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, 1870-06-01

ls54, under the presidency Of Dr.. Fssk. Ia
MfA > wholesale druggist in his native e;tv
l until 1a40, when b beeams ! Nethn3i!s,
pssschM- In the division Of the C9mEcI
m 1644,' he sided heartily wifh ~
Southarn branch, OF which he hss s~a1
H1nce been an earnest pNtisE. For kaGsvsl
years past he has edited the Now 0ra..ns
CtTfadoR .Adcocate, the Official organ NJ 1,;s
Church IN the Southwest, and has shown r;,ora
than ordinary ability as writer nud nevxuarev
conductor. He is tue author Of boob ta|fad
Post Oak Circuit, which had in its dav:an
extensive circulation. His doct6rate OF divin;-
ty was received from Lagrange College, Ala-
b1mA ~
The CALAMITY of President Grant has
given Richmond. Va, a female Postmaster in
the person OF Mrs. Van Low, who has beretn-
fore attended to the mails with great rou1,1ar-
lty and to the perfect satisfaction Of ali con-
ccfned- Noe, hoEoyer, . strange complaint
II II regard to'AIs. Van Lev reaches Washington.
The employees Of the Richmond branch Of
tho Posta! Department have forwarded
a. memorial TO- the Postmaster General.
alleging that the Indy chief, Aforesaid: il
. regular martinez, has no perfect Judgment OF
the powers OF human endurance, requires too
much work to be done ut al times. and pays
n no attention Whatever to tho E1ght-Hou1 INV.
1he consequence IT, TINT these poor clerks
stout, able-bodfed men, be it remembered ara
completely exhausted with fatigue. and lind no
mercy in the heart OF Mr1 Van Lew. thourh
:hey have sought for it carefully and with
cara. Ihe Postmaster General has deemed
lie matter OF sufficient Importance to warrant
he sending Of committed to Richmond. who
viii make rigid investigation aud IN elaborate
rport
, 1870-06-01

nj :f;s "a ~ % pszss z
Eeflroaas r. nav: constit9tton cannot confer 4
s Asnts = ss instrument a1s 1e pnde4 Sa
Z II did not, the United States ConsttQttoa cer.
| titnly does This objection, however, docs uoe
sprly as.esanas ra,lways hereafter constructed,
vision will fActltate the construction Of new roads
overissues Of stock are prohibited, aud ali STOCK
dividends, Or ether fictitious INCREASE Of capital
stock or Indebtedness, declared null and void It
Is provided also, that no STOCK shA be issued for
cash actually paid, except after sixty days public
notice These provisions rs are Ct g5sas % %nporsanse,
morals Of the community, and arc undoubtedly
within the scope OF the powers Of the consti-
ons ot preetd essi
stakeholder may vote a. many shares a. be holds
for IS many DFectors as are 10 be elected, or may
Of Directors, and cast them al for one person, or
may dkiIbute them as be chooses THIS tB Ak.
tsqps ne p,.nflpe ol ang gno,
healthy reform, whether it IS legally applicable to
sxstIDE co.pe1.sio9s q s Or not Z u provided as9
be residents and citizens Of that State The com
mon-law principle on this point Is that eotpora-
Ga Ters s'n Is chsrf s e n 6a f s s's L
country whose LAWS enable It to DO 30. It {a as
u ents, and that they may sct IN Wall street OF
= p9aSa a,o s:Feed Il authorized 50 to 40 By ne
Of II, existing railways OF IlNnuta were granted
tse p ovtsion IN question win probably be fnopera-
nve up on such corporations. There are unloubt-
elly N ny advantages tn having railway Directors
On The 8. 'onnd, In contact with the people whom
they ss1v e q govern, a. the case may be but it
h also t1n that non-readents are more likely to
send their capital 70 Illinois, II they allowed to
control r ste,Hard thaa 4 they ale compelled to
We see Do evidence Of any effort at reform ID
the .naaner OF selecting Judges. Perhaps the
evils Of an Ella tive judieaT have not pressed SO
other cemnuuh tes that We might name Perhaps
there were inntx 'ntial members OF the convention
aspiring to the d nch through the avenue Of uui-
about admitting a at there is anything that UNI
Eersal suffrage caz 1of do better than 1t can be
lone IN any Sshar -a1o1 Maatevss The fs7sons u
sas W people as si ei inos ms9
ind no cause to nx, ret that they did not adopt
he System urller VI ich the Federal judiciary
have always been seSh ted. but, we fear that not
troubled with decIs,on5n -epa1ed IL party csucuses
y political "r1ngH" baaa &c they are announced
rom the bench
A1hen& the lesser, bue4 no means incoaslde1-
both Of the State ana the several counties,
4 lses "a psau,a sss e., sre to q
hat the compensation OF noA nnces shall be In
:reased or diminished during 's term Of Office.
The vote upon the new cotA atutlon an1 the
lay In July and there IL nod nuz doubt that the
1a1n 1nstrumeut will be ratified u the people 1t
5 certainly vast fmnrorcHBnt uE n the existing
eatures that might be copIe.r with advantage by
luer StateG-
, 1870-06-01
POLITICAL.

