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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-16

A CONSCIENTIOUS wIDow.-A poor
man on his death bed made his will.
he called his wife to him and told her
OF Its provisions. / have left, he said,
my horse to my parents. sell it and
hand over the money you receive.
Leave to you my dog, take good care of
him. and be will serve you faithfully
The wife promised to obey and in due
time set out for the neighboring market
with the horse and dog. How much do
you want for your horse.' inquired the
farmer. 1 cannot sell tie horss alone,
Dat you may have both Of them ut
reasosAbls rates. Give me one hundred
dollars for the dog and one dollar for
the horss. The farmer laughed, but as
the term voes lew be willingly accep-
ted thom. 1hen the worthy woman
gave tbs ho5ossds parents the dollar
reqnt1nkk-1as IL hcess snd kept the
hundred dollars for herself.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-16

A noticeable popularity of theatrical
people Is passion tor pets. lima de
Murska is no exception to the rule.
Last evening Chronicle reporter called
upon her at the international Hotel,
wishing to explore the story of the
singing mouse.
The reporter explained his business
Immediately.
Madame, have you q singing mouse
IN your possession
The lady ut once went to the window
and produced little wire cage. in which
the vocalizing rodent nestled in bed
of cotton batting.
Does he sing
Certainly
The cantatricc tripped up and down
the scale few times. This caused the
mouse to wriggle his tail slightly and
scratch its hind legs spasmOdically. but
he did not encore. The perverse animal
was then replaced on the window-sill.
with the assurance on the part of the
owner that he was liable to warble at
any time.
The reporter then had an opportunity
to examine ether samples Of natural
history scattered about the apartment.
In two large wickercages were couple
Of Australian magpies, which made
their presence felt by running their
bills into the calf of the reporters leg.
At irregular intervals they whistled
bars of music, and whea the prima
donna scunblsd up the scale, they imi-
tstsd hel xactly. One. however, with
. fine sense of humor, would begin .
familiar melody. then come to full
stop, and emit screech that made
ones pulse leap up l60 beats inmate.
Presently Scotch poodle crawlsd
out from under the sofa and climbed
into the reporters lap. He was imme-
disrely followed by Skye terrier with
cropped ears. and . little hairy spaniel.
Where is your bull dog!' inquired
the reporter.
Getting doctored in San Francisco.
He will be up in week. You should
see him-he is perfectly divine
You lie'
This somewhat blunt remark came
from . poll parrot in a cage on the
mantlspiece. Nine. de Murska remark
Cd that she had purchased the bird in
San Francisco, and at times it was
insulting.
Here the bird gave the reporter u
touch of his early learning by blasphsm-
ing in . most horrible manner. while
its mistress shook the cage and tapped
. towel at it. The bird went into fury
Of passion, and threw of shower Of
profane expletives that would have re-
flected credit on sixteen mule quartz
teamstsr. A glass of water soused over
il finally brought the wicked bird to
its senssa The Madame spologixed
Tor the parrots conduct. and then trot-
ted out the mouse again.
This time the animal Was in better
trim. and. in response to . little chuck
ing ON the part of its mistress. chirrup-
ed and chattered like bird for half q
minute That the mouse could sing
wss no mistake, bat he was by no
mcans "a accomplished performer as
either OF the magpies, and mis- voice
lacked compass as well IS volume.
The Madame assured the reporter
that shc hadn't half her collection with
her; most of it was in San Francisco,
and before she left she expected 70 get a
dog from Jack Magee and young bear
from Tom Bean. As the reporter left
the dogs barked, the inagpies screeched
like crosscut saws, and the parrot told
him to Take . spin round the block
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-16

An old negro named Pete was very
much troubled about his sins. Percsiv.
ing him one day with a very downcast
look. his master asked him the cause.
But, Pete said his master, you are
foolish to take it so much to heart. You
never see me troubled about my sins
i know de reason.~ massa, said Pete.
When You go out duck-shootihg. and
kill one duck and wound anoder, don't
you run after de wounded ducks' Yes,
Pete And the master wondered what
was coming next-'Well. msssa, dat is
de way wild you and me. De debbil has
got you sure; but as he am not sure OBJ
me, he chases dis chile all de time
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-16
A LITTLE girl of six or seven sun

