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The Strictest Neutrality EnjOihed.
FROM EUROPE.

Breaking the News lightly to the PRrisians.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-The Journal 0ficiel this
merning says the Minister of the Interior has
made public note from the Minister of War,
to the effect that the Government having re-
ceived no dispatches from the Army of the
Rhine for two days, on account of interruption
OF telegraphic communication, he thinks the
plans of Marshal Bazaine have not yet sue
ceeded. The heroic conduct of the soldiers In
facing an enemy of superior numbers permits
us TO hope for the success of other operations.
The RemorseIess Advance,
The enemy's pickets have appeared at st.
Dizier.
[St. Dizier, where the Prussian pickets are
stated to have appeared, is town of 5000 in
habitants on the right bank of the river Marne,
95 miles s. E. of Chalons and lis miles E, g. E.
of Paris. In 1914 the French troops twice de-
feated part of the allied army in this neigh
borhood.-ED. TELEGRAPH.
victualiDs Paris.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-The Joltr4iG! Oficiel to-day
reproduces the circular of the administration
inviting farmers and others to store their grain,
etc.. in Paris.
The Battle of Gravelotte.
LONDON, Aug. GA despatch from the Min
istry of Foreign Affairs at Berlin states that
there were engaged in the battle of Gravelotte
parts of the I'd, 7th, 9Th, 9th, and 18th Prussian
Army Corps. In reserve were the Sd and 10th
Corps, q few divisions of which, including artil-
lery, shared in the fight.
The entire French army, except MacMahon's
corps and two divisions of General Failly's, were
engaged, occupying entrenched positions, all of
which at nightfall had been carried by storm
The losses have not yet been correctly ascer-
tanned. The contest lasted from noon till in
the evening.
Bazninc's Plans BaRed.
LONDON, Aug. 22,-The Journal Oficiel Of
Paris to-day believes Bazaine's plans to have
been baffled.
EDgland's Interference.
The Times this morning has a special tele-
gram from Berlin containing the following
items:-England would no doubt, prefer to have
the old German provinces of Alsace and
Lothringen established into an independent and
neutral State.
Garibaldi.
Armin, the North German Envoy at Rome,
has paid visit to Garibaldi, at Caprera, in con-
sequence of an alliance between Italy and
France.
Sons of Bismarck Wounded.
Two sons of Bismarck, officers in the Prussian
army, have both been wounded in the recent
battles.
The Prussian Cavalry
was not used TO any great extent in the engage
ments around Metz.
Prussian Siege Guns.
A large number of heavy siege guns have ar
rived at the Prussan front.
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FROM THE STATE.
Determined Suicidal Attempt.

Special Despdtch 70 The Evening Ieegraph.
YOUNGSTOWN, Aug. pa man named David
Roberts was arrested here yesterday for disor-
derly conduct and put in the borough lookup.
In about two hours afterwards a gentleman
walking in the public square heard
noise in the cell where Roberts was con-
fined. Upon climbing up to the window
the prisoner was found hanging from one of the
bars in his cell window. He had made rope
out of his underclothing. He was Immediately
cut down, but before entrance to the cell
could be effected Roberts had hung himself
again. He was cut down for the second time,
and, by medical assistance, restored to life. He
is doing well this morning, but appears TO be
labOring under mental alteration.
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FOURTH EDITION
VIOLATION OF SWISS NEUTRALITY.
Austria The Friend Of Prussia,
TO-DkY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Smuggling by Naval officers.
Exchange Of Coupon Bonds.
Etc, Etc. Etc, ETC., Etc.
Smuggling by Naval officers.
ETC.. Etc. Etc, Etc, ate.
FROM EUROPE.
Swies Neutrality.

Special to the N. y. Telegram.
LONDON Aug. ga special desp atch re
ceiyed in this city this morning from Switzer-
land states that the Germans had commenced
throwing o bridge across the Rhine at % point
between Basle and Muhlhausen, within close
proximity to the Swiss frontier. Ten thousand
German troops were collected at that point.
The Swiss Government has protested, in the
name of the independence of Switzerland,
against any violation of the neutrality of her
territory.
French Agents Arrested.
Stockholm advices state that French agents
have been arrested for bIibing the press to ex-
cite sympathy for France, to the embarrassment
of the Government.
Austrian sympathy with Prussia.
A telegram received from Vienna states that
the Austrian Germans have pronounced in favor
of Germany in the present war. A proclama-
tion is said to have been issued in their name
calling upon all their patriotic brethren to rally
to the support of Prussia and German unity.
Ports Reopeled
Various ports in Nordenay and Barkeim have
been reopened.
Explosive Balls.
Balls thrown by the mitrailleurs are found
TO be explosive.
Victoria and Eugenie.
BERLIN, Aug. pa letter from Queen Victo-
ria to the Empress EugeRie, dated Aug. 15 re-
latiDg to mediation is, published here to-day.
She regrets her inability to mediate. She init
mates that that is an affair for the Cabinet, and
the Cabinet thinks the time inopportune.
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LEGAL TNTHLLIGENCE.
The BoodIe King is Free.

