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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-13
r Ow RANGE LEDGE SILVER
IL MINING COMPANY.-Locatios Of prinei

MININ9 -LOcAtion OF prnci
pal place Of business, Ban Francisco, Cali
lorna.
Location Of ok. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . nseting
of the DIRECTORY, held on the ll'h day 'f
September. 1915. au ss.essmsnt mo. ~ Of
Two Coats per share vas lsvied upon the Gao
.,ai stoek % the corporation. payable imme
diAtely. In United States gold cor. 10 the ree-
r~tasy. a. the once Of the Company. sT Mont.
gSmery street. San frsneiseo. California.
Any stock upun which this as-essment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day of October.
isI6, will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale At public auction. and unless payment 10
mad. before will be roli on TUESDAY. the
It'll day Of November. is76. u pay the delin-
quent assessment. tUgether With costs OF ID.
vertising and expense ~ sac
y. X. LUTY. Secretary.
Once = s07 Montgomery street. rsn Fran:
ciscc. California. sAl3td =
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nI>INa COMPANY

II LfttfIoH OF VtIHFIVN V'Et' " Vu-u~s>s
ssa tn,cfsco. cAhfcyuis.
Ls-sriea Of w,rn. Gcld nm Mining District.
sp~rey connfy. Nevada.
Esrce 10 h-rshv given. th,t Of . meeting Of
N, Bo.ra 81 B'r~ctsr. held On the ilth day Of
pepicnhr, 1879. n ssssssment No. II Of
rs.nydse Cents per shsrv vss levied upon
TIE cspftui .teH ~ th- corporation. payable
fnnsdlesiy, IN s'pft-d st.tes gold coin. To the
s~er-,sy. ., Ne once % the ssid Ccmpsnv.
&c Caiif,rni, str. Z. San Frsnctsco. California.
Any .,sch mon which 'ht- as~sssment shsli
i-1s, viii Ne deiinq,-ot. and Advertised for
sale a. pnelie snetion and unle~s payment 10
nsas eelor. viii BE- sli on the THIRD DAY
ur NOVEMBER. ISIS. 10 ray tbs deiinqnsnf
assss@nsnts. together with coats Of ID ssrtisina
and expenses of safe.
Nv order % the Directors.
-. W. CLARK, aserstay.
once-us California str->,. IAN Yraneisso,
CsllfopiA- ssl1td
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cEyp ssc. TO q. p. RowELL . 90.
y Mes. Tort. g. fsmphiss. Of 100 49,. con
tanning lists 81 a.ooo s~sw~yapsn. end sssiuetn
shouing COT of ADVERTISING nrif
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TINE PROspEer ooLb AND az
i YER MINING cONPANY.- Lscssiee IN
pr,nripal place Of business. san Yrsnsiseo.

{ .ifoInia. -
Notice IL hereby givcn. that 81 . me-,ins %
the soard Of lir-rtnr held on tbs 1sts day
~ se t~mber. 1919. an s.-essnent Na ~ %
Yiny CENT. per shar- ~ss levied ur.n the cap
ital stsk the enrporstton. psyaele iDmedi-
tary. Al the ofsc- of the Company. Room Z.
Sfs CALIFORNIA; sl est. san Francisco. California.
Any stoek upon which this asss-smsnt shall
remain n Al on the sist day OF Oeioo.r.
isfs. will he d..inquent and advertised Tor
sals at public autisu. and unlees payment 70
made befare will be sold OF FRIDAY, ths
iIth day Of Nv mhsr. is7s. 10 psy the dslin-
qasnt assessment. 4 ssthev With ecsts OF Cd
v~eftising and .rp~rs-- q sAl..
by order Of the Bari 81 ttrectors.
.. 2. MOORE. SECRETARY.
ones-hoces I. tn California street. ssn
Francisco, Csiifotnla ssSotd
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SUcce. n,LL AID MISISs

CrCCOB MILL AND MININo
y COMPANY .-Loes,ten Of principal Place
- basiness, san Franchise, California
Location Of works. Gold HIN Mining Dis
trist. storey county, STA. Of Nevada
Notice 10 hsrvby uvsn. thai 81 Q nesting u
the Board % Directors. hsld % ths 1sih DAY Of
September. 1919. an srs~ssment tho. lsl Of
Fihy Gents per share vas lsvtsd upoa The
capital stosk Of the eorporakion. payas,s In
msdisfsly. In United StAtss gold eotn, 10 the
sscretsry, % the efnos Of the Company. Rooms
o and q. No. ga Mostsomssy strssk, IAN YrAn-
cisco. California.
any stock apon vhieh this ssssssmsnt shaii
rem ain a paid IN TUB ,DAY. the sist day Of
October. isie. will Be delinqasnt. and sdver.
ti--d Tor a. . At pub 10 auction, and unlsss pay.
ment IL made before VII, b. ED On WEUNkS-
DAY. the I'D dag Of November. isIs. TO pay
the delinquent sssss~m-nt. together with cosis
Of advertising and .xpsns-s ~ SALE.
~ order Of the Board Of Directors.
wM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Onhce-Roons 5 and q, No. S03 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California ssI7td
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JULIA CONSOLIDATED LINING
NomI. SoNscLspsTED vi.

