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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-02-15
BELOW COST.

SELLING OFF BELOW NEW YORK
COST.-The undersigned wishes to call
the attention of his friends, and citizens
generally, Of Columbia and vicinity, to the
fact that he wishes to leave this city on
account Of business engagements else
where, and that he is duty bound to sell
off his entire stock of GENTLEMEN'S
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING below
New York Wholesale prices; also CASH
meres and Cloths, IN assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ladies' and Gents
Shoes, and various other articles too nu-
merOus to mention all of which must be
sold off WITHIN TEN DAYS. Please call
and judge for yourselves, at
SAMUEL PlSER'S,
Main street, opposite J. O. Dial's.
N. B. All parties indebted to me will
please cnll Immediately at the store and
settle, to avoid all inconvenience. BY 30
doing, you viii greatly obiige
Feb II SAMUEL PISER.
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Il L Z T. G r a 2 Ell &c -
Foreign and Domestic.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 Gen. Gillem re-
commends special appropriation for the
Mississippi destitute md The establish
ment Of depots for the distribution Of
provisions. Gen. Howard approves of the
suggestion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3d. Discussing the
recent removals tho Tribune says The
President successfully phys he game Of
political chess. The President removes
every man who favors reconsti uction under
any other plan than his own. The game
COOS on, The President winning all the
time; nor do we fail to zee that the power
which strengthens him is that Of Gen.
Grant. There is no use of conoealing or
avoiding this fact. Gen. Grant is an in
strnmept of Mr.. Johnsou's will.
New YoRE, Dec. 30.-Money closed
quiet and active. Call loans Z per cent.
Gold firm at 1881. Sterling weaker
prime bills 10@l04s. Stocks panicky.
Governments steady.
CHARLESTON. Dec 80.-Much encourage
ment is fel. here owing to accounts from
Washington, representing the probabili-
ties Of Congressional aid to the planting
interests.
LONDON, Dec. GAN unsuccessful Fe-
nian attempt was made to barn the Dub
I'm general postofiioe with Greek fire.
The attempt, however, failed.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 30-Evening Cotton
closed firm. Sales 10000 bales. Uplands
I'D, Orleans, 73sd.
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FINANCIAL.
ID / r. IL

On Wednesday mo,pjrg. January lat,
1868, at the residence Mr.. William
Hobgood, on the Comite IA mills from
the city of Baton Rouge, of consumption,
WILLIAM G. PATTERSON, aged q
years and 10 months.
Deeply do we regret the loss Of this most
excellent and exemplary young man, and
most sincerely do we mingle our sytnpa
thies with those of bis afflicted relatives,
who are called to dePlore the loss Of ono
in whom SO many fond hopes were con
tered.
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atsy- New Year came in bright

and bracing,-a favorable harbIpger'
we trust, for brighter tunes and
strengthened hopes in the future.
May the current year prove to our
land and people, one Of signal blessing
and prosperity. The smiles Of ProvI-
dence ate often bid behind frownlng
face. Perhaps the frowns will shorty
disappear and the smiles burst forth
in all their radiance to turn the past
"wipter Of our discomfort INTO
more joyous and blisstuI season. Let
us invoke the Mighty Giyer Of all
Good to vouchsafe us this assurance
and strive, at the same time to merit
such benignity.
With the new year dates the fifth
eth anniversary of the commence
ment of the Baton Rouge Gazette
the elder brother of our present
"twin united" concern---the Gazette
and Comet. The thought of this
naturally awakens in our mind as
sociations and "reminiscences of the
most varied and peculiarly interest
ing character What changes have
come upon the busy map OF time
during the lapse of years the Ca
zette has been in existence !! What
strange events have transplrpd
How many in every cline have
made their entrance on, and exit
from the, stage of life And what
volume would be required to mar
rate the particulars of all such sub
jects!
The Gazette is the oldest paper in
the State.
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H0! Fer Christmas and New Year!

BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS FOX THE HOhI-
ID DAY l-P. CapIeyiejIe, respectfully invites
ne attention If tbs publ C, including ladies and
Gentlemen and the little folks, that he has on
hand at his Variety store, one or the finest as
sorlments Of novelties suita bic for holiday pres
eDts, ever introduced nto this market,
To attempt to enomrrate The various descrip-
tous oiTpys, Toilette aud Fancy Articles com
D SIM his stock, would require too much space.
suffice it, sly, that all persons may be suited as
10 variety, taste and price By calling around at
his Old and ell known Variety store, on Laurel
street bstween Third and Lafayette streets.
dpC5-ln
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10 The Washington monument
has already cost S240,000. AT this
time the structure has reached the
height of one hundred and seventy
four feet, leaving three hundred and
seventy-four feet to be completed, the
entire height Of the monument being
fixed at five hundred and forty
eight feet.
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East RecelUed.

