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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-08
THE MEANEST OF ALL.
TRINITY ouURoH IS SHOWN Up
BY DR., Gam, of New York, 10 Report to
Committee on Tenement Housss-squalId
and Filthy DsnS Of Disease and
Liquor stores on the Chureh'1 Lots.

NEw YoRE,' Jan, THE Herald this
morning says; Last November the Con.
stitutlon Club appointed committee to
examine into the condition OF the tel i,
ment houses Of New York city, Last
evening DR., Gum, chairman Of tile com.
mittee, made verbal report to the club.
He said:
~ have learned that Trinity church is
the owner Of the worst tenement houses
in the city, Trinity church has the uni.
VersaI reputation, found among the
wrelched people who arc forced to live in
such places, Of being the hardest and the
meanest landlord In New York. The
policy Of the Trinity church corporation is
70 never make repairs on a tenement
house, but to let 1t sctually fall
70 pieces until no one however
Wretched can live In it. Then the cor.
poration tears 1t down and builds store
or warehouse or comparatively ex,
psnsiye lRt house. 1t never spends It's
money to improve the condition Of tho
poor, lmsy seem to be making sweeping
accusations, but know whereof speak,
Let any one who wishes to verify my
statements 20 the building No. "a Laight
street, which Ia owned by Trinity Church
and Is Inhabited by TWO hundred people
on the ground floor, On the Laight side
Is liquor store, although Trinity Church
PROCESSES never to rent to liquor dealers.
The building Is in the most terrible con.
dltion imaginable. The floors OF the
halls are covered with filth from over.
lowed sinks and closets. The hallsa are 80
dark that II Is almost impossible TO see
ones hand before ones iFce. The stsir-
ways are broken, The sky lights OIL the
top floor are kept fastened, and how any
human being can live in such den Is dil-
hCult TO imagine.
"No, 63 Mott atreet is another tenement
house owned by Trinity Church and
rented 10 It's occupants directly from
Trinity Church .oillCo, My atIen-
tion was called TO 1t by an
outbreak OF ecarlet fever some months
ago. The father Of the sick children went
to TTinlty's office and complained Of the
defective plumbing. He was told that II
be did not like 1t he could get out. The
cellar, gentlemen, was filled foot deep
with sewage that had leaked from the
broken sewer pipes. The floors OF the
halls were 80 covered with filth from the
same source that 1t deadened the sound
OI ones font steps. The Board OF Heath
was notified and was forced 10 order
Trinity to make SONS repairs, as scarlet
lever was contagious disease"
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MARRIED THE BARBER
a VERY 1MPRUDENT CLEVELAND
Islls Hopes With COIorSd ssFVAnPs Lover,
A Sensation that Is Sensation In the
Forest City Upper TsndOm-MiSS
Ina Norton EoAndAlIEsS Society.

