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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05
R,,u,,Iiean County Nominations.



Wech-er.uay give l-s'e in @-o''''
70 a communication from Ns' iH'--
the respected '''a'.'c c-''-' Ia" %
on tn subject % The lu'N' s'"oo.'
era vii. be e.ii 10 &c., ''-'l o''s ID .'' '' -
Users %. tait ''''H' ''''''-''H' VI '-
CIth1ie ae"'nd go ''si'-' ~ '-'
U is simply inA' Do ''e 's'L''''' 9-
religious denon'n'uon' AZ ''' > l'''''.''
seaoo. money IN o'ls' '.A D..
sectA:'An s'Aoo.l' l''-''-'''
End IN Father Asncn ''''-'' ~ -,
objection thst tnis dividing Up '' '1'
and di''H4n oil Toe a1'n''.'5 -''-.-
expended Hyu.i 'e '-e 'e''-
school fystem.
Ihst 'ytien vas e''A-'.'-'- '- VIZ
o. cur c.mmonwe'lia- IL = is=Al-s-
Of our citizens ssoi tce utmost '>'1e 49, -''
portanee A blow Al me pu''' s--''''
gariei As bio" A. 'ne -N'e'' GENE
morality Of community. TOT 'A'ss i'''''-''
State su,tsiat the schools snd iof 'ne'e
the State must project them But fucn support
Is no stack upon freedom Of conscience. me
Roman Catholic sSs much entitled 'c i's iA'''
and should Boz IS thoroughly protected ID d. 30
auIn Of sny other denomination in LH. In 81
hi. there should he 10 distinction. Far be d
from US, OF from our people, TO Claim that any
portion ofour citizens should give up. the night 10
;p5,s f,- ia,mse,ysf in rlaitsrs Of religious belle!
All ;b.tis claimed j. thst no denomination
b,,srich. 20 destroy great public benefit. i5r
i,,ovp advantage: and as to maintain lenomiHs-
t;oBsI school. On the public money would be 20
destroy the school system. each Determination
must 10 IFS tp,eiM religious instruction a re
own exreu,e Yet tie school, need not be God
le-, because up,estsri.n. Father Lynch, AMI
every o,ber man Of religion. principle, would le-
sire that religion. truth sal te,cainE msy
not he excluded. But ietit be ttric,ly ause1-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