A LITTLE girl of six or seven sum-
mers, stopping with her parents at one
of the fashionab.s hotels at Saratoga
Springs, was invited at dinner to take
some wine as it Was passed around.
She declined. Why do you not take
wine with your dinner. Minnie" .'rsase
l doesn't like it, But take little
then, my child. for your stomach's sake.
he urged. 4 Amt dot no tommicks
ache, indignantly replied the little miss
in the most emphatic manner
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-16
TI.HU.LA,
OR JOHNS CONQUEST OF AMERICA.

OR JOHNS CONQUEST OF AMERICA.
We're coming. Uncle Samuel,
Three hundred millions strong:
The great. rat eating army,
We eastward move along.
We hate your cured religion,
We hate your color white;
We hate your Sibbering language
Well show you how to 6ght,
Well slsy your brave militia,
Clean oct your brigadiers,
And from your loog cared statesmen
Clip Oh their asses ears.
Wen tear up oil your railroads,
Your factories burn down,
And turn each Of your cities
Into . Chinese iowa.
1Ahs toss-shops Of your churches,
Foros you to idols bow,
And cut your nobby preachers -
Hoo la,--into chow chow.
Wen learn to handle muskets,
To work your ironclAds;
Wen do al we've a mind to,
Because we've got the scads.
Well found mighty Hoey
In holy Washington,
And to the White House flagstaff
The Dragon we will ruo,
We're coming, Uncle samuel
The moon eyed, long tailed hosts;
You'll soon have to surrender,
Unless you guard your coasts.
We've got two numbered thousand
Pork gulpine lepers here
The vanguard OF the legions
We're landing every year.
BE kind, oh, Uncle Samuel
Oh, pray don't interfere,
To none but our admirers
Lend an attentive ear.
We've captured California,
We've drained it pf its gold;
Its poor. hard working people
We've laid out in the cold.
We're marching on to conquer;
We count your powe as bosh;
We mean to make this country
A present unto Josh!
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-16

A MORAL character is attached to
autumn scenes; the leaves falling like
our years. fours fading like our hours.
the clouds flying like our illusions. the
light dimmed like our intelligence. the
sun growing cold like our affections. the
rivers becoming frozen like our lives
all bear secret relations ON our desti.
MES.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-16

LADY Margaret asked somebody for
. pretty pattern for night-csp. We'll,
said the person. what signifies the pat
tern Of nightcapr oh. child. said
she. but you know in case of fire!'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19
ye,r york. \.

SALE OF THE ERIE RAILROAD P0sTPoSED, &c
NEW YORK. January 1S.--By consent Of
the parties interested Judge Brady has
granted postponement OF sixty days from
Monday OF the sale advertised for that day
OF the Erie railway, under decree OBJ.
tanned by the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, as trustees of the second con-
soIidnted mortgage.
FINANCIAL ESTANGLEMENTs OF A GREAT RAIL
wAY--A CALL THROUGH THE COURTS FOR
BACK TAXES.
The Government to-day commenced a
suit here against the Erie railway for the
recovery OF $4,000 OF back taxes.
(Second Dispatch.l
Another suit was commenced to-day
against the Erie railway and Receiver
:Jewett on behalf OF number OF the stock
holders on the ground OF mismanagement
and improyidence on the part OF Receiver
JeWett.
FREE COINAGE AND 4 FIXED VALUE FOR
SILVER DOLLARS.
The Post says that call has been issued
for mass-meeting OF citizens, irrespective
of party, to express their assent to the pro-
posed free coinage OF United States silver
dollars and the affiXing OF n permanent
legal value to United States silver coin in
the interest OF the internal industrial de-
mands of the country. The meeting will
be held in Cooper Institute on the Goth in
slant. 1t is reported that Senators VOORHEES,,
OF Indiana, and Jones, of Nevada, will be
among the sneakers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, ATTENDED WITH
GREAT PROSTRATION, BOTH PHfSI-
CAL AND MENTAL.

