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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-04

The Nashville Banner Of July 80, in
speaking of the condition of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen i'll Nashville,
says;
The very harmonious meeting of the
Supreme Lodge III Detroit, last month, and
The meeting of the Grand Lodge of this
State, in our city, on the 18th of this month,
has done much towarks building up the or
der, and awakeDin a renewed interest in
Tennessee.
We understand that three new lodges
will be instituted during the next ten
days. Quite number of members who
suffered themselves suspended are now
being reinstated under the new law,
which lasts until July /, 1882. During
the past 30 days three losses IN this State
have been paid III full. The heirs Of L. A.
Gossett, Of Rosersvilie Lodge, No, 81,
Jesse Il. Core, jr., Of Halnpt0u Lodge, No.
70, and c. I. Keeuey, Of Enterprise Lodge,
No. 2S, each receiving draft for twt thoa-
sand dollars This makes six thousand dol
lars paid to representatives, nf deceased
members Ill Tennessee since July. The
financial system Of the A. O. L. ". IS a
perfect piece of machinery, and the hum
biost member can always tell the
exact amount of money received dur
ing any one month, aud the amount
paid out, and to whom. The recorders of
each subordinate lodge are required to send
monthly htotcment to the grand recorder,
and the grand recorder Of each jurisdiction
IA required to send a monthly statement, ap-
proved by careful auditing committee, to
the supreme recorder. The supreme re-
cordcr complies monthly statement from
the statements of the different grand record
ers, which are sent TO every subordinate
lodge. The statements are full aud complete
III every particular.
The A. o. L. W, is the only beneficiary
order that has the advantages OF both a
national and separate State beneficiary irl-
rlsdictJon. The maximum annual rate OF
assessments which each State NAV ic re-
CURED to pay is fixed by tho supreme
lodge according TO the established rate OF
mortality for that State. After this number
Is levied, the entire order is liable to be as
sessed should more deaths occur The
changes during the past week i'll the bene-
ticiary register are as follows: Twelve now
certificates issued: four suspended; Ave
resigned
The A. .. L. ". is one of the best mu-
tual insurance orders extant 1t has WORKED d
well in this city, and at one time had a very
large membership, It is not as well
patronzed III this city as its merits would
Justify. The members of the thrse lodges
ill knoxville are aroused aa i'll Nashville, and
are making efforts to consolidate and work
rs one We are of the opinion that this
move will be beneficial; that new life and
energy viii be infused i'll the membership,
and that numerous accessions will be the re.
sr,lt.
A committee was appointed on conslida-
ton, at general meeting last Thursday
night, and will report TO the adjourned meet
ing Thursday night, August 18th, 1881. at
Phoenix Lodge room.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-04
Louisville Market.

steady and firm extra, So. 25a3. rs; do
family. 81 25a4 rs; choice to fancy. ST. GOA
$50. Wheat strong and higher, Sl20
Corn active, firm and higher; No. 2 white,
554c; do. mixed 54ac Oats lower; No,
2 white, 39c do. mixed, 39c, Pork nolni-
nal Bulk meats strong; shoulders. So. .S5 !;
clear ribs, $40; clear sides, $40. Bacon
strong shoulders, S7.65 clear rib, $40 %
clear sides, 1Ota11c; sugar-cured hams
strong and higher, 12aal3c. Whisky
steady, S1.0S
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-04
Died,

At the residence, in this city. yesterday
morning, little Claude, infant son of Capt.
John W. Drain, q conductor on the T. T.,
'. x G, Railroad, aged IA months, lacking
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-04
Base Ball.

