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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-01

FROM OcHoco.-J. B. Lafollett, late
of this county, but now a resident of
Ochoco, called last Monday. Mr.. L.
is much improved in health since bis re-
noval to Eastern Oregon, and express
es himself as highly pleased with his
pioneer home. He says grain, vegeta-
bles and live stock look well in Ochoco,
and the inhabitants of that locality are
generally prosperous and contented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-01

LIRE AT CoRvALAIs.-LastS Saturday
nQfning, before daylight, fire broke
but in the rear of Hodes' saloon, in
IFvallis, and consumed that building,
.1<b all its contents; also the cabinet
zq2 of Graves & Knight, and Hodes'
1l4fsmith shop. Loss about $11 ,00o ;
SID red for about $500. The fire is
slposed to have been the work of an
scendiary. Our neighbors up the
30 are decidedly unfortunate in re-
.afd to the fiery element, and they
Have our warmest sympathies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-01

In TRoUBLE.-Rnhert Haywood. for
some time resident of this city, but
now engineer on the East-Side railroad,
has got himself into nice fix indeed.
He has been arrested and last Monday
had preliminary examination before
a Justice of the Peace in East Portland,
on the charge of seducing Miss Ursula
Pierce under promise of marriage. The
young woman resides about three miles
east of Portland, and is said to belong
to respectable family of that neigh
borhood
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-01
MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will be twa glass whe. a.. wb
will contain loo. .gp0 nuuh ~. pisin = I.rs. : Z
leather tags The other wia,ei vi: c-a.~ IA
hoxes, each c"btsiribc gifi- CB. z,
number viii ae drawn fr.;,. the i'.s .saa
and the FIRST L"x drawn fI.'n siir - ~ 81 a.
box wheel will cuntain gilt. h>aty !,ru te =
sealed up. and the gift sn draw fr',n tie (
ond wheel will be tim gift o, tire iag frsi dr. "
xhether kloe. 81 600. OF 100 Geo. a. ain.l.,-ee
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-01

We Respectfully Call Four Attention
Who're ten men watch for chances, ono man
makes chances. While ten men wait for some
thing to turn up, one tssrs1s something up. So
while ton fail, one succeeds, and is called man
Of luck. the fayorite of fortune. 7hsrs is no
luck like pinck. and fortune most favors those
who are most indifferent to IL. Now Is your time
to take the AGENCY OF THE BUCKEYE
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. and Make
Yourself Fortunes Favoritc!
For particulars. addrsse
TeyNHR PEARSON.
yen5..s albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-01

The Bulletin assures the people of
ne Willamette Valley that it is not
Ben Holiaday's intention to advance
ne freight rates on wheat after he has
secured the P. T. Company's line. He
Akes special pains to say "wheat," by
hich we may infer that the rates on
I'll other articles and products will be
advanced
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-01
aseA TICKETS DISPOSED o.
IN July.
CHAS. Il. PETERS. Manager
Louisville. Ky.

OFFICE l2o Main Street. Johnson's Block.
r. T. DURRETT, President; W. N. HALDE-
MAN, Vice President; NJ. w. CLUSKY. Secre-
tary; CITIZENS BANK, Treasurer.
Money received for sale of tickets in Califor-
mia. Oregon and Nevada, will be deposited with
Wells. Fargo & Co.. Virginia City. to await the
drawing M. n. FRENCH
Genl Ag't, Virginia City. Nevada,
Who win supply tickets and furnish information.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
PORT OF VIEW YORK, AUGUST 4, 1871.
CLEARED.


