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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-18
DO mOich Braci Zwiaz-
kOwych.
Kochani bracia!


Czytaliscie wszyscy w o.
statnim numerze ,,Zgody", re
zamierzam ustapic z urzedu
prezesa Zarzadu Centr. u. n.
P. Ot6z donosze Wan dis,
kochani bracia, ze zamiar moi
przyszedf do skutku, re ma
nadzwyczajnem posiedzeniu
Zarzadu Centr., odbytem W
sobote po pofudniu, ustapi-
lem z mego urzedu. w nj
niejszej wiec odezwie zegnam
sic Wami. Piastowaiem w
Zwiazku urzedy przez osm
prawie lat. Byfem redakto-
rem Waszego organu, byfem
prezesem Waszego Zarzadu
Centr.
Znacie mnie wszyscy, ale,
chociaz moi kolega po pi6-
RE, p. Barszczewski. W ostat-
niej ,,Zgodzie' jasno wyraz-
ME wyfuszczyf powody dla
kt6rych ustepuje, chcielibys-
Gle zapewne i odemnie kilka
slow usfyszec.
Ot6z wiadomo jest og6lnie,
ze ma Sejmie w Grand Rapids
o urzad laden ME staraiem
sic. Przeciwnie po dwakroG
oswiadczyfem, re urzedu pre-
zesa przyjac ME pragne -
przyjafem jednak go ostatecz-
ME aby, jak to zaznaczyfem,
dopom6dz Zwiazkowi do wiel-
kiego dziefa reorganizacji.
Praca to byfa trudna bardzo,
wymagajaca doswiadczenia.
Okres ten reorganizacji Zwia-
EEK nasz szczesliwie przebyf.
process Wleklihskim Jest ma
ukohczeniu i bezwatpienia po-
myslnie dla mas zakohczy sic,
plan sub-charter6w gotowy-
a co zatem misja moja skoh-
czona.
Poczalem wiec mysleG "a.
bezpieczeniu bytu mel rodzi
ME. Bo jak VAN wiadomo,
Zwiazek nasz liczny bogaty
pfaci tax mafa pensje swemu
prezesowi, kt6ry narazony
jest ciagle z powodu sta
nowiska swego ma rozmaite
wydatki, ze prezes ten ma "a
wlele, aby umrzec z gfodu, a
Ia maio. ably zyc. Dzisiaj,
kiedy Iwiazek n. p. liczy
prawie 10000 czfcnk6w, pre-.
zes Zarzadu Centr. musi co.
dziennie zafatwiac rozleg}e ie.
go interesa, musi bye to W
biurze, to W sadie. o otrzy.
MANU- piracy postronnei przy
takith warunkach mowy bye
ME moze. Vice postanowi.
lem wr6cic do mego fachu, do
dziennikarstwa j przyialem
naczelne redaktorstwo .,Kur.
jera Polskiego' W Milwaukee,
Ft6ry jest najstarszym dzien-
nikiem polskim W Ameryce i
ma byt zapewniony. A ze
pismo TO ma wielka liczbe
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-18

