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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

GEORGE PEABoDY.-The New Bedford
(Mass) Mercury, of the 7th inst, in an arti-
Gle on the munifcent requests of the noble
hearted philanthropist George Peabody, says ::
"Mr. Peabody, we learn, designs to admin
lister upon his own estate. Death will find
him possessed of only means sufficient for o
becoming burial. He will leave nothing for
heirs to quarrel about. His vast estate will
not be tied up in chancery, at the instigation
of some avaricious heir>at law, to the sore
disappointment and suffering of needy bene-
fciarics. He will finish his good work"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

= In response to numerous inquiries Hon.
A. II. Stephens says that he has no idea of
ever again being able to take prominent part
eminent policy, we will lookin vain for health
full and lasting progress, North or South.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
: Martin BilImire and zadock Ullman. 0.

- Martin Billmire and Zadock Ullmaa. of
Williamsport, Pa, two Of the wealthiest men
in that section of Pennsylvania, have been
tried and convicted at that place, for violation
of the internal revenue laws in relation TO
distilleries, and sentenced to two years i'm
prlsonment each. These men, it is said, de-
pended upon their wealth and social position
to screen them from punishment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!

FARMERS, attend to your wheat DriIIz in time
L We would advise thOIe who wish to have Guano
Sewers put their Drills, to Bring them in Mt once,
many disappointed last. season, by
bringing them in time. We are putting on our
NEW PATENT GUANO SOWER.
which consider the best in all Eight Tt be
Drills for the low price of So For the opcrat ion
of this Guano Sewer. we refer you to the following
gentlemen, vino used them last year = Capt. Joseph
F. Abcli, George COckrell Col. Thomas fitc. SAINT
Moore, Geo. W. bnss. Jacob Snyder, Augustus
Cain. Thos. Z. Woodward, Henry Iuntsberry, Ed
gar Allen, DR.. C. w. Goldsbornngh, Daniel H,fTie-
bower, James Atkins, Richard Morgan. Capt Jas.
w. Glenn, and John G. Ware.
TO THOSE IN WANT OF NEW DRILLS,
would say that, if you apply early, we arc still
prepared TO furnish the celebrated Martinsburg
Drill, built by Samuel Fitz, which Is universally
acknowledged TO be the best in
WEIRICK & WELLER.
Cbarlcstown, July 90, 1869. FP.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

ANOTHER COOP REsULT.-The leading
organ of the Radicals of West Virginia, the
Wheeling Intelligencer, asks:
"Shall we not here in West Virginia be
able to take a hint from it Or will the
Republican leaders here persist in the stone-
blind policy by which Wells lost the support
of the best men of his party in Virginia ?"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

The BANNER PREcINCT.-Craigsville, in
Augusta county, has the distinguished honor
of giving unanimous vote for the Conse-ya-
tive ticket at the late election in Virginia.-
Although 102 white, and 50 colored votes
were cast, not single Radical vote was re-
turned. The colored citizens who voted there
ought neither to be forgotten nor go unro-
warded.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

pY an Act of Incorporation, passed March Cd,
- 1869, to construct Turnpike, to be known
the Rablctown amt BIoomery Turnpike. the Books
of Subscription will be opened at the following
places, on The 10th day of July next =
At Kabletown. under the direction Of Logan o.
bourn and Henry CastIemau. = 30 -
At BloonIcry MillsI under the direction Of George
w EicLeibcrger, George II Turner and Roger
p. Chew.
At CharIestown, under the direction of John J.
Lock and Geo. W. r. ResrsIey. r,a .r-r II
LOGAN OsBoURN,
June %, 'Iseo-tf CHINA Of Interpretation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

- The act which passed Congress authori z
ing the recent election in Virginia provides
that the Legislature OF the State shall assem-
Die at Richmond, Oh the fourth Tuesday after
the official PRONUNCIATION, by the Commanding
General, of the adoption of the Constitution.
Another clause in the act provides that the
proceedings in the State shall not be deemed
fixed or operative as a complete restoration
until its action shall be approved by Congress.
And further that Representatives shall not be
admitted to seats in Congress until the rati~
fication by the Legislature of the 18th amend
ment TO the Constitution of the United States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
III A RRIED.

On the lst inst, in Christ Church at St. Joseph,
Mo. by Rev VIM. Philips, MIR. HORACE HOLMES
MOSS. formerly of Virginia, to Miss I.EVIE
BRoADUS KEYES, daug hter of Judge Thomas
W. keyes, ofSt. Joseph, formerly of this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
DIED.

