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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Washington. April 1.-THE naming
Of the three commissioners by Prcsi-
dent Mckinley. under the act Of the
last oongress b promote bimetailism'
Is the subject Of considerable discus
sion about the capitol Almost without
exception the selections we're con-
mcnded. Senator's regardless u party
were pleased with the selection Of oK-
Vice President Stevenson. Il appears
that this selection was the presidents
own. NJ one appearing 10 urge his ap-
polntmant. Tho president desired a
Democrat who stood high In his party
and who was an earnes, silver man
lie sent for Mr.. Stevenson. and after
talking the subject over with him de-
cldcd TO make him member Of the
commission.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
CHEAPER FREIGHT RATES.
ohiahsnA, EAasaa. aud TsEAs LsEisla
turss Lsohing 90 That End.

ohIahoaa, EaasAs aud TsHAa LeEisia
lures Lsohiag 90 That End.
Austin. April iA.-lspeciaD-Both
the subcommittee and the full commit
tee Of the Oklahoma and Kansas legis-
iaiures arrived IN the city early THIS
morning. and Inter called on the legis-
haure. The subcommittee comes from
Galveston and the others from thor
homes direct
The committee b here 20 confer with
the Texas Legislature. looking 20 a bet
terment Of interstate freight rates,
looking TO export shipment via Cal
yesun and will consult with the rail-
road committee soon and Texas leg.s-
lature with this object In view. They
will also Join the Texas commission In
eoinE before the interstate commission
which meets here Friday to adjust an
f~rence besween ST. Louis and STATE
rates
Governor Leedy and ex.Governo
| I.ewellyn Of Kansas. arrived In the cii!
this morning, and called ON the legs
lature and the governor.
They are here TO consult with the les
: stature. the governor and the Texa
railroad commission. looking TO a BET
termeut Of Interstate freight rates
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
An E1pressIon of sympathy,

he Il resolved by the ladies' Of the Nj.
/. O.. that whereas IL has pleased our
Heavenly Father 10 take % him eli 1T
lie Sadie. the only daughter Of Mr.. Ed
ward Hall aud his wife, Mrs. Hall, the
vice president Of our club, We extend 10
10 the bereaycd parents our heartfelt
sympathy with them in their ailllcuon'
Thank God, We sorrow not as those
without hoIe' Tor those who have fall
len astsp IN Jesus, ~ has our dear
fiend's beloved daughter believing
that they ave not dead, but have only
passed up to higher life In the imme.
date ~, sence of our blessed Lord, and
that as We enter more and more closely
| into communion with Him In this life
40 ne arr brought nearer ~ our beloved
ones who az with him. We wouli
, therefore remind our llend that her
loved one yet lives in her heavenly
! home
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
CHILD STUDY SOCIETY.
Il WIN Meet ., Chicago on APrn "a
and Last Three nAya

and last Three nays,
chlcaro. April lt-wlth view to
arousing intercs, In the proper ehu1-
ton Of children among the people. and
especially amoug mothers, the Illinois
Chnd study society will cndcayor TO
make lis third annual congress, which
conyencs IN this city April 2s, one OF
me largcs, and most profitable ever
held in the world. speakers will b.
present from al paris Of the country.
They will represent all forms Of edu-
caiional Interests, from the hndergar-
ten through the college and normal
Schools to the university. Among those
who take part will be DR.. G. Stanley
Hall. president Of the CLARK university,
the leading exponent Of child study in
this country, and many other prcmi-
uent workers.
The congress proper will begin on
the evening Of April rs a, Plymouth
churh. and will last until May !, but U
will be preceded by three days con
ference FOR child study workers at h'
Chicago normal school.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Austin, April 1.-THE governor has
signed the following bills.
The bin setting apart for free school
purposes four leagues Of land hereto
foo granted Greer county and author
izlng che attorney general 10 institute
proceedings for the recovery OF same.
The hill amending the statute hNing
tho time OF holding court In the thir-
ty-aeoond judicial district
The following bocame laws without
the governors signature;
TAo bill creating more eiidn'
road systam for Hopkins county.
The bill restoring criminal iurisdic'
ton Of Orange county
The bill amending tho statute rela'
Ing % the time q holding court u
GrNysOn county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
AFTER HIS RETURN.
charge. MAds AgAias, charles ,. Az
nsia. - Alleged Karen.

charge. MAds Agaiast charles ,. Az
acid. a. Alleged hsEsa.
san Francisco April li-Charles J.
Arnold alias Baron Robert Won Turk
helm. will probably be brought back to
answer 10 a charge Of bigamy A war
rant for his arrest has been issued by
Judge Alien Of Oakland, upon the CON-
plain, Of his mr., wife, whom he de-
serted six months aEo and from whom
he has never bern divorced The Oak'
land chief OF police wired al once TO the
Omaha chief Of police to arrest the boz
aus baron won his arrival In that city
and TO detaln hlm until an officer with
requlsi,lou papers may be sept 10 fetch
him back 10 California.
on his return charge Of perjury viii
also he alei against him based on the
false affirmation be made las saturday
regarding his name when he procured
the license to marry JEANNE Young
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
RnN-P.F. nrannan.

