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MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
1Oi Canal street.

EN- I.
In conformity with the requirements of their char.
ter, the Company publish the following statement:
Premiums received during the year ending MAY 81
1o.4 including UneaIned Premiums OF the previ.
Gus year:
Or Fire Risk $693, 3O2 o.
On Marine Risks .----.----.--..-.---. 80, 1881:
On River Risks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 14l, OBS.
Total PREMIUMS Observation-Disclosures Sal5, l2l pa
Less Onearned Premiums. 1876, 900 90
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TWO LARGE VACANT LOTS, CORNER OF
BARONNE AND ST. ANDREW STREEYS.
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Wednesday Evening, July 8, 1874.

NEW ORLEANS CLEANING HOUSE.
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DOUBLE TENEMENT ONE STORY FRAME
DWELLING, on large lot OF ground, on
Euterpe street, between Carondelet and Ba-
rome streets, and one adjoining vacant lot
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Northern Ohio Fair.

CLEVELAND, September lS.-The At
tendance at tho fair to-day was very
large, the weather being clear and pleas.
ant, and the track heavy.
The Rrst race called was the 2:30 trOt.
ting race which was postponed on Wed.
ncsday. The first heat trotted was won
Kate Campbell, who, having two heat
in, won the race; time, 22G.
The next race was for 2:24 horses
purse $500 $3.50 first; 500 second; tI2O
third horse. There were five entries,
and was won by Harry Mitchell, Mag
nOlia second and May Howard third
Time, PA, 2:3I, 2:2s, 2:80a, 23l and
2:3l;.
The running race was then called, mile
heats, best 3 in 8, for pure Of 500
t2IO to the first, 800 10 the second and
$50 10 the third. There were three en-
tries, and was won by Utica, Lady Wash
ingtOn second and Primrose third
Time, l:47, l:47, l:4s3 La and lIsi.
The neIt was pacing race for purse
Of 500; 500 TO the hrst, sl25 to the sec.
Ond and $40 10 the third In this race
there were five entries, and was won by
Sleepy George, John AcNnir second and
Defiance third. Time, 2:2Ot, 2;2I aud
2.1s
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The cable steamer Farraday has not
been heard from for several days.
The cable is thought TO be broken.
John Crown, of Patterson, n. j., at
tempted to kill his wife, but failing, killed
himself.
John II, Putmrn, private Secretary of
GOV. Allen and q. A. DOren, Of CO.
!umbus. has purchased the Evening
Dispatch for $4,000, and will conduct it
u> an independent paper.
The coast guards at South End, county
Of Essex, England, seized u vessel which
had on board 4, 500 rifles and 500 cases OF
cartridges for the Carlsts.
VIM. d. Holman, President of the
Central Insurance Company, was held in
$4,000 bail, at Philadelphia. yesterday,
To answer the charge of forgery and con-
spiracy in raising checks.
Kingslands paper mill, between Bellies
willie and PasSaic \. j., was burned yes
,rrday. Loss SS0,OO0; partially insured.
The bark Gefon, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, spoken on the 10Th, report
t4 tllal Oh lUc DII INST, III SiuoiA
lost her first mate and three men.
The Executive committee of fIndepend-
eat Republicans of South Carolina have
issued Il call for an Independent Repub-
fran Convention to meet in Charleston,
October second, to nominate State
ticket.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
an Railroad Companies leadingto Clevc-
land, whereby reduced freight and pas
,rnrer rates are continued during the
Fair. which closes next Tuesday.
The persons arrested in Gibson county,
Tenn, some time since, had n hearing ut
Memphis Yesterday. Four of the negroes
who escaped the maSkers testified against
ti.nu. The prisoners proved an dttbt.
Tn, case will be concluded to-day.
rhc Carli>ts before Pampeluna have
intercepted the water supply of the city,
and captured herds Of cattle destined for
the garrison.
Twenty thousand people attended the
Eu,t Saginaw, Michigan. fair yesterday.
Ga,r receipt. 5000
The OId Catholic Conference at Bonn
closed Yesterday.
\ dispatch from Constantinople says
that the Governor Of Ang"ra reports
1000 propl" utterly destitute, and will
require maintenance throughout the
wsutrr.
SOM excitement has been caused at
IiD-uu bv the rumor that scheme for
uu lb"rlan Union has been mootcd, and
,hr, it has it, origion in the brain of
Bismarck The pres, has taken alarm,
and arg, the government to employ
all precautiou against foreign designs
and influence
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BaiIoon Ascension.