CASE OF JOHN p. KEELING, ESQ, STATED BY
DIR. $. S. KEELING, OF PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY, VA.
Extract from letter dated near London BRUCE,
Va, September 4, 1871
MIR John 2. Keeling suffered from dyspepsia OF
the most aggravated and distressing form, BENG
immediately upon taking food Into the stomach,
which attacks were not at all anenabe 10 treatment
He became so Frustrated that 1t was with dlihculty
he could walk across his chamber fioor. and often
had to be lifted about. Such was the state OF ms
nervous system that great soncltude was Iell is 10
his mental condition. 49,.
For eighteen months he was under the treat
ment of some OF the most eminent medical men OF
Baltimore without benefit. In this very critical
condition he came under my treatment: Alter ex,
that medicine was unavailing In the case ADVISED
the Buffalo Liihia Water, Spring No. q HIS stomach
however, was in highly irritable condition, anu
found II necessary to administer 1t in very small
ounce at dose, repeated at stated intervals at the
expiration of the third day the irrltaDislty OF the
stomach decidlY less, and the quantity was tnen
Increased from day to day until the thirteenth day.
when found that the patient could take WE'VE
ounces, which regard rs \ maximum dose 1t any
time. Persisting in its use, on the twenty-elghth
day he was free from pain, the stomach In normal
condition, readily receiving both solids and liquids
in moderate quantities, strength greatly increased,
and nervous symptoms entirely relieved. Atthe ex,
actively and regularly to his business upon the
| farm His recovery, which regard as one Of the
most remarkable ever knew of, attribute entirely
| 10 the Buffalo Lithia Water
| These waters, In cases OF one dozen half.gallon
bottles, can be had at the Springs at s. per case in
| ADVANCE; Of PURCELL, LADD q Co.. Richmond, at
$3.50. THOMAS +. GOODE,
ia 2-W&S&eow2m Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19

I,HE EIEcToRar-1,Aw e,oAafrrrE E..-I' 7 ne g
committee OF the House charged with the :
revision OF the laws Affecting the electoral
count held its first meeting to-day. Twas
resolved TO divide the work among three
Esnh.conlmittecs, and the chairman. Mf.
Southard. was directed TO appoint them.
ono subcommittee will have charge OF the
tenure OF office, tine second the method OF
electine President and yjce-President,. and
the third the mode OF ascertaining and de-
claring the result. The members expect
that their labors viii be greatly prolonged,
and that shey will not be able to report un-
iii late in the session. The old subject OF
states rights must be largely involved in
the preparation Of any bill. and the con-
ilicting views OF differing schools Of opin-
ion consulted. 1t is even thought likely
that whatever measure is introduced Con-
cress will not act upon it ut this session, but
allow it to go over until next year. All
that is necessary is that it shall be perfected
and ready to go into effect in time for the
presidential election Of 1880, and congress
men are disposed to very thoroughly debate
it baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19
VEG Eth l..