Dale ~ y"
Steamship Atlantic, Murray, Liverpool-J II Sparks.
steamship Baayia (Br), Sowerby, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Virginia (Br), Sumner Liverpool-F W
Hurst. "
Steamship Columbia CBr) Small, Glasgow Henderson
Ship Vigil (BrN, Gipin, Liverpoo-Barclsy Livingston
snip ORIENT I'M, London--E Morgans Sons
ship Ocean (NtiI, Gerdes, Bremen-Unkart Il Co.
Ship Zouavc Swain, Alsiers-V II Brown & Co.
Bark James gladden. (Br), Thomas, Cardf-S Merchant
Bark Brilliant Nor), Johannesen, Observation-Disclosures
Bark Patriot, Jones. Queenstown or Falmouth Near.
thur.
Bark Johanne Marie (NG) Herksen. Rsmburs-C Tobias
&Co
Bark r Rogers Prout, Antwerp-Boyd 4 binckep
Bark lie Baron (Br) Holmes, Roterdam-H J DE Wolf
Bark VIM Anderson, Gullison, s.etun-Jamcs E Ward
&Co.
Bark John Zttosen Pickett. Marseles-John Zittosen
Bark Cerere lta Dcfrancisic, Gibraltar for
Agresta.
BARK Orion (Br), Smith, Yarmouth NS-Boyd a Hincken
Brig Harmony, Kaye London Pomarez, Morales Cush-
man.
Brig Eaton (Br) Elwood, Genoa-Jas Henry.
Brig Richmond, overs, Marselies-,Jas Henry.
Br. Alice starreti Hooper, Lsbon-Borand, Dearborn
Co.
Brig Thos Turul, Thompson, Mayaguez, PR-L. WAR
schr Hsrtsene, Dunnam Liverpool Thos Dunham's Ne
phew 4 Co.
schr Astra G.aD, Paola, Santa Cruz Canary Islands
schr Gen Grant, Hawes Tampco-Evans. Ball 4 Co.
Schr II II Thompson, Stephens Jacmel-A Abbott.
Schr Ida May, Buck, st Johns, MP Nevius Son.
Scnr Summervile, johnston, Jordan River, NCGeo Phi
Schr Hero, Kelly Salem-R " Ropes.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
Steamer NJ Massey. Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Philadelphia, Jones' Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
seams a Gy Of Merida. Deatsn Yer. Cruz July a. Pro-
Had calm and ps ana wen
Aug Il %
- steamship sherman, Blanchard, Havana July %, via
Sassaa h with md'e and to the Atlantic Mail
s.s. sn% Csop.,, Php savannah Aug
Steamsh,p George B Upton Roberts, Richmond, City
Bark Naaganse Hamlin Alicante June with old iron,
&C to Atkins Co Passed Gibraltar June p; had
weather psrs isn 1ns,s %.or ,p,, w,,, ~ n
rosswooa to sowrns ArcSlSaa 'A''' days. with
Bark palesina Br Mccullough, St Croir % days,
Geo Hunt. cray Havana IS days, with
days north Of Hatteras with light winds and Gains
to A Sss
the southern passage and had variable weather
s f's WITH
SGi,ep aimsn snno. g with coffee
to Wsnd to Tetsps sos.mann Crossed the Equator July
Brig Annie Gardner Gardner, Demerara, q days. with
Ers water Lily, Miller. $, kn,., 70 day.. with mo...s..
bis winds and Gains.
sImpso89 capp: Had moderate weather been days
nG BRIG q Anna 'r Morrow HOBBS, PR DAYS. with o,,
ses s%raet Permission co. Bsens
0se Been
Bris Jsane xaophe cf, LebeaStine csnuego, % days,
win sugar 10 Fowler Jova- vessel 10 Wendt, Tetens
Brig Rosn, Taihill, Matan.as Is days. with sugar and
moasses to the Long Island Sugar Refining TO
Weinberg Had light winds and Gains the entire passage
Brig Wanderer Br, Gat Matanzas 0days with sugar
70 Boyd Hncken. Been days north Of Hatteras with
light winds aud Gains
Brig l. Wadsworth, shackford Trinidad, 90 days. with
Mo,ssscs 70 Howand and Aspnwa been days north of
Schr II Kelley, Savaniila. 70 days. with coffee. &c,
to jed Frye Co. Had moderate weather. July 3d. lat 30 co.
Ion 49, spoke ship Reunion from New Orleans for Hayre
Schr Dutch Princess (Dutcb) Hasse Maracaibo 10 days.
with &c, Joseph Foulks Sonvessel Paven
stedt d Co. Had variable weather.
Schr Lusa, ndeihil Baracoa 10 days with fruit 10
Pcarsal-vessel to Il J Wcnoerg Had light winds
line weather; days north Of Hatteras.
Schr TT Frazer Madge, BaracoA IL days. with fruit 70
Douglas Griffin.
schr Franklin Clark, Indanola 90 days. with cotton and
hides 10 Hand Reed to Topper Beatte Had
light winds and Gains the entire passage.
Schr kamar Lambert BrazOs u DAYS, with live
oak to 2 Loud Co. Had light winds and Gains DAYS
north Of Hatteras.
schr Forsyth, Paen Cedar Keys, Fla Is days, with
cedar to w Tilton Co-vesscl to master.
Schr Isle Of Pines scu. Virginia. 81 inst OF Hartford
inlet run into by 3mascd schooner bound south,
ryng away bowsprit Jbboom damage TO other
unknown
Scbr Sea Breeze Hogan, virginia.
schr II Pbaro. Edwards, Virginia.
scbr Adams, Bnnnell, Virginia.
schr w Sanders, Smith, Virginia.
Schr Johnson Smith, Virginia
Scbr Oypbant, Bryan, Virginia.
Scbr q Wright Cooper Virginia
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig John Mcdonald (Rr, McAlmon H,lstoro, NJ, for
New Yorh, with plaster TO > Fevius son
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
ITALIAN UNITY.
Address by the President Of the Italian
society TO the Ita!inns Resident in This