The republicans Of Vermont, who had pre-
vioutly given cool endorsement Of tine renomi-
nation policy, assembled to nominS te a candidate
for Governor, snd other Stale oft ers-.N, y.
Tribune
What the Tribune calls ''cool endorseme ut
Ct the denomination policy" wss a. declaration
that the administration of Presid mt Grant bad
been ''distinguished among the best in our his
tory, for ability, integrity, economy and fidelity
to principles" and distinct expression Of a
desire for his denomination. This may not have
been az high flown as zone other resolutions tc
the came end but it meant every thing it said.
There wss certainly no GOODNESS in the endorse
ment Of Gn mt and Wilson by the Montpelier
Convention Speeches, resolutions and cheering
we're alike hearty and unqualified in support o.
the nation, ticket; and the vote Of Vermont IL
November will tell like story.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Tie wheat crop is likely to turn out better
than was anticipated. The June Report Of the
Washington Department Of Agriculture, con-
firms the hope Of fair crop. One hundred be-
ing the standard Of a medium prospect, the gen.
er.l average o: condition for the entire crop is
Get down at ninety-four. The gross yield is es-
timated at about 90, 900, 900 bushels a. sgainst
2S0, 600, 900 last year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Ng 0ldu U.s. wE WAsIS.roG 1EztrT.-
yr. oi,er has given the L5nl5ae7s some iute-
resting hots concerning the originsl O. Alabama
.rou1ler. 90 in speech before she Greenwich Ad-
v,acei Liberal Association lie says that;
When The civil wsr was rs-iug in America,
Mr.. Beales. Professor Bees'ey, snj one or two
WORKING men. including himself, went to Nr.
Adams, who wss then Minister on behalf Of
America. TO induce him 20 use hil bcs5 influence
With the Government 70 prevent srupture IN con-
sequence Of the departure Of the Alabama
They were with him for two hours, sad every
one wss struck with the dignity snd general
character Of the man in explaining the way IN
which ,ge stood with regard 10 the departure Of
;hst vessel He told them that during the var
he .ween Russia end Engsnl representations
were inside 10 the American Government that
a vessel called the Moray Ess about 10 leave that
country laden With Arms and ammunition Tor
Rusus Within three days An embargo WAS
laid uuon that chip, and orders were Issued for
the ship % be examined thoroughly, which war
done before she Wac allowed 10 leave He thought,
Americs having set Us s. good ~ example, we
were bound to reciproca,e some part OF that good
feeling lie raid j; 10 common fairness, snd # 1t
we're France or Rutsia he should give utterSnce
TO the same words But Mr.. Alamt went
through the history CT the Als5sms, and tod
them be WAS wStchiae he- from her alteration
for she vas altered from her hrst design. He
wrote to Earl Russell, but the answer was thst
the question vas being submitted 10 the lAE OIL
GERS Of the Crown, snd when they reported upon
the subject the government would be prepared
to take action Mr.. AismI again wrote 10
Lord Russel, telling him that the snip was
ready TO sail at few days notice ; snd three
days before her departure be wrote again, when
he received an sntwer telling him that ne should
hear from the legal advisers. He wrote again
the day she sailed, and lis Lordship managed to
take seton cxsctly two or three hours too late.
The ship was gone. Slpposing England hfd
been treated in thst manner By America, would
Englishmen hsye thought it proper conduct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Either the personal spit Of Gov. Stewart or a
prevalent, and, We fear, ell grounded suspicion
OF Mr.. Bilings Grsntism, defeated the latter u
the Vermont republican invention, yesterday,
and nominated fer Govern or Julius Converse.
one Of the nume' venera be responsibilities Of
Woodstock, vi hiss been q" mentioned - in cor
necticn with the Office tn score Of years
SWingieia Republican,
Ii the PVu5liraa msu had heard Mr.. Bill
hag' eie lueut spresl to the Republicans Of Yer
mont t. shcw solid front 70 the enemies Of the
Kepu' 'licau party, Of whatever stripe. he would
have found very little roc N left for suspicion
thu Nr Billings was not 50 and in the Republi-
c. u faith We don't know anything about
90 Grsnti'm, - as distinguished from republican
ism, in Vermont; and there is no stAuncher re-
publican in the State than Frederick DillingF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05
A Womans Tribute to the Fhlladel-
nhia Convention.

mer Auss. to the New York iafsrrnesal, les
,-ib-Br the Ns.ionM Republican Convention
Ihays looked in the face Of Genera Gran, 10
A irawinr-rocm, have behei all 'noAlng AL
DRIVING t,.t horses on tae avenue ant nave sal
Imr1snble. lie Il not ou- hero nl. laen
no +, Not that he We 0r,vsr, or had half Tie
brrning enthusiasm Of patriotism which filed
ten tb5usa-i boyt whom he .aii but De .ei
tbsr, This vas the thought Wl'cl tlr.-el
tt,-.s thrice zen thousand cheers which rent t-7
,i~,f pa!sfa.raia isst week Al tue mention ..
b-srqre. T1eser expected 70 hear The 1.t ts--
tfq-.1-.l- s-,5e It rose Ike tle ocean IN TIE
r,rfr be- rose and -0arei, and swel over al Tie
and % must have stirred che dust ct -le t.st
v5, req IN silent bivl1ac % abe leclts .- -r-
r----.,- AMI IN an rhs hi.lt1pz sul iI..---if-
49,. land Yes. fe.- tlsr the -ls.r.Hls
o-r.an. wb1 f-r-l5 zut re's-ei l'
.l-.....s-.. uuFt have heard eIi .Il N..
i.. living cry W loving Teu-u '--- 'f $50
scarcely lsss FIR them faan '1r .-F '
h1aa--i lesicr. IL was a.t tl- eF'.l p, '.A-.,
witl LIE human faults s1i in .-s'e @sTs, Or
whom this multitude saa1frt- i- "'-
l.ie- Grant. .f;ci far shove 1l-.ar --i
trflr.uh-I 10 var, who Eel ,-t.- s.,-' -s-
lesI themselves Let ul .e. le.. .l'.
ssos.s Of that Convention we're r-e cheers
8. hacked ofee-lo'lsrs.'' have 1tv-1 seen -
any great public -st1cr ~ % "r1- -.' --r'--
alI~ .o'iel5us- sI1l LcCte sars... s'- -.
perception Of vllt vss holy sui lerf
IL distinction from the tsst aul tie .l.s. lT
may have been ..su1r- .iri-.Ir- %. te..
.1.1. many O. t-al -l- 10 Fs1 T-'I vas .--
er,rI -rzai-r ia CHER ue7 w-
their SHOUTS. I Eslt - s-r-r t - .Ha 1r-
ssr.i-u than Che .a-..-e F-i.. che entire Con.
vert.-r. a.--s ur ot black aul white, sE-re.t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