On the 2eth uIt., in Marthinsburg, META, infant
daughter OF DR.. N. D. and Mary Baker, formerly o.
S.hepherdstown.
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STRAW WANTED.

THE VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY, of Hall.
l. town, will be prepared to purchase
STRAW OF ALL KINDS,
and after the lst of August either in The stack
delivered at the Mills at Hs lltown.
Apply to John II. Strider, or at the Mills.
JuIv lS61-n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

- On the return of Great Eastern to Eng
land she will Immediately start for India with
a fresh cable which has to be laid between
Bombay and Sue7,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

GELF-HELP FOR THE ERRING. Words Of
- Cheer for Young Men. who have fallen victims.
TO Social Evils, desire better Manhood. Sent in
sealed letter cnvrinpCE. iICc of charge AddTtEe
HOWARD ASSOCIATION BOX 7, PhiIad rIphia Pa =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

"A bridge is to be built over the Mis-
souri, river at LeayenWorth, Kansas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
FRESH MEAT IN MARKET!

THE undersigned having formed co. --6A
i partnership in the BUTCHERING BU- ffsfs8
3lNESS, are prepared to furnish the cIti- sH-0-
zens of Char lesiown with
BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL & LAMB,
hutchered in the most approved style, and low
rates as can he procured elsewhere. SAIe-Toom at
the store OF. Mr.. J. u. Brown. corngr of Main and
Lawrence Streets. TERMS ASJF!
BENZ THOMSON,
o June 90. lS6O-3m. w. s.. MERCHANT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

SIX voUs DocroE on DEusGIST TuR SWEET
"A GUINISE-it equals Cbttcr) Quininc. Is
made only by +. STEAENS. Ch,rnist. Detroit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

TTUIiRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCES ~ TINS TREAT .
MEST OF CHUoSIc ASD SEXUAL DIsEAsEs-1f
Ihys'OiogicTi n mdI TiOgS. The cheapest book
cvct published containing nearly 500 pages . nd
$50 fine plates and cngTnvingH of the Ruat tony Il
the human organs in state OF health and disc ace
with treatise on carly crTOrs. its dcpiCraLte
sequences upon the mind and body. with the
tho-s plan OF trcatHe nt-thc only rational and
C"ssful mode Of cure, shown by report of cases
treated. truthful adviser TO the married and
those contcmpla tin ria &c hO doubts
OF their phi yscnI condition Sent free of
any adhress receipt of 20 cents. ir stamps or
postn currency, by addressing DIR LA CROIX, No.
81 Maiden LsnC, Albany. y Y. The author may
be consulted upon any of the diseases upon which
his books treat. either personally by mail, and
medicines sent to my part Of the world.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
The Administration,

If there be any truth in the annexed telc-
gram from Washington to the Baltimore
Gazette, it will he seen that the administers
ton has backed down from the position which
Grant seemed anxious 10 occupy one week ago.
The dispatch says:-
1t is ascertaned, On good authority, that all
the patronage of the Government is to be used
for Stokes in Tennessee, Davis in Texas, and
for the nominee Of the ultra Radicals in Mis-
sissippi. Radical members of Congress and
leading members Of the National Republican
Committee have been here aud urged this
course, and have obtained promise that it
should lie followed. This is in direct contra
diction TO the policy so very recently announced
10y the President, and is further proof Of how
httie control lie has over national affairs Mas
sachusetts really controls the Government to-
cay.
No further changes will be made in the
1; tinet at pesent, 1t is deemed impolitic to do
50 LItII alter tic October elections
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

TRIAL BY MILITARY CoMMIssIoNs.-The
counsel Of E. NJ. Yerger, who is on trial in
Jackson, Miss before a military commission,
for the murder of Col. Crane, an officer of the
army, having pettioned Chief Justice Chase
for a writ Of habcas corpus taking him out of
the hands of the military commission, argu-
in the Supreme Court room, Washington city.
The argument was commenced by Mr.. Phillips
for the petitioner. Attorney General Hoar
followed, first upon the jurisdiction of the
court, but subsequently went into the consti-
tutional question to some extent. He was
followed by MIR. j. S. Garlic, who also rep
resents 9ergcr. At the conclusion of the
argument the Chief Justice said he would
consider the case and give j decision hereafter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
SHEEP FOR. SALE.

n0nr THRIFTY Fine Wool EWES, and 100
ZUU well grown LAMBS for sale.
Apply to GEO. W. EICHELBERGER.
july 90 Is69-tf
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LAST NOTICE.

