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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-31
THE JOURNAL Is SUSTAINED;
INDICTMENT THROWN OUT OF
COURT BY JUDGES DECISION
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most Immediately the hasty action they had been led into cannot be stated
anded approached in entirely different and that
subjected the light of day
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-31
UNIFORM SIDEWALKS
For The ENTIRE CITY

NEW LONDON, Conn, Jan. 8.-As a re-
suit OF action taken by the common coun-
ell New London will be one OF the first
cities of the United States to have uni
form sidewalks throughout The council
viii lay 30 1-2 miles of granolithic walk
at an expense OF $4,000. Work will be-
gin shortly and two years will be re-
CURED before II is completed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-31
"PoNTooN PEACOCK"
WAR. VETERAN DEAD

CHICAGO, Jan. N.-Robert Peacock
known among veterans of the civil war
as 'Pontoon Peacock" died here yester-
day, after a years Illness
Mr.. Peacock was a member of the
famous "Sturges Rifles" He had charge
of the force which laid the corduroy
road and built bridges across the Chica-
hominy swamps, which enabled General
Franklin to cross and fortify Malvern
Hills. The feat earned for the construc-
tor the nickname of 'Pontoon Pea
cock"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-31
Rome Registration

ROME, Ca. Jan 26.-Registration
books for the city primary on February
Is, opened this morning. There VIII be
70 candidates In the field for seven al
dermen's places. and a lively campaign
IS in prospect.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-31


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Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
Mattings and Rugs

If you are in need of any new Mattings,
Crex Mating Rugs, it will pay you to look over
line of this goods. We have China and
Japanese Mattings in all coIors and variety
of patterns.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
08CGOWnS

A beautiful selection of lace and EN-.
broidery trimmed gowns. Round and
square necks, long and short sleeves.
Good values at S1.50.
Sale price only. ..................SS CSC
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
Eastnan's Kodak Supplies

We now carry full line Of Eastrnan's
kodal<s and Kodak Supplies, such as films;
all sizes Flash Sheets; Developing Paper and
all other supplies. We also develop and print
pictures
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
75c GOwnc
Nv NJ " 410

In high and low neck, embroidery
trimmed, full size and length. All made
Of good quality nainsook.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01

PlCCureS FfaneQ TO OFQef
We are now prepared to do picture franz
ing at short notice We have full line of
mouIdings and will guarantee good work at
moderately low prices.
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
Notion Bargains

Q Packs of Wire Hair Pins
8 Ladies' Hair Nets, without rubber
Paper Dress Pins
l Doz. Safety Pins
! Roll Black or White Tape
Best Shoe Lacers, I pair
2 Corset Laces, fat
sc Thimbles, each
3 Doz Shoe Buttons
Spool o. N. T. Darning Cotton
sc Doz. Pearl Buttons
2 Doz. Card Hook and Eye
Box Best Mourning Pins
! Doz Best Safety Pins
! Paper Best Pins
l Spool Crochet Cotton
! yard Best Elastic
] Piece Finishing Braid
Children's Hose Supporters, pair
Dress Shields, pair
Dressing Combs
Best Skirt Binding, piece
Warren's Collar Bone, yard
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
ChiIdren'S Muslin Drawers

All sizesI sUme plain and others
trimmed. Regular price from 124c to
29c.
Introductory price -. 1Oc to 25c
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01

Mating, Cooking Utensils, &c.
O
Of yards
Roll of Japane
400 Roll of japanese Mating, 40 yards
qt agateware Regular price
price
45c
10 quart Dish Pan Former Price 74c Sale
Steel Frying Pan Former Price C
Gold mirrors 22x5O Former Price $25
Curtains
sc
Anot other
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
PettiCOatS

A beautiful line of sample white pet
ticoats. Some lace and embroidery
trimmed Others plain, all are samples.
Made full wide and of good MATERIAL
Sale price from. .75c to $3.50
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01
Corset Covers

Made OF nice quality nainsoOk, trim
med with lace and embroidery. All
sizes; well made. Value from 55c to 75c
Sale price. e.......:..... .2Sc to soc
Middletown transcript., 1911-04-01

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
'BR0NCH0 BILL" T" IS
BEING SOUGHT BY
THREE POSSES
Officers Are Securing Hills
for Life Convict Who Es-
capped From the Territorial
Penltentiary Sunday Night.

