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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17
Foreign News.
FRANCE,

PARIS, December 16.-FigarO says Count
Darn demands rs u preliminary 10 enter
ing the Cabinet that the Orleans princes>eS
he permitted to enter France. The EmPe-
ror replies that the Republic had cXlied
them. and added See ME again on TINS
interesting subject"
EGYPT.
LONDON, December 16.-lt is reported TO-
day that the Suez canal will be closed Tor
new excavations.
AIN.
MADRID. December 16.-All necessary
measures have been taken for proclalmlnG
the Duke of Genoa King OF SPAN alter
Christmas. .
PARIS, December 1G.-The Duchess OF
Genoa protests against the Duke RECEIVING
the Spanish throne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17

OF the Richmond Dispatch.
" t~SHl>GTON, December Ii 1890

correspondence ct ihe Richmond Dispatch.
" t>Hl>GToN, December Is. 1860.
TEryrry general desire among members
. CONGRESS coupled with tho anxiety Of
r- President that Virginia should DO adj
VI raj before the close Of the wear. will
.,N;lcSs have the effect Of restoring hcrfn
.r~.-nt> IN The lnlon before the adiourn-
at. Many OF the friends OF admission
1 for il on saturday next. while others
l that certain members Of the commit
g, Will he inIUenccd 10 procure n still fur-
DELAY. They will, however. find il
10 respect the feelings OF The very large
r.fv n both Houses who desire fbe
.t. 20 ne admitted immediately. THE
r.fc docs not sit Saturdav.l
.ar Texas and Mississippi people here
aow Knocking loudly nj the door. A.
1, ,s.>&ppi i III Radical hands, of course
A.. viii b" treated with high consideration
,ar Reconstruction Committees: but
~ may have gone for Hamilton. and
Fl. &Jc no compromises vet in her regard.
.ot. I1crc IS Il feeling, strengthened by
at0gu,r II obtains from army circles
3-t admitting her NJ present. no matter
@e has cone +; The reasons ASSIGNED hp.
.r perfect Insecurity Of lie in that Sec
81" 81, Inc country ~ reported hy army Of
.- anu Federal officials there generally.
n" has gone Radical. though. those
,....0G 10 represent her will muster 4
81 M influence 10 have her admitted.
= -riary Boutwell, viii deliver u lecture
shortly for the Grand Army of the Re-
ID.
T. i lightning 10 DC believed that some Of
4, Presidents nominations to Congress,
d" rcjcctcd-it not withdrawn. The
a.y, however, which Grant has of doing
.a.NG which he thinks will not accord
a The sentiments Of the party. will GER
.a.N induce him 20 withdraw any name
.uh might he intimatcd 10 him as dcci-
objectionable to the members Of the
Il. H.:'c" 10 which The nomination would
. 70 .~.rrd. Grant means IL keep ON the
-at side ~ Congress. He di>likeS politi-
=. complications. and Will not argue points
I'll. .Ae senate ~ his predecessor did.
'EINpS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17

FIREPLACE HEATER.
Something entirely new. With 1t -FOUR STO-
RIES can be heated with one fire. All cast-iron-
fine hest in use. C.. G. GREGORY,
or 2-,m lIl7 Main street.
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DALED SHUCKS,
u BALED CLOVER HAY,
RALED HAY,
BALED STRAW,
MILL OFFAL,
GRAIN, and SCREENINGS.
CHARLES L. TODD,
san Sixth and CLAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17

