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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

I,sTATE OF DAVID u. COOK. DEcEAshp,
IL Notice h hereby given by the undsrs.sps-
sdmiuistrairix Il the above named Estate, 80 -.
Creditor aud all persons having claims AfHh-
aid d,ceased. 10 exhibit the sane with the ne.
essary vouchers. within ten mouths iroh A.
publication q this notice, 60 the uBdersignea,s
William Pattcrson's Onice, in Carson City, orn'''
County, stats u Nevada.
MONTGOMERY COOK,
Administrators.
December 3, $50.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
EXECUTORS OTTO

A LII PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAiM
"A the Estate % u. n. Barter. Decesssa, N.
rresent the same 10 me. At Genoa. psus-
Cnnty, Nevada. duiy authenticated A. re1s,a ~
BY law, within zen months from this date.
sane will be fsrever barred. ". B~Dpcson-
Executor 81 the Isiate q ID. II. Bafeer'
Dccsmhcr n. 1870
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

CAPT. - tells an amusing occur
renee, witnessed by him on board a
foreign steamer. A gentleman. most
distinguished in manners, and for
merly IS great in diplomacy, was
pacing up and down the upper sa-
loon, when he suddenly stopped in
front of a large, full-length mirror,
and, after gazing az the figure pre-
scented for a moment or two, In
quired, in a verypleasant and afiable
tone F:
lis your name Brown 2"
No answer. Question repeated
louder
." Is your name Brown 2"
Still no answer. Question again
repeated, louder Still
/" Is your name Brown
No answer.
WELL said the questioner, "you
are either no gentleman or very
deaf Z"
The saloon was in a roar.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

A WEsrEES BELLE.-There is a
girl IN Fulton county, Indiana who
speaks four languages, chews and
smokes tobacco, plays the most diff
cult music ON the piano. swears.
dances superbly, and takes whisky
straight.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
THE STATE REGISTER
Is PUBLISHED
Daily. Mondays Excepted, }
-DY-
@. l.. PERKINS q IL. O.. STREET,
pR0PRIETORH

P~RoPRIEToRs,
And viii be devoted To the promotion of
tho best interests OF the State of Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence of the Pa
cifc States, particularly OF Nevada; its
local department Will be carefully at
tended to, and all events Transporting will
be t%ruthfully chroniclod.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

The present census will show that
the United States has II cities of
more than 100000 inhabitants. There
are but three countries that equal
ihis-the East Indies. with II cities:
Great Britain, with IL and China.
kith n.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
Marriare and Celibacy.

Nlar-93.e ana Ceiipest
Essays for Young Men, CT ef
CIAL EVILS aud ABUSES. which interfere =,
MARRIAGE-wish sure means II relief ~
FIRING and Unfortunase. diseased and dsein.
Sent free. IN sealed envelopes.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. s 9. Nisls
Fiiiaacipnis, Pa.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

THE REASON WHY:-In Indiana, n
husband, after a spree, was led home
by one of his friends, who, after
posing him safely on the door steps,
rang the bell, and retreated some
what OBVIOUSLY to the other side of
the street, to SIC il it would be an
swered. Promptly the door was
opened, and the fond spouse, who
had waited up for her truant hus-
band beheld him in all his toddi-
ness.
why Walter, is this you?"
Eyes, my dear"
What in the world has kept You
so?"
"Been ont on littleturn withboys,
my d-d-darling."
why, Walter, you're intoxica-
ted"
Yes, dear, / estimate that's So"
What on earth made YOU get
drunk? And why, oh, why do you
come home 10 me IN this dreadful
state?"
because. my darliag, all th'other
places r shut upl'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
s,.ooo,ooo 90.

CAPITAL STOCK S~iioVo,o"" we
Ami In hand 10 excess Of Capital,
available to pay Lo''sa anu DIV. 7I1,oo5 II
, 1870-12-24

