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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03
TO MEET THE VOLUNTEERS.
A Project 10 Mobilize the Regiments AZ
Minneapolis aud ~. rauL Minimize
Ktnley 70 He Pren.nt.


Washington. May So-Ail the volun-
teers now In the Philippines II they
IN mustered out al San Francisco, are
to be invited TO mobilize at MlnnesPo-
lis and ST. PauL. There they are to be
rendered a rouSing welcome, made the
more notable by the presence Of PreSi-
dent Mckinley. The president has
been anxious 10 meet all the troops
who served in the Philippines II, this
were practicable. and he agreed 10 go
10 Minneapolis and st. Paul to greet
the Minnesota volunteers With the
possibility that the president might be
unable TO continue his trip further
west the twin cities have undertaken
to Arrange for the mobilization
of all the volunteers As their guests.
The organizations II mustered out at
San Francisco will be transported to
Minneapolis and 81. Paul as the guests
of the twin cities. After the jubilee
the troops will ~ home to their respec-
tive states at the expense of the states
The Programme is to have the North
and South Dakota, Montana, Colorado.
Tennessee. Iowa, Pennsylvania, Kan
~ and Nebraska volunteers at this
gathering and, if possible, those from
the states of Washington, Utah, Oregon
and California.
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T WERE NOT DOWN.
Carelsssaess Cau.cs a serious Wreck al
Seattle. the Loss OF Life and In
jury TO Many People

Seattle. Wash. May S0-A local pas
senger train Of the Northern Pacific
and a Grant street electric ear collidcd
near Washington iron works. precipi'
tating about Is persons into the bay,
One passenger, T. Broad, died ON the
way TO the hospital, Another passen'
ger named Hofeditz.was seriously, II
not fatally. injured. Some Of the other
passengers were seriously hurt The
water where the people were thrown
into the bay was about IS feet deer
and Il was a miracle that some OF
them were not drowned 81 far a,
known every passenger has been &c.
counted for. The accident occurred at
a crossing. II is not clearly under.
stood how the accident occurred. ss
the stories conflict. The railroad com
pany has the r~ight-of-way at the cross
ings, but II seems that the gates were
not down. The motorman saw the
train coming, but 1t was too late to
stop, The track was very slippery,
The passengers saw the train coming,
but expected the car to stop every mo-
mani
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03
RATHER EXPENSIVE JOKE.
Frank McGll. . New Jersey Man. shocked
with Eisetrieity by Fsllow-worksrs
and Dies from Its Effects.

New York, May SO.-Frank MeGin
died suddenly in the carhouse OF the
Paterson Railroad company, at Pater-
son, n. J. 1t was given out at the time
that heart disease caused his death, but
Investigation indicates that he died as
q result of a practical joke, being
killed by electricity. Joseph Grant
and Christopher Ashfeld, who were
also employed at the carhouse,
yer arrested upon charges of
mAnslaughter. Grant admits that q
practical joke was played on McGiI,
live wire being connected with a soft
soap tub. 1t was expected that when
the men took out a handful Of soft soap
to wash their hands, they would re-
eeive a slight shock. The wire used,
however, appears TO have been a high
tension one and the results fatal.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03
A NATIONS DANGERS.
Dr.. Tslmage ElOquently POrtrays
the cOuntry's Destiny.
Monopoly the Overshadswing Czrss
Of Our LAnd-NIhilisn an Evil
POwer-InadeIIty . s0uree
of weakness.
Copyright, lsss. by Louis Klopseh.l
M-.nEL-aan- NJ a