An article in the New York Herald Of yes
tarday, under the caption Of - A Critical Ansl-
yls Of the Grand Show, concludes a. follows
Whist remains Of that Jubilee is the calling
together Of the foreign bands, the paying OF
so 600 for waltzes snd polkSs-a miserable
faanciq! future, and no benefit icbaterer 10
art"
The italics are our. The article is signed
Musicus.'' but it bears strong internal eyi-
dence Of coming from the pen Of Mr.. Cooney'
the would be musical critic q Of the Herat6.
lie can best be answered in the words which
Shakespeare puts into the mouth Of Hotsp1r
&" Say you so, say you So, | say unto you again,
you are & shallow, coNsrdly hind, and you lie
Boston TrdrsLier.
The BostouiSns are just little bit Jealous CT
any adverse criticism on the Jubilee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Here is sound advice from thoughtful man
* Put not your faith in him who predicts hot
.eason-he keeps ice; nor in him who predicts
cold one-he keeps clothing store; nor yet in him
who declares wet one-he has umbrellas; nor
. dry one-he sells beer; nor he who Gays Gree
ley will be elected-he ID insane
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Time sas when the Is, publicaus Of Vermont
never lac sei che5ru word from the New
York Trj5aqe, when they rlscei their State
ticket in nomination. But that time Las Of
courtc g9ue,with the q. ag over ofJhe TrEuHe
to The j democracy. Now the bert il has to say
and it IL al We ezpecteG-,s the following:
To Vermont the Grsnt Republicans nominated
State tcser. headed b. Mr. julius Converse, a
gentleman who has rrorS by some repute in his
state, though none cuisid Of il. With united
Democratic snd Liberal clement ia Vermont,
thu ticket will need some labor 20 reach the ma
jori'y Of 2l,Go0 given to the Republicans in
le1U.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

The graduating exercises of hlmo.H Union
Academy, Meriden, occurred on the 10Th inst.
Twenty-three received diplomas, of whom ten
we're ladies The two highest honors were take ore
by the girls the cla,s leader, as al Dartmouth,
was from Vermont. This school has long been
one Of the chief feeders Of Dartmouth, rs is nat
ural, aimee it lies almost under its caves, and
draws it's patronage from the same region. VI
the young men, nearly all enter some one OF
the courses at Hanover two, however, expect
to take scientific course at Burlington.
The school has made some gains dur
ing the year, and will undoubtedly
move steadily upward under the competent
direction of the new principsl, the Rev. L. A.
Austin, now Of Burr and Burton Seminary,
Manchester. His inaugural address. last week,
was strong yet graceful plea for the higher
culture and ,poke him the right man for the po-
.tion. The address before the graduating class
WAS given by the Rev. J. A. Bittenger OF Hart
land, and held up high idesl of life before the
Young men and young women. There is good
deal Of ceremony and parade at Meriden grad
uations, more than at any college ever attend
Ell. 1t seems to pass on from class to class by
tradition. The speaking this year was good;
fully up, it was said. to the usual high standard
of the school. About third Of the pupils here
hail from Vermont new endowment fund is
in process Of raising, which, when secured, Will
add greatly to the accommodations Of the school.
Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