this usct., mincsei These MINES wern d!+c7v.
ered tn 1855 BY poor man. who sa.d tuemfo AZ
~. which. upon the completion OF tna f1llmsd 70
nat point, at once entered upon tnelr se-
i've aNs, 6ssyslopment os q, undcs The supsttnioa8.
been put IN dne working CONDITION, and the chef
srpply OF coal for the use Of The Uo!on Fzctno
sn@pany ~ been drawn from ihere Tne coal
nal neen touud Of stsr superior mettta fot tooo-
ceed 10 va,oe any other msum.Dors eosi ID sae
wa.la T.. n, fos soma nns past
the aAardoned chanhefa Of the mine. On SA.ar-
sisy rtRns and Sunday morning two explosions
g. q NJ Tas a 81.
. tt1ricc explosion oecuf,ed, teaIing dowas
~ sa ii1sr s
lltsed one man perished. OsheEs naJ hare bean
s IL @as eut s Il = ys e. 15sa a 2s1s
heuses. and the abodes OF m,ne1s families and
ne t2wp of Of II. Ens9
tss eiSsirs . 1ss ,seI :s:s they rs
sf5 rom Rss ssa, '3e'ae &c a.usd Ts
Dire conftqnenccs to lfe ind limb The nina
at tsia point are not ceep. being At an averaRs Of
ntsJ tees from The Eulface. Accordingly cltlaens
are !eayltE the ionn. and 'honss 81 qoercn-
re!usy we're burning f1tlonAlt, and to tno:e WHO
sre tamtlltaf wsth The excess OF vosatlle N ltIer
IN the coal Of that local!ty, son8 tdea can be
formed Of the dangeEs OF d resideace immediate
" ever The burning mass All the available fosce
ia the employ Ct the ltalitoad Company. on tae
LARAMIE dizision, pss been sent % csraoa TO aid
in hillnH up the shafts and entrances
10 tho Wtnes, IN the hope OF qurncaln8
the 1re. This viii bs probanly fratless wo;k,
Ald the entire Abandonment Of the f1oss yalu Able
mines In Wyoming Will be ucceisary. tn. A3sne
vein, however, can toaht1ess be opened and
worked at q n,nrc remote potnt, With fa!r pros.
Feet nj securing a. good coal, but 1T large eI.
peE6e for new xo'kA
"LATxH--Juat as we we're going 10 preas, Il
m, We recclvei the following special despatcn:
'AL1RAxlE. Dec. 20 The CARBON mines are ye,
burning. The railroad track has 70 ba butt
around the nl1ues. The report THIS morning Ia
that hcrsea there ata beginning 70 aink into the
huruirg mass.s
, 1870-12-24

We have received a pamphlet Of ninety
pages, entitled American ShiEss: Their
rss, snd Future, and The Question Of
wool or Iron for their Construction. Re-
ris cd. By Willium ". Bates In two
pssr. Part L Chicago: Pu1Ilished By
the Author, 1s7o.- With this pamphlet
We a1so received The following letter:
Dar Drcx, sss sor1H WELLS S1Rxkr,l
CHICAGO. Dec. ~, 1910. !
IT, sAt E5fo' "f 7:as CHI ieayo 1fibune:
: StR: toA sft epS',sed to uFaKt4c1 In Auy
for fnt rlac'cs American strips % IN equai
.fpein7 Htfh Hr,rba Ahsa.. ltWorld he lu;e,est1aa
70 ieGtn 1Gts nav Jon pfn:s,se 10 hase any moro
WD< d II 'on9
u!s,a9 :. p; 0,s, oi wcea st,,e. 2. ea l. ont OF
St rrrect1ou sstnet the cctsts rsru1s,i,n* nf inc
W,,i-n La,sdk. have thowu th,s 70 BE- nc esse
In sny r1,upEirt on "An1ericaa ships." sent you
II soa5 rnean!ag Is that noue bus BEtnsa-buut
ehj+ are 10 do The commerce OF II. CattesI Statcs
vita f9stign countries. 1hen &c had better TO for
Eta,ta. ia either annex them TO Great britain,
or Sc: ur 3 w1T aud auDeI Great HHtaiu - tht
t-n1tesl S..teA 50 much :oyz!ty 70 Gstat btiAtnA
srf as nu,oR to sucnx Ten 1ofsvsr s"4xe ~
Nj. Bates is Of that class of persons who
canEot tolerate difference of opinion,
and whose self-estecm Is 50 great that they
attribute to corrupt influences all j1ds
mcr.ts adverse to their own. In tLs
pamphlet before US he E;~ss q sketch o,
tho riao and progress Of shipsuilaine il
tho United Suites and in Great Bsitnin
mud states The notorious fact thsa III,
United States, In tbs skill Of its mecha,n.
aud designers, and Tie enterprise of i,
merchants, led the way over the Britisl
In the first place, British policy estab1ishe
certain arbitrary rules, which we're u.
known IN thu United States. They had +,
centuries asystsm OF ''tonnage law, v reg
latirg the proportioning and modelling
british s1ips, which intesfezed with N
, 1870-12-24
FERS0NiL,

