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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
For Governor.

The Republican state central com
mlItCc me, at Grand Forks.
Only Il few OF the members were
present II person, bu. most of them
sent in proxies.
Governor Fancher resigned, and
Major Frank White, former candidate
Tor lieutenant governor, has been pro-
NOTED to first place on he state ticket.
David Bartlett goes on for lieuten-
ant governor. Some of the committee
wanted TO pu, Marshall on for COVER
nor and spalding for congressman, but
Marshall would not listen to such q
proposition. The prominent members
of the committee were in session until
late hour and the nomination was
decided after midnight.
Secretary Jewel thinks the change
will benefit the ticket to the extent of
1000 votes.
There is a good deal of disapoint-
ment over the fact that when the
changes were being made, the Red
river valley was again left out.
u. y. Gulloch, Mcintosh county,
having been nominated for the state
legislature, the name of ii. q. Wick,
Pelnbna, was substituted for his.
John D;nnie was also appointed state
committeeman in place of NJ. I. MUIR
ply, resigned.
Maj Frank White, republican NOM
inee for Lieutenant Governor, North
DalSota.--Born at Stillman Valley, H.,
AZ years ago; graduated at University
OF Illinois, class of 1850, civil engineers;
came to North Dakota in 1882; elected
to state Legislature in 1890, and has
served in that body continuously since,
resigning seat in state senate upon
leaving for the Philippines. Military
record: Took military course in the
University of Illinois, commanding
Co. d, University Cadets, 1879 and 1880;
entered militia service of the state of
North Dakota as captain of Co. q. 1891;
promoted to major, 1894; mustered in
the volunteer service, May IA, 1898;
mustered out Sept. 25, 1899; served
through the Spanish-Amcrican war at
the PHILIPPINES.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04

ought not to be ignored by Mr.. Bryan,
who discourses so loudly about the
''omnipotent weapon of TRUTH a
man having the ear of the people as
Mr.. Bryan has should respect what
Washington Irving said: "Knowledge
is power, and truth is knowledge;
whoever, therefore, knowingly propn-
gates a prejudice wiilfully saps the
foundation of his country's strength. -
Joneshoro. Ga. JOHN J. HUNT.
Atlanta Constitution Dem).
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
Brief Notes.

Mike DC lie Bcrc, in his search for
Anglo North Dakotans, runs across
c. L. jackson of Penbina county, who
has held the school superintendent
Of his county for II years without a
break.
The four year old son of Even Syver-
son on Ulen got coffee bean i'm his
throat and nearly stranglcd to death
lie was relieved but died from the eff
fects the next day.
The Wilton mines are putting out
80 tons Of Ignite day.
Ignite coal can be put on the cars
at Wiiliston for so cents a ton.
G. j. Mahnken, former city attorney
Of Fargo, wants 5000 for services in a
couple of suits and the council refuses
to pay, claiming that the charge is cx-
cessivc.
The report of the flax crop of 1890,
accordingly to the American Ayricul-
turist Weekly, places the acreage 80
per cent over last years harvest, now
1856, 900 acres. OF this increase 7la, 900
acres arc in North Dakota alone, MAX
ing the flax acreage of that state u
quarter as large as the wheat area
harvested.
For new schools houses are being
built in the Russian settlement south
of Jamestown.
The elevator companies recommend
farmers not to cut green flax seed.
Present indications are that the advice
is not needed. About the only crop
that can be cut just now is wild rice.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
Women ut the Paris ExpOsitiOn

Mathematical cranks are busy fg,lr-
itors at the Paris exposition. The last
and most Interesting one endeavors
to fix the proportionate number of
men and women. and the women. as
usual, carry off the palm. OF the $780,
600 Americans due. according to his
estimate. to make the journey. 100000
of them will be females. Ii this state
ment is true. or even proportionately
true, America can be congratulated on
being "beautifully' represented, at
least.-.N. y. Herald.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
Porto Rico Prosperins.