HBaED SILK, worth IS 90 at 81 80.
HARtIS0E Ca eSINEItf y, worth il 80 at 81 %.
- sIWERFs all wool. worth ~ so at 81 90.
BLaGf, poi SIX IN 1T q Is. worth double
FLANNE Lt, sii4" Us and BLANKETS,
Exceedingly cheap.
Also, great many other articles, which I viii
sell fr ctsh, al IS per cent below present whole
sale prizes. Tdee2SJ FENDER
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SPECIAL NOTICES, Ed.
TO CnNsuMPTIyES.

fNHE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will end
L Gree nj charge) to all who desire it, thpre
script u with the directions for making andsine
the simple remedy BY which he was curetof a
Lung Affection and that dread disease Dai-
sumption. His only object is to beDeh the
d fiieted and he hopes every sufferer will trthis
prescription, as it will cost them nothinand
may prove blessing Please address
Rev. EDWARD Wilson
No. 1876 South second ST., Williamsburg Y
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

n GENTLEMAN who suffered for yearSrom
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay NJ all
tbs effects Of youthful indiscretion will Il the
sake. of suffering humanity, send free to atvbo
peed it, the recipe and directions for maxim the
simple remedy by which he WAS cured Suffers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experhce,
can DO 50 by addressing, in perfect ccnfdene
JOHN r. OGDEN,
az Cedar street, New YG.
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NEW ORLEANS MARK ELS.
from the Times of December 3lst
COMM TRCIAT.

COMMERCIAL.
Sales of cotton yesterday 5000 bales;
ordinary 12IMl2Mc., good ordinary l314c.
to l515e.. low rnIddliug 14Wl414e., md
ding I413c., strict middIing l5c. Sugar
good demand; sales 9A@92lc. for com
mon, fine 10&@l1c., PRIME 1870. Mo-
lasses good common, 68W72c. for prime.
Tobacco, nothing reported. Receipts
hight. Western produce, -four cern, oats,
hay, pork, bacon, lard, dull Receipts IN
cleasing daily.
FINANCIAL.
Money market quiet. Banks discounted
freely short paper.only. No change. on
the street.
Gold seld at 1929 to 132l and 183; de-
mand for Custom house uses only. Closed
in New York at 1881.
City Treasury notes steady, m ore buyers
than sellers. State treasury notes i'm
proving.
Exchange stfened. Checks on New
York closed at discount. Commercial
sight q to a discount. Sterling 14313 to
IA. Francs va to 9 81 d.
Real estate dull; no sales reported.
Rents declining
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fry Notwithstanding the extreme

Gay Notwithstanding the extreme
cold and damp weather on New
Years Eve, there was very good
attendance at the Third Street Theatre,
to witness the performances Of Harry
Mccarthy and bis troupe Tor the bene-
fit Of the Female Orphan Asylum : a
fact worthy Of notice and which We
take great pleasure in noticing.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

IL BY command Of Gen. Grant,
whose order to that effect has been
issued, the following Military District
Commanders have been relieved Of
their respective positions, which act
is also great relief to the people
over whom said Commanders have
been lording it,
Brevet Maj Gen. Ord, 4th District,
succeeded by Breyet Mi. Gen. Err.
win Mcdowell
Brevet Maj Gen John Pope, Sd
District, succeeded by Maj. Gen.
Geo. G. Meade.
Brevet Maj. Gen. Wager Swayne,
Col. 45th U. S. Infantry, also re,
lieved from duty in Bureau Of Refu-
gees, Freedmen aud Abandoned
Lands, and ordered to reassume
command Of his regiment at Nash
Vile, Tenn.
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In FORM ALTON.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce alxu-
i rant or with of hai upon bald hsl or
5-araIess lace also recipe for the retno,l of
pies, BIotehes, hfnptions, as on
The skin, leaving the same soft, clear, andesn
tful, can BE- obtained without charge by adess-
iny Tli0S. u. CHAPMAN, Chemit
sept1y 1913 Broadway New nk
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KID GLOVES, fine lot, cheap.
FRENCH CALICOES, a fine lot, cheap.
CLOTH and SILK CLOAKS,
And general assortment OF stock to be
closed out VERY Low.
-" Remeembpr, M hapP5"g IN ing estab-
hsAment; IdonH sell any goods less thin
present mholesale price, 10 mule atsuP an
other goods.
tec24 NJ. G. PARKER.
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HAMS.

