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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

ID ...i. yuT i.ou--4al lzql t.r.. ID.
Isle. .r- si ta- most s7tive and intelligent
da .n- iu srmaat. hs- iu5, returned from
,.ni-7s. sas7- Hs reserved thu ga degree
i1s a.gh-i ta1wu ~ Masonry. from the
.lpr laa -.auril sf the Savsre,gn Con5i~tor,
.I ras ualtazra jurisdiction ai thr nited
lsl=- ia- captain ai-1 succeeded 10
< -I5.n. charter hi Joseph " Eohy
C.aHca .i Prino-- .i isra7alem anJ Della
chapter ai rs tros aI thu ,lty THE
1.=Ueu5st,au O.. srmont Uon-ist7Ty wac
continued t5I smother wear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The drummer came down like Wa.sr
90 the tall their toes were aH frosted
their noser all cold Their weathcr-peeiel
hugles soon sh0ne through the town the
gobbled the money ana salted it down
then took q few orders and iit ont Of here
with their heads fuli Of huzine- snd -fi1
inll u naar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The Gspi.t Of Friday last. had an eI
eellent Likeness Of Bellew. lahelied a. The
Late .Iahn P. Hale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Ih5 Dsihacfatie paper ~hica had 50
much to say at.aut 'nsP5t,sTh a lev
months ago, seem to Overlook tho apTSrtuni-
ity for a fresh aatblasi that ha- been given hy
the Governor Of Delaware. IN appointing
his brother-in-ia ex-senator Willard
Salisbury, to the Office Of cha neellOr Of that
State. Sanlsbury Is a notorious drnnkard
and nsed TO he frequently intoxicated in his
seat in the Ssnate. and his appointment to
position of snch responsibility as chancel
lor, or chief justice, is a great scandal.
Can 1t be that the reason the Democratic
journals are sa silent shout it. Is that both
the Governor sRd his hrother-in lsw are
Democrats
Ms-IeTn I0HgTs=sIaah generally think
that th-rs viii he sery serious eaort- made
t. amend the national banking act, psrti-
cuisriy a. regards the right 10 issue cir
nulating notes. estern member very
generally maintain that this right of
ISSUE is & monopoly. against Ehieh the
Granger in most Of their platforms have
formally protested, and that " estern Con
gressmen will ind il Necessary to vote for
such modification Of the banking act IS
will remove the monopoly feature from the
circulating notes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

AfithrN Aat AATAAitif'-
Poetic Justice. with her lifted scale.
has found out Mr. George A. Shaw of II.
Louis, and in all probability VIII make aim
suffer ior q crime which De no doubt sup
posed would never he discovered. some
thing more than Cd year ago Nh shaw re
ceived q letter containing @ check 10y @
little over o hundred dollar intended i1r
another Gel. A. Shaw residing iu II. L1ui7.
each being Granger Gu the other tie GOT
O friend 10 identity him g. the cashier Of the
bank on which the check wa drawn. and
the money was readily paid over o. him.
The Shaw % whom the check VS. really
sent supposed that 90 had fallen into the
hands 81 some mail rlhAer. and thauEht no
more ah1ut his loss until. the other 1ay he
received g letter informing liam that certain
package. ah0BI which Dee knew nothing
had been forwarded g. Dol. adlre This
suggested the possibility thar tie letter con-
tainiur the cheek might have been received
hv the man o. whom tha PACKAGE were o.
h. sent. and, putting the matter iu charge
/ a' the police. he wa- rewarded iv the speedy
appreAen-l ol the Shaw who was lent.-
he'd De- the person o. whom the check had
been paid The criminal naturally denle-
bis guilt hlt the proof are overwhelming
and he vii soon be- given an opportunity o.
ponder over The Curou- fact, n the -eclu-
Soon I'D prison cell. thar ttr very means
which enabled him tu commit crime Joy
ui-hei t.e sFeury iIr DE- detection.
John BAILEY Wa 4rre-tsI -l A-a-Ls. D.
Gently. tlr outrarinr the person 90 little
girl SIX vear= OH, the daughter 1. Boston
ana Albany Eai-r1aI conductor
Wm. j Henry 1lIle1. rr-.i.n. 81.
Portland. Indians wa stabbed u Che ur,-
and O iiendish and shocking outrage cam-
miItel ON his person hv some one unknown
on the night 1f the trh inst Mr Henry
had received letter telling him he loG.d
never marry d certain woman % whom be-
i- now ENGAGED and that hi life would be-
taken if no other means wauH prevent
the marriage
Charlie. Clement wa hsrdier fellow
,t,sr * ,-,rrr W,Iv-o--h and re~bsn- q
harder case ne AYe1 DO Mononeanei.l
i'' ~ a. ''' ia y, .r ~. er,,irr -.
N,yembsr -ta lie stabbed the 7I5'rent.--
man .u ths abdomen. fatally, land tlel Dr.
stabbed Am-f.t DO the SIDE ana d.,- Ia.
stants iuu- taa authorlte- are f'af.-
the tr1uN.r ana eTpen7e of Try ing ana ,417
ING truta. parrlcllt, -i1- -u Penn y.,a-
MIA they $50 c1nt.nue 60 hang murderer.
and they aye MOI frightened from hanging
them because 1neya7e highly respe' O. Die ana
have perpetraled some peculiarly an.iac-'u d.
description lt me greatest o. grimes it-
IDENTIFY they need en- ig1-el.nE
ON theuirbr altas I4ta ln~.. .tw. tr--r..--
murdered A. Beuan. % farmer living three
mile from NitI.--1vu. Pa. while Be was
ar w1-k In hl- ha-r They chen u-ace-l-
81 toward tae h.a-s. iat the laml.e-
barred the ds1-. wien they dsl
r,.,-,-,.s p-,--... .....,- .,,--i,.,... ... ...
,be is,s Co., D. p-s-..-s W.. +f-,wr
from n bnr-y IN -..s r.-r- of -h.l4.r in--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