Commerce between the nited States
and Porto Rico has greatly developed
since the new law has been in exist
July Of 1900 the exports We're valued
at $2.111.207. as against ss73.453 in the
same months of 1899. S4s5.27s in the
same months of 1897. and S393.225 in
1896. The law has proved a great bene-
fit TO the islanders and to the people
Of the United States
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
THE PENDULUM OF TRADE.
Remarkable Demonstration Of tn e
SOundncss of the Repub-
lican Policy.

The influence Of free trade in de.
pressing the industries Of the coun.
try and in lowering the export bust
ness are shown in the statistics of eN.
ports for the past 20 years. The state
ment is a most remarkable demon.
stration of the soundness of the re
publican policy that the stimulation
of home industry stimulates the ex-
port trade.
Exports for Five Administrations.
Dem Dec. Rep. Inc
Arthur IS. LII. 27s614 .......... ..........
Cleveland. 1853, 1903 $3.50, 424. Gil
Harrison ... 3.ol4. 1888, OH ........ $751; l3t 4
Cleveland. 3, i29. $50, 500 o5,U3S, l4S
McI<inley(3
Yrs. only) 1909, 1891 ........... 79,54S, 81!
The bank clearngs tell the same
story. The record is below:
Dem. Dec. Rep. Inc
Garfield and Arthur:
$3.50 o03 $50, ..69 .........
"a .5t2 o5ao5l s45,1ns57,91s ...........
IA, 2%, .33. .0i ............ ST. 9oS 14j ti5,
CleNeland:
1926 s03,24S %. 023 $50, 459
Mckinley g years.:
Us, 55y, 5(5, Sc. ...... 229o 1105 II.
There has been over Sl2@00,0c.Dut
more business done in the United
States in the three years of the Nc,
kinney ADMINISTRATION than during the
free trade era of Cleveland.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
Not for Gain or Agra Indictment.

he cause OF humanity has been
triumphant. and that cause commit
ted to our hands will not suffer.
Wherever we have raised our flag. we
have raised it. not for conquest, OF for
territorial ggrandizement, not for ma
1ional gain. but for civilization and HUI
mainly. And let those lower it who
wiil!"-William Mckinley.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04

Ii is probable that there will be
change made in the boundry lines of
this the goth Legislative dlririct, but
in case no change is effected it is al
mos. certain that an increase of repre-
.sen,ation will be granted. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that Mclean county
Will SHOW Il vote this fall of 800, Wells
800 and Ward 1900. This would give
the district /! voting credit of 1000
votes which would at least enti,le it
to two representatives and one state
senator.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
What All Want.

what You want. what we a, want.
is business prosperity. When you have
that you have something to do. When
you have it not you are idle. ''-Wi.,.iam
Mckinley.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
Brcadstufs Go Abroad.

The export of breadstuffs in the ifs
cal year ending June so, 1860. were
valued al. 1862. 734.c26. In 1895 they
We're valued at $114.6o4,7SO.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
w. &. L. u.

At the w. c. Il. U. convention at
Devils Lake the following officer were
elected tor the ensuing year: President,
Miss Eliza beth Preston, Tower Cl1y;
vice president, Dir. jeanette Hill Knox.
Wahpeton; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Matte Nande Bogart, Tower City;
recording secretary, Mrs. Carrie Allen,
Grand Forks; treasurer, Mrs. Addie
Carr, Northwood. Mrs. Flora Naylor
in the afternoon delivered an interest
ing address to the white ribboners in
relation to social progress.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
UMr. Bourke Cochran will,

u Mt. BOurke COCHRAN VIII also De
at great disadvantage. The cam
paign will not be long enough to give
him a chance to explain why he is for
Bryan this time when he was for Nc
kinley last time. Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
No Imperinlism Po..tble

"There can be no mperialism. Those
who fear it are against it. Those who
have faith in the republic are against
it."-William Mckinley.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-12
Or. DAVID KENNEDY PROVES
HIS IDENTITY

