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Rejected Nominees o: the Mayor.

M N }ft % Eecs,cs SC'GIfsS.
Inc genera. sPprop, ,ation o. the City Com
ehs ha''p2 become lS, here wF3 yesterday
Eu1te Iurh - the O-cs of Peg SER Cook b.
corpora. on oe'~cIs 81 Vsive -hefr slIsrias
among { who Rppr- / IUr paw were overall
MhOs non'r2f ors ave cen rejected bv the
board O. Aict IneD. Reg ster John +. Cook
ssld ne was ret wih'9gtO 8sEUme tue respor 81
nhi.eS q p1Sirg them, Wi'1Jut n e corslIting
the Co.. ga on Attorney, and fhereupO1
fIcresSSd noe 10 Major Totter, wing.
lie question % TO my counter ii IN ng checks
OfOn The gelersl IrBd OF ne pas Ii, NJ OF ser
vice ISnOef-I by p-t,Cs lCmIuaICd by the
NayO- - The IOrrt Of AIDE men to il coruO
Ist4on SHeC-' al 'he 3 ne pJ-fies having been
rejected, has b. en-, au,. now address vo,, a
the "a" o-ncer o. the corporation, as II nv duty
IN The premises. As elrls an answer : requested
q 'c>slDiS SCnverlent with -Our other dlties
IS some OF the psrtiCs desire 10 avail thsmseIvas
tf the amount due then in Uayr nent of tAeif
tatfs be ore tie me expires IN which they are
a'Ostd ceducUon on account o. prompt pay
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Letters from the PeSoye.

WAsHTEGTOS, u. C., Nov. IL, 1870.
NJ. Editor Sjc- -- Know ~ that vonr rnlr,rn
are open 70 an spPrC clstiye public, we wish in
Ihls manner, . express cur lecided disappr oba-
"JI u Iue chsns n 9 OF :oPles Oy lecturers
We secured seats for Mr.. Gouph's Iac.ur-
Corlosltg,' expecting of course t. herr Liru
on iLlt subject; but iC EIs been Changed we
Understand al his own suggestion.
AF. Ldr)r, Il Is become Gpite c~rnpon TOR
lecturers 20 aG'eTtize Ce.fIin 'ectrres thar they
may attract large audiences, and then after ali
ihc tickefs are Sold 70 change the lectar t.
Ioofer ones, or TO some subject that the audience
have heard.
Mt. Cough perhaps thought he was pleasing
the public, but we decidedly object To am such
change, even thong il ispTacticed IN the Grand
Army Course. We have heard many COMPLAINS
from the change IN topics.
By publishing this you " ~ oblire
MANY AUTHORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
IN EAST wASH,NGrO row
IL it an Elopemcnt!

~ his name he Romeo. and hers Juliet. for
convene -' sake. The Romeo in this case il "A
81" l-kHOSn citizen of East Washington. who
figured C1aspicuOu~'v in the late elections, and
Is PERSON was readily recognized at all time.
- prO;TudipI from tensatn a pOnierous s'whlra
~. The Jul ct il an old resident of the NAVY
fard, but latterly deniZen OF Uniontown A
s-'amer bearing her Christian name now plies
''et"een Aqua Greek and Baltimore. Romeo
. MARI ed, Juliet single He a few years since
married a Miss L, poor but industrious
girl, but she Jared so badly that hardly three
years o. married liie were spent before he was
a wFoWer. On her dessh.bed she called
INN TO her side, and, in voice sclrce-
ly audible, begged him Ito reform
and 10 promise TO take good care OF their own
dear child This he did by roaming arc md
toOt-looSe in life of ease and finally married
again. He has been missing for over two weeks
hls wife &c dis.racsed almoSi, and has, for W -
at mesrs- given up the house occur ed by her
on Ssh STIR ct cas- e7d taken a smaller aud less
e-ners.ve t~Oement in the same DC. yhh erhoo l.
The Juliet it appears wP an old fame OF hI1.
She was his first love. He assaulted her aztec
lions long before he made two others nh lppy
nd pow the spark which was Eindled wears 400
on the heights overlooking Bridge street, has
been found to readily ignit, again, even in
UniOltOv n. He is missing and she is gone and
whtre they a-e now nobody knows.
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TEE VI cD IN P.yHMESTS.
Awards ST <-onGf aIfS o., Tut;iaua AVA
EOut>fGBa AN snus sRn-t on Sxppef