Copyright. 1875. by Louis Klopseh.l
Washington. May .
In this discourse DR.. Talmage speaks
Of some of the perils that threaten our
American institutions, and points out
the path of safety; text, Isaiah 62:4:
Thy land shall be married"
As the greater includes the less, so
does the circle of future joy around u
entire world include the epicycle Of our
W republic. Bold, e%xhilarant, unique,
Divine imagery Of the text Atthe close
Of a week in which for four days our
national capital was q pageant and all
that grand review and hammered process
sion and national anthems could do,
celebrated peace, it may not be inapt TO
anticipate the time when the Prince OF
Peace and the heir Of universal domin-
ion shall take possession Of this nation,
and "thy land shall be married"
In discussing the final destiny of this
nation il makes all the d~ifferencsin the
world whether we are on the way TO a
funeral or a wedding. The Bible leaves
no uouot on 'nls suDJee- p'
anu On platforms anu III P~ ~
lie concourse / near SO many OF the
mufHed drums Of evil prophecy sound
CO. as tnough we were On INC %
uohaI lhtermehl' anu oes
and Babylon and Tyre in the cemetery
OF ueau nations our
enuomDed' 'nat i Wish you
h,anu II ~ NOV 10 DC Du .p
uais' NOT mAuso'eunA, guy
affair hot cypress, Du'
SONS hotrequlem, u "
0 my iahu snail De nAri
propose 70 name some oi ssi"r'
who are claiming b hand OF ths re
publlc. Inns land Is 80 iAlr' ~ eAu''
ful, SO thal u mas many S"
n 1t "iil depend much upon your al
vice whether ms or mat shal De &c
copied or rejected in inc nrs. PiAce'
remark Ihere Is a CREEPY AhsraP
ing monster VINO come In AS sW'o
seeking Inc nam Oh inns rePuohe' ant
that monster rs known py me name .
monopoly MS c@pie y mAue ou.o
b rall Irsck ano the ware Oh leieg
raphy. he noes everything Ior ms owl
advantage ahu ior the roDoery OF IN
people innings went Oh from OAo y
worse uhul IN tDe thfee ieglsiaIures o
new iorn ne 80 an
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I~ntsr.,,,nr Decl.lon nor shInn.,.

Washington, May 80, The United
States supreme court yesterday held, In
the case Of the Missouri, Kansas a.
Texas Railway company Va. Mccain
& swizer, that a railroad company
receiving an assignment Of goods was
responsible for damage 10 them In cases
where the damage occurred on a con.
Meeting line. The opinion was handed
down by Justice White and affirmed
the opinion Of the supreme court OF
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Topeka, Kan, May SO.-The insur-
anee companies announced a reduction
of rates Of insurance in the five cities
Of Kansas having paid fire depart
ments-Topeka, Kansas City, Wichita,
Leavenworth and Atchison. The re-
duction is from so cents to SIS cents on
frame buildings and from SO cents to
IS cents OIL brick buildings. The re-
duction in other cities In the state will
be announced in a few days, but will
be smaller because they have no paid
fire department.
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Topeka, Kan, May 80. 1t has been
believed by many who have kindred in
the Twentieth Kansas that a soldier
may, at the end of the term of service
demand muster out and discharge at
Manila and receive travel pay from
there to the place of enlistment. Act.
ing on this belief these people have adj
vised the soldiers by letter to make this
demand and with the money they re.
ceive return home by way Of the Sue1
canal
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WORK OF coUNTERFEITERs
The Monroe Head" 500 Bill Plate stoleu
from the Government Vaults at
Washington.

Washington, May 80. According to
a story printed in the Denver News the
government secret service officials
there haye just received the informa-
tion that the plate from which the ia.
nous Monroe head" slOO counterfeit
was printed was not the work of Tay-
Tor and Bredell, the eounterfeiters, but
was stolen from the government vaults
at Washington, only the work printed
in colors being done by the MEN now
under arrest. II is said the theft was
perpetrates five years ago, but it was
not until recently that an expert en-
graver could be found to execute the
color work so that the plate could be
used.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03

Minneapolis, MINI, May 2s.--De-
mocracy asserted itself In the Presby-
terrain general assembly yesterday.
With a shout the assembly voted down
two carefully considered aud prepared
plans TO reduce the membership, one
by q third and the other by more than
a half. The committee on reduced rep.
reSentAtion, appointed a year ago, was
scarcely given courteous treatment,
70 pronounced was the feeling against
getting farther away from the people.
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Henderson Lead. In the West.

Washington, May SO.-The action of
the Wisconsin republicans in the house
in declaring for Gen. Henderson,, OF
Iowa, for speaker is accepted by poll
ticians here as placing Henderson far
In the lead OF Hopkins, Of Illinois, or
any other western candidate. This is
the first instance since the campaign
for the speakership opened in which a
state delegation without a candidate
OF It's own has declared a preference.
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Farm for Sale

As administrator of the estate
of Ethan Allen, deceased, ! offer
for sale his farm Of 70 acres, two
miles south of Lexington, on the
independence road. Underlaid
with coal. Large apple orchard.
Possession given March 1, 1900.
Also offer the large two-story
brick residence, in this city,
between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth Sts.. on Franklin avenue.
The above residence is for rent.
w. q. MUsGRovE,
If Administrator.
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Casualties Since the War Began.