And Explains What Becomes OF
His Letters Unless They are
Directed % Kennedy Row A
Statement Under Oath Before
the Mayor Of Kingston. N Y.
CorSrr ~ UtsrrR, -
nf David Kennedy. being daily
fsorn, ayt ! am the aieooycrtr 81
Caieufa soiyshi. my Only otn and
Race gf business Is ia the Kennedy
Row. on broadway. Hunduai. CITY ~
kinEioa, n T., where am praeaic-
Ing physician and Narrwpn.
What ! am advertised a. saying ~
CAlcura Solvent II what really d. MY
now. 10 The light u many years ot ss-
pArienoo sud practice a. a physician
and surgeon.
am the only nr. David Kennedy IN
Rondout or Kingston, n Y. For
some tims pruyiois 10 1888 was con.
nectrd with the Dr David Kennedy
Corporation % Rondout. ~ v. 10
which had sold the right 90 manufae-
ture Or. David Kennedy's fAYofite
Remedy" In 1885 ! was depoeed from
the management az that corporation,
and hare not Flnce had any control
over It's Affairs, but have been engaged
In the practice OF my profession in
Kennedy Row, and In the preparation
of the new medicine. Calcura Solvent.
It's manufacture ia under my personal
supervision.
But the corporation bearing my
name and manufacturing the remedy
discovered over twenty Ave years ago,
procured from the postnthce depart
ment an order that Gil letters directed
to me by my proper name and title,
that r. "Dr. David Kennedy. Rondout
n. y" should be delivered TO H. then
asked my friends and patients 10 adj
dress me as David Kennedy. NJ d..
Kingston. N. Y" and the corporation
then procured another order directing
all letters addressed In that manner 10
be- delivered 10 II. and is now using
those names and addresses In Its adj
yertisemnnts For that reason letters
directed 10 Or. David Kennedy or Da-
yld Kennedy. NJ p, Kingston, \. Y, or
Rondout, N. Y, are delivered 10 the
corporation. Of which one Augustus j.
Phillips Is the president, and from the
management OF which am excluded.
Therefore, | have been compelled 10
ask people who want my advice and
my medicine to always insert Kennedy
Row" in my address. and hence direct
their letters as follows: David Ken
nedy, Physician and Surgeon, KenneN
Row. Kingston, N. Y.
DIR, DAVID Klc,SNTDY
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day OF November. 1899.
WILLIAM ID. BRINNlE3,
Mayor OF the City OF Kingston, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-12
Fot d IsyuRrsa THE BrITKR.