"AyING lust received the first lot of fresh
III Hams sent TO this market am Offering
them at a reduced rate. They are Uncanvsssed
Hams and show themselves in their superior quail
i,y Families should call at once ii DESTROYS Of
purchasing tdecl9j ANDREW JACKSON
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POTATOES

r HAVE on hand, 20 barrels Peach Blows, and
L will receive soon, 20 barrels Pink Eyes; ~
barrels jackson Whites. ANY OF which will
sell to dealers or planters at a reasonable price.
decIg ANDREW JAUkSON
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

10 A New Years Eve Tree, set
off with books, fruits and trinkets Of
various descriptions for the Sunday
School children, was exhibited at
the Methodist Church last Tuesday
night. 1t was very prettlly lIlu-
minated with transparent lights in
terspersed among its branches. The
gift favors culled from the tree We're
agreeably dispensed by several gen
tlemen,-Rev. G.. W. Garter and
Prot. Magruder among the number
who entertained their hearers, par
ticularly the Juveniles, with edltying
remarks appropriate to the occasion,
PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE
NEGRo.-A very curious but ably
written pamphlet has been placed III
our hands, treating Of the above
subject. The author who writes
under the nam de plume Of "Ariel,'
assumes biblical ground in support
of his theory that the progenitor Of
the Ethiopian race is not entitled to
be ranked as one of the human fam
ily that entered Noah's Ark, but
rather that he is to be classed in a
far lower order of animal creation.
The friend to whom we are in
debted for perusal of said pam
phlet has also furnished us with an.
other, entitled "Speculum," which is
intended as a rebutting answer to
"Ariel."
"Speculum' may be obtained at
Heroman's Book and Music Store in
this city.
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MALAGA RAISINS.

"AVING received a fresh supply OF goods
1 suitable for the Christmas Holidays, ex-
tend q general invitation TO my customers and
the public to visit my store, and to examine par
ticuIarly the fine quantity of kaisns that am
Offering for sale, cheap. ..
dec19 ANDREW JACKSON
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LARD.

T'RESH FROd THE WEST--1D kegs Leaf Lard.
Il For sale by the key or p1uDd by
dhc5 A. JACkSON
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APPLES AND POTATOES.

VUsT received per steamer Virginia-A choice
y lot of Apples and Potatoes For sale low to
TIE trade ldec5I A. JACKSON
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APPLES.

IN BARRELS due per Mollie Able; 20 barrels
IO Fancy, per Kate Kinney. The Mollie Able
is due here and Kate Kinney about the 23d.
decl7 JOSHUA BEAL
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FLOW LINES

HAVING received good supply Of Grass
L i hope-right size for Plow Lines, will sell
il cheap [deC5j A. JACKSON
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TO ARRIVE THIS DAY

