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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
A HARD TEST For FRANCE.

Cheyenne Wyo sept TO- The verdict IN the
Drevfus case is unwarranted by the evidence. The
second trial was not alone determination of the
guilt or innocence NJ captain IN the French
Army but a Of the French Government and
the stability and strength of her institutions
French Justice has been weighed in the balance hy
the world and found wanting The army has
demonstrated It's supremacy, and the voice Of the
people has been ignored Militarism ana repub-
iica nism cannot stand together The continual
triumph of the former means the ultimate de-
struction ~ the latter. The revolt Of the French
neonle and the lust criticism ~ The civilized
lions will ] fear prove the severest test that has
confronted France since the dark davs If 1871
J. 4 VAN ORSDEL. Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
JUSTICE MADAM PITIEs FRANCE.
HE REGARDS THE VERDICT As THE DARK
EST PAGE IL HER HISTORN.

Justice David McAdam Of the Supreme Court.
said that he believed y repetition Of tho Dreytus
case could never occur under American Institutions
lie believed that the verdict would be final Con
tinuing. ne said
The world will look upon tho Verde; as = trav-
ostv on Justice. II makes the darkest page IN
French history Though q proud nation II can no
longer claim to be republican. after permitting that
which civilization everywhere else condemns II
proves that France is not a government by tho peo-
pie for people. bur mperialisfic IN the strong
est sense OF that term Tho verdict il not the re
suit Of calm judicial judgment but base Yielding
NJ to the sentiments Of tho worst passions Of the
anti Dreyfus element. II l. indeed sad result not
only for Dreyfus. out for the French a. a nation.
''Tis true Ills pity; pity It's. Ills true"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
REGRET FOR THE VERDICT.
NEW-YORKERs EXPRESS SURPRISE AND
PITY For FRANCE.


The following expressions Of opinion regarding
the verdict were made tc>Trbune reporters:
Alexander r. orr. who returned on Saturday
night from Europe said.
THE conviction Of Captain Dreyfus is matter or
intense disappointment 70 fair minded Americans.
They do things peculiarly over there They do not
look on point involving justice and tho liberty OF
a citizen do I'm this country"
Justice Edgar VI Cullen. Of the Appellate Di-
vision of tho supreme Court.
ITO English speaking people who used to
the common law. the French seem to have very
curious notion or competent evidence Ignoring
what the little judge ruled in the leading Of
Rardell VS. Pickwick what the soldiers said was
not evidence they appear 10 think that what any
soldier saw read heard or dreamed Is good evil
doncs against n man charged With most serious
and infamous offence The French are a great
people I'm which there is much To commend, but
the administration of Justice IS evidently not their
strong point"
II. 9. On Val. who returned on the New York. on
Saturday evening said:
81 was much shocked AZ the Dreyfus sentence
but 7 expected it, in Paris on August n on
the day of the riot The French have funny riots
a lot ~ people wave cane. and shout one East
Side fight I'm NeV-York would he revolution I'm
Parts Three Broadway policemen could put the
biggest Partisan mob 10 rout Most of the mob. So
called had their hands IN their pockets and waited
Tor the other fellow 70 do the rioting Tho French
sec in the sentence OF Dreyfus qualification Of
their prejudice against The race of which Dreyfus
ie ? member They hate The Jew. When | asked
them about fairness and Justice they would say
~ me- Watt until Won have them We have them
here Then you will think differently They are
Ike the worms thai cat ont rho heart of the oak
and leave nothing but the bark When they got into
New York as they have got into Paris then Won viii
Mr.. Du Val said 1t was quite contrast going
fron he Germany
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DREYFUSARDS on IA GAscoGNE.
REGRET GENERAL AMONG THE PASSENGERS
At TIE CARTAIN.s NIISEoR I'll Ne


AT THE CAPTAINS MISFORTUNE
Dreyfusards apparently predomnated among the
passengers In the steamship La Gascogne. which
reached here from Havre yesterday. for there was
a very general expression OF regret the verdict
Of the military court at Rennes. and much sym
pathy vas eyinced both for Captain Dreyfus and
his wife. or course. there were some who upheld
the court and on the way up the Bay. after the
news had been learned from the pilot and at Quar-
antine there were excited groups all the ship
arguing about the case with much vehemence and
gesticulation.
1T IS the disgrace Of France" Justice IL out
ragged Truth IS dragged in the mud" some
or the characterizations OF the verdict. and so
eager were the passengers for details OF the last
week proceedings Of the court that newsboy well
provided with back numbers would have reaped
harvest
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J1ansysa n spssskins N The English ne" Of me


