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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-19
THE WHITE MANS TICKET.
= Brief but Emphatic Card from
-Sauire Isaac PauI,

The following note from Esq. Isaac Paul,
one of the oldest and best known citizens
of the county, explains itself:
To the Union and American:
Gents: | learn that a written endorse
mcnt Of Mr.. MintOn for Jailer iu opposition
10 the nomination for that Office by the late
County Convention, is in circulation with
my name upon ii. beg TO say / did not
sign the paper, and although he might have
been my choice, L cannot support him or
any other man for any of our county offices
against the nominees. l am for the con-
vention ticket, and shall support it through
out. There is a Young man of my name
in the sixth district, who probably signed
The paper in question. ISAAC PAUL.
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AKentuelxv Diyine i'm Texas.

The gentleman mentioned inthefollowing
extract from an Austin, Texas, paper, is
we'll known in this city, where he has many
admirers:
Rev. r. X. SmOOt, of Bowling Green,
Ky., A member of the Southern Presby-
terrain Church, preached in the Baptist
Church SUNDAY at IL A. ". and s p. NJ. to
very large audiences. Both sermons were
most eloquent and logical; but the one de-
livered at IL A. NJ. was gem OF thought
and reason, a feast TO the Christian, and a
startling warning TO the sinner. The elite
of the city were present; and there was but
one expression, that Of commentator.
The rich, the poor, the high, the low were
all delighted.
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En.Citizens of shelby.

The following prisoners were brought up
from Shelby county yesterday by Sheriff
Doyle:
Louis Stadelmein. crime, horse stealing;
sentence, ten years; Richard Wells, larceny,
one wear; Jim Smith, Larceny from the
person, twelve years; Joe Blackburn, Ia =
ceny, one year; Thomas Downs, larceny
from the person, ten years; ThOs. Haynes,
robbery, one year; Thomas Harris, break
ing into a business house, four years; ii. r.
Jones, larceny from the person, ten years;
Richard Hogan, larceny, one year; John
Henry, robbery, one year; John Henry, lar
ceny, ten years; JOhT, Davis, larceI V, one
year.
Thomas Harris, one Of the above named,
made his escape from the Grenada and Pa
cite Railroad in May, 1870, under the name
of Thomas Withers, having been convicted
in this county and sentenced TO two years
Imprisonment, Sept. 80, 1867.
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No. is an excellent ehalybeate water
containing traces of the Ingredients of the
other springs.
The quantity Of iron contained in one
pint is LIS grains.
PROPERTIES.
These are fine calcic-sulphur waters, COM
monty known as white sulphur. They will
be found valuable in the following dis
eases:
Diseases Of the alimentary canal, dyspep-
STA, diarThoea, dysentery, constipation and
summer complaint of children; diseases of
the kidneys, diseases Of the skin, anaemia,
| cl'lorOsis, nervous prostratiOn, menstrual dis
orders, chOrea, rheumatism and other NOR
bid diatheses.
The elevation is 600 feet above Nashville,
an elevation free from malarial influences.
Atmosphere cool and salubriOus.
LOcation-eight miles from Bon Aqua
statiOn- thirty-nine miles from Nashville,
| on the Nashville and Northwestern Rail
rold. ]. NJ. SAFFORD, Pm. D.,
Prof. Chemistry Univ. Nash. and Wander
bilt Univ.>
I. o. SUMMERS, NJ. D.,
Prof. Anat. Univ. Nash. and Vanderbilt
Univ, LATE Prof. Chemistry Southern
University, Greensboro, Ala.
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No Right to Remove Nuisauees.

Justice CasSetty yesterday delivered de-
decision in the case of David Hunter *
Bros. VS.. the Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of Edgefeld, which was a suit brought
by the Hunter Bros. to recover damages
for the removal of a wall built by them,
claimed TO be a nuisance and removed by
the corporation authorities.
Judgment was given in favor of the
plaintiffs for Sl2, the court holding that
there was no provision in the charter of
Edgefeld providing for the removal Of a
nuisance, and that such removal was un-
amfhl rized.
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NIuions