Mr. Line G. Houk, secretary of the
"Condons base ball club, received letter
yesterday from the Rogersyille club, with
reference to proposed match game between
the two clubs. The details will no doubt be
arranged soon for a game, to occur, proba-
bly,, at this place. The Rogersville boys
play the Greeneville boys at Rogersville
Junction again next Saturday.
At meeting of the ''Condons yester-
day, it was decided to correspond with the
"a. X. Wards" of Nashville, and secure,
if possible game with them at some fu-
ture day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-04
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 q. M
The President continues to progress
steadily toward convalescence. He
has taken to-day an increased pro-
portion of solid food. His wound is
doing well, and his general condi''
ton is better than yesterday. At
present his pulse is 100, temperae
ture 9S.4, respiration l9.
[Signed] d. ". Bliss, J. X.
Barnes, J. j. Woodward, Robert
Reyburn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-04
The Condition Of the IllustriOnS
White House Patient
Continues to Improve Steadily
and Satisfactorily.
The Country Will Look Anxiously
for the Presidents Complete
Restoration to Health.
WASHINGTON, August 3.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

ExEeUTIvE MANstsN, $50 a. H.
The President slept very quietly the
greater part of the night, This
morning his temperature is normal
and his general condition satisfac-
tory. Another day of favorable pro-
gress is anticipated at present. His
pulse is 96, temperature 9S.4, res
piration Is.
[Signedl d. W. Bliss, J. K.
Barnes. J j. Woodward, Robt. Rey-
burn, d. Hayes Agnew.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

with which he supposed he would ship d.
rectly Is, 600, 600 and induce others to ship
much more, and then, il the effect upon
the gold market was not very percepti-
BILE, he was 10 desist and return TO Cam
ada and restore the money uuexpended.
By his last report he had cAuaed the
shipment Of more than 42, 600, 600 Of
gold ct an expense Of less than &c, 900:
but it seems that Mr.. Lyons, who had
been . former partner Of Porterfield, was
arrested by Gen. Butler on the ground
thathe was exporting gold, and, although
Mr.. Lyons had no connection with Mr..
Porter1eld in this trsIsaction, yet he
thought il prudent 10 return % Canada,
and while he retained tho unexpended
balance Of e26, 900 TO carry on his in
stxuctions, he has restored so, 600. /
must confess that the first shipment had
. marked effect on the market. nm
inclined 10 the opinion that his theory
will work great damage and distrust to
the Federal finances II vigorously fol
lowed up. and II no untoward circum.
stances should interfere with the opera
tion.
W. have hsrs disclosed plan which
shows how easily gold can be exported
from ! country. II The greenbacks were
destroyed and our currency rested upon
. so-callsd gold basis, how easy would il
be 10 repeat this experiment Of the rebel
agent and bring untold disaster upon
the countryl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

The PRECEDENT hs withArawa thc
aomiaAt,oa q ". 4. u. 0nes. ~ erysnAl
Ga,aeld man. 10 - Third Assistant Postmaster
aeneraL 0rier dsc6aea IL position
According % tho census returns. tho
people u tAia country pay - -. 100 aanaAle
Tor their daig as~spApsrA
The Comptrullsr u The Currency has
called for reports tr0M tAe national hank.
allowing their condition al The close Of easiae&s
Friday. tAe eaA.
Postmaster General James has planned
: saving of e1Aooo pr annam by discontinue
ing ussiess naAil service On the Southern rivers.
And = about % mako seill fartAer relactaens
A Washington dispAtch says the q
lrcme hot weather y oes,nnink 10 tell On the
Senators. and both sides ars talking u N saxay
adjournmenk
Tho Secretary cf the Treasury hes il.
sued . circular. embsaesns the iesa call fos
eoatinaaaes Il tpss-esae. hends insaed 1adss
aces Of July Il. 1870. and Jan. u. 1871. Inter.
ess on thess bonds q 3 PER cent. vsa esAaa
Aug. II lssl.
The Postmaster General, warmed hy
tho perpcsrstion q several frauds. has slveu
orders that sample copies u neu pahlicAtacna
cannot b mailed in large quantities unit. sub.
mittsd to the departmsne for il ruling.
L A. 0ohright one Il the oldest
joarnaists in the United States. tor shlrty rear.
tho faithful agent ~ The Associated Press in
Warrington. b dad
Poetmsster General James has. by his
investigation o. the stasrOots mail service,
sAv~d the country during the months cf March
April. and Nay Tho large sum % e4iaosk
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

