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New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
MUHcAL PUBLICATIONS.

AZ, Dessape has recently published a
=, - 1,yi,,e - for four voices with organ accom-
paniment
We have received from Boosey q Co. two
,po,r cbeap editions of popular operas arranged
~ ar n,suoforte. namely, Norma and Martha"
svio same firm publishes in numbers beautiful little
.alocton OF Household Music" including Household
So ., " Sacred Songs" and "Gems for the Panoforte
1r,one these are several capital old English songs
great number of hymns, selected from the WORKS %
michael HAYDN, MendelssOhn, and other standard com
and about 80 sacred pieces for the piano Each OF
tbese numbers contains an illustration and thirty pages
a. music beautifully printed tinted paper and Dehg
,old for 40 cents is marvel of oheapness as well as
specimen of good taste.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
gtqal Aotius.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-H.
~ TRACY ARNOLD against THE KANSAS COLORADO GOLD
COMPANYn pursuance order Of this Court made Ia the above
entitled action bearing date February 1893 notice hereby given to
creditors Of the Colorado Gold Company 10 exhibit their
the subscriber tie Referee appointed and BY sad oIdeI for
that purpose bis ONCE No 65 Wall street 10 the City Of New fork
on btort I'd day Of Sepnber 8Dated February o. 1863
WM. II. LEONARD Referee
CUPREME COURT-Tompkins County
- John W. Holden std Elizabeth hoden g HeRan HedeS For
Holden Harriet HodeR william Holden Sarah Holden Wealthy De
Emily Ho,ehk Dayo Hohk's Bssey Holden George Heen
Holden Matilda DeHun Denun Hiram LesvsnwOh
LsAveawOrth Csbds Elliott Slh ID. Elliott John H.
Chase Msry William Chase MGTY Louisa Chase Harrison Rob
err Francis NJ Roberts Eilma Roberts Oliver Roberts Emma
Holden Buphemis Holdeh Charles Holden, sally Ann Holden
Holden Maria Holden Pansehter Holden, Vina Holden,
George Hden Jennie Yates and Arthur istes BdwH Leayn
Cinderella LeavenwO To the defendants
the complaint Of John W Holden
and Elizabeth Holden plaintiffs copy Of which S be Gd 10 the
Clerks TopuS County copy
on subscriber at his 0ce In Ithaca York No Cornell L.
the service OF this
day service the plaintiffs will apply 10 TIE Court for the relief
demanded iH the complaint
y. NJ. FINCH. Plaintiff Attorney. Ithaca n Y
The IN this action above referred Sled In the Office Of
the Tompkint County "a Of July 1868
JJt lAwtwM r. NJ FINCH, Plaintiffs Attorney
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notitts Of Eankrupttp.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PEESsiLvAHlA
EMANUEL sHOYBR OfPhiadelph Bankrupt having peoned
his arge alleging that assets have into The ha3d Of
assignee meeting Of creditors win be holden on the l4 day Of
August 1888 clock before Register j. Hubey Ashton Rsd
No. 6l6 Wru. the city Of Philadelphia that the sIamaAn
of tie bankrupt nav be flushed business Of e third
meetings creditors required BY the 2 and 2 sections Of the
Congress transacted Gheeg'ter will certify wheteerht bakrupthss
duty bearing will also be had WednesdE
1865 before the said Philadelphia
oeOek H. when pIei interest show against The dis.
charge
......., Witness the Hon JOHN CApwALADHR Judge Of the
Seal Of and District Court and the ses theOf Phsephi.
/: COsrt the Th day ofJuh, A D. iS6e.
T: .......... RFOY cleh
Ltfs. BpwN y. CaAsR. Register Jyi3 ias3wM
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

An Illustrated Guide 70 he principal suburban places on the Line
lie Eastern DvsOa os Railway has been prepared ana can ne
tanned the oce OF the COMPANY nee Of charge b hose Shug
F'' H. RIDDLE General SupL
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27


