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CuAPrsH So.
AN ACT

To repeal and Te.enaet with -.
suAp'e' Tor 'lour, at the Act of rivL,.''
hundred aud seventh, entitled a. 'sa
'rpesl aud fe-enset wiIh ansnd,n.n,. ~,
pns nundfcd and svventy, Aruul, .s'',s
puone General Laws, sRI,tirJ, "uri,ss.
fuhisL meats" sub-tiIle "aiy.r. 'Aa
section |. IS Il ensoIrd by ths i..,...,
seholy vi mar land. that ehapi,, t,I,,'s. a.
81 me Aets OF eighteen hondi cd and 80.
os ahu Iho same Is hereby repealed .sS ~
onaotcd ~ read as IDIlowat 1 ~
NV u any ballast, aches, hlth. earth ..n
oysters, or oyster shells DC taken. unI,-l. ~
oa'1oaI oi any sLip, steamboat, sc,,. No., -
"t"e' vessel, nn Auy prrteass wh.t,ss,. 80
NhesApsAke Bay, above Sand, Po,ui'' az !.
'Hs waters VI he'finE Bay, 0r IN .pY f,,.'
80, " hA'oo' within thu state, belaw big9
water marx, the master, % ntiirt u,r.,,a 80
charge W command Oi such I'm ,,.,..ht
SEQ" OF other vessel. shat upon c,ay,c,,,r
thrTeol briuTe any Justice at "a, p,,r, al m.
H'"'e' oe hbed .nt less than twenty dollar, ~.
nute ihAh one huudfed aud d ~ J,lI,,. M.
halI OF which amSunI Oh an o. NH =, -.
ln'"'meI' aud the Otlar bali u ths s,,t..
PROVIDED 'wsver, that AHy Que e,nv,el.d y
No'aunS .he provisions ui this Aei ,h.ll ~
e"Nueu 4" @Ipsai 10 tue Gu cut Court Ut ~.
S'a "a "uieh be was convicted, VI 10 "a,
wy OOitt ut Daiumure Cit,, II ths ud.ar.
vac e"'nhitted ia ths City OF Balui,oo,, I: nr'.
'idsi' that nothing hsceia contained. MI \,
s"n'ua'u 10 apply tu the inp, oVsnsu, If
uA'o'I'' % 70 edset Aay eKlslinx Az uf Al.
s''no'y' ,e'A"Ss To the eOBsl action VI Whaf,e,
u 'ikn" :" fIpaii"n pf"prieIors.
. III Tue Commanding 0dicsr Of the Oyster
"liss Force Ia hereby required and Ilrsessd
10 rnl"res The proTisiOus ui this Act.
sec . Aud Dc It Snacted, fhat thi. Act shall
'sHS sHse' i'o'u the date u as passage.
hereby eef'iiy, that the aforsgoing /. ,ru.
Anu perfect e"py OF al Act passed the Uvus-
raj assembly OF Maryland, at the J.nuarv
Session, l57I.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary OF the senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
A.. Ch'sl Ole. / House VI Delegates.
APProrsd March /, ls7a.
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to hne not exceeding double ~. -
arylele disposed Of. and impr,.s Value Or II,
~ n 20. exceeding thirty dsy .'aasal fot
Sse. = And DO Il enacted. ~,
w, ~ h eAs sHtet IRON the daie If i. tais A.t
" n'ssoY certify, that ths ar. Pa''aSs.
o t,us Ahi perfect copy OF an als Ia
,ne,as A.'alaoly q MlryIsat passed d,
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAy
MIIro SECRETARY Of lbs y
APProS'i APrA IL, Isil ''1'' OF Dslssa,,,
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Schlosser Tannery!
WANTED!

C0O0 Tons of Water and Span Oak
AOOO BARK, in good order, at $40
per Ton of 1000 lbs. Also, 1000 Tons
PACK YAK Bark, IN good order, OF So per
JAMES. s. BAER,
up an Agent.
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Chick
APprsssd APra J.
CHAPrER 423.

