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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

CLAMED.-Citisens residing in the Fourth
and Sixth districts yesterday identified the
rugs and carpets found in the hands of
Henry Cunningham. 1t seems pretty we'll
settled that This il the fellow who com
mitted numerous burglaries in the upper
portion Of our CITY,
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OFFICIAL -N0TICEg,


MAYoRALrY o. Nsw Ora.Axs. 4,
CITY Hall, October q, 1871. !
~ ~ mo l1se-Administratson Berries lSs&F
An ordinance fr the payment Of the nav rolla
l. therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following spproprist,oss
be and are hereby made n accordance with the
en6ise October Il. ls7i: Ior...:..esl y
~ .
Adopted BY the Council Of the city Of Hsw Of.
.yess: Ceckrm, Shaw, Delssaise. Rsnick. Lsvis,
BENZ. p rnASDzas,' Mayor.
j: GossSsc.s1 c11.x. Secretary: ocss ~,
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
s e1o BONDS. : ess.qtfs
rf p ..rs 49, ~ "a .Fe1 IL
r. DsPAnEnu9 - DmAuup,l
aTC1ty Han, Kew Orleans. October %, ls7i.
Sf ~ 3 fs Es9 49, T Sssas Al - XHs
instant, At steven 0elook -
The city reserves the right e reject Any and III
p, ossss e. ann a%lni:trsto wo a. MSs;...
SALE = MARkEr RstnUss.
.4.l.e xev Orleans, October s, in.
WILL BE OLD FOB Cash At PUBLIC AUC
w tion, On TuESDAY. the hirtyAsst insta1t, st
the revenues Of the public markets for the month
y The issssss N, - required 70 eonserm to all ii.
ne ps.7iless fesai;odnS ths Fssesas seco1diss
ps .iss :: : Is, s ss'1ss. I'm i a.. 3 is ss ea ~: &; e;
ease Of failure = complete TIE soatnct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

The Recorder and clerk of the First Din.
trict Recorders court, with their books,
were before the Grand Jury yesterday.
Mary Williams, alias Edwards, complains
that abe has been badly treated, how OF by
whom 10 not precisely known, but it will
ttanspire in . few days. %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

Iroa Barge 1iue.-A public meeting OF all in
terested in establishing . line Of barees on the
Mississippi river viii be held ct the rooms Of the
MING, the thirtieth instant. at II N. Gentlemen
in charge Of Subscriptions are requested to report
progEess during Monday, at the oflice Of the secre-
tary, No. l6 0Tovt0e street. jobs PHRLP1,
-rt'EtH Chairman Committee.
J. v. LABsrlssu, eecretary. ri1a s oc28
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

FLowERY SPEEch.-During . ward meet
ing one evening Of the present week, n of
the speakers, in excessive animation, closed
his farewell Grafton with the following
startling sentence: when I die, I shall
have the pleasure of seeing you all strewing
flowers over my green grave" The cheers
that followed echoed from end to end of a
down town ward.
Police BoARD.-Z. Schen, sixth precinct,
dismissed the force.
J.T. Harris, second precinct, dismissed.
WI. Goodrich, first precinct, dismissed.
r. E.. Smith, eighth precinct. dismissed.
G.. C.. Marigny, harbor precinct, resigned.
J.E Hogan, first precinct, dismissed.
Supernumeraries b. B. Mansfield and 3
Furiman, fifth precinct. dropped from the
role.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

tilted to the ss,esAl eharscter Of vinet i
the same effect.
The case vs. then submitted to the jury
without argunseat, and after being charged
by the judge - to the various kinds d
homicide and verdicts, the jury retired u
half.past eleven O'Clock. At twenty minutes
to n O'Clock the jury returned into court,
and returned . verdict Of not guilty. The
prisoner was discharged.
NJ. Norbert ,Trepagnier, the clerk of the
First District Court, yesterday transferred
the papers in tie ease0f the State VI. James
d. Houston, charged with m~anslsughtef,
for killing Arthur Guerin, to the clerk of the
Second Judicial District Court. parish Of
Jefferson, the change Of venue asked for
having been granted by Judge Abel. Judge
Don A. Pardee, Of the Second Judicial Die
triet Court, will try the case At the next
term st Carfollton.
Motion for . new trial in the case OF ].
Shearer has been fled. He wal convicted
of assaulting Mr.. Leenard.'
Lucien Prevol, in for killing William
Brufin, had bonds fixed Ut $4,000, Is circnm-
stances warrant such . course. Just before
Brufin died, he declared that the blow he
received was accidental. -,. @0-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

Two FsEr.-Madame Joseph, ON the
complaint of Alexander Chisholm, Of Lo-
Gust street, was arrested for stealing . pair
Of shoes from him. So the madame was
requested to appear on the eighth Of No
yember. + "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28
BY william De Lacy,
nvR LOTS OF GRoUSD IN THE SIXTH DIS
TRlCT. $50
.I.- ~
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans--
No. 34,O63. ~
SUCCESSION OF JOHN Il. wO1TERs.

