The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06

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protection a. part Of the nation would at once end the
establish law. order and prosperity; 80.
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all look American Institutions the only
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THE POPULAR DISPOSITION.
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the direction Of those whom they support Beside these
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annexation for peculiar TO
from Misunderstanding OF the matter; some few from
liking for the turmoil which the present condition OF
administration The reports and rumors that there are
desperate against annexation seem TO be dsroved
the following simple facts In the history Of the Commits
son:- -,
up their residence In house In public street. remote from
any ocia residence military post They had at no time
ANYTHING the of guard or watch and at an early
period during stay night Waterman of that quarter
removed their request They had no weapons Of any
house freely until n late hour OF the night. Access
was made easy every The Commissioners and those
accompanying them slept with doors slightly secured and
sometimes not ALL and with windows wide open
II would have been entirely within the power OF single
man of energy determination to have cut on the entire
party But shadow Of attempt upon them was ever
detected, no suspected person was ever found -
ooDd-The Commissioners and their agents raversed the
country In every without guards weapons They
slept At night In open cabins, no watch OF any sort
being kept The character Of the country and the CON
dition OF the roads obliged them to move slowly
and separately through mountain passes r, Fayne =;
resoiasc oppone oua easily have destroyed them Espe
fed in un,syoIabls reporise,ery imRorsan, route o.
be OF the Commission had for short an escort o.
honor made Of citizens In citizens garb, unarmed
far could be seen, and with no military guard what