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PGyTs AND QUARTS Of filthy catarrhal
discharges. Where does it all come
from? The mucous membrane, lining
the chambers of the nose, and its little
glands, are diseased, sc that they draw
from the blood its liquid, and exposure
to the ar changes 1T into corruption.
This lif2-ljquid was to build mp the sys-
TEN, but it is extracted and the system
is weakened by the loss. 70 cure, gain
flesh and strength 10y using DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, which also
acts directly upout these glands, %corfeet-
ing them, apply DR., Snge's Catarrh
Remedy with DR., ricrcc's Nasal Douche,
the only method Of reaching the upper
cavities where the discharge accumu-
lutes and comes from. The instrument
and two medicines sold for - by all
Druggists, 5I.
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increase the quantity Of flesh or fat
produced, those which were deprived
OF it showed q less healthy skin, n
lower condition Of health, and would
command only flower price in the
mari ct, than those which received
salt in addition to that naturally
contained in their fodder. 1t is not
a direct producer of flesh, but, being
necessary to the animal economy,
its habitual uso colduces to that
healthy and vigorous condition
which is Indispensable to profit.
Il. =.
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EN planatiOM of the Distribution.

Numbers from | to ~0,O0-the same numbers
bclng on the CertliicateS-ire printed ON separate
slips of paper. which are each cncirclcd in tubes,
and are placed in n glass cylinder. The 3jl Pre-
also printed on separate slips OF paper, and each On
clrcl"I IN a lllDc, and all are then placed in another
glass cylinder. The cylinders are buln rcVOlvcd
and II number is taken from tine cylinder Of mum
brrS by II boy hllndiOlIrl, and one OF the premiums
IS taken from the premium cylinder, by Il boy like
wise blInlIuIIpd, both OrWhich are cNh ibfleI'I to the
spectators, ana such number VIII ne entitled to the
premiums ana llilS operation VIII be repeated until
SCI nlnlhrfS are taken From the number cylinder,
and dll premiums from the premium cylinder, to
such numbers
The Managers will enter down each number on
their books aS taken from the number cylinder,
alid the premium TO each rs taken from the pre-
MUM ~cylinucr.
The Distribution will take place on the day and
commence Mt the hour named there will he no
posi- ponCmcnt whatever, and All Inc DIrmiuus
must he distributed.
Through the Kindness of Mr.. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
the McmphiS Agent of the AGRICULTURAL society,
wlo Is now IN the city of nashville, aud viii re-
FOR SALE AZ ~McCLURE'5 MUSIC STui,E,
NO. ~ Union street, at II desk set apart for That
purpose. PERSONS living out OF Nashville who
desire tickets in the Memphis Drawing, can send
lht money Tor ccrtIirlicS per kXprc,S, or Regis
tered Letters, or Pogt Ofice Orders, at he risk of
The A 'soctaii0n. ANA Immediately upon the Distri-
Dulluii taking place the Official numorrs will be
forwarded to each CORE l%pOndent.
III orders must he address to Agent Oflhe Mem
phiS A grlrn turnl and M"cianical society, care of
James \. Mcclure IL Co., No. ai onion street
Nashville, Tennessee.
JuIlN q. BALLENTINE, President.
LEON lRpuHDAlE, S"crctiry,n
MANAGERS:
THOMAS Z. HILLS, JAMES COLEMAN.
TOBIAS WOLFE. w. q. WOODSON.
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The Oldest md the Rcst.

