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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
TIE DEm0CR4HC CONVENTION.

GATHERING OF THE DELEGATEs-HofFMAN
PROBABLY THE NOMINEE-THE LIEUTENANT
GOYERNORSIIIP.
ALBANY, Aug. 31.-The delegates to the Dem
ocratic State Convention have begun to arrive In
Albany Tie Hoffman men seem the strongest
although Mnrphy's friends are working hard John
Morrissey and W. A. Fowler of Brooklyn came down
from Saratoga This morning, and got TO work lmme-
diately for Mr.. Murphy. The Sachems of Iammany'
with their army will not get here before tomorrow
Tbev have however sent picket, consisting of SEN
ator Genet. Assomblymen Frear and Trainer ex-
sneaker Htebman and John Reardon OF the
Controllers office. They are working hard' ana
seem very confident Of the success OF the Mayor IN
their figuring on the Associated Press reports they 90
NOT rive Murphy over thirty votes, and in these are
included all the delegates from the Second Judlcial
District. Murphy's friends, however, claim that the
country will support the Brooklyn Senator more
generally than his opponents EXPECT A. Lanning'
Of Erie. is pressed for Leut-Governor although Gen.
Aver Of cavalry fame, has sent friends hereto urge
his nomination. Tammany will probably 70 l'r
tanning.
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TIE ENGLAND FIR.

NEw-HAVEN, Aug. 31.-The great Ncw-En-
gland Exposition Is 20 be opened here 10 morrow More
than 800 entries have made for prizes aud prcm
ums including about 100 horses between 600 aud 800
cattle abont 100 sheep and largo variety OF agricun
raj and mechanical implements, sc. large share OF
the stock Is already the ground and with or two
excep all that have been entered FOR the
races MI George {. Hitchcock ~ New Proston has his
oiiered ti5ooo6 MIR NJ II Grimm Of Middletowu has
also the grOuLd his celebrated marc "Heathorboom,'
mandcd rrst premiums wherever exhibited Mr. Bur
dett LOOMS Of Windsor Locks arrived on Friday with
MS lock Of fine COttswOld sheep. Every stall on the
ground has been taken mp, and tho committee are bnid
Ing additional for the stock yet 10 arrive The 500
mammoth Boston tent, which has already arrived The
horticultural exhibition at the room OF the Merchants
ting promises to Do all that could be desired The follow
ing Is tho programme for the uIst day
In hsroe,; srsr ,rsnam ssse, second premium ti'1
sit tp s1 as l E SS %. Si9 r ;aa mate
|Fs.ies1 a son' nils heats bst three IN Ere bar
'' Con1 1r1 F"ss ens cola@Sa. Xayfstor
f h1ss fs ss,sr. 1 Geo Ps,clsp
The programme for the remainder Of the week Is as
WSsay Sept II Fo horses tba, have never ,ro,tsi in
pubne @ than g. ns he best , > - barnes, 1t gegiag
sRusaSs bore, mile ht,i, best ms ih premium 800;
% DO, 800 w " Chearey enien Kentgeh Belle Coner'e
T. Siioss Esci,ti Converse fsgt ATay, p Acer,B.
5a Sa $50 "a aa { .s T B p sa' .l S H.
BeIlrn BIaSh 'nE d hes l. hy'F'0H LADS Do1''
23i rStaous their progeny fret premium e2oi socond
Hitchcock rnttrs Ashland and
Convene Fager Col Nav and progeny W. b. SAITH Thomas JET
and progeny a,
81 that ha, ,ro,e In public faster than 2R
mile heats beet three in Eve harness. t pemm 800 SECOND
ureurp flgeT enter Columbus Navigator; d.
hacs Richard NsAols; G. Chanpn Latham j. murphy fslaJ
Spsgue, Hocomb jack Lewis Donovan. Lady sheridan C. r.
Msy. John. -,
In oube faster than nile hests best harness htst
MUM 100 second psrium $50 j. JOcryn enters Black Dan
Dodge T. Clay C. p May, George g Chase Charlie. ID Mac
TFsrg A. Wheeler Belle Morris " r. Sm!t, JVbahy Reb; NJ
GRIM p,sgr. j Il Jndd Tom Grey o. H. Barber Ton Pstolrn
that have od N public faster thu 90
mile heats hest In IN harness premium 400 second
On q r MAY enters John; H. Bruce Bsystd Mace, War
T. Dceaab Cracker BoIi W. IL strong behe I"e''Vui r.
W Durham, Gen sherman; J. Joselfn b. 800 ,----- -.
horses nie beais best IN 10 hsr1es t
premium 900 "a DO 800 D. Mace enters H. ode .sndi G.
Ct,9gha George Palmer '1' r. q uS ~, ,rnngars
30 the ciy and hotels and private dwellings arr rap
idy filling ~ Tins 10 the last day OF entering, and Col
Needham the secretary reports 5 entries since morning
An Immense train over the Hartford aud New Haven
road has jnst been teleraphed, loaded with cattle aud
agricultural indictments.
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FRANCE.
AMERICA AND RUSSIA.

