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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-23
Use Eureka Chill Tonic

For all grades offevers and removing all Ma
larial Poisons from the system; enlargement
Of the spleen and swamp fevers yield reodily
under the influence of the Chill Tonic. Soc,
81 and 81. 2xxxiv2d&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-23

The case of white man named
Hardy, and said to be from Bolivar,
mentionedin in the morning papers came
before Esquire Quigley this morning,
aud the charges not being sustained Il
was dismissed.
, 1881-09-13
NOTES,

~ H7s
john AIcCulinaieh will be Mt Minneapolis dur
i,lg tho rnt,luitlder ur this wu.ls.
The aponila Ut tho l'url Thnattu ty the lta,.
luI,- l.uus nus tscen postponed oliu week.
"unlss" ut nuty,d, Now Yusk, ~ saul to hnrr
l,n.,u bit. 1t Ii cntle "n bright. e!can. onJoy.
lb!u performance fronl beYln1Iinx III end"
At tho new Criterion Tlleatre I'll tho Sorlh
Stlo evtry. selt wAa taken by those Nnx0us to
scu ClHlric. L. Ga.rlncr In "C!r|; ur, tho
llr.,thsrfs Love-"
Towy Pastor unl his conpauy aro always favo.
Its btro. THUR rcnppuar.nnD ut tho UlyMuic.
II dill INT draw ~ lnrKuan aiHltonct US lulfM'o
Ulil" ut Trust hr.ntght 1uHUthbr E,fod putttl3
huI,re. stAny wcll-kHnwtl people took part Iss
ths oluA
tluth M I,Yeuum and tho :te,siunny nf siustr
Oil tto West 6lle wtrc pauke'l Win enthusiastic
httuherA last ni4hs. who hptc.rcsl tD thrt,ltHil'
u uituy to prt,KtTsls pE!sl.led t,r ttloir ettGf-
tMIn,Ileit. Thu scntrrs itk1k (ra'ah tn! nri1ht,
I tuD sulnntr 1uuHths.
sentutoii or Sir. t;ttlettu's play 1t Tho l'rt'-
1psstIr.' 1T tilu ata.iisnn kt,lnrt rhuatrr. "s,s
given % tt.c a..l!g1|'e lnst fnfsy r. srt Hssv .s
tAo uIt.9p, inl.,tt, Dy alr j.. Il. Kelly. !ho'a nr
t4,atatnta III thtck t.pcr eosers, a1ia t'ed Win
hltan r!9Hon
Edwin Il,th will alaise hts 1rst aptl1aratlco n
Now YUrk siueu iiis rotsr,l yrtst, lAli.la! ,Ict.
III lsot,lhs TileAtrp, In "l1!cha!lril T1is, VIII
" played tlse ai,d wll no ,, s,!s1esi,t ,Is1,; "
Tic cut.,jnlsly w,,s aligned ihs week; Mr. cyril
Her!e l!s live, sct!rte tu ill the place 2! NJ.
iu.sl,It, a.it, Mrs. Culyurt usu III tho company
| SupIpEtlK 3lr. Buuth.
, 1881-09-13
GUlspUN'S GAME.