The range of disorders which yield to the infu-
cnce of this medicine, and The number OF defined
diseases which it never fails to greater than
any other single medicine has hitherto been even re-
commended for by any other than the proprictOrs
of some quack nostrum. These diseases arc Scrot-
ula and all Eruptive Diseases and Tumors, Rheuma-
tisn Gout, Neuralgia and Spinal Complaints, ana
all iIiiammatory symptoms, Ulcers all Syphlitic
Diseases Kidney and Bladder diseases, DropsY, the
whole train Of painful disorders which so generally
ataict American women, and which carry annually
thousands of them to premature graves Dyspepsia,
that universal curse OF American manhood; Heart-
burn Piles Constipation. Nervousness, inability to
sleep, and impure blood.
This is formidable list OF human ailments for
any single medicine to successfully attack; and 1t IS
not probable that any article before the public
has power to cure the quarter Of them except EGE-
TINE 1t lays the axe at the root of the tree OF dis
ease by first eliminating every impurity from the
blood promoting the Secretions, opening the pores
The great cscapc-valvcs of the sysem-lnvigorat1ns
the liver 10 its full and natural action cleansing the
stomach, and strengthening digestion. This much
accomplished the speedy aud the permanent cure of
not only tho diseases have enumerated, but like
wise the whole train of chronic and constitutional
disorders is certain to follow. This Is precisely
what VEGETINE does; and 1t does 1t so quickly and
so easily that 1t is accomplished fact almost be-
fore the patient is aware OF it himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19
F.INAEliIAI4.s
"a oND STOCK EXCHANGE.
EaIpAY. January 10. 1878,

.tn,rrtrnn GoGd.--Ig2s bid.
STATE 1secltrtfies-pffeiBia conauls. ID bic, b5k
asked: Virginia c0nsols. new, 40 bid, AZ asked:
Virginia deferred. bid. asked: Virainn interest
certificates, Ed, 10 asked; Virginia tax-recedfabc
coupons, 6 az bid, 6Sls asked. 20
CitU seCUritfeS.-Tichmond city S's, 115R bid:
Richmond city s's. LOOK bid, ] 0i4 asked: Peters
burg city S's. special, 50 bid: Lynchburg city SIS.
100 bid, D6S asked: Lynchburg city 6's, 93 bid.
99 asked Manchester S's ttaS-receiyabIe), 90 bid,
92 asked.
Railroad BoRds.-Virgiuin and Tennessee Rail-
Southslde Railroad second mortgage preferred is.
j. and j., IA bid. n asked; sOnthsieo Railroad
third mortgage pref FRED SIS y. and j.. GO bid, 675
asked: PC,ersbar. Railroad second mortgage SIS. j..
aud j., 20 asked: Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road tirt MORTGAGE rs, j. and D.. 104 bid: Rich
gage S's. j. and j.. 100 lid: Richmond. Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j..
% bid: Richmond and Danvllle Railroad cousoli-
dated 6's, NJ. and ", II bid; Piedmont Railroad
FIRST mortgage IS, A. and o., 30 bid.
Railroad St0chS.-Richmond, Fredericksburg
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six Ger cent. guaranteed, 100 par. n
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road per cent. guaranteed, leo par. 90H bid
Richmond and Danvc Railroad, 100 par, 81
asked.
Bank stocks.-State Bank Of Virginia. 100 par,
~ bid, So asked; Merchants aud Planters Savings,
25 par, lS bid -
rinc, 25 par SO bid; Virginia State, 90 par. 2S1
bid, COX asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
80 bid, 90 asked; City, 100 par 76 bid. so asked:
bid, ~ asked; Richmond Fire Association, 20 par,
lIuaeous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany. 100 par, 10 bid.
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Lisnors. wines. &c.