burmistrza Wittinga.
Rezultat wybor6w byf ma
stepujacy: Gfos6w oddano
wog6le 25,621. z tych pablo
ma mecenasa Chrzanowskiego
15,412, ma nadburmistrza Wit.
tinga 94S2, ma socjaliste Ka.
sprzaka 720, rozstrzelonych
byfo gtos6w Z. Wiekszosc
absolutna, potrzebna do wy
boru, wynosifa 1881 gFos6w,
kandydat vice polski zwycie.
zy{ 2601-nym giosem ponad
wiekszost absolutna.
q powodu tax pieknego
zwycieztwa uciemiezonej pol
skosci, patrjotyczny tygodnik
pozna1ski ,,Praca" wystapif z
dzielnym artykulem, wysto-
sowanym do wyborcow, p. t.
Geese zasfudze.
Cytujemy z niego ponizej
gtowne ustepy, z powodu. ze
i mas, polak6w W Ameryce,
sprawa ia goraco obchodzic
Wilma.
Znaczenie znakomitego zwy-
cieztwa - pisze ,,Praca" -
polega ma tenn, re pod hasfem
narodowem poszfo do urny
wyborczej przeszfo p6itora ty-
siaca wyborc6w polskich VIE
Gel, niz W ?. ls97 pomimo maj
zacietszej agitacji stronniczej.
Udziaf wyborcow, jakkol.
wick zwycieztwo z CORY byfo
po naszej stronie, byf olbrzy-
mi, a przenosif 80 proc. Zna-
czy to, re zaledwie co dziesia-
ty wyborea polak ME stawii
sic do urpy wyborczej. Mem
cy, pomimo szalonej agitacji
wyborczej, pomimo oszuka1-
czych odezw polskich, nawo-
fujacych do gfosowania ma ME-
mieckiego kandydata, dopro-
wadzili do tego, re 2 pomie-
dzy kazdych dziesieciu, osmiu
ich gfosowafo.
PodkreSlamy vice raz jesz-
cze doniosfosc tych wybor6w,
jako niezaprzeczonego dowo-
du, re spofeczehstwo nasze ME
chce walki pomiedzy SODA, ME
chce walki stronnictw, lecz
chce zgodnie isc droga roz-
woju politycznego ekono-
micznego pod hasfem naro-
dowem j acknowledgement.
w zwycieztwie kandydata
zjednoczonych polak6w W Pc.
znaniu upatrujemy zwycie-
1.-TWO tych idei, kt6re i nam
sa drogie, i nam przyswieca-
ia W piracy spOlecznej publi-
cystycznej.
Geese zasludzer' - pisze.
my W naglowku tego artyku-
IN. ,,Czesc zasfudze!' - 20.
wtarzamy, tenn swietnem zwy-
cieztwem wyborczem bowiem
obYwatele-wyborcy Poznania
i okolicy zaskarbili sobie
Idziecznosc caiego spofeczeh.
silva, DO dali przykfad, jak
spefniac obowiazek narodowy
j pod jakiemi hasfami zgoda
powszech ma jest mozliwa.
Niechaize przykiad wybor-
cow pozna6skich przys ~ieca
wszystkim wyborcom polskim
j W przyszfych walkach wy
borczych o mandaty polskie,
MECH ten rozum polityczny,
kt1reoo oni dali dow6d n
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-18

obowiazku, ktorego oni dali
dowod, jedna i'm wszedzie u
znanie J budzi w cafym kraju
echo: Geese zasludze!
lyle ,,Praca".
A teraz przypomnijmy So
bic, jako przykfad, to co sic
stafo pred kilkoma tygodnia.
mi w Chicago, podczas wybo-
row radcow miejskich. | tam,
w l6.tej wardzie, zamieszka-
fej przewaznie przez polak6w,
miaio szanse wyboru dwoch
kandydat6w: polak i niemiec.
l tam niemiec obiecywaf po-
lakom poparcie, oswiadczaf,
re pie jest ich wrogiem i mial
do pomocy, czegoby ME miaf
w Poznaniu laden niemiec,
pismo polskie, ksiezy zowia-
cych sic polakami. To tez
gdy W Poznaniu zwyciezyf po.
LAX, w Chicago zwyciezyf ME-
mice.
Prawda, re w Poznaniu cho-
dzifo o posfa do parlamentu,
a tn tylko o radce miejskiego;
prawda. re Ameryka - to
ME nasz kraj rodzinny. skut-
klein czego ME rozchodzi sic
tu, tax jak tam, wprost o nasz
byt narodowy; prawda i to
wreszcie, re tu inaczei grupu-
ia sic stronnictwa polityczne;
badz co badz jednak jest mas
W Stanach Zjednoczonych do
II miljona, z czego W samem
Chicago do 100000; badz co
5adz jednak tutaj zaczyna-
my odczuwac mad SODA bicz
naszych wrog6w - a pomimo
to w stosunku do naszej licz.
by i silly reprezentacia nasza
W polityce r0wna sic zeru!
Me mozemy wiec po wy
borach, czy to miejskich, czy
krajowych, zawolac jak ,,Pra:
ca: Czesc zasfudze, ME mo-
zemy, tax iak ona powiedzieG:
,,spoiecze1stwo nasze ME chce
walki pomiedzy soba, ME chce
walki stronnictw, lecz chce
zgodnie iSc droga rozwoiu.'
Jake nam jeszcze daleko
do tego! A przeciez mogli-
bysmy, gdybysmy rozumieli
nasz interes narodowy, zaj-
mowac juz placowki we wszy-
stkich gafeziach administracji
ME tylko miast, powiat6w i
stanow, ale nawet kraju. /
kt6zby ma tenn zyskaf, jezeli
ME przedewszystkiem sprawl
nasza narodowa? Ale my
tenn ME myslimy, nam zawsze
rozchodzi sic o to. ze zyska o.
SODA, Kodak nasz, r0wny nam
i to nam spaG ME dale. / wo-
limy wobec tego. ably rzadzii
nami i naszemi kieszeniami
obey, chocby niemiec, anizeli
.zeby odznaczonym byl sw6j,
bo to odznaczenie r6wnego
nam rodaka, jatrzyloby mas
bezustannie jadem zazdrosci.
w }eb 60, MECH ME podno-
81 gfowy mad innych! - oto
nasza maksyma w zyciu ma
szem politycznem spoiecz-
mem.
| dlatego gfownie TAX nisko
tutaj stoimy, dlatego jedynie
posmiewiskiem bywamy tax
czesto u ludzi obcych. Dla-
tego jedynie zadnei sprawy
| ,,,as,;o;s,o; 4,,o,xooo; 90 ,oIo
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
Enthusiastically Received.

