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The New York herald., 1873-11-13
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
A JOHN d. HAMLIN, AUCTIONEER
n. SPEED, SPEED, SPEED.
ROADSTERS, COUPE AND FAMILY BORSE

W W
a. SPEED SPEED SPEED
RoADsTERs COUPE AND FAMILY HORSES
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
This day, 18TH Instant at private stable 26 East Seven
teenth street, between Firth avenue and Broadway,
Consisting OF two fine ard fast rottcrs two bghbred
RoadNers, wagons sleighs, Harness, Robes Aighans
Horse Clotnfng, &c, all OF first quality,
r, And SomRriSng an extra stylish dark bay Trotting
LIANT, dam BY LINDA, which was driven by Dan Mace
In ~ when years old Is handsome and oppy sound
and kind; This trottng geding is known the road
thc Dr. flatt horse; few surpass HIM as roadster
when timed on the Fleetwood Track without prepars-
in $50 ' ~ O' y ~
Also dark chestnut Troting Mare, YOUNG LINDA @
years old, l5 nigh sired by Knckerbocker, dam by Alb
dalla Chief has rotted in 33s is perfect In form and
without spot, fault or bemsh and warranted as such
Also fine high bred aappc gray Ethan Allen Mare
1914 hgh years old sired by Young Allen trotted
fast one year ago dam 2S) trotter; her pedigree
known; warranted sound and kind.
Also well deyeoped and fine bay family carriage or
coupe Horse 5+ high, 6years old; fine body, bone
muscle raised in Orange county; trot In $40 TO
coupe is very stylish IN harness. great knee action
also warranted sound and perfect
This property is in the hands of an assignee for per
empory sale by auction, TO mme diaely close
counts OF creditors ana all exhibition til time OF
sale full catalogue and more minute description will
be given a. time Of sale.
Brewster of Broome street, top Wagon.
Brewster, OF Broome street open Wagon.
Double set Dunscomb Harness
Double Set Siings Harness
Single set Dean; Single Set stillinGs
single set Crossman; Single Set Dunscomb
Cutter Sleigh. velvet trimmed, silver mounted
2Wol, Bear, Scotch Alhans
pair fine kersey pairs Stable Blankets
full Suit, strap Bells, Bride.
All to be sold to highest bidder
THOMAS ". PITMAN, Attorney for Assignee.
50 Nassau
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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LOAN oFFICEs.TwELrTH PAcE-Sxth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
MACHlNERY-IwEL PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAcE--sixth column.
MATRlMONlAL-TwELFTn PAGE-Third column
aSb PAGE
iSl%5' PAGE
Sixth column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Sixth column.
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, &C.-NlNru PAGE-Third
POST OFFiCE NoTICE-FInsr PAcE-sccond column.
PROPOSALS-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
ELEVENTH PAcE--SiXth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF HE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth col
REAL LSTATE wANTED-FIRsr PAGR-sixth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-NINTH PAGE-Fourh column.
SALEs At AUCTloN-sEcosD PAGE-rhird and fourth
sITUATIONs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
First second third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns.
EITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-IwELFT PAGK-First
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-Second column
SPoRTING-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Third col.
THE TKADEs-rwELrTu PAcE-second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELTrH PAGB-
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcoND PAGR--Sixth column
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
~ I'VE TWELFTH rm ;, pAGEmFitth and sixth columns.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column.
WINTER RESORTs-SEcoSp PAGE-Third column
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
SPECIAL, POSITIVE AND ABSOLUTE SALE


~ BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY NHURsDAY NOV. Is. at II O'CLoCE,
AT STABLE NO. NELSON PLACE MERCER sT),
between Wayerey and Clinton places and rear of New
ing all the fine Stock of r. b. Debevoisc Esq All
fine aswere ever offered at public auction in this city.
Comprising the handsome fast dapple gray Mare
Lillic Is hands high and 6years old has fine flowing
name and tail fine clean limbs; was sired by ST Law
renee dam by Ethan Allen she is very tree stylish
and pleasing driver ro her mile and repeat in
ana Is as ne gated as can be found on road she is
ranted sound and kind.
Also fine Ethan Allen Colt Is hands high years. full
Ethan Aen dam fast black mare with record AZ;
he Is prompt and gamey driver, and trot now in
2 :50, and is warranted sound and kind.
Also fast bay Geding Young Royal; he is l5S hands
high, years old; was Sired by Royal George dam an
resoue driver as ever harnesed he Is hone and
well behaved when in company and is warranted sound
and kind.
Also, fast Pacing Eorsc White Stocking raised in IL
OF 2 2b and Is warranted sound and kind.
Also, fast thoroughbred bay Geldng 1914 hands high
syears old was raised in Kentucky and sired Cassus
Clay dam, thoroughbred; he can pull road wagon
to be found he is honest and well behaved in company
has great en- iurance; road too long hin, he
is warranted sound and kind
Also. the very last handsome gray Mare Alice she
thoroughbred mare; she can always 60 track and
show from S to 2 and repeat her miles always
in the above time: she I5s hands high years old
very pleasant driver gentle for lady to drive and
warranted sound and kiud
Also, fine Park Phaeion pony Phaeton light top and
open road wagons; single and double Harness.; fine
Blankets and Robes Whips &c.
The above all represented, and will be sold
be on exhibition at all times prior 70 sale.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
REV ARIl'
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GS REWARD.-LOST IN VICINITY OF SIXTH AVE-
.pc nue. from Twenty seventh 10 Forty second streets
Book containing and addresses OF subscribers
JOHNSON WILSON A CO., "a Bcekman street.
GIN REwARil-LosT, TUESDAY NIGHT IN
plO Central Park, near Scventy.nnth street gate,
black Fox Robe, vii red ana blue trimming Apply TO
Y, LAMB son, IL and 10 East Fifty. eighth stroe,
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

I WANT A SMART MAN, WITH $500 TO TAKE ONE
1 half interest my restaurant Greenwich street
As have other business TO attend TO- Apply to ROVER
FLEEK Z co. 800 Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

4 xEpFTAEEh sp tAEiEEoSHHE s4H 81 afH4G
HORSES, POO CAKT PHASToN,, LIGHT, WAGONS,
G1SanH bxY So Is
AVENUE and consisting o. the entir, establishments Of
wn9 from o1Se Of @ are obliged sen and
the Country andw positively sold to highest bidder
and % S1y Of s1s5ags
asJ i ss S ii Wo5ssls s aaaa
ss3
iers can 60 twelve miles an hour with ease are AFRAID
Io he S o s
are sse ana relisblc for family aid warranted
Gssaa m H.szaa i
Old Handle tonian; she is the perfect and stylish
rotr in TINS city Is perfect r model Of grace and
boots and IS a fac sime Of Mr. Bonner's Focahonas in
having broken but monS fu mile to
100 lb Wagon in sos, without skip or break; She is
poie and %,th months training beat 2ao;
Ss
was = raised I IL
has O SSa ssat
when he purchased by present owner and has since
csetheT with the brown @ make and sys
team he warranted sound and kind, and as roadster
Also t6e elegant brown Geaing Frank G.. l54 hands
Orange county. and sired by Volunteer, dam by Ken,
lucky Hunter is fast and genteel driver beat
minues 60 to the end Of the road nothing is
good i'm R harness and cannot be outsyled warranted
good and true, sound and kind, and is known the
Bishop colt.
Also blooded and extra stylish black three-Quarter
thoroughbred Gelding, with all the style and action
imaginable; long, flowing name and ail has been used
to dog cart and Is fine horse, and trot
very last; Is also very fine under saddle, and Is
ranted free from spot trick or bemsh and as family
horse is second 10 none.
Also a stylish highland two-seat Phaeton, in fno
order; light Dog Cart top Wagon, nearly new;
tro.ting. wagon, double and single Harness Robes
fine Hay, Oats, straw and stable Utensils
Sale absolute shine. Stock exhibition at all
times at stable. ull and responsible warranee all
horses and twentyfour hours allowed for trial and
animation. This Is OF the most choice stock TO he
found. and parties wishing to purchase will do well to
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
NOVEMBER 13, l873.-TRIPLE SHEET.
sPORTINe-Does, BIRDS, &C.