> Of Money expression,
millions Of money!" is so frequently in
dulged in by people that it is difficult to
realize there is simply reality about it.
Yet such is the case. The next and last
Gift Concert of the Public Library of Ken
lucky will witness the distribution Of 81
100000 to the ticket-holders. At this mag
ni6cent distribution there are 100000 tick
cts and 10000 prizes, with such prizes as
$4,000, 100000, $4,000, $4,000, etc,
etc. 1t is delicious to think that a single
ticket may in a moment transform Penni-
less unfortunate into the proud possessOr of
S25O,OOO, all in cash. Such may and proba-
bly, will be the case. Then who would
be without a ticket? 1t
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Teunes.ee Baplist Convention

The committee appointed TO determine
the location Of the Southwestern Baptist
University have, for good and sufficient
reasons, decided TO change the time and
place of the meeting Of the Convention,
and am instructed to call the Tennessee
Baptist Convention TO assemble at Tree
want, on the Louisville and Memphis Rail
road, on the 18th day Of August next. 1t
is desirable and nightly important that there
be a full representation Of the churches
and associations of the State, and also a
large attendance Of the friends of the en-
terprise generally. w L. BOND,
President Tennessee Baptist Convention,
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The AsrIum for The blind.

Work on the left wing Of the new Asy-
lm for the Blind, is being rapidly pushed
forward, and that pant Of the structure viii
he completed by the middle Of September.
# j. intended to raise the main portion Of
The edifice one story higher, and to erect
another wing at the right.
The building is situated on i slight emf
nence on Fillmore street, and when
finished will accommodate about lS0 pa
I ents.
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A Strong Wan fer the Legislature.

see from your paper of to-day that Capt.
W. E. Ewin is spoken OF as a candidate Tor
the Mayoralty." You say: ale would
poll a strong vote" What you say Is true.
But Capt. Ewin can do more service TO the
State by going TO the Legislature. His OH
cial duties orthe past four years have made
him familiar with the questions of finance
and taxation Add this TO his general in
telIigence and the formation. and L know
of no man in the county more fitted than
he for wise and prudent legislator. Bring
him out. ZINE.
Ty1,- IL 1874
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CITY NOTICES.

Great reduction in prices Of Boots and
Shoes at 7. Z. Winstead & Co.'s, opposite
the Maxwell House. Ladies' Philadelphia
Side and Front Lace 500, regular price
$3.50; Misses Cloth Side Lace and Front
Lace S1.5O, regular price $500; Mems and
Boys Boots reduced in the same proportion.
jy16 st thurs, Sat,sun
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Fa., Fre,rht from baltimore.

The EUdRsuiiIe Journal, of Friday, says:
"By last nights train over the Z. and Z.
there arrived two cars Of merchandise, by
the Continental Fast Freight Line, en-
route to Nashville, five days from Balii-
more. They will reach Nashville tonight
only six DAYS through"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-19

Thus far this year, l54 conyicts have
been received from Shelby county, costing
the State for guard hire, transportation,
t.1r. 81. 1854.
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TO TEACHERS AND CONDUCTORS
OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

In addition to the very fun accounts we
publish during the commencement Sea-
son" Of the exercises Of various Colleges
and Schools, we have determined further to
add our mite % the interests of general
education by inserting College and School
Announcements, inthe advertising columns
of the UNION AND AMERICAN, at any time
between the 18th of June and the 18th OF
September, at 25 per cent less than our
snail rates. ieIS If
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Continued Until Next Tuesday

The cases Of Jailer Patterson and Justice
Of the Peace Steele, the former charged
with assault and battery, and the latter
with an assault with pistol. were called
IN the Police Court yesterday, and COHtin-
ned until next Tuesday, at the request Of
defendants attorney. Judge Smiley.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-19

Bay RUM have in store one eask OF
of the finest Old Bay Rum, direct from the
Island Of St. Thomas, equal TO the finest
cologne-not the kind usually sold by drug
shops, made by soaking two bay leaves in
a GALLON of mean whisky. Ladies, please
to send for samples. A. c. Carter.
iv9 thurs ItISsun st
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GOlladay's Fifth Annual Drawing at
Opera House, Nashville, Tenn, July p,
1874. More than 100000 in cash and real
estate to be distributed. Capital prize
$4,000 cash; House and Lot in Louisville,
$4,000; House and Lot in Nashville, S1O,-
600. Tickets, 500 each-nO fractions; IL
tickets for $50. No blanks; every ticket a
prize. Tickets for sale by W. G. Price, No.
Al South College street, Nashville.
wis u
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ysOr.uarv RenOPf

The Board of Health reports the total
number of deaths in the city for the past
week at eighteen-foUneen whites aud
four blacks.
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TI.a New Odd Fellows Hall at MUIR.
freeSbOrO.