Mr.. v. :. Mo Sc Ea- IL. = a,1l-. 4ct w.I IL
National IaEiUg Conpl2~ for I..y.uy the Rzs-
lard pavement OF Lp1iHa1l and Indiana -
uues aid - the Vicinity o tue Cd II ~. a.
WI CONNIE Dc O.er4f O~S on Monday
IC-'4y Ma % zine sIL red the contract with
ri S-- y. a. b., .JS5 ~ 20. Tor the pav.uyo,I
s'-5et t--wCeHS AID iGsi. With tIeir p tent
y ID ,ayeme 1t. and they vail commence the
Ny.s iE,u. '4'-ly.
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The IHEATERs--At the National Thcafer -
hlght-the last but one of the Rsyel-Mart!ret;i
uoupe-"JOckO aud the fairy trek pane
mime, The Mystic Gift, Will be periOrr1,I-a
Dill mat Ought 10 draw fun hou 9. This il.
positively the lat night out one of this com
attractions for next week
-, The lisa Weber Blonde B1rIeSQue Troupe I'll
Nails opera House nightly with del ed au-
Fences Tonight, for the benefit of Miss
Weber, two of her best pieces will he nresant
td-"Sorrpsmbula" and sLufl ire-'-ca Al
buTleSqGeS both. Il be matinee ami yening per
iOIlsanee Tomorrow closes their eD.agen mt
here.
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LOCAL NEWS.
suyEEs.JETS. dc-

Vo.uoE17 r s1fsr- Eav.I u tT'5 usfti Pan. lrnine
IT. Locke, the Brazilian Ape, and IL.
., Ny.tic G-,t--
W1.Fs Ora HCuz~-The Lea Weber Bur
le~IUe TTC-P5 Boz "So1nambui8' and '' Lur-
b Me-.
MA. xritsr's Art Gallery, tSe Ith street.
Bows Art Galley, 81 Pa. avenue. aai
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ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
II TER GOODS.
JOHN Ii. SMOOT,

l19 Bridge Street, Georgetown, D. o.,
Has received and is DOW offering at very low prices
a large assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care from the New York impor-
tiers and Jobbers, and bought eJckusirsiy for casa
comprising full line of Ladies Dress Fabrics best
BIZ Silks, French and Irish 81 and Cold POplns,
corded Epinglngs al Reps, Empress Cloths, French
Merinos, pure Mohairs, and Apacas of all the best
brands. Plaid MOhairs. Satin Cloths and Surges for
suits MOURNING GOODS Of the best grades a full
line. Cloths Cassimeres and Tweeds; CJurvoiser' g,
Alexanaer 8, and Jouvin's Kid Gloves; very fair
Striped and Plaid Shawls; Lace trim d Handker-
chiefs and Collars; Embroidered and Plain Handh is;
Waterproof and Sacking Cloths first assert.
ment OF ladies and gentlemen's Under Wear, Elan
Shrtings Richardson's best Irish Linens, Blankets
and Spreads: Brussels Ingram. and Three ply Car
pets, Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths. &c. Cash purchasers
are invited to call before making their purchases
promising as good bars aims it Is possible give
Oc22 I'm JOHN H, SMOOT,
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DEGREES OF plyocCR.