A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF. FANCY DOGS.
co q onaon and r.r
their numerous friends merchants and others that the
shove are on view and sale Tor ten days longer at ISL
LrOR sALE-CHEAP, A VERY FINE CENTRAL FIRE
be At 5 East seventy street, corner king
yVANTED-A GOOD BREECH-LoADER; EIGHT
and p price ros % SEND
THE TURF.
nEERFooT PARKzzrRoTTIsG-FRIDAy NovEM-
ber T. at Purse of $780, for horses that never
/. 8 : sam@s snn1llps, :. & farmsg napny So1 SSnn
fPss,s Nasers f r. M NJ fsdy bss 6sgpsns 6f Vs1msn,
Dr. Heard's b. g. John; JOHN vou.uoy snn.-n,.naon,
FLEETWOOD PARK.-I HEREBY OFFER THE FOL-
paaies o & S 9e sr SoTsss for a on &
SsI,es isas beat heats best n i.y unds!
Broadway on Thursday evepRs p9sIS Efv
wM Il. VAN Corr. superintendent
THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS AssooIA.
IL do1 offer purse Of so for herses that have never
beaten first $50 second and sio 't 70 thrd d,to to
Il soe at
their office l39 Montague street. Brooklyn Thursday,
November 20, at 8 p. NJ.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, superintendent
WHITE PLAINS FAIR GROUNDS wEsTCHEsTER
w county, FAN Trotting Meeting.-Frst day Thurs
day November l3 Three Races; Purse OF $500 :26
horses, closed with cntres Purse $Q0 2:i2
with seven entries and Purse OF $500 Tor
each day at IL o'clock sharp Trains leave Grand Cen.
tral depot at gals, 945 and II N5; return at 5 05.
JOHNSON BROS, Managers
pools WILL BE SOLD ON THE GREAT cALIFoR-
l. MIA four mile heat Thursday and Friday even
Ing at lac Broadway Reliable information will be re-
ceived from Mr. Chamberlain in regard to also
the result of the contest decided.
I. +. BAKER, Pool Seller
DOOLS SOLD THIS AND FRIDAY EVENINGS AT
i JOHNSONS, l,1S7 Broadway, corner Twenty-eghth
street on the great fourmile heat in California
teiegrams received of the starters and winner.
I. B. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
Is during the week ending SATURDAY. November e
and l2 NJ, thursday at II NJ. and Saturday at II
A. M. and IL NJ. TH0S. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases Prepared
Food for mocking BIRDS at B. q. DOvEYs, No Greene
street. near Canal
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

l AIDES PREFERRTNG no HAVE THEIR DRESSES
- made IN the house them cut and lifted ny
nIM clssS drcssmaker or would make them at nome
AdUe@ ~ l., box Ito Herald Uptown Branch orlee,
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
DRY GOODS.

cyMITU,s PATTERN BAZAAR ei4 BROADWAY NEAR
. twentieth street--FULL LINE q MINT WINTER FASH.
IONS New attractions new S, ratterns,
FORM warranted perfect. Cutting and and Fasting:
SMITHS INSTRUCTION BOOK" or "SECRETS OF
DRESSMAKINGn mailed for 10 cents
A. BuRDETTE SMITH 9h Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

oO 000 CASH WILL BUY THE CHEAPEST
- DL.UUU House in Brooklyn, centrally located l3
rooms three story high stoop 20 ect ont lot 100 feet
deep; balance 5000 can remain If desired mort
gage; all modern improvements; convenient to and
ferries neighborhood unexceptionabe.
PHAL0N SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

yNo LET-IN THE'CITY OF YONKERS. NEAR DEPOT
L desirable unurnished House at panic price Apply
TO THOMAS H. COLLINS, opposite depot, or address
OWNER box GIL Post Office, YonKers, n Y.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.


T NINE. LuMLEY's DREssMAKlNo ESTABLISH
nuc, ladies rely getting porect nttng dresses
call
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

JNOR SALE-A HANDSOME PONY HORSE is
IT hands years old, suitable for butcher, baker,
&c: warranted sound and kind; must sell 80 King
street, near Hudson.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
BUSINESS oPPonTU MITES.