CLEVELAND, Jan. There is great ex
citement among the residents OF Brownel
street, a thoroughfars that crosses Euclid
avenue and psneIstes the best residence
part OF the city, Last night Miss Inl
Norton, a pretty blonde residing at 6s
Brownell street, went to 1872 Prospect
street to participate in social game o.
cards at party gathered at the house o.
Miss English. Throughout the evening
she seemed extremely nervous and at ter
o'clock requested some one to tSke hel
hand at whist for her, Rising from the
table abe went into the hall and was seen
no more, Her parents, who were present
at ths time, were very anxious about the
girls disappearance and reported the mat.
ter TO poliCs headquarters. This morning
it was learned that marriage license had
been Issued to Gus Barber and Miss Nor
ton.
Calling at the house on Brownell street
reporter was met at tho door by q
colored domestic who Immediately asked,
"Are you reporter?
Answering in the affirmative, he was
told Mrs. Norton would see no one, H.
quiTy OF the colored servant elected the
TACT that she was very well acquainted
with Barber, but Mrs, Norton, who evil
IDENTIFY had been listening, then appeared
on the scene and said that there was
nothing to be stated. The reporter then
called at the home OF MiSs English, A
number OF friends OF the Norton family
were present, and the following facts were
asCertAined:
The Norton family moved from Seville,
o., to Cleveland three yearB ago and open.
ed boarding house near the Hollenden
Hotel. Two Colored domesticI were en-.
ployed, one Of whom is at present with the
Amlly. These girls had two lovers, Bragg
and Barber, both Of whom were tonsoriAl
artists. Blrber is Q C9lOred Adonis, and II
irauspired that his affections were rapidly
transferred from the servant to her white
mistress, and Miss Ina did not seem to be
lyerss 10 thesame. CIandestine meetinHs
we're frequent, tho colorsd Rlrl acting ~ a
go between, and on Wednesday afternoon
Barbsr's Colored chum, Bragg, procured
marriage license for him and Mr.. Angus
tus Barber was united In marriage to Miss
Ina Norton, at the residence ef'the Rev.
Mr.. 6assoway, Of the African NJ. f.
church, on Erie street, Wednesday after.
noon.
Tue lovers then separated; Miss Ina
went to ths card party, and leaving her
hand with friend she went outside and
met Barber, who was waiting with his
faithful Bragg A carriage whlsked them
TO, the Union depot and 1t Is supposed
that they took q train to the East,
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TORONTO, jan. IAN inquest which
was concluded here late last night on the
body Of the l5 months.old infant Of John
Grove, disclosed terrible tale Of in
humanity on the part Of the little ones
parents, who are worthless, degraded
couple. The infant was frequently left
alone in the house half starved. II had
been frost-bitten at times, and on more
than one occasion was severely burned
when left uncared Tor. Both Its thighs
were broken, its skull was fractured, its
nose was knocked out Of shape, and It's
body was covered with BRUISED. The
father and mother have both been found
guilty OF manslaughter, ...
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NOAlo's DOdy n"t Dl.turbsd.

specIdI DlSpdieh 10 hk IntetIptled.
PARkERsRURa, Jan. 7.-SinCe the cir.
culatlOn Of the ugly reports concerning
the resurrection by ghouls Of the remains
OF the late Richard NeSle, who died at the
hands Of his. eldest son, there has been
considerable anxiety about tbs matter on
the part Of his family and friends. II was
a well known fact thst he possessed
physical ptculisrities Of an unhsSrd Of
nature, and the supposItion was that the
Uity physicians might have desired the
body for physiological examination. Yes
terday at the earnest request Of Mrs,
Neals, his widow, the grave wRs opened
by nelghbors and found undistGrbed,
The remains have been inferred In another
place.
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TIE ARABIAN NIGHTS
optdOus by Negro saIloFs True story G
Sig sipbRds,

New YoRE, Jan, IA remarkable story
is told by the negro, Alexander Wood,
one of the SIX men brought here yester-
day BY. the steamer Advance. Wood is the
only one Of the number who can speak
English, the other five being Italians, The
men were part OF the crew Of the whaling
schooner Mary l., Simmons, which sailed
from New Bedford, Mass, some months
ago for the whaling grounds Of South
America. A school OF whales was sight
cd on November 20, off Pernambuco, and
three boats were lowered with the respeG.
tive lnates in charge. Third Mate PeTaro
had charge ol the boat In which the men
were, II was late in the afternoon when
they left the Mary Simmons, but they
took no provisions with them.
They struck big "sponter" q few
miles Of, but It proved to be fighting
whale OF tremendous sizs, After the first
dye the whale "huked," and lifting the
boat high in the air overturned 1t and
thew the men overheard, That was ita
dying effort, and it tloated around harm
leo mass Of blubber, alongside Of which
the sailors hauled their boat, which was
Stovsd and wAtter.logged, They had to
sit on the uptprned bottom Of the boat
with their tset dangling in the water.
When they looked around for their
schooner 1t was nowhere 10 be seen, and
darkness coming suddenly they found
themselves Gdritt for The night,
The men took turns in catching an
hours sleep by stretching themselves out
on the dead whales back. They could
see the schooner passing out Of sight In
the morning, but were unable to attract
her attention. Seven different sails were
.eep the next day, but they we're not with
in haillng distance. ..
They drlfted for four days, during which
one Of their number became delirious and
had to BIZ held down constantly 10 prevent
him from jumping overheard, On the
morning Of December 8, however, the
ship County Glare was sighted q few miles
OF and saw them, They were 80 worn
when rescued that they had to be carried
aboard, aud were helpless for several
days. They were afterwards transferred
70 the Advance, which brought them to |
this mort,
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BridEo az Dead sbosp.