The official vote Of New York State shows
majority Tor Church, Democrat, for Chief
Justice, Of s7,2oG. The new Court Of Ap6eals
will DO composed az follovs: Chief Judse~
sanford f. Church. Associate Judgos-Wm.
F. Allen, Charles Rapallo. Martin Grover,
Rufus W. Peckham, Cha1les J. Folger, Charles
Andrews.
-DE. Samuel Bard has issued tho prospoot-
us Of his new paper, the 1s,te Georgian, to
establish which 1T Atlanta he resigned the
Office Of Governor Of Idaho. He viii urge
universal amnesty, and probably will not 6e
very 10th to c1iticise the acts Of Governor Bu1-
lock.
At tho Republican Convention for st.
Joseph County, Ind, On the 18th ult., tho
Committee On Resolutions reported on
strongly endorsing tho course Of General
Packard, II. C.. from tho Eleventh District,
and recommend his denomination, which VAS
unanimously adopted, and another resolution
Was adopted almost unanimously instructing
tho delegates to the Congressional Conyen.
tlo. rsl, meets Oh tie asth inst, to vote for
porte County, which met on the same day.
also endorsed General Packard.
, 1870-06-01
BOARD OF HEALTH.
E&aasA's DoiuKs the pnst Nrek-SmnII-Pox-
Sufsnucess

The Board ef Health hela Regular meeting yes-
taraa5. PresIt.ent johnson in the chair, Thexn
were present Commissioners Raucn, Hoard, and
tsleA Slr l1sse1l, Secretary, read the minutes of
tue last meeSng, which were adopted
wlK1LY MoRTAL1TY.
3ne Sanitary Superintendent reported for the
: week, az folnws: SnmSer Of deaths, 81: CORES
Senolng weak last rear, 200; presiding week thin
year, III: G@rrcase, 81. There were 81 males au.i
% females The mean Temperature for the week
wxs to degrees.
Ihe DEANS we're dlst-19Itcl e follows. First
Ward, 2; Second, l; Tlif1I, Il Fourth. /: F1fth.
nome; Sixth, :; Seventh, 3; Eighth, .: Ninth, !:
Ientn, a. Eleventh, -. Twelfth, 6; Thirteenth
none; Fourteenth, 2; Fifteenth, I; Sixteenth, 6:
seTe nteenth, 4; Eigateentn, q; Nineteenth, l;
2; jewish Hospital, /; Lake Hospital, i: Merc1
Hospital, l; St. Joseph Orphan EsJ1nm, L
Total, 81
The general sanitary condition OF the city Is
goSd; and , thc decrease n mortality. compared
ness lulantfle mortality ls decreasing. Male
mortality Is greater than female. nhere was ons.
Ssath e. ~ rem en- smaepox, and Gases reported It
NO: icy l1ne sttt It No. u English ssreet yus los
and 1el Fisk street The mean temn:Yature VI
the week was 5elower,han last wseK, and no rain
IN 1ssa ~ hes ue i se,S ass 20 M week
tiMe $3.50 inches less rain than I'll nom JauusrY
to the came late last year.
L.
On SATURDAY. the fr1t maTk4l change WIS OBJ
served In the condition OF tie a,Itr Branch a
Eighteenth street; and yesterday AZ : p n, al
thtuRh theza still was dec. ED snlet ut H1isted
street. the.p was marked change "a tea water,
change In the intensity Of the odor Tie Mouth
Branch ha9 been daily growing worse.
The report Was accepted 4aA died.
EutsASCES. iDAT6D.
Health OGlceF BQrnau reported the nhaternent
Of 1,.s2 nuisancea aud tasl So premiss& we're cpc.
necteu With street. sewcA
The report WAS dletl.
S14kAKCE.
petition was reait from large ntrrnhrr of caff-
ices requesting The abatement " nuisance In
the shApe Of d!red On the uess side Of Rtsson
road, from AttWauAee ayenuc moth, to the nx,1tu
0! said ditch n the North Branca. It was rtnort-
:! as being IN nhhJ auta unhe 4thy conIit.cu
The communication was referred to the Bosrd
Of Public Works
Residents Of Canal street and vicinity. aoush of
St1tecnsh strset, prayed for the ahatc5.ept Of q
nuisance fn the shape Of At old brick s4r1 at the
winter.
Referred 70 the Board uf Public W9zkz
FINANCE REPORT.
Tie Finance Committee recomme Hded the paJ-
Il, ,IO1.
Adopted.
TIE VIEW QCAEfEE2
The sanltaJy Superintendent vas empowered %
more out OF the present quarters Of fte board 20
the Health Once, Room - Court House, where
peYmlM, DC, Fiu be granted,
The board then Adjourned.
, 1870-06-01