TRAINS LEAVE EBw.YoRK;
For New AYn and Bridgeport IO0 400 lEL), Io lll5
III D. 500 (tIb 1t9, $50. aiN ana 500 (Rz p. m.
For Ml5 sauon Fairfield Southport and westpo 100 lJo
, N. 3A5 40 80 p "a, 80. 80, -,
FOR NorEak 100 400 EEL eN lL3o l2b Er) 100 (EL
a45 $50 NEI D. $50. 400 (Ex.l p m
Por parea. 100 9OO, Il 30 a M $40, SO 80 p
Po stanford 7OO 400 IL 800 l30 l2l5 (EIl Ala 400
HrI ass A3O (ErL L4o. so, $50, 500 (BI) P M
Fsf GeenNeh aud intermediate stations 100 eco lo ais
go w" Wv Wv y CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Sgsng6ed $50 N (Ed 800 (Erl scOpA
For Hartford 'ad Springfield 500 (EI 2lA 300 OH 400
For cOn,sctcut River Railroad AGO. Il l2Bp m 10 Mon
tresl aOOy. m. TO Northampton.
For tfoT Providence and Fshs Railroad 900 RIl n 3ls
4.
Por raven New'London, and SIoningon hAoaa al hOo
~ lS 400, 500 D.
Yo Canal RAILROAD 500 N l2l5 ,O Northampton and VII.
uain <ug
FOR IiCusatonIc Railroad, 8O0a m, aOopn
Nor Naugatuek Railroad 800 a. m, 800 ,.
For Danhury aud NorwSk Railroad 100 800 l2l5 A90 m
ConmodiOus Sleeping Cars attached TO 500 y. m tram
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

nlarbI, anS SIatt Glantt!s.
A UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO,
IA IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
ITALIAN AED AMERICAN MARBLES,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS. No 5lJ Water st. NeW-fort
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,
WI IN great ysieIy aud al al pTicfs,
Manufactured by
THE PENR1YN SLATE Co.
Ailo,
Hearths. Tiles Ciserns, Baths and Sinks,
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS,
Slabs plain and maberd Slate Woh made to order liberal do
10 the trade.
Qusrres and Mandatory, Middle Granville y Y.
Warehouse Rooms No. 10 West kghenthst between
Finh and Sixth aVes. n. y.
MARBLE MANTELS-T best place 10 the
l ey purchase Marble Of the latest designs. yey oe
prices KLABERs Marble Works 9A sud M Est ethst
ThAve keuYo Mnies pat up 10 The country! COT tbs out
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
WI pice ofMabe Send for catalogue. I. b. sTbWABTi
No Cos SIhIs., between TbItythe snd IbiTtl IftAh.
MARBLE MANTELS, Monuments, Head
wi stones great vAees reduced prices kLABBhb Mana
Gotory 81 PIve Tbst hane pat up the country
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

RARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~ ROAD.
FOR LONG BRANCH
TOMS RIVER MANCHESTER, BRlCKsBukG RID BANK IA
From Pier No3 0, foot Of ChAmbersst "
lsily (SundAys eSceptedl, at ga m. and 4; 10 n. m
lVnchns at fier 4 Tor Passengers only, at A:20 D. IN
by the nROhte steamers y -
JESSE H0YT and NRVBRSINK
Returning leave Long Branch 1880 a. m aud J B. n
Tpins River Al $40 a NJ. md |: 40 y M
Arriving 10 New York At $40 a. m and 81 D. m
yonps'Gnosi hohh, eli ni 2nos, s2oi . ncs, Ssa
-s@e y. Nve W bEBDgN Co, Lessesl
THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of Long
Ase nov running through nom New re sip Trajas III
G .r zoe psyn, fSsow, Roosevelt aud 0rands ysss Hss
sss". X, bA ..aS a. i.n;s' -. 20 sIpss sSsassas 1S
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Glatbtis.