Philippines. he said
The, say that have pretty nasty mess
I'm tho Philippines hut now that Nc have got into
u ought 20 500 II ont They think We erred ~
getting into n in thn 1rsf place III tell you that
tho Englishmsn. the Frenchman. tho German. IN
Tact. tho ~ very nationality. think more
OF ~ since tho spanish than they did before.
'ongr"ssma NEGLECT Mitchell MAJ. president or ms
Unity club. the leading Hebrew organization N
Brooklyn.
= think ia outrage don't think there
was scinfllla Of evidence 10 warrant in" a"uon
OF tho court. n will be more n 1"rlmcnt 70 Tho
French nation than 10 one cleo. " VIII lower
the French people I'm tho estimation OF AZ the civil
wed nations Of m" world Tho untairness of me
judges manifest throughout tho trial mar
the conclusion forced itself upon Al that their yer
dict would b" guilty. despit" any cyid"nc" ~ ~
contrary. ..
Il feel confident that an appeal viii follow. "
tho is retired by civil auihori'os there Is no
doubt that Dreyfus Will NOT only b" acquitted,
hut exonerated from all association. either D.
rectly indirectly with rho troach' rous acts Win
which he Is charged 40 better results than ine
present can come OF q retriai by military court
Tho impression has gained strong foo'ho,d In
France that tho trial Of Dreyfus means the trial
OF the army. which would necessarily bias any
military tribunal
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nOr-RT OK THE DECISION.

Omaha Sort 10 CSpecan-r long since
learned that newspaper reports ~ trial are
insufficient to form the basis of correct opinion
as 10 what tho verdict should bc. To say that
all the general officers who testified are per-
jurers and that The court itself has violated it's
oath would not bo warranted los any fact which
has come 10 my attention. Therefore must
accept the verdict as Just. though 10 so with
grave doubts. because Of tho decision ~ the
Court Of Cassation G J. SMYTH.
Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
40 SUCH RESULT II AMERICA.

Springfield. H. Sept. 10 (SpcciaD.-The Drey-
fus trial travesty on Justice and tho YER
dict was to he expected. Under the rules govern
ing the introduction Of evidence in this country
such a result could never have been obtained
Moreover, the evidence was not sufficient TO sus-
tain such verdict The standing Of the re
public has thereby been lowered in the estima-
ton of the civilized world. All lovers Of Justice
will he gratifed If the Judgment is reversed.
g. n. MONROE.
Assistant Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
poIsoNs HERSELF AND THREE CHILDREN

Putsburg Sept l0.-Mrs. Mary Gallagher, aged
+hirty-fve wife Of Felix Gallagher. mill man
Of Port Perry last night poisoned herself and three
OF her children with laudannm Mrs gallagher
and her four months old babe died to-day, but the
two DAUGHTERS aged five and seven, VIII probably
recover The husbands statement TO the coroner
f. that he knows Of no possib" reason why ms
wife should have committed the deed He says when
he returned home from the mill last night he was
met by his fifteen year-old son Patrick. VINO
said. They are all sick They must be poisoned
Tne Coroner has been unable TO find Patrick 10
eef his story and he thinks the boy Is being kept
ONT OF ihc for some purposc as Vt unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
DIR BURT BLAMEs THE JEsUITs.

The Rev. DR. William Burt. for twelve years tho
head OF the missionary work in Italy OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. spoke TO large and inter
ested audience IN the De Kalb-ave. church last
night. He criticised the Jesuits somewhat. and
said they were as much the cause for the unhappy
condition OF France were Dreyfus and the Jews
pope Leo has always acknowledged the Republic
of France" said DR. Burt but the Jesuits, ! know
Of my knowledge, are the agents. or at least
the supporters for the claims Of the preender
They have taken advantage Of the prejudice
against Dreyfus Jew 10 stir mp a muddy pool
in which they fish for their own benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
HEBREWS SHOW INDIGNATION.
OPINIONS or PROMINENT MEN IN JEv1sf