The Massachusetts House Of Represen-
tatives, after long controversy, has reject
ed bill proposing to lend or appropriate
50, 500, 900 10 the Hartford L. Erie Railway,
a sxindling corporation which has
already made way with 91,5oo, 900 Of
State funds. It is noticed as
a somewhat curious circumstance that the
task Of battling against this unbluahing
scheme ESQ far as the press was concerned)
Was left to the unaided efforts of the Spring.
field Republican, the Boston newspapers
being as oblivious of the matter as though
it were a transaction affecting the Treasury
Of the Khedive, aud relating to the COM
pletion OF the Suez Canal
, 1870-06-01
LONDON JOURNALfHM

The London Ec0Homsst observes and re-
grets the loss of power, enterprise, and In
| come Of the daily press Of London, and
the great relative advances of the journalz
OF the other English cities Two of the
morning dailies have died within year,
and four within few years; only sir, in
all, remain for the great city of London,
and Of these, two, the -ddrertiser and Pest,
are eustnined by class connections, and
only the Tines and Daily Neus exercise
any marked influence. The total circuls-
tons Of all are only half those of Paris
and New York, and . third what they
should be- Only twn hara a fnraign neepa
staff; only one has correspondents in the
other cities of England, aud none have any
in Scotland, while the telegraph is almost
unused. OF municipal news, there is nett
to nothing, and Of country newa nothing
at all unconnected with imperial politics,
Men cease TO care what the papers say, and
to great extent cease to read them. The
Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool
papers, on the other hand, treat public
topicswith as much ability and publish "a
much general and more local news than the
I,ondon nanera. '~@-
Tbe Etono1n;xt he,;axa0 tte conso ~ Nj,
zosa~ :. ~ ~. ra.as =. a.. 49,, - s ~ - s-l'
-.t;t;o,, ~ ~I;c1, ,ha ,-aean+ ;on,na1a 100
l,,h;o.,toa an,;n, tho;~ n,-a ,-,s.ah1.
aa.;Ssss ana ~ eansaansnt T 1a.t ~ antar
p-: o.1soA.as:: ~ - ,:D,a~aa ~ 49, sa..;a.s1. ~ -
p..o 10y .uen o'ep,ea-
:, "otAeu 'rem nAe q nl"e e'uns ou' ~
.ney ,co"ia 11om tnem N ol''oenns' aoo
returning to them as little as possible III
expenditure and enterprise HaE1ng' as
.ney Deemed complete monopoly OF the
ne'a' OWING to the great expense and ,'sk
, 1870-06-01

The new Constitution OF Illinois is at-
tracing great and favorable attention from
the press throughout the country. Tho
Nation, in an appreciative article. approves
its restrictions upon specia1 Legislation,
upou the contraction Of debt by counties,
cities and towns, its division into legisla-
tive districts by counties, or parts Of
counties, so es to avoid "ge11yman.
dering," its provisions for the pro
po.6ouate representation Of both
the majority and parties
, 1870-06-01
The Fifteenth Amend tucnr.