AMEhlNA AMI hIcciA'
PARIS, Aug. 3I.-The Paris Prose-, the Anstr0
Catholic opposition journal had article in its ast
issue on the subject of tile relations of the United
States aud Russia. The writer recounts the reeep-
ton Of the Turkish Ministers and officials on board
the flagship Of Admiral Fauagut, at COnstantinope,
a few days ago on which occasion the crew of the
Franklin cheered enthusiastically for America and
Russia The representatives Of the other foreign
powers in ConstGntinOple have construed this par
TALLY into slight of their respective countries
The Prose- thinks that the ENJOYS were fully lnsti'
fed in SO doing and wants an explanation.
SPAIN AND TnE IMPENDING EUROPEAN WAR.
Girgenti, Special Envoy from Madrid. arrived to-
day, and had an interview with the Emperor 1t n
rumOred that the object of bis mission isto bring
about an agreement with the Emperor that in tho
event Of European war Spain viii send a fleet and
troops TO Rome in return for which the French army
will be used to sustain tho reigning dynasty Of Spain
should il be attacked
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lGREAT FRArn In PHILADELpHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. BE-. S. Whelon &
Co. brokers, on south Thrd-st., were swndlcd out
OF 5000 II 800 bonds by q couple OF sharpors.
The latter opened small Office on Gold-st fort
c. Barnard Co., Brokers' at noon to-day one OF the
swndlers bought 300 N gold from Wheen q Co, and
had 10 delivered the GOldst. Office by youth whom
he paid IN paper money He gave the youth
an order for the 5000 worth OF bonds At
that time. when the lad returned, the swndler
took the bonds and placed them In box on the counter
and told the lad guard the box unt he returned with
the money pay for them The boy remained alone for
minutes when he looked into the box aud found the
bonds missing. An examination showed that there was
trough leading from the street. and the moment the
bonds dropped IN the box they Slid To the opening
from which they taken by the sharper, who then
left fOr parts unknown.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL YACHT r

ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE,
LONDON, Aug. Silt Is announced to-day tbae
Can't Baldwin of the American yacht Sappho, has
challenged the yacht Ane, and that the challenge
has been accepted The details Of the race are not
yet agreed upon. The Cambria, which came in frst
IN the recent race around the Isle of Wight, has
gone TO Spain, and will not return for some time.
Capt. Baldwin, therefore challenged the Aline,
which was second in the last race and only twomn.
utes behind the Cambria.
r. THE, CHAMPION PRIZE FIGHT.
The proposed champion Gght between Harry Allen
and Joe GOss may be regarded Off Allen has
beensrrested and bound over TO keep tie peace for
one year.
RELEASE OF IMPRISONED FENIANs.
= Cork, Aug. Sl.-The Corporation of the City Of
Cork have adopted, by unanimous vote, a resolve
urging the Government to pardon and discharge all
persons now serving out sentences of Imprisonment
for completely in the late Fenan disturbances.
WITHDRAWAL OF A LIBERAL CANDIDATE. E.
DUBLIN Aug 31-Mr. Mason Jones, the Liberal
Candidate for Parliament from Queens County, las
been obliged TO retire from the contest. Reports had
been extensively circulated among his Catholic snp-
porters that he was a devoted partisan of Garlbadi,
and it was thought that this would prove fatal tn
the success of the Liberal ticket in that portion OK
the country. He has been strongly opposed by the
Dublin Nation which has published these reports
and condemned him account of his anti-Roman
prOcIivities. The Dublin IfishmGn and the Irsh
Times both censure the electors Of Queens County,
for their bgotry aud intolerance as well as their
lack of judgment in thus rendering necessary the
withdrawal of one of Irelands warmest friends.
BARK SUNK BY A .CUNARD STEAMSHIP.
LIVERPOOL, Aug Sl.-The Cunard steamship Rus
STA, which arrived on the 18th. down the bark
CustalOga, Capt NckeIson OF the Banks of New
foundand. The Custaloga sailed from Shields, Oh
the oath of July, for New York. The bark was sunk.
The crew were taken on board the Russia, anil
brought to this port
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THE TENNESSEE MILITIA BILL.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 31.-The militia bill has
passed the lower branch Of the Legislature OF Tennessee
only 10 members voting againstit The Senate before
taking action upon IT, Is waiting for the report OF the
Joint Military Committee and meantime the Democrats
making OF possible TO defeat IL be-
fore that body The Burch conversation with Mr. John
has doubtless been exaggerated. Persons who
well informed IN reference JOhDsOns sentiments, de-.
that the only OpLOn he has expressed I'm the mat
s that state has right 10 keep standing army
The Democrats held meeting on the public square,
Saturday 10 protest against the passage Of the bill by the
Senate The speeches by eXGOy. Neil, ID. Brown,
A. +. COlyar, aud others.
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GREAT FIRES IN THE CANADIAN wooDs.-YIL-
LACE DESTROYED.