The charivari rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace, the newly
married couple, at the Sea View
house last night, was the amuse-
ment of the town folks and
country visitors. 1t was the
event of the evening and it
would not do to give the names
of those who participated in the
fun. Climbing on the roof, tim
pans, whistles and bells were the
principal part Of the amusement.
At first Mr.. Wallace refused to
respond to the call of the mob,
but when threats were made to
burn the house, out came the
groom and offered thanks (belov
his breath) tof the reception
rendered he and his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace showed
good taste in choosing this place
for their honeymoon, and no
doubt it was the Summer School
that attracted their attention
here. Newport, as well as Nye
Greek people, offer theif hearty
congratulations. Yaquina Bay
News. .
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
A Fine Showing.

What Joseph Yates claims is
the finest job Of threshing done
on his place in ten years-and
Mr.. Yates-is an expert in these
matters-was performed at the
Yates farm, three miles east of
Corvallis, last Friday evening
and Saturday morning by the
John Vineyard-Dahiel White-C.
! w. and Walter Yates outfit.
Horse power was used to drive a
28-inch cylinder Bnffalo-Pitts
machine, and the result was re-
markably clean wheat and prac-
tically no waste.
A field of so acres gave a yield
of 1000 bushels of Kinney wheat.
A sack-two bushels-weighed
14S pounds, machine measure,
and the average will be 40
pounds. Two years ago this
same field yielded 1924 bushels
of wheat, last year a crop of 600
bushels of oats was taken from
it and this years producs comes
from seed sown on stubble last
fall. A strip of oats threshed
IS bushels to the acre. Five
sacks of this grain weighed AS
pounds. At 81 pounds to the
bushel the sacks contained IS
bushels, machine measure.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
Resolutions.

Whereas, God, in infinite
wisdom and mercy, has seen htto
call from this vale of tears, the,
beloved daughter, Ora, of our es-
teenhed Neighbor J. M. Lamb.
therefore be it
Resolved, That we condo1e
with this, our Neighbor, in his
sad affection and tender him our
sympathy and mourn with him
his great loss. And be it further
Resolved, That a copy of
these resolutions be presented to
our Neighbor, and also one each
to the CORVALLIS GAZETTE,
Corvallis Times and Pacific Wood.
man for publication.
c. E. BANToN,
w. c. HODGES,
w. 7. NICHOLS.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
was that little Wayne Hall was