Fr, KEoau, NJ. T., Jan. IA man
named NuthSll, who ranges a flock OIL
Ohsep on West Boulder Creek, has mel
with quite . severe loss. The herderl
were taking the sheep to the sheds, and
were compelled to cross deep but dry
rayine. Part OF the dock had crossed and
frightened and turned back, plllug on
Top Of one another In the raVine, until a
bridge was formed OF dead sheep, over
which the balance Of them creased. Two
hundred aud hity.lour head were smoth-
cred and trampled 10 death before the
heruerB discovered what was going on.
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SARAH ALrHEA wEDs
The Lawyer who so GAllRntly ChAmpIOHsd
her Cause REAlnat sharon,


SAN Francisco, CAL, Jau. Tit is an
nounced tonight that Miss Sarah Althea
Hill, the plaintiff in the celebrated Sharon
divorce case, was married this morning al
Stockton, CAL, to David s. Terry. ex.Chiei
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of California,
her leading counsel In her proceedings tor
divorce, Terry Ia also renowned as the
slayer OF Senator Brodsrick in the famous
duel between them,
Miss Hill arrived on . steamer from San
Francisco at O'Clock and remained on
board until she left for the parsonAgs with
the State Treasurer, 0ulRhan, who acted
90 groomsman for Terry, The bride was
dressed in walking suit Of dark woollen
mateEia, there being nothing in
her appearance to indicate that
she was about to we'd the man who had
so valiantly fought her case before the
courts ot law Ggainst the late Senator
Sharon. Father 0'ConnOr, OF st, Mary's
Church, performed the ceremony, The
only person present was tho grooms.
man, Miss. Hill having decided to
dlspsrSe with bridesmaid. Judge Terry
even positiVely refused to allow any re-.
poTterB 70 be- present. The license gave
the BRIDES name as Sarah Althsa Hill
Sharon, her age 80; Terry's age, G2. The
ceremony was quickly performed
after which the bridal party drove
to Tsrry'S residence, where wedding
breakfast had been prepared, An soon AZ
breakfast was over, Terry went direct to
the supreme Court, where he had case
on trial. Clinton Terry, the Judges only
living san, is reported to be greatly an
noyed at his fathers marriage, and in
tends leaving here for Freano, where his
father lately purchased for him large
property.
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a CuEnoKEE pFAn1ocK.
Bapid Advancement Of the Nation in Ii
MArts Of statSornfL.n

