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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-23
NEW MIGAZIEEg.

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LIPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE for Au-
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following are the contents: Southern
Society. Amy's Lover; a Story; by
Florence Marryat. The One Sweet
Thing that is Lost to Me: a Poem;
by Howard Glyndon. The Virginia
Tourist; Part III; ~profusely illus
trated; by Edward A. Pollard. The
Emperor Alexander. The Old Book
Shops of London and Paris. Sir Harry
Hotspur of HumblethWaite: a Novel;
part "; by Anthony Trollope. On
the Hypothesis of Evolution; Part II;
by Prof. Edward ID. Cope. Our Cas-
ties; by Edward Spencer. The Hun
CRY Heart. The Dominican Republic
aud Annexation; by IL. Hargrave.
Noncarra's Bad Luck. The Island of
Time; a Poem. Our Monthly Gossip.
Literature of the Day.
THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-This
old favorite reaches US earlier than
usual this month. The most attract
i've papers in it, perhaps, are the
Memoirs Of Charles Dickens, written
by one ofhis most intimate friends.
The other articles are as follows:
Joseph and his Friend; part VIII;
Bayard Taylor. The English Gov
erness at the Siamese Court; part ";
from the notes of a governess in the
royal family of Siam. The Burden
of the Day; a poem, by Bayard Tay-
lor. Oldtown Fireside Stories; Mis-
Elderkin's Pitcher; Harriet Beecher
Stowe. a Virginian in New England
Thirty Five Years ego; James Rus
sell Lowell. The French Claims;
Fl. Derby. Dorothy in the Gar
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The Grand Traverse Region of Mich
igan; III. w. S. Cleveland. Mr.. Hard
hack on the Sensational in Litera-
ture and Life. Color-Blindness.
Halfway; a story in three chapters;
G. S. Barrow. A Kentuckian's Share
in the Coup d'Etat; Sydney Hyde.
A Days Pleasure; II; The Afternoon; |
W. d. Howells. Ode-Read at the
festival celebrating the birthday of
Margaret Fuller Ossoli; G. 2. Cranch.
Reviews and Literary Notices
Alaska, Disraeli's Lothian,
Hesekiel's Life of Bismarck, Rug
yle's Method of Shakespeare, ALI
bones Critical Dictionary Of English
"Carleton's" Seat of EN-
pire and Smart's Race for a Wife.
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THE WRITINGS OF ANNIE ISABELLA
THACKERAY, wlthtllustrations. New
York: K BROTHERS, Publishers.
From ROBERT CLARKE& Co., Cincinnati.
Well printed, bound in green cloth, and
superbly illustrated.
Many of Miss Thackeray's stories
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popular. They are all contained in
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pactness, neatness and. at the same
time, cheerfulness, we have seldom, if
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NEW BOOKS.

OF CHARLES DICKENS, by Dr.. r.
MACKENSIE. With personal
RecoIle ctions and ADecdoteS-Letters. by
'Boz," never before Published-and Un-
collected Papers in Prose and Verse.
With a Portrait. T. B. PETERSON &
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It contains, besides a full history of
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and verse, personal recollections and
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time of his birth and first connection
with journalism as a reporter, to the
unexpected and lamented termination
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graph for which he sat a few days
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bound in green, red or blue morocco
cloth, gilt side and back.
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DENTISTS.

MANUFACTURE OF COETINE a.
Va Gus Gum Work, Gold, Silver, VA.
canite, CoraIite, and Amber Plates, Carver
Work, Artificial Palates, &C.
ADMINISTRATIONS OF Nitrous oxic
lau excellent and safe ansasthettclt Onh
foform, Ether, and also several local pan
IyZars.
NEURALGIA AFFECTIONS treated.
MY FACILITIES are AZ goou anuM
ssf as large (conslstlng OF FfVt
TooIr1sl as any in the United STATES
RTTURN MY THANKS for the o.
tenaf0a patronage received during the paal
EIQHT EEAh8s ~
, 1870-04-07