was that little Wayne Hall was
in excellent health, and that the
dead child in Washington had
belonged to DIR. and Mrs. Good
ale. Such mistakes should not
be allowed to occur in a reliable
newspaper.
Following is a list of the cooks
who will feed the fanlished hordes
of men with the various tl1resfl-
ers in this locality: Wilson Hall
Beal outfit, Mrs. Rebekah Bach
anan and Miss Alta Gibson; A.
A. Williamson outfit, Mrs. Will
Hanson and Miss Grace William
son; Ridder & Cautherh outfit,
Mrs. Fanny Hall and Miss Grace
Hall.
Farmers state that this has
been the coolest harvest expert
enoed in this vicinity in many
years.
On the Ed Wiies farm, this
year, 200 tons of hay was stored
away for use during the coming
winter. Ten men and FIVE teams
were employed by Mr.. Wiles dur
ing the haying season.
Lovers Of fresh venison are
often torlnented, of late, by the
appearance of deer in this neigh
borhood. Two yearlings were
seen in the John Harris pasture,
Sunday morning, ana were ap-
parently unsoncerned by the ap-
proach of parties to within 900
yards. ToPsY.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
Frott1 Wells.

Zella, the 1o-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dodele,
is seriously i'll with pleuro-pneu-
monia and an affection Of the
kidneys. Dr.. Farfa is in daily
attendance, and it is hoped the
little girl may soon recover.
John Harris has a new plano
binder. The sellers were Stew
art & Sox, of Albany.
The fall grain is now in shock,
and will probably average from
20 to IS bushels per acre.
The Wilson-Hall- -Beal thresher
will begin operations, Thursday,
on the A. J. Hall farm. The
machine will have an extensive
circuit, and the price will be
from four to six cents per bushel.
Prot. Prichard and little son
passed through this neighber-
hood, awhee1, Tuesday, en- route
for Portland and points in Wash.
ington.
A. A. Williamson is the owr-
er of a new Cyclone separator,
purchased recently of an Albany
frtn.
Newspaper reporters should be
careful, and report only facts ir
this locality. Relatives ant
friends Of Dr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hall Of Albion, Washington
were considerably shocked Wed
nesday, upon receipt OF the Cor
wallis Times. An item in tha
paper cotained the intellieenc,
4 that the two-year.old son of DR.
and Mrs. Hall was dead. N,
word to that effect had been re
ceived here, and excited relative
of the little boy left the harves
field, hasteaed TO Wells and tele
p1ioned to parties IN Corvallis t
verify the report. The answe
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
Additional Local.

DR.. Gathey has purchased the
Tuller residence at present occupied
by Capt. Crawford.
Milton Friendly, former Coryal-
lis boy, passed through this city
yesterday en- route to Newport.
Ed Crawford came up from Salem
yesterday. Teddy is the same
whole-souled fellow as of yore. He
is enjoying his summer vacation.
Sunday aud yesterday were the
hottest days of the season in Cor
Wallis. The thermometer climbed
up to 100 at the Occidental corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred stensloff, of
Salem, were G.. & Z. passengers to
the coast, Saturday. Mrs. Stems
loft was formerly Miss Clara Blair,
Of this city.
The .Top.Round" shoe is filed
between outsole and insole with a
mixture of ground cork and rub
Der, which acts as a cushion for the
wearer's. foot, keeps out moisture
and prevents squeaking. Sold by
F. L. Miller.
John spangler and daughter, Mrs.
/ l.. L. Porter, returned yesterday
from Rock Greek where they have
been = enjoying an outing. The
other members of the party will re.
main until September Mrs. Por-
ter goes. home to Oregon City to-
morrow.
| R. A. Bowman is home from an
absence of six months in Portland
There is no place like home, says
!, Mr.. Bowman, and Corvallis is the
best home town in Oregon. He is
here to stay now, and desires that
parties needing painting, paper
hanging, ETC., done will kindly re.
member him.
The advance guard of p Wood
men who went from Benton county
to attead the grand initiation
. which occurred at Portland Friday
night and Saturday morning, when
1926 strangers became members o.
that order returned Sunday. As
usual, Benton county was right II
it when it came to walking away
with the honors. She won the tug
of-war, saving, chopping, and pillow
fight contests, and would have dene
more had there been anything elst
on the program.
. School district Ne. 7 of Bentor
county has the distinction of hav
ing won the county banner Of at
tendance for three terms of school
To win the said banner the schoo
must have had the best attendance
in the county for one month
!, After winning the banner three
: times, a school is entitled to {
county Roll of Honor. Sup't Den
> man has, therefore, sent one of th'
same to the above district. Mis-
= Margie Tharp was teaching in tn,
: said district during the aforesaie
period.
# Rumors are abroad to the effec
# that some China pheasants are be,
y ing killed already this season. Th
t suspicion is largely based on tn
t amount of ammunition recent.
s purchased, and the number 0
j. the shot invariably selected. Th
latter in nearly every instance wa
the exact measure for a China
According to law no pheasants ar
to be killed before the 1st of Octo
: ber, and it is unlawful for any on
person to kill more than ten bird
$ in a single days hunting-it is wei
to remember this, as game warden
n are in ambush.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
Back From Frisco.