afe:. seSrci. best brafids. pints s2dSz.25
Brandies. Domestic. ii. 25@s2: fru.t. ti.2sa
sI.50; appe. new. q. ( 5qrss:: old. s2.25ass;
Rue IIt fsssYs: Medium. Dtdt2 gitre ID. 80
6S4: Virginia lIIountaii,. new. s21ss2.5U, Id.
s2.5f6t53.5 0and atS!yaris. ts
Gin Domestic. 81 .25nes2: imported. ~ = case.
lyGtc Ea1Innd Rum: S1.65.
Rectifed IVtiSfeys: Marker quiet proof. $l.2O.
Lumber. Stayea. &c.
Lu1n6er. White oak. 81 2AS15 y LOCO: Western
yirainia poplar. S12.5Q63s25 n 1000: white pine
s20as65 p 1000 Yeiow pine boards, SO ASIA;
jost El2G8lS. according 10 Iengtfs. slilagies--
Pine. s2.h06S5: cypress aIx-inch. s750G$I0
p 1000. Laihs-Spi, $3.50: sawfai. s2.ZoGss2.6s
1000.
Stares: Whiskey- barrel f,ni,er.preen 81 staS232
1000: seasoned. S20Ns525 3 1000. Flour-barres
timber. S6@S7.56 p 1.G0O. FIour-barTel u0.ts, %
as; hOgshead-hoops. no demand; liickofy-ho0ps,
S1250s
Lieorice PASTE: ,. G. 4 Co.. SIS: K H.. 23c.;
pc: a. C. C.. 26c.: G. G.. 2ac.; G.. q. Eagle
29c: c. c. W., 19c.: no brand, 17c.
Miil.Fcrd.
SHipsk,ef: 4Od,45c. y bushcl; $24 2 ton.
BrolcnsknT. 25a30c. n blShg.: So p ton.
Wheat Bran !: 25@i3Gc. p biIshcs: S22 f3 ton.
Corn Brdn: Tic. per bushcl: sI5dSiS q ton.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@sl.25 = 100 feet
E'order: 1915 by the five ke2S-less than i've
kegs, 1925 blasting, s3.25GS3.50.
Shot: Northern. e. 0@S2.2j p bag of 25 fos.
s, GTindst0nes. ladl2hc. p ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19
I uortBern mali this morning in regard 10 his

northern mail this morning in regard to hi
speech.
w. W. Corcoran has paid the rent OF tn,
penny eating.house to be opened here to
morrow.
hssociaet. Press reports by telegraph TO the Dis.
pateh.l
ELooUESCE; REWARDED = BLACKBURN MADE
THE RECIPIENT. OF A CANE BY ENTHUSIASTIC
MARYLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CoNDI.
MENTs, &C.
WASHINGTON. january lS.-A Democratic
delegation arrived here to-day from Balti-
more and presented Representative Black
burn, of kentucky. with a valuable gold
headed cane in appreciation OF his eoquence
during the last presidential campaign.
There was champagne and speeches.
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President has nominated A. H. Pool
as marshal OF California; G. w. F. Vernon
as surveyor CT customs at Baltimore; Frank
N. WICKER rs collector OF customs at Key
West: George Williamson as collector OF
customs ut New Orleans; George Balday
as receiver of public moneys at New Or
leans.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day,
but ONLY routine business received attention.
There will be no postponement Of the
marriage OF the King OF Spain. The lega-
ton here will give grand dinner in honor
OF the event at Wormley's on the 23d OF
January.
The Spanish Minister has information
that there has been no general armistice in
Cuba, but an order has been issued that
some leaders who have been captured or
have surrendered themselves may comml-
nicate with those still rebelliously hellige-
rent. Operations have been suspended for a
few days.
The Committee on the Pacific Railroad OF
the House have reelected Thomas S. Ball,
Of Virginia, clerk.
Senator Lamar, of Mississippi. and Sena-
tor Jones, Of Florida, will speak next week
on the silver bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-19
sTaUNroN.