An informal meeting of the members OF
Nashville Encampment was held last night,
and it was unanimously resolved to attend
The laying Of the cornerstone Of the new
odd Fellows Hall at MUrfreesbOro next
Thursday, the 23d inst. They will meet
II their hall on Church street al A. NJ. on
tie 23d, and leave on the So'clock train.
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GaYefx nj Ron Aona.

\ hop is 10 be given at Bon Aqua Springs
on the evening Of the 23d inst. The ne
ceSsary preparations are being made to en-
SIRE those who attend a delightful time.
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RIacL-and.Tan hesitation

This is a world Of disappOinlments. We
had fully expected to fling to the world
this morning tho ticket agreed upon by the
Radical Executive Committee last night.
But our readers must wait few days long
er for this important bit of information, Tor
the reason that no meeting of said COM
mittee was had last night, hence no noml-
nations were made.
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Trunks! Trunks!I Trunks!i-Wm.
Dunstead, at 81 North College street, has
an immense stock of ladies' and gentle
mems Travelling Trunks, Valises and
Satchels, which he is selling at extraOrdin-
airy low prices. jyl5 3mos&eod0moS
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T Trunks! TrunksH Trunks,@-We
invite the attention of buyers to our large
and elegant stock of Trunks and Travelling
Bags, which we are selling at very low
figures for cash. John Ranage * Son, As
COLLEGE street. je9 eQdtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-19

Mineral Waters.-A fresh supply OF
Viehey Water, Frederick Schall Bitter
Water, from Sweden, Hathom Spring Con-
yress Water. at wholesale or retail, (iee all
round). \. C. Carter.
iv9 thurs 1t6SsIIn 80
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And Still They Come.-AnOtheF lot of
those beautiful Embroideries just received;
also Fans, PaTaSOls, Linens and Linen
Lawns greatly reduced. Lebeck Bro -
Union street, iytH ~.
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Imported Segars.-A few thousand real
Imported Segars just receiyed-Reina Vic
toria and Regalia Del key-but can't sell
them three for quarter. Please try them-
A. G.. Carter. iy2 thIrs1t&sun3t
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20 cent Figured Lawns at Is cents, and
- cent Lawns reduced to 10 cents, at the
Southern Palace, Church street.
iyig II
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DR. Ellis Church.
what IL Costs.

Services will be held at s p. n. instead OF
1920 T.. n. as heretofore in this Church.
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CITY NOTICES.

$50 pieces Prints, new styles, at the
Southern Palace, Church street.
jyl9 p
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Learn Bookkeeping, Writing, and Pho
biography with ]. W. DOlbear, No. North
Cherry street. iy19 81
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Avoid sickness and the use of drugs by
using freely that excellent Chalybeate water
az the east end Of the Suspension Bridge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-19

Cash customers will find it to their in
terest to 90 to Treppard & Co.'S Tor Cook
Stoves, Fruit Cans and Ice Cream Freezers'
iyl2 st 12,16,l9
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Pullman Palace Drawing Room ana Sleeping
cars from St Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
60 Washington and Baltimore without change Of
cars. -. -
he obtained at all principal Ticket Omces
rroughout the West. Southwest and North
west THOS. p. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
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DOOley's Yeast Powder is the cheapest,
but not lowest priced, Baking Powder. Ell
egant biscuits, rolls, etc, prepared in a few
minutes. jyl4 dlW&wn
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Mosquito Bars at the Southern Palace,
Church street. jy19 2t
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WHY THIS COOLNESSl
ParsOn DiIIin and VI. VI. Brien Have
Not Spoken 30 Each Other for Two
Weeks.