spftla, Correspondence u, 7ae cateaoo Tribune.
Arh4xrA. t;,,.. Sept. V.--fhat (}el, (;Urtlou
Of sllo tlcnrgla Western Railway, which
proposc,l road IL to cunittrt AtEunta and
l}irnti,rbhm. and IL to 10 Il lA,rtion ut
'tlle linz to DO known ~ tho uearEla pache,
Sonsy & e ,sos's i o ssttea S's fs. aud e s%s
Of tho transfer Is pretty generally kunwu III
"i."at 's'1 '..' .,;,"", "u'. ,,',,s,' s,
llNyo seeil rtcei1tIy gives tl1ltelet vclsit't'
Ut tho details VI the s'sic. Oio publication
makes cacl, Ut tlle tiorlolIs-t!lrce III nll,ll'
pgta ~ i'oe '' @ n"" ""', ,,,".
n,eut Ii, to tlo effect tlmt BY tho sulu tll..
Gordons nnd Coluultt gul s75a.Uo Iii easl'
aa eo 49, mt1"' ~ nr" ~ {. ~. nansI % viii" T.,
pa"y VI tne sn1 " ~" ~ ~ nr11'..' "" w.
M Interview WITH u friend of tlle toftst'tls
published by "tlaHl" III n recent lutter, tl!e
n...t's ns.'.tat. ,sor 10 n NH, ~ S,, t ,s a,d wnrm
mSs.l1.es nHtH INV :, ~, ~, ~ S,~! ~ III.
s..,u''nmy ~ ti,nt II ia hi;ifi lin nsw line. NIt
~ thrsa stmtt,n,.,,fx. @ Tram What raM iuIrll,
Mah 1..t, ,,., "'"nH ~ tlla " unin nr" t,i"s.t:
Ill.,. ts;..,,.,nu, 4 nry,tia nnst rt'rtion f.n,,
,a,v u Wt,t"i' II st,,,'usn,l nf tIu sn~mites
Tilt ' 'cn1.sti;ats liz Sicorela iaeiiis i.siirtd
En,sntpn1'y. % r. s: H.. euu r ~ W. ~" H." t:.r"i.,
;tS easi. Ut nse e'a at t',,, ~ W. n,t.si Il
hnri srsut IT ta s r.,I,t,se ~ ic % 10 b. k,,uwi
Wle'i bsltLt IN to He1us s%1s i"s 1s' F nl,;,s ]
tMlis ~ Ill., .''' s1 ,, uo ~, ..;,'ntv - Mn,
aa hodfMeGiItt atsT,, ,.!. so ,hrri1ai Mo sas I'LL
f ~ !a"as. ~ u umse t,,,tx .n r'n.,'s tn,.ss
~ uu F"t's ..t",.s ~ a - T. .fn,v,, f'r S:un ixE
lMilltS. ei,!na9ms Hs ss II ~, M"WH 'ruo M fn,,ty
AaG!aHen n,im .n 1ot @ ~ i.,.hns III hms mi xiii
!nr flV ~ aNGiW: i,": ~ NH. un' thn e t,r IN,
Aberdeen ntt.t Moiifne IGn'ts th WY h...i'n,y ',at
,ininrtt!iMte!y SllaS!e, u ,.,sf ~ nSvf W,,'r is.
Ailtt uieso c.te" "H. w., ~" ,,s,,tiM' ~ ~ t..MU
attent m;Ny ~ sHt.s H. .xii' ~ n,',..im"j
by the 1n!tseEh VI tne ppnt!s ~ INV @ MM't tIii M,'
4m,t Wit!en t''a nMStvs' 3 33 tvs IT, 'v,Ets & Es'fi ~
, 1881-09-13

!ncl,,nl,urmt fut some tin,r past. hen! TINT
t;en. Toop'''s, by pMshInK tnv. Ena!!l't to
thu wall. got s0,Wtt which h,',n!!Mt tllo
year. lnt%, nlnf cn!tIl not pay nn'!l n"w.,, y
il tn BE- ttuWrl BY tit. lucky hi :'Iat, nl' nf
tion !tnyc uotiti, nut nF ttrlA md wllf Wy
crc.l l!ereattnr 10 rt:Inaia ~ that Snvtabln
cnm1fiH1,, 1'tM iiiplllnnlnl A. 1)nnvllie Cuii..
strurtltn, Company . will p'lslt the rt,nd
ti,r"neii ns rapidiy ~ possIhle. During thy
tn,st few wre:s nearly ,xD l,ant1s md several
irnins nf VIRGINS mid supplies l,nsn PASCAL
naw iiMu. 'Tl!e belief Is general nnw that t!le
line viii o built. stmre 1t l'ss in'ssest ,'ttn tlto
experienced ltulMl4 OF illUiieyc'l iIicil, wllo
nro l,tAlt lbl.. md n,lxt0S. to l,tt tiIe lIlio
'' - II. ". Il.
, 1881-09-13
THE COUNCIL.
Proposed A nendments to Render
the Fire.Ordinance More
Efficient.
a Linguistic Row Over the Ar.
pointinelft OF II l'Olice.Court
l}niIiff.