lie sssd-ho1ss OF the second family q,
shakszs, 81 Enfield vss burned last week
With 6 large Emouut af sssds Lozs S Coz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Grange Of the Patrons Of haSbandry
have recently been organized al Warren
and Waterbury Centre
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The Oldest person has inst left DanEille /;
Mrs Heath aged sc years She took the
car tn other day. for fillmore, and appear
ed almost as lively and sprightly As girl
of 5txtasu YEAR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

IL. Nss isrA Erection The omCal toani.
The Official returns Of the New York
s.s5u5n s.y5 Niliers. Democrat. Scr Seere
tary OF state lo.i0s majority while Hop
t.u= Republican. elected Comptroller nN
Boz majority and flaiI. Republican. i-
Inspector OF stale Prison 'H 3'''". Ihs
'@rzl 'aie % ths STATE Al fhr ia7' -.ir'
-.scton= compare 81 follow
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

\ ease al some interest ha- recently been
decided ia the Cheshire q If county
court. The town Of Chesterfield brought an
action sgain=t certain Partie7 who furnished
substitute ior thr army tor the recovery OF
S70a paid Tor substitute who proved to be-
q desertrr Il wa alleged thai the -nhsti
tutr was warranted To- he an right while
the defence claimed thar the warranty did
not extend beyond the acceptance Of the
soldier by the government On the first
trial the verdict WA tor thr plaintiff. the
second time the inry disagreed and now the
defendants ain
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The Troy T.ms5 say The effect OF the
panic On railroads 1T this vicinity -
becoming quite marked il is feared that it
will be necessary 10 run the trains On half
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

to idle, curious. gosSips. ketreneh win
hearty good will, and matters wall soon
brighten, you may be sure OF Il.
We have heard how the Quaker Oliy'
a steam vessel. was once saved Dytne eotra-
gsous inspiration OF woman smile Not
onite sea-worthv, she rode on, ana on,
tossed by the pillows, and almost oat oi
reckoning Fearing to change her eoufSe'
and with despair written on his eoui. lS,
nance, the Captain entered the eabih I" yen
women and children OF their danger 'he
among them had always 10 him SOFT OF
oracle, bright. helpful and srnshlnY- IN
answer to Ms tareh5dinps. she gave him an
encouraging smile He went on deck, al
once, yentured on new tack, and lraI
a. tine Quaker City wa She "A''"de
that storm in safety
How many men mieht hr saved daring
this panic by THE moral heraism OF tIlT
hearted women.
SARAH LASAAN HoFFEH
New York, Nov, 1873.
Vice President Wilson and Gen Butler
have been interviewed on the Cuban
question. The General think thar II the
Vireinius violated any law they were the
laws Of our country that Spain. having
denied that there wa . STATE OF war Ia
Cuba. had no right 10 overhaul the Viz
ginius on the high seas that the \Tginins
violated mo- Spanish law, as she had NOT
been in spanish water when captured, and
that She was not pirate, as neither prae-
teal act nor intent are charged against her
] The Yirginius. De think. and the officers
who seized her. and those who ordered the
execution Of her passenger and crew
should be delivered 10 MS. and j SPAIN Will
not. or cannot DO this, It Is the duty OF oar
/ government 20 take possession OF Cuba
Mr. Wilson takes much the same ground
/ that Mr. Sumner did, and which seems
10 be the common one held hy most OF the
Senators heard from; ami II may prove
fortunate that tine popular branch OF Com
gress Wi. be balanced 10 tai- manner hy
the more conservative body, and tim pre-
vented from rushing without lEr -ei'c. N
/ into foreign war
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov 94-There Is nothing
really new to-day IN regard to Spanish
affairs except the intimation merely
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