RApid Advancement Of the Nation In the
carts Of s.atSoraft."
LITTLE Rock, Jan. IA private advice
from Tai LIE Quah, Cherokee Nation, says
"The National pouncllot the Cherokees
has adjourned in tho midst Of bitter
quarrel between Lthe Senate and Chiei
Bushyhead. 1t appears that the Senate
desired 10 name tho two delegates whom
tho Cherokees send TO Washington every
winter, and that Chief Bubhyheld claimed
the selection of these men aS his right,
He reports that the Chiet has alwSyD ap.
pointed delegates, with the dvice and con.
sent Of the Senate, as proyidided by the
Cherokee constitution.
1.-THE Senate, oEever, disputed the right
OF the Chief In the premises this time and
asserted that the selection must be made
by itself. The Chief refused 10 yield and
bitter struggle followed. The Senators
after discussing the matter carefully de.
cided 10 hold their ground regardless Of
consequences. Chief Bushyhead sent in
the nominations OF two very able men, p.
y. blackstone and ]. G. schrimsher. The
latter was alter a heated debate confirmed,
and the former rejected. The Chief i'm.
mediately nominated Samuel Smith, q
Cherokee Indian, who was rejected. The
nominations Of Adam Feeling, Adam
Lacy and George parylng, all prominent
Cherokee stSteslneni we're also rejected, ,one
alter another. The Senate then sent Q
committee TO the Chief, requesting him 10
name man selected by that body. Chief
Bushy head haughtily replied that he was
exercising unconstitutional right, and would
not ioreg0 Il. He Immediately sent in the
names Of Albion Spears and George San.
derS, both Of whom were. rejected.
pointed message TO the Asnate, saylng that
he had no further business fof the body 10
transact and an adjournment followed.
The deadlock is the talk Of the Nation,
some blaming and uthers defending the
Chiet,n -
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DR. GvNSs report on, the tenement
houses Of New York 10 shot that will be
"heMd round the world.n Better still, II
will be heard In New York, where help.
less humanity ia stored thick and high In
foul aboiss, the breeding places Of misery,
disease, crime and death. The terrible
indictment oil ThniLy church -0the hard.
eS! and msanest landlord In. New York"--
shows that corporation founded even on
the Christian religion may be without 4
soul.
Indeed fortune has 80 favored Trinity
In lie worldly affairs, and that church
seems 10 havehad lie ayarlCe 90 stimulated
by is enormous gains, that II has come 10
devote itself TO the mere getting and
boarding Of wealth. The cdte Of souls
comes long way after the itaGic in tene.
mSnt house misery, While these things
are going on business mems prayer meet.
inga are being held In old Trinity Church,
which stands on the border Of the swirl
Ing pool Of Wall Street. And Trinity
sendS some Of lts blood.money 10 convert
'he heaIhSn 10 ChtiStiAnity
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ON TnE WARpATn.
Manager Barnis, of this baltimore Team
viii Go To Law About BRrCkIsy,

manager bAfhleI OF ths baltimore IeAm
win Go To Law About BRrCklsy.
BALTIMORE, Jan, 7.-Barnie, Of the Balti
more Club, is very badly worked up abou
the signing Of Barckley with the ALE
Shenles. He says he will aght the case tc
the bitter end, and submit to no com
promise.
He Consulted counsel on Monday, and,
as he was urged by his representatives
financially, he says he will get out an In
junction In three Ststes-New York,
Pennsylvania and Maryland-and prevent
BArckley from playing with five clubs oi
the American AssoClRtion-the Metropoli,
tang, Athletic, Brooklyn, Baltimore and
Pitsburgh-rather than submit 10 any
crooked transactions. lie will also ap.
peal to the American Association, and 10
case they do not stand by him, will em.
ploy legal means to get his rights.
He will shortly visit each representative
Of the American Association and explain
the case, so 40 to get Barckley, and, II no:
successful, will 60 to the courts.
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rha,l1l, alrii.s Aaln,lsa.

NRw YonK, Jan. 1.-THE aual conSulta.
tion between the Committee on Gnev-
lnces Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers and the officials OF the Elevated
railroad took place at the company's OF.
Zee this afternoon. The consultation was
I long one, lasting from So'clock TO nearly
Q o'clock. General Manager Hahn, vlCa
President Galloway, Sydney Dillon and
Cyrus w. Field represented the company.
A few minutes after 4 o'clock MIR. Field
announced 10 the reporters that the difll.
cultieB had been amlCably settled on q
nine hour basis. The Brotherhood's com.
nittee represented themselves aS entirely
satisfied,
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HouKR, N. y, Jan. 7.--About 400 men
have been locked out Of the wagon works
Of Broctway L Co., Gsgs, Hitchcock ( Co.,
and The Homer Wagon Company, In this
place, on account Of refusing to withdraw
from The Knights Of Labor. Tho District
Assembly Of the K. Of L. sent 81 900 10
the Homer Assembly to-day 10 be dlBth.
buted among the needy. During yestef.
day afternoon the Homer Knights organ.
lied q wagon company 10 be operated on
the cooperative plan, with q capital oi
$4,000. They propose 10 enter into active
competition With the other manufacturers.
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Ths prInc,.. of wnls. m.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Princess Of Wales
is prostTated with rerious illness, The
arst symptoms were developed last week
and were attributed to pleurlsy. The ap.
propriAte remedies were administered
and the disease was checked. She is still
suffering from a severe sore throat &C.
Companied by fever. Sir Oscar Clayton,
surgeon TO tho Prince Of Wales, is In con.
slant attendance on the PHncers at Sand
rinRllam palPCa
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snlllr.n Rna.. . irIrh, ,or a K..k