A good deal OF the winter butter CONT 4
u market mere or less tainted or injun d
by the food the covs receive. snd II q
q1ite essential for thu success Of writ, :
dsiryins that these csusts BE- remeded.
10 the spring and st INNER coss will OFT, D
wander into low fields and swsnps and e, /
weeds and Wild plstts tbs, sfect the taste
OF the bnttr There ia sometimes q
strong odor TO IL. and sssin . decidedly
bitter taste. This is first noticeable IN the
milk and cream, and The process OF chprn
ing does not eliminate the trouble. + I
only sure way TO prevent suoa odors and
di agreeable taste in the butter 10 summer
10 10 root out oil the weeds and noxions
plants from the pasture. II the latter /,
10 . run down condition, where weeds
thrivs and grass dis. ii will be pretty
hsrd TO make the food OF the cows good
enough to produce excellent milk and
cream. II will pay better 10 such cases
to rent more and better pasture ields, and
SOW the ole ooe with new seed and isrtiI
ize II we'll Most tainted and bitter sum
mer butter comes from farms where the
cows are pss,ured 90 vermont grass 6elds.
Ia the winter time, however. the dairy
men cannot remedy matters so easily TIE
trouble comes from the food. but the lot
ter is in the form Of hay. which cannot
we'll be separated 80 hat the weeds can
be taken ont Where weeds Of q disagree
able odor have been harvested with the
hay the cows will often produce inferior
and bitter butter oil winter 10 purchef
ipg hay for winter feed the dsirymsn run,
quite risk 10 buying weeds thst will do
more harm than the food will do good.
But it is not always the weeds thst faint
butter. Oae msy be 80 careful and psrtic
ulsr O. possible 10 hsrvet ting the hey cror,
and yet find himself making butter With
F. decidedly bitter favor, The cause Of
this 10 sometimes quite difficult TO ssce'
tain. 10 my own experience have found
that . large diet Of clover hsy invariably
Affects the butter ipInrionsly. No matter
bow choice tie clover hey may be, it will
cause the butter TO have 9 bitter taste il
feed In any large smount continuously
through the winter. II fed 10 email qusp
titles With other hay and feed and with
plenty OF pumpkins snd roots, there will
be no sppreciable injury done TO the bui
ter. But clover hay is not good diet fcr
milk cows. 1t has really little usefulness
for the dairy msn. 1t would pay him BET
ter II II was oil turned upder the soil 10 tn
rich IT, Next TO this the feeding q dan
aged erain is the moot fruitful csu'e Of
bad butter 10 vi1isr. Sone farmers buy
up damaged grain because II is cheap but
they cannot .flord to iced II to del cows
10 nine cases out OF ten ii will 90 inlnrt
the butter that ii will prove very costly
10 the tud Il. p Smith 10 American Col
Iivs'or
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-12
DIrFIcuLr CHuRSiNo.

A coffesp OIL dent wishes to know why
"he butter fails to come he has two
Jersey cove. ore fresh IN May. The otbtI
10 harvest time. He fecdt GOOD hay twice
twice day, fodder once 3 dsy, and - 600
ration OF corn and o.ts chop t~ice 9 dsy,
keeps the cresm 10 wsrm place TO ripep,
puts il 10 the chnrn ct the hight tenpers
tore BY the ibeimostt,rlo 10, ure success,
but for the last two weeks can get 10 bui
ter, after churnirg several bonrs, there be
ing 10 the churD but iroth
The trouble is the tr,su Is two vifeid.
There 10 gunmy proeuc 10 IL sticb Ia
prisons sir and makes bnbbler. and slso
holds the butter elobules 10 they sre I
impscted by the ctncustioD. Most Of
this Is doubtless ne 10 the time The oovs
bsve been sivitg milk II the milk we're
mixed with milk from jssh cows II wouid
be tbipped end cLurned essier Setting
the pane on The tose uotll the milk be
gins TO crinkIe u he tor, then Tuttlps II
10 . cool place Tor the erssm to rice, IL
som slimes rssorted TO Shimmina Of the
Dream and miiiog IL With vsrm water,
seiistine It sud letting The
cream rive sssio tshs out much Of ibs
slotipons msierisL Fseoins tran Instead
u corn aud Gals has sl,o tsIpsd 10 sucb
,sea U,ius . separator sod urovins o
,nmmy produci b, io,cs l., Of course, tbe
say where tie dairy is lsrse enough to
rnrsnt tie expense, bnt 10 tits esse The
,thef sipedisuis n ast be tfied. The dlh
,gl,y will disappear sbeH The cove are
re.h ss,il. std ntiil then oil urpins
ooDld be done At higher ten pefstnre
hsD the u'u.l dss'es THIS viii csuse
'o' TT boiy or sr.ipr bot butter little
q 10 body !. teiter than 20 utter IL
p.y be ters,s,ri TO esu'n ,essrsl degrees
'srust tbsn sth u ID from iresh eoss.
Il Q, Betnutt. To Amsric.b Aerieuliof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-12
aarirulturf.
Tar ProriT ~ Pcrrrnt


