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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08
D lsAIIODlEBtao. HAa0EaAs o.. TEsa, !

''sar. C. W. Swinsbzoad: ~ i-'il-. y ~ !
Il take pleasure in testifyihg to your
Press. II works as well as 1 want il to,
and eheerfullyr recommend it to any one
that may want a press to be worked By
hand. have pressed svme fifty bales on
it of the usual size. Yours truly,
..A-J Old - 81. T. KNIGHT.
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.E .1la'lll ,U.l5z- 'P0UAHoosTAs. TENNEssEE, J
February z5s 1872 J

February -, 1872 J
.5.[ "Deuri Sir---b take pleasure in testify
ing to your Press. I hare packet loo
bales Of cotton on it. The blocks perform
their own work on the leaVers, andmakes
a complete rachel thereon. The hands
work it without any. fear Of getting hurt.
-I1belieTe thsEBy covering 1t over SO as to
keep it dry it will last lifetime. 800.
.r.-5 30 a,1g-gY Ours truly
F..-- -s-f...F ...- HK C. ADAMS -
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sE eTsrRf rvs no s.t t--tys -t c0NGTAaLEs.
Dts.-iot \ Il N Preuitk a..- II d 5shnsan
dc IA II Rose add, & Spinks..--.-.-no constable
do e. J T Eubsnk and o HzrriF-...-E btsuary
do q ] W 4W likes sad W NJ Johnson r. 4 Dos
Id LIB aFriss and 7 d giiHtsn---------
90 &C ii An derson, d HeEbern r II Walton
do O.. =. a. p. TiIlsr and J A Mckinney
do IL EIft Lem Gay g.....-J II -lluehaTger
ds n s Garter and } a Miller. -.. 7 Parker
do s.-R II Black and q A West, Tana Russell
do 10 p 81 C1rawf0 & PtD Willie d q Sauls
40 . IN r Doris AID & ii Lambeth... J Simpson
do I2.JohA a Cox ahd D Sasser.., Jos Elemilg
40 l5A w Fits and w II 4 mEeld..E II Doris
de- II J Faucett and W ! Blair. u
do I5T ~ Tate and RI Pirtle... ....-S Knott
cd I6 J. IoWery- and G = ArmsteAd..... sE .ltl
do i7.-G 81 Thompson ahd JtH %hitsy 7 Hudson
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08
Read the Following Eastimo-
fl fErtr- ...s mails z Eff-E- -r..arr I.

"a. F. Dowdy, agent for my Presses in
Memphis, writes as follows:
.Iaz-,lil M EsiPHIs, 'fENN., Feb. II, 1872.
slJ Your Presses are now a complete sac
cess. L have not had a single complaint
this season, but, on the contrary all are
highly pleased, and prefer them to all
other hand presses" E.s Erat .g o.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

FiVs lives of James Fisk, jr., are al
Teady issued, and MORE are tRgeatencd.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methadist Church

& y
sefviees a. foiio1s ssb5ath in each usshth
b Dr, A "A MOoREnkk; Eou- a sabbath in sReh
month By WI. M NOKMEST-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08
Masonic Directory.

I efLTNTON. LslBGE Me- q. N esta frss 5MqhaAy IN
each H1snth. . L b hBAAs W ii. NJ RTcuARDsoNs
BOLIVAR CHATTER No 81 Meets Wsdsessasy
after first EoudsF IN each suVnth. Ii ADAMS n =
HIP j 81 RICHA RnsOS. Sesy. ssr-.-..sr. +
g1I30LIYAK c0ClSUIH d a. l1s. A1ssts second AoI-
RiCHARDsOS, Socy. Hall ever Mssk SISTERS stere-
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ssbbatA service tosS n sac * Ps-ssudsy school ,
~ Prayer nlestnE Tnssday Byeniug heyClar naoash-
y meeting Saturday before the third SABBATH in sAeh
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

54- 9G4 n SBHQa4Sb5Suu
zEsRyises svsry SABBATH at la1<- A. NJ aaaL TSP "A
blythe Raw. J X PEEPLES - --.-.,--.- -
5 sABBATH SCHOOL atsX AMI Ao2l4
Singing fer sabbath School Scholars every SaHdda
2ing At ~ oslsek. Prayer y estihg every Wedhes-
day night. Choir meeting every Eriiay night. egulsT
Church meeting FIRST WedassdSy night in each month.
YesRg Meas prayer meeting ery Monday night
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

fVhet is believed ia be-the most bacon
1i'--' 10 address to,a jury " on record -Yas'de
10 jivered By Mr. h6ntagpe Bere @ g., at
u sdBrist0I, che other day. The Recorder
summedIadp ghs cAss IN the following
words: 'Gsnuemen Of the JuFg, which
-ig % the pafties has spoken the truth
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08
piano Hort
Baltimore, NJ,