/ " TI,n :, ~ ~ or <..<. ~ ~. nay -.
H., TnsssI ~ et ~ ento1 ae t1gn's or citizens OF
9i this CHion and foE other PURPOSES" ~ it
finally passed both Houses Of Concres. t1ifrers
from the Senate bill. in tho fojfo ,s;no nsrt;cno
lars F0'eso
The 19tJ. aact;on rb;.,, .,.h,os A.
5ort ~ ,,a.. aol., MAA!i ehap!ca the PIesl-
~ ptesent me slolatlon aud enforce the due
| execution OF this act, is changed 30 as to al
! low their ue9 only ttss shall ba necesaarv -
sid in the execution OF judicial process issp ad
| under this act" Certain sections ira strane1th.
cned bv the addition OF f,rther snec;t;c ,t;oSs
A. for Instance, the 18th sect;on Ia r;1e1 ,,,as
ded that sll pernons Ti,b;n ;nr;sa;et;r5 ~.
Vnited Sf ates alalI ho e7,I;ot - - y. ~ wy
! nan.1t;ae taIss ~, o9.s.;n ~ me same
~ a1s1,s. ;a - aua e1ac1pns u as White men,
y LuI uS,o ctAuso - now auded, B." and none Otha1-H
Ward' are added to the list Of crimes il Sec
ton 20, viii Ii arc enumerated as int erfcrcnces
with 1egiatr alton. The following cInnaa on5
hectious are af4]itionaI.. ~A""oo 0o'
The iaWs of i, stsse or Tesa m maze de- u9aes
delegate ia ca ncress shai, ~ teptssentauve or
ueemed tn be- a 1eTstr,Iinr 1I,,; ~ Gnoseu, snaA be
ths act notWf, :hsfansItnr Ia "a we meaning OF
n ale fof the n, lrnoses ~ anv stnt 5naA aso pc
muuicpal eiefr tnr VA "1' SaAte, 1et1leoI1ar or
SEE II. a. 81 ng,A.~.+., n-
Of any csn3Lfst,e ~ 1s1s,s ~. ~ tae Name
reaenfsftVa 81 ArSsgetn = - - voteo lof - rep
nure<1 10 r. urf,1ssrt $.ESst4s In nn1
llcAes or haijnr III ~ z.tMa1tex or pereona
T. be toAeA - eaaee> elects1n for Stale Ter-
Ilt9rtAt Or municipal oF-losal efkcra it shai be
pose Of lndtcttng or oonstea0g any pez1ou chafred
With voting, or attempting 70 CfF 10 rpte unlars
, 1870-06-01

TT first mosquito story OF the season
comea1om Maine. The Ellsworth AMER icm
tells and it is to the effect that the naosqui-
toes se 30 aumetous in Orland that three
bo5sf concluded to see how many they could
intda 1args:aized factory pa1 until It wa
croiled "a heaped full, ind they Judged
th3scrapd oil Of tho water md Put On the
grqnd anf cFpehed more than two pals fu1l
m9e,"
, 1870-06-01
THE VIRTUES OF THE c81rEsR.

! Lae honorable emulation and ambition n
journalists themselves.
THE VIRTUES OF THE cHINEs8.
1t is difficult for us to conceive that im1n
h1na, Ike the various inferior orders b.
c1eatlon' Is constructed on the principle d
lnnn1te diversity, natures constant eiroti
'oen6 10 AVOID repeating herself, whether
1aees OF Individuals. 4 letter from The
1ses, ~, L. ft1ne to tho Now York 0d*erre,
lueaiiS SONS ,e@arsaole contfasta between
ealnese ea7anza1aon and ours. The mari.
nef compass is made to point South, in
stead OF North, BY putting the index on the
Opposite end OF the needle; rider mounts
nofso nom tne On SIDE instead OF blacI
ing snoes, hoy whten them with chalk thp
o4o nen ny 1ae 6ltes, while the boys look on
An amef'can, as an act Of hospitality,
'reats you to a glass OF vine A Chine
man introduces you to his dead grand
mothef' Ii nor coffin. He shows you his
own eofhn with as bland pohteness as .
a4 I,. "ou.o sno" you ms pictures of
A,a. 4sii l4s aoeS- 10 express ny
pe4o4o q, nee',ne Soo' ne ooes not shake
,'a1 "Ano' ous LIS OWL moving them M
aao oo"a as no were pumping out his
feelings, and the gush WAC slow. In caseq
OF smallpox and the itch this mode Of
salutation has the highest hygienic quail:
ties Instead Of taking of his hat, on
coming into your presence, be take4
off his shoes, A a mark Of anac7o1
honor ut feast he seats you at bia left
hand, not at his right. and sends your;
ladies into an inferior room, to eat by
themselves, 80 that YOU can Get as drunk AZ
you please without gratifying their
curiosity. Unmarried women are REGARDED
as of very little account; but mothers al
ways rule their Children and Grand
children. to whatever noe tbov NAV atto;r !,
Here on tba contrnrv watt ,oI,. as.,.
command ali Who ann,nsch ~, 80 Su ~
ru1e Of children orer thar n.rart, &C. ;s or1u ~ !:
lass ne,fect than their s1.,ov aza- 49,
prand.na,enta Haro Don o.L f..,.a~
how manv Children he bas sra bs ,,.mars
perhaps. three. In China ha xon,5 ans,ar
tsone child and 4wo o;r,s - nh. ch;nas.
men wear frocks and carrv f.nn md the
women w4art tba ,an,,1oo,, ,na .m,t. r.
these respects, h,,woyer tbo txo conntrios
are not very unlike. wAan a man ,narr;as
his mother acquires the right to ..bosa" b;s
wife as well as himself, which is yo1. COW
soliug to all parties. The mother-in.lav ia
conso1ed by having one moro to boss over.
The husband il consoled by the feeling that
his labor is divided The daughter-in-law
is consoled by knowing that abe1h do the !
Same when she 'becotues mother-in-lav.
In China your dressmaker is o man, if Won
are woman, but the person who constructs
, 1870-06-01
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.