Washington, May 25.-Adjt. Gen.
Corbin has prepared this statement OF
the number Of deaths which have oe.
CURED In the army since the beginning
OF the war with Spain: In Cuba, l,339;
IN Porto Rico, 9s7; at Honolulu, -: in
the Philippine, COG; in the United
States, S,S72; total, 5000.
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The Trial OF Kennedy and o,h.r.

Mansfield, Mo-, May SO.-John Ken.
nedy, bill" Jennings and Joe" Shep-
ard were brought from the Jail al
Springfield during the night in charge
of Sheriff Cantrell and Deputy Black.
well, to be tried at Hartyille, tn,
county seat, for the robbery of a train
on the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Mem
phis railway, January 8, 1899. Tn,
trial is set for Tuesday.
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The Kau,a, County Mu., PAY

Topeka, Kan, May SN.-Attorney
General GODDARD received a Telegram
announcing that the Udited States su.
preme court had dismissed the appeal
in the Scott county bond case. Scott
county r~epudiated s14G, 900 worth OF
bonds held by the state school fund.
The decision Of the federal supreme
court means that Scott county must
pay the Indebtedness.
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Nevada A.yIum damaged.

Nevada, Mo-, May SO.-This city suf-
fered severely from a heavy rainfall
and electric storm. The lightning
struck in not less than Il dozen places.
On the premises of the state insane
asylum the greatest damage was done.
The buildings yer struck four times
and a panic prevailed among the in
mates. This loss to the state will be
$1,000. The main building caught fire.
but the flames We're subdued without
mn,h lnss
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VIII They lie RemoyedY

Kansas City, Mo-. May SO.-A Jour
nal special from Topeka says: The or.
der issued by tie president amending
the civil service regulations does moi
affect many Kansas federal officials.
The principal injury done democratic
oficeholders in this state is at the fed
eral penitentiary at Leavenworth. Tn,
warden, chaplain and physici an are al
democrats and they viii no doubt b,
succeeded by republicans.
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NEWS NOTES.

The steamer China arrived at San
Francisco from Honolulu In the fast
time Of five days and II hours.
The post Office department has Is.
sued instructions directing that here.
after newspapers shall be treated a.
letters in making up the mail for Porto
Rico.
Capt. Charles d. Clay, Of the Seven.
teenth infantry, a grandson Of Henry
Clay, and q fighter at Santiago, has
returned to Chicago from Manila on
sick leave.
Gov. Wolcott, OF Massachusetts, has
vetoed the so-called Spanish veterans
preference bill, rs well a. the bill eK.
empting trades unions from the inSur-
ance laws governing fraternal beneH-
ciary organizations. The veterans
preference bill exempted veterans OF
the late war with Spain from civil sery-
Ice examinations aud gave them a prrf.
erence on the public service appoint
ment list next after the veterans OF
the civil war.
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Topeka, Kan, May 27.-Gov. STANLEY
received a telegram yesterday from Sec.
Rotary Of War Alger saying that Tn,
Twentieth Kansas will be permitted 10
decide where ii wants to be mustered
out II the state will provide a suitable
place Gov. Stanley at once tele.
graphed that the state will provide I
suitable place.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03

Artist Ito attendant at art musum)
How is this? My picture Is hanging
upside down.
Attendant-Fm sorry, but the hang
ing committee thought that w~asrlght!
well, leave 1t that way. On the
whole ] think like 1t that way best
mYs@lf!"-Fliegende Blaetter.
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Mrs. WARS your husband,
Mis- TraNlSf / ain't seen him for purt'
nigh a week now.
Mrs. Trayis-He went over into Paw.
nee county last Friday.
How did he go-cyclone or hoss-
back ?"-ChicaRo Evening News
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Notice 10 Bridge Controctor.

WIN let 10 the lowest aud best bidder. ON
MONDAY, JUNE 9Th, lsn,
~ ~ "H1 'ock, a NJ at site Of cnlyert, ropnlra
,oah. near the Missouri pneinc rsiira, WV a
Jndgn Fields residence. ""' "nu
hiu- WIN also be- made for earthworL and
KIN work, tor which plans ana speoIa"atlnns
wv ne exhibited NJ lime " letting.
law 'rln nus give bond as required by
reserved '""V " REJECT any or ali bids r.
j. X GRAY,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of administration on the estate n,
nnniorl y smith. deceased, were granted h
,he undersigned on the 18TH day ~ Nav
~, ny the probate court Of Laiayeti,
All persons having claims ayain., s.L,
estate are required 10 exhibit hen nv, isn,l
ance 70 me ndiuinistutriS within nne vea,
n,ter the anie Of said letters. or they may be
pIe'lihod inpm any bcnrnt Of surh esiate
,nu " slch claims be not exhibited within
viii { u ron tue date OF said letters, they
This nth day Of May, lsa0.
Aa,u GEORGIE SMITH,
AdministratriN
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