United States District Court-Judge CadloalGder.
This morning the case fixed for trial was that
of Andrew j. Wightman, known in some cir
cles as the Doodle King" charged with
making and issuing certain counterfeit United
States Treasury note, which he was supposed
to have used in the Doodle game. The commit
ment of Wightman for this offense occurred
last spring, when he appeared in this
court as a detective in the secret SER
vice of the Treasury, and gave the prin-
cipal testimony against Colonel Sherman,
the beer stamp counterfeter. In the course of
his testimony he stated that he had operated
with Sherman in the Doodle game, and by it
had made $4,000 from George Mountjoy Imme-
diately at the close of the trial the Judge, upon
his own motion, held him to bail to be tried for
making what is called flush" note for this
game. He was admitted to bail, and was last
week brought back to this city for trial. In
opening the case the District Attorney stated to
the jury that he would prove that
the defendant authorized the making
of this note and issued it, and at
the time of his arrest had upon
his person $4,000 of the stuff
When the District Attorney resumed his chair
and was about to proceed to the examination of
witnesses, the Judge suddenly discovered fatal
defect IN the indictment, which rendered trial
useless, because if a conviction were obtained
1t could not be sustained, and therefore he ad-
vised the Government to abandon the case.
After much discussion and consultation the Dis
trict Attorney submitted to the views of the
Court, and verdict Of not guilty was rendered.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Despatch to the associated Press.

Despatch to the associated Press.
German Surgeons Ordered Home.
Special Despatch to The BUeni'g Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Prussian Consul
at Baltimore has received instructions by cable
to send home the surgeons belonging to the
North German steamers which are laid up at
Baltimore.
The Shenandoah,
at Boston, received her crew on Saturday, and
in few days her officers can mess on board.
She will not sail for the European station under
two weeks at least.
West Point Payments.
Colonel n. w. Brown, Assistant Paymaster-
General, will, in addition to other duties, here
after make all payments of the United States
Military Academy in person.
Military Matters.
The resignation of Assistant Surgeon +. j.
Marsh, Aug. IL, has been accepted.
First Lieutenant Alexander H. Woods unas-
signed, honorably discharged by the President.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Henry d. Wallen unas-
signed, relieved from duty in the Department
of the East, and will proceed to Atlanta, Ga.
Practice-ship Savannah.
Private advices have been received here from
the practice-ship Savannah, stating that she ar
rived at Funchal, Madeira, on the 9th inst, and
would sail in a few days, reaching Hampton
Roads by the 10th of September.
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raj in command Of StrasbdEg had driven out
of the defeDses all who consume army stores
without affording aid.
The Garde Mobile without Arms.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The Garde Mobile is
returning to Paris from the front, doubtless
because it is unprovided with arms. The
Prussisns intend to surround Metz with
circular railway.
Bismafcl's Regiment Unharmed. -
BERLIN, Aug. .-Bismarcks regiment,
which has several times recently been re-
ported totally annihilated, has not yet been
under fire.
PeriIs Of Bazaine and Mac aiahou.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-It is said Marshal
Bazaine is absolutely cut off from his re-
sources. The Prussisns are between him and
Paris. MacMahon is also believed to be
surrounded.
Supplies and Men for the FrontI
PARIS, Aug. 22.-Convoys with pr 'vi 'ions
have gone forward to supply both armies.
One hundred and sixty thousand men have
passed through Paris to the front since Fri
day morning
The Prussinns Cannot be stopped.
1t is generally thought here, however, that
the march of the Prussians cannot be arrested
before reaching Paris.
1t is said that there are now nearly 300, 900
good troops at and near Paris.
1t is believed that one more decisive battle
gives Paris to the Prussians.
Prince NapoIeon's Mission.
FLORENCE, Aug. 22.-Prince Napoleon is
ton of Italy.
French Demands on England.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Marquis de la Vallette,
French Minister to England, has been in
structed to make demands here similar to
those of Prince Napoleon at Florence.
1t is certain that Olivier is still in Paris.
Madame Oanrobert and family arrived in
London yesterday.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, Aug. Pill 80 A. M.-Consols for money
91E for account, 92. American secureties hrmer
and higher. United States 5-20s: 1s62s, 50; 1885,
old, ssH; 1se7s, S5N; 1O-4Os. ssX. Stocks
and Great Western, %.
Aug ss1l5o MGotton
9Ad The sales are estimated at $4,000 bales.
This Afternoons Quotations..
LONDON. Aug. 22-1 7. M.=Consols for money,
Ss of 1866, old, ss: and Of 1887, ST. Railways easier
Erie, 17N Illinois Central, my.
LlvERPooL, Aug 22-1'9O p Motion buoyant
Sd. Pork 1928. Cd. Bacon, 57s Cd. for Cumberland
cuts, and 67s for short rib middles. Tallow, AIS.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Stocks very strong. Money
easy at s@5 per cent Gold, 1l5. 69Os 1852 coupon,
il2; do: 1854. do, III; do. 1865 do, ll1Ali do.
1852 ne% hS DO 1851 no. do 1sSS 1lOA i64os
Canton Company, so; Cumberland preferred, 80
n. Y. Central and Hudson River, 953S; Erie, 22%
Reading, 95X; Adams Express, 65; Michigan Gem
tral, l1szS; Michigan Southern, 921l: Illinois Cen
tral, 1872; Cleveland and Pittsburg 1O55S; Chicago
Wayne, SaK; Western linton Telegraph. SAY. '''
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BaItImers Produo. nIark.t.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-Cotton firm and nominally
lsHc Flour fairly active but very weak and prices
favor buyers. Wheat steady; sales OF Maryland
amber at oo@i 90 good to prime red, 81 500 As
Corn = White, 9Oc@si Os; yellow, sOc aSl O2, as TO
quality; Western, s0s9sc. Oats, l5s4Tc. Rye, 7s@
S5c. Mess Pork, S3CoO@3O75. Bacon quiet; rib
lbh@lbzc. Hams, 251<@96c. Lard dull at lT11@
l1xc, Whikkyqqiet and unchanged
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New York Produce Market.