To add 40 additionaiol to Article thirty.
OF the Code OF Puieneral Laws, relat,a5
to"Orimes and Panenis, uader thu suD
heading, "Enoeg Properly 4ai Wri-
tiogs."
See. /. Be it end by the Glneral Assam.
ply Of Maryland, the fOlbSiog section
% added to Artishlrty, OF tn, Code of
FuoliS Geoeral Lteiaung b Crime and
fnnishmeD,s," anlbe inserpd after section
nity, under the sgad Of E.bszsling Poo.
erty and Writingb wit:
81. Every hired persons chattle, Of Tho
value OF twenty DIS and upkrds, who shall
seerete, make aSwith, SCI or otheryisc
dispose Of the ga fviih inteI To defraud lhe
owner thereof, slpc guiltyf misdelaean.
or and upon eotHiDn thord, shall be liable
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CHAPTER 430.
AN ACT

% >,
AZ ,ePeAL section s'a', o. Ar'ie'e 90 OIL 'he
' IOS' ~ uoi'0 uenei1' Laws emu
same AZ amcnd.d
ST., IA :, o.., !, j.,
aana.aI A = F" ~ eu W ~ ~, Tue
$3.50 90 500, ~ y. var ''ae' NAT
Pubic General laws sn,;,lnI ';. 'ue ~, -
be reooal d and re.en,,te1 60 a. to r.,J
as r,iI,ws ~ 10 ~ eau
SO Ifonv rsr.on sh,lI h,r,,ro..ol,
INV rood. gorss nr marah,ad;s - '' ~
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a LAhGE and we'll assorted Stock OF Hats,
"A AZ Liggt 4 BsekeabauyA's
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or certificates of the State which may be
offered for sale at the hest rates possible
fortheState, and all suoh bondsor certificates
maturing at some future day as may be per
chased in pursl ance ofthis Act shall be can.
eelled by the Treasurer in he presence of
the Comptroller, by writing the word
'Caucelled" across the face OF said bonds
or certificates with the date of said cancel
lation in red ink, and signing the name Of
the said Treasurer theesto also in red ink,
and said bonds or certificates shall then
be held by the Treasurer to the credit oil the
sinking fund and the interest thereon shall
accrue to said fund until such time rs the
General Assembly may dispose Of the said
bonds or certificates.
Sec. Q And be 1t further enacted, That
the Comptroller is hereby directe TO draw
his warrant on the Treasurer for the pay
menl OF the bonds or certificates so taken
up or purchased under the provisions OF
this Act.
See. 7. And be i. further enacted, That
al. laws or parts of laws inconsistent with
this Act, be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Sec. $. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from and after the
date OF its passage.
We hereby certify that the aioregoing is a
true and perfect copy of an Act passed
the General Assembly of Maryland, at
the January Session, 1872.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate,
MILTON 7. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approved April /, 1872.
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AN All
10 add new Article to the Code of
Public General Laws, regulating the
Inspection Of Tobacco.
Section |. Be il enacted by tho
General Assembly Of Maryland, That
the following Article, regulating the
inspection Of Tobaeeo, DO added to the
Code OF Public General Laws.
Sea. ! That the Governor. By aud
with the ndsics and consent of the Sen
ate, shall bieuuially appoint FIVE Inspec-
tors of Iebacco, one for each Tobacco
Warehouse IL The City OF Baltimore.
and alse one Supervisor Of said Ware
houses.
See 2 That the said Inspectors so
appciated, shall, before entering upon
the discharge Of their duties as fnspec
tors u Tobacco, 30 required to give
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astual survey the whole Of any tract or parcel
~ land hat IL shall be sufficient TO locate by
aetual survey the beginning or any oall or
other object by which the location OF the tract
may be proved, and such portion 81 ines con-
n.rted herewith as may be necessary 70 snow
ia narts Of the land 10 controversy and ny
oue,tiuus T., bo tried aud proved by witnr'Yss
T. h, exatnineI Ia the cause, aud such lines rs
NAV be- necessary to councet aud Illustrate fne
p,ints or ubjeuA 10 be proved, and hli "t'er
line. aud objects NAY BE- located bl proiraet'"h
upon the pliu, IL directed 30 TO be BY tue party
making the survey, ou' tue S'pe, pa'Y msL
require any other objects or line' to D, located
by actual survey or prot aelun, II b. shau
desire the same, aud such location by protTac-
zion when made by either party, snAil DC PTt~a
fneis evidence 0f the correctness OF any object
or line so located, unless the same shan Dc
differently located by actual survey, ont Az
locations by protractioD shall be made oy
euursc and distance according To the deserip-
ton OF the lands 90 located, to be shown aud
proved BY same patent deed Or other TUE
papsr to be given 10 evidence, snd shall be
connected BE- the course and dishnee OF snne
tIts paper o. other cDtnPrtent ViuenoS, win
lines aud objects located by acigAl survey, aud
N either patty shall make any sarFeys nr luea-
tions which tha Court In Its dseretinn should
think necessary, then tbs parsy requiring the
same shall pay the cost there T. ana any party
10 the suit may give Ia evidence any patent
lcedb or other paper which would De competent
evidence In the cause of 1t, shall be located
either By actual survey or y protraeiion as
herein provided, or by both
Sc ). Any declaration which contains
plain statement vi the facu necessary ~ con-
sttute a ground vi action shall be 81 .heient,
and any plea necessary TO brID a legal defence
shall DO snLicient without referenev o. mere
form; this to apply to replteauofs, rsjOinders,
aud all Subsequent plradings.
Sec. ". Aud BE- II enacted That this Act
shall take effect from the dAIebi lts passage.
We hereby certify that th' aiortEoing is
true and perfect copy OF Act passed the
General Assembly OF daryhad, at tue JInu.
Ay Session, lS72.
AUGUSTUS sASSAwAY,
secretly ct the Senate.
MILTON IkIDD,
Chiei CLERK HhIs Vi Delegates.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
Written for the Newsdealer.