Editor Eagle Please ANNOUNCE The
following appointments
Rev. Z. r. Bmunan OF Weatherfurd,
viii pfraeh at S. Joseph's Catholic
church during the coming week on the
follow ing subjects at Sp IN.
"Wednesday night Aplil "a, Comics
sion; THURSDAY night, April -, Comics
sion Concluded; Friday night, April y,
Invocation q saints; sunday night,
Anil %, purgatoly aud lndulFenoes;
Monday night April ~ Blessed Virgin
Mary; Tuesday night, April ~, The
Real Presence OF Christ In the Lord's
supper, or Transuhsianuauon; Wed.
nesAay night, April -, lhfalhbili,y Of
the church and the Pope
Protestant friends cordially invited TO
attend. Those having objections TO an.
Of the foregoing subjects are requisite
10 presen, them 20 be answered. Every
one invited and everybody welcome.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

New York. April 1.-THE appellate
division 81 the supreme court has
handed a ,vn a decision IN brooklyn
reversing the decision Of the tower
courts In refusing to continue tenn
poary injunction obtained by Riley
Grannn. The opinion says the rule
under which Grammar was excluded
from the track was without force and
utterly void
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Chas. II. Edge. dentist, Bryan Tex.
Jack Buchanan went to Houston yes.
terday.
Cali for "Honey Boy"at Ed Hall's. II
Mrs. Tinie Cavitt has returned from
Abiline.
All kinds Of fresh feed siuhs al Edge
Bros. Phone 1871. lO0tL
Mrs. 7. +. Armstrong IL visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Lawrence.
Lemons l5c per dozen at I'd Halls.
r. G. Tabor returned from Nayasoia
yesterday.
The only cleanable low price Refriget.
aior at Levy Brothers. 100.
The average colored man don't want
no truck wild dem sleepy show fellers.
The latest patterns in wall paper Al
Levy Brothers. 100
II announced that IIempstead's new
mayor intends 10 enforce the law dow
there.
Red Seal Roasted Coffee . l-pounI
packages for 25c At Z. II. Halls. 96u
Cutting weeds IL the order Of the day
Begin early and save half the labor.
Nice Eve room cottage for rent. Al
ply TO I. +. Castles. l2l
Two negroes named Loughridge an
Green escaped from the county farI
yesterday, but were recapturcd an
taken back.
Get your Easter Egg dyes Of N; l
James. III.
Mrs Garth returned nom Dallas ye
to-day, where the eyes Of her daughlS
Cora, have just been successfully treat
by an occulist
The beat selection Of oil Cloth, L.
nonium and Carpets at Levy Bros. ]
For real down right clever hypnotic
what's the matter with q pretty eirl "
can spellhlnd her subject for liietini
College Creamery Butter 25c !
pound At Ed Halle. Pbi
The high water throughout the cou
try lately has caused complaints Of b
falo gnats from n any quarters, inelr
Ing parts OF this county.
For Sale-A lady's Rugby bicycle
hrat.class condition Apply At this
fee. u
Gen. Sioddard wishes returned 70 b
acopy Of the Chicago Record oontainl
a picture Of Col. Moulton, wife 9
daughter. The paper was Loot In TO
yesterday.
Corn, oats, hay, bran, chops, cot
seed meal and condition powders
Edge Bros. ~"
Miss Lucy johnson and her sisl
Miss Jessie Of BRYAN we're Ia The
Sunday visiting DR.. and Mrs. W.
Pugh.-nearue Advocate.
Easter Egg dyes ofall eolors at Jan
drugstore. IL
We have the prettest line Of win,
shades IN Bryan. Newest oolora al ]
est prices. Sam b. Wilson y Co l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Haley. Idaho. April IA snow
slide az the Baltimore mine. near
Rcuham. resulted In the death Of a
maa named White, Fred Tuliord and
Sc slx.year-oid stcpsob They were
caught In the slide while on their way
to their cabin aud covered up to :
depth Of ATTY or sixty feet The body
III White has no, yet been recovered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Knoxville. Tenn. April 1.-THE
charrcd remains Of G. W. Roberts Of
Pulaski. Tenn. have been taken from
the ruins OF Hotel KNOX The search
continues ard Il Is exported that other
bodies will be found. Inquiries have
boon rocciycd Tor a dozen men who are
supposed 10 have been burned. OF The
o. people In the house only about "a
have been accounted for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

