomes allied with phcs thus creating tho
Of cough which, II speedily ersdicasd reaches
the lungs and finally changes into consumption. Tho
methods Of curing coughs. dc but permanent
relief only be obtained by removing the For
the last twenty
HoFF'S MALI EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
hrs been acknowledged 10 be sovereign remedy for dis
of tho chest lungs stomach. the
from grateful sufferers published this pape.
in the mind OF the public efficacy, great
palatableness and superiority.
HOFF'S Depot. So, Broadway.
A.-Hnznrd e. t;asweiI,s Pure
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Delightful, Y Exhilnrnting !SrrsntI2n t. tho
result OF nsing cHEyAIlEE's LIFE FOR THE HAIR.
II positively restores gray hair 10 s original color youthful
strength and beauty, stops s falling out vt be
used freely. harmless, delicate hairdressng Sold by
all druggists. SARAH A. CHEvALIER, " D.,
ll23 Broadway Now York
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

The Metropolitan Job PristsEg E.tabiish-
MENT Nassau street. y prepared V fNsnish CaA Cir
cular Pamphlets Law Eases, foses every ptpa
of Printing At twenty-five per cent va
oh,sinei elsc where ln The ctv. M
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

A Perfect Hair Dressing--Burne eft's CocOaine
imparls fine gloss and s superior 70 French ponsces
and oils o alcoholic washes.
The New York herald., 1868-02-02

Att rIcascs the cow. for it sucks like a. cntf.
Does four teats at In two minutrs and = half.
The milk IL all saved. kicking II over,
No hard, aching hands discomfort whatev3r.
THE HYDRAULIC COW MfLKSK, for simplicity.
durability rapdlty and perfection OF work b fast ganng
national reputation. opportunity 10 now onered
TO cnterpsnr to make money either by travelling or
ocat ng In city country. Cali and examine ny iras'ic
Cow Milking Machine Co, 205 broadway corner tuitcn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-06
Nobody Paw Taxaa.

The Quincy Herald puts the case with
exceedingly sharp point on the assertion
of the bondholders' candidate that poor
men pay no taxes, and illustrates it by
the remarks of an old farmer who has
more honesty if not more sense than any
Radical stumper yet heard. Read:
Dick Yates, Oglesby, Palmer, and
other Radical stumpers, 90 about The
State telling the people that the poor
pay no taxes" They know they don't
tell the truth when they cay it They
know that the poor. men pay more taxes
than the rich. They know that the rich
bondholder pays no taxes at all. They
know that the poor are taxed upon every
thing they eat or drink or wear. An old
farmer, after hearing John M. Palmer,
the Radical candidate for Governor,
speak at Camp Point, a few days ago,
responded as follows:
"The corn from which. that peck of
meal was made was raised on taxed land,
plowed by taxed pillow, drawn by taxed
horses, hitched with taxed gear. 1t was
hoed with taxed hoe, cultivated with
taxed Implements, gathered with taxed
wagon, drawn with taxed horses, thrown
into taxed crib, shelled on a taxed ma
chine, measured in taxed measure,
taken in a taxed sack and ground on
taxed mill, sieved with a taxed
sieve, mixed in taxed pan, stirred with
a taxed spoon, sailed with taxed salt. put
into taxed bake pan, baked in taxed
stove, laid out on taxed plate, cut with
taxed knife, and lastly eaten by q
pretty heavily taxed man. e
"If it we're not for taxes you could buy
bushel Of meal for what that peck cost
YOU"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-06
p.rson Brownlow on the colorsd Ma,

This question of race you call upon
me to settle to your satisfaction. Do you
ask me to make pointer out of poodle?
Do you ask me to make peach out of a
crab apple? Can you change carrot
into a melonY Can you grow an oak
from pea-uutf Will donkey produce
an Arabian horse? Will polecst pro-
duce lion? Can you hatch eagles by
setting a goose on buzzard eggs? Most
certainly not You cannot undo what
God has intended shall never be undone.
tits, therefore, simply impossible for you
to change an African into an Anglo
Saxon. It ISL question of blood-of
race, as have remarked-and question
far above the capacity of those who abuse
these Southern States on account of
African slsvery."-W G. BrornloU's
letter to Pryne, No 8, October 26, 1860
The year before the war.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-06

The Nashville Banner comes to Us
considerably enlarged. It could not be
otherwise much improved. We are graf
fled to see such evidence Of the pros
periiy Of our contemporary as is given in
its leader announcing the enlargement
There is no better newspaper 10 America.
Speaking Of the situation in this State
we copy from it the following paragraph:
IL Tennessee is lost TO Seymour aud
Blair this mouth, il will be alone through
the apathy Of those who are able 10 aid
the cause with means, but who do not
and through the unseemly despair ofthose
Who could. If they would. advance the
cause BY their own personal influence
and exerfion. The Radicslfront is broken
and the Radical leaders are abandoned By
the freedmen whom they have de-
csived. Their only hope Of victory Is in
the indifference and despair - The sicissBs
Who have suffered 20 long under their
tyranny. that the sssssarce thereof has
almost become q second nature With
then. IL the cause Be lost 10 us this
monsh Il will be through tbe truculence
Of tinid property owners sho are letting
" ! dare not vsit upon " ] void