ln PURSUANCE OF his project OF building city
BY wholesale, \. 7. stewart mas last honxnt TWO
btsck-3ards oi capacity Of 1e,eoo, ,ooe h1icKs per
ennuD. ......
some OF tue Canadian newspapers arc 50 mai
Al Geuefal L. I. but'ef, taat they PRINT bis name
without usirg any cntttsi letters
-Genctal Chauzy, the latest military dzuie IN
The French Kaleidoscope, Is eaih 10 be an Eog.
lAaman by The name OF Shaw.
The knife With which Payne the Assassin as-
taultcd Secretary Seward has been returned. ty
order OF the War Department, to Mr. Robinson,
who was Mr. seWarl's only helper Ia that pe,il-
Gus hcur. 1t Is murde1ous looktcR we2por.
about two II ches vide, the plade lrrnlF fastened
tnto boue-handle, and without sprin1 pr c1asn.
llsns,kct " Tao 0rapde rarnp-knlfc.7
In cs,,fo,nto 1hen t,e stov,ngs xe.e n,,,,n
, 1870-12-24

arntnasana. ASH BY reason Of the totai lack Of ey1-
dence sga,oa: hun, WAS retained es his wuEt
The bank officers nov took tho preoauuon to
stend over the psets while The printing Was su4uE
oo, scd 10 csrr5 awnJ the ptates q soon a. the
Work WA tnlanod- S,on, however. moro ettrs
notes appea1ed In circulation, and, on lnves1Igs-
don, was found thsk BrockwHy h8d taken copies
OF the plates before tie verf eJes Of The tank on
efre- Even that tine there ws1 not evidence to
convict him. and he haa eseaped puuiahtuent. haa
grown rich. report says-ard now, IN late life, b,
Tor the hrst time, litely 10 recetvo ms penal de-
sets.
, 1870-12-24
NATIONAL ASYLUMS FOR DIS
ABLED SOLDIERS.
Annual Report OF tho Secretary
Number of Soldiers SupPorxcd-Ex.
pcuAex OF the Xrxr.

%NN1UVEF Vk 80EA1Ekh NHFPUfxEA-E4X1
pcuAex OF the Ycxr.
WASHINGTON. nee. -.
The Board Of MAr4gera Of the Sa.ion1l A=y-
luu,s for Disabled S:ldiese resumed their seq
sieu hero To-day. From the annual report Of
the Sscretary tue following facts are taken:
"1he waIleerunbcr Of Lis Ahled 4oldielz support
ed du'irS tho rear were ',lA, being m Increase
tuppo1red 1: the Ce1ual Asylum IN baJtoo, o.
S19 at the Eastern Branch, ApSus:a, Me-: s5S Ut
,ne WtEe,n Branch, AtEaukee, Wis; Is, 1t
'"Of tue who.c, lost tush stn1s. and 5hoth legs:
50 aeh che afn+ and sss each one lez, and LIS
dlsas!ed By o1aer Wounds: lis were bilno, aud Is
for consumption, Eheurersrc, dtA' rnna, re. Oi
the wno.e. l,e6e we're nxr.ied, 9.sss unmarried; !;
,+ss rat,ve rosp. ant s16s Of fort:en birth: SIS
thrIr families H. home.
"AA labor ard eerytce It tue ssIluusk done BY
he ins1ass l.st Jess GO were paid. IN sum.
yHI1tnx 1rCm = 10 rs per mna<o, me tut1 Of
567 toon. &olkahops are established it each ssy-
.uIa. *niea !ess yeas Iea,i1ed - 600. while ne
farms sac g9sdeoI resti1ed -. 600 more Each
aAItum hA+ loEsIy and fead1nE room. lnd there
Nere ta1en cut ana read lx.t ytar ft,:k5 volumes.
They ttselEe, beside ZONE sixty da.l. Newspapers.
hare Also scbo,ls 1t esca asyIua,, It when many
disabled soldiers ere prepared IS senoo!-teaca-
err. beokeetpen. clerks, sud telegraph
ccpe1toss: Aeo1t 20 attended school iss; le.r.
baSs1e1le, &C., and oonce:s halls ;whtic musical
snd dramatic entertainments aro frequently
E1ven, Else ample 'scuscmeos 70 the mma1ea.
There tSt also thapeS With regular religious ex-
erct&es 4, each aa9ur and Christian 2ssoc.astons,
BIble-clssses, Sunday Schools, and temperance
sccltties. 1c. Ttcse trdueners have Ho1ked =
men, 50 that discipline na7 become easy md
:ulcs Allaot1 unnecessary.
H1ne 1spe1r sr.s ,ae;eat'v h!,l q t.;e for each
nj taat me inmates are eiorded ali the snos.an-
fisls and r1osr 81 tho celcaces Of Tie inaf1ets:
, 1870-12-24
RAILROADS.