Opinions OF the PrvM,
. The Peoria Transcript, which psefudged t
y new constitution, md announced ito iuteuti
to oppose it long before it WE complete
? and which continued to assAl it for fortuig
q AFTER the adjournment of the convention, b
= | reviewed its position xnd examined the n8w
q X stument with more care, and now fnds mu
! to commend, and has concluded, upon Il
whole, to support it. Thsre is much, it Bay
in the article in relation to future amendmen
3 to reconcile it TO other articles, which it do
] | not Ike. It says:
: There is in this provision muclr 70 reconcile
to the new constitution, which, taoas'h it Is n
the people Of the State will be atoxtt.r sat1s6t
with. Jet contains many excellent pfpytx. ms Ink
ought to be a pa. Of our funtlament.a hn. II II
mode fer amending It, the defects cat1 be Afinn
ted without much tFoubIe--certalnIy Wttt4'n II
arc not sure but 1t will be best to tage TIM rls
strumeut with I'll its faults md trust to tie Ia i
lature and the people for such amendllent9 IS !,
arc cannaent .a9a, WILL he found necessary UPON L
There Is such pressing importance for ths -
oRaniz;aron Of the Supreme Court. for an tn
liberal salar!es to our public ofccrs. ali Of widcs
is provided for In the new lnstrument that r. K
very hard for ns TO say that it Is not best to secure
| thtm, even We haft "a take considerable eui
From tas Knezrilze Republican,
| Every voter should give the new constitution q
careful reading aud consideration, IN % cnmnsrison
With nc present constitution. 4 number Of salu-
tary changes sre introduced In the several depart
mfnts, which are recapltuI3tetl In the altrrss
| Among the most important are those fofEpfcyent-
Ing the hasty passage OF utconsilesed Laws hy the
legislature an1 prohibiting special legislation Oh
corruption IN the Capitol, and c1pense aud dam
age to the State at large for the selfish bcnc1t OF
, 1870-06-01
THE NORTHH EST

On tho "a Of July, = Workingmen's Con-
vention " will meet at Belleville, for the consid-
e1ntaon of al question that may Affect them
lilo Norman stallion +" Hercules" !" belong
, 1870-06-01
Chairman Executive Conncl1, F. B.
RICHARD McCLouD, Secretary. !.
Cen. O,Neill,s side OF the Ssory-Why
1lc Was Defeated ana ~nas Ae
EXpecte&,