VIM H. H. Coon, Esq. native Of Colehes
ter, and well knOan in this County. i.ed Of y
phoid fever st his residence in ST. Paul, Minn-'
on Monday the 2i,h ins; lie vas OF me exten
siye wholesale hardware house OF Coon q BoateHe
Of that city, sad was brother-in-laW OF hon-
d. Z Bailey Of this village. lie was - years
of age, and one OF the most energetic and success
fal young men Of the new northwest. HIS ianlly
consists Of a widow snl little son four years Of
,re.-Si. .4I5aas Messenger, June %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

The New York Orsngemen, it seems' are re-
solved on having their procession on the Twelfth
If lulv A card has been Issued from the office
Of the hin Democrat, ,igned By Stephen J.
Ne.nv and two other Irish Catholics, from
which it sppeart than an attempt had been made
to compromise with the leaders oil the
Or,ngemen and prevent 4 parade But Inc
Or,pgemen refused the offer Of compromise,
and he parade will take place. Mr. Meiny
and bis associates make solemn sppeai to
their co1ntrymen to abstain from any inter
ference with the Orange procession Ihey
ssy
Let IT be remembered that the route Of process
sion chosen gives not the shadow Of excuse Tor
1.,,rs,n, IL in .ny wsy. and that any hostile ex-
bititiou. however smsll, cannot now be placed
=, the credit Of an accidental encounter. In
sslfresne,t in the interest Of patriotism snd re-
Iisian n the uame Of humanity, We impiore
Iri,broen and Catholics, young and old, 60 keep
away. sway a. fsr g. possible, from the Inc ol
march on the 18th Of July, and 10 AhstAiu on
tb.t Asv. from Iuy hostile demonstration, by
look. word OF Iemeanor-
Tbi,i.vsry commenlsble, aul We trust it will
not he interpreted as an invitation, by re'ieTs Of
the Hia Dm01a,, to DO the 7ery thing
which they are snrestei 10. to DO.
Trr H5z. 3. F. WADE oS THF PouucAL
suA1.ox.-Where bluff, honest old Ben Wade
5,0hio stands il the present crisis, may be 'een
ia tie following eztrac, fr.ua letter addressed
By him 70 thee. rmiuec ofs-r-ngcueats Of the
Grsnt,nI wilson ratification meeting IN Wash
iar.oa. DC. The brave Ga Republican siate'-
man sreak, With no uncertain sound AiieT
rsr.n- "a handsome tsitu,e 60 Gen. Grant he
MAKE. tb.s Kind reference t. bic Oh Senatorial
associate
..as 10 the second nan on the ticket Henry
Wrs-r. he p vel known 90 ussA. lie u an ell
fs.iier 10 the csute of Rerubhcsnism. lie served
# faithfully ,ui efficiently from it's ORGANIZATION,
lie % the very incarnation q the genius oI
America 10 ~ other soil under heaven couil
such plant take zoo, and d3urlRn. Born an
uurtu-ed in poverty, obscurity ard desututon'
e1uerieucing in biz own person all the hsrdship p
anI rriys.i1ns incident 10 such a condinon, ne
know vel nov TO f7mpath.ze with the iaoorlng
r.rti.a OF the ueoulc, and TO his eternal honor
he it..-I that in the days Of hs prosperity h'
bay mover far a moment forgotten HE associates
ia r1re-ty. or cessel 90 labor for ;heir elevation
sui property.
Mr.. Wsie does net believe the mission Of the
Republican party 5e. arleL D." There sre,' he
quietly says. usay imrort.nt governments
NM
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

