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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-04

TSTATE OF JOSEPH ODER,
IL DEC The Register of Bedford count
having granted letters Of Administration upon the
estate Of Joseph 0ber, late Of South Woodberry
ty., Bedford county, dec d., to the undersigned,
residing in said township, all persons having
claims or demands against the said estate are re-
quested to make known the same to her without
delay and all persons ind ebted to said estate are
hereby notified TO make immediate payment
ANNA 0BER,
may23w6 Administrative.
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demand--linen coats.

Work has been commenced on the
new rolling mill at Cumberland.
Warm weather Drink IIeckerman's
cool and sparkling soda water.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-04

For the Gazette. ft
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. AT a meet
ing of the Junior Glass of Pennsylva-
MIA College, May 20 1869, the following
resolutions were adopted.
Whereas it had pleased our Heavenly
Father in His wisdom to cali home our
dear friend and classmate, Simon +.
FELTON,, therefore,
Resotred, that we deeply feel the
visitation of the Divine hand,. which
has taken from our midst one so talent-
ed and truly pious,
ResQteed, that ia the death Of our
friend, the class has lost one of its
brightest minds and the church a
member whose past life had marked
out for him high position in her
ranks.
Resopletl, that we thank Almighty
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NOLBURN'S PATENT
RED JACK EFT AXE.

RED JACKET AXE.
Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
don't stick in the Wood. Thrd-It does not jar
the hand. Fourth No time is wasted in taking
the Axe cut of the cut Eifth-Wth the same
labor you will do one third more work than with
regular Axes. Red paint has nothing to do with
the good qualities of this Axe, for all our Axes
ars painted red. IF your hardware store does
not keep our goods, we will gladly answer in
quiries or fill your orders direct or give you the
name Of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axes.
LIPPINC0TT Il BAKEWELLs
Pittsburgh, Pa
Sole owners of Coburn's and Red Jacket Patents.
With the COTTAGE PRESS and
EVEpV the printing msterial accom-
panying it, every man can do
his own printing neatly, quickly
and cheaply. They are so simple
MAN il construction, that boy ten
years old can easily manage the
largest size Printed instructions
are sent with each office, ena-
HIS bling the purchaser to get at work
without previous knowledge of
printing. circulars contain
OWN ing full description, prices, testi-
"" ~ monials, &C. sent free to all
Our specimen Sheets of type,
cuts, &c, ten cents. Address
PRINTER, ADAMS PRESS CO., 53
Murray Street. New York.
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The Hpquirer's snake story is going
the rounds of the press. We would
rather see the double-headed snake
than hear the story.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-04

BAUGHMAN, GUMP & Co,
have the genuine GREENCASTLE GRAIN GRA-
DIES with silver-stee Scythes, and variety of
Grass and Grain scythes, Snaths, &c, together
with complete stock Of Hardware, Wooden Ware
Tinware, Stoves, &c, Which they offer AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Iron of all kinds constantly kept on hands.
may2Sm3
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DATENTS.-MUNN & Co., Editors
Scientific American, 81 Park Row, New
York Twenty three years experience in OBJ
tanning AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PATRNTs.
Opinions no charge A pamphlet, los pages Of
law and information free. Address as above.
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Go to Crouse's Resort for Canes,
Pocket Books, and fancy articles for
smokers and chewers, Tobacco and
Segars. Sign of Indian in fronto door.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-04

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice is hereby given that letters ofadmin-
istration have been granted to the undersigned,
tate of Susanna Gephsrt late of Napier tp., dec d.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them, properly authenticated,
for settlement. PETER GEPHART,
aprg8w6 Administrator.
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NTOTICE.-A accounts not settled
y by the first day of June, 1852, either by cash
or note viii be put in the hands of an ofheer Tor
collection Friends will please take notice, and
by so doing will save trouble and costs.
mayl4w3 I'll. 4. IRVINE
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Aotifes, &c.

T OSp.--A pair of STEEIYAIsDS,
A by loaning them to party, some tune last
fail or winter, who have neglected 10 bring them
back. The undersigned would be thankful to
such person if they would return them immediate,
ly, T. II. 4 n. j Ll0NS.
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There is a nan in our town who Is
obliged to keep his word, for no one
viii take it. No reference to disbursers
of offices.
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BEproRp, April "a, 1859,

~ Fl hEhFobpl MAY rs ! ons.l7
Mr. Middleton, tsagg sgs.l8 -,
DEau SIR II have used several bottles Of yoaF
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INTERNAL REVENuE.- =