Tho Council held tta tlrsL meeting for four
w"okn last orenIrg, Mayor fiarr'son in the clHIr
and nll thu Aldermen present except Hubert
and stnul,ur.
ALL. EuIIgrts,n ptesentpl resolutions, which
woro passt,1, paying II trtn,tu to tho memory IT
,1hhn ~. Lnrigan, lite VI tho City Troas.,rcr's
otllcr.
\ communication wus received from tho Mny-
or, nppnintY DennIs Ofsren Isalltsf of tho
snuth Side Police Court, aud asking for Ills con.
flr1nntlon.
TherG was quite q Wrnn9p over tho document,
and Il good daaI OF laughter was provoked BY II
tnotlon Of AID. Hllhrcth tn send It to tho Com
ln,ttcb OIL Public I'nilllngs. 1t wont to tito
n"t.o t. /" s,isiso,id tho rules In or.!cr to take
actlon WIS tost yeas IT, 4aya IL, as follow.: ,,o
,o 1Es psS sxer gs u1sS s.tsy @els,
sf{i'ifteeHthl. imfei: Marpsy, Hatl i'.rlsis: r,n
ca|ssr;e. hssgs'osy %yledr, res' % sayt isa
i,ean. Es,Grott, wauzor, Mcior tslxtcohthI' Bur-
Il, potltion was received from tho Lincoln
tho Fullerton avenue conduit Tor sewerage pnr-
.,Ak: Young handed In un ordur authorizing
10th lnlpcrs wont totha Committee on Streets
| aud ALLEYS, North B!viaio1,. :
THE FII1t: ol.p1SAScE.
| AID. WIokGrshhin presented all Hrf!illMMc9
| amending the nuu In relation to bull1lng4 US fol-
"sal'l Commissioner lof pnh!lc worksl shall
haye rowcr. to stop tho eons!r.sutton IL nny
psF y r s Sr sss Ss Il % sa s,y %ss r re
samu Is being lo,io In u reckless Or cnrele+s
a,''er u t. t xos!o f y Ssiss r r Or
" @ay ofo Or aicr ny ana esuxs ny eFs'' ~ r,s,ra n
Hus :'s5s Is s.S md drsst rsGsFs thsrcn sy 's @
persnn .wlin shall refuse. full or negect tp cum
s Th nat sss SF ; for sIsh s Y ii
inv sl rnr cach u.lst every day he a!,ill sl,I.1:
order. Any pnrs''n WIN shall tlhtt1 utly nt INC
tss,y!s!os oi Ghap. !, wtler. ~ 9thar @ r'taityN N 3
il s.ts referred to the Cnni,nItiup OH Fire und
Water.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho report Of tho Controller fnr August WIS
,sHm!s!ad' n ilo received *~l'as' nn' p"id out
AGniit eighty ordIuu,,ecs Tor sidewalks and d
tow i"r street improvements wero phsscsi In Ill
Aid, appleton moved to reconsider the vote
| Police Court Uu1Iif WIS referred.
rhs ws aythor m NY yertst 6 xn' 1, a t1 s1 t @t
oncc scnt bhek, upon tcchu'cui points u order
:" ThS tt s' sepurt Of tho Committee Oh Fire nrd
Winter Recommending the NAenf purtson u
thu LaKe-Frnt ftE tho Ircetinn ef II. .flt!nlf'
Nus nS i w spec4 ssx oS4er rs FOR Ga,
Aii. La:vlcr funded In amendments. u tho
lA,yfut tn uncn tho bridges between i And
oct!rk Il; m;. suu'ays cxeeptrd. au,l tnat the,
l,tcs t,riwuci, Il. III. an1 II T., Ill.,. tho evening
c!,s!nx huur not ~ o. ltlt.rfcrc.l With.
ulid bridges. 49,.
MORE rlng ORDINANCE.
ALL Hurley int ntttAittcEH tho following nltgt3tt
, 1881-09-13
THE cDAl. SUPPLY,

4 TntnuNE reporter mot Mr. aobort Law yes'
tyrttuy, ind nskod him uiMlt et'ul s1uuks. ''ltacy
are lluht4" 10 tcplltd. "wo have quit takli,x
country estlers. don't uol!uvu thero Il IS per
oolt 1T tho cual inovlsiv Tor tho collntry that Ia
wante,i." We VIII have Il similar state Ut htfairs
to ti,at ut last yclr nntcss tho pooplo lurn suft
oaal. NJ, unp ba4eht Ii! May, juno. pnA July,
cxprettnx lowur i'roct but taev weIV li|'staks!t;
.a NY tlley ar!, cax @ % y ~ tass; M H., ,''na W.!
uf Lr4uXpQfkHt tit)tt,H
, 1881-09-13

sIerotJo,, a scheme 10 rn,iitce tho ilhir ol It's
fnst ;i ::0 u. III. exlrrss tn ADnt twenty-five
rin,,s EnsiUrl, rpa.ls leru nTc grentiy anlioyctl
i,y tilu 1scuiut Ut nt.nlherlchs letters ffonI
PARTIES living out TT lOWh requesting IN f,nsn
ci,p,,p lirkct* sent I,ttI.. TIN, trends Wish
10 l,styu H. understand tllnt, the 1uw rebate
llsiIlu tllcln. u,n tlu:y must subscribe tulr
l,cs ut tli0 cul,,paIiles nttlcGs to thu c0t,tl-
lIO,,s. 'rhe parties must asU III rerat,,i prl.-
snliL tho rebnto 0rtlcra ut ts,e tHiltx NJ tltsi
tllnrGOn,
, 1881-09-13