CIRCLES
chicsro SEPT fo-Prominent Hebrews Of
America, asked for their opinion on the Dreyfus
,erdict united In announcing the trial and its
results 81 q travesty on Justice. Rabbi Emil G.
Hrsch said. 1T is the old. old story. When a
country wants 4 scapegoat on which 10 unload sh
.ts Shortcomings IL selects Jew That IS true all
ever The world. have no doubt that had Dreyfus
net been q Jew the result would have been diff
serert Tn France ninety-nine out Of one hundred
people are convinced that he Is guilty. and they
think because he is a Jew.
j think the outcome OF this trial will influence
Jews 10 stay away from the Paris Exposition. II
will not be organized boycott, but the natural
feeling that France is hostile 10 Jews viii keep
them away. was jeered Jew when in Paris
t''s sumner and nobody under similar circum-
stances would wish 60 10 he Exposition.
The enect ca the American people IS 3 whole
nav be different. Just now they think France has
oone Dreytus injustice. but they viii forget
Lest year the French reviled America because We
dared 70 whip Spain without Frances consent This
year the Partisan hotels could NOT hold the vast
sordes OF Americans That Is the wsy we forget
The Official organ Of the German Government
tad ,hst schgarzkoppen had haq absolutely no
res given that statement the lie ard Germany has
,ns opportunity 70 consider II an insult 90 not
sanve Wooiner Of Peoria. said As an Ameri,
1sn citizen. irrespective Of my Jewish religion.
hat the cgr sT Vas 'o 6pr srs for h. soe puT
Jose o. CONVICTION. l. trial Of the army. not
efy loving zsn Of he u Tn ee STATES as we
IS of ev4rv other civilized country 20 put the
:gsucs. 20 Immediately arise en- masse and bv their
United action let enlightened France feel their
Ratb. I l. Leucht. Of New-Orleans Simon Wolf
s. SWEfas,aiington Marcus Beinheimer. of s. louis
HKIaqs q Philadelphia Bernard Bettmann, 81
siasinnaii. Cvr'ls Adlsr Of Washington and Jacob
T0.stc all tber CVc'x
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WILL NOT ATTEND EXPOSITION.

ST. Louis Sept lo-An informal meeting Of the
most prominent merchants in 81. Louis was held
Yesterday afternoon shortly after the Dreyfus de-
ciSion became known. and II was unanimously
agreed that not one ~ them would attend the
Paris Exposition make exhibition. II was
also decided that they would their influence 70
deter others from attending making exhibits
There were present the meeting many Of the
leading members of the Merchants' Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
THE rvArGt R4TToy or DR. BARRrs.

Amherst Mass sept % The Inauguration ~
the Rev George Harris. y. =. Ii n. fhe former
president Of Andover Seminary. president ~
Amherst College viii occur october y ~ 80 p.
NJ The Rev. Or T. Winchester Donald. rector ~
Trinity Church Boston will represent The trustees.
and President Harris will deliver an inaugural sd
dress After he inaugural exercises there vii hs
a reception AZ the presidents house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
WHAT TIE VERDICT INDICATES
From Tho Brooklyn Eaglo.

LaDori, mere civilian. had undertaken 10 hrfrz
home TO the generals dislonorabl. conspiracy, and
IN that effort h. had ignored all the Difference due
10 official usage aud had appealed directly 20 fha
hated Prlssian. The general stan took alarm The
esprit DE- corps IF the army WAS shocked into self
defence. The members OF the court martial ceas sod
to be judges I'm the case fellow officer and
became units in the French Army arrsigned 70
repel an insult and 10 resist the attack 81 thu
mortal enemy Of their army and Of their country
That the turning point I'm the case OF Dreyfus
and IL turned against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11

indianapolis. Sept 10 (SpeciaD.-Dreyfus
would have been acquitted under any American
State Code practice Under either the military
or civil code Of France the acquttal or con-
viction Of an accused depends almost wholly on
the prejudice IF the presiding judge. preNfus
is a victim Of the French code. He VIII finally
be free WILLIAM l.. TAYLOR
Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
SENTENCE TERMED UNJUST.
VIEWS or ATTORNEY GENERALS OF
VARIOUS STATES.

Tho follow ing arc opinions on the decision ~
tho court martial IT Ronuoe eNpre ssed rf At
tcrney Generals Of various states Of m" 'n'"'
CONTRARY To- JUSTICE
Richmond Va. sept 10 (Sp"rian In1'r ""'
system of Jurisprudence tho verdict "a nnsup
ported by the evidence and contrary - 'n'
most elementary conceptions Of Justice.
4 ! MONTAGUE.
Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
A PAGE FROM THE DARK AGES.