TT'HOSE knowing Themselves indebted to the late
i firm of Snyder, Link & Osbourn, will accept
this as THE LAST NOTICE to come forward and
settle their accounts, BY PAYMENT They must
be settled by the 18th day of August, shall be
compelled to place them in the hands OF officer
for collection
SNYDER, LINK & osBoURN.
Dufheld's. July 90, Is69-u.
NOTICE.
HAVING resumed ths prs ctioe Of LAND SUR.
VEYING, ENGINEERING AND CONVEY
ANGLING, and having associated my son, J. n. d.
Brown, with me in the business, offer SER
vices to my old patrons of Jeerson, Clarke, Fred
erick, Berkeley and LoudOun, and all others. will
also teach Photography wherever class be
formed, or to individuals, reasonable
July 30, lS69-tf- JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Free Press. ShePherdstown Register, and Clarke
Courier insert timeS md send bill 70 adve rtiser.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20
FA RM s.!

INSURE you- Wheat "a Stack. as we'll az your
Houses and Barns, and encOuTa re The Valley To-
surapce Company, of Jefferson eounty.w. Va. that
has just started under the most favorable auspices.
=. NJ. Aisquith. the Local Agent, will call on you
in person the subject, and Being n old eEpe-
rienced man in the bGsiness, will arTangesyour pa
pcrs correctly. ~ -
Jolly 10. l569-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK!
ToSTAINING IMPORTA Mt PnYSIoLOGICAL.
~ INFORMA TON To youur-me u con tenn plaI ing
Maria free TecsiPto IS cite. Address the
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE 20 Clinton Place. n. y.
June 20, 1869.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

Use THE BEST The Star" Fruit Jar ia sim
~ pie in construction, easy to Close easy 10 open
and every one perfectly alright to be had at
Harper 3 Ferry, July 90 e. E. BELLER;S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-20

TREsYLIC INDICATED SoAP.-Cresylic Ger
~ bolicS Acid is well known for its disinfecting
anuseptic and healing properties. This soap is val
liable for allaying all Irriators of the Skin for Gu
1t il espec tally valuable for Ladies and Children
and when constantly used in the nursery, is to a
great degree preventive of Infectious Diseazes-
For the Bath it has peculiarly refreshing uaIities
For Surgeons and Physicians use, 1t is
Foi sale by G. E. BELLER.
TENURNlP SEED.-white Norfolk, Red TOP. and
L White Stem Turnip seed-aII fresh and war
rantec good-for sale by C. E BELLER
NFANTS' Hair Brushes and Combs, Powder
Pufs and Violet Powder to be had at
Harper' Ferry, July 90 c. E. BELLER'S.
AIDES DRESS GooDS.-we have a nice as
- sortment of all the New Styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods. which We offer at low prices.
July 20, 1869. KEARsLEY & SHEERER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03

INDIAN TELEGRAPH.-The manufacture
of the Telegraph for India has been be.
gun in England. The cable is to consist
of two sections, one stretching from Suez
to Alden and the other from Alden to Bonn
7bay.A The total length will be 5000 miles
! CdINa4l u lI8bI9flq hHI g5
To. EUROPE BY BALLooN.-Monsieur
Cheyalier, an Areonaut, IL preparing for
rV~a'balloon EXCURSION from Park
New York, across the Atlantic in the
n ID Esperanee5 large balloon, capable of
.nTos sustaining About light tons He intends
= 80 start about the middle Of July l.. s. S9
----s- y. $50 7s&l---45iy 'sass "a,
s54In the matter ofCasar Griffin, petitioner
for habeas- corpus, Judge Underwood has
given a lengthy and able opinion, in OPP
q. position to the, opinion of Judge Chase
in the same case. Griffin is imprisoned
by a Judge who held office under the
Confederate Government Judge Chase
holds that he may legally, or from neces-
sity of the case .begconsidered Judge
Judge Underwood holds that under the
Fourteenth Amendment of the ,Consti-
tuition he Cannot legally lbea Judge, and
Y of consequence cannot legally commit,
and that Griffin is entitled to liberation
on the writ h's
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03

The bold German who said " Dine pl5os-
pAeg KEN ge9aaks""y without, phosphorus
no Thought was at least right to this ex-
tert that phosphorus is a very important
element of the brain, and that if a man
be fed uniformly it would be easy for a
chemiststos distinguish the days on which
he engaged in mental lator from those In
which he did not, by the presence or alb
sence of phosphorus in the urine. Wheat
flour, especially unbolted, contains much
phosph orus. $50 does fish, which, ia the
shape Of salt cod, IS popularity regarded
as the favorite food Of the natives Of New
England.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03
"A New Printing Telegraph
Apparatus.
CllJl9 tt|A CCftfTI cET9
be New York IsIe0r0nh saws.