EKPecte&s' .-.
Hosrox, May 26--Ths restless GeneralO Seil,
who commanded the ill-timed and badly
aged advance at Franklin, claims that he Is the
victim Of deceit TO Boston gentleman, who
took supper with him on Thurbasy evening, he
freely related his bitter experience. he said
the plan was to have made ths advance from
Franklin onMondav night. Hehsd besn prom
ised that 1,20D men from Boston and v7can,-
Y, and 400 or 800 from Vermont should be at
St. Adams that night, and he had provid-
ed arms, ammunition and pruviHons Tor
them, with means for transportation. To bis
surprise the only forco that came to time vas
the Burlington Company Of sixty msn. The
full force had been ENLISTED, but their officers
were tardy or treachefous, and he found him.
SELF unsupported. He was especially indiS-
nant With Lawrence General who left him IN
the lurch. General O'Ne1l denies that his st
reat Was in accordance With An agreement with
the United States Marshal. He says ali the
men had instructions not to resist the United
States authorities nndor any circumstances,
and that, in obedience TO these orders, they
would not have helped him If he had tried to
xvoid arrest. He believes that if properly sup
ported. there would have been severe fighting,
and this seems to be about all be hsd hoped .as
the result of the expeGJti0n
, 1870-06-01
CHOPS.


The Sparta Herald says tho frequent l,esy,
rains Of tho past wcok haro produced thei
legitimate effect upon vegetation OF all kinds
Wheat is growing with unusual rapiditv, while
corn and grass arc coming forward finely. I'M
prospect is almost cortain Of having IN in.
mcnse harvest. ''''
Tho Alma Etprc,, reports tho weather ro,
markably favorable for growing crops. gprinu
and fall grain never looked better At This soa:
Boil Of tho year. The late rains are copious
ard timely.
The St. croi1 Repuog;can reports crops in
q promising condition.
every reason To believe that the potato crop
will be failure this senson, from tho elects
Of the potato lug. Some farmers say their
vines arc literally alive with them, while
others. whose vines have not yet mado their
appearance, say tue gounl seems to be cover
cd with them.
The West Bend Democrat reports fayora-
bly, on tho crops. Tho splendid showers lately
had tho desired effect Of producing growth
and T7gor. The winter grain looks we'll, es-
specially rye. Spring wheat Ia hardy, aud
al1eady allowing prospect Of nuniAceut re-
suit.
A good, soaking shower OF rain fell in Jas
per county Oh Monday forenoon, sufficient for
present needs, and all kinds Of vegetation arc
nov growing rapidly. Tho prospect for good
c1oEs was never more favorable in that
county.
The Columbus Buletin says: At.ip east
and west, north md south, through the cpup-
ty, has satisfied us that the crop OF wheat, corn
and hay will necessarily be Light this season
Hay is beyond redemption, but corn m1y vet
be improved by timely rafna."
, 1870-06-01

III msd aodI Isaviseda - il vss-onIJ stuw-
ed boz much sM would have to dread frum \
oou1bahsd and wflmaturs3 movement Of the
Irish peop1s, unjr opmpetent military leader
ship. The misconduct OF ; few irresponsible
The d.y Of Ireand's deliveranco; ut ths
sacred duty of, acounpI that deliye1ance
can never be is1pred BY our people; it aha1
not now be sbaadoned, even for a day, ~
those Who have mt their hands to the work !;
md the events o1 the past few months prove
conclusive1y that neither knave1y nor state
craft can avail 10 pevent the advent Of the
glorious day Of Irish independence.
JANLs GBBoSa,
Cbair1a1n Executive Council, F. B.
RICHARD NcC1oUD, Secretary. =.
, 1870-06-01
THE CITY DEBT.

Under various acts of the Legislnturc the
cry OF Chicago has authority to issue
bonds, for certain public works, to tho
amount Of nearly 1900, 600. The bonded
oeos o. the cit ,, on the 1st OF April, 1870,
Was IL, ,35o, 900. The new Constitution
which viii be in force August 8, 1870, pro.
nio'1s me mourning of debt, by any munici-
pal corporation, beyond pei cent of the
assessea q value Of the taxable property Of
"a me CITY, according to the last preceding
ota.e assessment The present authority
OF the city to sell bonds extends to the fol-
, 1870-06-01

James Gibfon~' Pr0cIn mntion-TAc
Diaah1cr In Canada the Reaulk OF
O'Neill's usuEpution-The Conccn.
trati0n OF Irish PAtTiotism: DE.
nnnded-The Ca1adlan E1Pedltksn
Unauthorized = 1relanA7A Eutufe
Rctiyer5prra.
, 1870-06-01

AhsHaet OF Letters 10 tho Congress
slenR1 Committee ON Mnu4Kac-
ture0, By Special ComunI.sloaer
Weffe-MRsrepFesouta Cerrect-