~ virtue of an order OF the probate courI
4, LtIayeIte county, Missouri. made Of record
or Virenda Price, deceased.
Au persons having claims against said cstni.
nc required to exhibit them Tor allowance Ia
lne administration within one year after tbe
1a'e o, sald letters or they mag be preoluded
Itoin any benefit Of such estate; and n such
claims be not exhibited within two yeats fr,,n,
.ne date oil said letters they will be forever
This nth day Of May, ls0a.
.s-, ". d. WILSON,
"Sf"' Public Administrators
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Next few months are times
for Cyclones, Tornadoes and
Hurricanes. Protect yourself
from loss by purchasing an
insurance policy. Rates are
lower now on town property
than ever before. Winsor will
fix up these policies for you.
See
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-06-03

Austin, Tex, May 25.-The house
passed q bill legalizing strikes by mem.
bers OF labor organizations. The ven.
ate finance committee considered the
income tax bill, which was passed by
the house a few days ago. and voted V
refer 1t 70 the state tax eommiaxaA-
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At Kansas Cty-Kansas City 6 Buffalo &
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4, Milwaukee 3
Observation-Disclosures II, Detroit 4.
Al ST. Paul-IndianapolisS St Paul 1.
or THE CIuHs
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Live stock.
Kansas Cit, May 9.-Cattle-Receipts. l.0p.
calves, al; market steady to strong; Shipping
and dressed beef steers, sLOOda8; western
steers, A.0oGS.OO; COWS and helfers, ts.ssaIyO;
stockers and feeders. sS.75G5.g5. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, e,e84i market steady at sS.72n. Sheep
Receipts, 4,@l; market active and steady sheep,
u7sGh0, lambs, 5.09LS.
St. Louis, May ". Cattle Receipts, 2,6OO;
market steady To strong; beef steers, light to
fancy heavy, AOGa-50: stOckers and feeders.
aA0A7S; cows and helfers, t2.50GL75; Texas
and Indian steets, 1.5OG5.O0; cows and heifers,
2sooA.S. Hogs Receipts. 400; market
steady; pigs and lights, B65Gs.75 packers,
ss.7Oe25; butchers. s3.sods ". Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 4,5O0; market steady: natives, AOOa
SEQ; lambs, b.gsG7.50.
Chicago, MAJ Receipts, 1880;
market stronger; beeves, A,4O95.5O; cows and
heifers, G.O09S.OO; Texas steers. ti.0oa5. 90:
stockers and feeders, p.7sd5l5. Hogs-Re-
eeiDts, 4O.0oO' market generally steady; mixed
and butchers, D.g93.s7h; good heavy, E7s0
$50; rough heavy, 8.5OGS65; light, sen
sS2h. Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market steady
to weak; sheep A0oG5.5O; lambs, shorn, q. Is
6aO.
Grain and Provisions.
Kansas City, May 29.-Receipts OF wheat, loo
cars; Q year ago, holiday. Sales by car lots: No.
9 hard, 67G70he; No. 5 hard, 6snG6sno; No.
hard. olh6@hci No. 9 soft, 76G77c: No. 8 soft.
7s0Iec; No. soft. o4G66c. Receipts Of corn.
lis cars; = year ago, holiday; No. 2 mixed. 0Ha
2hc; No. > mixed, 9Ac; No. 4 mixed. eVc:
No. 2 white, 0G3lc; No. 8 white. s0a@Xc:
No. 4 white, @ne. Receipts OF oats, u cars; wear
ago. holiday; No. 2 mixed, e6xG2sc; No. 3 mixed.
&c; No, 4 mixed, CSC; No. 2 white, 7Y@
2shc; No. . white. s7hc; No. 4 white, eoa
&c. Receipts Of hay. i6 cars: a year ago,
holiday Timothy, u.5OGs.oo; prairie, E.OOa7. 50;
alfalfa, HOoGsm. Eggs, lie per dor Poultry,
hens. 10 per h.; broilers, 2Oc; ROSTERS,
&c each; turkeys, 667c; ducks, 71i5e; geese,
thGsc; pigeons, n.00 per doz. Butter. extra
fancy, isc; dairy, iSc; store packed, lOaiie.
Potatoes 900 per bu. Lettuce, l5d25c per bu.
Radishes, Tscdtl0 per bu- Peas. TOO for Y bu.
Pteplant, Nc per doZ- punches. Spinach, 20Gs5c
per bu. Asparagus, l5120c per dor. punches.
Strawberries, u sol. so per crate.
Chicago, May 9-wheat-May. 7lHa7ene.
July, 75h077So; September, 7bha7oXc Corn
May, &tdS2kc; July. s2KG32Kc; September,
Gx0ss,lc. oats-May. ssa2iKc; July. eba
axe; September, lSNGe0c. Pork-May, B.l2X:
July, @.l5Gs.S; September, ts.S0ls4O. Lard
May, 500; July, 6.OSn5.O7n; September. B.i7n
0S0. Short rbs-May. A.o; July, H67Ha
40; September, A.soalsen.
Chicago and 1t. Louis Cash Grain.
Chicago. May 29.-Wheat-CaSh, No. 2 red.
7onG7Ihc; No . 7shG7Bne; No. hard win.
TEL, Rh0Dhe; No. 3 hard winter, 7OHa7gHc;
No. northern spring. 75a76c; No. 9 northern
spring 1ih07oc; No. 8 northern spring. 7Dd
Hho. ~Corn-Cash, No. 2, s2Nc; No. 3, size,
oats-cAsh, NOee, 2sa2Ihe. No. 3, 2sHas.c.
st LDuis Nav Cash ~. a.
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me big Three" combine will give you
,no lNrELLlaESoER. the Cosmopolitan
Magazlne and the New York T~pica.a-
week world oil one year for S2,4O. II
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IL Is reported that a combination with
a capital Of 500, OOO, OOO is forming in
ne" York 10 control the automobile
transit OF Greater Nev Vii
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Special Low Rates
VIA 49,
g. g.