With tho roal working dt tbs companies whan
ccnpaxad with The iproretssd +sp1ao, refuse to
pay longer, and loso what they hArd paid.
The business ia aulfhenQy safe, md hss
| sbuudant1y psospe1ed- Why should it not ba
tloue with Tho etrictest iatcgrity,-Nithout tho
| eemblance Of deeeEhon7
Another atrange fact Is The small amount
| paid for 1osse1 in proportion to fEo large
| amount received Tor premiums. Tha Oldest
company in thi8 country has received in tveu-
| Enterassb sl6, ,s7s,ass, and pMd for loasea
! -. 9s0, ,432, Or shout thirteen per cent
The largest company has received $33, 374,-
146 tor pre1nipme, and paid, in ali, s7,343,G87,
or aboat Is Per cent. fos losses. What has be-
eiune Of the money! L. twenty-five years not
loEg enough for zn avesaee1 Ia tl1are not
son1s avidsnca Of wonderful e1txavBgabce7
Another strange fact is observed IN the mag~
nitudo Of tha business and tho location Of tic
capital The total receipts last year ue1e over
seventy millions, or about ona-fourth rs much
an the reyenue u the government, and thia
vast sum does nnt represent the capital in
vested, but only che margin annually put UP
on the fifteen hundred millions covered BY the
policies; md this SIN il about euuiyaleu. to
chs same amount Of seal estate. hela in trust
for the widows and orphans Of the next gan-
Grafton Nov, who eSas inquiries where this
seventy millions annually gocs7 When Is It
paid Who holds tho equivalent 70 fifteen
hundred million mortgages?
On Examination We And that New Ycsk and
New England control about seven-eiekths OF
the ~hols Amount Illinois alone contributes
annually oFer five million do}lats- This item
alone has something TO do With the TACT thAt
money is easy Ut per cent Eazt, and searcs ut
12in the West II the insu1ance money sent
from Illinois annually to the East could be Is
safely invested here, Why should:not the insnr-
a1ce be paade here?
Chicago is the commercial centne and trading
metropolis Of 5000, QUO Of people who live in
the country naturally tributary 70 it. Why
should it not be the centre for mo,:eyed insti-
tudonsv and at least contrp1 its own capital for
Investment, and no< send it East for safe
keeping?
II q life insurance company, with Il ,0oo, 900
Of cash capital, were to be started in Chicago,
doing business on = Flain. simple. economical
plan, without any OF the ''eunningly devised
fables " Of uia old mutual companies, strictly
honest aud purely stock, 20 much insurance
for so much money, free from Ill the mystery
and sesbage Of the ''rebate plans and non-
grel system OF part stock and part mutual,
and start ont Ike "struug R1aB to run
race" III = plain, straight forward way, We
would Hieh i God-spced Ill over tho laud, aod
it Cannot fsa to be very successful and meet
exactly the Wanta Of tho people. A. Il,
, 1870-04-07

1862, the Government o, yictor Emanuel
determined TO iuyita the serar,1 ,,.r;t;,na
countries to attend m 1ntcn.ta,n,, Mn11.
time E.hib,t;o, r., ho be,d ~ r.n,., frm
September to No,,mba, 10 1s7o Tbs
csll has been Issued. A1f exhibitors viii be
granted n eer+,;, .,oonnt NJ snare, and the
Rovc,nment viii do i.s utmost 70 accomns-
date fone;onerx 1,v tba rean,tss;on Of duties.
, 1870-04-07
They arc being delivered Us rapidly "a possible.
| and tho uholc 800 will ba ut work by Tho tnJ