X. II. GlDSon- ana Vile return-
ed last week from a short busi-
rlessstrip to San Francisco. Mat
ters are pretty we'll tied up in the
bay city, owing to the labor
troubles now existing there.
Thousands of tons of freight is
waiting to be moved, but the
teamsters are on a strike, and
ssgreen hands, have been
pressed into service at wages
ranging from $6 to $8 per day.
Men are driving teams Ia San
Francisco now who never before
had a rein In their hands. Even
the employers themselves are
acting as teamsters. Mr.. Gibson
had business with a prominent
wholesale merchant. He found
that gentleman perched upon
the seat of ponderous truck,
while fat policeman rode be-.
side hlm to afford protection.
The truckr1en are new at the
business and little work is ac-
complished as the result of the
expenditure Of much effort. One
of these amateurs loaded a truck.
with casks of wine. He ne
elected TO stand them on end
and when the truck started the
wine rolled into the gutter. The
strikers stove in the heads of the
casks, took what wine they
wished and the rest ran into the
sewer. To the. credit of the
strikers there have been no acts
of violence and it is hoped there
will be none.
A peculiar feature of the pres
sent trouble is that the strikers
themselves have no real griev-
ance. They have no fault te
find with the amount of wages
they receive, the number o.
hours they are required to work,
hor the treatment they receive al
the hands of their employers.
The present movement resolves
itself into an effort on the part O.
the unions to manage the bust
ness affair of employers Of labor
The employers are firm in thei1
determination to deal with the
EN- ployes direct, while the EN-
ployes insist on a full recogni
tion of the unions.
Superintendent Denman return
cd Saturday from his outing il
/ Aisea.
/ Miss Olive Hamilton, of Corval
lis, who has been visiting Miss Liz;
Griffin in this city, went to Com
! stock this afternoon to visit there
Guard.
/ A lawn party was given last even
ing at the home of Sam Baisfey b.
Misses Lola Dorsett and Pearl Bais
ley in honor Of Mr.. Elmer CLARK
Bunting was stretched around th
!. fence to screen from the gaze Of tn
passing throng. The yard wa
prettily decorated with Chimes
lanterns, while boquets Of swee
peas and honeysuckles adorned tn
table and filled the air with thei
fragrance. The guests were favor
ed with 81 number of selections {
instrumental music, while games
: descriptions were played. The onl
sad feature of the evening was tia
these present could not forget tha
Mr.. Clark is soon to part with hi
many friends.-Baker City Demo
. crat.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06

Broken lines of ladies', misses and
children's shoes at remnant prices.
Nolan & Callahan.
For extra heavy draper duck go
to Nolan & Callahan's.
Our remnant and odds and ends
sale will continue until our new Fall
stock arrives. Nolan & Callahan,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-06
The Black Cat.