The North Missouri Railroad Company ha1
made proposition IN extend its road aorth ward
from osawA Through wapetlo county, Iowu, on
condition taat tax Of ~ 900 saall b. voted along
the line IN the county.
Judge Alrr, the President Of ihe Chicago
southwestern Railroad, who hsa returned from 4
forms the Appanoose tlowa) Citizen that .eeula,
trains a1c running between Leavenvos1n and
Cameron. Mo. dlatRnce Of nfty miles, aud that
the WORK Is being pushed rapidly n9rtheassward
toward the force On the lows diEietou.
, 1870-12-24

The Stw York Tribune saJs: An address was
presented last week to the Gavernor-e1ret Of
V1stonsfn, B. 0iatz Brown, by the Working
men, to which he Tep1sed.-
In tho examination Of applicants fl1 places
Il. lha Interior Department ondcr Secretary Cux.
20 na7y OF them were tmpalsd on the horns of
ltc following "kuEn" tbst 1t htcame known as
*.Cox.s co1chteher:" 4 sold q COW fos xaS, and
by the transaction lost las. per reEt He sold
ano:hcr coz m m advance Of 16 res cent, for
Just tpnuea 10 ccvcr tJ the prott the loss upon
The nrs: COW, What did the second COW sell for :;
, 1870-12-24

The 6rn, who were reoenly acquitted
upon EN- indictment in the Uniled States
District Court charging them with an at
Tempt 10 defraud the government, and
1hose books showed that they had paid,
since August, 1863, over one million of
dollars to the United States in taxes, have
probably realizing sense of the Iarge
benefits which arc conferred upon busi-
ness BY making the government an equal
partner in the receipts, without calling on
1t Tor any share of the capital or labor in
vested. We like to extend the mgis of our
national institutions over as large an area
as possible, md We do not wonder that
the distil1ers Of San Domingo are yearuiug
to pay their little million also into the
Treasury Of the United States TO help pay
tho expenses OF indicting them for not
paying an additional dollar and half.
And yet in spite of these minute and
eoercive efforts to enforce the whis-
key ta1, tho fact faces US that
bighwines, which 1t would cost
, 1870-12-24

great genius in pursuits upon which
women have not entered? Il is suflcient
If women, as such, have produced their
fAt complement Of great sod admirable
Women" DE. Parvtn will do we'll to re-
member that the number Of women who
were capable Of being phyaicians exactly
equals the number Of physicians who were
capable of being women.
, 1870-12-24
WDMAE'S PHYSICIAN.