San Antonio, Tex. April IA
freight wreck occurred on the Southern
Pacific about three and half miles
west Of Langtry 10 which a man was
killed and four injured
The wreck resulted from a hcod end
collision Of two extras.
The track is torn up Tor three or four
rail- lengths and both engines are badly
demolished Seven trciEhtcars are
wrecked. four Of wsich'wcrc empty and
three loaded with railroad ties.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
WIN nsIp Elsst nus.sr

Frankfort, Ky. April 1.-THE gold
Democratic caucus decided 10 break no
more auoums In the balloting To-
United Statos senator They admit
thai Hunter h liable 10 bc,elccted now
and say thai II he Is not elected after
a few trials they will demand that he
le,ire They are determined that u
they cannot oicCt O gold Democrat they
viii help elect a gold Republican The
grand jury n not ready to report and
che brolbory cases are sill under con-
slderatien.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
Hsror.sly Acquitted.

Austin. Tex. April i4.-ln the dis
frlc, court here ed Anderson. charged
with incorporation OF FUNDS While
treasurer Of this county some years
ago. was AOnorably acquitted, TIE jury
remaining oul but = short time
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
WIN No, sell ~. rl.e..

washington. April n.-w. J. Bryan
received letter from Jefferson Levy,
owner Of Monticello, JoHerson's old
home. saying ho does no, desire to part
with the place. lie assures Mr.. Bryan
the place Will be open 10 visitors at all
times. Bryan had written Levy ask
Ing n he would convey the home TO the
national government, state OF Virginia
or some association like thai which
controls Mount Vernon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

John VI. Caldwell has rerelyed a beau
liiul new model Elgin bicycle and In.
yites those interested 10 call and exam.
inc IL. IFS
The Eagle has received the following |
The members Of the Calliopean tier. |
AIRY Society Of the A. aud NJ. College re. |
quest the honor OF your presence at the |
Annual Celebration at a,uemhly hall
Friday evening, April ID, 1897, at s
o'clock p. m.
Buy cypress cistern Of Otto Boehme
and prepare for summer with good
supply Of pure water. 10 I'm
The Boyd brothers gave a hypnotic
exhibition al the residence Of Captain
Geo. W. Smith yesterday afternoon and
several ladies were put under the influ.
ence OF the mystic sleep.
Only eighteen hundred aud ninety.
seven designs Of wall paper at Levy
Brothers. 100
The ladies two days fair and bazarr l.
In progress Al the Academy Of Musis
. which viii he open until 10 o'clock 10.
night. Get lunch or dinner there today
}. or call and be refreshed by Ices.
Beautiful Easter eggs are made by us
a ng the dyes sold by NJ. II. james. liz
Mr.. David Mcintosh and Mss Mar,
Campbell were married Tuesday even
Ing At 3 o'clock by Rev. W. @. Friley.
i Call and see Otto Boehme's stock o
cypress cisierns. lie IL selling them a
:. hard time prices. 40 I'm
4 The town was wrought up on the sub
" ject OF hypnOtism yesterday all day, AM
enthusiastic persons we're seen MAXIM
). mysterious passes on the street, Will
% many visited the Boyd brothers At thei
\, hotel for the purpose Of having expert
10 ments made. julie Allen was treated b
hypnotic power for the cigarette hAbi
and acted very much like a man who
or deathly seasiok. The Boyd Bros. CAV
another exhibition al the opera hous
last night.
#. The best cough cure "a Shii5h's Cur
d. A neglected cough Is dangerous Ste
Il at once with Shllohs CurV. Sold
~ all druggists.
On account Of hard times Levy Bro
are selling furniture on the instAllmer
,m plan, weekly OF monthly payments. Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
wui he Passed.

washington April il.-An Agreement
has been reached among the leaders
o. the various parties In the senate I'M
der which the appropriation bills which
failed TO become laws at the last ses-
sion Of congress will BE- taken up aad
passed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

London. April 1.-THE Evening
News publishes a dispatch from its
special correspondent At Athens. say
ing the Turkish government has form
ally informed the Greek governmcn,
that any further raid OF irrcgulars into
Turkish territory will be- regarded by
Turkey as a declaration Of war upon
the part OF Greece.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
Want Representation.

washington. April h-Presden'
Mckinley has sent message 10 con
grcss urging 1, TO make a suitable pro
vision for adequate representation OF
the United States at the Paris exPosl-
tInn I'M 1900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
KILLED HIS SWEETHEART,
PsllssmAa cFArs Accidentally shoots
Miss Jacobs ~ Chicago.