A TEACHER WANTED for the mghseI sr
y German Ssrebs Composou EOoution, Lteratuel IN & ms
oboEen Academy Applicants may state IN Which @e So 10 s
nontb According 10 qualifications address up 70 August
Dr. Phi J. KLuND No 22O Bloomtedst, honohen, ~ ..
A IL wanting TEACHERS or Introductlons 10
" Teach address Amer Educational Uhon No. 1l Broadgay
HTGNTFD-Bv a recent graduate of a New
England College position TUTORto young meh o
College An desirous Of entering next ran Nouu w ~
August J. Address :. v, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

NEW JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHIA.
phll wa N'n,nssS0 s $50 m Via SaSde9 M Via
noon, 1880 D. m
FOR Tlls WEST Cincinnati and Chiesgo-S.ta ~ II m
M 1880 The $40 aud 1880 though with bu,
Que change Silver Palace deepngcA through
Cincinnati without change making connections Cincinnati b,
early by other T. lines Family compartment car. so on
m rn on Mon and Thurs run through Chicago whOu, change
connecting train advance Of other ira "a from
Chicago (sDal) r. W JACKSON dan Sunt
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" W - "
New York Jolly 25. 1853.
pROPOSALS FOR

ST., 100000
ASSESSMENT FUED STOCK or TnE COUNTY oP NBwfoRk
seaief propo.as the mytoefs one uul
TUBSDAf July a. 1908 st2 O'Clock sn The s,Me ~ 99
y oVenA for part ~ The oi ONb MILLION
sBVgS HUNDRED AND FlFlI THOUSAND DOLLARS of be
stock n The County Of heN authorized b
tie tn section 63 the Laws of 1853 sud by resolution oi
the Boar Of Central Park, adopted June H. 1893
The said provide for bs of damages awarded
by Commissioners oiRtwae and Asscs,ment r. The natter Of
sug public drive between th aud 55b % per
poft Of Conuisoue confirmed hy The Anpene tou Jhe j.
1903 EXPENSE chgcs and isburemeni 10 me msh Tue
aid stock the rate t PEI per uhum pa
Die snuuay the j., dr of Nay sni November ~ aca year
principal will bs releemAbo The si DAY u heygpbc Ue
year 1905 proposals will the sHouut OF sioc dcsred hh
The pce per thereof and the persons vhoe poposs accepted
viii be required 10 dep0II viii tie County treasurer We
awarded 70 them respectively.
On pr,etng 10 The Comptroller receipts o the County Treasurer
deposits parties viii be entitled % receive certificates for
equal o the vaus o. the awarded 70 them bearing ID
tefes front ~ payments
Zach proposal should Oe sealed and dorsd Proposals. for Assessment
Sock Of County NulO and ncosed n second
vtope addressed 20 tie COMPTROLLER , ..,
all OF The ld interests oi
" RICHARD n CONNOLLY Comptroller
CITI oF NEw. .IORE, DEPAkrfEST 0F FNANCE,
CoyPTKOLLKRs OYUCE, July TO- 1903 )
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Sjors,s, GariaSt,, IT,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broadway ard Thtybnth reyl,r public sales of HORSES
CAHIAGES HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS. AMI everything needed DO
ndng and driving bed every WEDNESDAY ADD sAIURDA
throughout o'clock Buyers viii always hud number VI
iIsTsrs suitable for hh, driving al heavy work sales
whether especially Alyese Tho largest assortment Of nsN
second hand Carriages aud great VARIETY o. Harness always on
hand v,r superior PARK Phaeioas by Miner stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Snstruttion.
A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL.
IN NORRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE,


combines unusual degree the choicest home Influences viii he
gngh aud accomplished education For circulars address C. o. HAZEL
time. A. ~, Principal
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
7 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave james

NJ Greenpo and All stations s1eep, woOdss and Willow
Norhport Passenger rTn and all say stations ex
eept Willow Tree 80 Express Train for GyspoT stopping =,
jamaica MneOa ilicke and all stations 5O NJ Nolthpors
Passenger Train aud all stations except willow Tree p NJ
North sp Passenger Train and all sssa All passenger trains
Mneoa with trains and from Bepead Sd Gep Cove
Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Pent At m for Hempsd
Glen Cove North IshD NohpoT and Al WAY aoRs res a. Hun
ters Point 6:lO Takes effect jane ~ .S, iSeS
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Excursions.