There ia profit 10 poul,ry u II s'
en halt ehssca Krsn .hsn the riain,
10 fosh sDd ssss are smell asea nsy b.
OF stesi vslne - fot.ssrs TIE qasDiiiy
Of insec,. and seed seeds tth ere devenr
cd are seldom t.ten ir'o oonsidsrstioa,
bat .hry ere not 10 De passed by siIboni
sotise 30 ss can .nad 10 hep The ter,
even ihoash the mischief dote seie tsiee
~ greet But uish poulify |. siih o,t,r
irn stock, the d.y Tor tho .e'nb 10 pat,
80 mech b. been sfitien regstdite
the immense proai TO be ob..ined inca
pooltry ths, ots might almost snprose
that the nilleunlnm would surely be VI
hsnd IS soou ~ svert one could be lrdrc
81 TO raise chickens II would be ~ veil
10 stsise .yerytody to raise eueaDbsI,,
Why not u commend the asrdener 10 sfov
sheet OF the dsifymsn TO raise shttpi IL
9 isrmer bss tsste ilr pouliry be 10 III =
iy 10 male u 90 i'm pofl.pt pert OF bis hts
iness. - be can discover shat il proGia
BILE without being told II be has not 70
aptitude for fowls u is part OF wisdom to
limi, himself 10 small aoct, &c many DO.
There are many farms on which susl
looks are kept merely to supply the ismi
ly With table fowls aud eggs. Few or
zone Of the products are soid. on ef
interests ere fouud more cOneenisl than
roul,ry raisipg consequently more piott
sble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-12

The main desirs OF 90 srtsrprislrs
farmer 10 10 ave % mach msunrs % poe
sible, - 10 tue nsnsrs IL collected tts
riehes 81 ihs fern.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-12


knows The contact OF oxygen. He's the
kind 81 man, who, when a cough attacks
him, goes galloping down the ruaa
toward consumption Many such man
has found strength and healing ior weak
lungs and tissues laceated BY coughing
aud drained BY hemoffhAges, in the use
Of Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov.
cry The healing power OF this mesh.
cine in pulmonary diseases seems little
short Of marvellous Al times, " extreme
are the conditions which Il cures. The
'Discoyeyp contains no alcohol, and
no narcotics
when ! started 20 take your Golden Med
teal Discovery writes Mr. A y. Novotny az
New York, \ " BOX iGS9 II had q regular
oousumptve cough. Of which l was afraid aud
everybody cautioned me and warned me esn.
eerning a. ! was losing weight rapidly was
very iSls aud had no appetite whatever Now
my condition y changed entirely / do not
cnagh al all, have gained eight pounds IA
weight, have recovered NV healthy color aud
my appetite Is enormous | can recommend
Your medicine 10 everybody who may be in need
of the same, as Il Is a sure cure
DIR. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-04-12
SAFE, HARMLESS. aUARAN

bAFE, HARMLESS. QUARANTINE UUHE
- Can be given Secretly, patient win
loose all taste for drink without knowing
Why TO advertise our r. meds We will mail 81
boz. 10 days treatment for 81 90 Two boxer
will cure any ofdirhrv case. Particulars for a
stamp, LAkUE CHEMICAL CO.,
ltl7 Arch st Phils., Pa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-03
Couldn't Kill Him.