Special Tclo-Iam To Evening Herald
Sanu o.. y NJ April u William
Walfols better kuown as "Broacho
Bill who escaped from the poniicn.
tiary here sunday night. is Niil al
large Three posses. directed by Gag.
tain Fred Fornon OF the New Mexico
mounted police. are trailing the coun
,y uoar Cerrillos Madrid aud other
nearby towns in tho hope of running
across the escape
Walters is IN poor physical shape
and II is not believed thai hc can
make his getaway When De- was
captured Ia lNaH Walters was .hui ia
tho right arm The wound never heat.
ed aud his ann is practically useless
llp viii not be- able iu shooi with any
dosrco OF accuracy even o. be- has sc.
cured qua walters suffered us tho
result ol close confinement aud de.
yelupcd pulmonary tuberculosis For
several wears ho has had severe hem.
WurhagC and he Is IN no condition
go pu' gp q tighj Tor his life or lib.
criN.
Bfoncho Bll IN his day was one
ol lhc uDnicst highWaymcu in the
business. however and hose who
know him say that he viii not be
taken hack go the pcniicntary alive.
Nalfor killed FranL Vigil Manuel
hustWn, utp aud an Indian trailer near
b"lru shortly after he broncho Bill
gang held up and robbed a Santa Fo
train It said that The outfit 80
currd q quantity of Mexican money
which thay cached some place IN
Valencia county, 70 Is nnt impossible
that Walters win make an attempt -
recover This money before he leaves
he country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
AGED WOMAN GAVE
SAMPLE OF REAL MERCY
-c,cnt, -cigbi Year Oid Resident of
NJ. i"ui. Wouid \"t Cause \no,licr
Nuihcr Ia ~uNcr, She said.

st Louis, April lS.--Mrs. Louisa \.
Degan. - years old. who had been
struck. choked and robbed by u young
man refused today TO prosecute him
because she had sons of her own and
she did not wish 90 bring sorroW 10
the mother OF the highwayman by
sending her son lo the penitentialN
i am - years old she said I
have not much longer 90 live and IL
should be- The means ot sending "A
Young man 10 the pcnlionllary /
would not sleep another night
The police could not persuade her
90 make forma complaint ana they
took the man. OTTO Dunos, To police
headqusTl,y, and locked him IN a cell
An hour later, Constantine Dones, his
brother. went to the station
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
REAL OBJECT TO DELAY
ADMISSION UNTIL 1912
Hagerman. Viljoen a n Il
Hanna Enroute to Wash.
ington to Start Fracas By
Joining Forces With the
Democrats.
t,rnina Herald Bureau }
~ Pest building }
Washington, u. 4. }

AZ ellington Nuru Is 'rhat asttnn
,.. ,.t. .,.-.t,.,,,.,. H..
th' '''tt"'''H comm '''' "I t"" nous"
viii hr delayed and IT, approval joo~
r.r,fs.d due L, tbe. ,.ih.t,. .nf .srt,tn
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u vii b., easier To- Almond Nas c,i-
a.r..d ann. .ft,rnonn .,hcn tho com.
t.. . ,
ihF't'hN today d'''ii'" 'I ""'h
until FRIDAY
TIA. imn.o,uai. cams, was th, ar
- r.,.
t"Ns'n 'i N''"i"''l"' ""'
H,ud ot Los Aitmos. wh" say they
.r. o,.n,b,rs nf , committee af nVe.
,. u.,I.. n.,,,.
'f'~ "h" N""' '' p' ''''" '''''
tac icp"rl 80 statehood 'S m"H'.
Dth p democrats h,, say. viii ave
F'i-'~9'" "'''"''" '''''
lpHtins statehood. bot ih"i hc wants
it ~, suss ho desires To c"hirr "lh
lh' "th"i MON '"rr "i 'h' ''"'N'"'
c"mu i,., fnsc making an "isu-
Wtn5 Avre'"rf h' asked thH' h'u"h
h' drivrr II iiu Frid">
Altn n'f 'th'i"l r. " "l'
.mdgc \. u Fan d'mnhd'd lhH' NJ
I'' rrusson Hnd nv tlHiW s"'' ''' ""-
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Ar F'rf"-s"h hh"'lt -"' ~ " WI
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
PRIESTS MUST GIVE
UP ALL BUSINESS
They Ma, Encourage and tostcr IN
-iiintion- iini The, Must Not rake
Time from t,riigiots bniic~.

Davenport la, April rs. Bishop
james Davis of the Roman Catholic
diocese OF Davenport has ISSUED or
ders putting into effect a decree of
the pope requiring that all priests
shall resign from positions they may
hold as officers or directors of banks
on Ike business institutions.
The order insiructs them TO foster
and assist such institutions as much
as possible, but declares that such ac'
Tive connections are liable 10 distract
Them from their church duties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
THEY WANT TO HOLD "
UP UNTIL AFTER 1912

Speciai Telegram 10 N'hlhg h'ialn'
Wgshin ,top. April n when the
house committee on territories met
this afternoon io consider the cohsil'
tniions ot New Mexico ana Arizona
with a view so taking action, !. u.
Hand and u y. fcrsussun of Now
Mexico appeared before the commit
to. They requested posi- ponrlh"hi
OF the hearing until Monday, 10 await
the arrival here oi y Jones. The
democratic national committeeman
from New Mexico.
Th committee postponed the hear
lup until FRIDAY neat Hand and Fer
rnsson announced hat y committee
of New Mexico Democrats want some
amendment 10 the New Mexico con
constitution. declaring thai under
SIS present 'orm 1t was 700 diIhcuil to
amend
The true intent .oi this action "
became apparent Nas 10 deier an
action ON the admission ot New MeN'
leo until after the presidential cleo
ton In 1879 II is believed ny me
New Mexico Democrats that II this
delay IL secured Democrat viii sue.
coed Mr. Taft as president and mat
with the federal patronage they VIII
have they can carry the new state
election.
So clearly was this plan Indicated
that The Democrats announced that
they would he joined here soon by an
"insurgcnt Republican committee
consisting of II 1 iiagerman. Gener
nj Noliocn and Il. n Hanna, the lat
isr mn utIornA, ai Snutu ER
ThcSc men, who assert they repre-
sent the Democracy of New Mexico
viii probably loin forces here, In an
effort 10 hold mp the statehood roso
lniion nnIil after the extra session
adiourns,
The outcome viii likely be the np
riova' oi the New Mexico constitution
ana the tying up Of action ON Arizona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
LOS ANGELES MAN
DEAD At LAST
Tailor Who Had Proverbial
Nine Lives and Who Tried
to Carry Out Death Pact.
Finally Succumbs