"Burnett's Superior Flayoring Ex-
tracts"-Lomon, Vanilla, Almond, Rose,
Nectarinc, &c, are strictly standard"
uniform in quality, and give entire sat
isfaction in fact they are unquestion-
ably the best and cheapest in use.
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TO -

The advertiser having been permanently
cured ut HAT dread disease, COn>urnpriun,
by u simple remedy, ~ anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the mean, of
cuGe. To AL who desire 1t he will send q
copy OF tue preSc ip'ion, (rce ot chaIge,)
with the Injections iof preparing and uS,ug
the same, which they VIII find ~ sfRg CUR
tnr CoNhuai ron. ASTHMA, BRpNcmris,
&c. Parties wishing the prescription viii
please address
REv. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Wi South .rd Street, Williamsburg, N. Y.
D... R-Iv.
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los o.; Einac Hous cEocpC.S. huu Il not
would save time aud money, !hn tha ter
Oak has been tested ~ time, anl proved II
success in to ~ moe and b,;irr W" X ihan
any Slove made, aud il guaranteed OF your
mnncy %rcfuntcd.
This is n truth easily proved. AK your
ECighhOr.
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Tho influence OF dress on morals,
(says George =. FOX, the Beau ijnuA-
mel Of the nineteenth century, pre-
scnts u theme for The pen OF u ph,-
lo3ophr-a merchant tailor, how
oyer experienced, ran scarcely hope
to do it justice. We VII, however,
venture to submit shat no civilized
man II apt to commit q CRIME in IL
good GnIt OF clothes. An easy and
%raccidl garment is incompatible
with a decd OF violence. The scrcni-
ty prodnc d BY u perio t filing suit
puts ono in good bumor with ali man
kind. ArraycI in II lnoNad elegant
costume, with The cOnsumma.e polish
of appearance Which it is equally the
duty and the pride Of the conscien-
ti1u3 artist tailor TO impa.t q man
feels his Representatives, rs . c iizon,
is iDsri ci with u lave OF Order. he
comes refined AID elevated in his
is filed with respect for law,
docorum and propriety and finds his
own character u guaranty agHinst
temptation. Iod ci, out + ihe i'm
mcnse number OF customora who
honorcd the author With their
patronage, We do not lnoN Of one
who has ever been convicted Of a
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35l Premiums 10 he Distributed 4
Conformity To Law.

The Board of Directors, IN commencing this
scheme To the public, promise that il shall he car
ricd out in good faith. The high character and
standing Of The managers selected will he Il Suni
cicnt guarantee that perfect fairness VIII control
the distribution.
1t is hoped and expected that this scheme will
financial success, rs every dollar will be
appropriated IN buildings and improving the
to such a degrecaS TO render them q source
Of pride to every citizen of Memphis, Shelby conn
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AGENTS WANTED IMNEpI-
C~aTEt@ATkLf. The Patent Spring-Set
ark15SaxzA FISHING Reel. Wonder .ul inyeu-
IN --A Oh-hls any rod instantly
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~ plated, $40. Address SPRJN
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q nsEENLAW OPERA HOUSE.
Memphis, atlP. vi.
Full Certificate Shares. ......S 90
Halves, "..m."$2 so. Quarters. i 26
10000 Numbers Only
ISL Cash Premiums!

To be paid Immediately after the Distribution
takes place.
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MANAGERS:
THOMAS y. HILLS, JAMES COLEMAN,
TOBIAS WOLFE, w. q. WonnsnN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
The wealthy states.

The weallhiest State in proportion to the pop
nlation was Massachusetts in 1860; it was New
York in 1870, where the wealth was 81, ,4S3 for
each person. in Connecticut, Sl,4iI IN Rhode
Island 1885, in California Sl,l40; in Penn
svvania, Sl,0Sl; in New Jersey. Sl,O3S.5O. -
Texas shows the smalle-tper capita weslth. only
Sl9l. The State, county, town, and city debt II
also given per capita ior each State, aud here,
100, Massachusetts stands second. her deLt 70,
each person being S4sl9 while Louisiana ha.
s713.o3; Virginia. Sio64; Tennessee, S3S. so
Maryland. S37 Is: New York, 5000, and al
the other States less. excep. Nevada, with $40.
"a. Wes. Virginia has but $l.27 of local deb
ier each inhabitant and Texas less than x2.-
The per capita OF the national debt In 1870 wa
something more than x60 for each person, be
sides the amounts above given.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
CRAFT.sCHOOI.S WANTED.

