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New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
CENTRAL PARK WEST PLOT som

Henry c irons and John R. Todd NrOns & Todd
yesterday transferred for consideration Of 100000
and the assumption Of a 100000 mortgage 20
George s Leonard, the IKl00 plot. Central Park
West. northwest corner Of SiNty-siNth-sf The
mortgage is held by the American Deposit and
Loan Company. and carries interest at Der cent
fOr year.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

HOJ JSENORK.-Neat girl at general bousa-
work or chamberwOrk: can cook wash
and iron; city reference; no cards. 956 35-
ave. near 57th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

Paul Leicester Ford yesterday made over the title
20 his property on the north side OF Sevenry-sey-
enth-st.. 1886 feet east OF Madson-ave 2i 6xio2 2
10 Harry NJ Austin, for s2s 800 and the assumDtion
of all encumbrances. Mr.. Ford takes a mortgage
Tor So for period Of two years with Interest
al per cent
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
a Q. vANpERBILrs LArEsr p1rnru.sn

Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt YESTERDAY ,oo, ...,
10 the property 25x95 feet on the nor,h s,ae -
Thirty-second-st.. IS feet west OF Park-ave ,ros
George W. StetsOn. for $4,000 ''' Hoih
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
Gountrn }Jropcrln for Sale.

INAST ORANGE Desirable residence fourteen rooms.
- ali mpror lot 1uON2OS. station
churches schools. VIII exchange. $4,000. rent Ad
trcss ARLINGTON. T. q. Box 1905. New York
NOR S..LE.-Choice residence property. with stable
Il Monjclair y. T. All ,dern A great
harEain. Apply JAMES II. TtTrI.E Tribune Edg. \ Y
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
PRINT CLOTH MAKERS MAY CUT PAY,
ASSOCIATION TO CONSIDER BUSINESS CONDITIONS
TO-DAY

Fan River Mass, May lG.-There is much specu-
lat!on concerning the outcome OF a special meeting
u the Cotton Manufacturers Association. which
has been called for Friday 10 consider conditions
IN the print cloth industry. 1t Is intimated that
The wage scale viii be considered. but some mem
bers OF the association are outspcen I'm opposition
TO a cut.
1t is stated that nearly two million pieces Of
goods are in the storehouses here. ami the market
conditions do not appear any better than they
were when a curtailmeat plan adopted in
March.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
TELEPHONE Company BUYS A BUILDING

The Eagle Building. Nos. % and 55 Franklin-st
has been bought by the New-York Telephone Com
pany from James Loeb. Of Kuhn Loeb & Co The
building Is eight stories high. and Is on lot 5OxlOO
feet IL Is partly occupied by the telephone com
Q9ny.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

CENTURY co. BUYS IN FoRTY-FoURTH-s
The Century Realty Company has bought Nos.
a and 63 West Forty-fourth-st two old buildings.
on q plot JOxlO0.5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

BUTLER or VALET wants place In fam
ily; Just landed; wages no object c. p.
224 West 33d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

lARLORMAID.-Res Respectabia light cologed
girl as parlor maid or Iady's maid to
travel WHITING. 329 West 35th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
gonnirn propertp 90 Eei.


fINo LET.-NoTfoIk Conn-"W'ildaire ra,y ana ,h..
u oughiy modern Cottage; attractive locaGior ara
ls~s' hish ground and golf links nine bedrooms
oatis launaIy pantry; equipped hot
S sassr' local and long distance telephone service
.aio Win accommodations renf rnr.ssra.s'
Tefansr Information be
HOWARD. FostOffce Box l.3Is. New YORK civ . .
1foSRoE, y. " Box 59.-F4igh ground 10 - -.
W ana cold water BATH $500 for season ~ N49' N''
a oNEhFlsEMENTS and authorizations ,or r.. 7,-,.-
received al their Uptown once No a.a aIlssns
no.th OF 5ist-st- until
i.sn,s received at the following brarcS fsea.
cor ,ss :, un.a M O'Clock m. viz; 25s shave =
>'- -S1 ft' aS- e'h-sre. i2th-st: Macy, ob-av.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

OhAABERMAID and WAITRESS-Bv a
Young gir'. IN pain American family.
wages SIS Address 20 West 5Ofb-st .t'''''S'
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

FiOO EEPER-By refined Engljsh
woman IN gentleman's home or wait On
lnVal1. Pleasant. amiable disposition: hieh-
est reference. r. IRWIN. Sf4 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

COACHNAN.-First class man: thoroughly
understands his business. city or country
10 years best reference II. L.. > I57 B'wav
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

tOACHNAN. Experienced COachman
would take full charge Of private stable;
good manager. French. first class refer-
ences from New-Yorll and Paris. F. c.. 20
GyOve-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

hOO SElN tiksP EsR.-B- thoroughly exps-i-
enced middle aged lady: has been crest
Europe or Mexico: speaks Snapfsh N,,s-,r,.
Address $50 sth-ave' '''''''''' =
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

/ COACHMAN.-Bv first class family coach
man; 10 years citv references: country
preferred. Can or address p F. c.. care
Or. Cattareh. SO West 44th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.