81 These Instruments hare been before
the public for nearly thirty years, and
upon their excellence albHs attained an
'.sipurchGsea pre- ezHiaeHce, which pro
d0nRces them unequaledin -,.' f.
= - =, - = lfti 6Tl-hf a1Islt .ll9Ests
TONEi 60 - 81 --la -s-a
, :. = go TOUCH, s. sal.s en-
ss1s .s.1-5 - WORKMANSHIP E.zsT sra
zs-zs ..-s CODY AND DURABILITY
l Is - III eur S5ua are Pianos have our
New Improved 0ferstrnng Scale anaslhe
1--WE would call special attention to
our late Patented Improvements IN
GRAND PIANOS and -SQt' RE
.GRASDS, found IN no other Piano,
which brings the Piano nearer perIee.
ton than has yet been attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED For
- - M stI.s. FIVE YEARS,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

HE- We. are by special arrangement
enabled to furnish ParlqT Organs and
Melodeons of the most celebrated makers,
Wholesale and retail, at lowest FACTORY
Prices. i.-. s-af.s.I D. hos II e ...-.g.
Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists
promptly furnished on application to
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08
aoy5var. c.1o, !, I : 70.

go Boy7Var Councu no. = ?
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE n >ets e7ery Fari-
dag. at ~ p. N z E5zEltt sfls Ai.-4
! uFFIcEEs-G W HARpIs Prest. JEssEy NeEslEsfs
Asst u JteseEbeFn "a. M T Polk Ex-P, Isaac RaE-
deiph See. D Parraps Treas ~. -,GiE' u II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

81 Cures all diseases caused
JO ~ byse;f-ab1so, viz: SpeIT11d'
* ~ Ho-yoKed, Seminal Weak
AA ~ ness, Night Emissions,
sANA. : ~ Loss Of Memory, UEiUe7-sai
r. zslsS.8fie1 81 TdssIflsds, p dins "a u
HlJ q Back, DiIagess OF YiSIo u
- - - Fas-s1lafssrs Old AGE, Wez.s
s: &: S: $; {: !: !;
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take news
removing
sFlztnes o.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

3 ,sL1sssui4 ysa happsa not . iiks OUR ssssE.
(which WE tbink unsSrpassod) sAsrs many others
here large sas abrasive Bkish scarcely fail
to plaza yos. (sst25-sai HA. B. II CO.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

lsa he mast
-iuue 70 send
loib amount,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

- = VtttI. fs'''''t 800 = f'''F' ~ ~
There. remain the following counties
in WeSt- Tennessee. which must be add
cd to counties in Middle Tennessee to
make the Third District: .'5'i'1 .f-.-
Henri comfy. population ;. :. 20,2sO.
WeatIsgII " ~ as l.. 20,T55
MoNa;;ryrsss.g 70 - 81 ......... 1929
Hardin =. ls--.rgg - .....s.!E..' IL, 76S.
Henderson" i d.,'aa ..!....,-' 1927
B l3fea sj .sFs-q 81 Foll':''''-' s,Bg91
I Denton ie fe-f=i a8hGE ''''fi's.' z.322--1l
,r,,. .-,ys-..,5.sT f.-zs Hrref Ess. az $50
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-03-08

Sold by al druggiTts Prize q so
re - lily
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Memphis and Knoxville Railr0aa 4

.s5r2vsrTla d.oeoNSERVATIFE
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ChanssliOE
and Master
ally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.
IcpNRRIL pRESS DTSPlTCH.I
WASHINGTON. Dec. %.