Ngw YORK, Aug. 22.-Cotton finer; sales of
500 bales middling uplands at 20c. middng Orleans
at 201Ec. Flour quiet and unchanged; sales 1900
barrels. Wheat quiet and steady; sales 24OO bushels
No. O. spring at s13l; winter red western at sl.ss
white Michigan at go. Corn steady; sales 49, 900
SI aS aoo " h Western az oSosc oats uull;
Beef steady. Pork heavy at $500. Lard dull.
Whisky dull at 96lIc
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HUBs-James Kennedy and James Collins,
two impecunious-looking characters, were
arrested at st. John and Green streets early yes
terday morning on the suspicion of having
their possession. Alderman Toland held them
for a further hearing.
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PISTOL PRACTICE.-At an early hour yester-
day A. NJ. row occurred between a party
of roughs at Eleventh and Catharine streets,
during the continuance of which one of the
participants, named Charles Connor, fred four
shots from a revolver at another one. Connor
was arrested, and Alderman Bonsall committed
him to prison to answer.
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SILvERwARE.-On Saturday night the resi-
dence of William Bailey No. 1109 Spring Gar
den street, was robbed of silverware to the value
of $25. The thieves entered the hallway of the
house adjoining, ascended to the second story,
and thence across bulk window to the place of
Bailey,
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BLACK DIAMoNDs.-A poverty stricken erea-
ture in feminine form, named Mary Snebley, has
been held in 5000 bail by Alderman Nelll tor the
theft of coal from the cars of the Reading Rail
road company, on Trenton avenue.
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BU%NERs.Llhe ne ponce Oh the fltth district on
Saturday night arrested 152 bummers and ran
them into the extensive grounds surrounding
the station-house, and kept them therein until
this morning, IN order that our streets might
not be disgraced by them on the Sabbath.
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HERoIC.-Robert Newton is the title assumed
by cowardly character who has of late been
boarding with Mrs. Keogh, at Front and Pine
streets. Yesterday Robert accosted Mrs. Keogh
at the door and commenced denouncing the
quality of the hash" furnished him. Woman
like she replied, when Robert, drawing a black
jack, struck her on the head, inticting severe
wound. For this he was arrested, and Alder
man Delaney held him in $500 bail to answer.
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/. O. w. John Loucom, residing at
Crease and Thompson streets, was this morning
sent to prison for beating his wife, by Alderman
Shoemaker.
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FROM THE WEST.
German Rejoicinxs mt Chica9o.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The Germans are having
a picnic at Ogden's Grove to-day in honor of the
success of the Prussians. Fully fifteen thou
sand persons are present.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

A Leaky Schooner.