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE OR
n two good men understanding the restaurant and
bar business place elegantly tted AMI furnished good
lease location unsurpassed only small capital required.
See BRAINERD i3 East sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

LNOR SALEM STANFORD, CONN, AN OLD ES.
tablished Lager Beer Saloon good location for sum
mer garden boarding house shooting gallery and ten.
pin alley; house contains stories and sixteen
lease will be given II desired, responsible parties
Address JACOB Fox box 500 Post office, stamford,
Conn.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

WANTED-CHBAP FOR CASH. DOUBLE HARNESS
w heavy enough for clarence. ADDRESS STATING
price. maker, Ac, WELLS, box 10 Herald oflce.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
COUNTY PROPERTY
FOE SALE AND TO RENT.

no LET-AT TARRyTowN. NEAR THE DEPOT, A
comfortably furnished brick House; ten rooms; I'M
mediate possession; rent very cheap; also unur
s. EMBERsoN, 6j9 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

LIOR sALE-A PAIR or ToPPY BROWN GELDINGs
ISL high; dark chestnut Mare, l4s. high and fast
Road Wagon double and single Harness coupe Harness
Livery Fur Robe, Blankets, &c great bargains prop.
erty a gentleman who desires reduce his
Address TEAM, box 2Og Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

DLANKETs WATERPROOF BLANKETS, STRAPPED
ID and unstrappcd good Stable Blanket, So; large
stock OF Kcrsey Blankets sweat Blankets and Robes ut
the cheapest harness store in New York. good Buggy
Harness hand made, $l7 good Grocers Harness. S25
good double Track Harness. $50 Please call and examine
for yourselves. FISHER OSBORNE, II Barclay St N.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

! "A Broadway. corner Of Thirty-third street-Young
and middle aged men qualified as bookkecpers account.
ants &c married and grown up ladies advanced by pri
vate instruction
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

GOOD HANDWRITING TAUGHT IN TEN PRI.
n vate lessons Apply, this day, at No &C West Tenth
street The Sunday Dispatch says; Mr.. Goldsmith Is
par excellence the penman OF America
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

TOR sALE-A GOOD. SOUND AND KIND HORSE;
j. free traveller; second hand light express
Wagon and Harness. separate or together must be sold
the owner has further for them. Inquire for
HUNTER, in store, 202 ooser street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

w hafintercs and assist in very lucrative business
that even In panic times will make fortune
$4,000 may be cleared this winter. Address ERAo,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

~ N. REILLY CO.. OF London and Paris, inform
their friends merchants and others, that the
above view and sale tor ten days longer, at le7
West EiRhfeenth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

At THoMPsoNs COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE
"A opposite Cooper Institute bookkeeping, Writing,
Arithmetic and Languages Day and evening. Ladies'
department Telegraphy taught practically demand
for opcrators tuition SO
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

L'oR SALE-CHEAP HORSE, TRUCK, HARNESS; !;
horse 10 hands, years old three horse Trucks
three sets single Harness Must SELL work; want
money. $50 Hudson street
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE AND To RENT.

J,ARMS FOR SALE-TWO HOURS RIDE, NEAR
E Ronkonkoms Lake with buildings, e3 acres price
81 500 $500 DOWN also IL Acres also l47 Acres also wood
Land at so per acre; terms easy.
A. LAMBERT, Ronkonkoma, l.. I.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

U1oR sALE-A PAIR OF LARGE BAY HORSES SUIT.
Il able tor family use have dark, points long tails,
and good, seryiceabc ANIMALS sold want OF
Apply at Dan iIarncts stables II East Thireth street.
for Mr.. Sade's team.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

EoR sALE-PAIR BAY HORSES, AND YEARS,
l5ls hands, very stylish and first class every re.
spcc; price low. Inquire ll7 East Fifteenth
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

A SHETLAND PONY FOR SALE-6 YEARS OLD;
n warranted sound and kind suitable tor the most
timd child will sell very cheap Apply At l6l East
Twenty eighth street,
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

IN ASSORTMENT OF MANfEIS, UNSURPASSED
~ for beauty OF design and quality Of workmanship.
Slate work OF all kinds speciality.
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Fourth and seventeenth street. Union square.
CTEwART's SLATE MANTELs MARBLE AND wOoD
~ Manels rich and elegant designs, nc the lowest
prices, 20 and 222 West Twenty third street, between
Seventh and Eighth gyclueA
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

N hotel man; properly fronting on Prospect Park for
sale terms, will rent splendid locson plenty
of travel all the year round. Address W. TITTEkroN,
Herald Brooklyn branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
INSTRUCTION..

n and English teacher scholar and gold medallist Of
Foreign university, desires private pupils;
college English or American) city reference OF highest
class. Address TUTOR, lis East 10th St
The New York herald., 1873-11-13

| LHOR sALE-CHEAP, A VERY FINE CENTRAL FIRE
No. 10 bore Breech Loader worth $l5O price $50 Can
be seen at l45 East street, corner Lex king
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
LOST AVID FOUND.