WIsHISGros. Dec. %, 1877.
Strong efforts have been made recently to the
abrogaton or modification OF the Internal Revenue cir
cular No. l0I imposing tax on sparkling ana other
Vines manufactured from native wines and providing
- thar confscation whenever found without stamps
The Commissoner and Solicitor OF Internal Revenue
one which viii when issued establish substantially the
following rule: Winemakers may ada 10 tDe pure uce
a. added in Germany France and other wine-growing
countries Of Europe, In making what are hnere SOU
with the knowledge OF the additions are there accepted
and used as pure wine in other words Whatever
represented and accepted as pure wine In those cou
tres will regarded pure wine IN ts country ana
will require no stamps. the purpose OF tue ihterna
Revenue Bureau being TO prevent the manuiscinler
from Imposing upon the consumer Dy making a lar ~
nnantty OF wine from small quantity OF pure wine W
the addition OF foreign substances
The Senate Committee Privileges and Elections
will ON the 10th of January their Investigation of
tho charge against Senator Caldwell that he was elected
nv the bribery OF certain members OF the Kansas Legsa
ture The Testimony taken by committees OF tne bels
lsture Is already before them ~ tnesses the
Sergeantat-Arms having summoned about twenty per
sons for that purpose
The Eew-orlesns Committee have printed their adj
dress 20 the people Of the United States relative to the
Louisiana troubles accompanied with an appendix
nnotng the laws In support OF their position Their
memorial will be presented TO Congress aud an appeal :.
made Tor the appointment OF committee 70 procecu w
Orleans and ascertain all the facts In the case
senator Sumner is better In health than he was at the
time OF the adjournment Of Congress, last week. ana
takes his usual outdoor exercise daily Dr. W. r. Johh
~ las been bis habit OF doing for some time
The Commission to inquire into depredatons OF Meii
cans ON the Texas frontiers expect TO leave washington
nm the It'll Of January. 10 resume their lsDofS' mr.
Meade one Of tho Commissioners, has fehgheu'
The Secretary Of the Treasury has autnoriLeu inc
ssIstan, Treasurer at Eew-York TO buy one million OF
bonds and TO sell one million of coin each week during
the month or January ,
The resignation of Gen. Francis A. Walker, Commits
sioper OF Indian Affairs, was accepted To-Day, 70 tafe
effect Feb. L. and not Jan. ], the date Tor WINCH WI"
tondared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

FRUITLFSs DISCUSSIONS ON THE EEORGANlLA-
TON OF THE AssEaBLY-REFUsAL OF PRO
VINCfAL MAYORS TO PLACARD M. DU-
FAuRE'S SPEECH.
PARIS. Saturday, Dec. %, 1872.
The second subcommittee of the Commit
tee Of Thirty Of the National Assembly met yesterday
10 consider the proposition OF NJ Bartbe, Republican
Deputy for the formation from the present Assembly OF
separate legislative body, TO be called the Section Oh
Control, and also other modes for forming an upper
Chamber After resultess discussion OF three hours
duration the Committee adjourned until Friday next
One OF the subcOmmtees Of the Committee OF Thirty
called upon NJ Thers to-day, and courteous and con-
catory conversation ensued the various proposals
for constitutional reform before the Committee
There we're concessions either side The President
urged the creation Of second Legislative Chamber but
made no distinct proposal in reference thereto.
The Mayors OF several OF the Communes OF France
have refused placard the speech OF NJ Duaure MID
lister Of Justice delivered in the National Assembly
during the debate weeks the petitions Tor the
dissolution Of that body NJ Dufaure in his remarks
spoke ironically Of NJ. Gambetta, whose speeches. ne
said we're the cause Of the needless agtatOns through
out the country; and the Assembly, by resolution
directed the pacarding Of the speech 1t Is probable
that the action OF the Mayors, in refusing TO placard IT,
will lead Interpolation Of the Government upon
the meeting OF the Assembly after the holidays.
Paris tradeslnan has been sent TO prison for two
years for displaying in his shop pacards containing re-
marks insulting to the National Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30

country towns I'M Novascotia. In Yarmouth all ina
churchess schools and other places OF public resort ar'
closed
The Paris Gazette says Prussia is treating
with Portugal for the cesson TO the former Power OF
Deagoa Bay, an inlet in the Indian Ocean, IN sou'n'
Eastern Africa.
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung denies
the statement that Germany has consented co0perate
with Austria and Russia in effort TO effect settle
nent OF the Laurium Silver Mines dispute.
The Intendente at Havana has made public
number OF fraudulent entries in the Cusom-house also
the names OF officials implicated In the frauds These
and mercbants It's reported the nendente viii
return Spain shortly His efforts 10 abolish revenue
frauds have been partially successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
lW-YORk. MONDAY. DECEMBER 30 1877
= .ho nae Of honhlo teams. The IrvingtOn