Ey1E FROM Nh. JoSErH SEGAR.-To the
E.,.r q The Alexandria Gazette: Please
~n,-adlCt the statement Of the Washington
respondent Of thcl Richmond Dispatch
-. ISubmittcdt to the Reconstruction Com
re & written argument against the adj
q N Of our state. The exact reverse is
case. I submitted Il paper. designed as
Expression OF the views of the entire
, -inja delegation elect. except Dir. Por-
IN .furor OF Immediate admission. and
IL. Eyai"$tH Il. | mad not time owing TO i'll
.,pn>!,ionl 10 exhibit the paper to the Seve-
=. members, or it would have gone in as an
.magdlmcnt Of the views of the dclcga-
Yours truly.
.IOSEru SEGAR.
Washington, December Il.
La.r week NiroinianS obtained patents rs
w.: samuel i. Baird, Staunton. for
..8u-holing attachment to ~Scwing-ma-
". i. Mcclure, Alexandria, for
ar. saddle: William Magan. iliddlebrook.
washin--machinc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17

RESISTANCE TO THE MILlTARY-A SOLDIER
SHoT.-On the 9th instant Sergeant Bradley,
of the cavalry detachment, accompanied by
private Boyle and Assistant Assessor G.
w. Smith, visited the house Of q man
named Dan Littrell, III Lee county, near
Cumberland Gap, with the view Of making
his arrest on the charge of Illicit distilling.
They reached the house about midnight, and
Knocked at the door, when L~ittrell, having
discovered who his visitors were, procured
his gun and fired upon them, the shot taking
effect in the leg Of private Boyle just below
the knee, and badly SCATTERING the bones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17

IfNE.
DOCKLAND LIME.-300 barrels just
r. received In store, and / 200 barrels expected
10" A.. s. LEE.
r IME, LIME, LIME.-W ILSON'S
SI@ppIY CONSTANTLY On H~AND.-IIay.ng
erected Mt considerable cost the largest kiln
In the United States, constructed on The most ap-
nroypd nIan. WE INTEND To UNDERSrLL
THE NtRTHERN LIME. and We Invite atten-
tton To this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
OF which this lime Is made Is nearly pure, and the
barrels are full size.
AGRICULTURAL LINE win be delivered al
ali points on james river and OH the canal, slaked
or In quick state. at the lowest rates.
n. G. TURPIN Il CO., Manufacturers,
Rockville, Botetourt county,, Va.
Address DILLON Il ELLETT,
General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
oc ,4-3m Richmond, Va
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

LIFE IN INV 1UKK.-On Tuesday
night a girl stopped IL horse car on Eighth
avenue in New York, and with consider
able difficulty entered ii. When seated
ii was seen that she was intoxicated. She
could not have been more than fifteen or
sixteen years old. was of very comcIy
figure, and dressed plainiy and neatly i'll
simple calico. Her features were very
pretty, though tney Wore the expression
Of drunken peorlc. She was So drunk
that when questioned rs 10 her name and
residence, she was wholly unable to an
Swer. When the conductor attempted to
collect his fare, she thrust ncr hand in her
pocket, and drew forth soda water bot
tie, half filed with whisky, bat be-
yond this she had nothing This was ia
ken by the conductor, and in charity
broken upon the street. After riding "A
few blocks further she wanted to get out.
Not knowing where she belonged, or
where she was going, she was allowed
to leave thc car, and the last seen of her
she was staggering through the mud and
lin toward the sidewalk.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

PoLYGAMY OR FIGlIT-it is said
the attention Of the war department has
been lately directed to the fact that the
Mormons in Utah have been enga @ed
in collecting formidable camp in the
vicinity of Salt Lake city, Of about !if-
teen thousand men. 1t is believed this
action is taken the better to resist this
government ii Congress passes any laws
tr destroy poygamy. The Mormons
have always insisted that they would
light the government if their peculiar in
stitution was meddled with, and this looks
Is though they meant it. All the avail
able troons about New York have been
ordered est.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
The Ucfh Of Prayer.