To the Union and 4 merican
In your Fridays issue, speaking of the
meeting of the Republican committee, you
say Of me as follows:
Bob Patterson, NJ. NJ. Brien, Jr., Chris.
Powers and Maj. Dick McCann were
around there somewhere and were evident
ly in excellent spirits. After the commit
tee adjourned, they went to Brien's Office,
accompanied by ParsOn Dillin and a. A.
Carter, but remained there only short
time
In yesterdays issue you say, ''eyery word
Of it was true In justice TO myself, allow
me to say was not ':around there some
where" ] did not see Mr., Dillin on that
night, ] left my office little after 10
O'Clock for home, and if he came there it
was after had left. | know held no con
ference with him in my Office or elsewhere.
| have not seen Mr.. DilIin 10 speak to him
for two weeks past. Respectfully,
NJ. NJ. BRIEN, JR.
We like Mr.. Drien's way Of suggesting
the correction. lie talks like a gentleman
not like blackguarl and ruffian. For
this reason we regret being compelled TO
state that. according TO the testimony Of
three or more reputable witnesses, he must
have been ''around there somewhere"
The names will be cheenully furnished, if
he will call at this office.
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Dogs, DOgs.-Dog Muzzles at TrePPard
CO iy12 St 12,16,19
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CAPT. FRY's widow has started wood
yard in New Orleans. She numbers her
friends in that city by the cords.
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher (0l sta
tiOnary; minus g. tendency 70 fall; plus item
dency TO rise. A. O. FORD, Observer.
The river fell 4 inches at this point yes
terday. We report > feet inches on the
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what the Board of Health is Doing.

The members of the sanitary force are
distributing circulars from the health Of
flee, notifying citizeps TO place all garbage
or filth ON some adjacent alley or street, TO
disinfect their premises Immediately, and
lime-wash their back fences and all out
houses as soon as practicable. The subur-
ban wards are being thoroughly cleansed
under the direction ofthe health officer.
The following is an excellent disinlect-
ant for waier-ciosetS, drains aud sewers:
Eight or ten pounds of sulphate Of iron
(cOpperas) dissolved in five or six gallons
of water, with half pint Of crude carbolic
added To the solution and briskly stirred.
This makes the cheapest and best disin-
fectant fluid for common use. 1t can be
procured al any drug store.
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New Class in photography this week
J. w. DOlbear. Jyl6 Ut
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TRAINS LEAVE Akhlh1'
Eastern Fast Line, ex-
espt Sunday-....--.. $50 A NJ t:aO p NJ
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly $3.50 P, NJ lZaSO p NJ
Cincinnati night Ex-
press, except Sunday l1=O0 T. NJ o'4S A N
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday.....-.....-.i o'oO A. n AA'VV n n
Lexington Express, eX-
cept Sunday......:.. 80 P H. 90 r n
Lagrange Aceommoda-
ton, except Sunday. 9:So A. n. e'Oo A. NJ
LSgr .Dge ACCOMMODATE
ton, except Sunday b:O5 A. n. 500 r n
heTbyville Mail except
SundaY........-...--Io :OO =. n. e'Vo A. II
Shelbyville Express ex-
cept Sunday....--... $50 P. N. | ~ 7. n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-06
QUITE SATISFACTORY.

we are entirely satisfied with TIE f'sa.
y..'s apology 70. not knowing :ha: there
will be regular election for Senators next
fell. The mistake all came Of the picagngle
being :nisle1 by the EEeca1fc.v. in a
disputed matter about another office. Tor
instance. p.nchbacis was once Senator.
The I.ieutenan. Governor DUNN died in
October. 1871. The Senate designated
Mr.. Pinchback TO be president Of that
body. The statute provides that a
Senator elected to such position shall be
Lieutenant Governor. The term of the
last named officer continues until the
meeting Of the General Assembly in
January, and as there was no law or regula-
ton for turning Mr.. Pinchback out of
his office of Lieutenant Governor until
his term had expired, the REPUBLICAN in
sisted on his right to hold it until the in
stallation of his successor. And thus it
came about that because the Picay,.,se
could not comprehend a very simple case,
which the REPUBL1cAN has made reason.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-06
THE TEXAS PAcrr1C RA1LRoAp,