TO ARRIVE THIS DAY
DER STEAMER MfLNOTTE:
barrels Whit Coal Oil,
Il caddi,s fee Gpewine Tobacco,
10 kegs Splced Pigs Feet.
Per Mary Nc Donald:
Is barrels Large Fancy Apples,
n barrels Large Peach Blow Potatoes,
o Kegs Lard.
dac30 JOSHUA BEAL
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Lands, and ordered to reassume
command Of his regiment at Nash
Vile, Tenn.
The ILLINOIS INSANE ASYLUM
Reference has two or three times been
made in our correspondence, says the
st. Louis Republican, to alleged bar
barlties ptacticed at the Illinois In
sane Asylum. The committee APP
pointed by the Legislature to inves i
rate the charges brought against the
management, as is known, have made
a thorough examination, taking the
sworn testimony Of many witnesses
They have made report, which ap-
pears to sustain fully the charges
made anl to call for 4 thorough re-
organization Of the management Of
the institution. We give The follow
INC extract from the report
The terrible punishment Of the
"ooId bath" was inflicted upon delicate
female patients, some OF whom died
under and in consequence of the in.
fiction The patients were placed IN
= bath two-thirds full Of water, with
hands and feet ted, and sometime
with the stlaigbt jacket on. Their
heads would then be repeatedly plung-
ID under water, and kept there I'LL
signs Of stranguatlon appeared
Sometimes the patients We're tied and
laid upon their backs and cold water
poured On their face and mouths. One
man, Tor enjeavorlng TO escape, was
hanlcutfed and his feet sbacklsd, and
kept for three months perfectly naked
III a 'crib.' This crib" was SOFT
Of open coffin. II was made Of plank,
about three inches wide and couple
Of inches apart, like cage-was
two feet high, six feet long, and two
and halt feet wide The pate mt
rould only lie II one position IN this
''crlb'-upon his back. Other pa
tents were also placed in this horrible
bed for lesser offences than attempts
to escape.
Patients have been shut up for
months in winter, raked, in "ocreen
rooms They have been knocked
down and left FOR dead Trey have
been dragged, men and women, ty
the heels, fifty or sixty fee, to the
punishment Of the "bath.' The fe-
male attendants were, if possible, more
brutal 10 their conduct than the men.
1t was one OF the rules of the asylum
that patients should not lie down to
rest during the daytime. Some Of
the weak, idiotic female inmates,
were constantly violating this extra
ordinary order, and thus drew down
punishment upon themselves. But
many of the case had not even this
excuse. This punishment was geuer-
ally arbitrary, in accordance with the
brutal whims of the attendants.
The Superintendent Of the asylum
is DR.. Mcfarland, formerly from New
Hampshire, aud the committee hold
him responsible for the crueltles ptac-
iced.
geay Josh Billings says what is
called a bumorIst, Is man who tries
to be funny, but tries in vain, and
when man once gets this complaint
nothing but death will heal him.
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KID CHOW ES.

nut kEGBIVED-A complete assortment Of
y s-gG5cE' . Geutienrns Kid Gloves the
ii5zr.= ever IA qfr Pd-a new kipd with bells and
al prices /, sat tn, times. The test is the
chpppest TGec19I Il. FENDER
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PORK.

TU5T ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, CHEAP -
81 10 barrels heavy Meas toIk. Call soon Il you
desire to purchase the article.
dec5 A. JACKSON
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SALT.

~ BAGS fine Salt, new sacks; rs bags coarse
-e) Salt, sacks Planters can have
ba gain by calling on
dscl2 RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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StILvEG sPEI%G Horp Skirts, al SOC. piece
, can be- hal at (sept5) J, kUHN'S
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STAR CANDLES.

STAR CANDLES.
10 RoXtS Star Candies just received and for
/ A sale BY
4eaa1 JOSHUA BEAL
lEfNDRiES, SUNDRIES.
=
10 BAGS choice Rio Coffee,
frkins Western Butter,
/ Fl kin ehaice Goshen Futter,
loo pounds Hack PEPPER,
% barrels Extra Flour,
barrels Oranges,
barre Cucuauuts,
G b xes Vefmicelli and Macaroui,
u Il. KISS small Western Cheese,
2Dt0 pounds Green Shoulders,
Pfic IN keeping with the tines
dsc5I JOSHUA BBAb
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Bey Josh Billings says what is
called bumorist, Is man who tries
to be funny, but tries in vain, and
when man once gets this complaint
nothing but death will heal him.
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COAL OIL.

I1XTRA White Non.ex plosive Goal Oil, on draft
Ia aud in five gallon tins, for sale at
uecl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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ROBERT r.. LEE.

TENHE Robert Lee Flour is ma ufactured by
L George P. Plant & Co., Of St. Louis, and ~
unsu passed by any Flour made In America.
Give it a trial when you want something extra.
decl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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BUTTER.

DEALERs can be supplied with few pack
| ages Of Butter at moderate prices by cal ing
at store Of d ctA JOSHUA BEAL
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SUGAR.
COFFEE.
MOLASSES.

skTE HAVE in store u choice arsicle--by the
w barrel or ct retail.
dsclz RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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NEW SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.