lG and II, SOL 80.
Wichita, kas. May 30, 81 and June
ISL, one and one.third fare for round
IMP, S9.aj.
st. Louis, June 10 and 20. $685. fol
round trip.
Denver, May lG and 18th, 5000 foI
round trip.
Minneapolis and return, May II, Is
and ~, $3.50.
one way second class %colonist excur.
slons to Portland, Tacoma, Vancouver,
Seattle and Victoria, SSOl5.
lIomeseekers excursions to the north.
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For further information please call
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

UDHIV hHMININT hATUKS NUTIIE,
By virtue Of IN order OF the probote con !
o. LAFAYETTE county, Missouri, made Of record
april lsth' lS9, have taken crarye OF the
estate OF John Capellie, deceased. Wv
All persons having claims against said "a, a,s
are required to exhibit them for allowance ~
Lne ADMINISTRATOR within one year after tbs
9lte OF said letters or they may be prerIudcd
run any benefit Of such estate; and II such
.hul,s pc not exhibited within two years from
barred NY VI" "V IuroNei
This 10th day Of May, 1890.
rg,u NJ. d, WILSON,
"-'" Public Administrator
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BASEBALL GAMES.

National League.
Al Philadelphia-Philadelphia7 :, Cleveland l..
STANDING OF The CLUBS.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-30
wedding Guest. Disappointed.

Miss Annie Gott of Woodside, Del,
seven miles from Dover, and Harry
Anderson of Denver, were to have been
married recently. but Just as the
preacher was about to tie the knot
Miss Gott walked into another room
and exclaimed: Il am too young and
too pretty to be a married woman, and
won't get married, either" Her
ould-be-husband pleaded with her to
become his wife, saying that he had
come from Denver to marry the only
girl he loved in the world. but his
pleadings were In vain. The parents
and friends of the girl begged her to
we'd as Mr.. Anderson had bright pros
poets before him, but their words were
useless. Many persons had assembled
10 witness the ceremony, but they went
home disappointed. Mr. Anderson
went back to Denver broken-hearted.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-30

was at its lowest ebb, England Is
put to straits equally as trying as
were our own. Neither country
should be found in such condition
that skirmish and hurly burly, in
stead of quiet calling out what has
been fore provided, are the prelude
to war, bat when the final compar-
ison is made it will be seen that
the government of the United
States was equal to the task, and
discharged the greater trial fully
as well as Great Britain. though
we are a people of peace and the
British empire is in some quarter
almost always the scene of fight
ing.