NOarm CONaOLID tTED WIZ
IN GINA MINING COMPANY Location
of y.ineipal place Of business. sAn Francisco.
California.
Location Of works. Virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
Nctice 10 hereby riven. that at . meeting Of
the board Of D,reeior, held on the 7lst day Of
September. 1870. IN assessment tho 81 Of
Twenty. ave Gents per shArs vas levied upon the
capital stoci pf the corporation. payable imme-
d,siely, IN Cnitcd ststss gid coin, TO the Bee.
r-,sry. ct NE ofnoe Of the Company. Room %.
No sis California street, San Francisco. Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
r.rna,n unpaid on the 18th day of October.
is!e, will be deliuquent. and Advertised for
10 made befre will be s~ld on the FOUR
rrKNrH DAY or NOVEMBER. is7e, TO pay
he delinqusnt assessment. tosvther with costs
VI advertising and expensss % sale.
By order OF the Dtrvrtnr.
JOSEPH MAauIRE, secretary.
Odce-Room n. No. ti9 California; street.
esn Francisco. California. re23td
BULLION nININp CoMrAsY.-
- Loeaiion Of p%,,neip.i p'aes OF business
Location Of works. Gold niil. STOREY county.
Nevsda.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct = meeting Of
the Beard Of Directors, held on tho fh dsv OF
Driiss and my c-ni. ia nD per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpo-
ration. payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. tn the Secretary, Al the once OF the
oompany, Room No. Q nayward's Building.
No. tis California street. San Francisco. Call.
fosnia
ANY stock upon which this as.essmsnt shall
remain unpaid ON the I'd day % October.
Ism, will 10 delinquent. and advertised for
sais q public auction. and unless paynsnt 10
made before will ~ sold on MONDAY. the
isth day Of November. isIs. IN pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expense OF sale.
Nv order Of the Board OF Dt.ectors.
JANIS \. KENNEDY SECRETARY.
Onhee-Rocm . Hayvsri'r Building. No. <fo
Csiifo.pia s.rvet. San frrneisco. California.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
MITCHELL ooLD AND sILyEH

MIrCuELL GOLD AND SILVER
III MINING COMPANY Location of prin.
opal place OF business. San Frsnrisco, Cali
fomis.
Location Of works. Gold nm, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ., . Messing Of
the Board OF Trustees, held on the TN day
81 eeptember. lsI6, an assessmsnt OF Ten
Cents per share wa levied upon the CAPT.
tai pto,k OF the corporation. payable imme-
diatsly. In gold coin q. the United states, 10
the secrvtary. at tho tfnce Of the Comrany.
Any stock upon which this assessment shah
remain unpaid % the 7th day OF October.
is16, will DO delinquent, and advertised for
sale al public auction. and unless payment 70
made before will be sold on THURSDAY. the
sdth day OF October. 1870. to pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with costs OF ID.
vertising and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. G. HAMMOND. SECRETARY.
omes-Room No. II, col California street,
San Francisco. California. va
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@ALTIMORE CoNsoLIDATED