NEw HAyES, CT., Jan. III. L. sulli
van to-day authorized the following Chal
lenge: 81 will fght Mitchell OF any othel
man in this country Tor from 81 900 to $lO,,
oOC. will 6ght Mitchell for one cent
or nothing, every day for week
and II | don't lick him on Mon
day, I will gvo $1,000 to The
Orphan Asylum; Il / don't lick him OF
Tuesday, / will give $1,000 to tho Po
licemen's beneficial fund II l don't lick
him on Wednesday, l will give 5000 to
the Firemen's fund, and 50 on to some
charitable institution until the week is
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TnE good men Of Trinity Church, who
lie under the shadow Of Its tall spire, are
in more comfortable quarters than the
untotunatoB who are forced TO draw their
breath under Trinity's tenement rootF
Those who have seen something OF the
nOlsOme dense called tsnemsnt houses ii
New York can form an idea Of the worst
Of them, which Trinity church Is charged
with owning. God help the helpless ten
antty Of Trinity!
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THE HOUSE UUAlMITTERs.
jhalrmOn of the ImpOrtant oaeS as A,
nOuncOd Yesterday.

jhalrmsn of the Important OaeS RS An
nOunG0d Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-The following
lst gives tue names oi chairmen Of the i'm
,ortant committees OF the House Of Rep
'escntativer, as announced to day:
observation-disclosures, OF Georgia.
Ways and Reconsideration.
Appropriateness Randall.
Foreign AtiGlrs-Belmont
Naval Affairs-Herbert, (Ala
War Olaims-Geddes, (OAio.)
Military Ailairs-BrAgg, WIS.,
Commerce-ReaSan.
Pacific Railways ys-Throcknorton
Postolices and p,st lI1sts-B Blount,
(Gs)
Invalid Psnsions-w4tsoH, (tnd.)
Acclun,s-Smiggs, lN W
AgrlcultnrO-AalCh.
lGdian AlI4in-Wsllboru, TEX
Judiciary fucker (Yl)
Rivers aud Harhors-Willis. 80
Public Lands-O1bO. ...
Banking and CnrrenCy-Curtin (Pa)
Uoinsge, Weights and Measures-Bland
Mo-
rstri.oriel-Hill (Ohio)
Public Buildings aud Grounds-Dibble
Is. o.
Educaliou--Aiken 500
Private Land Ulainls--Ualsell (Ky)
LIbor-0'Neil (Mo) "..'
MAnuf4Cturers.-Wlse (VA)
PAtenls-MitChell Conn
DistriCt Of Colunbia-Barbour tVa.)
Revision Of Iaws-0AteE { Ala,l H
MDepartment Expenditures Robert.
son (Ky)
Navy Department Expcndltures-Hew-
Interior Department Expenditures =
Jlardy, mo
Pu6llG Building ExpOnditures-wllkinu
(0hio)
Railways and C4nals-Daviison, (Fla.)
Mines and Mining-Olardy, Mo-
Mississippi River-King, (LR)
Mllttia--Muler, tN. W fa
Pensions s-E!dridge, (Mich.)
Clalms-Springer, lIlls)
Reform Civil SsrviCe-uix, IN. C.)
Alcoholic liquor traffic -Uanpoell, Ohio.
American UtipbuildIng and Shipowning
nterestB-Duni, Ark. 4.l. y
Election Of President and Vice PaosI,
dent Caldwell, Tenn.
Ventilation and aCouStics-Green, IN,
Joint committee on library-singlotOn,
Miss.
The following is the full membership oi
the two most important committees:
Ways and Means--M Morrison, Ills.
Mills, Texas; Hewitt, N. T.. Mcmillan
Tenn; Harris, Ga; Breckenridge, Ark.
Maybuty, Mich; Breckenridge, KY
Kelly, Pa. Reed, Me-; Mckinley, Ohio
HitCoCk, N. x. .Jaa.
Coinage, Weight1 and AIeasurea-Bland
Missouri; Lanhaw, Texas Seymour, Con
ne tcllcut; Hemphill, South Carolina Nor
wood, Georgia. Scott, PennSylvanla Nc
Ureary, Kentucky; Byfuln, Indiana
james, New York; Rockwell, Massai
chusetts; Little, Ohio; FELTON,, California
Fuller, Iowa; Toole, HcntanS. p l3h'
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THE DAKOTA DELEoAriov
M ROutstO ws.hiSEtSn 10 Demand Admii,
AIon ~ 4 state,