.. In II EIt4NAI ISE v EN- u e.
The annual list of all persons required
to pay Internal Revenue taxes in Bedford County
has been received by ne.
will attend to the collection of the same at the
Office off. w Lingenfelter, in Bedford, on Tues
day and Wednesday, the 18th and 10Th Of Juno,
and at the Hotel of D. & M OFT, Bloody Run, the
18th day of June, and at my Office prior to the 9Th
of June. All persons failing to pay as re-
qaested by this notice, penalties viii be added.
MsPs MMoPssysslls u 1stanvg Pa W. As6acea; ECON,
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Statement of Money due by Bedford Borough:
Out standing checks 32o3 90
Borough Bonds, John Shoemaker 1000 90
!" =" Henry Moses 1000 90
$5293 90
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Bedford
Borough, do certify that we met aud did audit
and sjust the foregoing account of John II. Rush,
Treasurer of said Borough, for the year ending
statement and found the same serrect Witness
our hands this seventh day of ssay, A. D.. 1868.
Attest. III. F IRVINE,
5. c. SILVER. B. r. MIDDLETON,
Clerk. D. NJ. SHUCK,
may2Sw3. Auditors
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BEDFoRD, May % 1869.

This excellent PAIN CURE is prepared only by
W w. MIDDLETON, Bedford, Pa to whom all
orders for the medicine should be addressed.
iun4'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
THE COUNCIL OF ROHE.
Interesting Deta lis.

The Gcumcnical Council will open on the Sth
December, fetc day of the Immaculate Concep-
,ion. Nine hundred bishops, archbislops or pa
triarchs, each accompanied by t!leologIan, will
Join the Pope, attended by a hundred thcologians,
orders-thcse last each attended by two thcolo-
gians. The ceremonies Will begin by a mass in
music, wherein the best tcnors, bailtones and
bassos Of Italy will participate.
The French Secretary Of State has Issued a cir
culn In which lie states that while the government
would have right to participate In the debates Of
the Council, IL might be 0utv0ted, and therefore, it
protect French interests, and the government has
confidence In the wisdom Of the Holy Sec and the
lntelliBence and patriotism OF tile French bishops.
Still, rs nothing wllich concerns The Catholic
world can be indifferent TO France, the Emperor
docs not intend 10 separate himself from the
grand questions which may be submitted, and be
VIII use his influence 10 counsel moderation
But he Will use only the regular minister, nnd not
send special ambassador, who might cOilpro-
mise the government. Besides, IL is added IL ap-
pears special envoy Is not expected by the Pope
aS he has given no Invitation.
Tile Italian Government has issued n ci-cuInr
authorizing It's bishops to attend the Council, but
~ TIC same time expressly declaring, that faith
lui 10 its principles OF religious freedom, 1t win
the laws and rights or the kingdom.
New York letter to the Philadelphia Ledger
says: 'fne city press will be literally represent
cd NJ the EcurIcnical Council. Two OF tle most
eNperienced Journalists. one from q morn Ing and
tile OTHER -fom nn evening paper, vii! leave Dy
tue packet Of Wednesday next. The professional
them. with characteristic enterprise, designing
to 'kill Two birds with one stonc,n by doing the
SueZ Canal, as we'll as the Roman Council Not n
few Of the Catholic clergy who have gone from
the letters which they have promised TO write for
publication here vii! be among the best.'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
THE ELECTIONS.
Now York.

NEW YORK, November 3.
The following are tho latest returns from
New York: Nelson's majority In the State will not
exceed ten thousand. Tic Senate will be Demo.
cratic end tho House Republican.
NEW YORK, November 3-10P. N.
The latest returns Indicate that the Democratic
majority will he from 1000 to 10000. The Senate
will consist OF II Democrats anu Is Rcpubli-
cans-a Democratic gam OF two. The House is
very close. Present estimates give CO Rcpubli.
cans and 90 Democrats, with several districts still
In doubt.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, November 3.
The Republicans gain q member OF the Assem-.
bly, in Hudson County.
WASHINGTON, November SO r. u.
The Democrats gain one senator and two as
TRENTON. November 80 p. H.
The result OF yesterdays election Is the choice
Of thirteen Democrats and eight Republicans to
the Senate and OF thirty-thrcc Democrats and six
Republicans TO the House. The Democrats gain
four on joint ballot.
Michigan.
DETROIT, November 8.
Tho Democrats carry Detroit by six hundred
majority.
wisconsin.
WASHINGTON, November 8.
Fairchlld's majority is estimated by the Rcpub-
ltcan State Committee at eight thousand with the
Legislature about the same as last year.
Minnesota.
WASHINGTON, November 8.
In Minnesota, Austins majority is estimated al
three or four thousand.
Kansas.
WASHINGTON, November 3-1OP NJ
The Democrats have carried Lcavcnworth and
Atchson.
Mnsspchusctts.
BOSTON, November 3-l0P. N.
The House OF Representatives will consist OF rs
prohibitionlsts and l23 liccnsists.
West Virginia.
WHEELING November 3-I0P.N.
Thirty-nin counties return Republicans and
21 Democrats TO the lower houses. Eleven coun
ties are still unheard from.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
THE GRAND TURK AND HIs GUEST
The Empress Eugene In Constantino-
plea Native Proc ession TO the
Mosque-IIoyv Her Mntcsty Dressed.