RUG ,goFFETT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOP-SoSs
OF JoNApAg--rATAL AccIDEST--TiiE TAXES
os SrGuSTh CouNTY--PuBLfC SGH0oi.S--A
prougsT FOR GOVERNOR HOLIDAYS PIC
rrHs-HISGnTS OF HONOR CoAr. NINE, &C.
rcorre>nondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.i
JANCARY 1s, 1878.
we have the official report OF three months
oneration OF the Mofictt register here, show
mo the receipts 10 be for October S1S2.S4 !,
Vovemher. S44f.72: and December, S5Sl.I6.
Tbe fax realized from Staunton for the
Evolve months will be about $4,000 rs
sroinst about 800 paid under the old law.
In the village OF GrcenYille the register was
mi ND on Christmas-day, and has yielded
> tax Of 81 per day ever since. which will
.orrera,e $500 for the year. The tax paid
,bcrc Under the old law was SO.
Last night the Home Circle club OF
Hebrew citizens, gave hop, at which,
o,ponr other visitors from abroad who at
trocted attention by their beauty and grace,
we're Miss Rosa Gunst, OF Richmond, and
Miss Pauline Obcrdorfer. OF Charlottesville.
The Grand Council OF the State OF Sons
al .Ionadab. presided over by Professor A.
j Turner. grand chief, adjourned yesterday
morning after a long nigbt-Session. Three
lodges were represented. Inc business was
Of a routine character.
Mrs. Bailey, lady OF advanced age, re-
siding near Hebron church, died on Satur-
tlay last from injuries received by the
breaking OF keroSene-iamp.
Mr.. Samuel Paul, the treasurer OF Au-
gusta county, has sent 10 Richmond the tax
collections TO the amount OF S2I,Si1. Nearly
all The TAXPAYERS paid up by december lSt,
and thus secured the discount OF two per
cent, very few instances occurring where
The taxpayer took advantage OF the privl-
lcrc 10 pay only half his taxes. The State
and county tax received aggregated S43,926.
Hon. William l.. BalthiS. mayor Of the
city. on Tuesday paid his official visit OF
inspection to our public schools, SO admira-
bly conducted by Professor Ladd. He was
much glatiicd with their condition.
The Grccnyiilc Young Mems Christian
Association has applied to Governor Hlol-
iiday for his picture for their hall, and re-
cciyed courteous promise Of it.
stanton Lodge OF the Knights Of Honor
have elected their officers. Major a. Hart,
formerly OF Richmond, was chosen dictator.
4 mine ri anthracite coal hes been opened
near Stribline Springs, and only fifteen
miles from Staunton. Captain Pat. Kinney
is mimi" the coal for the owners, Mcssrs.
Savior Il Si@mund. OF Philadelphia.
Last night at Grange Hall Major jed.
Hotchki>s delivered his lecture, 8 The Story
Of the Rocks "a most interesting and III
structive exposition OF the wealth OF Nlr-
"inia-to large audience. PENN.
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De,,nrc OH the Queens Speech.

In the House OF Lords Earl Granville
called forth a speech from Lord BcaconS-
field. which concluded as follows:
.If in the negotiations, British influence
increased, rs God grant it may, will eX-
press the unanimous sentiment OF the Gov
eminent that that influence will be used for
the greatest interests Of humanity, for Sc
curing stable and enduring peace. But ii
we are called upon to defend the rights and
interests OF England, ii our present hopes
and prospects OF peace arc unrcaliZed, ii
there are circumstances that demand that
we should appeal again and again TO Parlla-
mrnt for the means OF rindcating the honor
and interests OF the country, | am certain
the Government will never fail to take that
course" Loud cheers.]
The Duke OF Argyle said Lord Beacons-
fields speech was brilliant but eyasive 1t
was to be noted us Il significant fact that it
made no mention of the independence and
integrity OF the Ottoman Empire. II the
Government meant that, however long Tur-
key resisted. Russia would be precluded
from entering Constantinople, the gravest
question would arise.
The Marquis of Salisbury emphatically
denied that the Cabinet was divided or
England isolated. The summoning OF Par
lament could not encourage the Turks
TO resist, as they had been repeatedly
told to expect no assistance from Eng
land. The Government had done all
in their power to secure peace and
good government for the Christians in
Turkey, but would not do anything to i'm
peril British subjects or their interests for
the sake OF all the other Christians i'll the
world. 1t was not, however, in despair
OF peace that the Government now asked,
or would shortly ask, Parliament to assist
them in taking necessary precautions. lie
did not wish to enter into the exact circum-
stances under which the interests defined
are threatened, but knew the waves OF wal
would approach closely the localities indi'
Gated. He concluded, II you will not trust
the Government, provide yourselves with
Government that you will trust. II you
trust the Government, provide it with the
proper means of carrying out your conf
acnce.
The address was then agreed to.