DR.. Parrin, OF the Medical Department
Of the University Of Louisville, has been
mousing with great industry among the
classics to prove that, by some mysterious
decree Of nature, q voman should be at
physician of the male sex. Tho COM
lneutator On NATURES laws who sheds most
light on this question, is one Auacreou,
who, in his twcuty-fourth ode, conclusively
settles The point, as follows.
The boon Of 1rtt1:ectual power,
Wns,cfp nfpir. ~ 1.,n3sa m1@aq: "aa1 tos 'hce
She EaEe thee beauty -niahiier fAs
Inan ~ TIE e, ponp .DI ~ Poser Of war.
1lkn woman IN her cnnq1crin9 huar.'
lie tho d but falr, mankind adore thee;
snale, and wos!d Is weak before taea"
As proof that man has dirinely mo-
nopolized genius for obstetrics, that is
good. 1t is all accounted ft1 when we per-
ceive, or when Anacreon perceiyes, that
the serene and over-wise Obadiah Pilgar
lie, NJ. D., Was not indebted 10 the diploma
uhich he received from the university at
SquasLvillc. but to the fact that nature
gave him the 'tboon of intellectual power"
| which she denied 10 Harriet Martinesu.
| Madame George Sand, "Georgc Eliot," ="
a1r. Browning and the like weak women.
Again, Nj. Lecky, the author. of an
obscure History Of Morals, and far in
ferior, intellectually, to either of the women
We have named, is cited to prove that ae-
! couchment is one OF the exclusive preroga-
tives Of tae male se1. He says:
| intellectually, csf:ain infetiottfy Of the
frma.e sex can hsrl'y b. denied when We re-
E,enbeF hoN almost exclusively Tho foremost
literature, atd att have bcen occupied oy nan.
EoW snf1fftasisnonv small Il the number ct WON.
~ hsrs nax In 1ny o y a9 sye
men have achieved ,hetr GttAtntss In deIArcA OF
| sbe most Adyc1fe ct1cuustaucea, and how COM
rcsilion. even ia music painting. for the cult
vatdon Of which their circumstances would sr-
pear nost prnritlous II fs - itnpessbEe 70 tn1
| u sennIe Raphael o. female Handel II female
| snAksreA1e~
Suppose We shon1d vary this comparison
Little, aud inquire how many Haudels,
Haphaels, or ShakspeAres the medical pro-
ieHaou had produced, and how infnites.
sfinaliy small is the number Of doctors oi
n'ed'e1ae who have failed in obtaining the
hfst POSITIONS, either in music or painting,
| poetry or sculpture.
If thu were regarded as a sound mode o,
proving that male physician ought not to
attend a woman in childbirth, what E,yu1d
become Of the extensive pactioe Of thu
bland and gracious obadiah Plgazlio, II
d. but" protests Dr.. Parvin, 81 yoz
must hot expee. Of th> medical profession
high. manifestation o.. genius in pur
:. su,ss % which it has, given no
q the nign-St intention. :: is sufa
l. caent II ph-;cians, as such, nave pro
l. admirable phyais1a1" ''''
# 'ewhy, then" we de-.nd. I'D, Won d,
= rnaaa tnss women snM >aye manifesto
, 1870-12-24

4VhAss-~-~~-~ tlss3A,ula
OF SO touA, II rs
Copper Falls, b.rTci And stanp, nrs....-... aaaDes
IptM.-.-..,--.......-..-.. 93l,950
....-. Of 40 tons, $50 ht,
NmyEdaIcid, berrel and stamps, rs..... <sg;3
Amsglalo!d, mhss. .hs...4................ I,7i6
Cu.UlN
The nfufes NC Etee from OLrenaSun County,
though TOT cf1ctk1, are approximately core I,
snd viii not vary three IONS enc way or The
ether:
SHIFTED Faou THx roKr OF os7uSAGoS.
Tone
National.
NincesctA ,9&
kkfge.. ..155
NcCk19nd. d
Evergreen Hug .........................-7 =
Caledonia -
Flint Steel, Aztec, Tlc{or1a, Mass, Adventure.
81
, 1870-12-24

Bur, Er, the numner 1t rot. 8 our orpouentl
would have WIS not question Trlc1 could oer
nk 70 cuntsoi ny aCt!vu. ] supported thess
which the necee*It,es Of Revolutionary rcr1ot
demanded, as lorg as those uecess1nel ex1sted
They hkrlGK cessed, distrarcht:ement haa nj
last man IL Ie-ssfsaoenised ID s:!sssari we're =
voc aRAinst me, ttaf, so!ec1n:y declare, = 3,
tits dsy 10 me no reason why they should nos
vote at al. have struggled for the equal Isa1s ~,
Of mer. whether 1hey e black o. walte., e, men. M
whether they be Democrats OF KspuoaGI1ca1i.e
do not Know how many Of the Ie-enin.1rI ns1r r.
Will Tose fer n, bus 90 knoE-aoa s,rrI d,
tae % dsogsr as t to The iae rrpaore = past: after
The ps41c,p.es wh,cn tfiupPnsa y frnH.rsm.s5 w :
,se nv fess:d I: !, ZEE n ne ,owiies: eia:eas
srs .,.,9tn[tgIsiv tecnred-srt attempts to
proecI.be snd s1Isfrsren..e iss o2nnnsa;s r. ms:eay
tor the pn!psse Ct ise oG1ees, iaeh p1rsy Va;
~ VI ~ enss' = aence over paehc oplnao3. aud
M,H T.. ho1nd 10 70 - tue bostaG. AND. more
over DO sro. 1e ss M NM ~ II s
- tysreua OF fntsfEArcuizenent. Kept up for rsa-
scn. cY party ysntaEe, E1uEt ii ssoEt tine
rercer tho :nt!nS party un.:. II. good govern
lrrnf
In fact. nj, recognise objects In political lie
supeTicT 10 the immediate aasautz9e Of EJ paftJ.
an wtI aT21e thas Political palttes afe uecss
sNg. aI 4 1ha. 10 make them iiE.. certain d,t1l
necessity Of compromising the minor points inside
OF party, tot taa puipose Of securing s:roo2
ard hearty co-operaltou IN the .fulsnerance q
atea1et ends. 9A'ty nay ros sauAJ M
heeAuae it sppIoaehes ny ideal more closely thar
any olher. Bat have never been able 10 look a,
70 p2rq "a DEITY that has fupesr1tusa o1,rn
tcaat.ausf on TAiss Pugs1
, 1870-12-24