Sir Andrew Axucchccck....... ..stmnst tsnt.s0n
Ssno u%os i ipan
a'%1!, ',ss'sa .ress cS'ri.s i; s:s'S WsSS
MA ''1 4; ,;,,,,ral,. MSrS,S
Sas'r4 ssl1 4......,.....,trt =: 4 ..a'sais M"Irrts
i's,,ntn '':.'....,...T +, jtuiilI,inHs
Mnt~,stlu '.:...."..,....,,i iiurry ait,r,ittn
With ,..,,,, Alicia li.bstI,
>'|s!S ,'y1{. Massss ,,'asI;.
sn"x.,',,,,r,,,s +" ",rwn,rti, N,uht. Or What Yu..
oua.spt'sos "utA H'has. ~ ~, ,,s.,s, ,;'
will. Is justly cohs!alesea nae III WV '"n't Wv
Ilxhtfmi Mnl plensnY Ut i,s tnunr et'1!'odies. u
IT, ,,nvicus far cn,tr,,nr thO tlfrrrnt
v'eo"co'ea"e'Ie "! '..as - .,,I"'',",.,r.
rhnr1ctcfa an'l creating ReheH'' t4'su't"e'
standing hnvc bern tate ,tns a,a spps.s ,t1n..
Sor were shoy Exactly orana '..',s'..,,,,"na WIN
,,o !, ,uyor VIM the r,tlsts
r.,,,, I'm ,v,dcrrnI t,krucs1 t,twepn rf,,,n snl
ilol't thu "o.'et! ,'..,i H., III,
her brsaheF etdH@"A ~ HR"4" sepe"ss" 80 s"s
,w's D.mts anu Antf'h''t*fd ot Tue "c.'ms''s or
, ,.,.h I'm vr,,at writer. Tho cpwr ur i,s,' phys
%!.n ,nG u'ua ar. %.Iu IN 'h r shaK.,earos c",
ssm,,n oa's, Inn ,.f # % tne uoera I % c", cy Thus tfsts
IN "Twcfth Might" hns >, sno % san'o ~ ,nsso IN
TINT tlny III thn etnaftly i"strat. s I txs '.t th
ralnEs ct.Wu Ut '.Ms.s!:ro Tor I1Hs'i, slyas,fe r M
''K,Nnl-Hattirp;i. ."Ilf'slcm! iart"' rr. ,,,.c'M
Ksesas ,asnst ,n =, ,, 99s r., sn .1,srl,ai "
".WtIf atlsoriu = "Thts fellow y, NcF5ta!
| u ynlltuly. u apRats! uoartiy, .,,, h1t
In behavior very ht,t. an! no nAh h!s s.Mato @
, 1881-09-13
AMUSEM ENTS.


1hy beautiful plnce or amusement mis-
u1,c,icI for tho tlrst ii.Io Inst night. Every seAt
WIS ni!eh. It was III immense nuafrnce. aua
lHl,tty wcre the expressions ut wonder atld de-
light ut tic luxurlulls HpiWI1railco of this Gar'
utu,&s placu Ut amusement. Two months ngu
"f[uyerly's" was thing of tho IHst; to''Hy It
IL M act.sul rc,llty Ut tho present and full VI
promisa fur tue future. Tho ttloatro las eEcc,,
W fully dtscrlhcii III TIM fHnrSE flmt our
rcndcrs arc familiar with lis HclIurnl plnl' and
with tho ,any navrl fcAttircs Introduced III us
construction. Tho play selected for Its ',A,t.
ruu,:iou was Hlnhspcrc'1 "Twcllth Night"
n,lu,,tc,t ror Mcssrs. llot'son s CrAnu by Mr..
Chilrles Webb, at,a prcscnled With tho following
, 1881-09-13