To-da-. Judge Macarthur, in the Equity
CodTt liade decree divorcing Marion j. Wood
rom the bonos Of matrimOny with Washington
L. Wood The petition, filed October 18th, sets
toi d tha. the parties were mar ied on the 9th
Jf october, ISIS, the maiden name of plaintiff
teing Cole; that they have one child; that for
two years the defendant has neglected her
tbandoned her, and associated himself witt
iewd women, particularly in September Of this
year at tie hou-e of Lizzie Spow The 0e-
i5ndant answers, denying having Ill-tre lted,
abused or abandoned her o. that he did coh Nh,
with woman at Lizzie Shows. The evidence
was taken by Dir. d. .. C'ephane; Mr.. r. u
S1ilson az bearing Tor petitioner.
Also, one IN the .ase of George Williams agt.
DhTlstana WiiliaJ.S. The peti.ion filed Nj sy
Itth asst, sets forth that the parties were mar
Hed In 1913, aud charges that defendant com
InHItd adultery WITH man in a house on f
4 eet south. Inc evidence in this case was
.aken by Mr. - +. Brown; Mr.. NJ. Thompson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

The GRuTLI SOCIETY, of Washington. com-
posed wholly of Swiss residents in this city, a.
sembled last night, to the number of about
- ", IN the pariors OF their fellow member, Mr.
j. u, los + street, to celebrate the natal d Nv
o. Swiss Independence, which dates back 5is
wears 70 the lith OF November, 1867. Mr. Louis
fIisard, president of the Society, opened the
entertainment with an appropriate address, in
ne English language, after which sin giuy, dec
iamatlon OF an original poem by Mr.. L. Born.
patiiotic speeches by Mr.. Tanner aud others
IN the three national languages Of Switzerland.
Lne herman, French and Italian. interspe.s ed
with toasts and humorous remsrks made q ddi
uonslly attractive by a large proportion of pro
portlon OF those present being ladies. During
me evening az excellent lunch was served and
VINE, lager and cigars were patronized to the
usoai extent AT IL O'Clock midnight the hour
OF cioslng was announced, and with q str ndli-
nuZer ibumper) 10 fatherland the association
poets and certainly in . most happy frame of
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CITY ITEMS.

OTHER BARGAINs.-Blue Beaver Frock Coat
Suits for $50, and Long Capes OF the same goods
scsrles or black lined, with velvet collars or
plain, for s15.
one Price only, in plain figures.
GEO. T.. HENNrN9,
No. 40 Seventh street, y. W.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

We would respectfully inform our friends An the
public generally that have removed from our cd
stand, southwest corner ef 9th and Il, to No. 432
9TH STkTEEr, between ID and e, (old stand OF
Richard J. Ryon, ESQ Just i've doors nearer Penn
have hand and are now receiving large and well
selected stock Of GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES,
SUGARS, CIGARS, and In fact every article to be
found in . first. class Grocery. Having purchased
most of our stock for cash. since the decline In gold
feel satisfied that are able to offer Inducements
70 be equalled by few and surpassed BY no house In
this city Our stock OF Teas and Liquors shall be In
the future they have been in the past excied by
none. Thankful for the patronage % literally be.
slowed upon in the past, we respectfullY al n
continuance OF the same. Respectfully, &C.,
BROOKE DBURY,
No. 432 9th street, between D and &,
no H-eo3t under Union Learue III ali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

FIRE At HAREwOOD--AbOutt two o'clock this
u! .1oIh ng an alsrn OF IRE was struck from box
q, which was caused BY the burrtng of a Iarga
orlck barn on the faI N OF ". W. Corcoran
Es'l-, al HaTewOOd, near the Old Soldiers Home
4 here was IN the barn about 80 fsrs of bay &
horSes and cows, which were destrov~5 in
NolvDaa loss Of SIS zoe or $50 COO. The buiIdro
vas insured in the London and Liverpool COM
Iany. Sergeant 81 ebold and the officers of the
second precinct, and the IRE department, rem
oered valuable serviccs on the premises. There
Il but little doubt that the fire ives the work of
an incendiaIy.
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RmNJ JOS. y. HAYS kMk\
. pARu KID GLOVE DKror. w
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. t