written lOr tnb NcWhucdieG
GIRLS.
Girls I'd send to the commercial college
For instruction in that branch OF knowledge;
Speakers, orators, would make of them
That would excel or equal public men.
And all trades should be by them understood,
That will gain easily livelihood,
Neither in nursery or kitchen shirk.
But adapt themselves toall kinds of work.
they should learn to steer the livliest steed,
To fearessly rein at its fastest speed.
And milk the COW, and the oa to guide,
Bereft of fear but endowed with pride.
Freely should they race, leap, frisk about
To grow athletic, natural and stout;
But never should they don styles which arr
later,
If it's the Grecian Bend, and high heeled gaiter
Neither lash the corset around the waist,
Or with paint besmear the expressive face
Or dabble with color the rosebud lip.
Nor in blackening ink the eyebrow dip.
Nor grow to think It's merely the mission,
As wives and mothers to fill their position
For spirits h ave they which will ever hive,
And talents God gave them should never be hid
Grand Haven, Mich. Mrs. ". c. SHELDON
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IHARLEs DODGE

pHARLESC G DODGE
Morrisville, VI.
hce in Powers e Glced's Block. insuranc
Pted to any amount inthe best and mostreiiabl
d and Mutual Companies, and at the lowee
d. Farmers insure In the Farmers Mutual.
<oiinsuriug village dwellings, farm properly
Builders risks from 10 to so per cent.less than
~ other Company. This Company pays for all
pr damage by lightning. have the Agency
e list ofexpiring Policies In Lamoille County.
$isquoi Valley IN Orleans County, liardwick
&Waserbury. No policywill be allowedso ex.
Fithout tho assured having tim ely notice, All
nunications, whether by mail or otherwise
4bo pro mpbi. attended to. ct,
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A jury in North Carolina, after be-
ing charged" in the usual way by his
Honor, retired. when white juror ven-
tured to ask colored associate if he ul-
derstood the charge Of the judge. Col
ly," asked the astonished juror. "he
dosen't charge us pufhin' for dat, does he?
Why, | thought we were gwine to get
pay" asa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DENTAL NOTICE.
he subscriber, having retired from the firm
/. W. g. r. G. Gilbert of Montpelier, viii
tinue the practice ofDentistry, in all its
inches, at
RRIsviLLE,
|re as good work will be furnished at reason
prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
Il And | shall hereafter keep my office open
INC In, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
NTH. but shall be away from home more or
of the remainder Of the time
have ALL the modern improvements, and
rant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
willbe required. o,,,r,r
Icrrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. S9tf
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r q q t Il "
Written for the Newsdealer

Written for the Newsdeale
AT THE MILL.
All, how well do | remember,
In the days of "long ago."
When the mellow autumn sunlight,
On the hill, was waning low,
When adown the pleasant valley
Stole the twilight, calm and still,
went to meet my lovely Lcttice,
Darling Lcttice, by the mill.
Fair as heaven was the landscape,
Fields of russet, waving corn,
Golden hucs upon the forest,
Fruitage from Pomona S horn
But to me the, fairest vision,
(For saw as lovers willy.
Was my darling, little Letiice.
As she met me, at the mill.
Then the cvercaanging sunlight
Fleckcd with gold, her sunny hair,
Often 10 her eyes, disclosing
Loving glances lingering there.
How loved, cannot tell you,
Years have passed, love her still.
Ever, in my heart remaineth,
Darling Lettice, by the mill.
Though the mill was half in ruin,
Left to perish and decay,
Picturesque, it seemed, and lovely,
On that glad September day.
Though I've seen the German castles,
Travelled far, rs rovers will,
None of them surpass in beauty,
That old messy, ruined mill.
Years ago. my darling Lettice
Left me on the earthly shore,
Passed away to join the angels,
Mortals ne'er may see her more.
Yet, pray that God, the Father,
Guiding all, in mercy, will
One day give ire back my Lettice,
As met her at the mill.
+. Sherwin Briggs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