NORFOLK, Aug. 22.-The schooner John Farnum
from Baltimore for Boston, put in leaking and viii
have to discharge her cargo.
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.FROM WASHINGTON.
Important Naval Order.

Special Despatch 10 the Eoening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Instructions have been
M Se Dsyv ny 9 rom r
cessariy large quantities OF dutiable articles osten
sibly for private use.
Coupon Bonds EXCHANGED.
Since the first OF the present year seventy-eght
millions of coupon bonds have been exchanged by
the owners for registered bonds owing to the greater
security OF the latter class against loss in of
theft, etc.
The Butler Case.
Up to noon to-day no official information had been
received at the Pension Office concerning the report
of the arrest and bailiDg OF R0derick X. Butler In
Tennessee. The report, however, is credited Dy the
The President.
Unless something of Importance occurs, the Presi-
dent will not return from Long Branch before sep
tember first.
The Butler Case
Despatch to the A Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. % 22-nformation has been re-
ceived at the Pension ONCE that Congressman But
Ter, OF Tennessee has been held In $4,000 bail an
swer at Bristol, Tennessee on August 3Oth, the
charges against him.
The African Squadron.
Despatch b the associated Press.
Rear. Admiral Rodgers writes to the Navy De-
partment of Simons Town, Africa, on July A.. The
Colorado arrived at that port on July after
passage OF twenty-One days from Rio de Janeiro. All
on board WELL lie found there II. B. NJ ship
lata Captain the Duke Of Edinburgh, the Clio
and Rattlesnake. The Alaska is at Cape Town,
having arrived on June 26 1t was the intention OF
Admiral Rodgers to sail on July for Singapore,
passing through the Straits OF Sunda and Gaspar.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA, Aug. 21.-The following was the condi-
ton of the Havana markets at the closing yesterday
Sugar slow OF sale, but prices unatered; holders
demand an advance. Exported during the week
from Havana and Matanzas IL 600 boxes, 1lOO hhds
including 1000 boxes to the United States Stock
naming in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas
256,000 boxes and 5000 hhds No. IL Dutch standard
firm at 9@9ll reals; clayed molasses nat, at 4Ca4k
reals; fair to good refining muscovado sugar dull at
7k@S reals. Freghts at; per box OF sugar to north
ern and southern ports OF the United States 75csl
per hid of sugar TO do s3@4 per hid OF mOlasses to
DO s293 per ton; to Falmouth and orders 2530 shl.
Flour firm, 1091l; Hams in demand Lard nrm 2l%
in kegs and 25K in tins; Lumber in demand for
6.5O@s.5O. Taow firm at 13; box shocks dull at los
reals: hoops, 10000.
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BoIsTERoUs.-Yeste Officer King at
tempted to arrest disordery character at
Second and Coates streets, when he was accosted
by VIM. Elton, who questioned his right to do so.
King insisted that he was right, whereupon
Elton assaulted him for the purpose of rescuing
the prisoner. King at once dropped No. l and
seizing Elton marched him before Alderman
Cahill, who held him in $500 bail to answer at
COurf
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CoNsTERNATIoN.-Anu number of female mourn
ers, whilst visiting the grave of a relative at
Laurel Hill yesterday afternoon, were startled
by the appearance of a mad dog in their midst.
Fortunately none of them were bitten. The
dog was soon despatched by the Superinten-
dent
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fas- INDEPENDENT REFORM PARTY.-AN
adjourned meeting OF citizens favorable to the
DAY EVENING, Esd inst, at Hall N. E. corner Of
BROAD and ARCH Streets. All favorable are in
Vited 10 attend. S22 2t
rJNHE COPARTNERSHIP ENTERED INTO BE-
i tween ELI NJ. BR0OMALL and JACOB
SINEX for the manufacture OF cotton and woOllen
goods, under the firm OF L. M. BROOMALL CO.,
has been dissolved by the withdrawal OF the under
signed. JACOB SINEX.
CHESTER, Pa, August 20, 1870. s22sts
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SECOND BOARD

SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 City 6s, New .1slKl ssh Leh r.. 5lX
$1,000 do. ...s. .bS lOlN sh Penna R.. 5sX
10 sh + a. M Bk 2di i23 40 sh o ca r. 44Z
2sh Cam q Am r. ll5IS 100 do. boo 46
81 do...... s.1l5
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THE TROUBLES OF PoLICEMAN.-Yesterd
Officer Murphy attempted to arrest trough
on TweDty-first and Race streets, when he was
attacked by Thomas Donnelly and William Dun
lap and rather roughly handled his coat being
torn from his back Recovering, however, he
dropped his original prisoner, and with the aid
of a citizen succeeded in arresting his assail-
ants. Alderman Smith held each in $1,000 bail
N an6Wer.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven IL Bro, No. 40 g. Third street..
BETWEEN BOARDS
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OROQUET.
N GREAT VARIETY