10y THE BARREL or in smaller quantities,
ID you can procure some Of the best Sugar or
6Ioiesses ever made in Louisiana. Guarantee
them sweet tdec5l A JACKSON
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

months, that news dealers have been obliged TO sda
largely to their supplies Many OF the ne dealers say
is failing behind The city Clerk reports % deaths dur
ing the past week "A few days ago horse ana wagon @
subsequently found near Lincoln Park Yesterday Iaa
named VIM Patterson was arrested 0f the s e e na
Of the boy were not clearly proved. AS Mrs Moore,
resident Of Chicago, visit to some friends IN newark
was walking through Unonst. on Saturday afternoon,
large goat against her. and she was severely
George stamer farmer OF New cry ~ Sorses and and
wagons have caused much amusement at the Po,ce-
Station was arrested and Locked pkeS lSf soe
maker, residing at Westfeld; N J,, appeared @ al
s Sss he sd Been ON sna sas in the
saloon No ~ sprngaeldaye subsequently ,ns PSpTye y
oneot the thieves During the week inst closed, "a
arrests were made by the police The Roseyle fres
Gssren Was y sSs rS and the
Rev a Pns Eabee foT@er 6esS RasOr reSenty S
erected at cost Of The walls are Of white brick
and the inside OF the roof is Of polished oak nAld Win
paint nor plaster has been the construction OF the
building. The dedicatory sermon was delivered oy the
Rev. Mr. Haley, FROM the text, Hagga I'd chap 7th "
TRENTON, N. IA burglar attempted to
gain an entrance into Charles Seamans residence In
Perryst. about o'clock Saturday morning MT sea-
an hours duration ensued after which, when Mr.. Sea-
had feed his antagonist to he ground ana gone 10
entered Henry Burtiss store the same night and stole
therefrom $50 worth Of Goods on Friday
little girl named Lincoln with several other chlldren
was playing around bonfire her clothes caught nre ana
before the flames extngushed the ehld was 50
badly burned about body that her life Ia despalred Oh
The Brigae Board OF the State Rifle corps nave uisi
imously resolved to favor the passage OF the militia Ia"
now pending in the State legislature
PENNINGTON, n. IA notorious burglar
named Fox long the terror OF this section OF the stare
escaped from the County Jail on Thursday evening lie
dug wide passage from corner of his cell under the
prison wall TO the street.
PERTH AMBOY, v. 1.-THE Hon. James
Parker was buried Saturday During the funeral the
bells were tolled business OF all kinds suspended
and the flags were at half mast Among the many dis
tingushed persons who attended the funeral was the
Governor OF the State.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
MR. GLADsTONE's MOTION on THE IRISH
CHURCH.


In the House of Commons on the 23d of
March Mr. Gladstone who received with Opposition
cheers SAID The motion which wish TO make on the
Irish Church viii be in the form Of three resolutions TO be
moved in Committee Acts relating 10 the Established
Church in Ireland and the terms Of the three resolutions
viii be these:
al That in the opinion Of this House IL is necessary
that the Established Church OF Ireland should cease to
exist as establishment Opposition cheers due regard
being had all personal Interests and 10 all individual
rights Of property. rOnical Ministerial cheers and
laughterl.
50 That subject 20 the foregoing considerations, It is
expeden 10 prevent the creation OF personal inter-
est by the exercise OF any public patronage cheersI,
and 10 cOnue the operations or the Ecceslastcal Com
missoners OF Ireland 10 objects OF Immediate necessity
or involving individual nights, pending the fnal decision
Of Parliament"
80 That humble address be presented 10 Her Majesty,
humby 10 pray that, with 10 the purposes afOre
said Her Majesty would be graciOusy pleased 70 place
at the dsp0sal OI faAmen her interest in the tempo
rAes OF the archbishoprcs bshOpric and other ecce
stastieal dgnites and benehces in Ireland and in the
custody thereof"
tOpPOstOn cheers Some discussion as TO the day for
snxing the debate followed.
With reference 10 the pending motion The Observer
aays We understand that in the OF the Govern
aent ng defeated the motion OF Mr. Gadstone rel
alive 70 the disendOwment Of the IRISH Church Mr. DIs
rSen wiz recommend Her Majesty TO dissolve ParIia.
nen with the view OF permitting the country TO express
an opinion subject OF such grave Importance. The
attsmpt deal with question OF much Importance
by zn abstract resolution OF the House does not
with the approval Of several leading members OF the
49, Marty and Considerable dGlc1ltv has been expe
ydenced in deciding upon It's precise terms While ON the
zone hand 1t be ncoDyenent to take the sense OF the
Bouse abstract reS0iuton II VIII be contended on
abe other that the last session OF morbund Parliament
N not nt tp deal with such question: and that the whole
saect One TO be RENTED 70 the consideration OF
Parliament elected upon brogder basis OF the English
Reform of last session and the ScOcn ana ls ke-
form bills be passed during the present session buch
n the Ministerial argument in the matter"