A meeting Of Western General Passenger
and Ticket Agents will bu held to.tay nj tl!e
otlIcu II Commissioner Dixon fur tho plsr-
pose ut takug stniio actiOli ruglrtlIis tllc
Issue uf coupon tici,uts Of uniform stylo AMI
tint. at present cne1, company Inns
Tickets ut Il tttiferoMt ktylu altd
tint, .wIliofl leads to much trouble
antl confusion 1t Is proposetl
to luyc tic Western General Passenger
N1eiiis 70 to ST. Ltiis II fuw tays fuforc Nlo
nii,,,ta Convention Of lie Natic,lnl As*ocli.-
tiUii, w1trli IL tU by held SGps. 70, mud ell
icnvUr t0,a.Ijlst tllis inutter,. 1t Is also pro-
tt,sed to tGctu ut tutlay's t!ectlng tlla
tiycs ot tho EASTERN llncs fut Tie purpose 0f
iAlkiig Dyur the lute Troubles AhUrl thu
einiRrllIt Business, mud u brIiig abnnt ,nore
l,,uicnble understanding betwocll thu EAstur1,
md Western lines.
, 1881-09-13
SURVEYORS IN 'rIrE WEST.


LEWISTON, 1.tal,u, Sept, l:.-afAj. Trunk
atM party, who went out to examine tho ap-
proacles to l.o!p Pass, OF the Hitter lloot
Mountains. fur railroad pnrDoses,' arrived
here lust night, a,ul report tllo route up
l.ulo Ford Of tIft. Clearwater to wftllltlfteen
miles Of tho summit as. Ut gootl maximum
grade, no polnt exceeding fifty feet per mile,
and the maximum Crude Ut no point Oh tho
last llt.eer mtIcs exceeds n hundred feet per
mile, a,0t l,u believes this cnll t'e reduced to
sevcuty-tiye ur eighty. Frp!n thu submit
eust to the Hitter Ikn0t Illycr WIS Uf elsy
gnltIp. Al,utl,ur p1lrty Is viewing 9nt III;
0tl,er MISS 10 tle south 9f ths, that cain!e.
"Sknknst." 'rha examination Df Tfunx ias
,tls,Mile,l tho theory Of TIC Northern l'Actc
surveyors, w!,o asserted that 10 r:tlro.,s laSS
existed south nf l,cn!loEei!lr. This ws!l
aust io tie mouth If tho Bitter lsoot River 10
AlissUula over hundred miles.
, 1881-09-13
t}A1.TtSt{)I.E IL t)iitt).

Oh 1IeNf11lN TIC ft1EIINfH H171ttt t1lh H'llt "
thu baltimore IL Ohiu IL 4 Now York s,m!f-
e"to sto suG" stisn"s ~ % a,"1 i r"i,"l % If tin
pfine!lkl st"ek."ues "'a u.es.ue',. a, u. ~"
t0'lal, seIIt cnrtt W du baltimore q iHtcfi"th
denying tllore l,o'x my truth IN the STATE
,,.o,,t, :.
'''xs.. ILL.,. ,,.uy H., MINT T. ,ss,-1 b.vc vo,r
,.,rrss, H st"snp tnat tiIsry Il arrent IN ljuit
,,u,r, reort t6at ru1itrslliuv i,,Icrrst In t,o
!n59 Hnlo y"k f ss!,nists Iii cd II ~; y
snnr.,, hut thut ills by thru bust n,lvlscsi uo,l-
.Surei ony q, i'e r.il'.ut. at'tl tsktH-Hs 4 y
ncatn ~ ~ s,sss ssusn-Mtea w.; H.. L H. i ~,
, 1881-09-13