MINING COMPANY. Locztion Of rrin-
eipsl place Of badness. san Francisco, Call.
f0rpia-
Locstion 81 works, Gold nm Mining Dis
trict. storey County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At q meeting
Of the Beard 90 Director. held m the 9th
day % Octobsr, isss. an assessment mo.
IA OF One D.llsr DER snare was levied
upon the capital stock Of the eorpors-
tIoa. pay able Immediately. In United staiev
gold colin. tn the secretary. At the once OF the
Company. Room 20. No. s3i Montgomery street,
san frsnei-co. California
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day of November.
isTs. viii be d~elinansht. and advertised
ior sal. at publie a~netion. and uniesa pay.
ment 10 made before win b. cold on
MOSDAY. the 7,h day of Sovrmb-r. 1919.
u pay the delinquent assessment, ioyether
ulih eosts Of advertising and eypense~ OF sale.
By order Of the hoard % Directors.
q A. sANKEY, Secretary.
Once Room ~. No. al Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California ecTtd
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,.
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
The Board Of DIRECTORY. made on the 2sth day
OF september. 1915. ~ many shares of each
parcel OF such stock - may be necesrary will
be sold 1t public auction, 81 the ON g
of the Company. Room .. 40 Montgomery
street. Han Praneisco. California on fhiDAY.
the 2oth day Of q tober. 1874. at the hour OF
9 o'elock ? =. Of said day, to pay said delin.
quent Assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
OTTO MkrcHKk. secretary.
Once . No. t26 Montgomery street, Room 2.
up stain. ssn srsncisc0, California. octid
OCCIDENTAL CONSOLIDATED
~ GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON
psny.-Location Of principal place Of busiLers.
san Fnncisco, California.
Location Of works, storey county. Nevada.
Nstiee There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock. on account OF Arrers.
ment mo. ~ lsvied ON the 2ist day Of August.
1910, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. % fol.
lows:
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of busincss, san Francisco. California.
Location of works. Orasb county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that a. . meeting al
the Bsard 81 Directors. held on the n dav Of
October. 1874. an assessment tNo. 81 OF Ten
Cents per shsrc vac levied upon the
espltsl sioek OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. IN the
sscrstary, st the once 10 the Company, 5D
naps ,ms street, ~ Francisco. Caiifornis.
ANY stoek upan which this assessment shall
rsmalu unp.id on the SIT day of November.
ts1s. yin bs ~dslinousat. and Advertised for
sale o. public saetion. and unle.s payiasut 70
made ben 10 will 10 sold n MONDAY. the
ma asy Of Novsmhsr. is7s. 10 pay the de-
lnqaeat Assessment. tc3ethsr. with costs OF
adysrtising and expenses Of sale.
~ o-dsr 81 the Hard uf directors.
wv. A. n. VAN BOKKELEN. sceretary.
omee-so ssp-cme sire<t. Room u. san
rnnoseo. California. oes I'd
CULVER CoNs0LIDArED MIN.
ING cONP.Sl Location AZ principal
p',ee os business, Virginia, Nevada
xLsahon Ut works. Gold nm. storey county.
Notice J: hereby. given. that at . meetlns OF
the Board Of Directors. held nm IN. an
day OF October. tsfs, an asse.sment < IA
o. one.h.if Cent per share vas levied upon
me ssp.al s'sst o. The corporation, payable
v.da. w.
Any ssoeh upon which this s..-,.ns,, .,.u
vma.n unpsid on the ioh day Of Novsmsrr
isIs. viii Be- dslinqusnt. and ADVERTISED Tor
10 made before sii be sold on the Fiksr
pAY OF DRcKMBEh. is,s, 10 pay the de-
iipqusut assessment, together with costs OF -.
ysvtisine and sxpensss Of ale.
N ordsr Of ths Board Of DirsetorsL
sssiA oBo. n wfSrKhbuRS. sserssssy.
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And In accordance with law. and an order
OF The Board Of Directors. made on the nm
day ~ Ausust. is.G. 90 many shares 81 esch
parcel Of such stock 40 may be necessary vii
be sold at public auction, 81 the ofiee 81
ssiA Company. Room ~ hayward's building'
40 California street. Fan Francisco. Caii
fornia. on SATURDAY. the twenty.art day 81
October. 1915, At the hour Of .elve 19 O'Clock
\. OF rAid day. 10 Ray said delinquent ~.
sersmenis thereon, together With costs OF
advertising aud expenses Of The sale.
ID. l.. THOMAS. Secretary.
Once - Room No. ~ lIaywsrd's building.
No. Ii9 California ,tr-st. San Francisco. Cali.
to,nis oc5t
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Mitchell Gold and silver Mining oonpsny.-
Delinquent day of ssssssmsnt postponed until
MONDAY. the 18th day Of Ostoser. 1915, and
day Of sais until MONDAY. November 0. 1875.
by order Of the Board Of Trustecs.
oeetd A. O. HAMMOND, SECRETARY.
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NENATOR sILyER MININa cor.
WEI CoMsToCK GOLD AND

Ohics-Room No. 50 Academy Building. No.
SD Pine street. san Francisco. California.
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CARAON hILNER MINING

once Room ~ No. al Montgomery street,
San Francisco. CALIFORNIA;. ecTtd
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eee.-as c,n,snis .sr..,. s:s S r:ss,.:.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