telegraph report from Constantinople, OF
the 10th OF October, supplies tue following details
OF the visit OF the Empress OF the French to the
Ottoman Court:
Yesterday the Empress Eugenie witnessed from
window OF the Dolmabachtsche Palace the i'm
pcrial procession to midday prayer ut the Mosque
OF Beshiktach. The Sultan was on horseback at
tended by brilliant escort. Subsequently her
Majesty received the members OF tho dploin N tIc
body and their wives at the Beglerbey Palace
and then steamed up the Bosphorus In the Sui.
tan's yacht to witness the promenade to the
sweet waters OF the Asia. The weather was
splendid and the scenc very interesting. There
were innumerable calques aud yachts on the
water all gaiy decorated, and thousands OF per-
sons assembled OH the shore, including the cream
OF the female Turkish arIstocracy und Turkish
women OF the middle classes In brilliant costumes
on foot and III carriages, besides many Arabs and
Europeans. The Empress and her suite landed
from state calques at tile Sultan's Kiosk, and
there military reception took place, music be-
ing played by tic band.
Her Majesty, who was dressed In yellow and
lilac dress, and wore yellow plume aud hat and
q blRck luce mantiIla, APPEARED on the balcony OF
OF the Kiosk, and afterwards passed several times
round the sward and ZIP the vally in an open car
riage preceded by high Turkish dignItarIes on
horseback. She afterwards went on foot among
the Turkish Indies, and after remaining several
minutes In conversation with them embarked
with her suite In a state calQue, roWcd by four.
teen men. On the return to the Beglcrbey palace.
the grounds were lighted up, and the iron -ciatls
and men-ofwar up the harbor were Illuminated
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
THE WINNsBoRo, TOURNEY

There was grand tournament and ball at
Wnnsboro' on Thurfday last. Over two thous.
and persons were present, ranged on each side OF
the course, along the lines Of demarcatlon drawn
TO keep or !ntrudcrs. The course itself was over
one hundred and iifty yards In length The fol.
lowing arc the names Of the knights:
]. ID. Fraser, Sir William Wallace; Harold Steel
bertrand du Gucsclin; I. II. Robertson, Don Car
los; Bolick, Duke OF Orleans; J. a. Fraser Duke
OF Rothscy; &. ID. Iadd, Duke OF Normandy; Adj
ger Ellison, Duke or Lorraine; X. z. Ellison, Ed
ward "; q. Is. McCnnts Edwin OF Ruthven; f.
w Aiken, Edgar OF Ravenswo0d; p. Porcher, Earl
OF Warwick; a. Y. Paul. Hurry Itotspur;W G. Jor-
dan, Henry OF Navarro; w. Heron, Ivanhoe; A.
Raven Plume; i. &. Robertson, Crescent; w. IIar-
titn, Golden Star; G. Bacot Red Rcse;' Z. Bulow
White Rose; w. Rabb, Araaon; ]. q. Davis, Nal.
colin Graham; w. y. Aiken, Richard Couer de
ert Bruce; A. Powell, Rhoderick Dhu; Z. Dantzlcr,
Robin Hood; S. Wolfe, Sir Walter Raleigh; J. Ken
ncdy, Tancred tue Valiant; J. II. brown, Thatl-
deus OF Warsaw; J. Mcintyre, Unknown Knight;
OF Houillon.
The run was TO he nude In eight seconds and
but few were over the time. The riding wns very
line, and each one acquitted himself with credit.
rode forward 10 name their ladies'
1st. Golden Star, having taken the greatest
number OF rings, crowned AisS Incz Jackson us
Queen OF Love and Beauty.
2d. Don Carlos selected Miss Augusta Porcher
rs first Maid OF Honor. is ~
Sd Harry fIotspur selected Miss Belle Milling az
second Maid OF Honor. -,H
4th. Raven Plume selected Miss Maria Ga,lard
&c third Maid or Honor. -
Tue silver cup was awarded to Richard Coucr lie
Lion Tor superior horsemanshlp, and; honorable
mention made OF Godfrey Ql BuiIiCi, rono-leg
oonieuerate soldier. ~
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THE DENTAL CONTENTION.
ABDEvILLE, October 60.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS

To THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
am delighted to see that our good old State
Is about to arouse and Shake hcrsclr-that the agr.
culturists, merchants, mechanics and others arc
soon 10 meet together in Columbia for their men
tai good ana The welfare OF their country; and |
believe we will yet come out OF the kinks In spite
OF Scott, Hubbard, set i'll onIne De,uS," who are
eel to see that our dentists are disposed TO Improve
this favorable opportunity, OF the State Fair for
holding Dental Convention. These dental con-
Ycntions and associations are the great means by
which our sister States have left us SO far in tho
lurch In this branch OF science. Nothing contri-
butcs more to the material prosperity of a coun-
try than the preservation OF the health OF its in
habtants, and TO this end the intelligent dentist
contributes greatly than il at all suspected by
most people. Let the dentists then, In every way
possible, prepare themselves for their duties and
responsibilities. Here, by free ana liberal inter
change of ideas, impartiny OF information, cxhi-
oitions OF instruments, appliances, methods and
processes, &C., they may greatly assist their
brethren, and be highly proftcd themselves. The
day OF narrowly circumscribcd dentistry, when
secret modes were scrupulously guarded and new
practices could only bc bought ut great prices has
passed away. We living In an age OF pro-
grcss, and day OF liberal ideas, and we must be
up and ADDING.
Inc only way III WHICH the Status OF dentistry
Gun be elevated In our State, rs 1t has been In
Others TO the natural level with the other learned
and liberal professions, Is by It's members gelng
to work to more thoroughly qualify themselves for
It's practice, and for educating the people to u
sense Of its vital Importance. / therefore hold 1t
to be the duty OF every dentist In the State, who
has Mt heart the good OF his country and the In.
tcrest OF his profession to respond to The call for
q convention In Columbia during Fair week, even
at the sacrifice Of pccunIary interests ana per.
sonal convenience. DESs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The following sales of real estate arc rcportt
to THE NEWS:

The following sales of real estate arc reported
to THE NEWS:
ocoEEE COUNTY.
At Walhala on November 1st:
The Cheohee place. 2470 acres, lies twelve nics
northwest Of Walhala, and contains 2do acres Of
good bottom in cultivation, largc quantity Of
on every part OF It, and has been pronaDiy worked
The home place, In tho village OF Pickcns, con-
tanning l2S acres, with good improvements, sold
Adjoining tract, 1873 acres, sold for $780,
One acre in Old Pickens sold for S..
The Gurley tract, 80 acres, in Pickens, sold for
The Calhoun tract. containing ATS acres, moro OF
less, eight miles cast OF Walhalla. adjoining lands
OF NJ +. Mitchell No improvements. Sold for
0oneross tract, containing 60 acres, sold 70,
Aibertson tract, containing Geo acres, sold fol
Aiken tract, containing 200 acres sold for slo
adjoining - Corbln. No Improvement. Deposit
gold found on It,: Sold for s25.
Joining iands or Tyre ManidIn sold for for So % Au
On SIX Mile Creek, PicIens County, Containing
2oo acres, sold for $50
$50.
Tie Double Cabin tract, eos acres, estate Of
Robert b. Norris, six miles from Wnlhalla, sold
Tract q 2ls acres adjoining lands of Elijah Fos-
ter and Mrs. Abbott, sold for S1875.
Tract OF 225 acres, adjoining lands OF Henry
for $1050.
Tract OF 176 acres, adjoining lands OF Lewis
hoorellcad and Foster Perry, Consisting largcly
Of bottom lands, well watered and tmbered, and
convenient to market, sold for 1876.
MARION COUNTY.
At MarioS Courthouse, on Monday, the follow
ing sales were made:
The Browns Hotel was purchased by Mr.. T. B.
Braddy for S4165, fully Two thousand dollars less
It's value. Elghty-flvc acres OF lnnd belonging to
the same estate, near the village, brought S2750.
This tract was sold for $4,000, In gold. before tile
war. AZ the shcrlffs and commissioners sales
the bidding was spirited and property WAS knock
ca down ut fair prices. One tract or sandy pine
land, near Berry's Cross Roads, containing 200
acres brought $2o25.
or the llarlloc estate, the homestead, contain
Ing $50 acres, was bid OF by Mr. f. p. Iarllec for
$1,000 One hundred and eighty: seven acres OF
the same estate brought $500. The Office and lot
In the village, containing about one-eighth OF an
acre, brought $1,000. On the whole, property sold
Tor fair valuation, which speaks we'll for the
prosperity OF Marion, which Is destined TO be ono
OF the wealthtest sections, In the course OF few
years, In the State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