ming cars by the use Of double teams The irvinR'oh
line is using sCigls -, - oot, "a
The Long Island Railroad cleared OF snow pny ho
far "a Ryerbead on Saturday. IL Is expecteu ina. .o
remaining 20 miles 10 Greenport VIII nc 0peneu a haze
day several ~ the best locomotives on the road haEe
been Disabled In breaking up the snow, anu are ho" "
the repair shops.
INCIDENTS OF THE STORM.
on Saturday night tram OF freight cars apou' "
take the switch near Pen Horn City, snort Instance
west of Bergen Tunnel became separated leaving sew
eral cars on the bound track Before the ap
could be connected and the cars removed, express r"
No g. consisting OF several baggage passenger am Sled
ing cars and avn by two locomotives cams % @
along in the darkness and coiidcd Win tDc ieiht
win such force as up three or four OF thn @
fragments. Tue forward engine, No. loO, Vi t ,ho,n
nress train was also badly damaged ana was lhIoNn
rom the track deep ditch ON the SIDE OF he Io.
Strange to say one was Injured though MI oi nS
train were considerably shocked HAD tne Irelgnt @
been loaded instead OF empty, the acedenI mus,
been attendod with very heavy damage Us wen as oa "
life. An. .o,,o 90
fire was started in the kitchen range OF the home OF
Dr. Campbell. nc No. H8 East One-uunu r,,s ~
ffteenth-st., Saturday night al OclOch iiau 81
hour afterward, while Mrs. Campbell was slahl
the range the water back sudd My burst ana seattc
the boiling water and burning cndefs over yer a.,
hands. The Doctors son, standing near Dy, Mao ' ~
severely burned. The injuries OF MIS- Cainpoen VII ~
severe that she died al 10 y. m, ater lhtenss @ as
The cause OF the explosion IL supposed 10 nave pc' H
20 the freezing OF the pipes and the ONerheane " ~
range. Mrs. Campbell was 50 years DID, IN" uA'ii 10
Gently lived In Brooklyn. ,,.., and Duro-
man-sts Brooklyn, Saturday night. ana iohnu an o
woman named Elizabeth Becker lying ueau w -
foor She had ed from the effects OF cold anu huhb0i'
aud had been missed for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
FATAL CHRISTMAS QUARREL.

John O'Hare died at No. 1903 East Forty
sixthst last night, where he cut the head with
Ratchet by John Fitzgbbons. fellow boarder Christ
mas Eve The intoxicated in the early part OF
the evening mentioned and after going to their rooms
began to quarrel.
C'Hsre locked his door and refused admittance 70
Ftzgbbons. who after demanding that the door should
be opened TO him at last in great passion, rushed
against IL and broke it down 0'Hare now became
gry and ordered Fitzgibbons out Of the The
mand was obeyed, but O'Hare not satisfied, and
demanded satisfaction for the insult which had
been offered him.
Ftzgibbons on hearing these words, took Ratchet
from the floor and struck the defenseless man the
head O'Hare tainted from loss OF blood. and hardly
recovered consciousness from the moment he received
his wounds until he died Ftzgobens was arrested by
the Nineteenth Precinct Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
A BRUTAL MURDER IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2S.-Levi King and Rich
ard Baker lived Arnoldtown about 10 miles from this
city, On Thursday they wen; store in that vicinity.
and bought dressand trlnkets The men left the
store together butsker failed to come home, and
terday bis body found in ditch about mile from
the store He had been stabbed to the heart and his
head and face beaten and bruised beyond recognition.
brother Of the dead identified the body by the
clothing King arrested and the dress purchased by
Baker was found In his house. A knife found
Kings person. blade Of which corresponds with tho
wound IN Bakers breast. king denies all knowledge VI
the murder and says Baker got drunk and he left him
asleep under hay-stack. The prisoner Is heid for
further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
WASHINGTON.
A POSSIBLE STATE IN THE PACIFIC.
GOSSIP UPON THE EXPEDIENCY OF ANNEXING
THEM To TIE UNITED STATES.

lBY TBLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Some interest begins
10 be felt here In the condition OF affairs in the Sandwich
Islands 1t asserted by persons who are familiar with
the sentiment the intelligent classes Of the islanders
that annexation to the United States has long been
favored except by the Government officials,
whose interests lie in the direction OF continuance Of
the expensive and ridiculous sham monarchy that has
Just come to an end by the death Of the King without
legitimate The commercial and agricultural
interests Of the islands almost entirely the hands
of Americans and believed that the timely exercise
OF the influence Of the United States would lead to the
establishment of republic under the protection Of this
Government, and ultimately 70 annexation. The re-
markahle fertility of the islands, their delightful
climate and their situation in the pathway of the
OF the Pacific, would undoubtedly attract large
emigration from this country and from Europe II they
had q government that would encourage the develop
ment OF industry and trade instead OF retarding II by
burdensome taxation to maintain fareical royalty IL
IL claimed that population OF million could be
supported the islands, where there but 10000
Inhabitants, natives and foreigners.
The advocates of annexation objection that
20 acquire the Hawaiian group would be disregard the
Evolutionary continental policy Of the United States,
which has always stood In the way of the requirement OF
outlying colonies dependencies OF any kind, by citing
the case Of the purchase of Alaska where annexed
the whole Aleuan chain Of Islands, stretching clear
across the Pacific Ocean TO the shores of Asia They
with force, that there was any in this
acquiring some hundreds OF barren islands, peoped by
Havages there be valid objection TO the
tlon OF er1e group OF great commercial Importance,
citizens already exercise controlling interest the
Affairs OF business and government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
CRIMES AND cAsUALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