Early yesterday woruiog. about 3
o'clock. . dust aud smoke begrimed
tramp priotor. one Of the variety CON.
monty koowo as hobo. osme into ,be
local Offices Of tho State aod 200 ouocsd
that DO sod oompsoion had been beat.
Jog their way from Augusta 90 tho
Southefn's mixed train; that b,s oom.
psoiou. Who hailed from Graad Rspids.
Mich. had fallen from his psrco be.
sweeo two box oars just as they had
gottso 10 eight Of the lights Of Colun.
biz. about four miles beyond Csyoe'..
snd had disappeared beneath the trsio
His story Vas 'phOoed to the Southern
railssy Offices aud the authorities scot
ont . searching party expecting to 6ud
the Hswp's maogled rswsins. or. ss
lesss. TO 6od bin badly iujured Ba.
the searching porty could tind 90 trace
OF the msu sod nothing more VAS heard
Of him uotii about 8 . IN. wheo he oame
ssuossriog into the CITY comfortably full
sod occasionally rubbing ooe shouider
upon which be said be bad "ht" He
attributes bic immunity from things
that k'lt Ordinary mso to bis red bar
sod bis Bismsrokiao oervc. The latter.
hs ssys, will never expire BY limi.stiou
and the former takes oil the temper ou,
OF scissors. The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-03
No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face. form and
temper will always have friends. but one who
would be attractive must keep her health. If
she is weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous and irritable. If she has CO nstipa.
-tion or kidney trouble, her impure blood will
cause, pimplss. blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric bitters is tho
best medicine in the world to regulate. stom-
ach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood.
It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth
velvcty skin. rich complexion. 1t will make q
good looking, charming woman Of run down
invalid. Only soc at J. F. w DeLorme's Drug
Store. o
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-03
A Girl Hung In Canada.

Brsodon, Man. Dec 27.-Emily
H'ida Blake. . domestic. was banged
hero to's morning for the murder of
Mrs Laue. her mistress The execu.
too wss private. only . few persons
obtaining the privilege Of Witnessing it.
Miss Blake. who was only 22 years
old. walked firmly TO the soaffo'd wi,h.
ous assistance aud WAS the coolest Of
the parry. With the exception OF Hang
mso Radcliffe. She made 90 statement.
The g,ri confessed that she connitted d
the or'ms. saying she did it because
she loved Mrs Lsuo's children sud was
jesious OF toe mothers love. Her trial
was vory brief. - she refused oil offsrs
OF souossi sod pleaded ga'isy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-03
Investigation Started About
Seized Flour.

Washington. Dec % The asoer.
ssinment OF facts con oected with the
seizure Ct American four by British
warsbips off the coast of Portuguese
East Africa has been oopfided to the
Un''cd States consular agent a.,
LoreUzo Marques. Under the ius,ruo-
tons sent to him by Secretary Hay
yesterday he viii ascertain sll of the
facts connected with the seizure cf the
Hour aud particularly the names of the
persons TO whom this hour was
consigned and the actual ownership of
the goods The department Of state is
determined to do every thing proper to
maintain American rights 10 the N after
of neutral trade 10 this case. But so
far. the department is 10 absolute
Ignorance Of any essential facts regard.
ing the seizures, aud cannot prossed to
make any complaint until it has made
sure OF its ground Il does not even
know that oil of the four was seized as
was at fret reported. aud there is
reason to believe that in the case Of a..
least ono cousign mept the 8our vas 90.
seized but simply diverted to aoother
port than Lorenzo Marques and there
left subject to the direction of its
owners. Although this may also be
breach of Neutral privilege. it presents
different case entirely from a seizure
outright
To determine with accuracy all Of the
elements necessary to the preparation
OF a protest against q seizure of the
kind reported, necessarily consumes
muoc time. and the state department.
the officials say, following the usual
course, cannot be expected to aot
otherwise than 10 the liue Indicated
During our late war With Spain,
wherever seizure was made By our
wsrsbips OF merchant vessel laden
With supplies intended for Spanish
ports, We politely informed toreigo pow
ers which undertook to protest that they
would be obliged to wait the usual aud
regular action of our peize courts
Thus, wheu French ship was tewed
into Charleston. Notwithstanding the
representation BY the French govern.
ment, our government insisted ou
carrying out al! OF the routine proceed.
ings OF prize trial In one of the
cases growing out Of that particular
seizure it was nearly two years before
the parties claiming to be agerieved by
the seizure and deteotioo Of the ship
secured 6nal decision Of the case by
the supreme court OF the United States.
Yet this case was simplicity itself. com
pared With the legal problems presented
10 the stoppage OF a British merchant
chip by British mao of.wsr, and the
search OF . neutral cargo for cootrabaod
of war.