TORONTO, Aug. 31.-Terri6c fires are raging
In the woods the neighborhood Of Bell Ewart, and
sunnidale the Northern Railway. On Saturday thu
station at Snudae caught fire. and in short time the
entire village, embracing twenty-five thirty houses
was in ashes The inhabitants of Sunnidae taken
10 New Lowell, aud well cared for. The railway
track was destroyed. The woods still burning, and
other villages on the road are in imminent danger u
daafru
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CHINA.

loss OF THE STEAMSHIP BENAREs-THE MINES
OF CuEFOo--A BRITISH NEWSPAPER On MR.
BURLINGAME.
The p a. @. Co. have sustained another Sc
s To-. g., Tia ,vreck of the steamer BeDares, which
So, went ashore near midnight Of the 2ath OF May on
rol ot ,hc Fisherlnans Group the day after leav
ing this port with the overland mails IL may be remem
bered ,bat the American Fokien was lost near
the spot Tss SsS r. ws Ss
CHINA xhirh Fortunately, IN sight few hours
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CANADIAN NEWS SUMMARY.

OTTAWA, Aug. 3l.--LOrd MOnck will not re-
turn TO England this summer but ia 10 be retained "a
GOverOr General some time longer. An important wit
against Whean disappeared to-day. He Is supposed
have crossed the river ogenSburg The rumor tah
Mr. Howe TO accept the ehamanshlp OF the iDterCo-
omal Railroad Commission ia generally credited
DE- Topper WILL probably take Office under the Governs
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ACCIDENT TO A LOCK on THE ERIE CANAL.

ALBANY, Aug. 31.-The lower gate of lock No.
20 Of the Erie Canal eight miles East OF Albany gave way
Sunday night while the lock full OF water and
canal boat with hundred tuDs OF freight belonging 10
the Western transportation Company being locked
through The loss in the boat and freight In heavy 10
viii lake several days 10 remove the boat ana repair the
only nArfiallY inlnndeA
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THr FrNIAN FRIGuT IN cANApA'

MONTREAL, Canada, Aug. 3l.-Placards have
been posted around the streets calling the ass To
suppress contemplated Fenien demonstration TO ba
held Wednesday for the Purpose OF raising funds To
aid Whaen and other State prisoners LanctO contnnea
hold meetings for the Independence OF Canada They
SHINY attended The ship Altoona has just made tho
passage between Quebec and Glasgow IN DAYS, tht
fasest time on record
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LATEST GENERAL SEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

Robert Allen and Mathew Riley. while en-
gagged tearing down BOss Terrace N CnehnAu gu SA'V '
Instantly kiledby the building falling upon 'hslA
IAN infant which was thrown from the window
81 Se 3t South Hh IT.. Philadelphia bI US granam0'he ' T. "
liubey, on Saturday morning died Yesterday
49,. Ellen Joslyn attempted TO commit suicide ia
Lowell yss.T modpe throwing hefsrf bsfre pA'sg rain
nss Vie depot she rescued w psnes ohssf Is'e
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Gas ExrLosIoy IL NE PHILADELPHIA MINr