The Evangelical Alliance in the Unit
ed States have revised the Schedule OF
topics abroad, and, suiting it to our
special circumstances, they recommend
the following subjects for concert in
PRAYER on the successive days OF meet
ing:
SUNDAY JAN. 2D.-SrmonS.-l'er-
son and Work OF the Holy Spirit. Gal.
) y, %.
MONDAY, JAN. 3p.-P,'soaaL.-
Thanksgiving tor individual mercies,
confession oi sin, and prayer for person.
al holiness and more entire conservation
to Gods service.
TUESDAY. JAN. 4Tu.--NAhoHGi -
PRAYER for the President of the United
States and all in authority in our own
and other lands: for universal peace :;
Tor removal OF political corruption and
increase OF integrity and Righteousness
in government tor religious liberty, and
advance of truth in countries where re-
ligiouS liberty Is enjoyed and where It l.
sought.
WEDNESDAY,. JAS. 5TH.-DoDt,,ttc
amt .>oriH - Prayer for parents and
children, and the blessings OF Il Christian
nome for employers and the employed ;
tor all schools and colleges.
TrrK,pAY, JAN. GTu.-C Hu>t,'m In.
iD--Ihank>-iviug for Christian union
and PRAYER for It's increase special sup
plicaiior in behalf OF the efforts of the
Evangelical Alliance in this country
tor the Di, Inc blessing on the assembly
ct (hri>tian> from all countries To- l.,
LrId in the autumn OF tn year in New
York
FEIpAl. JAS. I'M. - IIr Uri>t,l'
I'L.,,l PRAYER Tor AIT ministers UG IUt
World and that the Lord would >,u'
forth more l:,horcr> tor all officers am
mrmhcra OF Christian churches, tor til,
+ uuval # tal-c doctrine. and especially
tor the bl-~-in. of Cod upon all members
ul the Roman Catholic Church. that IL,
would ovcrrulc the E'umenicai Cuuuri
in Rome. tor the dissemination OF Iii
Gospel, and the overthrow Of hicrarchia
dom nrtInu.
SNIj~rAl, JAN. Srn.-7H, II'or6i-
Prayer Tor the spread OF Gods W.r'
and a purc literature in all lands 10
men It commerce and science; that our
e Utilization may he Chrl>tIanzcd, and il,
/ material resources ConSccraIcd ion
Christians i'll heather and idulatrou
countries; for the Chinese and all immi
Grants in America tormi>>ionarieS an,
missionary and religions societies, an'
for the conversion of the world t,
Christ.
SI>n,v las tIrII II C,r IT,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

eg y Hartford woman met with a
singular accident, recently, which almost
resulted in her death. She called at the
house of friend and pulled the door
bell, which, not being securely fastened
gave way and she fell backward down
the steps, striking her head and severely
crushing her left arm.-E,rcAamge.
This is warning to boys who 90
around TO houses, leaving collcert and
other bills, and who generally jerk away
On the bell-knob until they either break
The wire' or some occupant of the house,
alarmed tor its safety, puts in an ap-
pearance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
W. Concord, Dec. 9TH 90.

t. 1t is stated that a we'll known
physician and medical lecturer, who is Il
native of New Hampshire, and who is
very favorably acquainted with the pro-
tpS~ion III that state, is in the annual re-
ceipt of an income of 81, 600 from his
practice in one of our large cities.
We presume the above item, which
we clip from the Boston Journal, refers
to DR. Peaslee, the noted and worthy
physician now of New York city. Those
who have employed him, can easily ac-
count Tor the size of hi income.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

Two barkcepers in Boston hotel
have just been sentenced to pay fine OF
$50 each, with three months imprison-
ment i'll the house of correction added in
the case of one Of them, for selling LIQUOR
On Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
the county treasWer's office, lama
county, Iowa, was entered by two men,
who seized Deputy Sheriff Camery, who
was alone in the office, by the throat,
dashed his head against the SAT. and
stabbed him three times, and then robbed
the place of 5000. Fears are felt for
Mr. Camery's life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