SUBSTITUTE I5z prIyI,l A substitute
Tor luininc has teen discovered an the echise-
plant. which GROW aburdantiv ~ the
Philippine Island Il j. said 10 be
remedy fnr all kind Of fryer, tha. the use
Of it involve none Of the unpleasant atler
effect Of 4u.nine. ani thai 1t can be pre-
pared at on-half thr cost Of the latter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The Troy Bulge says that in antieipa-
ton of the universal dinner on the 9th, all
kinds of poultry sre now beginning TO sing
in grand chorus Mother, I've come
homo 2. die 90
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

THE PIYyorTH Com MINrs.-Mr Wood
cock g. Tro-ecutinr the work vigorously st
hi gold mine. in Plymouth. and ha-
recently taken specimen. only 81 ~mal.
portion % lot. worth nearly seventy dol
lars Tie viii shortly close has nine for
the winter bar vii npen again 10 the
=nrin5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

An Advent minister in southern \ srmon1
commenced his remark. recently. IN thi-
way Brother and -i.tsrs, ] Use 10
speak Go y5u. IT, night. because Brother h.
couldn't ret round % il n5haw bat I've
had q tremendous toothachr 81. day. and
when feel ny hest sin.t u'lhIng extra
for a pres cher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The marble manufacturer cd rtr country
held a mas meeting al Cooper institute,
New York. last week John y Baxter and
Co. Perciyal v Clement Of Rutland. were
present a deleFate4 from the marie pro
ducerz. and both addressed the meeting
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

A Mrylrra fsu-r> IN. PrIpa.-E Rev
William l. Palmer Of Middletown tainted
and fsl. .4 h.- raiaii while preaching on
Sunday the li int. lie va oarr,fl iron.
the church hv friend and -'ou rallied. Do
i- thought that the cau~e wa genera.
debility. brought on Pos excessive ami con
tinued labor. be BE- now recovering and
seem IL need only resi-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

NAVIGATION ~ THF ~. LAWELNc-.-i The
river 81. Lawrence is impossible by reason
OF the ice between Batiscau and Quehee-
The CANA basins IN Moutrea. are fall OF ice
and several steamer and barge are igo-eu
into the canal. and river
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The physicians and dentists %. NrW York
report great decrease 0l hu,ine-- ou ac-
count oi lhr pane People get along with
a. httie -ickne>- a. possible untl better
times. and a. for the Dentist nothing but
terrible taathsche will send ordinary pro
pie 10 them On the other hand popu-
lar paWnhrokeT on Broadway says hi- bnsi-
nes- ha- greatly increased. and the amount
OF iewelry. etc. pawned hy rvpriau. ant
their k.n7 i- positively a-Ioni~hin'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

ParE Street thaI.L d, 20 c1ma duau. o.,
Will probably follow 10 ths wake Of the Old
South Erarur street. thr Contra Church
ami other. and locate 1850 -ius new made
land an PIPER Boston The ale .- TO i'-
covered by Grand hotel erected hy Mr.
Steven. the widow Of Psran Steven. The
most fsm5a- h1tel- keeper ct America
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Gerritt smith MS published letter IN
which he take strong ground against
granting state or government sid 10 pubic
schools. lie urges that the school be left,
like the church. in the hands OF the people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