To remedy this aimlessness and uniitness
for life with which our education leaves our
YOUTH we need more craft Schools where boys
can become practical engineers, chemists,
printers, machinist. and even farmers
The machinist would be none the worse
ifhe should spend his his evenings over Euclid
instead of lager; the blacksmith. II he knew
how to drive home and clnch an argument in
metaphysics as skillfully as u horseshoe nail
or thedentist, ii he could extract hidden Greek
roots with the same facility as grumbling mo-
lars. Educated men would dignity any of
these emplOyments, and make them sought
and not Stunned by those worthy to fill them.
man who wants to run an engine ought to
be educated for his business, just as much as
lawyer for his profession. We are a patient
and long suffering people, or We would never
permit ourselves to be blown up by hundreds
| BY ignorant engineers who know nothing more
| of the monsters which they control than
enough to feed them with wood and water
and Oil up their creaking joints; or suffer our
selves to be sent to our graves by strplings In
short jackets, who give us arsenic paregoric
and strychnine for the elixir Of life. The time
is coming, and we trust is not far distant wher
all these positions of responsibility will b,
filled by men of education, and can be file,
by none others; when gnoramuses will be oh
ligad either to fit themselves for their propos
ed labors. or seek other employments.-O. X
Burchard. n. Scrib.er's for My.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
IN TsIE EVENING.

All day the wind had howled along the leas.
All day the wind had swept across the plain,
All day on rustlng grass, and waving trees.
Had fallen the useful trouble of the rain"
All day beneath the low hung drcary sky,
The dripping earth had covered sullenly.
At last the wind had sobbed itself to rest
At last to weary camness sank the storm:
crimson line CLEANED sudden in the west.
Where golden lecks rose wavcring into form.
hushcd revival hcralded the night.
And with the evening time awoke the light.
The rosy color flushed the long grey waves;
The rosy color tinged the mountains brow.
And where the old church watched the ylageg raves
Wooed to a passing blush the yew trees frown.
Bird. beast and iower relenting nature knew.
And one pale star rose shimmcring in the blue.
| So. to a life long crushed in heavy grief:
| So. to path long darkened by despair.
The slow sad hours bring touches of relief.
Whispers of hope. and strength Of trusttul prayer
! ''Tarry his leisure" God Of love and might,
And with the evening time there will be light!
AL the Year Round
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20

The standing armies Of Europe, instead Of being
reduced anil thus relieving the tax -burdened peo-
pie, are to be increased IN q ruinous emulation
Russia proposes to augment her military strength
from one million three hundred thousand. to the
immense number Of two million nine hundred
thousand men. Germany intends to keep her
army at one million six hundred thousand men.
including, as do all the others. the reserves garr
sons, home troops. and all that can be spoken OF
~ hsiag in military service Even France GRIP
pied and. for the present. utterly pvostrate. calls
10 the presence Of n German menace. for one mil.
lion four hundred thousand men, to comprise her
army. and talks Of fortifying the northern
frontier 70 - TO be prepared for emergencies
Austria, Italy and Turkey. also. are keeping up
thsif armies to the full standard, and altogethe.
the fighting men OF Europe, stalwart. strong. ane
the most able bodied Of the population. will hard
ly be less than ten millions. One years OUTLAY
for the maintenance, in time Of peace OF thi
heavy force. will bs equal to . protracted war.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20

A Coon ONK.-At a political meeting, the
BY man who constantly called for Mr., Henry
Whenever . new speaker came on. this man
bawled out. "Mr. Henry Henry Henry call
TOR Mr.. Henry"
After several interruptions OF this kind at each
speech, young man assembled the platform. and
was soon airing his oquence i'll mngniloqueiit
atyle,strikng out powerfully in his gestures, when
the old cry was heard for Mr. Henry.
Putting his hand to his mouth like speaking
trumpet, this man bawllng out ut the top OF his
voice, "Mr. Henry Henry Henry Henry!
call for Mr.. Henry to make a speech -
The chairman now rose, and remarked that II
would oblige the audience, if the gentleman
would refrain from any further calling for Mr.
Henry, as that gentleman WAS now speaking.
"Is that Mr.. Henry 7" said the disturber Of tn,
meeting. Thunder! that can't be Mr.. Henry
Why, that's the little cuss that told me to holier
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
GRANTS PEACE.