ST. Paul. MINI. Sept. 10 CspeciaD.-The ORGY
fus verdict. II seems 70 me. Is clipping Of
page from the history Of the Dark Ages can
not understand how a tribunal composed If sol
diers has found II possible To exclude the most
important evidence offered tending 10 show the
prisoners innocence and then condemn him
upon hearsay statements. II IS a sad day for
liberty in France. ". B. DOUGLAS
Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11

fuss fate reached Indianapolis Captain Wallace
Foster. who started the plan ~ floating the Ameri
osn fas over Indiana schoolhouses. announced that
he would have the flag Of France burned I'm tho
public streets Last evening large crowd was
drawn 20 his home in North Capitol-sve. where
the tricoor brought and burned on the boule-
ward. There loud cheering the nag. which
Captain Foster had obtained at the Worlds Fair.
reduced 10 ashes. a Frenohman took part IN
the ceremony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
PAVING THE WAY FOR DISASTER

PAVING TIE Way FOR DIHAHIEN'
THE REV. MADISON C.. PETERS breaches ON
THE RESULT OF THE DREYFUs VERDICT.
The Rev Madison e Peters. pastor OF the Bloom
ingdale Church Broadway and SiXty-eighth-sI
took as his text last evening Justice standeth
afar or for truth IL fallen I'm the street and equity
cannot enter The Lord saw 1t and II dispeaHed
him. and there was no Justice" Mr. Peterss text
vas I'm reference 10 Captain Dreyfus and he said
I'm part
God is just vengeance i His. He WI repay ana
som. daV between the milstOnes OF Ills wrath 10
viii grind France TO pieces. Frederick the Great
hold ile maxim that ITO Cypress the jew never
hrni1hf r,rosn. ritv 10 any country" Now. want
10 take another tot from 5nc sa9e ynapier 10
taiuad hlm n me French generals lived In this
country their pictures ,w<uld probably be placed IN
having the usv for serious disaster 10 the Repuh-
f. Tho civilized world stands astounded that IN
the closing days OF tho nineteenth century Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
NEED MISSIONARIES N FRANCE

Helena Mont Sept 10 (Spocian.-H the re-
ports fairly indicated the trend ~ the testimony
Dreyfus's condemnation IS unauthorized. n
looks as II the court marital was organized 10
condemn him Some effective missionary work
could be pro1ta bly, performed IN Frence. as we'll
as In the unexplored regions of Central Africa.
6. \. NOLAN.
Attorney General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
ACTION TAKEN IN INDIANAPOL1S.
Want AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS WITHDRAWN
rRoM PARIS EXPOSITION

indianapolis Sept 10 (SpeciaD.-The Marion CLUB.
an important Republican organization 81 this city
sent tho following resolution 70 Senator's Fairbanks
and Beveridge and Congressman Ovcrstreet last
night.
The Marion club. club. which - lover OF
jusic, and fair play, urges you. as a Just rebukH
TO military deSpOtsm. which has convicted 'aptain
DrcvflIs an innocent man. 10 use your influence
with President Mckinney 70 got him 20 "ifhdrav
the American Commissioner 10 the Paris ENpor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
p1scHARGED BECAUSE OF VERDICT

'acago Sept 1o-Si1 French painters employed
~ the L Wrghts Iron Painting COMPANY were
c.scAatged summariv YESTERDAY soon the
Vefoct n NE court martial ~ Rennes was known
re ne, al been in the employ ~ the company
~ number ~ wears Mr. Wrights said that the
Stscharse had been hanging the heads Of the
,,.sineamen for some time. conditioned upon the
Nerr'Cf ~ NJ ~o1rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
4 DISGRACE TO THE REPUBLIC.

Austin Tex. Sept. 10 CspecIaD.-Basng my
opinion on the evidence ae reported In the daily
press the Judgment IS not supported and Is an
outrage on justice and shame upon the French
Republic THOMAS s. SMITH
Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11

ASSISTANT DIST not ATTORNEY RITMFN-
THAI WILL HOLD A CONFERENCE
AT HIS OFFICE TO-DAY
Assistant District Attorney Rlumenthal Vill
hold meeting at o'clock to-day in his Office.
at No. @71 Broadway. 10 which all citizens in
terested in the Dreyfus verdict are invited. to
start movement for a mass meeting TO protest
against the verdict and to ask President Nc
Kinley 10 request the pardon Of Dreyfus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
CONTRARY To- JUSTICE


saul 81 Marie. Mich, sept 10 oSpeclap.-
Dreyfus was tried by A preiudced court ana
the verdict. whether Just or not. VIII not 10 re-
srected. From what have read Of the trlal !
believe him innocent
HORACE NJ OREN,
Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
4 FRELGRT TRALN DETAILED.

lewiston Ne. Sept lo-Twolve cars OF through
freight train from Waterville TO Portland were de-
rallied and demolished early this morning The
property damage exceeds 81 e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
DREYFrs COULD NOT ACCEPT SWORD.