crop alone, which was certainly not one
third Of the business. Multiplying by
three We have e225, ,OO0, 900 in one year
on m advance 81 bnt cents, but the
charge ID Is cents shove what experts
say would be lust. Multiplying again by
three. we have the enormous amount q
S675, 600, 600 extorted from the pockets
Of the people in one year, enough to
pay half the national debt, and this 10
only ON the through freights.
I am in favor Of allowing them TO
keep what they have rot. but. AZ course.
they must be stopped from getting any
more or the same sort They are max
ing good many coaxing appeals TO rs
not Is interfere with them, but their
Appeals viii not do. We mean busi-
mesa Inc iouf great railroads =, nov Up
oTAt1ng cotWeen the East and west nave
lately become . confederacy, and they
call themselves the oonfederated rail-
roads. They have agreed to maintain
uniform rates, and have adopted y con-
stitution for their own government
They can and do put up or put down
the rates. / don't want 10 say anything
harsh Of these gentlemen, because some
Of them are considered very respectable,
but their agreement to combine for the
putting up of rates and charges il Grim
inal in its character. and has been 20
held and declared by courts in England.
and under the law they should be con-
victed and imprisoned for it. Now We
know that "oompetition is the life Of
trade, and good, healthy competition
= one which requires individuals and
corporations 70 render service ct fair
Sates-fair 70 the people and fair to
those who render the service. But .
composition which drises these com
panies into consolld.tlon ana comoina.
tion against tne puoilc y nnneaitny, ana
. in violation q tho eighth command
menk II was intended cy the Trainers
ot our constitution that ~ the states
snGold 3, = ,, one .,s., beee ~. 10, acr ths the
Ss. - ts.a ,s..a 49,: o0s - .s..s I
os. -" .a ,s sas.or aa.. sn., ,,.vs MIMI @
sr,,a : ,,ss,eaca .n5 c.,,orarc;sl i.ve
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

l9ysCIl,I.AMCous oLIANIN0e.
Property valued q 976, 900 WAS swept
away BY The burning Of the Northwestern
freight sheds a Hamilton, Ont
Secretary Blaine recently sent The
Chief o. The Hu.sAu q statistics 10 Chicago
and Cincannati y investigate Tho hog question
Tor The bcnsAt = ~ EaropcAn market. His
report shows beyoad doubt thai tho American
hos i ths best q 10 klnd. and that the reports
relative y ohelsrA ard trieAinA ~ gross s1As-
esratiooa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

The Htass Convention ol tho Green.
hack-LAbcs party, Of Iowa. has been eallsd 70
nsse q NaEsAAlltswn. o ~ Ia day Of June.
Secretary Blaine. says : Washington
correspondent, admits that 10 threatened 10
resign should Robcrtson 10 withdrawn, and
states chat the Cabinet = new In unison wtth
The President
A meeting Of the Anti. Monopoly
League waa held at Cooper Institute, New
York, to protest against the confirmation OF
Stanley Matthews - Jastics Of the Supreme
Court l. =. Chittenden occupied ths chair.
Resolutions were adopted declaring Stanley
Matthsws 10 b. the rAciac railroad candidate,
and denoancing his confirmation = proof q 1
purpose 10 pack tho Supreme Court with Judges
Who viii rcvssss ~ dssisioa Il ~ granger
oassA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

A CELEBRATED aud somewhat eccentric
preacher in London played 4 little trick
on his people in order to get them to
come to church early. They had been
in the habit Of coming whenever it suited
them, thereby causing him much annoy
ance. This minister one Sunday told
the people that he would on tho next
Sunday have something Of unusual i'm
portance to communicate to them, but
that in order to avail themselves of tho
benefits Of it they must all be III their
seats at the very moment appointed for
beginning the service. It turned ont
that all he had to communicate was tho
expression Of his pleasure at finding
them all in their seats in season. Only
two persons were late, and the others
grinned ut them as they came in ON tip
toe and took their seats. II WAS the inn
preston Of most Of those who were thus
lured into spasmodic punctuality that
the minister had sold them very cheap.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19
From the IrieA world !