Buy your harvesting outfit at
Nolan & Callahan's.
Big bargains in all summer goods
at Nolan & Cailahan's.
Big specially per cent off on
all summer goods at Kline's.
Hart, Schafner & Marx clothes
for dressy men, at S. l. Kline's.
Broken lines of mems fine shoes
worth from $3.50 to Sc going at
$3.50. Nolan & Callahan.
Given away--a pair of Queen
Quality shoes on August 9Th. Call
at store for particulars at KIine's.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-01
FLORIDA LUMBER PROJECT.
BnItimoreans Interested in DeveI-
opment Enterprise.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July Local CAPT
tai is largely interested in the East Coast
Commercial Company, which has been
chartered in Delaware with 81. 06a.650 Of
capital stock, 10 cut and market the tim
Der from a tract Of 5.G0S acres in Florida.
about $50 miles from Jacksonville, and TO
eventually convert the whole tract into
sugar plantation The officers Of the
company are George F Jones, president;
Miller r Creighton, secretary; William
W Dix. treasurer. sfl of Baltimore. The
headquarters of the company is to be IN
Baltimore.
Miller R. Creighton. ". ". Dix, and
William H Foreman returned Saturday
evening from an efght-days' trip Of in
spection OF the property. Mr. Foreman,
speaking of the scheme, said:
The land. much of which is low ham,
mock. is covered with a dense growth Of
oak. cypress. and hickory trees It is the
purpose of the company to erect mills as
soon as possible TO cut this timber. One
mill is already at work Tramways VIII
be built through the forest leading ia the
mills. and canals will be cut in the low
portions draining the land, at tie same
time furnishing a means Of towing the
trees to the mills
Most of the lumber will be used in the
reconstruction OF Jacksonville In the 10
Cd4itE there a great demand Io- pine
apple crates. and factories for the manu-
facture of them will in a few weeks be
begun While on the train returning to
Baltimore J closed a contract for 100000
of these crates with q local dealer The
crates are made Of hickory and cypress
AS soon as possible the land viii be
cleared am the sugar fields prepared. IN
twelve months the company expects to
have sugar cane growing Ref1neries VIII
also be built
Mayor Fletcher told Mr. Foreman that
by Z. special act Of the Legislature the
right had been given Jacksiuyiile to issue
Si00.0e0 of per cent thirty-year bonds for
the purpose of contracting for the work
upon the new city buildings About
twenty-five architects are now there,
among them Z II. GlidGen, Of the Bait
more Construction Company
The St James Hotel viii be rebuilt by
Henry NJ FIagleT- Of the Standard OIL
Company. Mr. Foreman said. at a cost
of g 900 600 The Atlantic. Naidosta and
Western Railroad has, for the privilege
of running = branch line along the water
front and other branches into the cargo
docks which viii be constructed there.
agreed to build A large bUlkhead along
the water front using the debris from
the fire as the building material
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-01

Complications thiclen IN the British
South African situation The news
new reaches Us that il Cape Colony
the constitution has been virtually alb
z3gated for the time being, and that
almost absolute power has been as
EEIned by the Governor and Ministry
The Colonial Parliament has been pro-
rogued untile August p. and it is said
T. be unlikely that 1t will sit even
then.
This action IS said Il. have been in
spired b. Lord Miner ana Mr.. Cham
bel lain, but the reason for - Is nat
given. It Is not hard, though. % find
the probable reason The situation in
the Colony is undoubtedly critical.
The invading Beers are active and
making no end Of trouble, while the
Dutch element in the population "a
very considerable element. by the
way, is Of mere than doubtful loyalty
10 the British Government. The sym
pathies Of these People are. in fact.
with their countryme-- IN the Trans
wall and the Orange Ere. state
There has been no poplar ,,,,.5si,,,
against Great Britain in CaE, 49,
bat large numbers Of the youh, mon
have joined the Roer forces IN IT,
field, and the population is honeycora>
ed with dislOyalty. Besides this tbe
conduct OF the war has borne heavil,
upon the Colony. and during its prog
ress there have been looting and de
vastation at wholesale, first by ont
party and then by the other The re
suit Is that even the PRO English in.
habitants are heartily sick Of the strug.
gle which seems 20 be as far from it,
end as ever. There can be no doub
that TIE prevailing sentiment Of the
people Of both rationaIlties IS in favor
OF liberal terms TO the Beers in order
that peace may be speedily secured
This means oppo.dtion TO The inexor-