~ Received to- day, 80 dozen. in White, Black
and assorted colors, with one and two buttons.
~ Ladies, 81; Gents, S225.
~ 100 dozen "LCPIN'Sn CELEBRATED KIN
HLONEs at u per pair. Best in the market,
pol5- eoStif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

SAFETY OF THE GOVERNMENT PRrrrrro
OFFicE--Mr Edward CLARK, Architect of the
capitol Extension, having examined the Gov
It's stability, reports that he considers the ar
raDgement Superintendent Clamp Is making for
relieving the upper story OF the weight Ser,
Judieious. and that the loads are so distributed
over the floors a. to prevent any danger Of
crushing, and he does not think there IS any
cause for alarm. He adds, however, that he
has seen the upper stories Of that buildine so
loaded that he considered IFS condition dan
gerous, and says prudence demands that ma
ures should be taken to procure additional
capacity, and that all heavy loads possible
should be placed on the ground floor.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Jewelry,
French Gilt Jewelry,
Silver Plafo1 Wave

received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between
y and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

STEALING THE AVENUE PAvRNISr.-A col
cred boy named Baldwin last NIGHT bagced a
number Of blocks INTENDED for the Avenue
pavement, but, before he could get on With
them, was himself bAgged by Detective McDev-
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SALE or FARM MAR TT. INSANE a syLuu.
1reen q Williams, auctioueers, have sold
iarm OF 700 acres, being part Of the tract Of land
SHOWN as Little Cleaning, /" and situated about
one NILE from the Insane Asylum, to Patrick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

AFFAIRs AT TIE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
About SIXTY hards employedin the Construction
Bureau or the Navy Yard were al charged yes
terday. The men N the men in the Yards and
Docks department. are working on quarter
time. TIE FTolic has been put out OF commits
sion and The Seanen who have only thrcs or
four ronths TO erve have been discharge and
me other furnished with quarters In the sail
holt until or dered Of
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TIE INV GLASS WoRKs--In the interc sting
description in Yesterdays STAR of the new
glass works established by our enterprising
fellow citizen, Mr.. John Purdy, by accident
the wrong name was siven for the superiutend-
ent Of the works. Mr.. George Langdon, q GEM
teman thoroughly skilled I'm the nanufact ure
Of glass, Is the superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

IBs NEW OFFICES OF the Solicitor Generals
1e psrtmsnt- IN HOoe's bpilfipg, on street
oc~nr ene EOo1l House, Will loon be ready for
occupancy The Offices val comprise those OF
&c oous;' 1r General, Assistant ATTORNEY Cen
= anu Librarian, with a clerk to each The
SCI 49,. - noor, consisting OF eight re Oms
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oAIs OF REAL EsrArH.-Wall & Co., auc-
noreers have sold eouth part lot IS in square
and NJ streets, with frame dvellino thsrson
to M. r. Callan for 81 ,OCo e""'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

AT PRIee's DOLLAR STORE, No. 45 Pennsv,.
for holiday goods. W eAp'e'e'y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

Il EkNEDY BON REAL ESTATE AGENTS, -
IN 1927 Pennsylvania Avenue,
In addition to valuable Lands in all the Southern
and estern States, offer some very desirable prop
erty IN this city, including ve Houses within two
squares VI the Treasury, at from $500 10
ssesV Dol5- cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK cor.
ner OF 7th street and Louisiana avenue is open
from $50 to 1870 O'Clock every Saturday evening
in addition to its regular banking hours, II
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

hOn ene Psol sheIs, aud cOm j. SFillingtop
=, aeg IT, q oelyie We rave sdvapce copies
December, both good number. ~. r"@A 10Y ,.r
Shillington. we have the iarfie 1t@S,cr I'm
ISL, Astounding In illrstr ations. soma Of 49,,
reproductions from ErsTy Saturday aud Others
new. ~>-ASA@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