The Bal :imore GG=eife says that Nermonter
named c. Ranney dropped dead in the street, on
the 2Gth ult., Of disease Of the heart.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Oxide Of iron has been discovered in LARGE
qaantine' at We't Newport, R. l., and measures
til De taken to ds1slOPe its preparation for
painting purpass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05


WHAT Ma. GREELEY WAS LAST FALL.-Lsst
fall Mr.. Greeley made speech il TrumbuI
County, Ohio, in which occur the following
words
II the Democratic party we're called upon 10
decide between Grant End mytelf, know thst
their regard for what they must call principle
would induce nine-tenthI Of them to yor e
sgsnft me. Why lam decided enemy of
thai party, even IL its most respectable ss9ef Is.
The man who spoke these words less ID an 4
year ago is row fswning sycophant, car, ..inr
the Democratic party, and eourting nc nina
ton for the Presidency At it's hands He has
ceased to be - decided enemy Of tha: party. -
and become its frierd, provided, always, he get,
the nomination Of the Baltimore Convention
His Republican principles have gone to the
dogs lie wants to be President; AMI. unlike
Henry Clay. who preferred to be right rather
than to be President, he meant to win the prize /;
he can, principle or no principle Democrat,
who shout for him, like Mr. Greeley the shouted
ior, belong to the elastic race Of mtn whose prip-
clpIe' early adapt themselves to the demand Of
pohticsl ,elfihness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

a Coon DaIyER-A simpe 51 s-n--e-l.
zccne occurred in Devoushire stree, gls'eiIAJ
tfler1lou which Vas witnessed f.cm oi7 gang
um" window. \ heavily loeiei wsz''' ilA1l
b7 g psir OF large horses, stopped for ri. l'su-
rcs. The driver. a rough AMI hardy ..oAiu
man, went s51u, the animals, lifting the tr''l
barnes here, sad adjusting IL in sn0tae p.t'e
spreading the hesi-stsil binders, All shiiun
the ssiiie-bstrings lt vas warm lay sni
the horses were very wet With persoirs'.oa- pc
uEt,ei them about the hesd siuIly, trs- one an
then the other. and there seemed 20 De Qerie.
understanding between nan ami beast Nelei
little snaoyei, 10 see the heavy io.t-'o
heayy-but the driver had no chip, ant when
he was ready sad spoke to the horses they re-
spoaled with al their power, and the sr12,
weight vas moved steadily along to is d'-tio'-
ton. This tss.aster VA 50 diicrJut from the
style Of men generally seen in our thorousisre'
that we we're attracted 10 his msnuer ofoonduct-
ing bic te4gn, snl would Ike to give his nsme Il
we knew it-B0si1H GLOBE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05
The Question of Division of the School
Finds

Eiii5r Free Press and Times:
DEAR sIa II perceive by the report Of the
city meeting, as given in the issue Of your paper
Of Tuesday June 18th, that resolution was IL
troduced By which certain amount Of the taxes
to be collected for school purposes vas iiked
to be set apart for the Catholic schools Of this
city under she supervision Of Right. Rev. L. De
Goesbrisui, Catholic Bishop. l wish to state
that had not TIE lesst intins;ion that any sucn
resolution wss to he introduced. The few re
marks which wish 10 make in this communies-
ton .re called forth by the comments made IN
YOUR ifsue cfweIaesisy, June l9th. ! do not
wish to quarrel Nth any person for the simple
resscn ;hst his religious belief may be different
from mice. an . R5men Cs;ao.io and csnnot
be consistently anything elee. scsofl TO every
man the right Of thinking Ani believing accord
iug to the dictates Of his conscience. My great
est wish is thsJ every n-sn's faith may be groud-
ei on s. firm q basin "a mine s. This, how
aver, msy seem divergence from the matter
about which / propose to write In yoar issue
Of Wednesday you state
But let our citizens Of the Catholic isiA stop
moment, sni consider Whist sort OF respon ne.
they would mskc 90 a demand 'nat AK oil ~
per cent be levied for he support Of Al kpisoopal
,ch0ol. the money be expended under tue SUI
peryision Of Bishop bissel- Noud 'ney nv
ssv 'No-that cannot he. There sre puoic
schoos' NA'o. H'' AZ ~ -.a lilac -
other tee, or ciasl TOT Y., -, ~ scl,o,l
be ta1ei 70 any e-'e. ,'I liie - ,ot
TO ieAch dsn9illN ~ va. mt
heue'e m 5uu - - 49,. deror,-
support II rom tle luuls .. o- W. H.
nsuon ms Noul' 'e '.e p5 O- ~,
sec, TO suoh densua' an guy" g. t1o
reply 10 Tue deuia1i l'I II.,o
support OF 4 Na'u.ic s-''o'
Starting f5m Tie principle w-ich isll
lou, Ts,y II Ei,IgD grseg or any religious
..t.... g. ,,- liz, .
society 10 DuI'ilE''"
their children &C. the ll"H' seA1o's 'N'' ''''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