I
and ~ ~ hnl cbn ton s;,s H. as = ps'hle
| Of the 7csr. wv - 0' - '~ y No' e'a
| VIII, ~,
lesdinr mcIrhsnts ~ Mnntrs.1 'e1 1'sa, u LIS
company. to nurchasc and ienI ro,i;.,o aie' q. :
I 10 khn Gtana TTnnk nr nty,nT T,;,v,s s. .soca
| uica, TLat con7uany hxs contracssI = So'aLs-
lho Grand Trunk COMPANY VIII = tSa Snpp.y I'!y
alreaiv been dciiycred mi ~ n'N, 80 Ivy aafs
TLa wholc 50tt vii b, c1mn1efad ~ Il q. "?1x.
I M. rn,r - "44e e'a VI
~. g., nj r-,,n,- f,,,,,,,,.u ..,,, .,,,
abisI IN ;1n rorr Sar. i.r:, tIs ~ eo~
! 6c and thus m.tor;a}ix hor,sF, ~ eisne t1al-
Eantf3a '' o~1'oA~ AUG 1aoa Of
"1.1-s, Fa-n.,,,t,;,,- ;,,rx.,,.-.
,,,,1a IN il,r srtcr,f all ct,1r-ot- ~ ~ :" ~
SENIOR trims of he rs;,wsr r.. c,,l. .ns i'a7.
nrcscnt OWNS lii Hrnt-c1ass and ss,a,'!!n.s ~
iii beng or3naTy nassrnrer 49, I'nS ya,s n.
.,nsn;nv.es-s e011'e~t A"4s' 'ftd l"
Tbe 9iJest ~ ,ba or1i,.,,, .x
turnei intn secfs11 risas o- nra;r1..,, 49, ~ %
sn1 Tho ,rio,a ~ th@, ,rsaa,+ t..t fars7
- sonn NJ ,,nss;f,o ~ ~, ~ ~ w,
hest drseT;pt;nn ~ +ra,-ci, !. ,.1 n.u 1oe very
j contrart ha. bcan rno,.o tr;tl, H., van
tnovn p,,1ir,a4 49, ~ G,nns- - nt'1 aue Me@
A.s" 49, .1s...:... : - - p41ce thelr
R.1-sr - III IL .,,atsS1 3,e Hlahu 1!unk
t,Sa.'t-., ,hnu" ~" ptooaon ~ I.Ao Lpwa1u Ut
E;Ght - - sto., so 20 ras ~ uSu!y a.o*k sae ltne
nsht y. sIeu aie now n1fuer construction III
Sirost ~ nros-T;,;on ~ tto pn,1sno' 1nass Ihe
Ther Hiif h. nroeee,1cd tS;,b =. ran;,,s ,soaahs-
~ sn5 sa1.,a If tbe,n Iii !, Sa.,., aa possi
~, '- =, = ~ 80 Don4ts "' A'p9u' W ran-
" WS;.h;,, ~. 1,st fa+s d,r a~...,
"Lu - tAa - AI" ~ oa1s eoIltaet a1a also
E. Ieca maoe nsta :t.o Hason Aaoaiatsearsny
company OF sifanfoetus Aass-, 10 hnlf
twelve Of tho resy best description OF first
cias3 pasSenEcE CAFE IhaT ara to bs equal t.
any cars running ap61 aay iises in the United
States, ard nSo a2e to % delivered by the mid
die Of August st the latest-
Ike existing stock of frst-cIasa CARS ar3 h,
ing thoroughly oSaEtauiAa and improved and
b. the end of tito psesont year tho passenger
ears OF the Grand TEu1k Railway arc intended
~ % equal IL cyery Inspect to those on sls
oest Ane u he United! stases.
u Is 1ntentoa, also, To rnn the passengcr
10 asslst IN this, tweiEa passenger engines
haFe been contracted for within the last few
days. especially adapted to this Lind OF work
slS Of them have baensonaezed f1pu tho VEIL
known Embellishments, tho ''Rall1uin L,ocomo-
tire Works" in Fhiiaaciphia. n.,d arc to ba
used on Tho Portland aud Dstruit divisions,
and a1o TO b delivered BY juno Text Thts
other 81, fot lse il Caaaiay hata besn ORDER
81 at Kingston. and are to bs tcsy similar to
thoee to be bulit At the baldwin Works.
:. A. soon ~ some Of this neW stock Is received
! Il Is intended to improve tho train service.
lht,oHsa ~, ttalns, ehh tuAtnahs sleePmg c1rs.
WI 90 Ella between Portland sud Sarnia in
anent "a hoars, ihe time bat.scen Montreal
anu Toronto will probably be about l3 hours.
And PassenGrs leaving eifhsr cits II night will
asnsc ht Montreal or Toronto 1t or before 10
, 1870-04-07