Grant came into power with reconstruction ell
but accomplished. the long battle over. aud North
and South anxious tor peace. What has he done
in this matter but inaugurate and pursue policy
OF hate Even Congress was weary OF welding
the lash. On the 7th of March, 1871, the Forty
Second Congress was organized and stood ready
to adjourn. Even Butler and Binghsm. Steven
IAN and Kelley, had no outrage to adduoe. But
Grant insisted the body should remain in session.
sna On y. xsa oi .Ss IN
luctance Of the two Houses he overcame by me-
nsns end bribery. the corrupt use Of the patron
~ 70 intimidats some and seducs othsrs, and the
bill passed.. Proclamation upon proclamation o
martial lhN aasnsd. IsfAntxy, arSisisry, and cav
alry wers ssnt out to make arTests and . million
Of dollAn spsnt TO purchase convictions. Within
few days back the crusade. which had lulled
has been rsopened with fury, and Grant now de-
mands that the saspension of the writ Of habea
oospus, which soon expires, be rs-enacted. to b.
OF lbroe until the next Presidential election b
passsd. This il Grants peace. HIS promise h
either cannot or will not fulfill. World
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
GERMANY.

LONDON, April ~
special dispatch to the DAILY NeWs from Bsr-
lin says that no ultlmatum, as alleged by the
Daily Telegraph yesterday, has been sent to the
French government BY BismSrk. Count Won Ar.
min. the German Ambassador to France. did con-
vey q dispatch from Prince Bismarck 70 the Gov.
ernmsAt of Versailles; but its tone was very pa
ci6c, and highly hattering to President Thiers.-
The Premier, in . dispatch. stated that he wa
convinced that peace was secured bstweeu the
two nations 50 long as the present Executive o
France remained in power. In the sams dispatch
Prince Bismarck complains OF the distrast Of III
people VI France.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
The Horrible Outrage In A,mbama.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April ls.-The negroes
who were taken from the Nashville and De.
catur Railroad tram by band Of armed white
men were not hanged by them, rs was suppos-
cd, but were released They were subsequent
~ re-arrested ana are now in Jail at Athens,
Ala. A fifth negro has been arrested and has
confessed having killed Wilson, the husband,
outraged the woman, and afterwards threw
Wilson's body into the Tennessee River, Win
fald, the white accOmplice, was not drowned
asfspOrted, but 10 still at large The law will
be Allowed TO take its course, the excitemen,
which was at first intense, having partially
subsided. Mrs. Wilson is still alive.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
Tornado In SOush Carolina
AarueliOn Of Property.

the up-country on Tuesday night new ntg1
ket-house at Columbia, about finished, was hlot11
down, but the worst damage is in Chester, u
which place sixty-two houses were entirely de-
stroyed by the storm. and many others seriously
damaged No persons were killed, but bur col
ored people we've injured by falling houses. Miles
of fencing were blown down. and Thousands OF
fruit trees torn up BY the roots. Tho nss iu
Chester is $4,000, mostly falling on persons q
small means. A meeting was held in Chester y
day, and steps taken for the relief Of the sufersss
The tornado moved westwardly and was of shSst
/ duration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
Sheritt's salts.
sheriff - Sale.