Miss Jacobs ~ Chicago.
Chicago. April il-Policeman Paul
Crafts accidentally shot and killed his
sweetheart. Mlas Do,tie T Jacobs, here
While cleaning a revolver, The bullet
entered Miss Jurobs' lcft arm near the
elbow. followed the bone upwards and
pierced her heart, The woman fell to
the floor dead and Crafts not waiting
TO learn the extent Of her injuries rush
ed from the house In search OF a ply
sician. In the meantime the police had
been no,fned aud when Crafts return
cd he was confronted BY Captain Bear
Then for the FIRST time Crafts learned
tina, the woman was dead and "a was
all Captain Dear could do TO prevent
the man from killing himself
The couplo wcrc 70 have been mar
ried within a few weeks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
FIVE MORE PLACES.
John n. Angel Of MiohlEAs wiz he
MInIstsr 90 IaTksy

Washington. April A.-President
Mckinley has sent the following nom
nations 10 the senute:
James b. Angel OF Michigan to be
minister 10 Turkey.
George n. West OF the District OF
Columbia % be consul OF the United
States at Plctu, Nova Scotia.
George D. Meikleiohn OF Nebraska to
be assistant secretary Of war
John Il. Wright and John W Ross to
be commissioners Of the District OF Co
lumbia.
Jasper p. Grady 20 be marshal OF the
central district in the Indian Territory
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Washington, April h--li Is report
I'd that T, V. Powdcrly, former general
master workman Of the Knights Of Ia
Dor. will be appointed commissioner q
Immigration to succeed Herman Stump
81 Maryland
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
NOT cnASoED, nut oIoRrrmD.

Oh, beauteous language Of those who
weep,
Mourning the loss Of some dear face de-
paried-fallen asleep
flushed into silence, never more 10
comfort the hearts Of men
Gone Ike the sunshine OF another
county beyond our ken;
In the sunshine Of that other country
IN paradise
With the same face thou has loved and
cherished, she will arise.
SO, then, be patient, ye who mourn
with weeping this vanished face;
The Lord has taken but 10 add more
beauty and a divine grace,
And you shall find once more beyond
eagth's sorrows-beyond the skies
Ia the fair city Of the sure foundation,
those heavenly eyes"
| With the same welcome shining
through their sweetness that mel
ua here
Eyes from whose beauty God has ban
ished weeping aud wiped away the
tears.
II was further resolved that copy o
this resolution be sent 10 Mrs. llal
and 10 the papers Of this town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

London. April IA special from
Salonloa the Turkish base OF opera
tlons. ays the Greek irregulaH sue
ce.ded IN advancing a. FAR as Grcvena
and threatening communications be-
tween Turkish armies and EaSsonia
and Ialonia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Washington. April 1.-THE senate
in executive session confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations. Alfred =. Buck
Of Georgia TO be- minister TO Japan, Jas
Boyle Of Ohio to be consul at Liver
pooi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Nashville. Tenn, April it-J0hn
Bridges aud John Bennett, fishermen
we're thrown from a boat and drowned
IN Reolfeoi Lake. IN West Tennessee
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Ifyou want wall paper don I miss see
ing our line Of Ingram paper with hand
some borders and ceilings n match.
il2. n Sam \ Wilson A Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

Pretty new patterns In wall paper &c
per single roll up. The latest tints In
Ingram paper. Sam II. Wilson 4 Co n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15
I II. BREwINGTON,
- CONTRACTING ENGINEER

AND MACHINtsT-Twcnty. ave year expert
enoe viii make bids on al work In hts line
Head. usriers ai D. 4. Aycrs harlgafe sloiH
brraw Tcxas differences furnished. Repair
xofk q specially
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-15

On account Of hard times Levy Bros.
are selling furniture on the instAllment
plan, weekly OF monthly payments. l2O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
Married nm Wednesday.