RY WILLIAM DE LACY, A~ucr1oxHRR,
II ONCE No. - Commercial plnce-SATURDAY.
November q. ls7l. NJ l2oclsck H.. st the 1t. Charles
1 1sl kx g. . ssnen rstqnda q the q.
order Of the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the
second District Court for the paHsh Of Orleans,
dated October q, 1871, No 34y06s Of the docket Of
said court. Vim b sold BY public suction, the fol-
FIVE LoTs OF SGSRSSutHhb, with ea the improve.
ments thereon, situated in Huntsville, now part of
the Sixth Di.triet, in the s91sse beynded BY Levee,
mated by the Nos. 10, l9, 20, q and u, Of square MOI,
and measure - follows: lets X0.l9, 20, Il and q meas
ure each 90 feet mont on Levee street by l02 feet s
forming the colner Of Levee and Eleanor streets;
lot No: IL. adjoining the above in the resr, meas
ures 30 feet front on Eleanor street by i3O feet in
depth between parallel lines..
monihs, for notes secured by mortgage ON the
property sold, and bearing interest ct the rate Of
eight per cent per anLum from date Of sale until
Act Of sale and United States internal revenue
stamps 1T the expense VI the purchaser, before Il.
Commagere. notary public. Oc25 % no4 IL 1885
TWO VALUABLE SQUARES OF 0ROUxD IN 4
BOLTON NJ LARGE SQUARE OF GROUND
AT H INTERSECTION OF THE MErA1RlR
ROAD AND b NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON
ASC GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN L. RlDDELL, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of orleans,
No. 25.902.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

William Harris, arrested By Corporal
Doak, for stealing . bonnet from q lady, OF
the steamboat PArgoud, . few days ago,
was yesterday committed for trial by Re-
cOrder McArthQf. . -.-n!l-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28
By Nash 4 Hodeson.

By Mash q Hodgson.
FOR ACCOUNT OF A FORMER PURCHASER.
of Third and Camp streets, with EIGHT LARGE
CHOICE LOTS OF CIR sUSD, opposite the ele.
CANT residences of Messrs. A. Montgomery, ".
H. Hogan, Mason Pitcher, ESQ.,. and others.
A CHARMING HOMESTEAD, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS, on from two to seven years credit,
with only six per cent interest.
SUCCESSION OF UNCAN n. HENNEN.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
no. %, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28
o

Proposals fer the Cast Iren Csrnlce Of the
CniteA States Custenhsuse, New Or.
leans, Louisiana.
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49, Teksa. 81 shssss e propsrss@
If1oo DAyd1le without deduet5on =.
.-ox/a a.-I.s CHARLID :. 4 VAN,
1gsk box ga, Pesto@se. x0w Ofl0o4A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
l No. 34,822.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28
AUCTION SALES.
By 8. 0uinault.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE NEAR MAtISONvILLE,
AND OTHER PROPERTIES SITUATED In TIE
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS OF THIS
CITY.

SUCCESSION OF ALEJO CARRATERO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

O0ce Of the National steam TRANSFORM.
ton Company, No. l22 Gravier s~treet.-BOoks of
subscription are now open for THIkTY DAYS from
this date for the balance Of the stock. .2%
EDWARD G.. ET1WART,
---= Assistant Secretary.
xsu Orleans, October 20, 1871. oc2i St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

Betchelsr's Hair Dye.-This superb hair
dye il the hest IN the ~wosld-gerfectly harmless,
reliable and instautaneous; no disApPotntment; NO
William 4. .Bstchelers hair dye produces immedi.
ately . splendid black or natutal brown; hsves
tain 5 particle Of lesi or any injurious. eompouad.
Sold By III ~dfuggista. Factory, No. is Bond street.
New York. 5y13ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

CFeseeat Clsy @A1k, New OFbeanA, aep.
TENDER -, ~ Board Of Directors Of tEis
bank having this day paced . resolution favor,ng
the adoption Of the national banking system, the
stockholders are Eequested to call It the banking
1871, and register their votes for or against its adOp-
ton. CHARLES FACRIE, Z. Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