Mr.. BY virtue Of a writ of Levari tatlss To
~! me dir, crd. will he exposed TO Public sle
Aim at the WASHINGTON Hotel, Kept 6y lsalr
~ pyle in the City OF lin II gton. NeH tas-
tie County Delaware gu WEDNESDAY, the l,t
day OF May. 1872 NJ o'clock. p. ~. the folio" inc
descri ibcd Real Estate. VIZ!
All that CERTAIN lot parcel Of Ian situate in The
city OF Wimn gton aforesaid. bounded ana dcs'rl-
sion of the easterly side OF Rooney street with the
southwesterly side of Delaware avenue. thence by
the said side of Delaware avenue easterly about
one hund red nd nine feet to corner OF lands for
merly owned by Joshua I. Heald: thence by his
iine southwesterly at right angles from said aN-
snue ne hundred and nine feet to corner OF other
land belonging to Aoram K; Wooston; thence
nor tn ery sixty feet four inches. more or
less parallel With Delaware enue 10 the easteriy
side OF Rodney street: thence thereby about one
hundred and forty two feet to the place OF begin
ujue be the contents thereof what they may.
Seissd anil taken in execution IS the pr"Iefty ot
Abram r. Woolston and Ella 5. II. his wife. and
and to bs sold BY
ShsriEs Ofise. New Castle. April 3, 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
FIRST EDITION.
b r T EGR PH.
MISSOURI,

ST. LOUIS, April 20.
despatch from Muskasee, Indian Territory,
says that a man on trial for murder ut Talauuah.
yesterday, was acquitted. whereupon the relatives
of the murdered uian shot the murderer dead and
also the Judge on the bench. An indiscr,minate
hight ensued in which eleven were killed and many
more wounded, among whom were three U. s.
MarshaIs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, April 2O
Special dispatches declare the Cabinet to be .
unit on maintaining the position on indirect dam.
ages. deeming the necessity of a decision on the
question more important than any money it might
yield. to effect which the government would be
willing to give England in advance An assurance
that no money would be demanded in case the de-
cision was ADVERSE to England.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
DAILY GAZETTE.
The Philadelpha Prsss is greatly alarmed L
xaatardaY's issue il saws:

"At last we have the call Of the Liberal Repub-
lcans Of Pennsylvania for tho election Of delegates
to the Cincinnati Convention. The signers are
generally Republicans in nod standing. Colonel
A. X. McClure's name will surprise many who
voted for him for State Senator in the belief that
he was a friend Of President Grant on his as
surance that he would be- controlled by the wishes
OF the Republicans of his district. That they pre-
fer Grant is os clear as any fact could be-"
And yet they must have encouraged MrCure
to abandon the Philadelphia Convention and &c
to Cincinnati. May not Republicansb be encouras
ing both Forney and Mcclure, different ways Al
the surest way TO bring the Radical party Of plum
ders to grief
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
WEATHER REPORT.

WAsHIN0ToN, April 20.
Partially cloudy weather will extend over the
Atlantic States with southerly and southwesterly
winds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Commercial.

PHILADELPHIA April 90.
Cotton firmer; Cplands % i235s Orleans -
Flour firm: improved demand superiiae <6atH
extras $6i!a7k
Penna. extra family <Sisasa.
Rye -four steady $500
Brandywne Corn Meal, $500.
Wheat firmer; Rcd, Sass, amber 9s. white S9a
2lO.
Rye. 90.
White Oats 56 Mixed 52a55
Pork, l3.25al3.50; lard, Ss+a9I..
Whiskey, SSH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
n AR n I z y,

OHNSON-TINLEY.- ON the l4th Of April. 1872.
at the residence of the brides parents. near Fol
ton. Del by Rev John Downham. Richard N
johnson. of New Castle county. Del to Miss Pa
tience q. Tinley. of Kent county. Del.
THOMPSON-SARGEANT NT.-On the 9TH inst. by
Rev l.. Vallandgham Mr.. Thomas Thompson
of Cecil county, Md. to Miss Lavina Sargent. o
IsIiEkWoOD .tiIBsON-On the 10th inst by tbs
same, Mr.. Thomas sherwood to Miss Jane A. Glib
son, both Of Newark, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
WAShlN NC1ON.
CIVIL Rl0UTS BILL

WAsHINdToN, Apnl 20
SENATE-The Debate continued until the tK-
p,ratlon OF the morning hour when the Texas and
Pacific railroad bill came up.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
TENN ESS z z.