Awornau In New York il dying Of \ cit hte-
The Rostou Tranststp3 thinks that Eng
lsnd'e great present want is Deaf Asstum for
the sole Use Of Rritiah eeA csptaina-
-Lnndnu IA getting ready for IN epidetdc
Of burlcsques. Seveu new ones 1Te preparing.
The heN Vas recently stolen from The steo-
fla Of Kentucky church
"A Eent11cky mae sold the clo<hin9 OF his
dctd wife II suction, The other day.
The English National LE&-boat 1nsht1aon
Is doing great work Last yeax it's boata
sayed s11 lives and s. teeeeh.
"A bearded woman died the other d1y Ut
Toulouse, France, sged Ia yeats. Sha had =
beAtd two feet long.
The late hlondea of Sev York theatre
now appear with hair dyed black Ard fseee
brt med to All olive tinye.
Tho Liverpool rxkes this yeAc caused txu
deaths-a gentleman Jockey who ~aa th1uwr
and Killed. md = betting man who atancd 10,
his foeees By 6hootipg himself
The Montreal Gd1ste connences IN n
ticlc on the anticipated mid Of the Feuiat,s
with tho declhra6on that I" the Feniaus m
like the crows" and urges "that II they axai1
invade Carad1 they wil b treated Ike wilt
beasts~
a San Fssneiseo Judge aaid recently, /,
admitting the testimony Of ChinaruAu. tia
| Ec would admit the testimony OF \ dog II b,
| Ind apparently been wrongsd and we1e czpabl
( a telling his story about t.
| -Iht Quebec Mercury suggests that tn
| u1chase Of Maine aud Aas&a by Cauad
might be Preferable to waiting for qua1te
of century heneo, when the Dominion woul
, 1870-04-07
The Ernnd Trunk Hallway.


{. Dur1ng the three yea7s 1857, 1ses and 1864
z6 miles of the hne have been rehid Hith nev
rails Of much he-xier weight than those o1igi
naliE laid This il an average Of 152 miles d
xesr, the rails ha ring been psrtl. imported
from England, and partly relied 1t Toronto,
OF the line.
During 1870 is1a intended - iae about I'D
niles Of new r1is, OF phicl+ 20 miles viii be OF
the very best Jaseemer steel made especially
At the Barrow Nceks, neat Futness. In Laa-
caahire.
These etc1 rails axc % be laid between
EinE1ton an / Shethrookes xhero the climate is
rnoet severe and the difficulties OF working. q
rai1~ av in ,dnter tha greatest
No more iron rails. will be imported hcp,
England, sha quality oE those sent out Of Ate
years hssihg p1oyeG-uae9ual to bear the st1ain
Of Lower Canadisn winter. Fifty miles Of
steel zzilA wM ba imported in future e5esy
year f1cm England, until the Hhn1e distance
ttoG kihgstan to sherbrooke is Laid With
steel rails. 1t b also intended thea. to e.
taud aho steel nails - far west aa. Belle-
vile, and east = the boundary With de Uritzj
Etat&A-
Iho balanc. II tha 10 miles to te relaia His
Eesr viii be ef non nanui iacturesA at>P Portland
Toronto, an4 Detroit.
the seepss throughout the whole linz ART
it = very tats=factorT condition. It r,uuires
ahout 5oU ,0N LEW sleepe1s eya1y reaE 10 keeI
that traneh Of The work in eof.d orlet
The ballasting Of the line is also receiving
I attention, About GO u1ilee wore ba1asted last
Eear, and il is intended TO- ballast shout 1Ot
1niIeu yearly daring this and the t1o following
| yesrs-
I Ihesa several improvements viii zspi1lJ
make the Grand Ttunt equal to ant railway
On this continent
During the 1ast .wo yeacs lie company hae
received . large Ard powerful freight engines
hom Glasgow, besides eons,desaoie nuraSss ~ =
| bnllt At roH1snd md b. the company esen
Aont1esl, 10 replace oA or small engines,
which. from length Of service. are no longer q
much use. During the last sit !ye.Ia, = a5oat 50
| powerful engines tizsesHestise Of IS from
| glasgow have been thus bought CT built tc
improve the stock. Very extensive improve
mcuts have also been made to the stocl
generally. which now amounts In Ill to 81:
engines ..-
wheels ind a11es 30 constructed that they cal
run through between Eoston and Chicago sna
st. Louis over the different gauges, have beer
| placed upon the route. They have vorked :,
very satisfactorily thss 800 mora have baeI
J orae1ed, and a1e now under construction
, 1870-04-07