INCKSDIARY FIRE--About noon yes,Sra,.
fire broke out in house = Center street, LtnealI'
Buildings, but 10 was eS'ingIished by cficer II
w. Richardson, assisted by v n. Robinson ana
wn. ericsson, colOred. with a loss of about : 20
10 is supposed TO have been the work OF an in
cendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

THIEVES AT WORK.-On Wednesday night
the residence Of Nr. j. D. Evsps No POI New
uessy avenue, was entered by thieves, and
robbed or a valuble fot OF clothing. On the
Fame evening thirsty thief stole from the ront
ooor OF NJ. Peter Durnid's grocery. corner of
Ism and slfeets. q barrel of whisky. On
= neeoay night sOme one stole from the hem
houSe OF DR.. Maxwell, on the corner OF 2Ist and
sueetsJ Twelve hens and . number OF tools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

From G. +. J. Col6urn, Doctor of Dental Suygery,
NeicdrL, N. J.
The popular dentritice known "a SOzodont
besides being a very pleasant addition to the
toilet, contains ingredients. that, if used accord
ing to the directions, will prove OF the greatest
utility to the health of the mouth and teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

RARGAINS IN IN DRY GOODS
BENJAMIN MILLER.
1O1 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. c g,
Is selling great bargains in all kinds of WINTER
GOODS Money can be saved by giving him a call
Black Silks, Velvtteons, English Saline Morinoes.
Irish Poplins Plaid Pcplins and serges, Black Al
Blankets, Flsnnels. Cloths and Csssimsres
Juglas celebrated Kid Gloves, Josephs Hid Gloves
Embroideries. Hamburg Work, and Real Lacss Mo
- Of hrst class READY. MADE CLOTHING
Il PEaEs and @ Si 6
order. Please eksmlRs ny SICK effITe pnTShssing
no2 I'm No. 80 Bridge street.
CASH PAID FOR LADIES: GENTS .Np
S0oT nh shnKs s CAST HFE Hhoa g.
Bridge street, .Georgetown. Ncte by 1rail ffom
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc26 iy
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE ON
NJ GEokGET9WN HEIGHTS:
s % a NF It o Ct b ss
EA am Sns the lar records for this county . in
Libsr C. T.; No 30 a. tolios $50 Ct .q and at the
sell 81 Public auction, in front Of the premises. on
a. LED the 9Th Gay Of NcEemSe5 d >, 80
BealI addition to Gsorgetown, with the improve
mente thereon.
The property fronts 90 feet on the west side OF
Washington street and has depth of I'D feet, apd
il iu proved by a fine and commo6ious Frame Dwell
ing House and outbuildings, with tho modern I'm
grovements, and is now occupied by N. p. Csusin,
ESQ.
Terms of sale: $500 cash, Of which SaO must be
deposited when the property is struck of, and the
residue in five days after SALE the remainder Of the
purchase money to be paid in and years, With in
terest from the day of sale, to be secured by deed
OF trust upon the property. Should the terms be
complied with in six days after the day of SALE the
deposit to be forfeited and the property be resold
at the risk and cost OF the defanling purchaser
on Eve day = notice in one paper published in the
city of Washington. Conveyancing and stamps at
the pense Of the purchaser.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
oc1l dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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MD GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
just received from Europe new stock of Kid
Gloves, all cOOrs and sizes, which still sell at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAs. BAUM's
Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street.
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"FUt""s otu,' WItH D1 VIII, Itauy IOr usc.
GLORIOUS NEwsi
G>f's Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Erer.
G' Ut MerinO Cndershirts and Drawers IS,
40, o.. o. and 20 cents. The best 81 Understands
In the District. Good White Shirts IS, 50, 81
and s1.z5; a splendid article 81 and 1928. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for IS cents. Handker-
in an endless variety. The finest assortment OF
Bows, Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city,
Call and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman,
49 It'll street, between ID and T. streets, and
Office. 1921:
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RUNAwAY.-Yesterday,M Mr.. Samuel Hutton
YVES driving along on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets, when lis horse took
fright and rem away, capsizipg the wagon and
coDnletely demolishing it. Mi. ii. was severely
bruised by the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18