Tit is permitted to ! few men to reg
ulate the price Of the products Of land
il will always depend on their good viii
how much the man who tills the soil
will get Of what he calls into existence.
II il 1t present within the competency
of few national bankers 10 lessen the
nrice of the farm products Of every farm
between this and the Pacific They
have only to determine on : contraction
of the currency and the thing is done.
With the shrinkage Of the volume Of
money down tumhles the value Of eve'y
hushel Of grain down also 60 the wa. es
OF every workingman in tho land. As
the contraction proceeds the shrinkaQe
in the returns for labor keeps PACE with
IL
knowing and arpreciating tho faci'i-
ties that the prAss nt tin, q ial system
givcs them for gathering mt, them
selves the fruits of others lalor, the
Shylocks 0f every slagree have rallied to
its deicnse. They know that upon its
continuance depend their gains. Let il
be DESTROYED. and their profits 60 with
IL IL IL for this reason that they and
their organs are euch stout defenders OF
"hard money They are continually
telling us that coin bcsis Is ahs o!ntaly
necessary for the salvation OF the coun-
ry. They are constantly slaouting that
IL our dollars are not made out OF gold
ruin and disaster stare M in the face.
Al enls huriy buriy nas ior ~ 0Oless
ING s Il:nuSE Ss1. acI s n'.; -. :. ,,s.s,rr s ~
With financial system snch Is the
Grecnhack. Labor party advocates, the
contraction Of the volume OF the cur
rency would not be % easy . matter as
it is now; and deprived Of that advan-
tage Shylock would find that he could
mot make his millions % easily ne
knows . we'll . the staunchcst Grcen-
hacker tnat y . "a utter impoeslu''y y
have : currency ma1o w y saI, ~, -
even u sucA : tnine 1e1o Poss,v, IS
knows tnss : county 49, .lula !.
excn.n6o p scs'l.useu ~. 'os0.
COUNT ON having lss nusuces .ss'i'f 81 ou
nrm ossss. .. sny naonle.. y. 'uo u1'..i
Oh tsaoe 10y ~ . al M 3 s s.....s I
produce oon'1ac'aon WIN - 40 ssss'lis''
ansevllA,-.:,-.~,a- ans eva la
49, - .10~ 49," -" a..,n;.. y st ~har. 4. n !. mo-. -
~ls.u a10H uJ 'm~0.: . " ....., -
noo0eu' ~ siss ~ Inn.n. i $3.50. 49,
.um ,esssI c...,..-., - l. so T.,.S.ia.ao. o % .inr
;Ss.ssn.ns,,;on sNs 4 sJ ~ y. !. ~r;t;nr ~ / p
ntS,;...;r NJ s.. II. S..cr..s,x Ia : - State az n,
Con{s.3.-s.s &c S,stss Alter ealing of N,
. s.r;c.,. -s~. i ~h;ch ha attems,te,l !,
;n;n.s 49, ~" Moth . hs roes ON 10 sav.
.''s'Ao '-.s W. s'-' - -
"In obedience 70 your suggestion, .
far . il Was practicable, soon after m,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

which - y peepaEsd % trim and furnish On shoSe
notice, and in such style and mAnnee . crdered g
The most rsaso1Able prices.
Thanktng ths public for favess a. ~ conAAsaca
b u pa - oegs to assure ~ fysoAs that ho b
1otsrDined more than ever 10 merit their con1p
6eaes, seepees aaA continusd paAroaAes.
@. UEvERDEN.
0sseDe, -. q, ISIS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

At tho beginning Of May the total gold
circulation In the United States amounted 70
es2O, 900, o. which e20l, ,Ooo. 900 was held
- treasury and nAtlonal-bank rsservsA ~
balance being In actual circulation,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19
DOMESTIC Ilsrx1Iloxao1
E:oal.