REMEDY FOR RHEUMATIsM.-Tinc,ue
of gum Guaicum, ten to fifteen drops,
three times day. have never known
it to fail making cure, except in cases
of long standing, when 1T will afford great
relief W. |. Bishop.
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SEw BLAcKsrTrH-sHoP
wi-HAN oI.D nLACKSuITu

II II An Old hLAJkNMITH
As can no longer rent the shop where have
- ne business during past years, have removed
ny place q hui ines "a a shop few rods far
ther nurth On the -Ante street aud with new tnols
new prices aud les. vpenses believe can satisfy
al that viii favor me With work. Farmers pro-
due- taken In exchange far wsFf. al ruling uriees
JOSEPH 0AuTHIER.
hyde Park. Nov. s. tsEe sltf
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X. II. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
Twenty-Five years experience In House, Sign,
Carriage and Ornamental Painting. MIR. Elliott
would say 10 the public generally that he has Just
completed a large and convenient paint shop,
where he will do all Kind Of Carriage, Furniture
and ornamental painting, in the best manner. with
the hest materials and at lower rates than at any
other shop in the county. Orders solicited for
House aintng, Papering, 30. and will be prompt
ly attended to. All in need Of painting will save
money by calling on addressing me, for shall
do work at greatly reduced prices Satisfaction
given TO all who bring work from distance.
have also attached a wood shop for repairing Car
riages, Furniture, &C., which intend To do AT
call. 7ti.
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"A man having cock that was much
given to growing by night as well as by
day, gave him the name of Robinson.
The reason why: because Robinson Crusoe
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

|. SCOTT, Wiswell Farm, Hyde Park. Vt
nfacturer Of Collins and Caskcts Always on
!. Will E.ake and trim to order on short tnotice.
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How handle an iron that is red-hot
without getting burned; wait until it cools.
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ExANpERANDE .

LEXANDER AN NDERSEN.
Blacksmith, Hyde Park. Vt.
ing leased off. McElroy. his shop on Church
{s prepared to attend to all calls in his line
70 .pectfully y asks share OF the patronage.
2 warrants n cure for interfering horses
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amoille Newsdealer:
4 .raLIsuEp EVERY WEDNESDAY.
|CUlS. C. RS Z.
ADVERTISING RATES.

!. ,.mn. one year, 500. SIX months, SEQ three
a. a., one tnunth, sis.
IN. a., one tnunth, SO.
- i,,an one wear, SSss six months, SO; three
-. az "a, ono month, s..
- -, ,ns wear. sli, six months, sios three
~. s., one month, 81,
r. I, ,,.s ear 90 irst page,sl per iine' year
sha, n n i.jssr,tIon, and Estrays, t,.sO each.
- 80, notices, 8 80 each.
sI ,I, .otiss, 10 cents per line for one. two OF
,n,,r notices. Eve cents per line.
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/ UsIc STORE !
II. P. sH0REY,

UbIU bTUKE
II. P. SH0REY,
dealer in
4AN0S, ORGANS, MUSICAL BOOKS,
BEWING MACHINES and MACHINE
FINDINGS. OLD MACHINES
Fn exchange for new. l4tf
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. j. GROVER, NJ. D.,
III Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
% Hyde Park, vt.
at his residence, two doors from the ohurch
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DWINNELL, .ls.. tyt
nty Sheriff, Licensed Aucticnecr and D'tectVe
Hyde Park, Vt.
\ calls promptly attended to.
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GIVING TT MP

The Philadelphia Press (FoFney's paper3
contains this paragraph in its editorial col
umns:
awe have asserted that Auditor General
John +. Hartranft and ex-senator Harri-
SOD Allen would be defeated, and, with
means for knowing whereof we speak, we
make the assertion again. These two men,
if they continue in the field, win be the
worst beaten candidates that ever ran for
| official position in Pennsylvania. In them
| selves they are bad enough, but as the rep
resentatives of the INSCRIPTIONS Ring that
has ruled the Republican party, controlled
the Legislature, and accumulated millions
Of wealth by fraud, they are doubly odious.
The infamous Ring that owns them as its
slaves has Influenced every campaign of the
last half dozen years" 90 s.
This confession that Pennsylvania will be
lost to the Administration in October may
be regarded as virtual admission of the
defeat of Grant in November. To ccncede
that the State ticket viii be defeated, wher
every effort Of power and patronage win be
expended to save it, both for its own in,
trinsic importance, as well as the mora
effect on the country, and then pretend thai
this popular judgment can be reversed
three or four weeks later by the beaten
and demoralized party, is to assume a bold
absurdity.
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nEmOoRATIc STATE EXECUTIVE