UpeHeQ HOft6tfOH OF
FALL GOODS,
In part comprisins Shawl Costumes, Lyons UloaA
Selvets, Black Dress Silks, Sstns, aafs, Flow era
Feathers, and Ribbons, Real Lace. Ladiee' TIndsr
garments, J 3, p. Corsets. Genuine Hair Braids
Water proof Oloaks, &c.
DRESSES AND OLOAKS MADE TO ORDRR
st the shortest nstics and ct reasopsb,e ,rtoas -
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EDUCATIONAL.

dramatic INSTRUCTION-Ala lady desires 10
mt ladies for the stage, teaching eocution. stage
business, and gesticulation Also, French and Eng
lish TO ladies. Address Mrs. Il. Y. X, Star Of
fee. nols-3ts
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-24
WHOLE No. 1,Ol6
Decline of Free Trade Doc
trines in England.

PIopuSdnulSlS VI Tree. lTaue
doctrines are making fresh and
powerful efforts TO push them
into popular favor, it appears
that in England, where free
trade theories have heretofore
stood almost unqestioned, the
people are getting very sick of
their practical results. The
Subjoined article is copied
from the London Times of Dec.
20Ih, 1869:
THE sTAGNATIoN IN TRADE.
On Thursday a meeting OF
the electors and ratepayers Of
Bermondsey was held to con-
slider tie effects of Free trade
on the British workmen. NJ.
Roberts, who occupied the
chair, In opening The proceed
ings directed attention to the
fact that a vast proportion OF
our supposed home manufac
lures came from abroad. He
specially referred to Bryant
and Nays matches, which were
made on the Continent, and
all that remained 10 be done
when they arrived in England
was TO get them dipped. When
workmen complained of GER
tain oppression to which they
were subjected they were not
unirequently told by the EN-.
ployer that the work could be
done on The Continent at IA
cheaper rate should the Eng
lish workmen refuse 10 com
ply with the demand made
There was not a trade in Eng,
land that had not suffered from
Free Trade, and it even went
so low as to affectille wood
splitter, WHO found his trade
ruincd by the foreigner max
ing up wood for the English
market in penny bundles The
true way Of finding ouS wha'
were the real results nf Free
Trade in England was to lool;
at the imports and exports o.
the country. He found that
Russia imported into England
annually E2O,OOO,0O0 sterling
of goods, and England sent lc
Russia f4,OOO,OOO. What wa.
true with Russia stood goot
for all the Continent. There
were all kinds of excuses Civ
en- for the depression in trade
and these were orr Roya
Family, our arisIocracy, ant
our system of doing business
but the real cause was. thj
freedom given 10 the ioreigl
trade and denied to the Eng
lish. He was Of the opinion
that the French would repudi
ate their treaty with ENGLAND
when the time agreed on hat
expired. No doubt the win,
trade was getting rich; but tht
cotton grover was The loser
The French nation favored tn,
cotton grower, and would no
allow the wine grower 10 ge
rich at the cost Of a larg
proportion of the Brenc
working people. England too
a different view OF the qnes
lion, and it was TO his min
most remarkable that the ar
guments raised against Ere
Trade at its outset had becom,
painfully true. 1t was argued
that emigration was necessary
but he denied that, as ther,
was plenty o. work in til,
country for all workmen j
they had fair play with the for
elgn. workmen. Mr. Brook,
moved a resolution in ielfec
that the existing system o
Free Trade was Objectionable,
and injurious to the interest,"
Of the British workman. H,
pointed out that piuperisn
had been on The increase sinc.
1859 to the extent Of 139 49,
persons, and the rates wer,
proportionately on the in
crease. Since 1850 emigration