stud II good cI.anoe IL got portion OF uic'll
buck again. A dispatch received yesterday
by Mr.. Z. Il. C!lnppell, thu Assistant GeDothl
Mnnager, from Mr.. .. Vaughn. Division Su-
pcrlntHMtibl,t at Slater, Mo-, alntcs TINT II
portton Ut tho protprty stolen fron tic pms
sclIgers ut tho tinle 6f ltle tr,.tn-robbcry Inns
berll recovered. All parties who lost any
thing OH that occaSi0,t arN requested to
sell.l Il description nf tho stDlcti prOuNrty to
ali, d, Vaughn, Division Superintendent OF
the AliNli, ut Slhter.s Mn. Ting pruptrty, II II
understood, hhs brell fund H. n cnyu some
nllea froM ths scul!a Ut tho robbery.
Tho nlsl,,,lgelA Ut tlib AltUn fcal quito Gull
1ttlant tlt I'LL tl,tlsif win participated III Tho
r0bbury will lu l,aEgcu tlls ttue, alui that
huMcefurtll trAilt-roblutlus. Will hu 0f l!ltuh
leHs frMlnellt aeGHrreI,cN III tlAt ulIsAs9ry
lNcNlIty. 'lhb l,rst sign nhuMt thu lnastcr Is,
tllay SHY, tlMt tic iyluru ruspectnbe ucoplo III
determined tn make an tn.l tn tut !ieiietla'
ti0l, mil finish thu. deprgtlatots. Illey aru
nlsn full vt pl1lsl, nb0ut tho work tlunu by
ti.y. urlttei,tietl slnce tl.e fubbety occurred.
Thu tiUy0rliar, hEplsef lns k0,,d to tho KGe1.u
uF1i,0 ni1bgry, Nll IN squirting on tho s,tlicerA
uf lllB lAM ii, tn tlpir wllnlu (tsty il!l tn h1o
TINT ,lOllu Ut tho bAllalts escIpe. tiehurt'-
MAnhgGr AteAlnlI[n received |! letter f!Ulil TIC
tinveriu,r IL slny Or two r}tlgr tho usrputratIu}
of tie outrage, III which hc sisys t'lat such
ncc.trronces hro NJ, DntrMEa alNl a!.n!fo I'
thipK + null Atoppp,l 1t wlil n..1 be his tnult.
fha guGll work llulln TINS tut ttt ba4Eli'K most
ri thu robbers Engaged III the outrage aud
tho recovery ut Il purtlUM Ut thu pIunt!er
shows that tho t;0w'rliur Is IN dead earnest
aud IL trying to lllNko flt8 PROMISE good.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-17

Mr.. President and Gentlemen
The economies Of public veal
and welfare are subjects of practi-
ca! interest at all times, and should
be approached in spirit free from
all local and individual preconcep-
tions, and considered with the
broad and liberal purpose of dis
covering that which is for the
greatest good to the many.
And with the hope, Mr.. Presi-
dent, that we may now take up
the subject Of immigration in that
spirit. shall offer the following
suggestions and remarks, expect
ing from the discussion to follow
there will result i better under
slandlns and Il fuller appreciation
Of the Importance OF This sat}ect
of Immigration. For whether we
view i, in its social. its Industrial,
It's financial, or its political aspects,
it presents under each one of
these heads problems worthy of
serious and thoughtful considera-
ton, and opens to our Wow what
are destined 10 be the most i'm
portaut factors in the future wei.
fare and development Of the State.
We can at present consider but
few of these heads. And | pro-
pose to confne my remarks to the
subject of immigration: the room
for it, how TO induce it, and the
benefits resulting therefrom. What
i'm migration has done, what it
has achieved for this country, is
an accomplished fact: and from
what has been done in the past,
we can safely draw conclusions as
10 the future.
If any one opposes immigration
upon the grounds of its doubtful
rood results. | would ask him who
has developed this country. His
answer could be naught else than
the immigrant and his descend
ants.
Now if the i'm migrant who came
hiLher two hundred years ago
and settled this country and had
their numbers constantly aug
,ucnted by new arrivals have
developed conntry and people
second to none, and made this
development from an incongruons
gathering, shall we with our
social and legal restraints well
defined not be enabled to receive
new comers now. And just as
the body asSimilates the different
| kinds Of food into good and proper
nourishment, assimiiate into the
body polite these immigrants
from different lands, and make
them good citizens, accommo-
dating themselves to our laws and
modes Of life. We certainly hay u
! a faircr prospect Of success than
our fathers had. 1t has been a
success in the past, and if taken
hold of properly now, will be a
success in the future.
AS one Of the elements then
conducive to this success let us
consider the question, if there is
room in this State for Immigrants
then how best we can induce thi:
! I'm migration.
! IT were to ask any one present
Who has travelled TO this meeting
from the seaboard-from the
eastern middle or western por
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MINISTER.
This woman wilt thou have,
And cherish'her for life;
Wilt love and comfort her:
And seek no other wife?
This woman / will take
That stands beside me now;
rn find her board and clothes.
And have no other 'frow.'
MINISTER.
And for your husband will
You take this nice young man.
Obey his slightest wish,
And love him all YOU can?
III love him all can.
Obey him all Ichoose,
And when / ask for funds
He never must refuse.
MINISTER.
Then you arc man and wife,
And happy may you be!
As many be your years
As dollars is my fee!
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