OQcO Mueual AID and Benevoleae Life
Insurance Association Of Louisiana, No. 100 CarOn-
delet street, New Orleans. October Is, lS7l.-Mem.'
bers Of this Association are hereby notified to A.
tend . meeting. 10 b held ct this Office, on MON
DAY, October 20. between the hours Of 8 4. n and
IF. y. Object Of the meeting-tO vote upon pro
Board of Director.
Ocz5 St B. v. YOUNG. Secretary. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

New Orleans Hydro Carbon lSoslighe
Company, New Orleans. October 81, 1s7l.-At .
special meeting Of the Board Of Directors of this
Company, held on the twentieth instant, Mr.. John
C0mmuny was unanimously elected . Direot0r and
Superintendent Of the Company.
"a &. ". GANCCHEAC,
0c2 St Assistant Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-28

oc16 St
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20
For Sale or To Rent.
A Brick House for Rent
WM. H. JERRIS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,

Beuses. Lots and arms for Sale.
BE would refer parties abroad to the following
1amed gentlemen 0i tbs city: Hon Geo. r. Shep
ey, Hon. A. w 4. Clapp Hon. Benjamin Hinge
oury, Jr, Hon. Nathan Webb, Hon. John Lynch,
VI. G. f
Portland. Nov l. 1870. poltf
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20
For Sale


THE Buildings and lard on Pearl street, aud store
L on Portland fIer. Enquire OF
sepJSdtt W. SHEA 27 Pearl at.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20
New House

CNOR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
L and piped Tor Sobago. Apply en- the pren,sses,
or at 25 Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY.
aug25
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20
REAL ESTATE.

HOUSE ON PARK ST. FOR RENT. A three
IL story brick resi- len e Park street, botwe n
Spring and Congress sts, can be hired for $500 per
year. GEO. r. DAVIS g. CO.,
del4-eod3w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20
1.-THE SINGER"
IMPROVED
SEWING MACHINE,

N views Of the fact that various opinions do exist
1 as to which is the best" Sewing Machine, do not
allow yourself to be governed by any ones opipion
but call and examine 1.-THE SINGER, and
witness its operation and have not the shadow Of
doubt that you will not pronounce it for ALL pur-
poses the very best Family Sewing Machine
Now is the time to of these farfamed and
Justly celebrated Singer Sewing Machin ne ns a
Friend. S'''o' W A1"'
With "sINGER" in the house, ALWAYS ready to
comply with any reasonable demand there is no good
reason why you may not have merry Christmas .
add ana Happy New Year each day Of which shall
add new voice to the already mighty chorus of voic-
es, that are sounding the praises Of sTbe singer,
OF winch you will find a full assortment at
33l CONGRESS STREET..
# you have already Sewing Machine, call and see
"Faimer's COmbinatior'' adapted to all kinds
OF Machines; 1t will cord, rufie lay in piping cord,
turn wide hem, and make the french fold with the
utmost ease and exactness :
A full assortment of Needles, Thread and the va
rious Sewing Machine Helps and attachments, con-
stantly on hand.
Machines sold on Monthly Instalments.
Machine Stitching and Stamping for Braiding
ana Embrsidery done to order. All Machines sold
anu Work Qone warranted entire satisfaction
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20
Book FINDERS.

Carpenters and Builders.
WHITNEY & MEANS, Pearl Street, op-
pOsite Park.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. 8. DYER, No. 15S Middle ST., over HI.
HI. Hays. All kinds of Machines for
sale and to let. Repairing.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20

Eight men attacked the jailor at New Bruins
wick, n, j., Sunday night, gagged and bound
him, and then attempted to gain the interior Of
the Jail, but the assistant jailor fired on them
and called the Police-the ruffians fleeing. IL
is suspected that they desired to release bank
robber incarcerated there. ~ -...T r.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20

Tim prool,lv,, aldermen are taking measures
relative ~ the spread Of small pox. Eight more
eases were taken to the hospital by the public
Ambulance Yesterday. 1t appears to be as pre-
valent among the wealthy portion OF the COM
mnnity as among the poor.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-20

ONE Q Tenement House. situated on Horton
Place, ne. npS 81. One or both tenemenls
property is well sit .led, suppl III Sebag0
Ie', and IS BARGAIN. Euqur re at 81 Dow st.
or18 Il Sw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
Netn!21ora Daily griba1re,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1871.