cNleAeu WEEKLY TRIluaE.
CONTENTS.
7--

Puxr1.
ft17nnr41s: Negroes II The fo1is-p.ueanlrs af the
Kr7..taeau rary-The Lessl.Tes.d4 poeldou-
1hr T7rsitrnt on 6Au Doalns se-Gastison ou tn.
WAr-pAth-1he CAa1d4 Canats-The Etvaso1
Cuc-t,nn Setrr on cnr7rns ErrrtA.
THE H1o NcGk EIrInlE1oS.
Tax WEI: Summary Of Foreign and Domestic
Scws.
Page 2.
FaaN *S1' EsE:Es. L-4ser from Rus.I-0ar T1mhe,
E%oEsts ss-Man1fActure4 At Mound Gity-Ths
-=-* His 1t CohAen. vetrrtna.y-Iestcs trop
Or. Dcine:u. Veterinary Surgeon. on icavca
Bso1cn Wind. or Asthtna- In Bstd-Shcltes
nelts. md fhe Industrial Dn1vtssiey ey-Coet al
M&nHfaetuflns R~ttSukss-Ftedine Mich Gown
0Ften ct the Prracnt Rx-s Of Hot.ta-lmporfan,
to Wheat G1oxts7-
THr Wsxr: Anrr 1ndfsn Uatr.se4-rhe Mormou.
Ftetsrt-
ri.y1H1E Es9paA: A Ae.rhauts' Meeting IN Chi
LoS7-oN: Letter. frur1 Or Own Cor7rspoodent =
Itrland-Ftucatic1- - Sesndrl-Clnh md PArila
Ecnt1fx Sk.tchcA-
Page :.
I+11 AARr t'csuf Of tbe week- a& horae and abroad
Review ol hEpdEp II. Hin Phelpas nusr book
with c1tF1tts. 6thes metz pnhaicst3ona
"tcSf.s11s;" tsoE5 at California lie. fzun tht
t17.e%a koz,Ah.
MARElAak: 5c,a Ra,:nss' rzaectiout thereon.
FlRI1lix s.t%6.r.
FEox z1r G4rrrA4+. The Prsxidenta advtstn-Paei6s
Nail Subsldy-Gal Ha1aIltnn-Ana.A Walker
CARPET NakeH1
TUT EA1 Du1o HtSEs: A Letter from the CnymAes
nttfitt
Fkn1KA N TIL E1uHH.
THk rkw HE01phD TAAGEpF
s'A>zsa 1ssr17 10 zHz STARS AxDsznua
OH Stu: rulunan Of all sosta
lofrRF. Sacs nf The fnte<nth Anacndnept-Jfput--
i4ncs 70 the AaIdrn of P4.snruaquoddy.
Pare f.
WASHINGTON: noinEs nf the week ut the National
Ca7it11 With fnu synoS&is o{ Cons1rsaIoual ftp-
trrdinfe.
Mtsr11lANEot-s Stxt-
Aakxt+<- The very iAtest rrpdrtA-
ADVERTISEMENTS
, 1870-04-07

public confidence, than. the old Board Of
Supervisors Tho proposal TO build cu1n-
poatc structure, pslt school, paz& bill, md
part Offices on tho Dearborn lot is erautly
op Par with tho Normal suhool iob At
Englewood. The Dearborn lot is, very.
neat'y in tho busincss centto Of tho city.
II fow years more it will be surrounded
with wholeaale storoR, the childran who
might be accommodated in it living long
distance awpy, It would hardly DO more
futile undertaking 10 invest $l5o,ooo in
building school house on the top OF tho
CRIB At tho end Of The lake tunnel
, 1870-04-07
THE STREET RAILWAY DECIsIoH.