ERIE, Pa, September Is.--Prof King,
accompsed by X. w. Baird, VI this city,
made a successful balloon ascension from
the Fair Grounds, st l:20 this p. IN The
ascension was witnessed by an immense
crowd. The balloon started south; ross
rapidly, and turned sharp 10 the north,
recrossing the Pair Grounds, and
went over Lake Erie where II was struck
by an easterly current and carried over
Ripley, New York, q miles east, where
westerly current was struck, and the
balloon came back, making 4 landing at
4:l0 P. NJ on Gospel Hll, within sir
miles Of the starting point. The balloon
and navigatOrs arrived here all right
this morning.
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N.sroe. Dra~i,s Nations.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September 49,
The town has been crowded with negroes
to-day, drawing rstions, in accordance
with the act Of Congress appropriating
100000 far the relief ofthoee made des-
titute by the overflow q rte, Tonbigbeo
and Alabama rrcr,,, k!t March and
April. The crops here are finer than
for several years past, and the whites
who suffered by the overflow are not
drawing any rstions, leaying sii u the
negross, many Of whom are drawing who
do not live within fifty miles Of the
rivers.
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THE deed is finally done. The "Gov-
..rpor" who was not strong enough In his
constituency to maintain himself against
the Minority C?) has been rendered by
,be President OF THE UNITED STATES
military squad of the Army and Navy
TO cooperate with the majority(?) ofthe
people of the State, and support his
power This is the first example of this
nature which has occurred since the Fed-
,yaL Union pas established.
We await the operation of the future
with complacent anxiety.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LrBEErT, September lS.-Cattle
-Reeeipts for to-day 81 head; for the
week 20 far 4,226 head. No business Of
any account done; no buyers on hand
except local butchers: no basis for quota
tions. Hogs-Receipts for to-day 3,740
head; for the week so far II, SIS head;
YCrkers s6 6O(97 80. Sheep-Receipts
for to-day 2,4O0 head; for the week 40 lar
Il, 400 head; best "a 6095 90; medium
"a OOta4 80; common 50 OO64 co. T..
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FOREIGN.
The French Assembly. +.

\ NERSAILLES, September lS.-At the
sitting of the Permanent Committee of
th. Assembly last evening, NJ. Trrard,
otthc Left, interpelated the government
concerning the continuation of it, rigor-
"u- treatment of the press. He declared
the system intolerable and unequal in it,
application, as Republican Journals alone
were suspended. lie protested against
the recent warning addressed to the
J,aytai DeS Ds5dts.
VI. Chanband La Tour, Minister of the
Interior. replied that the government
MA, determined to oppose the calumnic>
against the majority Of the Assembly
and the government.
Niscount DeAboville, Of the Right,
luirrpo>ed his protest against the suspen-
-iun of the l. Unirsrs, which act he init
mated came from foreign dictation.
Duke DeCazcs pointed out that the
Spanish Ambassador WAS still unaCcrcdit-
eel when the Objectionable articles
against Serrmo were published by the
l. C"irsrS. He emphatically denied that
lh"r" was dictation from any quarter.
In answer 10 another question from VI
DE Aboyille, the Duke stated that moth
ing had been done with regard To the
withdrawal of the man-of-war OrenuUur
from Civita Nicchi. He objected strong
ly to the exposure of diplomatic business
required by the interpretations of this
character.
Spanish Decree.
HAVANA. September lS.-Thc official
Ga-,ttc publishes decree rc-eStablishng
titles. The decree of 1873 Supprcs<ing
Ia" same is annulled, but no provision i,
made for the creation of new titles. The
S'vrrumcnt leaves it to the Cortcs, but il
The meantime the poSsessorS of old titles
Inn, revived, who reside in Cuba anl
VII" 'ml I" pay taxes on the same. aC
r"rdng to the royal decree of 1916, vii
b compelled to pay the amount due will
'hIrty-thrcc per cent added, and il
case Of non-payment, will forfeit tn,
Use of said titles.
French Items.
PARIS, September l3.-M. Pietri, for
mrrIy Secretary to the Empress Eugene
hH> arrived at Ajaccio. 1t Is his inten
lion |" offer himself as II candidate fo
N"uncil-General in opposition to Primo
Napoleon.
President Mac Mahon has returned t
the city.
kesn'r who was an important witness
nut hed from Paris at the beginning o
the Bazsine courtmsrtal, has been con
u'mn"d TO death IN contumacium for hi
jraltorous conduct in his negotiations a
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why, what Have You Done, Eliza.
beth, Ny ChiId-