4 J. DICKMAN & 60. invite orders for
House Painting Decorating. Pa
per Hanging and Plastering; artists.
~ perfect work at lOw prices: supplies
at wholesale figureE. 1927 Lextng-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
HELP WANTED.
Female

Female.
NURSERY GONERNESS. German: short
d.stance IN country. for children and =
years of age: highest references required
Call Friday and Saturday between II and l.
80 West J1th 81.
WANTED. IN country. for family Of two
general housewoTker: must he good cook
washer and irOner. girl 20 help Is kept in
house. Reply, stating references. wages,
etc. Fox 2ll Suffern. y. y.
v ANTED.-Nurse for two children. six and
three: kind and experienced: knowledge
OF kindergarten principles preferred: refe~-
ences Address T., %. Box 1876 CaEajoharie
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
Antique FURNITURE.

RARE genuine collection OF antiques. ma
hoganies all descriptions reasonable
prices. also repairing. MULLER, 445 ESas;
E2d-SU.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
WORK WANTED.
l'eln,lle

COMPANION or CARETAKF.R. - Educated
rehned. experienced elderly lady; useful
assistant 10 home duties: small salary; sea
shore nrsfnrred. a. c 2fs West l2ath-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
lost.

Any person holding or laying claim q
ta3kbno& No. =, Hl9 ~ the United states
Savings Bank Is notified 90 present 80 at
IN" bank. as new book Is about 70 be-
iseti~I
pANKEOOE No APO g2I of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son having claim 20 IL Is hereby called
upon 90 present the same within ten days
,r submit to having said passb1ok can
Cellci and "A new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
gonnirp propcrin for Sale or 20 ret

II lME. CONN--FOr sale o 10 two caref,llv b,u,
IL furnished cottages eleven thirteen rooms. n, iet
large. richly furnished old Colonial house afeen rooms
al with modern convenlsnces. .,arsens
stables sea bathing hne views large unfurnshed
-Fo1se- -Ais. T. T. SAlASBbRf. New Haven. Conn
nj Ill. PROPERTY AT CORNWALL. LANDING y Y
" with river frontage Of feet Excellent location
Tor manufacturing purposes. Dynamos
engines ana shafts ready for OF
be nade TO all points IN the States hy bo5t or
freight depot IN immediate vicinity For f rsrtii.,
address r. A. PARKER 80 Wall Street NeW-York ''1''
IsSGLEwOOD AND vICINITY,-Houses Cor soia .
Engiewood. " J. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

32D-ST 25 WEST.-Newly furnished
rooms: singly or en- suite: private hath;
good home table.
SGTH-ST. 81 WEST.-Desirable suit or
rooms: southern exposure; electric Ilgnt
and private bath; single rooms; meals oP-
tioral.
PLEASANT well furnished room. hot and
cold running water, excellent home taoe
with private family: best references slVeh
and reguired WELLS. 341 West 5ist-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

EAST SEVENTY -sFvENTH-sT PROPERTY
SOLD
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BUTLER and vALET-By useful Young
man. French. In private family: can walt:
city or country best reference. LIE
FRANC. care CapEeville. 22l West Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
I'OJ SID.

FOUND At IAsT-Cnre FOR catarrhal
dyspepsia Kustr.tls and all the ills they
entail MANA. .CEA the only natural
WanEan~-o spring water. Hut little trouble
'a verify this statement. II a sufferer in
valuable TO You. SEMI tor booklet. BEN
X. CURTIS. - Stone ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
FOR SALE.