INTERESTING SrArI>rICs.-Onc of our
exchanges says that the seventy locomo-
tives of the VI &. Il. r. Co. have run
during the past year, from Dec. l, 1853,
to Dee. l, 1869, /, $50, Us miles, which
Is six times the distance from the earth
to the moon. and fiity-two times the dis
lance around our globe. The six months
ending Dee. |, shows an increase ill the
number of miles run over the previous
sin months of 1000 miles. For the
month of November the number of miles
run exceeded that OF any previous month
for long time, being $4,000. The
engine Canada" for instance, has run
during the last nine years over 100000
miles, being twelve times the distance
around the earth. Over 10000 cords OF
wood have been consumed during the last
year by the Company's engines, amount
Ing to the sum Of 100000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
--s~-
ANOrIIEH IISSEL-

ANorIIEE TUNNEL.-! he people OF
Chica9" are partial to tunnels. Having
been successful in their first tunnel, where
by pure water from the lake is introduced
to their dwellings, they propose 20 build
another, connecting the north and south
divisions OF the city. 1t is TO cost $500
900, and be ready fer use by the first
day of July, 1871. by the terms of the
contract the bottom of the tunnel is TO lie
thirty-iivc feet below low water mark.
and 1t is to consist of three passagc-wayS,
one for foot passengers and two for hor-
ses and vehicles The Chicagoans are Il
wide-awakc people, and, in the matter of
tunnels, ahead of all creation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

And | am sure that those who gave
will be the richer in heart and in all that
makes up the true value of life than they
would have been if they had not given.
Truly it is a happy thing that those
comparatively young in years remember
their parents in the evening of
their days. This casting off the old, and
making them feel that they are 6,Hole"S
and dlag,eea6b mcmnbratces in their de-
cline, is Il most ungrateful work, and a
whitening reproach and condemnation to
all who do it. May the Lord make us
faithful and mindful of parents-makc
US feel that it is privilege TO remember
the aged in their declining yearS-thus
laying up Il store of gracious remembran-
cc- that shall keep as from neglect ard
from being forsaken when our time shall
come. Thus may we be blessed in Civ
inc. and be kept even unto the end
MARK POWERS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

\ NOVEL TURKEY SHouT.-A shoot
M match occurred at Randolph the 9TH
CT day on novel plan, entirely. \
stake was driven in the ground : rods
away and II u'h, ibuTow WIS the missile
The contestants were successfully hood
~imked and with this popular vehicle,
started Tor the state TO win a turkey.
Out OF Il large number not one succeeded
IN hittr. the mark, while the great ma
Jnrity were no nearer TO it ON stopping
thaa when they started, and one sharp
fellow wheeled into the liver, which was
a greater distance in the opposite direc-
ton. This beats Dayy Crockett with
his crooked gun.-Frse Press
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
~ jim. TO-

,,, sour ,ftbs Of our sn-cribers will find tie above
date fol'owinr th.ir names their CtL1io"'al' W.
with to are all these figures the present month to
Jan : l. and 20 IL III" year with a clean record
l, is A. easy to pay week or t.r0r, the expiration
Of ,he ,ubscrptou, and caves u much trouble When
more convenient our subscribers make payments to
any o. our AGENT lie, of whom be found at the
le,d Of our columns Our term, are -?5 per year,
500 when paid in advance We cannot take advance
terrns ut the lat sud Of the year
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

PERsoNAI.-Rev. + L. Goodwin OF
the First church in Chicago, has received
a six months vacation, with his salary
continued. lie was to leave the past
week for Il visit to Palestine. DR. Good
wins health has been somewhat impair
ed, and his church give him this oppor-
tunity for rest and recovery.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
SUNDAY. JAS. 9rm.-l Cor. Is.