AdCfets oy Tue Prestacat oil The Italian
society TO the Ita!ians Resident in This
Country.
The following address OF the President Of the
Italian Society dUnione FrateNanzo viii appear In
to.day's number OF the Eco d'Idy5a:-
To ITALIANs:-
IA the grand pished which makes
Rome the capital tsy patriotic hearts eaped for oy
The Italians have not obtained Rome. but
OF 50 many sacrifices the price much blood On
Ing Rome soldiers political Ministers did expert
ence the effect OF any OF those animosi,ies which
many, who, with rsncor and o.souy, deplored
projected scheme OF liberty and union, SAID eY
lated among he citizens and provinc.as of Rome
toward the soldiers rulers Of the sdon italy To-
ced TO the regime but they RANKED among
patriots. The people have received At orr
ousht By expression and theory and by rule
and Practice give their hand, and work
IN raising fs,hcrand that OF progress cv
cation which its prestige merits.
THE pATeIor's PRAYERS.
lie. us profoundly the symbol Of liberty
which fair Italy has raised in the nineteenth century
scenccs let remember that from has sprung the
most beautiful example OF people who. in dcnhed a
manner proh,ed BY conquest gained after
tces These sentiments animated .hose VINO
Siynor VercelU the Italians n public meeting
the Germs MA Assembly Rooms where they will gather in
large numbers committee OF forty members has
elected. On the latter Will devove the
matters relative 10 the feast This commission has iabored
splendor Of which the auspicious Ia worthy.
IL II hoped that the reunion Monday next will amply
suggest the enthusiasm and patriotic zeal with which
muster around national trcOlor the s5th of
The soemnity which about celebrate interests
only Italians but the whole liberal world Therefore
foreign societies that sympathize with will be duly invited
inst On behalf OF the committee
d. PoRRo, Secretary. n. CORRADI, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