PORCELAIN h~thtuhs plumbing Fas Axt
ures marble. hsetiEg plant. all material
from Cumberland Hotel ~ 81 and n way
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

8T, BGgTTGl0Mr|'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
2ii Fast i2L-st. First class Lomestics are
suppli~I.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

I-G5 PARK AVE.-Large. handsome
room: parlor dining room: reference: also
hall room.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

I)EAHL PENDANTS, Pearl Necklaces Pearl LavaIlere
rear Kings Newest combinations n Parisian ar
ttstc limitations constantly arriving Delicious Exqusia
Perfumes JAMMES A W. 37th- 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second nd
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed GEO. 4. EDDY. 31S Madison-st.
FOR SALE Boilers. engines. radiators.
elevators. all material from Cumberland
Hotel 22d ~. AMI broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

HORIZONS ICE CREAM.
HORIZONS ICE CREAM is the standard
Io.. cream - the world. 10 "a no secret.
everybody knows Il. All orders promptly
ulied city or co: utry.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
DRESSMkKING.

DRESSMAKER -- Competent dressmaker.
cutter and filter would like a few more
engagements by the day. Address NJ e.,
340 East 20th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
FURNISHED Gonsrs 60 Eet-gouuIrp


4 BEAUTIFUL. LARGE MODERN HOUSE at Mount
= = Vernon y. T.. spacious grounds: garden planted
high elevation; be rented furnished for July and
August at Ucderat" price. desirable party
MARTENS ESTATE Postoffice Building. Mount Vernon
pERNARDSVILI.E. y. IA furnished house to rent
ID E;NANpFcR ". SCIILF,Y. 25G Broadway.
NOR RENT.-New Canaan Conn fully furnished house
Il hye bedrooms. three large servants Care of
lawns roads. Included in Stable horses
II cesi-sl- For particulars rent. %
WILLARD PARKER Jr /. .. Box l.0I7. New York
ktTYCIoFF, y. ITO rent. for the summer season
w modern. completely furnished house: near
station well located: spring and dry
5000. \ r. ALLEN. WyCkoT. y 7
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
IL PURSUANCE Of an oreler Of Hon Ahner
LYARTs. WILLIAM Mn nnrsn..ncc Of .,

order Of Hon Frank Fltzgerald. n Surrop,+o -.
the County OF New York notice is hereby given 70 ali
having claims against William Fvar,s Ie,s
Of County q New York. deceased
with vouchers thereof % the
OF tranEacng business. AT the Ofice
a 81 Wall Street. Borough Manhafto, ~. 80
OF New York. before the thireth Of
- N''
Dated New York the 2lSt day Of March 1901
ALLEN w. EVARTS. SHERMAN EVARTs MAX
WELL. ENAETS ENecutar- 1870. NItN-N-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
CARPET DYEING.

PAUL BRYANT. - West 34th-st.. 800 5th-
ave. 6lT MadisoR-aye. 216-459-6f3 Co
,umbus-av -ave.-Carpets dyed all colors; also
cleaned By naphtha, steam or on floor.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

G. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
Notico is hereby siven all having claims
Adoph PfeieL late Of the County OF New deceased
the with vouchers
scribeTs their place transacng bust mess No 5Sn
Broadway In the City OF New Yor. before the lth
day ~ '"S i''"
Dated New York thc day ~ December 1000
FRANCIS c. REED. WILLIAM H. REED EveC,,o-,
FRANK @ MASON. Atty. for Executors $50 Tiroadwsv
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17
Gurroaaiee' y oilcce

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF HON ABNER
g. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
NOTICE hereby given ali persons cloi-rs
against Napoleon H~uriqurz late the Counrv ~
New deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers their place transacrg
business. No 1919 Seventh Aver ne, tn the
Manhattan city Of New York on or before day
July
DATED New York the 29th dav of Decemher 1900
GEORGE 4. HENRiQUEZ. RICHARD 4. HENRlOTEZ
CLARA IENEIQCEZ. MARIA =. HENRIOt-EZ
Executors
COCDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors II
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner
g Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of New Yorl,
given alt having
Hamilton late Of the County q %egy-Y -YorE
ceased present the vouchers thereof To the
subscriber her place Of tTansaCtin business No ~
broadway. IN the city Of New York Borough OF Man
haitian. before the 18th day OF June next
Dated New York. the 18Th day Of December. 1900
MARY ANN HAMILTON Adrurx
EDWARD }. NEWELL. Atty. for Admrx. 70 'iSroad-
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-17

CONtHMAN.-F'irst class city references F.:
four and tandem driver. Address J. II
7 Box 81 12f2 BROADWAY
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

THE Wickenburg News, by Z. r.
Hull and George q. Sanders, is IA
new newspaper. The News is a
model from both "A news and typo
graphical standpoint. There is
also another new paper published
at Wickenburg, but we have not as
yet received a copy of it.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