H3- The Cardiff Giant j. now pretty
surely proved 10 BE- "a humbug. The
Syracuse papers, even, since ".Ioln
Henry Cardiff as the Hartford Post
name D.! the giant, WAS removed from that
city, publish good evidence to show
that the stone OF which the IMAGE WAS
made was Iua1Ied near Fort Dod.r,
la, that the soul pturc was done ut Chi
caro-. and that the giant really formed
the burden of the ''iour horse team 80
often before mentioned in connection
with tins subject. 1t Is even stated that
Nr. Hall, the own. + and driver of the
team. made full relation OF Eis,part and
completely i'll the imposition; that he
iustiiies what he has done by the nrcc--
>ity he felt.at his time OF lie, TO make pro-
vision for his family, and that cxpedient
suggested ilsclito him. He l. represent
eel by Il man named Glass, rs stating
that the scul piurc was done under hI;
personal direction, and that he himself
was the model from which the ii.ure
was executed. The cost of procuring
the block Of gypsum, of ta>hioninw it into
Il colossal statue, of transporting it, and
of dcpositing it where it was buried, was
5000, and though their season is
thus inconiinently nipped and shortened
by the discovery of the humbug, every
body connected with his giantship, has
made Il good thing" out OF their specu-
lalion. The fellows who have a plaster
cast OF the giant on exhibition at New
York, are Just too late, however, and
may as well shut up. And what shall
we say for the consolation of Prof. Hall,
state geoloeist of New York, who has
dl,coursed 50 learnedly upon the antiqui-
ty of 'John Henry !''-.SDa,yfeM Re
pabitou.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
N O I 4 C r

The StOckho d r. ina West Concord VI luuircturn,
COmp'n hrc hereby fstiicd meet the Wet Con-
cord h use, West tUuc' r., SituTdIv. Dee p, ~
CLOCK =. TO act ,c fylO wing t.iu-- VIZ: 20
: if they viii got, = -cl I'll mill, ~. A-u 20
i'll what manner they will provide Cor paying debts.
Asa nIBBAED, zee.
West Concord, VI, Dec. Is, lsGy. 9O-gl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

PEEsoNAI~-Nermont Congressman
have taken up their abode for the session
as follows:
George +. Edmunds at 326 "Ii''
street, near Vermont avenue.
J. ;. Morrill, at 800 Sc street.
Luke L. Poland ut / a. street.
north.
Warrington c. Smith at 2S3 o.
street.
Charles w. Willard at / "a street
north.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

Another new set OF postage stamps has
been ordered by government. They are
10 be about one-third large than the
present stamp. and consist entirely Of
profile busts. Tie designs comprise the
likenesses of Franklin for the one cent
stamp: Tor the two cent stamp, Jackson,
three cent, Washington. six cent, Lin
coin, ten cent, jefferson, twelve cent,
Clay, fifteen cent, Webster, twenty-tour
cent. Scott, thirty cent, Hamilton, forty
cent, o. II. Perry. 1t is not SO much
matter about what is on the top of the
stamp provided there is gluten enough on
the bottom to make them stick that is
of more practical Importance to the pub
lie in general than the engraving on the
face Of the stamp.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

Very few people in Vermont are
aware of the Importance OF the custom
house business i'll the State. The annu-
al reports prepared for the use Of congress
show that the aggregate value of goods
imported through the Vermont district,
for the year ending June 80, 1869, was
$685., 205 showing that the Office of
collector, held by Geo. j, Stannard, is
no sinecure.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

Tie SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-We
last week gave the prospectus OF this K
cellent journal. 1t has become almost a
necessity in every mechanics home,
while not few who make no preten-
sions to any sort of skill are its constant
readers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17

TIE FRAMING PRIvILEGE.-We are
clad to notice that Hon. &. w. Willard
of our own state has introduced bill
in Congress to abolish the Thanking priv
ilege absolutely. This is move in the
right direction. There is TO sense nor
justice in the law that allows members
Of Congress Il free use of the mails-men
who are generally able to pay for such
privieges-and compels others to pay
for the transmission of their mail matter.
But the abuses of the Thanking privilege
have become SO fragrant and notorious as
to make the continuance of the law
lon"er IN force q corrupting and demon
alizing element in our national politics.
We are opposed to this whole dead
heading system, anyway. Under it those
who most need special favors do not get
them. 1t is generally the wealthy who
get free transportation and free dinners.
while the poorer and middling classes
not only have TO pay the value of their
own, but in addition to this have to pay
an extra price to make up for the privi-
lr.es given this other and privileged
class. The whole dcad-heading system
is corrupting, degrading and unjust
and we are glad that Il Nermontcr, an
editor, and native of Caledonia County
at that, has struck Il blow at the fountain
head of this iniquity. We hope he
will follow it up until 4 reform is at least
be"un
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-17
d--COngressiOHdt Courage.