EAat.
The Governor of New York haa issued
: proclamation forbiddlnx lotteries.
Tho PennsylvaniA State Senate has
paved . resolution which provides for the
transfer Of the remains Of William Penn from
their present rssting-plAos in BnckinSh hamsGirs.
England. 10 Philadelphia.
The United States Grand jury q New
York has indicted fonrtsen Captains q Ea-
ropean stsamAhips Tor carrying ~ escsn y
pAssengerA contrary 70 Ax. Two indlctme1as
~ againsa Capt Hrands and Capt Asycrs,
10th of whom committed suicide : fs~ vssla
aso.
A fishing party Of four persons we're
drowned At Trembly Point, Staten Island sound.
by the upsskting of boal
The limited express ON the Pennsyl-
vsnia road made tho ninety miles between
Philadelphia and Jersey City in nlnssy-fvs
minutes.
lmnigrants continue 10 arrive q New
York Il The rass Of 1900 Or 400 day.
I. ]. b. Lincoln, Of Boston, . broker
in canned goods and nuts. has made disas
troua failure, his liabilities beiug estimatsd .,
high ~ t75O. 1000.
West.
A correspondent which Tie Chicago
Tribune dispatched 70 Tho aoodsd rssioas oi
the Upper Missouri river ssnds 10 that Journal
: graphic description of the ruin wrought b.
tho high water in Dakota. TAs bulk es u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-05-19

= 9. oAHF1ELD.
Justice % the Pease.
CAxyIEID, MINK.
3ilI attend % COLLECTIONS and pay teses A. -.
eesadenes - eny part Of Fillmoes county. Iina.
& v. CONES.
m9AT :MARKgY
"a 9 s. -, Z g @ sesnss,. d q ssois.
sais q retail. soe eash1 1anl asiAins siss.
We nay Or CasA. - ssn ~ sAs ss.s.
crsdit nssd aos b a1eeA G.. = Il vm - ), s..I.
g. e: 80 - l seand e - = - . aay s6s 70
MEvERDEu s
NEW
FURNITURE
WARERo ooMs,
Two Doors North q Tranbull,s stsss.
cREsco, IOWA,
I. ssIp.isd WITH ~ isrss.t ana Ssss sasensaA =
grades and qualities svsr offered II thts marksk
cvervthins New--Latest STYLES,
NO OLD GOODS.
EXTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
WARDRoBES. BUREAUS,
BEDsTEADs. CHAIRS,
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. wHAT.NOTs,
LOOKING 0LAssES.
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN CoRNICEa.
n short every article bslonsins 70 ne ts1As aaA
and adaptsd % tho wants q - ssmmunity.
UNDERTAKING
n IN Ne hss.sAss peompuy ssssaAsd 70. eithsr dss
q aighk
as has large assostnsat e
Oofins, Burial Cases and Oaskets,
which - y peopased % trim anA furnish On ehos1
1otice, and il such style and nAnnGe . ordered q
the most reasonable prices.
ThAnking the public for faveae ~ ~ confidence
b IL paa - oogs to assure hlo fvo01o that ho b
determined more than ever 10 merit thoir con1p
6eaess reeDees an1 continued paAroAAss.
@. 0EvERDEN.
0onn. - q. lo3k
The sun., 1881-01-16
NINETY YEARS. AND MORE