Five men have been killed by coal mine explosion in
Scotland The crew Of the Niagara have arrived in
Australia 80 An anhPapal movement Is IN progress
in Germany Paris has voted two millions OF francs
TO repair the monuments and public buildings 49,
sagasta will probably be the next President OF the
Spanish Cortes - Juarezs election IN Mexico is
assured.
The NewYork state Democratic Convention refused to
admit either Of the Cit delegations and adjourned until
to-day without making any nominations. g. The
Massachusetts, Labor Reform Convention nominated f.
M Chamberlain for Governor, and the Prohibtionists
nominated r. c. Ptman for the same Office. 60 The
Illinois Democratic State Convention was held. -
Terrible forest fires devastating Northern Wisconsin
and parts OF Ohio. 80 The u s. Court engaged in
KuKlux trials at Raleigh, N. c., has adjourned. 80
George w. barrow assassinatcd near Buffalo. 80
brigham Young very defiant tone in regard to
his arrest.
Mayor Hall waived examination before Justice
Bxhy and held in bis recognzance to await the
action Of the Grand Jury. 49, A letter from Deputy
Controller Green shows the Department Of Public Works
to he nearly bankrupt. - The Custom House Com
Inittee addressed by the President Mr. Townsend.
The keno games revving without police
tcrfcrcnco. Cold III. 119s ia. Thermometer, So,
TIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

proved q play-thing in his hands. T!ldcns
empty talk about Democratic purity was turneu
to ridiculo by tho action which Immediately
followed. II ever party was disgraced by
gigantic peculation, then Tweed d 20. nave
shamed the Democratic party beyond nj P,U-
ccdcnt. Yet his immense wealth. 30 iou"'
won, his unmcasurcd power to make Daliot-ooH,'
lie, his lavish disbursements, ana hD ni"'en
less audacity, have enabled him TO triumph
over public Indignation and a formidaDio array
of adycrsarics and he returns from hocncsWi
master of the situation. Whatever Democrauc
sucocss shall be achieved this Fall Will DO "w
SUCCESS: if O Democratic Legislature snail
he chosen. Il will DO his Legislature; ana no
Democratic judgo will dare to convict MN ol
any of his crimes il he should be returned 10
thc Senate to pass new Charters and TAX
Lcvics "a he passed those which have raw
AGED our City for the last four years. Inc
Democratic State Convention has armed him
with power to reward his friends and p"msll
his enemies and he will not hesitate 10 use IL
to the utmost.
Tn view of Yesterdays developments, We en-
treat the Republicans Of our City to forget
their differences and rally as one man to res
cuc our State from the clutches of The harples
who would gladly bury her as deeply IN dcDt
as they have already buried this scourged ana
swindlcd Emporium. lie who is not willing
to forgive and forget, in view of the rcStora-
ton TO Tweed of his forfeited power, Is
no Republican at heart. We care not button
whether our local candidates are OF this wing"
or Of that; we only insist that they shall be
known of all men rs instructive and unpur-
chasable foes to the robbers who have bried
our City under a mountain of debt and shamed
her by their audacity in crime. Let us readily
and joyfully unite on equal terms with any
Democrats who would rescue our Treasury
from the grasp of the Ring; let us at all
events have perfect union among ourselves
If there shall be two Republican candi-
dates for any Office to be filled this
FALL whoever is responsible for such
feud will be guilty of hcinous crime. We
plead for an instant and cordial union of all
who will war against Tammany's corruptions
and Twced's rapacious sway. Woe to that
man by whom such union shall be embarrassed
or DISTRACTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
OUR CITY ACCOUNTS.