Madame George Sand Is suffering at present
from severe attack OF acute bronchitis.
Earl Russell is about TO publish an historical
essay on 'The Foreign Policy OF England from 1870
to 1870"
Count Szecsen, according to the Reform, OF
Pesth, Will probably succeed NJ ProKeSch. Osten as
Austrian Ambassador at COnstantinople.
The Sheriff OF ChaLcery at Edinburgh con.
siders the identity George II. Osborne drowned on
the Hero in $780, with the late Earl OF Aberdeen,
be established.
The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier after
their stay at Faux BONES, Will proceed to the Cha
Of Randau near Vichy, where the Orleans
Princes will be collected.
M Paul de Cassagnac resumes his connection
with the press by long letter Sedan, published
in the Paris Gdutoi., aud III which he cndeavors 10
defend the conduct Of the Emperor.
M. Rouher, says the Journal De Paris Is in
the French capital and we saw him yesterday. A
rumOr is currsnt that he is the author OF several
ar,ices Published by the France against the tnan.
cial plan oi NJ. fouj er-Querter.
Jules Simon has left Versaesto visit the off.
ferent seapors III which the prisoners MADE during
the 1nsurrecron are collected. lie Is charged 10
hasten the operations OF the cours-mariiai and Is
expected to be absent about week.
The Cars intention TO visit the Caucasus is
confirmed. Extensive preparations are being made
zion. The Hereditary Grand Dukc and the Grand
Duke vladimir are expected 10 accompany the En-
peror.
Mile tatnerlne dc MOntalemDert, one OF the
five daughters OF the late Count has Just taken the
vel Convent OF the Sacre CHur. Laval, May
ence one of the sisters had already entered on a
religious life during the lifetime OF father, to his
great regret.
Lord PenZance has given judgment In the case
Of Maoame Lynch VS.. the government OF Paraguay.
His iOrdship allowed the demurrer, and thereby re-
fused 10 act upon the decree OF con1scauon Under
which the Paraguayan government claimed all the
property OF the late President Lopez.
The King and Queen OF Wurtemberg celebrated
on the l4tn ut, AT FrledriChshafen, the Lake Of
Constance, the twentynith anniversary OF their
rage. AT the family dinner the Gar proposed. in
Russian, the health Of the royal palr and The King
replied In the same language. Many houses were
illuminated Ill the evening.
Citizen Peronnet, pay OfIlcer OF the stan under
the Commune was arrested recently at the house OF
his Mistress Hue SAINT Louis. The capture was en-
treiy accidental. as some OF his neighbors having
complained the police that he allowed Dog 60
unmuzzled two agents went to the house, wnen lie
insulting in his behavior that they insisted
ms going with them to the station where he was
mediately recognized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05

fchr Ticker Rare ss Island for New York, with nsh to
sosr French Jones' RoctpOr for New York. with
sshr Sarah Buckley. Buckley Dsnforh Point for New
,sehr Phoebe Elizabeth, Crossley, New Haven for New
Sem Gilmore, Mcdonald, surry for Rondou with um
.l sser jacob Raymond Latham New Lyndon f.. Ny
chr Potter Hooper, Bradbury, Fan River for navef-
ssssrr fFnaIHs Ennis. sri isspor tor New ySrx
sc cSr "a. Berry horon Providence for Eli1ybshro
vSn ro ss hS Sr Ssw York
sr Maria ?, Morris, Dennis for New Yors.
f s rrG ss% o er Ne" York.
s rssG s. f sa Fri E sr for New
sssr so Blake lake Blake Digh.on for New York
s ssSr kosnoke' Cook, Taan,on for New York.
sshr Ella milton. Cole, Providence for New York.
New n s. SSw ar rer ie for Ea
sshr Ella Ais ,n Kent New soehes for New sars
Potts fsss Se% iiavsn for New sS York
SaGn F tor Ssw cs New York
sssT m Isys.y sh i.T'iSSsf
schr Sarah Layerne, AveriiI Bradford for New York
as.y1 S New York
sc csr os Rr1w s %es.s prsydsnss for hew xSr
ss pavid Growsi Dunn. Cow Bay for New York.
ps ew Ss E s ssM
Schr DIR Kane, Bishop Providence for New York.
steamer Electra Mott, Providence for New YORK with
mdse and passenger to Isaac OdelL
BOUND EAST.
s sSn ondSa for o
Sesr Sharn, Martin, Port 10 lnsoD for New Haven
schr Kent Montgomery, New Brunswick for New Haven.
schr sarah seisey, Candy, New Brunswick Tor New Ha
Brig g p Sherwood, Taylor, New York for Sydney, CB.
schr scotia Rogers, New YORK Tor Mystic,
Scbr Flash, Fish, Horizons Point for Mystic
ford.
schr Alert, Hulsc, Weehawken for Port jefferson.
Sohr Aiay Knapp, New York Tor Norwak.
Schr slas Wright Nickerson, Clinton Point for Sioning
ton.
schr Henry Middleton, Brown Baltimore Bridgeport.
dencs.
schr Reading Railroad No 81, Adams, Phladepha for
schr Cabot Parker, New York for Boston.
Schr Sias Brainard, Haskin. New York for Hartford.
Schr Amelia Augusta, New York for New Haven.
Schr j Hoyt, Iranner Baltimore for New Haven.
schr Aguizar Thomps Port Johnson for Providence
Schr s Dyer, Dyer, Port johnson for Portland,
Schr Mary Matt, Parker, Rondou for Providence.
Schr Mary Matilda, Douglas. New York for Noank
schr Naiad Queen Chase. Hoboken for Fall River.
Bedford.
Schr Estele Curtis, Elizabethport for Providence
Schr ID l. Sturgis, Hutchings, New YORK for Boston
Schr Jnila Perry New ! ork for Bankor
Schr n Gushing, Mann, Rondout for Boston.
Schr PIowb0y, Hallet, Newburg for Boston.
STOOD Nation, Brown New YORK tor New Bedford
steamer Gsaies, Nye. New YORK Tor Providence.
WmTEsToNE. Ii, Aug Al 80 Pm.
"A parR ana schooners the southward anchored on
Hart Stand this Pm will proceed the
morning
Wind n, sunse; W. light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
PRE- IN MONTICELLO.
A BIocl Of Buildings Destroyed In Month
cello, Sullivan County Losses. $4,000.