Professor Tice comes to the front
again with his prognostications for the
month of May. The Professor has been
remarkably accurate in his prophecies
for April, and it will be depressing news
to people generally, and especially so TO
ladies with vernal finery, to know that
MAY will not smile benignly upon them.
The Professor gloomily remarks OF the
usually respondent May:
This month will be generally cloudy,
both in the East, West and the Canadas,
with. however. occasional glimpses OF
the sun. From the 3D. to the 4tb, Sth to
the 18th, l4th TO 10th, 2lst to 23d, ana
2sth TO 29tb. the weather will be at times
clear. with heavy weather predomt-
mating both East and West.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

The Continental Guards are going to
the Centennial and their road to that
promised land must be strewn with
roses by their friends, who are willing
to help ,hem on their way. To begin
with, they are going to treat the cltl-
zens of New Orleans to grand May
festival and military picnic at the Fair
Grounds on no further day than to-
morrow (Monday) The programme is
to be seen in our advertising columns,
and shows quite attractively.
From the initiated we have been
informed that the hurdle race, the
trotting race, the pony race and
the running race will be features in the
entertainment as to the mule race, we
understand that gray man riding q
one-legged mare. we mean a one-legged
man riding gray mare, has trained the
fiery beasts. and fun can be anticipated.
With their accustomed chivalry the
Washington Artillery have lent help
ing hand to their comrades in arms and
Of course the dress parade and military
ball, which are to close the day, will be
gone through with uniform" grace and
splapdOr
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
THE JETlIES.

The statements in relation to the
ietties differ very widely. 1t will be
unfortunate for the Mississippi Valley,
and for New Orleans, If the discussion
of this matter shall be left entirely to
partisans. This is an enterprise in
volving the welfare Of the whole Mis-
sissippi Valley to the amount OF many
millions of dollars per annum, and yet
the discussion of it seems to be
dwindling into controversy be
tween those who have previously
formed their opinions either in favor o1
or against the jetties. The public in.
terest demands that the actual results
obtained by this work shall be known
beyond question, and these results
should be investigated by an impartial
commission If they are satisfactory
as claimed by the partisans OF Captain
Eads, every encourage nent should be
given the work and if they are not, a;
the weight of testimony seems to indi
cate. the fact should be known as soon as
possible, that the attention of New Or
leans and Of the people OF the Mis-
sissippi Valley may be directed tc
some work surer Of affording deel
channel to the sea. We are no parti-
san in this matter. We hope the jetties
may prove success, but il they are no
likely to do so, the fact should be an
nounced at the earliest possible moment
The people are not interested in tbs
personal opinions of the parties in this
discussion. What they want to get a
is the real merits of the question, anc
the merits should, if possible, be go
at while Congress is in session, that, i
the ietties are a failure, the represen
tative of the great valley may petition
aid from Congress for the canal scheme
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

able to the rascals who compose that
board. why will not its elected officers
also be counted out? Or, does Mr..
Leonard invite us TO take our places in
party which will be entirely accept
able to Kellogg, Anderson, Wells Il Co.?
But Mr.. Leonard should have consid-
cred the fact that there have been some
changes i'm the situation since the last
achievement Of the Returning Board
before he threatens the Democratic
party with its power. The decision Of
the Supreme Court in the Enforcement
Act; the exposure of the rottenness OF
the Administration the revolution in
public opinion against carpet-baggery
and its infamies, have brought about
situation in which the Returning
Board dare not again venture to disfran-
chse the whole State.
Upon the whole, the people must look
with grave suspicion upon the PROPOSE
ton of Mr. Leonard, at this time especial
". to dissolve the Democratic Conserva-
tive party and organize new one. All
the signs Of the times indicate the over
throw of the Republican party; never
before have the people of Louisiana
been so harmonious as now; never be-
fore have the conditions been so favor
able for the redemption of the State.
And yet, just at this crisis OF our affairs,
we are asked to lay down our arms,
surrender our banners and abandon the
State to a sort OF mongrel party, with
out followers, without a record and with
out principles. The hardihood OF the
proposition is astounding. Wise men
are startled; suspicious men ask il it Is
treason.
Whether Mr.. Leonard is sincere or
not in his views, he must now retire
from the field. AS for our part we be-
lieye he has been sincere and. il so, he
il pardonable. though he has lost his au-
thority to teach or to lead. When
the fortunes of England were at very
low ebb and her armies and navies had
everywhere been beaten. British
squadron came upon French feet, near
the coast, in q severe gale. Notwlth-
standing the tempest, Hawke, the com
mander of the squadron, determined
at all hazards to engage the French iieef.
/ The pilot told him the attack could not
| be made without the greatest danger.
You have done your duty in rem0n-
strating," answered Hawke, Il Will
answer for the rest" The result was a
complete victory. II MI Loonard's
warning to the people was sincere, then
he has done his duty in uttering his re-
monstrance. The Democratic-Conse
atve party will answer for the rest, and
| it will save Louisiana.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