Her worst suspicious were aroused,
and laid bare my heart then, that from
nv lips and not yours she might recciy.
the dagger into her heart Did my dear
child Florence learn enough by in
situations, that her sweet, pure soul az
onized in secret, till she broke out with
the dreadful question. know not but
it hath besn her death blow. When you
say to my beloved brother, Mr.. Beecher
breaches TO forty of his Ms every
Sunday, then follow with the remark
that after my death you have Il dreadful
secret to reveal, need be told any
more ere the sword passes into bis soul ?
Afterthis,,you are my Indignant champion
are sou? 1t is now too late, YOU
have blackened my character, and
it is for INV loved ones that /
suffer. Yea, for the agony which the
revelation has caused you my cries ascend
to Heaven night and day that upon mine
, own head all the anguish may fall. Be
lieve YOU that ! would thrust a like dart
into YOUR sister, or m"thers heart, were
there occasion? No. | would not, iB-
, deed. SO after nv death YOU will to the
bereavcd hearts Of thOse who love me,
add the poisoned balm. In heathen lands
the sins Of our beloved are buried, and
only their virtues are remembered.
Theodore. Your Past II Safe With NE.
Rolled up and put away, never to be
opened; though il is big with stains oi
various hues, unless you force me, for the
sake ofmy children and friends, to dis,
cover itin my or their defense. Would
you suffer were l 10 cast shade~ on
any lady whom you love? Certainly not
if you have: any manliness. Even q
every word, look or intimation against
Mr.. Beecher, though / be in no wise
brought in, is an agony beyond the pier
ninu nE rnrsnlfa hnnd rcd tiLnas IL. nj
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French Items.
billiards.

NEW YORK, September lS.-A match
game Of billiards for 500 each, six hun
hundred points, was played between
mnuG1olphe, Cyulla and Dion at Tammanv
hsll tonight, and was won by Rudolphe
m.i III t3e tittieth inning, Dion scoring 38s.
EEHi'she't run,) Rudolphe 7s, and Cuylla
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n '"''' - TT ?
oh. Theodore! Theodore!

What shall say to you? Ny tongue and
pen are dumb and powerless, but must
force my aching heart to protest against
your cruelty. do not willingly chide.
! suffer most when | discover to you my
feelings. DO YOU not know that you are
fulfilling your threat that Il shall no
longer bc considered the saint Ny life
is before you. have aspired to nothing
save to do through manifold infrmitics
nv best, and that not for human praise
but for the grateful love feel towards
Jesus Christ my God. DO YOU not know
alse that, when in any circle, you blacken
Mr.. Beechers name, and soon after cou-
pie mine with it, you blacken mine az
well. When by your threats my mother
cried out in agony to me.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be cloudy, with southerly. winds
and local rains.
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enforce the laws and protect the citizens
by the officers of the State government
throughout the borders of this State, and
believe the local authority is ample to
protect the people Of every race and con-
dition in life.
Ar early reply is respectfully solicit
ed. - -.. II -- *
ISigned.1 JOHN S. BRowN,
: ..4.0 Governor Of Tennessee.
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by Beecbsr th.t in tho w;n,ar of ,s7o.7,
thew wer. In noverty he aacl.ras ths, he
had Al thsf t;ma s.va,sI tbonssnd doIlsr
to his credit In bsnk and owed .s,hing
and that. Be,ch,r lnew n and IN
refutation of Beecher,s, ,tatemen, 10 ia.
committee that in the winter of ls7l-72
Tilton returned from lecturing field in
despair that engagements, had been can
celled, and invitations withdrawn &c.
He gives letter dated Sept. lst., 1874,
from Aunsford, Vice-P President of the
American Literary Bureau, stating that
reference to his books shows, that
during the season referred 10, Tilton
nlied more lecturing engagements than
any other of the hundred or more lect-
urers, &c, on their lists, except one.
That but three were cancelled, while i'm
seven places he was called for second
lectures, and in one place third. He
repeats the history Of arbitration between
him and Bowen, BY which the latter paid
him seven thousand dollars for breaking
contract and quotes letter from hiS
attorney to show that the
arbitration was aeceded to by
them, at his request TO save \
'rhird party" who would be brought into
trouble If the case was tried, and this
'rhird party he asserts, was Beecher.
His statement in reference to the
Payment or Bessie. school BiII.
nv Reecber is Identical IN that ua3a bv
Noulton. as also in referene, to ,bo ava
thousand dollars obtained by Moulton
from Beecher for the Golden Ace" and
which he knows was given at the snggrs.
ton of Kinsells, of the BROOKLYN EaSy.
In this connection ne asserts ,bs, In,
previous To the presentation of his iirst
statement 10 the committee. Kinsclla
called at his house, and protesting in the
warmest friendshin begred hin, n with
hold his statement saws iha, no kn,w IN,
Justice of his lTilton,s) case and thai
Beecher had admitted his yuiI, 10 him
but he was an old man whose career Wa.
nearly done and Tilton should spare him.
Adding that II he would In would see
that neither he nor his family should
ever want Tor anything IN this world. a
S''''iar "PP'", anu ou'I was ALSO h'Sdo w
ner, hlngIie!, VINO specihSd the sum o'
fc''VV =" w" P''vo VI nh s"'h'"' ne re-
views peech'r 'e'tSr, ana denies inc
CharS' VI earning 'h'N', anu insisting
'hS' 'n'y can "'ar pa' one 'ohS'ruc''9h'
:" 80 :" ~. IL, n",'" nt's'' nv 'e
.''fIoS ,tnoS '"as "'S "'yoo. y III Na''hs was n"'
" Di!n y. a., ;, ~, ',,'s,tsS'' uS',s'oi w. sIP
10 N"u''"'o nun puo',''! against pa'oh
TharSos, aiiu ''s''"" o' u1hg tni'
Doecher auoP'ca 'h' wicked eA-
pea'eit vi appointing" committee 10 en-
4uhrS ihto .he arts OF Ihay whom he
hrSt led 'nto aduI'ery' ana 'hen delivered
up 10 lrlDuhSi Tor etam'natlon into her
crime, ana leaving nm (iilton) no al
terha',vS put 10 yen thc "holr truth, ~
Mrs' llltoh haa united with beechcr
against MN. hs c9ndohing "f IA"
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Beecher's Version off Denounced n
False.