Wildwood" the attractive home or MT.
and Mrs. Augustus Sizer, OF hins VIZ
liam county, was the scene on "Wednesday
last of the beautiful wedding OF their
eldest daughter. Mary Peachy' anu MI
III. Oliver Lyme, of Richmond.
The bride. with her maid OF honor,
Miss Josephine Sizer, and her Devy Vi
bridesmaids. was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Dr. w. II. Lyme
OF Richmond, and Messrs. Herndsn Sizer
and Thomas II. Ryland. OF New 10Th
Lucien Ryland. of Richmond, anu WI,
liam Gwathmey, OF King NllllaiIi' anu
the ceremony was impressiveiy perloIhhee
by DIR. Charles II. Ryland.
The bride was becomingly so"neu III
white satin. with an cverdress OF white
Swiss. Her veil was caught with sun
burst Of pearls and diamonds ana she
carried a bouquet Of brides roses. Inc
bridesmaids-Misses Marion Ryland ana
Cassie Lyme. Of Richmond; Elizabeth
Hurt, of Caroline: Evelyn Pollard, OF
King William; Annie Ryland, or KING
and Queen. and Katherine AGREE OF DAN
ville-were daintily clad in white organize.
with trimmings of pink, and carried
punches of maiden hair ferns, while the
maid Of honor wore gown Oh "hlte'
and bore a bouquet Of pink roses.
After the ceremony breakfast was serv-
ed. ard the bridal party left for Rich
mond. and thence for "Trascate.' the
groom's summer home in Orange county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
INTERNATIONAL BIMETALLf>M.

Matthew Marshall, who writes the imam
cial articles OF the New York Sun. In yes
terday's issue OF that paper talks of the
rumor that England will reopen the
minis of India to the free coinage Of sill
yer. and introduces his article as follows:
The ENJOYS sent 70 Europe by President
Mckinley to negotiate an international
bimetanic agr cement have not yet made
any official report OF the results OF fhelr
mission. and the newspaper accounts OF
their doings do not indicate that they
have accomplished anything OF substdn-
tial Importance. They have, indeed, been
everywhere received with distinguished
courtesy. They have been presented TO
Queen Victoria, they have had interviews
with the French and the British prime
ministers, and they have been invited to
a mum Der of receptions and banquets, bat
I'm the business in which they are engdg
ed they have apparently made no pro-
eress Great Britain will discuss PROPOSE
lions. but positively refuses 10 abandon
the single gold standard; France will do
nothing without the cooperation Of Great
Britain, and Germany. Austria, and Rus
STA have not spoken at all. Practically.
the whole matter stands just where 1t
stood when the monetary conference of
1872 adjourned sine die.
That fair summary OF the situation.
and the strange part of 1t Is that the
status quo is pleasing TO everybody,
notably the ardent advocates of free coin
age Those who were at one time most
clamorous for international bimetal-
ism" have for some time past been ridi-
cuing the mission of the American Com
missioners, and have shown by their ut
terances that nothing would please them
better than for the commissioners to re-
turn with the announcement that they
were unable to accomplish anything
abroad in the interest OF that measure.
That would draw the line sharply. force
those who have been hiding behind the
plea OF international agreement 20 come
out Of their hiding place and bring the
county face 10 face with the fact that
II free coinage is to come. 1t must come
through legislation by the United States,
without the cooperation Of the European
nations.
The free silver people believe, or pre-
tend to believe, that they can win on that
issue, and seem eager to make the fight
again. They like the situation, and so do
we. We have no sort OF faith in the
promise held out for years, that England
and the other nations of Europe Will ever
open their minis to the free coinage of
silver, so long as the disparity between
the two metals remains as it is, and If
the silver fight is to come again, we pre-
fer an open night on the single issue of
free coinage, at the ratio of 16 TO / by
this country alone, with all side issues
eliminated.
Whenever a fight must come, we are
In favor of a fight in the open.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

stop with excursions. Success will stimu-
late the men concerned to greater ener-
gies, and new fields Of development will
constantly open up.
We have a great city. delightfully."- and
eligibly located. with fine natural facill-
ties and opportunities, and II our city does
not progress and increase 1t will
be for lack OF effort. OF organized effort.
Political questions have divided U.S.,
and we may and do differ on questions
OF national policy. financial and other
wise. but when II comes to the upbuild-
ing OF Richmond there are no two opin-
ions. We are one people. with one In
terest. and nothing should divide us on
the issue OF industrial development. II is
the privilege OF every man to entertain
his own political opinion. but 1t is the
duty OF every citizen of Richmond to do
whatever he can TO build up his city
Here ~ common platform upon which
we all may stand as united people. Let
us put aside the question of politics, and
all other questions that divide us, when
II comes to Richmond's interest. Let us
unite heartily, cordially. enthusiastically
in this forward movement. IL We shall
do so. the benefits will surely be forth
coming