Excursions.
nAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
IL ROsLYN landing Whtestone Bayis Dock, Great Neck
Point Dock Hni Glen Noot ON aud ae hONDAi
June u.s. the steamer AkR0WSMIH Capt Muiee viii leave Peek
sip Pier 40 A East River every morning. 95 for the above land
ihgs. Returning, sil leave Royn at $50 p N.
DELAWARE WATER GAP.-To accommo-
IL Nsh from the heat and dust OF TIE city
aud spend the SUNDAY at this delightful retreat -
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NBWJERSEY
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD
have arranged SPECIAL TRAIN leaving Newiork every SATUR
DAY until further notice. nom foot Of Lbst, Pier No IS North
River H. ariyihg al WATBR GAP hsp Returning
leave WATER GAP every Monday morning time to arrive New
York al 10 a. ~, In ample time for business
H. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
TN0 THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYL-
Il YANIA -PssGsg through WATtR GAP, SCRANTON. WY0M
INC VALLEY. wILkESBARRE, MAUCH CHUNK, BBrHLEHBM
BASTON. kc
Tickets m these eIenrops will le for ae at The oes Of Cs
Railroad Company oiNegJensy foot Of Lberyst, North River New
lOtE, 0 and after July !.
For description ibe and further normaop apply at oe
of Lbcry.st, North River, H. r. BALDWIN General
Passenger Agent No. lO3 Libertyst
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

A AMENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, N. Y. re
~ fitted Fan Term begins SepteHbera $ =. FROST, NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
Nrintina.
SntsrnaI Atbrnus.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" RBvBNUR-FoURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF
NETWORK comprising the THIRD FIFTH SIXTH and EIGHTH
WARDS of the CRY Of NEW YORK No. 6l ChambesLANNUhL
TAX EOTICB-Notee is hereby gteD pursuant = law, that the
annual the Collection Dbct for the
beginning May 1853 has been received from The Assessor and As
and therein specified have become dne aud payable
The undersigned viii attend personally by lie deputy at MS once
No 6 Cbanbers daily SuBdsy eIcepd commencing on The tTst
ensuing ending the first dsy oAugus M the receipt Of
said duties The nudei tie annual list special
Ies Businesses Trades and Professions and taxes Carag
Billiard Table, God Watches Gold Silver Plate for the ending
upon Income for the 1885, Al perous who shall
due by them respectively according u the let
aforesaid within the time hereby sIetd viii become liable 10 the
penalties prescribed by law once hoaTf om no. 20 m
DATED NeN-ioTk h. June 80, 1865 j. T. BAILEY, Collector
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
NEW.Y0RK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1861

sou In York TwentyseVeust and Fourth
ava EptIance Twenty. .seYenthsL
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gtIp @anteN.