The declaration Of the Committee
Of the investigation, that the original
charge brought against Beecher by Til
ton, was improper solicitation, and not
adultery. He disproves by citing the
records Of Plymouth church, which show
that in October, 1873, Wm. i. West, n
member of Plymouth Church, fled
charges and specifications against TiItOn,
a copy Of which was served on him, and
which aver that in August 1870, he stat
ed 70 Mr.. Andrew Bradshaw, that he
had discovered criminal intimacy be-
tween his wife and Mr.. Beecher, and that
afterward, in November, 1872, he said 70
Mr.. Bradshaw, that
He Retracted none ofthe eAccusatiop. A
ne hsd made Against Beeeher.
In this connection he refer. to Beech
er. claim that Tilton oTed him gratitude
for keeping him from public trial in the
church, and says that Beecher's .
efforts 10 prevent trial were
to save himself not Tilton. He denies
the assertions of Beecher in regard 10 his
free-lovc notions, and explains his con-
nection with Woodruff BY stating, as
heretofore, that it was 10 prevent her
from publishing the scandal, which, by
some mesus, she had got hold Of and as
serts that all he did for her was COM
manded aad advised by Beecher.
The Charge Of BIaekman
made by Beecher against him, he refutes
at great length, and in reply 70 the asser-
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asheeliue Reeister.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at l.09s.
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The state Authorities iHayc Mani
ifestcd the Most Earnest Desire I'D
Enforce the Law

against the guilty parties, and have dem
onstratcd bv these indictments and ar
rests, not only their disposition, but ao!l-
ity 10 enforce the law and protect all CIT
Zrn>, without regard to race, color or
previous condition of servitude. These
efforts, can assure YOU, will in no
s'nSe be relaxed, until tne
majesty of the law Is fully
vlndicatcd, Notwithstanding these
/ efforts with the result stated. The nitea
! states Marshal and Commissioner ior
the Western division of Tennessee, with
the AID Of detachments from the govern
ment garrison at Humboldt, have arrest
eu' ana arr continuing to arrest citizens
ana conveying them, under guard u
Memphis, nearly one hundred miles dis
tant To answer for the same olien>e
charged against them by the State courts
As Governor of Tennessee, | do most re-
SpectiGiIy hut earnestly protest against
inns exercise Of jurisdiction by the
lnited States Commissioner and Marshal
without reference TO the question whether
'he ohehSe> are proper subjects oi
cognizance by the United States Court
out alone upon the ground that the peace
OF society Will be more certainly preServ-
eu, ana the rights of citizens as well, pro-
teeted Dy conceding jurisdiCtio to the
state courts, and therefore respectfully
ask Your Excclency to
Order that no Further Arrests be
! Made
by the Marshal, and the parties already iu
| his custody be turned over to the
proper local tribunals for trial and pun
lshment. l undertake to assure your eH-
| cellency that no effort will be spared to
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Army II Not Large Enough