"A Committee from the Louisville Conven.
.ipu have Visited Grant. The details have not
ttranspred.
Blk box cars on tho Erie Railroad, loaded with
cotton and tobacco, have been burned. Ono man
was roasted.
{; rho Supreme Court OF Ohio have Issued on in
junction against the Board OF Education In ex.
Guiding the Bible and sacred music from the
public schools. The case Will be heard on Thurs.
DAY. 't
resolution was introduced In tho Tennessee
legislature declaring Coopcr's election void.
mflon to suspend the rules for immediate con.
sl4ration failed; 80 to ao Tho resolution was re:
feHed TO tho Judiciary Committee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
6nucp Goods, &r.


A " S l TO r
Once said If We only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
we'll served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles OF fash
ionable Head Dressing, Curls, Chlgnons or
Braids, Go to N. &c A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentable in
Adonis attire, for Wigs
GO to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Colognes,
Go to M. & 4. ASHTON.
For Dladem or Coronal Combs, oil
Go to NJ. &c A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Combs, Go to NJ & A. ASHTON.
or necessity all who require o good Tooth
Brush, Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale de venis all must
Go to M. & a. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Rcgenerators, nearly oil
Go to M. & A. ASHTON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses:
soeiStly S'Sh;nls liysienique, IBailey's. l.
Cowdray's, sIGosnelTs. 8
Piver, r. Lowe Sons
Gucrlain, SiYartley, rs
Henry Demarson, lR0wlands & Sons, -
As also Vents Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer in the States,
Go to NJ & A. ASHTON, :
No. 2io King street,
nov1 Five doors from Market street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
THE PIGTAILS.
Chinese Immigration to tho United
statcs-What Is Thought of 1t In
China.

From the shanghae News Letter, September 1871
We are glad to sec by the lat Pacific Mail
papers that In every part or the United States the
question OF Chinese immigration isbeing earnest
already clearing their minds from their hazy no.
tlons OF this empire. They hayp prlcked tho
gigantic bubble which Mr.. l'urInsame blew, in
the rainbow tints OF which there vas no more a
picture OF China tlan there Is OF the faco OF q
''wllow pattcrn' plate. Thny decline to see on the
Philosophers, under the sway OF paternal en-
peror-0ut, what IL more to the purpose, they sec
millions OF Industrious men, In wllse hands Is the
ca. With pr9cticnl men decision Sion follows dis
cussion, and We may be sure TINT the Southern
planters Plant and the capitalists OF the newly opened
west VIII not be long In supplying their wants by
organized immigration from Chini.
1t Is rumored that the Pacific NAil Steamship
Company will aid and encourage his new passen-
ger tranic by an early Increase In their steam line
surprising them merely to cmploy their spare yes.
sels u would be possible to haycnn extra steam
or every month, which would be sufficient for a
short time. But tho labor demand In tile United
states Is so mutlfarlous that 1t must sool cause
province ofTwangbung will continue to scati men
snited 10 our mines and railroads, and for such
oiher empioynents as demand a certain amount
ern plantations, and for the grain neldsof the
Northwest, 1t seems probable TINT tho best labor
ers will be found among the quiet and docic pens.
antry, who lnhabit tho lower valleys af the
Yangisze and tile Iioangho. Tho mountainous
province OF Shangtung Is also known to coitain a
superhuouS population, unable to subsistoH the
SOIL forbidden to delye under 1t for mineral wealth;
many from there might be induced TO c1igrate
to America, instead or to Manchuria, wh|re the
experiment of settling Inns been tried witt indf.
fercnt success.
Tho subject Is not Without grave dinl.ultIes.
Much WIN depend on the personal Character OF
tne subordinate agents employed to engage the
coolies IN Ohlna, much on the honesty wIthwhch
they comply with our immigration lnws Any
sys.em. pasGd on contracts for long scryicesigned
less checked by rigid enforcement OF lsw, de.
generates Into virtual slave trade. A starving
cooe WIN resign his brthrieht as readily al Esal
ana any attempt by emigration agents to let tho
part OF Jacob must result in disappointment to
those those WHO arc ultimately have the cools' ser.
vlceS; Much also also WIN depend OH the lawslwhIct
nesc-Whethor tho latter are 10 be protected froni
the opposition OF riynl laborers, or whcthlr they
aIo 70 pc Welghted by social or legal disabilities.