MEMPHIS, April 20.
Earthquakes were felt this morning which con-
tinued two minutes, causing much alarm and
damage at Centreton, N e
A thousand acres Of woodland have been burn
Cd in this vicinity within the last two days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20

=. PAs French practice in building is good one.
lpstsad Of using Aimsy lath for thin partitions,
hsy employ stout piecss Of oak. as thick as gar
A. palings. Thsee they mail firmly ON each side
tstvsen with rubbls aud plaster Of paris. They
coat the whole With plaster. Yhs aoors are
managed in the same way. u we'll - the upper
aide Of the stairs Houses thus rendered
near "tirs proof" II built OF stone throughout.
In nottingham. England, where they have gyp-
THAR floors ana partitions in the same solid man.
nss; and consequently building is rarely burned
down in that popaloas manufacturing town.
Ths War Dspastnsns has published the opinion
Of ~ United Ststss Supreme Court against the
jurisdiction Of the Stats Courts TO Issue writ Of
AaAaa1loe the discharss Of any psrson held under
sasAshty Of tbs United States BY a Govsrnmnsn'
Sassf. "
eAtAs HOUSE OF Lords Lord Russell said thai
hltAotian ins reasd 70 the suspensiou Of proceed
ngAy ursaA Britain before the Geneva Arbltrs
6oa sati ~ United States withdrew their claimi
~ indirect damAgse would b deferred until thu
3otA inst
A. Bostoa, o. Thussday evening. Wa. Maine,
lett his wife at home with his brother. Upso,
Aainss On rstuming. he found his wife dead
eHd n GrsoTct.ncea eesmsd to iTdic.ss naet
ssoss ti|ls4 A.y , :: Ns; sIF.st:t: a Coroner.
di0d In drunksa a.
AAAos,sy 0sssral Williams has decided tha
civilians who attach thsmsslvss 70 IN army g0in
% haotils expedition against Indians AFs amsns
biz Military jusisdictioa and trial BY court maj
~ Ashbury has sold his yacht Csmbri'
aily smith died in Brooklyn ye,tsrdA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
lTLAv.
RoAE, April 20.

ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Special dispatches from Rome say 1t Is the
opinion Of the Italian Government that the Board
Of Arbitration, At Geneva. ought not to take into
account, when deliberating upon the Alabama
claims, those submitted by the American Govern
ment for indirect damages.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20

ChinsD advisss stats that on March III tho Ok.
plosion Of . magazine, at Ten Tsn. destroyed
eighty houses aud rAAny Eves.
n. Cspisssr Rarisr has declined the offer Of the
AmbaAsAdorship at London. and the Duke Il 'Hsr-
court uin prohably ps appointed to that post.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
CLAN D.

ENGLAND.
FALLING OF WALLS.
LONDON. April 70.
Walls Of buildings in course of erection at
Kirkcad Scotland, fell this morning, killing nine
masons and laborers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20

The Ledger says over ten columns of advertise
ments were crowded out of its edition this morn.
ing Happy Child
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
THE WARM CUnA,

LONDON. April l9.--In the House of Commons
this evening Mr.. Thomas Hughes. N. r., moved
an address u the Queen praying her to urge upon
the Spanish government the prompt fulfment Of
ts treaty Obligations. long neglected, in regard
to slavery aud the slave trade in the island Of
Cuba Mr.. Hughes noticed the origin and progress
Of the war in Cuba and its connection with the
slavery question. He quoted from and commented
strongly upon what he styled the atrocious pro-
clamations OF the Captain General, and condemn :
ed the ruthless aud savage manner in which thu
war had been carried on. Not. he said. on the
part OF the regular army. but by the dregs OF Eu
rope called the "Cuban volunteers" men hired fol
| the purposes of rapine and extermnation While
Spain was pouring her troops into Cuba that Is
land was pouring her mendicant refugees into tht
adjacent colonies of Great Britain.