| Those who examine the immense ad.
vantages of the Texas Pacific railroad will
find that there is line of similar length
which traverses region so productive of
the prime wants of life, food and clothing.
| Those who look beyond these obvious in
ducements to settlement and expansion
Will find route to foreign countries, add
ing to the prime elements of beef and
cotton the wealth and luxuries Of the
East. which are inevitable additions
60 the local and well-kno~r trader.
Spain used to send her guarded GAL
leys to the Philippine Islands. the plate
fleet came in great ceremony into the
harbor Of Acapulco. These treasures were
received and transported across the PAN
anna and Porto Bello Route. and on the
Caribbean Sea they found the royers Of
every country on the watch to capture
them. These freebooters sto-med and
sacked the Spanish forts in which were
stored valuable commodities; and on these
seas. and in this wild warfare were trained
the most daring seamen. This treasure
trade is now safer. Those articles Of ex.
change with Japan and China are now
conveyed by steam and rail. and this
Texas and Pacific railroad will render this
ancien: line 0; commerce shorter and
more safe.
The immense mineral products Of
Mexico. and the tropical products o: that
para disc. Michoacan and Jalisco. will be
accessible through the Texas railroad and
its branches. meeting the Pacific q. Quay.
mas or at Nazatlan.
Thus. SO far as the road shall traverse
Texas. with its countless herds Of cattle.
O: its immense growth o: cotton. whether
it be considered in its capacity 70 plant
all Immigrant Europe along its line. or to
convey the manufactures, goods and gro.
ceres OF our cities. or domestic work, i:
is guarantee Of any amount Of aid asked
from the government The other re.
sources mentioned are Incidental. but |
are inevitable. and when "e see the teas !
and tissues Of Asia, with the mails
md Passengers carried ACROSS our
continent By rail .hgee thousand I
niles III length, and through an
nclement winter climate. it is plain that
his foreign commerce must be trans
erred to a railroad only eighteen hundred !.
niles in length, traversing healthy and
empeSate climate. We iopa Congress
vii examine the proposition offered by
he Texas Pacific RAILROAD Company, and
+ j: is found {. fair. square and well per.
ected proposal. give il a favorable con.
Idle ration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-06

ably plain to persons Of ordinary under
standing, it repealed section of the con-
stitttion to make that instrument conform
to its understanding of our position. The
Picayne knew the REPUBLICAN was right,
as usual, in the Pinchback case but was
wrong in supposing that we had set aside
the constitution. Its error consisted in
supposing that after Pinchback ceased to
be Senator he was nothing, and as it APP
peared to the limited vision o; our con.
temporary to be an issue between the
constitution and che REPus11cAN, the
P:cayt"e preferred the latter as an All.
thority. Thisis. of course. complimentary
70 US. but defective because there is no
conflict. Both agree that regular elec-
ton for one-half Of the Senator's ougL: to
take place in November.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-06

stituents in November next to decide upon
vote of renewed confidence. Is il: well
to hold moot election to elect rep.
resentatives who can not possibly
take their seats until another cleo
ton shall have taken place? Is there
not an unnecessary danger Of blood
shed: ''There would be no bloodshed by
a new election" says Mr.. Carpenter. He
has just said 1.-THE people" are prevented
by federal bayonets from changing the
State administration in Louisiana. Now
be says there will be no bloodshed. or if
there be danger tina: the government
could prevent it By the army and navy. if
necessary. The government might be on
hand to mop up the blood after it was
shed. Or to arrest the offenders. but if Mr..
Carpenter believes that an army or navy
could prevent the shedding Of blood in
the swamps and bayous Of the interior.
it the people were SO disposed. ne mas
studied the topography Of Louisiana to
little purpose.
We shall pursue the analysis Of these
contradictions no further. !. may be that
in the skeleton Of telegram they may
have been more distinctly exposed than
when spread through the extent Of de.
libe.ate speech. 1 change OF key in music
is prepared by such resolution o: the in.
tervening chords as prepare the ear for
the contrast. Perhaps when we see all
Of the speech we may find something Of
the same ar. Bu: exactly in proportion
as the reputation Of Mr.. Carpenter as a
casuist shall have been promoted. to g
much greater exten: will the confidence
Of the tenacious public be impaired in the I
Justice and impartiality Of his judgmen.
IS statesman. He has shown himself in
his speech political attorney, and seems
wholly careless of the wounds he has in. |
iicted on the constitution Of his country. |
n Of the additional and unnecessary
oloodshed and misery he may be prepar-
ng for one OF .he sister States Of the
TniOn