pEsEEIIaV- IRON TIT NI6NAI >fRFltE.-
There have recently heen considerable
number of ie-srtions from the signal service
Young men enlist a. pri7ate- IN thessryice.
thinking their promotion To- the posi- OF Oh
server wall hr rapid ~ IT, the instruction
sahoa. at orJ Nhipple. and hnding that
they cannot pa-- examination. and wearied
perhap- with the manotony ana di-ap-
pointed n their expectations. resort 20 Dr.
sertisn ih- term OF enlistment Be- i've
year
iairiyn diplomaIi-J al " a-hinElon has
expressed the opinion that Spain Will prob
ably be shrewd enough t. reply t. the de-
mand Tor reparatian that aar government
will make, ry a proposition 60 leave the
whole affair sd tn N,7e,nius court cd
arbitration for settlement 1t vii b. Thought
nv spain thar. inasmuch A. our government
ia taten considerable credit - itself On &C.
count Of the Geneva arbitration. is inaurH-
rating q method ai peacefully settling dis
pute- between nation aHI ihu- putting an
end 10 the reign oi war. -leh prapa-itian
cnnld hot hr YeTy well rejected
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Close of 1ss Exposition .-Raie Of ne Bum
nacrs.-HSio Chicago areaihers he Pane =
The Northern PGcifc.-ThS War SPirH
m HfnoiS. etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

LONDON, Nov 2i.-The agent of the A
sociated Press here is authorized hv Mimi
ter Sickle 90 say that there IS no iaunda
tlon Tor the report published ia New York
on the 2lst, 10 the effect that lac tSickles)
had broken Oft social relations with the
loreign minister. and that he expressed the
opinion that war Is inevitable. The agent
is authorized to state that there Is no found
alton whatever for the despatch that off
cial and personal relations between minister
Sickles and the Spanish officials are I'M
changed, and that Sickles has not expressed
any opinions a 10 the result of the pend
ing question.
COMPLAINTS OF TIE SPANISH PREss.
The Spanish pres complain that the
enemies Of Spain telegraph false news to the
United States.
rHR SITUATION At SANTIAGO BF CUE.
Havana. Nov, 2i-The British pnnh,s+
Noodlark arrived at santiago de Cuha on
the 18th, and on the following day the shin
Of war Danae with Commodore D'Orss,
senior 0thcer al Jamaica, arrived from peri
Royal. zen. Burriel embarked On ths
steamer Trinidad for Havana before Conn
m0doTe Dorsey came ashore.
NOTHING NEW AT WASHINGTON
.errs~~r1.~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Tn PrrLMAx CiRs The Pullman cars
will. in q short time. he running on all the
principal trunk linr- Great Britain, and
the English have also concluded 20 adopt
our American baggage system OF checks,
etc, a. superior TO their own method Of
hrzfnezs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Lo~1s PRI,r, - Droceri-~ have given
way under the financial pressure. and hour
mas dropped twenty-five rsnts q barrel. half
8 pound move sugar is given Toy dollar.
and some dealer are oaeringitea rai-in-,
etc, much below the usua. price. spice
are an exception 10 the rnle of lower rate.
and coffee ha- not been 50 high as now for
two year-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

WAsH1xcroy. Nov. -. 1t wa said that
4 well known Senator thought, after con
ve-sation with the President. that the
spanish government exhibits some alarm not
wishing TO provoke ho-tiities Will this
government. and that all American may
rest assured that proper measures WI De-
taken 10 guard agaIn9, all possible or
probable repetiti0n~ Of tine outrage. either
hv the Spanish or Cuban authorize. And
further. that the President Will submit the
whole matter u Oongre-- Toy thci- advice
and direction. and it can be added she ia-
formation has been received from - hugh
offirill source
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

The tome Of the spanish nlui-tr, con.
Times friendly ani a disposition b. mani
Tested 90 act in ali matters in controversy iu
such way as wall preserve peace between
the gwo nations. The only Important COM
munlc4tl1n received To-day from Mairl
was by the Spanish minister Adm.u. Polo
who communicated the contents o. >ecrr
t9ry Fish. The Spanish government con-
trallctS the report OF any hostile Manifesto.
tionS against the American Minister. am
say that ten. Sickles Is treated with con
Side-ati1n and respect that some intem.
perance OBJ language 10y the monarchi,a
press was promptly -ilenced hy "a threat o
immediate punishment. and that the nm
ter Of colonies reports from Havana that G.
restoration Of emharFoed property o. Amer
lcau citizens Be- being diligently rraeselel
with.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

In Jha rench Assembly, Oh " etnr-Jay
night. an amendmen, to the rep0r, Of the
committee au prolougatian providing that
President AiacMahon', power be proloug
ed seven year-. Wa adopted The mem
Der Of the cabinet waited upon Preside
MacAlahou and rendered their re- guat.ln-
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rm NUMBER OF The yrcTms.