THE steam tannery of Burke, Fender & Co.,
sprrrsie opposite Portsmouth,, Ohio destroyed By
SATURDAY. Loss, sa3.ooo; insurance, $1,000.
-. Henry Williams, employed at the Thomaston
Coery Poe Penn while cutting Ice slipped and f 900 feet
He va; Instant, killed and his body terribly ssnslsd.
.H. Arnold e. Co.'s extensive print works. az
North Aass burned Friday mens The
sooo Two hundred hands thosn Of
The gold chain mandatory of A. Lobenz, at
Seventh and Philadelphia entered yesterday by
who forced "bugpssf" sas aud stole chains worth $1,000 s4
escaped
%. The Adrian Car Shops, at Adrian, Mich, with
eosrhss burned Friday Bsht The loss ssaa
asd thrown Of cnpOynsai The Onl.
atsd In the pAntshop
....A FIRE at Arlington, Knox County, Ill, Friday
night dgoods and boot and shoe residence
ohree mail shops The estimated elsv;
sared. Ths ere vas NE werk Of an ineeniiary.
....James yenters and Andrew Dies, workmen In
Friday vks eaniHg boiler The apposns
THE British bark j. B.Duifus, at Charleston,
c. for Bremen with 72 bales ef Upland bes
forward tled b.
engines end ssak 81 Ne wharf The damage The b.
hhrge
....Theodore Jones, living few miles from Indian.
spos killed. he viz BY blow o. his Bat gdy night He
ssaraey TAssdsss Brew arnss living HssArsl. cssssy
sAss. wAk ua<G ~ iAasssss u kssss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
d. o'C. TOwNLEY.
POLITICAL NOTES.

The DAYTON (Ohio) Journal is highly pleased
with the situation OF affairs in Louisiana such II is to
be an organ.
The Memphis appeal thinks it the everest
bosh to talk Of empire in the United States" In It's
opinion Gen Grant desires another term far than
he does an empire. Mobile newspaper the con
trary, evidently driven 20 desperation by too much
Reconstruction" promises the President its :, best
blood" for establishment of empire II he will only
nd the South Of its two curses the carpet0aggr and
the scalawag.
Judging from the following paragraph in
The Museatine Gowa) Journal the administration OF
affairs in the Harans state is not so bene
cent as it might be 1t is amentabe fact that the
treasury State is empty and that warrants issued
by the Auditor the Treasurer are hawked about at
discount 1t has been our pride, "a citizen OF Iowa 10
dollar"
The Philadelphia Press speaks in this
freshngly plain way Of the deplorabe state OF political
affairs in louisiana: Really Judge Durell Of Louis
lana would be more at home in Russia, some other
despotic and bera empire. than in the United States
and as Circuit Judge. His last exploit the supprcs
sion Of The Seu. Orleans Times on fmsy pretext
trumped up for the occasion. time the supreme
Court interfered in Louisiana. The condition OF mat
miserable is little better than that OF CHI
nose province"
There is a great deal of truth in this merited
rebuke the Massachusetts, Legislature which We nnd
in The Portland e.) Argus: There is one very small
virtue in the mercess Massachusetts, hounds They are
SO bigoted and intoerant that concevng one OF their
own number be wrong they turn upon him and seek
TO destroy him. So now the whole pack turn upon
Charles Sumner because he can beyond them. The
same spirit sent Roger Williams away into the wilder
.eSt9 Se Of Intolerance and meanaess has awaT
characterized Massachusetts,. aud made many men al
most regret their New England nativity I'D spite ts proud
record TOR sturdy pluck indomitable purpose, and high
intelligence But time makes all things eye0 and III
OF purpose and noble generosity OF MT. Sumner rep
resentative Of manly Northern sentiment