It seems that the space in the columns Of the
St Ata1s .Nessaaysr Il toe valuable TO BE
was;ei in putting up even once month, or for
single day, the nstiousl ticket OF the Bcpubi-
oaa party Such provincial journals 50 the New
York Times, Albany journal, Troy Iiae., sui
the Ike, in their lick OF " fresh reading matter
and paying Advertisements csu afford 10 hlist
the nominations Of their party, Just to til up,
bu, theStAlbsns .ne0cagsrcap 'tspare ,hespsce
Our ST Adams eo;enporary names to u several
good Gran; and Wilson papers that DO not keep
the ticket stard.lr At he head Of their caiuuas
That, Of coursc, is a matter Of tar,e sni uss-e
Many Of the most widely circulated Journals
think it worth while TO keep the ticket at the
head Of t5sir columns, in token Of their hearty
support Of the psrty. Others, By constant and
hearty support Of the national NOMINEES IN thei-
editorial columns. leave no reader in doubt con-
cerning their position. Il the N snyer would
do the oue thing or the other, there would be less
doubt among the readers ss 20 which ride it Tss
really giving its rympaihies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

1t Is becoming altogether probable that Horace
Greeley will be the nominee al the Baltimore
Convention. The question has really been the Ola
one, whether tie Southern democracy should
sule tue democratic party. The southe9ners
are strongly for Greeley. and there is god
ground fer believing that be would have been a.
strongly urged by them uron the National De
mocrstc Convention, If there had been 10 G. in
cianst Convention The Northern Democrats,
as Glars. d. MT Ike Mr.. Greeley sal hate
abouinAbly to swallow him, bat with their oil
snb,eryiensy to the South, they are evidently
preparing to ,ubmit to the choice vhi-h will be
forced upon them
We shsn be entirely content with this result
Of the Baltimore Convention We pre-
fer straight out contest to ihyse-.0r-
nerel fight, such as we should lie sure TO
have if straight Democratic nomination
we're mslest Baltimore. We hsye no idea that
Mr. Greeley would retire, 10 that OF any ether
event lie viii run, and 20 the most IsmSge
he csn 20 the Republican psTty, either IS the
Democratic nominee. OF a ;hird candidate.
A. the latter. we believe he can draw Of more
voters from The Republican ticket, thaa AZ the
c,nddue Of Tie democracy. We have very
slight fesrs Of tie issue Of a straigh; contest
between Grant and Greeley The candidate
Of Dams, and Tweed, aud Be.uregard,
s1d WinAns, and Fort Pillow ForTsst, and
Gee. n. sand re-, snd the whole tribe Of bitter
eS-rsbs.s, dead beats and corruptionists will
60 under. As sOon as the loyal voters Of the
Union get a chance Al him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-05

Thisisyary commeulsble, and We trust 1t VIII
not be interpreted as an inyiiAi'ou, by re'ier' OF
the mia Dn0Iu, to DO the Tery thing
which they are entrcstei 10. to DO.