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Ths delegation up.
pointed BY the Executive Committee o.
the Sioux Falls, DAk,, constitutional con,
venLion 10 present to The President and
Congress the consultation and The mem.
ohal for admission, stopped over In thiI
city last night on the way 10 Washington
The delegation IL composed oi a, q. Mel
lette, Of WAtertown, who wS chosen Gov
etnof by the peoples convention, Judge
A. ]. Edgefton, Of Mitchell, aud Judge g
o. Moody Of Dead wood, the United BtAteI
Senators elected by the Legislature 4. D.
Knou1e, oi WoodsoCtet, one Of the Con.
gressmen selected by the eonventionj I
H. Drake, Of Aberdeen, and Joseph Ward
Of Yaukt1nr They will leayg for WaIh
ingtOn this Aitefh0ony where they will to
main until their point 10 gained OF Con
6feaa A1i6ufna.
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A NEM POINT RAIsEn
In the Atlanta Prohibition FiEht-rhO Cold
water Men not Afraid.

In the Atlanta Prohibition FlEht-rho Gold
water Men not Afraid.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. IA new and most
interesting polnt.in the great Prohibition
fight here turnedup yesterday in the shape
Of a new contest. The Law says that within
twenty dsys from the announcement Of the
resultof the election one. tenth Of the voters
who voted can petition the Superior
Court for q contest. II 1t is shown that
there 10 cause to impeSch the fairness
Of the election OF the conduct Of the 0rdi-
nary the Judge shall grant an order to
three Justices Of the Peace to recount
the votes and report the result 10 the
next term Of court Ten days
notice must 10 given 10 the Or
dInary. Tho petition does not hold
up the election, nor can the Judge
grant superBedas. The contest shall Be
tried and determined at the term TO which
the same Is returnable. Petitions were
yesterday circulated and the requisite
number OF nanes secured. This opens
anew the excitement here, but the pro-
hibitionists stand firm and say that they
fear nothing.
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TuE Cleveland girl who married a
colotod man may be happy with him.
but common experience is against them
both. They may love as never man and
and woman loved, yet they cannot make
society over, and their pathway will be
bCSOt with thorns. The colored man Il
@likely TO repent Of leisure as the white
woman Is. II lie Is At 10 DO a husband
he could have found some worthy woman
Of his own race with whom be would
have been better mated.
A colored man endowed with common
sense does not think 1t the greatest oI
achievements to marry q white woman
any more than he pines away because lie
cannot reach that social equality which
does not exist among white men them
selves. That the judgement Of the colored
race lsasainSt these marriages, witness The
protest that went up from colored mer
and women when Frederick Douglass
married white woman. Witness RlSc
the pride Of a black man In his purt
African blood.
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TnE great statesman sees to the erection
Of public buildings in his district. Bill
for this purpose are helpful about cleo
ton time, though the structure may never
rear iH proud head aloit. Are the eyei
Of the Fourth District focused on Eustact
tilbSong