Election, Tuesday, Nov. 8. Iszs.
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a FEW months ago it was announced
that the Rev. Peter Cartwright, the oldest
minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
an.d the father of Methodism in the West,
had been stricken with paralysis at his
home in Pleasant Valley, in Illinois, and
was not exp, 'cted to live. This news ex-
cited the symp. thies and regrets of thous-
ands who knew him only by name, but
who knew what useful, Jealous and
indefatigable servant he has been
for more than sixty years His great
age, nearly eighty-seyen, and his extreme
bodily debility for several years, left little
hope of his recovery, but the old man with
his wonderful energy rallied, and was
thought to be in a fair way to get well.
And now come tidings that he has been adj
judged incapable of attending to his own
affairs, and has been placed under the
guardianship of his son, Madison Cart
wright. The old veteran seems to be fall
ing rapidly, though he occasionally shows
flashes of the old time spirit and energy.
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MEMPHIS, June s, 1S72.-Received Of the
Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical Society
the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, being amount
of premium drawn by ticket No. $50 at the dis
tribution Of said Society June l, 1872
d. A. CLARKE,
COmsiOn Merchant, Front St., Memphis, Tenn
MEMPHIS, June 3, IS72-Receivedo of the Mem
phis Agricultural and Mechanical Society the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars, being amount Of
premium drawn by ticket No. 9,414 at the DistTi-
button OF said Society june l, 1872.
JACOB LUTZ.
Boot and Shoe Dealer, Madison St, Memphis,
Tenn. Z. j. BARINDS,
Salesman at Mansfield & Higbee's Drug Store,
Main ST, Memphis, Tenn.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 3, 1S72e-We, the I'M
dersigned, take pleasure in attesting the perfect
honesty and fairness of the Distribution OF the
Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
drawn at Greenlaw Opera House, June 1, 1872,
AMI heartily commend the object OF the Associa-
ton, the reliability for the payment Of the pre-
miums drawn, and the prompt drawing on the
day advertised, to the confidence OF the public.
W. NJ. Harrington, Prust Mon B Planters Blk.
f. s. Davis, Pres't First National Bank.
II. f. Garth, Pres't German National Bank.
j. j. Freeman, Cashier Merchants Nat. Bank.
j. j. Murphy, Pres't Memphis Rank.
NJ. j. Wicks, Pres't NJ. & c. Railroad.
B5- Certificates for sale at all the Agencies of
the Association.
Rz- Orders with the money for Certificates may
he sent per Express, or Registered Letters, or
Postofice Orders. at the risk of the Association,
and Immediately upon the Distribution taking
place the official numbers will be forwarded to
each correspondent. All orders to be addressed
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL sOC1ErH,
$40 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
P. y. LOCK BOX No. IS,
Tickets for sale in Nashville by
A. C. WILKINSON, 9H Cherry street.
NJ. c. COTTON, 292 South Cherry street.
M. SAN, Banker.
j. A. MCCLURE, Sc Union street.
JOHN G. BALLENTIEE, President.
LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.
MANAGERs.-Thos. E. Hills, Tobias Wolfe,
Jas Coleman, W. o. Woodson. jeli eod1m
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SELDOM has there been such a spontan

SELDOM has there been such spontane-
Gus overflow of unsectarian Christianity as
was manifested in a recent meeting IN Lon
don, to protest against the atrocities which
have been inflicted upon the Jews of Ro-
mania and Bessarabia. The first formal
speech was made by Lord Shaftesbury, who
represents the Low Church party.
He was followed by the Bishop
of Gloucester, who speaks in the name OF
the moderately High Church. The Broad
Church was represented by letters from
Dean Stanley and the Bishop of Peterbor-
ough, and Nonconformity by Mr.. Edward
Baines. Lord Shaftesbury, who expressed
his profound veneration and love for the
Jewish people, declared that the outrages
were a disgrace, not only to civilization, but
to Christianity. The Bishop Of Glouces-
ter was equally emphatic in his denuncia-
ton of the tortures imposed upon the SUI
fering Jew. All the speakers demands fOs
the Jews protection against the risk of fu-
ture outrages, and equality of civil rights.