G10 REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR
VlO the return Of large Envelope, containing ships
paps q no value to sny one except to he owner lost
r. n. The above reward viii be paid 10 the finder by
applying, with the papers 70 r. BIERWIRTH, care Of
Fun9h, Edge Co., "a South william street.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
LETTERS ON CURRENT TOPICS.
The Farmers Var-EGuai Taxation.
Oranges. Patrons Oi E1nsoanhry.
FIFTH LETTER. -lS REILLY,


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90 not understand inc ra''onS Oh nus
pan''y a' ihaNihS war UP r'I'io'''S' "S SUCH
incy seen 10 "'Icc' anu coN''oi ''io i''ah-
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meh' Is oHl ana obstructive oi popular
rgh'S' anu can DC ieIedlcu py lesisiatloh'
III inc S''''0 u ''iinoH' " s''a' "io's HAS
pee'i poihc ~ 'nc ino''S'ii'' o'asscS ioi
quarter Oh century IN thc c"h'lhuca OK
c"l"oh OF r".lfoW' properly from TAXA,
''""' 1t ~ '''i'ho" ~ many '''"' r"i'io"u
properly cannot DC 'aAe' o"ucf existing
statutory regulations IL Is hard'y pfoDaoie
tl'''t inc i''ii"soIS Oh F'''''""lS VIII Noluh'
'"''y S"o'''' 20 ''>''''i' INC history %
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Railroad Taxation.

Edtor Ruf{aad Gioje II was with much
pleasure that ! read your editorial, a few
days since, upon the above subject AM |
am rcjoiced to see that You thus carly take
ground in favor Of taxing the railroads,
Now that the entire RAILROAD property Of
the state can be taxed, the time has come
that it should be.
Permit me to inquire. Can the real and
personal property of the different railroads
of the state be taxed rs other property,
without legislation upon the subject? The
people are interested in this and de-
sire information
II it needs legislation, We propose to
elect our representatives, with this subject
in view, at the coming election. Please
inform. and keep us advised.
One or THE iEorIE
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The audience then listened To thc
INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS ny Hos. i.
STEWART.

INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS by Hos. j. W.
STEWART.
The honorable gentleman commenced by
saying they We're met for Il double com
mcmoraton- commemorate the pilgrims
of 1920 and the pioneers of l113. Puli-
tans both and in the hes. sense of that
term. As the audience were doubtless
aware, the term originated as reproach
In the 10th century, about the middle, set
of people caught the spirit of reformation
and chose for themselves not to conform t.
the established ecclesiastical doctrines of
their time - practically non-conformsts
They were presently called rs they were
thought to think they knew more than
others, by the inyidious name Of the Puri-
tans, MS reproach for their independent
advocacy of peculiar ideas in religion.
From that time to the days Of Stuart when
all liberty-loying people announced them
selves as free to oppose all doctrines they
were included under the head of monsoon
formists, They undertook to override the
Magma Charla and to cleave to the rights
OF individuals, to have trial by jury and by
their own countWmcn. In tie time of
of religious freedom but OF political free
dom. The speaker thought that when the
characters of the representative men Of
1873 came to be anUlyzad they would be
found to be but little different from those
Penn, Hampton and their associates The
speaker considered it wholesome ia
rccur to this anniversary and wished that
/ it might be more generally observed, be-
cause by our taking note Of these epochs
/ of time we may see how far We have adj
yanced in the scale Of progress and in tho
cardinal virtues of those who preceded US.
The Puritans of the 10th century, he con.
| tinued, were OF several varieties They
were divided by Hume into three classes.
First the Political Puritans of which
lIampden was one. These men saw that
/ the first condition Of religious freedom was
| civil freedom, Not first in consequence
but in the time in which they lived and VIC
must consider it so and keep it there. 1t is
everything organic, that has vitality and
light 1t is impossible to have religious
freedom without civil freedom. In tho
10th century there was another class OF
non-conformists, who not only chose not Il
yield to the established ceremonies of tho
church but were political Puritans as we'll
New Engandwas settled by no one class Of
these Purtans but by all of them, Not all
perhaps of the strictest habits but all poll
teal Puritans. They held that one of the
first essentials of citizenship was the pre-
servation of personal rights and those to bc