GAS EXPLOSION II THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l.-Between 8 and o
o'clock this morning the employees in the United States
Mint found leak OF the in the Chief COines room IN
the southwestern part Of the main building. The yauls
had been closed since Saturday afternoon Mfr Horner.
the gas-htter SUMMONED He went % the door OF
tho vault which had then been open for time and
lighted match As soon as the light came In contact
with the escaping gas, tremendous explosion occurred
The furniture In the OverthrOwn and scattered
about a very heavy door leading 70 the hall was torn
from hinges and hurled the passageway against
the Opposite WALL and Dr. A. r. Lndeman, the Director,
who seated in chair in his rOOm which is immedi
distely that Of the Chief Conner thrown the
floor Mr. dOrner, the gashtter. blown ont Of tho
window, and his head severely cut as he passed
through the sash He also badly burned He ~ not
expected TO live Martin n. Davis, OF the clerks in
the department seated at his desk with his back To
the vault at the time Of the explosion. His desk
upset and he badly burned about the face. Andrew
sheel the messenger standing by the side OF HOr
His hair and whiskers burned or and his lace
and arms were badly burned No other persons ia
the at the time Mr. Homer died this afternoon
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A DIFFICULTY WITH NEGRoEs-ExCITEMEsT IN
WILMINGTON.

WlLMINGTON, n. G., Aug. 8l.--A difficulty Oc-
iurred Ia wilson County, on Saturday. between Zeno
Dreen, white man, and David Ruin, colOred man In
fheh the latter was shot, and slightly wounded In the
reg Green arrested and bound over 20 appear be-
TORE the Superior Court Aferward Bill Grimes negro
naGe iob{ speech from the Courthouse, In which he
Skeo We burning Of Green's house About II O'clock
parh was discovered ~ be on fire, but he aud his
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THE FRANCHISE FOR YOUNG MEN.

FoxBoRo Mass Aug. 3f.-The Mansfela
Brass Band gave grand concert at she Town HAN
Mansfield Mas on Saturday evening, which az iargel1
attended. During the evening Mr.. M. {. Mengis the
apostle OF the new movement IN favor OF youths %
eighteen being allowed 10 vote, present, aud benG
called fora sIeecl delivered address. which waG
warmly appAulrt.
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SAN.

RESIGNATION. Of Tuk MINISTER 10 ROaE
MADRlC, aug. Sl.--AlexandrO de Castro. Ministea
to n0me, has rendered his resignation, which has
been accepted by the Queen.
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CAMP MEETING IN MAINE,

BELFAST Me-, Aug. 3i.-The twentieth an
nual Of the East Maine Methodist Confer
commenced to-day al Wesleyan Grove. three miles
below this city and VIM continue during the week The
attendance Is large and the weather favorable
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NEW COTTON AT NEWBFRN. n. c.

NEwBERN, Aug. 2.---Messrs Whitford, Dill e.
Co. agents Of Murray's NewYOrk Steam imp Line re.
eeved to-day from Mr. Wallace Ames Of Hoscy Ha
Ienor County, the first bale OF new c0tOn. IL weighed
500 pounds, and is classed Kidding. spped
10 Neg.YOrk by the first steamer.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN LOWELL, MASS.

BOsTON, Aug. 31.--A special train from Law
renee Lowell yesterday With the remains Il Col Lara
bee late landlord of the Franklin House into gath
ernR OF boys the railroad bridge Mt 0Orham-st, in
stanty killing George Lee and Robert T. DOoy, aged ten
and seven years. The boys watching a military
funeral when the train suddenly round the
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CAMP MEETING AT wILL!MANTIC

WILLIMANrIC, Conn, Aug. 31.-The exercises
OF grand camp meeting begun here today an
enormous eoneourse Of people being in attendance from
Gil parts OF Ills aud from the ueghbOring states The
meeting Is TO continue through the week The aecouIuo-
dations for the eanpes very extensive Large and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-01
MOBILE COTTON STATEMENT.

MOBILE Aug. 8l.-The. yearly cotton state
shows the receipts for the year just closed TO
be- SCI Os exports 10 Great Britain al l France 1882
other foreign ports 1925 COastwise. including 1853 from
Montgomery direct 10 Neworleans. lSos9S bales stock
Isl the same time last year The crop Is estimated at
two and quarter millions.
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RAILROAD ROLLING STOCK LEVIED on.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 31.-The United States
Marshal has levied the rolling stock OF the vlrgima
company on their coupons. amounting TO $1,000 The
running VI the road is not interfeIed with.
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GERlfANY.
PRINCE NAPOLEON.

HAMBURG, Aug. Sl.--Prnce Napoleon has arrived
here on board hls yacht He has made visits to Az
tOna and Lubbock, and intends TO sail this week for
the Wescr. The Prince preserves a strict Rcoghiie
during his stay on shore.
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was seen the barn Just before the FIRE He was ar
rested and brought before the magistrate and IN deaus
greatly excited but no further disturbance 10 appre
hended
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THE TURF
rRor1ISG ON FASHION COURSE, L. I.