Inc New YORK Telegraph says:
During Tho. present month. a printing
telegraph Instrument of novel construc-
tion has been introduced upon the lines
of Laws reporting telegraph, in this city,
for the purpose of Simultaneously printing
the transactions of the Stock and Gold
Exchanges in the private business offices
of the patrons of the line The leading
peculiarly Of this instrument consists in
the arrangement of the type wheel,
which maybe made to- rcvolve5 in either
direction, at the pleasure Of the trans
hitting operator In passing from one
character to another, it is never necessary
to make at the utmost, more than a half
revolution of the type. wheel. This fea-
ture is of great value in trasmitting nu-
merals, and vastly facilitates the work of
quoting the trapactions of the exchanges
Another point of interest in this inven-
tion is the "unison STOP" by which all the
instruments il, circuit may be instantly
set at given letter'by the transmitting
operator, in case of any disarrangement
Of the wires, or other accident tending
to throw any instrument out of CORE
spondence with the rest. BY simple
and 1eftectlVea arrangement9thlsa result IS
attaincd without the use of IAN additional
wire These Instruments are worked en-
tirely by the mainline current, no local
or maintaining power being employed
They are handsomely mounted in glass
cases, and form an ornamental appendage
to business offce90q
The inventor was the originator Of the
system Of simultaneous reporting in ipri
vate Offices his well-known electric gold
tinginstrument having beensput in
successful operation intupwards of forty
offices during the month, of December,
1867. The system was at'once recognized
by business men as meeting a want which
had long been felt. It was extended with
great srapidity, and has become one Of the
Institutions ofsWall street.N $50
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03
The Kenosha Telegraph.

The present number of the TELEGRAPH
commences new volume-Yolume thirty
Twenty nine volumes have been publish
ed, and twenty-nine years have passed
away since the -Kenesha TELEGRAPH came
into existence. The TELEGRAPH is the old
est paper in the State, and it is but rea-
sonable to suppose thatit has done its part
in molding the institutions of the. State.
It is not our present purpose to give a
history of the TELEGRAPH, nor could we
do tiff, felt so inclined, It is sufficient
Yto say that when the TELEGRAPH was
Democratic, it was radical in its Democra.
cy.. When the Democratic party became
Conservative the 5TnLEeaAPpne \ became
Free stateaSApd when til D emocraey
became filled WitRtho slaveoeracy the
TELEeRApH Became Republican. And
since it has been Republican it has ad-
vanced with the Republican party. And
as the Republican party is the party of
progress the TEREeRApH hopesto make
progress with the most.advanced Of the
Republieanzparty. And, as it. has been
in the past, 50 it will be in the future
The TELEGRAPH will advocate y-whateFer
political measures may seem necessary to
promote the welfare of the people.
It wilt be the aim Of the TELEGRAPH
to make itself an interesting, useful and
welcome family NeVypdpsF And TODD
so, it will endea7or to give a summary Of
news in general, and make such selection
of intelligence as may seem most appro-'
pirate. And as the TELEGRAPH must
necessarily Be cireumscrsibed ii its circllay
!. ton. it will aim to give, such local news as
may beinteresting ndiuseful. 9 AndIas ii
is located in Kenosha,. the best good of
? the one becomes, in a measure, the BEST
goodsof the other. The one can not pros.
per to any very great extent without the
prosperity Of the other. So it VIII have
in view, not only It's own interest but the
interest of the city. where it, isnlocated,
and the country where it ycirculates And
it hopes and trusts that the city and
country will appreciate its efforts, give it
their patronage, and that the TELEGRAPH
and its patrons may become more and
more useful to each other
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03

oETbt RELIEVE GHoKED CATTLE Having
1ostgai heifer by choking with a turnip, and
having had one choked since for which
found relief, I send you my remedy for
publication: Get eight feet telegraph
wire, double in middle, and twist it TO-
gether, S.. as to leave loop in it. Take
the creature by the horns AND run theiloop
end of the wire down its throat and puff
-it out, and the turnip will be pushed down
or pulled up in its mouth and give instant
relief-Coaastry, Ge,5tlensaa. sdf 40 -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03
1 100000 LIVES LOST
n the use Of