THE Tucson Post, by George III.
Smalley and J. Frank Smalley, il
a late, yet welcome and one of IL e
newsiest papers which visits the
News weekly The Smalley Bros.
are not only patronage getters,"
but newspaper men, and if there is
not a crack in that well-known
" dobe" newspaper soil in Tucson,
it will be because the merchants do
not back a couple OF newspaper
men with the correct idea of what
Tucson needs.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
A SURVEYING party left Flagstaff

A SURVEYING party left Flagstaff
yesterday morning to survey "A
route for a railroad from this place
to connect with the Grand Canyon
railroad at a point about forty-five
miles from here. After the survey
a report and estimate of the cost
of the construction of the line will
be submitted to the directors of the
new organization of the Grand
Canyon railroad. This is no joke.
Gem.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

Born neat and OF great value to
both its community and the terri
tory at large is the new century
edition OF the Graham Guardian,
which found its way to the NEWS
exchange table this week The pa
per is replete with exhaustive in
formation OF its own extensive ter
ritory, and filled from cover TO
cover with first-class half-tone illus
trations. Such ventures require
brains, money patience and almost
endless amount of exhaustive work
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

obstacles so great that it seems they
may not be overcome. They may
he great things or they may he lit
tie ones. One may be the estab-
lishment of good government
against an overwhelming tyranny,
and one may be the restoration OF
burned town. The spider who
renews its web after its destruction
is a courageous creature, and we
are informed that it was the recon-
struction of a spiders web that
stimulated the failing courage of
Brutus.
Brother Young in the latest
issue of the News, speaking pre-
sumably of the late fire at Will
iams., SAYS Thank God it is all
over That was not an utterance
of despairing resignation. Mr..
Young meant to say that while the
worst had happened, there was
still left the courage of himself and
the people of Williams, and the
most admirable building site in
northern Arizona.
80 Williams has had says the
News, three disasters during the
year. May the year now COM
mencing have its three prosperities.'
1t is now mid-year, so that Brother
Young's end and beginning years
must refer to fiscal years of disas-
ter. His utterance recalls the cour-
age OF the man who said, It's a
long lane that has no turning
"There is another exulting edi-
torial The old has passed away
so far as Williams is concerned. 1t
is new in all things Almost as
new as when the first house was
constructed. But the present con-
ditions are better, for, as the News
SAYS: we will profit by expert
ence'
"There is only one indication
of weakness, a purpose to hedge,
and that may be only apparent.
Saws the News: The town is talk
ing some of buying one OF the
blocks devastated by the fire, inn
proving and identifying the block
for city park. It's a good move
and would lend UNNECESSARILY to
the general beauty of the town.
"Does Brother Young really adj
vocate the setting aside of a park
for beauty, or does he want to hold
ii out against the next fire ? For
parks cannot burn up. AT any
rate, if the News reflects the cour-
age of the people of Williams, that
town will, within year, be greater
. than it ever was before"
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

The News will shortly commence
an exhaustive write-up OF the min
eral resources of the Grand Can
Won district. Arrangements are
being made mt present to further
that purpose.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

THERE'S a few fellows that when
they commune with their dwarfed
souls in sheol, we will find exquisite
pleasure in asking them shows
the weather" as we pass by them.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

A NEWSPAPER is OF no account if
it has not enemies. When abuse
comes from the lips of "A newspaper
enemy a close investigation will
generally show that the man from
whom the hard words come has
been crossed in some scheme by
that paper. A newspaper that has
no enemies has no warm friends; it
is neutral sheet, afraid to take a
position on any subject. Newspa-
per abuse does not hurt a paper as
much as a good word from a friend
helps it.-Ex.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27
1.-THE COURAGE Under this hea
OF WILLIAr1S-" the Arizona Dali