cello, Sullivan County-L0sscs. 5000
PORT JERvis, n. y, August t. 1871.
The Mansion House, large and popular hotel, to-
gether with all Its stables and many Of its contenIs
two large buildings occupied respectively by New
Kirk and A. olInstead dry goods and grocery
stores and a barn belonging to W. II. Cady, were
destroyed by fire last night ut Monticello favorite
summer resort, about twenty four miles from this
place, on the Monticello and Port Jervis Railway
The fire originated III barn Of the hotel and randi
" spread 10 The adjoining buildings The losses in
the aggregate Will reach $4,000, over halr Of
which Is sustained by :. ". Royce proprietor OF the
Mansion House, upon which there an insurance
OF but $4,000, III the Lycomlng Insurance Company,
Of Murray, Pa. W. II. Cady owned the building
occupied by Olmstead's store, on which there was
an insurance OF $1,000 IN the Orange County Mutual.
Cady's residence was also damaged by fire and
water 10 the extentof 900, covered by insurance
IN the Continental or New York. The stock OF L.
Newkrk was insured for $4,000 in the Etna Of Hart
ford, the Westchester and the Albany City COM
panies. There was no other insurance as IL known.
The hotel was filed with bOarders from the cities,
and their losses in clothing, &C., are material The
fire destroyed the business centre or Monticello,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
CASUALTIES IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT
BROOKLYN

four-yearold son Of Morris Crane, Of No 1874
North Eighth street, Williamsburg was run over on
Thursday afternoon by furniture wagon, driven by
Robert Primrose, ana sustained injuries that re.
suited in death. Primrose was arrested yesterday
and locked IN the Fourth street station house to
says that he did not believe the child was seriously
injured at the time Of the casualty, he would not
nave gwen the police The trouble OF hunting him uD.
Coroner Wnitchill was yesterday called TO hold an
inquest In the case Of "A boy named Henry Hentzle.
VINO was drowned While bathing 10 Newl0wn Greek
gU The IreYJOns d..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05

DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSrC OK
III detention from business, for Structure, Fsua Piles
of Pelvic vscera, Diseases and OF
the Rye Nose Face and Person.
HENRY a. DANIELS, N. d., ia Lexington svepus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IRON
N the Courts of different states No publicity AdvIc
free. Notary Public and Commissioner Tor every State
n. l. KING, Counsello or at La W, 1913 Bfoaiway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05

pHEUMATIsM CAN BE CURED WITH ELIAS RHEU-
IL InaSic Remedies. One trial will sulerer
Patients treated daily from to gratis 6l5 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
OCEAN STEAMERS,

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
SHIPPING NEW S,

Almana. Tor New YORK --rh;s Day.
Sun rises. ...... . 90 Moon rises .eve 10 IL
Sun sets. ...... IL High water. morn II Al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
SI0a'e.