GENTS WANTED for NATIONAL CAM
~ PAGN GOODS steel Engrayugs Of GRANT and 'oLfAN
with without took 90 orders day Also
Photos Democrats aud Republicans Agents make 100 per cent
Sample packages postpaid or 81 Send st and get the start
Address GOODSPBRD Co.. No 81 Parkrow n y OF Chesgo l
A GENTS WANTED in city or county to
"A SILL splendid Steel EngTaving SEYMOUR aud
forwarded promptly addres. Of 30 cents Call 90 or d
dress tie Publishers for circulars and terms :.
MOORE 4 Co, Eo III Na1an-st, EewYorf,
An EXPERIENCED GENERAL AGENT
wAHTED-Unu,ual OPP ouuity Address LIFK ENDOWMENT
Box %. 67o7 Sew.loIk PostOnee
ERANT-Campaign Edition READY.
~ WANTED AGENTS Salary and Commission, 10
sell LITTLBFIELDS LINZ PORTRAIT Of Gen GRANT 80
81 consider Lttseas Portrait Of myself TIE bettte etgartd
L. n. GRANT
"his the best lilene,s Of The General eItsp.a
| =. T. DENT. (Broher.ulsw Of Gen. Grant)
Address J. II. LlTTLBFlELD, Pubhsler
Washington D. C.
| VVANTED-AGENTS- to 5000 per month,
everywhere male and female 10 introduce the GENUINE IN
/ PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Ihh
Machine stitch fell. tuck quilt ooTi bind braid and
for We will $1,000 for machine that viii
stronger beautiful than IL makes the
stitch be cut stu The
pulled B0ut H. We Agents from f5
eIpens commission from rhch twice mat
be made Address SECOMB Co, PbuIgh Pa or
Boston, Mass
CAUTION-Do he imposed upon by other parties pnng of
worthless cSrOn machines the o!bcske OuI 10
the only genuine and really practical cheap machine Manufactured
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-25

Everywhere throughout the State i'm
mense and enthusiastic ratification
meetings are being held by the Demo
cratic party In every other part of the
country also, North and South, the
same enthusiasm prevails and probably
never BEFORE did the Democratic party
enter into contest with equal unanimi-
ty and spirit The Democratic press
North and South, are loud in their
praises Of the, wisdom and patriotism
which prevailed in the councils of the
National Democratic Convention of New
York, and congratulate the members of
that Convention and the people on the
choice of their nominees, which seems
to elicit so much satisfaction. that VIC
tory is considered certain. Is the BAN
ner Parish to lag behind? Is THE Dem
ocratic Parish of the State wanting Of
her former unanimity and patriotism ?
No doubt, as it is, the Parish is assured
to the Democratic party by a large ma
jority. But this majority would be a
unaninity, if we will take the proper
measures to secure it, Let us call d
general public meeting, and invite our
colored population. Their faith ia the
radical arpett=tbaggers who would have
lead them astray by vain and empty
promises, was never very great and il
rapidly getting beautifully less. All
that is required to complete the work, is
70 instruct them in their rights and in.
terests and convince them Of our friend
ship. II is our duty to them, a. well b
cur our interest to do 90. We hope that the
meeting to-day viii adopt measures to
secure this end.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-25
4 W.. "a VINCENT BOAGNI.
.oo THOS. II, LEWIS.
Opelousas, 18th July, 1868.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

The following is the platform
adopted by the National Conven-
ton, New York, July 4th, 1868:
The Democratic party, in Ma
tional Convention Assembled re-
posing its trust in the intelligence.
patriotism and discriminating JUS.
tee OF the people,, standing upon
the Constitution as the foundation
and limitation Of the powers Of the
Government, and the guarantee II
the Liberties Of the citizen, and re-
cognizing the questions Of slavery
and secession as having been set
tied for oil time To come by the
war, and In the voluntary action ~
the Southern States ia Constitu-
tlonal Convention assembled, and
never TO DO renewed Or reagitated,
mand
!. LIE immediate restoration ~
all the States to their rights n tbe
Union under the Constitution ana
the civil governments of the Ameri-
can people.
second-Amnesty for all past
political offences, and the reqlila-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-25

We publish to-day the card d
4. Bailey 4 p. D. Estilette, Attor-
neys at Law TO the people u
this Judicial District, the name d
our late honored and efficient Dis
trlct Judge, the Hon. "A. Bailey, il,
of itself, the highest and best
recommendation which could be
gwen to this new law firm. The
members il7rl. u the bar especially,
within his Judicial District, while
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-25
District Electors :
To-day will be busy and lively