NROQUET IN GREAT VARIETY
Rock Maple CrOquet only $780,
-Four quires OF Paper and four packs OF Envelopes,
stamped In a neat double box, only 81 90; by mail,
S116
one quIre OF Paper and one pack OF Envelopes,
stamped, onlg 80 cents. j, LlNERD,
Stationer and Gard Engrayer,
6 29Wsm 9msp No 92l SPRING GARDEN Street.
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T HIRD EDITION

THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Prussia's Gemorseless Advance.
The Road to Paris.
The Battle Of Grayetutte.
Bismarck's Son Wounded.
United States Neutrality.
Proclamation Of the President.
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1.-THE EPISCOPAL REGIsTER."-The issue of
the Episcopd! Register for last week was a
double number, which contains great amount
of religious news from all parts of the world
together with q variety of interesting original
and selected articles. Messrs. McCalla S Stavey
are endeavorng to make the Register the lead
ing religious journal of the country, and their
enterprise thus far has been crowned with a
greater success than was anticipated at its
inception.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-05-21
FROM ILLINOIS,

Rock ISLAND, May 18th, 1870.
we Editor Of the woRruonAs's ADvOo,-x
hiS with pleasure that l forward to;
you Tor publication, the following rel
'0lunOns which were adopted at our
A'' meeting, and may safely add ex4
p'e'se the sentiments Of a large ma.
! 4 OF the voters of this vicinity
trusting that they will find a place III
' paper remain, very truly yours
J.B.C.
h.l.a.s The Workingmen of the Northwe5
ss, "' NJ the time has arrived for them % a.
onnS rights 10 time Of peace, as they wese
H. oefend them IN times Of war. wh1n
AsI.snO'e nation was in peril; and furtheA.
arm w that the Workingmen are the riRht
IN ~ " any nation, and should be repreaant&d
P.. Uut National Councils, Therefore be IA
y,s,;.vned, That the thanks and heartEsIt
T,I.No o. the voters of the great MissisaipUi
ham, are due to Senators Spencer. of Az.
RhoS. wilson, Of Massachusetts, Sprawue. .of
Ia Island and all other SepstoTs nc
- -no assisted in securing the Eight HIur
M - called. Also to Messrs. Butler RaDka
Do;. .es OF Massachusetts,; Hawlev. Of 1lE.
on. archer, Of Maryland Stevenson Of
O,hs. stevens, Of North Carolina Snd All
So. Nno have labored in season AND ouS ~
pOVss - accomplish as far IS lay Ia tAeir
Ri0S. ~ 0ne desired results and benSfts az ~
nOuf Law. Aud be it further
DoIIS~.I That We will waive all iold
bo6S !. feelings aud prejudices. and mite q /.
secure the election Of such nd a.
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Congress, as will demand for the workingmen
their r ghts, under the Eight Hour Law, %
called. And be IL further
Resolved. Shat the course pursued bv the
Government employees in the 4 st. merits our
entire appreciation and We wish them God
speed In the great work OF ameli0rasing ths
condition and constituting to the welfare Of the
sons and daughters Of toll Ard BE- Il further
Resolved, That we feel deeply gratsfal %
MAJOR James BaarAsley. Clark Of the County Of
Rock Island, for hia permetsnt efforts In eur
behalf And We win ever remember him wtth
our best wishes As true friend u the working
man. And Pc 10 further
Resolved, That the speech Of Senator MoRFiM,
Of Vermont, on the Eight Hour Las, b Q wiifaI
perVersion sod malicioas miBreprooemtmsto@ q
facts, and should be fFOWned down BY every
wOrkingmauan the United States. And be h
further
Resolved That we OF the younger SeatsA.
relying upon assistance from our brethren OF the
older States who are moro elaGisntly Or
ganised, and better prepared 70 do battle than
We are thkt their cause u oar cause. and we
will stand shoulder to shoulder with then In any
measure they may inaugurate, having for its
aim the welfare OF the lAbOring elAsseA
On motion il was ordered that q
copy of these resolutions be transmit
ted to F. lChillingworth, ESQ, and by
him be presented to the Workingmens
Convention, to be held in Boston on
the 9Th hit, rs o voice from the West
to their brethren in the East. Also that
copy be forwarded to the WoKKMa-
MANS ApvocAEE for publication.