4 1uban gentleman living and doing
ha1iness IN this city who arrived from
Cuba yesterday declared the statement that
more than one huni, ID Of the crew of the
Nrgmiue were executed was true. As he
saw it SD stated by tie spanish official re-
port in Havana.
WINS ca ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov .I.-Hon. Alexander
II Stephens leaves here tomorrow evening
Tor Washington. Though still feeble he
hopes 10 be able TO remain az his post
during the session Of Congress. In an IN
terYiew to-day he said. IL an for Cuba i'm
mediately. If not sooner" He thinks n
movement 90 take possession OF Cuha would
bring ahont good ieeiiuv between the north
and south.
EbIcNAIIoN MEETING At NEW ORLEANS.
NV ORLEANS, Nov. A large and en-
thusiasric mas meeting Of Cuban svmpa-
thizer- was held at Exposition Hall. 10
night. Several speeches were made and
resoluxons adopted expressine admiration
Of the seYOtion and sacrifices Of the Cabang
during the five year Of the contest, con
demning Spanish crnelties and barbarifies
den0uncing the high-handed outrage of
capturing American citizens under the
American tag on the high seas and their
slaughter at Santisgo de Cuba, re-asssrtirg
the support of the Monroe doctrine, and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

NLw loHK. Nov u The work al lhs
navy yard is brisk, the men being paid
doahle waves. The Colorado VIII h- tie
first vessel oa, ami she Will boz ready Peg
Saturday or on Monday 30 artAeet. The
dictator VIII Dee the next in order Go leave
the yart- There Is not much % be dome O.,
her and double gangs are NJ work
PHELADEFHA. Nov 34-One thousand
three hundred men are now employed ut the
navy yard. The monitor Ajax was taken
on the dry dock yesterday, and the Terror
takes her place to-day. The monitors Nan
Iasket and Jas-n have been sent t. private
yards Tor repairs 1t is reported that all the
monitors az League Island Will De pnt i,,
order NJ once
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

Jaw poo AANA tHft b. E4.-
OmoAGl, NoS' -Ex-Secrerurv Boat
well lecturel here tonight. on finance. ana
the panic. IN the course of bis lecture
referring o. Cuban natter. hc deprecated
the idea of war. cognse.led moderation. and
argued thar our ympathies and moral all
ought 10 Poe given o. Spain n hef eflrt Oh
establish republic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

7--W0 y IN I-NT-T0 --|---
LJND1N. Nov. 24-Ihc Time 90 day.
says thai the demands for the surrender ol
the NirEiuiu~. could uot with Justice he
maintained hut other demand which az
reported C. have been made Do Spain hy
the nitei State gre a1ch l- lnrlaud
MIGHT wei iein.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

nledeinr the support OF the people oil
Louisiana 10 the national government IN
any steps taken TO redress the last Spanish
outrage. and rendering heartfelt eendolenee
10 the families Of the victims OF the recent
cowardlv and inhuman butehery by the
Snaniards at Santiago de Cuba
TIE PRESIDENTS VIEWS.
The President in e0nversing upon the
subject of our relations with Spain. T. ~ T.
IDENTIFY in full accord with the genera sem
ment of the country, but will do nothlns
that Will even by implication pace tne
United States as IN the wrong before l.''
world While the United States sympa-
tbizes with Spain in her efforts 10 establish
a republican form Of government, ana Will
give all possible moral support IN iAal
direction. this movement on her part Will
not serve IN the least degree to restrain our
government from exacting the tall measure
ut redress for the pending grievance.
IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING.
The cabinet session was the longest ever
held under President Grants atminisrra-
ton pom adjournment it wa cGncede,l
that the meeting had been,oae OF the most
important ever held. member stating thai
the whole time had been occupied upon the
Virqinius matter and its attending c0mp.i-
cations. The cabinet officer are stlll careful
not 10 permit word TO escape them a. %
the conclusions reached.
VIEWS OF A CABINET OFFICER
New York. Nov. "a World W a-i-
ington despatch says that after the meeting
Yesterday. a member Of the cabinet said in
reply TO inJerrogati0ns Things begin u
LOOK very blue and warlike. J should not
be surprised If the whole affair. ended ~ o
difficulty Ii looks very much ike that
now. For my part J don't see any other
way 10 get out Of it, lfwar does come one
thing Is certain. the government i- iaiY
prepared for it.