s.4N1H1uN7 AH'1l W. u lSsVs ]
Mt DEAR SIR: 1t bee .slea 1uy r.fnf1l uuty 10
tsf' r !tn tflt ttn rDkn ycl Hfe Pnrs uiug ii re-
gard to peiF1cs in thta Ssta Il OF Auch character
III TnS fEdR cns. a. Will ia the end prove detrImrn-
II to the tue interests ef the Radical party In
an compelled tc Inform yIn that Enus resignation
WI be aeGep!ed u doiig this. colune,, ltRrteres
me 70 the nraFt "a al officer yau hare been
have exceeded my most sanfuine expectations: :
, 1870-12-24

F1c1tdenul election Of 1865 1t IVES Most en-
iseseJ % d ,aoss % stap:s out p5Tes1I 1o1ds 20 .aes
b+eane The vefJ Inscription Of t7e banner under
which we tonaht, Let Us have peace" The Eo:ds
nothing else, rhat nEm ID, generous aod couclli-
atpr5 potter should be adopted, WHICH. :" with mal
Ice toward Cope. and charity 70 AL Honsd over
TIC Americans olce more united peopis. And.
tac1eicsr, !: wa1 thss taosa words sen upon The
popular htA:s Ike cieas suusise aftef sou
new hope and nob;e aspizaaonA Therefore il
WAS that they ats1acsrd 10 our ca1ze tnoasaad.
and thousands ot people seo asa never b-lenee.!
otherwise peseF have hoped fos. - -
Am not jossned. tcen. IN saving that ths
nicdtrg force Of thai psomNe Has loeteasst By
cetved. II u1J u.e that expression. IN cash down
vp@<s: And IN tnis Light tnas p1on,s. stood be-
of nenx s; Il
2tsatec4 Of political u.ckeEy. Who viii stll pre-
tend that the 1srguaEe l Used was LOO s.ro.2:
Whatever staers 1a,{ y ihins, isoas.dered Il ny
ullon Of ihesr soleu1n obligations 1aerc were alau
as1 taers tso!ssd y staaa n5 nj, plsEss T.
AID thai OF their party into thelr narcs. aad to
ca.ly Inst crcat me- asurr OF peace and rreoactia-
ten over the heads Of 1ae tr.cSssets. 1hou9nl
II due even 70 our opponents thAs ahouh lc,
them know wis: the Consequences xo1ld be II
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TER hBGtsrHAf1os tST1HT.
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tefe4,lnT contribution 70 tne history Of our poll.
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The Cupan Question in Spain.

The Madrid Unioersal of April Is has an
article upon the subject of Cuba:
1.-THE unhappy case has arrived" says
that paper, when the government Of the
mother country can no longer intervene in
the affairs of the island of Cuba. The reason
Is that there are two instructions there
one. that of the people of the island, who
desire to set their country free; the other
that of the people from Spain, who desire to
hold it in order that they may make money
out of it by maintaining slavery and the
ala7e trade. If the revolution in Spain can
not assist the first it is equally unjust that
we should aid the second. 1t is the duty of
our rulers then to mediate well, to study
profoundly not only the aDtecedents of the
situation, but the facts of to-day, so that
they may proceed TO do what is required by
the interests of Spain, which has confided to
them its desiinies, and BY the eternal prin.
ciples OF right ard justice"
When such language is held by influential
journals Of Madrid. it would seem to be diff.
cuit for Spain to prosecute much longer
civil war SO unjust in its nature, and go
bloody and outrageous in its mode of pro.
cedure, - that in Cuba.
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