To-day viii be a busy and lively
day in our little town, usually SO
quiet. The meetings of the Police
Jury and of the town Council, a
meeting of the citizens for school
purposes and meeting of the Dem
ocrats, to organize the Democratic
party of this Parish, will follow
one another in quick succession
during the day. We are requested
to extend an invitation in our col
umns to all our citizens to public
meeting to be held at 8 o'clock A..
NJ, for the purpose of adopting
measures, more thoroughly to or
ganize the Public Schools of this
Parish. ......
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-25

On the bench. viii bear witness TO
his indomitabIe energy, ceaseless
labor, exceptional capacity and
profound legal learning. While The
public generally will retain a CRATE
full remembrance Of his justice, in
tegrity and patriotism in the dis
charge Of his official duties.
%. Id. Estilette, our late honored
District Attorney, is also too well
and too favorably known to require
any other recommendation. We
wish all the success and prosperity
to the new firm which they SO just
" deserve. These gentlemen will
practice their profession in all the
Courts of this Judicial District,
and in the Parishes Of St. Martins,
st. Mary and Avoyelles, as win be
seen by their card.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-25

/
that noble volunteer army which
carried our flag to victory. Instead
of restoring the Union, 1t has So
far as it is in its power, dissolved
it, and subjected ten States, in 4
time Of profound peace, to military
despotisrn and negro supremacy.
1t has nulhfed there the right Of
trial by jury. 1t has abolished the
habeas corpus, that most sacred
writ Of liberty. 1t has overthrow
the freedom of speech and the
press. It has substituted abitrarv
seizures and arrests, and military
trial and secret star-chamber in
QUESTIONS for constitutional tribu.
nails. It has disregarded in time
of peace, the right Of the people
to be free from search and seizures.
It has entered the post and teIs-
graph Offices, and even the private
rooms Of individuals and seized
private papers and letters, without
any specification or notice Of aft
davit as required BY the organic
law. It has converted the Ameri-
can Capitol into a bastile. It has
established a system Of spies and
official espionage which no consti-
tutional monarchy in Europe would
now dare resort. It has abolished
the right of appeal on important
constitutional questions to the Su-
preme judicial Tribunals, and
threatens to curtail or destroy it's
original Jurisdiction, which is ire
vocably vested by the Constitu-
ton. While the learned Chief JUS
tice~ has been subjected to great
and atrocious calunnies, merely
because he would not prostitute
his high Office to the support of the
false and partisan charges pre-
ferred against the President, it's
corruption and extravaganza have
exceeded anything known in his
tory, and by its fraud and monopo-
lies it has nearly doubled the bur
den of the debt created during the
war. Tt has stripped The President
of his Constitutional power Of ap-
pointment even Of his own cabinet.
Under It's repeated assaults the
pillars ofthe Government are rock
ing on their base, and should it
succeed in November next, and
inaugurate it's President, we viii
meet as q subjugated and con-
quered people amid the ruins of
liberty and the scattered fragments
of the Constitution.-And we do
declare and resolve that. ever since
the people of the United States
threw off all subiugation to the
Grown, the privilege and
trust to suffrage have been granted,
regulated and controlled exclusive
ly by the political power of each
State respectively, and any attempt
by Congress on any pretext what
ever to deprive any State of this
right, or interfere with this exer-
else, is fragrant usurpation Of
power which can find no warrant
in the Constitution, and, If sane
toned by the people, will subyert
our form of government, and can
only end in single, centralized,
consolidated government IN which
the separate existence of States
will be entirely absorbed and an
unqualified despotism be estab-
ished in place Of b Federal Union
IF co-equal States, and that we re-
gard the reconstruction acts, So
,alled, Of Congress gross usurpa-
lions, and unconstitutional, revolu-
and void and that our sol