NAAC ~ =
which is appreciated by the editor
of the News and undoubtedly the
same feeling of appreciation IL felt
by the people and business men of
Williams. The article il above
comment with the exception of the
last two paragraphs
On the park proposition the
News stands pat" The block re-
ferred to-, is in the very heart of the
town. 1t il surrounded by valu-
able residence property which. by
right, should be converted into
more valuable business property.
All this property IL too CLOSE in"
for suitable residence property.
For business locations it il ideal.
This block converted into a park or
plaza. with Il town hall or some
public building in the center of it,
would not only enhance the beauty
Of the town. but would increase the
value of contingent property to
such an extent that the holders of
the property now in the said block
could afford to- sell their holdings
To the Town of Williams ut II very
great depreciation OF course,
should the Town Council attempt
a move of this kind. which ut pres
ent l. being seriously considered,
one of those human hogs who
selfishly set about to- take advantage
for personal gain of every liberal
move made by their brOad-minded
fellow-men. could possibly become
u source of much vexation, but that
class of men. like the miser, are a
nonentity in the creations make
up. and at the most only a wart on
the face of the earth We do not
believe that Williams has a man of
that class
It's to- improve the natural
beauty of Williams that the NEWS
advocates the park scheme The
same object l. in view by the bust
ness men advocating the scheme.
There's no desire or even thought
Of hedging by the business men OF
the News. We are a. one in the
rebuilding of Williams. The News
man had three offers to locate else
where inside of forty-eight hours
after the fire, but chose to remain
The boulders in the highway oi
progress for Williams have been
removed mt Il tremendous cost
All IL now well except the
bruises left. Time il charitable
and merciful and heals al
wounds. The business men o
Williams are staunch friends %
the News we feel safe in asserting
Ii YOU don't believe the News re,
turns that friendship dollar FOL
dollar. tread on one of them anC
find out. Williams Il year hence
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

OF tine DeiuIlIul- ne y ENS III lIlc
future, as in the past, will be n
factor in this upbuilding. We
shall guide the helm of the News
until we know we can deliver il
over to Il worthier pilot. That
pilot must know men and human
nature. He must be broad-minded
and charitable enough to treat the
majority of men and women as
grown up children, and overlook
their selfishness, avarice and de-
velopment generally, of the Unborn,
inherited. cardinal sins and short
comings. He must know enough
to- take "A rebuff or lack OF apprecia-
ton in his fellow-men to-day with
smile and thought of pity, n
plaudit tomorrow, with a thorough
knowledge of the fickleness OF
human nature. He must be strong
enough to treat his own burdens
lightly, and ever ready to patiently
listen to- the woes of his brothers,
to alleviate daily, with the oil of
mercy, the painful wounds of his
fellow men. He must be deep
enough to know true greatness is
not in much honor, high official
position, or great riches. If these
come to him, he a man still, and
treat them respectfully, reverently.
He must he broad enough to choose
goal, strive with all earnestness
daily and hourly to attain, and not
allow himself to- become confused
by the noise and babblings OF
| ignorance around and about him.
Newspapers are the disciples OF
their communities. the moulders OF
public opinion, and the real leaders.
The men that curse the editor the
vilest are most afraid OF him. Man
can face death when compelled to
without IA culver of fear, but the
man has vet to he created who will
not quail before the criticism of the
cold, merciless type. Napoleon
ratlI llG NouAu Ntli
thousand soldiers than one news
paper. The curse of the world to-
day l. the many driveling idiots
and fawning sycophants in the
: newspaper business who are trying
to steer the Z" Ship of the Press "
There is no stone too heavy to
weight them, nor sea too deep into
which they should he cast; but,
the Republican says:
Mr.. George L. Young, the ac-
complished editor of THE WILLIAMS
. News, understands the meaning OF
. the word courage better than any
body but a Frenchman. Courage
does not mean merely indifference
to peril and death, nor does il
mean always what we frequently
= understand 10y the expression
r moral courage 1t Is the hearts
| desire to- go forward and do the
Il. a.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-27

If the News is peach" this
week, it will be a Z" honey" next.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-30
Ireland Cont M urn.

Doublin, Jan. 2S. John Red
mond, leader Of the United Irish
party, speaking at Wexford yes
terday, said: AN the world as
sembled IN London, not in tri-
umph, but in sorrow around the
bier Of her who to English people
at least will live in history as a
great constitutional sovereign.
But ireland was absent. ireland,
of all her empire, stood apart,
sullen and dissatisfied. Ask
your English rulers why! 1t is
not because the Irish race is hard
Of heart and cold of nature: it is
not because Of any want of re-
spect for the personal virtues OF
the lady from whose weary hand
the scepter Of power is snatched
by death.
1T is because the reign which is
just closed has been to ireland
and all the Irish race more disas-
trous than any reign in 800
years. During this reign a mil
hon and half Of our people have
perished by famine; millions
have emigrated to other lands.
Under the sway Of this monarch
there have been forty coercion
aets depriving ireland Of her cons
titulionsl rights.
What has converted Canada
from a land of rebellion to hap
Ipy colony would transform Ire
land tomorrow from a disaifected
TO a contented land.