We have such entire faith in the integrity
and worth of Deputy Controller Green that
VIC hate oven to seem impatient i'll view OF
his progress; yet VIC can no longer refrain
from reminding him that he has succeeded to
the responsibilities of Controller Connolly, and
that plain, imperative law, already too long
defcd, requires of his department at least an
annual exhibit Of the Financial condition OF
our City. Up to this hour, no such exhibit
has been made for the years 1869 and 1870
No ono can tell what were the expenditures
or outgoes Of our City and County for either
of those years, nor how much the City's In
come from other sources than loans fell short
of meeting and balancing those outGocs.
How much las really been expended
ostcnsibly 20 construct and furnish our
new City Hall how much for the rent and
outfit of Armoriesi how much (and to what
purpose) by the Department OF DOcksf and
how much under the guisc of Street-sweeping
What was the annual cost of our City and
County government six years agof and how
is it now7 How much did we owe when the
war closed-say Jan. /, 1866 i-and how much is
our present indebtedness How many persons
were employed, and at what COST in the Courts,
the Departments, the Councils, and the Mayors
Office respectively, five years agoP and how
many nowf What progress has been made i'll
scraping off the barnacles from the Municipal
hull since the explosion which placed Mr..
Green in the Controllers office 7 and how much
more is in immediate prospects,
The pretense that several thousand pages
need be covered with such all exhibit as the
law requires may at once be secuted. If Mr..
Green will state the facts in a Report which
We could print on a single page Of THE
TRIBUNE, the requirements of law and the pub
lies just expectation will be satisfied. 1t is
not necessary that each particular payment
from the Treasury should be detailed in this
Report. Let it state how much has been paid
in each year to this and TO that firm for plumb
ing, plastering, carpeting, &C., &C., and sum
these payments up in an annual total for Police,
Schools, Streets, Croton Water, Parks, Public
Buildings, &C., &C., and the law will be
obeyed. Only let the exhibit be thoroughly
candid and honest-and Mr.. Green is not the
man to make any other-and it need not be
burdened by minute details and endless itera-
tons. "Windows to shut out the light and
passages that lead to nothing will be cheer
fully dispensed with.
Will Mr.. Green consider that the laws plain
requirement awaits his obcdiencef 1t is not
right that the people should be left longer in
ignorance or doubt as to the amount of their
Municipal Indebtedness and of the annual cost
of their local rule. Let us have the essential
facts plainly stated, and so be prepared TO
face them with the least possible delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05

A dispatch comes from Madrid stating that
the balloting for President of the Cortes has
begun. Mr.. Sagasta, who was 80 long Minis
ter of the Interior under Prim, is said to have
received 1913 votes to 1t3 cast for Riycro, who
succeeded Sagasta in the GObcrnacion, and now
desires to return to the old place to which he
was elevated Immediately after the revolution
of September This would seem to elect Mr..
Sagasta but the dispatch simply informs us
that the House adjourned without further ac-
ton. To throw q still denser shadow upon
tho whole transaction, we are Informed that
the King has requested Marshal Espar-
tero, Duke de la Vittoria, to form a
new Government. There is as yet no cxpla-
nation of this last freak. The present Govern
mcnt, under the Presidency of Ruiz Gorilla, is
composed wholly of PrOgrcsstas Sagasta and
Espartero both belong to the same party, and
there seems to be no means OF conJurlng up a
crisis out of these elements. Possibly the
meeting of the young King and the octogena-
rian soldier at Logrono was o case OF love at
first sight. In any case, the formation OF q
Cabinet with this honorcd relic of the past as
O. figure-hcad though it may excite tempo
raly enthusiasm, cannot be trusted for per-
mancnce. lie is a true and honorable man,
but he has broken up more Ministries than
Amadeus has years Of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
RROOTLYN TROUBLES,

The Kings County General Committee, al
though largely in the COnkling- Murphy in
terest. resolved on Tuesday evening that the
State Convention held at Syracuse last week
dealt unjustly in excluding Messrs A. NJ. Bliss,
A. II. w. Van Sicklen, and Barnet johnson,
as the delegation from the Ninth District of
that County. The large majority OF the Com
mittee voting for this resolution were i'm
PEELED to that course by their outraged sense
of justice. They have been and are opposed
to Mr. Bliss. What they did Their must be ac-
cepted as indicating a desire to return to the
path which leads through justice TO harmony.
1t must be regarded as more than this
it is an acknowledgment before the people
that the influence possessed by the so-called
Fenton-Bliss wing of the party in Brooklyn is
such that it is to be respected far beyond any
of the factious interests that are combined
in the opposition. The contest at the prima-
ries previous to the Convention was conducted
honorably, SO far as the, Bliss side was con
ccrned and resulted in nearly twO-thirds Of
the Brooklyn delegation being in that interest.
In addition to that. the manly conduct of Mr..
Bliss, after being deprived Of his seat in the
Convention, has met the appreciation Of the
Republicans of Kings County, and they havo
received him, on his return from Syracuse, with
expressions of thanks, while they have been
unsparing in denomcing the short sighted and
lll-conCeved action of the Convention. Thus
the position Of Mr.. Bliss in Brooklyn is in
terprcted; and hereafter, when any opponent
ventures upon a course Of injustice toward
hlnl, he may well hesitate, and, if WISE sco1
to promote harmony by uniting his efforts
with those Of the stronger side. The vail of