Atlanta Ga. Sept 1O.-Mrs. David Echberg, Of
this city. who recently started movement 10
raise a fund among American Hebrews for the
purpose Of presenting a handsome sword 10 Cap
tain Dreyfus. received letter yesterday from
Nine Dreyfus. IN which she said the captain could
not accept a sword from the American people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
BELIEVES DREYFUs INNOCENT.

Frankfort. Ky. Sept 10 (SpeciaD.-From the
facts published think that Dreyfus IS ihho-
cent. and that he should have been acquitted.
W s TAYLOR.
Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
THE DREYFUS VERDICT.
AN OUTRAGE on HUMANITY.

From Tho PittsburS Dispatch.
The verdict IN the Dreyfus yesterday vse
an outrage on humanity. All through the ciTilizet
world wherever the human heart thrOhs - A sense
If iustce-a cry Of horror will 20 up against mt.
shocking nfamy-this astounding advertisement o.
f,ls.hood fraud and cruel persecution ~ A help
loss wretch A. the ingredients of tho thing known
as patriotism among the officers OF Tho French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
UNFORTUNATE Franc


From TN. Nevark Advertiser
The verdict 4; Rennes i,olates France among ne
nations ot the world Sho stands alone In hsr
shame. And that verdict has kindled torch thst
will start civil coniagration I'm France. The pun
lsimeLts OF nations are self indicted. ami france
contains all tha elements OF her own undo'nS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
HIS INNOcENcE ESTABLISHED.
From The Washington Star

Had DreyfiIs never been retired there might havs
remained some question 10 his innocence. strong
q the sentiment IN his favor may have been both
in France and abroad. But now that b." has had a
second trial. publicly conducted. hts innocence "a
practically established in the worlds mind
definitely though the whole fabric Of fraud.
forgery perjury and conspiracy which has been
raised prosecute him had tumbled TO the ground.
leaving the real traitors exposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
WOMEN DECLARE A BOYCOTT

Kansas CITY. Mo. Sept 1O-The ~ The
"eo'e~ Relief Association. IN which the leading
.s"'sh families Of Kansas City represented, Al
meeting last night adopted the following resolu-
20, We do hereby pledge ourselves not 70 visit
80 territory ~ the French Republic buy or handle
say merchandise or other thing manufactured or
49, IN any territory or possession Of said re-
t1s--. liul the truth OF the innocence Of Captain
s'lrec DreyfIs shsN Be shown 20 the world by a
'~f and impartial trial.
BURNED THE FLAG or FRANCE
Indianapolis, Sept. lo.-When the news OF Drey-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
Az OPERA Ror-FTE REPUBLIC.
From The PhiIadslphia Times

\ nation with Justice rudely driven from het
own sanctuary and with military despotism %
most INSCRIPTIONS and criminal type overriding
Law have but brief existence IN the enlightened
civilization OF the closing century, and the recon
VictiOn ~ Dreyfus means that revolution will
speedily do him Justice. We may safely hid fare
well 70 the opera bcuffe republic Of France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
cOOLBROTH DIES or HIS INJURIES.

z,s .esAnAxr MAY RE TRIED OF CHARGE
or MURDER
Randolph Mass Sept. lo-Ben)amin Noo'Oro'"'
,rop,an in a local shoe factory who Was as
e,,,,ad u.huo al work by William Young yesterday.
died to-day from his injuries. An autopsy showed
that death resulted from injuries about the head
roc.tved from a hammer used by Young during the
a.sarlt The trouble was Of long standing, and
aSoabad q climax when Young learned that Cool
b-oth Intended 10 discharge him at the close OF the
SSaCo,s ,rorL Young who was arrested. Will be ar
ga ia Ig9eI IN Quincy TO- morrow charge 81 muir
der or granddaughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11

"a musician out ~ work are YOU" said tho
housekccper well youl nnd few cords IN the
woodshed suppose You favor me with an obhli-
cato"
Pardon the pronunciation. madam replied
paripatHtic Padroosky. hut Chopin f. not popular
with me. Catholic Standard and Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
HOW THE GOVERNMENT WILL ACT.

From The Philadelphia inquirer
How the present Ministry inclines is not known
and cannot be- conicrturod The single issue upon
which f. brought into power was the enforce
ment II the law as the Court ~ Cessation Rad L.
cIared q That mission has been discharged ard
beyond that II may not he inclined 10 70 Which
ever way Il may incline a. viii meet with ~ almost,
anua llN iiAidcd nnnnsif ION.