H35Fa roso3 TOBACCO. 9o 0g fd9
Save your money and restore your health by using
Dr. Byrn's Antidote for Tobacco. This is not a
substitute but q cure fer Smoking, Chewing and
Snuftaking: Few persons are aware Of the terri
BILE effects OF the noxious weed on the human sys
tenn. Dyspepsia, II headache, Disease of the Liver.
SalloW Complexion, Costiveness of the Bowels
Loss of Memory and other diseases are the allie,
tons brought on by its use.f The Antidote is pure
ly vegetable and harmless. 1t acts as a tonic on
the system, purifes the blood, and enables per.
son to digest the heartiest food Samples sent
free for fifty cents-$3 per dozen. Address M. J.
Yarnell. Sc Cannon St., Ny. 4 ETLCH sn2rn4O
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03

q A 80 NEwY OK, MayAs1 -
8 London papers repors. the completion OF
the French Atlantic cable, except 40
miles The whole will be finished this
month, and the Great Eastern will sail on
June 10th, for Brest, whence she would
start Immediately for St. Pierre, off New
Foundland, while ltwoSother ships sail for
st: Pierre direct toilaythe portion of the
line between ST. Pierre and Duxbury,
Mass.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-06-03
Old School and New Sch
PresbYterians.

SDelegates Of these Religious Societies
{ assembled in Conventions in New York
on the Goth ult and at this time of writ
ing are still in session. Reports of the
proceedings Of the two conventions are
too lengthy to find place in tfe TlsnE
GRAPH The'mosta important question be-
fore the conventions, according to the
general opinion, is that of the two church
organizations uniting and forming but
one organization On the subject of
Union -there have .beeascon Fadictorgs ge-
ports through thepresss The last reports
are that the Union is nearly perfected
One other important subject was intro
duced in the Old School byresclntion and
was referred to Commute. What the
final action has been, or will be, has not
vet. come7to, the knowledge of the present
writer, As-S' @--'''Ssss-5-
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! 4THE FRENCH ATLANTIC CABLE The
French Atlantic Cable is now nearly com.
pleted. It is arranged that the Great
Eastern, with the attendant vessels, will
leave Sheerness on the 10th of June, call
ing to caol at Portland. whence she will
proceed to Brest. From Brest she will i'm,
mediately start for St. Pierre, off New
EFoundland. while two other, ships. will
sail for st. Pierre direct. to lay the por-
tion<of the line between eStsePierre and
Duxburry Massachusetts, /
as4 - s. ~ {
Mr.. Motley, our minister-sto England,
arrived at Liverpool on the 3Oth ult., and
was received by the Mayor of that city
and the American, consulgat that port.
On the morning Of the 31st he received
addresses Of the, Chambers of Commerce
at his hotel I'm reply to that of the
American Chamber of Commerce he re
turned thanks for the welcome he had re-
ceived as representative of the United
States. He said it was the earnest hope
and chief wish of President Grants ad
ministration, and of the-peopie of Ameri-
ca, to retain faithfully friendly and equit-
able relations with the Government and
people Of Great Britain. The happiness
of the world, the advancement of civil
ration, the best hopes of humanity, de-
pended on the concord of all branches of
the human lpr family, more especially on
that of the two leading hationsLboth
connected by personal interest," allied by
blood, ard addicted to comm ercesand the
Hsccu cultivation Of the arts of peace Nh.
Motley concluded as follows: &AIy most
strenuous efforts shall be devoted to fur
ther a good understanding on the-basis OF
enduring friendship and kindly relations
in accordance with the great principles
of. justice and honor, which are the i'm
enlutabl e5andonly safe, unerring guides in
the conduct of nations
Ineanswer to the address OF, the Liver
pool Chamber Of Commerce, Mr. Motley
expressed his high appreciation of the
friendly sentiments toward America, and
assured them that during the period Of
his / Office he should endeagcr to pro
mote good understanding between two
nations Of the same race bound by a
unity of interest hitherto unequalled.
The best and highest purposes of both
were fulfilled by faithful friendship. The
American people and the American Gov
ernne1lt desired anicable relations will
Great Britain on the basis Of Justice and
a jhst regard to the rights and duties of
both 1t was the earnest wish of Ameri
ca to extend commerce, but the question
l8f free trade was beyond ,thell Limits of, his
functions, its settlement being vested by
the people in Congress. Q I9VO 81
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