Miss Octavie Romeo, well known III
our city for the excellence OF her mhsl.
cal talent and her readiness to help all
charitable enterprises, has organized a
concert for the benefit OF the orphans
of st. Marys Asylum. to be given at
Grunewald Hall on the 18th OF May
next. The leading amateur musicians
of New Orleans have lent their ald to
the charitable undertaking, SO that a
rare treat is in store for those who VIII
attend. Tho poor orphans are abso-
lutely destitute. and dollar given away
to them would indeed be "bread cast
upon the waters
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

Onr special correspondence in st. Louis
writes in relation to the mild sentence
passed upon the whisky thief, Mckee,
editOr OF the ST. Louis Globe DemOcrot,
shat Judge Dillon. in pronouncing it, said
ne was thus lenient because the convict
had shown long life Of usefulness.
-IMdeef Diilon's idea Of "a useful life is
rather singular one. McKee's useful
ness has been in publishing a news
paper. the chief profits OF which were
derived from black mailing Government,
thieves. or in participating in their swag
and in viilifying and lying upon the
8oathorn people. McKee's usefulness
has been OF the character of that Of Jacb
Shepherd. and his influence upon so
siesy has been that of q man whose
newspaper could be bought to advo
cate any ring or interest which could
ssay its price
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

The committee to investigate the red
aral Offices In New Orleans are expected
10 do their full duty. and to drag from
tho dark reoesses of "the granite build
ing" the secrets OF fraud, robbery and
murder which, for the last eight years,
have been hidden there. Daylight Is TO
tbe let into the den of thieves, and all
their vile work for years past is to be
disclosed Our representatives in Wash
ing appeal to their constituents to be
vigilant and active, and to clutch all the
clues to the ugly facts by the time the
committee arrives.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

We are gratefully indebted to the
Louisiana and Texas press in general
for their friendly and eulogistic notices
Of the DEMocRAT. To the Alexandria
Democrat and the Baton Rouge Adro-
cate we must tender special thanks for
epcomiums which a sense of delicacy
alone prevents US from reproducing.
We must add that we are proud OF ap-
preoiations coming from such sources,
and if new incentives were necessary 10
urge US on the straight road Of duty. il
we were IN any way inclined to falter,
this generous encouragement coming
srem our noble confreres would be sum
cient to restore hope, courage and con-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

1t liz 1umored that Don Carlos has
landed Ia the United States, and is trav-
cling incognito through the country.
He has perhaps heard of the DEMOCRAT 8
suggestion Of proclaiming Dom Pedro
emperor III place tf Grant, and having
lost all hopes in Spain wants to try his
fortunes here in opposition to his Bra
lillian brother. More probably. how
over, he has corae to study republican in
sstitutions darkly" by keyhole obser-
yations Of the Cabinet workings at Wash.
lngton seduced by the discoveries which
he will, no doubt make, peradventure
he may he induced to abandon his pre-
tensions to the Spanish throne and ac
sept the nomination of the Third
Party" as its Presidential candidate
What il he should turn out to be the
- Great Unknown"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
4 FASCINATING But IMPOSSIBLE
DREAM.

A short time since the Washington
correspondent OF the New York Tribune
spoke Of Senator Bayard as "a fascinat-
ing dream, impossible Of realization" !"
This was very high compliment to the
distinguished Senator from Delaware ::
the highest, perhaps, that could be paid
an eminent public man in an era like
this. But we doubt if splendid virtues
and noble and intrepid temper render a
man an impossible leader in corrupt
and profigate age. The elder Pitt must,
to many Of his contemporaries in the
profigate era of George Ill, have
seemed, at first, "a fascinating dream,
impossible Of realization" and yet, his
dauntless courage; his high purpose
his indomitable energy; all sustained
by the confidence he inspired, and the
nobler spirit he awoke among a de-
moralized people, lifted England out OF
the very slough Of despair and raised
her fortunes to the highest point OF
glory. There is very little similarity
between Lord Chatham and Mr.. Bay
ard, except, that in some respects the
latter moves, as the former did, upon q
much higher plane Of thought and pa.
triotism than his generation. Yet, since
all history establishes the fact that al
true liberty is founded in the immuta
BILE principles of justice, and that vice
and corruption, and selfish and un
bridled ambition, unless extirpated
first enervate, and then destroy free in
stltutlons, may we not assume tha
such men are not mere fascinating
dreamers in politics, but that they ART
rather the inspired prophets and daunt