I''"' ~ y ''''''''-''
A very interesting aud one of the most closely
contested Of the of ut the above course
Yesterday afternoon From the reputation of tho Two
horses engaged the affair caused heavy speculation upon
the result not only on the track Yesterday but for some
weeks previously. Mr.. John Chambers, the pfOpIetor
of the Fashion Course mntehed his little sorfel Stallion
Hickory lack, against Mr.. William Lovers bar marc
Lady Wells for OF $500 mile heats, best three IN
five in harness AT the start, betting was about even
but when Hickory Jack the first heat, beating Lazy
Wells by half a length the odds 800 70 $50 on
his winning the race Lady Wells, however,
Won second heat sill Hickory Jack remained te Ia
vorte at $50 70 $50 The third heat eagerly stfuR
gled FOR as the former had been, and after running
ueckaBd neck all the way up tie home stretch Hickory
Jack ultimately by hdd hsad FOg the fourth heat
apy amount Of odds were offered the stallion, lie
took the lead from the word gO and wss never headed
of during the heat, although Lady Wells behaved hand
soreiy coming up head snd head with him several tmes
bn wac not able to OveTake him. Another neck and
neck race up home stretch, which finished IN Hickory
Tack cros.iiQ The score head and neck IN front d.
Mace drove Hickory Jack, and H. Howe Lady Wells AP
pended is the
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A MASKED PARADE IN SCHENECTADY.

SCHENECTADY, Aug. 3l.-Great preparations
are being made by the "True Bues" for parade
on Ihurhday next The order Is organization
u composed mainly Of first citizens and is powerful
Il numbers. - FN''N@-N.
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FIRE IN GODERICH. CANADA.

GOODRICH, Canada, Aug. 31.-The North
American Hotel, and large wooden block adjoining
containing six stores, were destroyed by fire yesterday.
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grounds look az 10 army had sunheIy poiiroaa 10
rers thereon The New-1Onden Northern halIuau ~
nUg sncciaI trains and hundreds of Visl'ors are ar
irving hourly.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NO DOMESTIC CONSPIRACY IN PARAGUAY.
LONDoN, Aug. 3l.-Letters from Paraguay deny
that domestic conspiracy against the Governments
of President Lopez had been discovered and pro-
the reports 10 that effect pure fabrcatons II
the enemy.
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PORTUGAL.

THE CoRTRs PRORoGUED.
LISBON, Aug. 3l-The Portuguese Cortes has been
prorogued by royal decree.
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TRoTTING Fashion Course, l.. l., Monday, Aug. 81
Match for $780, mic eatl best three m i've IN harness.
j. Chamherss : : HIcEery Jack.-..............
Vim. LOyel.s b. IN. Lady Wells .................
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT CE.
Call for Convention of the F. B.
MINNEAPoLIs, January Is, 186

MINNEAPOLIS, January To- 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: Your last contained article headed
Wanted-A President" Allow me, sirs, an humble
member of the F. b. to dissent from you if that is your
notion Of all the wants of Organization at present.
take it that this is the least pressing just First
want wisdom Next we want Union" "Union," and to
perfect our union we need unselfsh pure unaduerated
wise and practical rishism-a desire without any alloy to
unite whole people into homogeneous army of ber
ators Of Presidents have enough Of Senators have
enough Of c. o. F. BIS we have quite enough. Of disin-
terested talented Ishmen who not Fenans have
more than enough Of Fenans who neither dsntersted
talented have enough and spare Of platforms of
unon without any legs to stand on have enough. In
fact have enough of everything that goes to fill the
of Irish wrongheadednes quibbling and petty
vanity-aye ashngs" of these have But of that wis
dom which cometh from above, how small is the quantity
which makes itself manifest in this the dangerous hour
of Ireland's need. Are united? Yes no; yes; no;
almost not quite And still wait until the weary hearts
grow sick and faint with chasing this Will O. the wisp" of
a united Brotherhood
Why is this often ask myself that we, who are, and
always have been noted by enemies for our natural
shrewdness and intelligence are not able settle differ
of opinion in intelligent as becomes peo
pie having common object in view? Other people can
afford to souabbe and break up into parties and cques
because whatever way they decide their disputes there IS
still their country remaining 1t is their homestead, and
cannot be taken from them; and perhaps short time
enables them to recuperae and proceed as If nothing had
occurred Whereas in it is very different. we
cannot afford to be divided to quarrel among ourselves
We in another mans house. and liable to be turned out
for our turbulence or else compelled to sing mute if we
remain We are strangers in a strange land, and amongst
people who although they sympathize with our condition.