Store.
Mr.. Vincent, student of Canton
Theological School, preached in the Uni.
versalist church, last Sabbath, from the
text "0ur Father who art in Heaven"
His sermon was a scholarly production,
Astounding infervur, eloquence and pathos;
and his description Of happy home was
so captivating, that, could it be realized,
this earth would truly be another Eden
The Teachers examination was held
last Saturday. Eleven teachers were pres
eut, and all received certificates. A
Teachers meeting was appointed Friday
evening, May 26, to be held at the school
building, Stowe village. All teachers arc
cordially invited to be present; and il
there is any teacher in town who has not
cim enough to erert herself sufficiently tc
be at the above stated place promptly, il
is obvious to any clear thinker that said
teacher has no interest in her work, and
lie working for PAY only.
Query--Is "Sally Slater " dead I?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

BosToN has been alive with military he
roes during the last week. The meetings
have all been occasions Of great interest,
and the banquets have been Of character
to commend the caterers of the city. A
great many speeches have been made, but
the most of them have been short, pithy
and soldierly. We are glad to note that
no attempt was made to give a political
character to any of the assemblies. There
had been contest foreshadowed in the
Grand Army of the Republic, to gain con-
troll of that body for political purposes,
but the election of Burnside is an indica-
ton that the politicians are to be kept at
bay. The rank and file of the organiza-
ton are composed of men of both parties,
and they do not mean to let politics inter-
ferc with their work OF course there
are politicians who will try to use such an
organization and it will require "ete,ual
vigilance" to keep them from mischief
The conspicuous horoes Of the war--such
as Meade, Sheridan and Hooker-have
been received very cordially by the people
of Boston, wherever they have had look
at them, and altogether it has been gals
week il the city,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17
The Treaty.

Though we cannot find room for the full
text of the treaty just agreed upon by the
Commission, brief statement of its essen
tial points may be of interest to some of
our readers:
/. The Alabama claims are first men,
toned The British government express
regret for the depredations committed
and the claims are to be referred to an
arbitration board Of five-one each, from
the U. s., England, Italy, Switzerland and
Brazil.
.. The arbitrator are meet at Geneva.
Switzerland, within six months of the date
of the ratification Of the treaty. Awards
are to be made speedily, and paid in coin
within twelve months after such award
3. As to all other claims, they are to
be referred to three commissioners, one
each from Great Britain, the y. s. and
Spain. 1881 aa
All decisions are to be final, and claims
not presented before the commission, as
specified, are to be forever debarred.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-17

rsucrai eharastaE q ihe STATE aud city
ssyeuasai is sush that The maa who
should aseribo their general policy 70
pure asd patriotic motives would be
Iaashei At everywhere Is TOO eredulous
70 DO bushes.
The finances % The city an not explain
cd TO the publi.. Ne report Of them Is
made. althoaga he LA requires H. aud
the lau.makiug power itself hasiens to
pardon aud to pr0loug this disobsaienee.
IN the same way the whole business OF
Legislation Is transacted, practically, 10
secret. Bills become laws without any
kowlcdg, on the part Of the Legislators
themselves Of what they are euaeiing. A
secret council of managers dictate to all
branches Of the government what they
shall do; aud control the policy Of the
State. in all It's departments, solely with
the view to obtain as much money as they
can for themselves aad their followers, aud
to perpetua,e their power.
Ii is no secret that a large part Of the
Republican party finds much to disaPProve
in recent acts both Of President Grant and
of the majority of Congress. The neglect
Of revenue reform aud Of civil service re-
form are political errors aud national mis-
fortunes. Yet they are all but triiles
when compared with the disasters which
would be brought upon the country If the
reckless faction that has disgraced and
pluudered this State and city at Albany
should obtain control of it, The demo.
cratic leaders may be sure that the peo-
pie may find fault with others and yet no
wise prefer them. A serious study of
Washington may for time 'Puzzle the
will, but a glance at Albany is enough
to