for the protection of the frontier, and at
the same time act as posse con'itdt", to
the judicial officers Of the South, in en-
forcing processes in extraordinary cases,
such aS that of Louisiana.
Gentlemen in prominent legal positions
say that the surrender of the insurgents
does not prevent their prosecution for
treason against louisiana, by the author
.;n., ~ fhat State
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feel my duty now and love to you,
my dear mother, impels me to send you
Il copy which l this morning have writ
ten to Theodore, which insist that You
destroy and use not in conversation with
him. This because Of my trust in you.
You will do this sure.
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made by Beecher against him, he refutes
at great length, and in reply TO the asser-
tions of his wife, instigsted, he declares,
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It's Power will he Obey cd ThrOu y i,ont
the State.

The Kellogg government can bo.rcin-
stated by the United States forces. but
can only maintain itself through that
power. Penn then asks, "Is this the
Republican form of government guaran-
teed to every State under the Constitu-
tinn2
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BY@sTELE GRAPH
.... TO THE .. .
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts. '.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Suit Against MOultOn.

Suit Against MOultOn.
NEw YORK, September lS.-Papers
have been filed in the U. 5. Circuit
Court Brooklyn, in the case of Edward
Dean Proctor, against Francis d. Moul-
ton, and a formal order of arrest has
been issued.
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No Further In, tructions at Present.

WAsnINGToN, September l8.-It is
not probable any further instructions
will be sent to General Emory at present.
The Cabinet meeting to day was attended
by Attorney General Williams, Sccre-
tarv BristOw and Postmaster General
Jewell. Adjutant General Townsend
WAS sent for and was present throughout
the session.
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The Martyr. Kellogg.

% I experience so violently the hatred
that meets me that were not, in a
measure. tied to the State ! would resign.
| would not remain in so onerOus and
nnthankful an office, but l have to re-
main. ! hope that there may be no
trouble, but greatly fear that the Pa.-
sions of the mob have been so excited
that they cannot be controlled. They do
not wish to come in contact with the
United States authorities it is true, but
| fear we have not seen the last Of this.
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Cincinnati Exposition.

CINCINNATI, September l8.-Thc NJ
tccnth day of the Industrial Exposition
ended tonight. The receipts for admis-
sion are about thirty thousand dollars,
which is ten per cent Of an increase over
that of last year. Next Thursday there
will be regatta on the Ohio, run under
the auspicics of the Exposition Commits
sion. in connection with II test of life
prcscrvcrS. The Board of Park Commis-
sioncrs who control the ground occupied
by the exposition building, will, through
committees, confer next Monday, with
the Exposition Commission with view
Of securing the large, permanent Exposl-
tinu huilliuv
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Coal Miners Strike,
Comnnratiye Cotton Statement.

New YORK, september lS.-Net re-
ceipts at all the United States ports for
the week, 27,59s; last year, 25,lSO. To
tai receipts to date, 39,O28; last year.
1890. Exports for the week, 3, l24; lat
year, j.4G3. Total exports to date, H.
isl; last wear, 20,SSl. Stock at all the
United States ports. lO9,G75; last year,
S5,l44. Stock at all interior towns, 2O,-
52G; last wear, l2,lG5. Stock at Liver
pool. 7G9. 900; last year, 707, 900. Stock
Of American ahoat for Great Britain,
1000: same time last year, 81 900.
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MEMPHIS. September 1S.-A large
number of the most influential citizens
assembled in front of the Peabody Hotel,
this evening. to express their sympathy
for the people ofLouisisna. Two sets of
resolutions were read to the meeting,
both temperate in their nature. Eloquent
but temperate speeches were made by five
ofthe must prominent lawyers of this city,
regretting the unfortunate condition of
the people Of Louisiana, regretting Pres
ident Grants course, and hoping he
would investigate the condition of affairs,
retrace his steps and accord her justice.
Two sets of resolutions were read, and the
first set adopted by the majority of the
people, although both sets were moderate
and free from all partizan tsint. The
meeting was one of all parties, and
strictly sympathetic.