Henry L. Moses OF FAycte n Y has lust died in HI.
9th year
Paldo Lamar Of Mobile known to be 40 years Of
age when he died recently
Philadelphia buried during 1887 IIs persons aged 90
years AMI over, AMI crntcnlrlans
Tho oldest person In Ice Centre n. y. il Mrs A. d.
West wood stock, Conn lost its centonarian In the per
son ." Mrs. Henry Ferry Just as she had reached that
point in her history.
Aunt Rose WAS the last remaining colorcd member of
tue Cumberland Street RAutlst Church OF Norfolk Va
She diyd recently at the age OF 97 years
The poet Burns was neiChbor ot Mrs Cunningham
who IS now ll9 years OF agc, living glasgow
lHnd, Robbie was visitor o. her elder NgIcr, and
sac repeatedly heard hlm cracking Jokes with her,
After living century Ldip Slaughter was frozen to
death during the recent cold In her cabin
Buune Vile Mo, was also her only son, Henry aged
90, who lived with her They had plenty Of wood, pro-
Visions and clothing, bat were sick and helpless
johanna Murray Allegheny is over years Of age
She has lust been sent 10 tic city home panpor For
the past ten years size has been living a0ne IN wretch
ed hove and supported solely by charitable ueghOOrL
IL was feared she would treclc 10 death,
Daniel Alexander Of Charlotte, C., owned as slave
stephen Alexander, CO0rcd who recently died In his
l2d year lie was strong ana vigorous even IN his
rme old age having chopped wood and bullt nres on
the day before his death lls did not pretend 10 know
George Washington but when you struck him on Andy
jackson lie came out very strong.
Mrs Leuua Ewrns OF Elders Ridgc, Pa, hNde her In
fant son. who Is IN ms 10th year afcruouat0 fare
well and then peacefully yielded IN her lie She was
In her lOSIh year aud leaves Surviving her son ~
years Of age and daughter IT years oi age, SO aso
lett 80 grandchildren over 50 RTeatgrandGhildg;n. aHd
several gIeotBteA'gnhdelildIen.
The sun., 1881-01-16
Doubis About the Working of Negro suG.


Fom CO.. 4. K HCfm,'' L.aer, IN hr philrd,tba T7mes
The one great peril to the South for which
can see no immediate remedy IL the now in
evliablh division OF the white vote of the South
and tho certain appeal of contending factions TO
the blacks as the arbitcr.
belief Of the Narh Tint the diVisi"n OH Of the fia Whits
vote OF the South must be fortunate for the
black voters. as IT would create rivalry in ex;
an now thoroughly convinced. against all my
wishes that the necessary and now near diyis-
ion to both raccs, and that it will he the sever.
est trial OF tho.wis'lom OF universal suffrage.
ahG5e err ~ ~ Ir"y, G@W n1t44g & to me G1S.
education OF his children. lie ]. rnpldy uecom-
ing the owner or lessee OF lands aud ia his own
farmer, and is, IN many instances. nccumuat-
ing wealth with habits Of industry; but when
the white man locks horns with his fellow In
the battle oi ambition the most artlul dema
gognes will best control the ignorant freedmen
and the d"granion Of both rRces Llust follow,
virginia. wherc he has Outstrippei the BOur-
bons in tho devices OF the demagogue, and has
consolidated 10000 propertycss voters to stamp
tho stain OF reputation upon an bonOred COM
monwea!th. aud repeal the Just tax that opens
the FREQ school TO the colnrei children.
the Coqnitt and Norwood Nag snnt hurricane
OF 'bauchcry among tho cO!ored vote of tha,
has been whctted Tor future contests. This
severe trial Of universal suffrage must now
come. and It will present tho problem in an un-
expected phase TO the nation. The whites can
do nothing elso than divide. They cannot and
they should not do otherwise. They are full OF
human nature; they have now no common
danger to mako them forget all differences ol
opinion and all the impulses OF ambition; the
| represaed jenlous,es and longings OF this p"o'
nsa Will turst out in W!des".@r,i cuu bitter
| antagonisus. and the black man will be the
umpire between them.
The seductive appeal Of the ngrarian and the
cry OF tho communist Will be heard by She
courted bnck man and his preudices, his pas.
sions. his nppetites, and his Incidence will be
appealed TO, rather than his rcns IN and his in
terefts. now tonr this surely approaching
trial of the black man as the sorest that he has
yet grappled with in all his many misigrtunes
-,inco his liberation. and | apprnhend that il
will. Mt no distant day. demand the searching
"-Iderlilqn 81 the Ylo,,22 .,nnon. MS d,d uni:
versa >"htaGr ~ Washington before il was
ofraccd to cure ~ - .'''"'"ra!,'a evils.