As the time approaches for the reassem-
bling of CONGRESS tine public mind Is more
and more turned to the condition OF our
currency and the proper means o. I'M
it. The recent gold conspiracy
in " all Street, if it swept away many
nrivate fortunes, sent several brokers 10
the insane asylum, made bankrupts oil
half a dozen miliionaircs and temporary
" clogged the commerce OF the r'untry,
has rendered one important service. IL
has done more tian all other causes
combiued to convince our people that an
irredeemable paper currency IS perpet-
nal tax and constant peril. Any system
that places the trade, and indirectly the
industry, of continent at the mercy OF
a score of unprincipled capitalists IN
single city must be centrally rotten
We lose more annually 10y the use OF a
Auctuatinr standard of value than the
entire tax levy OF the government, Al
last all of Us begin 10 see tins ana ule
country is becoming ripe for reform.
1t is a solemn duty oI Congress at lis
coming session TO do somethlng-Some-
thing besides lodging responsibilities, and
paving an easy way to the reelection oil
It's members next Autumn. y moder-
ate degree of courage, coupled with
common sense, OH the part ct the adj
ministration and our Congressman, Will
take us out Of the quagmirc in which
we find ourselves, and set our feet ON
the solid ground. We believe the road
to reform lies straight through Resump-
ton. President Grant and Secretary
Boutwell, believe this, a majority OF the
! Congressmen who hold any opinion ON
the subject believe this, and about the
only obstacle to right legislation IL tins
direction is the timidity Of those public
men who, even when confronted by Il
nrcat duty and nations need, cannot
FORGET that they are small politicians with
personal ends to serve. Speak To Con-
rres,man Jones from Smiths Corners
about supporting measure tor making
urecnback- equal 10 gold, and he replies
ideally, sir | am personally III favor
of such legislation, and think it best ioI
the country i'll The long run even II a fe"
are pInchrd IN the process pu' '''e Lay I :
is, Il popular vote OF the people would
show :, majority against any such cours'
beng auoP just i!o"' '''', -
ool'9i cSH'o',"' ''''''o'' l. o'''S
ahead, anu No''- '"'''' '''''' .''''' wa
ohly SIN llloH'''o a''''''' We mus t,,
Cautiously YOU N'lo"' anu
ana 80 on l"e !u'S'i"i' q cu' t',',
reform IN Congress l. unlike iiio9' vi ''''
other treat ISSUES that have ptth "c'e'
upon 10y that BODY Ill inc past HH' c'' :
IN mat II cannot tie mace I" parry ~"
ana hence Inc i"lt' oi parry ''.' pm
cannot '' or""2"t 10 ''"' :" "''"7 ~
the heutr-'N ANA '''1 ro"'''HS 10 ''' -, ~ 7
port oil AN advanced "'''ii"'' ,'U
any Ni'il"'' We" p''''',> "',''
. Tor Hl''I' pay ih'"'0 ""u't ~
P"Pu''" ny VIII" VIZ '''I'', ',''''' IN =
HOUSE ''4'lu'H vi liz ""'
al Hn'F'E |" VOTE o'''t'" ''' ~ II
opposition To- Hl'!J"l'E VI III f'''! :
'"h@i'-@. We hi'h'''" ''-'- '''' ~
'ul'E' "u' - i '''li''''' '''''' Nv =
relieving the business ct The country "l II
present ncum"rancr can tie mAdr Il P'i
. " measure and pu-iI.d through Npll4rt-