rCba TInsko3i otnt. o. o..
co,t,v ,es.o,a,s ~. -. - ~ o:-..-:I
Ctn.rt for tha No,4h.-n n;,.r,st - 111.-.s.
in the $3.50 ~ ,ha Oi,r =, Ch;.,.o =, sha1
,7,n n ,r;1t ,a o,,,h..s,, .,,.t .,.. 49,
sr.c;,1 s.a..-n.at .~.s .s.s. - -. ~. r..;<. ~
aT;7u,,taa .~onna ,sa- -xvaat T n,.;a;or s na;,
u.z Canr,n. -ot,,sos ~, - 49, w 49, .sass..-an. ~
.-t.. - p, s y. =.
c,iso;na ~. 49,. .~n.sess ..:tt ~ 80
datsa H.1 y. ,oso ~a,;s-ea ~ 49, ~ ts,,s J, =,
ol.;o..;os. :. . ~ 80 s'.. s-4'-4 ~
,ho dntv ~ Lan1,,,. a;.st taa. =. Ar ,.,a,h
,1or, ~ ~ ~ 80. $. .u".
r,;r H. c;ts .on.aaaaa - *. 80 ,s,as s ~.
dac;s;,r ~ ~ 81. So - 49,. - :, 49, 49,
c,ro ot ~ ~. - - S -. ~ ~ ~
r.;rr.. n,.,,,,s. -, ~
nv s,,,,, a..asraIs .a.,n.4 80 .,,am '.o ~ pay
.oo-,,;aa t.o-.,; ~. 1a-s.s s -. .s ~. osnen's
tb,t sneh hsnest. ,snst :. aaa..s:s,. - ~ =.
,ho rsna1 80 ~ - ~ ..a.sha1ssea ~ - - -
N, ra;lv,1 ',,d = HI, IN .hs c;-cn;, Ca,1t
of Ii, Un;,e5 sta,ns to en;o;o ,he c;,y a.
thoritics from collecting The special Asses.
nent. An Injunction WAS granted and
tho city anpealsd 10 tho supram, Conrt of
Tho United States, which has decided that
the contract between the city and The
railway COMPANY rpnst be strictly constrnea
and enforced. that the Constitution of
Illinois does not nroh;b;t thu Jecialatura
from committing with ind;v;Ina1s oy corno.
rate bodiea the burdens of snec;l taYas or
assessments OF this kind that the contract
in question is not in conflict with auy con-
stitutiona1 or Legislative provision, mud that
the special assessment in question cannot
be collected from tho 1fi1Hny company.
In concluding his opinion in this case.
Mr.. Justice Nelson saYB, referring TO the
contract between tha city and the railway
company, that 80 contract having been
entered intd between the pastiea, valid at
the time by thu laws of th, Ets,e i ;e n,+
competent even 70. the Iapis1atnre ton,ss
an act impairine its obligation" It viii bo
remembered that the Ler,slature. in 1ss5
did attempt to pass an act impairinc, Tho
obligation OF this contract bv nrnv;a,no
that tho .;pbt Of the railway Ycomnanv 70
oocnnv ths at,oata NJ tba c;tv should ,,a ~
, 1870-04-07
CANADA AND TIE RED RIVER RE-
EEILIQN

Tho execution OF tho Canadian Scott, ut
Fort Cary, BY officials Of the Revolutionary
government OF the Red River country, has
called ont from tho press OF Canada ex-
pressions OF the highest indignation, and
threats OF the diress vengeance The To-
ronto Telegraph asks, "Wly is not a re-
'ward offered for the head OF the murderer
Mels" and continues to query in the Same
strain, as follows:
" Ara the monsters who committed This fou1
crime 70 go unpublished Are our people to be
saa % e9tsnssca T., on ons OWL ~ se! aad are wc to
blood TOR vengeance to tal unhecacd ou our cars7
AZ Az NC .2,,.,s,t.. 70 trca, to- tsrn. viii
to nse With q IL asea;s # lev eaD 1e
t.sed dt1y, ignorant, miserable half-breeds, WHO
aaye boldly detled our authority, Imprisoned or
PEOPLE apd ! she,i ne hloed Of an inpocens man
should 1e disgrace to the national name
xe bear, We d!d not make those blood
W puns sne wsa' q nc q tue,5 Ha5
answs.ahle-cyery man q taem-for The cT!mea
The only commissioners 10 be thought Of are a
mined to bring Tie undcrssr1ppets to thstr knees,
and The finRlcAdcR TO the rope. Sneh force
must be sent out Al tho earliest moment Even
tio1s half made. i Will not do to leave eEcfJihlng
10 thc last hour. Let ns have no hunglsng."
The Telegraph thinks that the most Beti-
ous part Ut the business is not tho e1cpp-
ton OF Scott or the ascendnncy OF tho In
! sutsectionista, "but the announcement
made to tho world by the inaction of the
Ottawa authorities, as Jet, TINT VIC gro en-
tirely unfit for the task We hive assumed of
i