Loo Angeles. CALI. April - : l..
DANA. the tailor who was wounded la
a revolver duel with George koerner
two weeks ago ana after nine DAYS In
a hospital here shot himself with a
revolver brought him lay Eva BoVec,
who claimed 20 be- his adopted daugh-
ter. died last night
nunla attempted 10 carry on SUI
eide paci with Miss l3oyee n The 81.
piIa, by shooting her three times be-
fore shooting himself She probably
viii recover
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
NAMElESS FRENCH
PATRIOTS ARE
H0NOREO
Bronze Tablet in Memory of
Heroes of Our Revolution is
Unveiled at st. Johns Col.
lege. Annapolis.

Annapolis. Md. Aprh lS--A moulo
tablet. erected by the general society
of the Sons OF the Revolution to the
memory of the nameless Frsncn sol.
dicrS and sailors who. IN 1854. laid
down their lives In the cause of Amer.
lean Independence. WAS unveiled on
III, campus nj -, Johns college her,
today
President TAFT and the French am.
hassador. VI Iusserand. delivered the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
FRENCH SOLDIERS LOSE
FAMOUS RED LEGGERS"
Ornamental ~,arlci Trpuscrs Are To-
rc \bolishrd fnr More seq, iccabIc
WEARING apparel " IaIcsi Order.

Paris. April THE red trousers
OF the French army probably me
most distinctive hlt Ut milliaty dress
IN ;hc word arc sHon Ia Weld 10 tho
inevitable Khaki, Two bat,alons aro
nov being tit'ed with the new irous.
ors, grcenishgray aud somewhat
lighter than the English khaki. on an
order iroM The war office. 4 the cN.
pertinent proves satisfactory the new
cloth will he used throughout The On.
tire French army
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18

DenNOI- f0IO. NprI II Formor
Attorney General John y, Barnett and
speaker Mcl.Achlan cash received
votes TODAY on thu ballot for United
states scuatnr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
French Aviator Falls 10 Death.

Versailles. France. April iN.--cap.
tain Carron OF the French army avia-
tion corps icll with his acroplanc from
a height of two hundred ana nifty
feet today and was crushed to death
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
DOUGLASS Now Feels Safer.

Douglas, Ar2. April Il The rebels
have eXcayated Aqua Preta secrellj
during the early morning ami the fed
erals have occupied the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
Advancing Federals Enter
Town Without Firing of a
Shot and Take Several
Tardy Revoltos Prisoners.
AMMUNITION IS GONE
AND FLIGHT IS FORCED
We Are Going to the Noun
tains But We Are Coming
Back" They Shouted to U.
S. Troops Along the Line.

Aqua prcta. Men AprI l> The
r'bcI army after almost Isuccu
hours pf eontnuous Hehuus g,st,r-
day Boo ga, dciense oI ,eW pr,ta
quietly evacuated tho town du ug tn,
night
II moved out SILENTLY ad WHOM ,hc
day broke. II was np Nh.r. 90 oc
seen.
IN, Mexican troop ,nu.rrd the
city at dawn. encountuiua uu resist
ancv
Tho fcd,rala came iu cautiously. cN-
p'ctius Co encounter au amhush of
-omc Kind ~ any moment uat the
rebels had van shed and tl,r, WIS mo-
iudication even of the direction they
had taken.
The reason FOR thrir dcs,rtiuu of
tho city aucr an an da> desperate
defense of B, was noi ai first appa
cut IN, most logiya conclusion
seemed to De- ,hSt thrir ammunition
was exhausted.
Erbci- tlrc In Disorder.
Later dvVclppmrnt= show the rohcl
army tu bc badly disrupted. It's
leaders gave an The nsht and tho men
in thc ranks appear to have fled N
all directions of then own individual
choosing Colonel Medina. the Jcfc
p"litlcio of the town. who assumed
command nf the re- nat last uieht,
came tn tho Nm.r .can lin. be
fore dawn. ana surrendered 90 the
United states troops H. was placed
uud'r guard IN, victorious federal
force which occupied the town this
morning numbered about twelve
hundred men Lieutenant colonel
R"Snaldu pi8z Is in supreme com-
mand.
Later d"Vclopm, ,nts showed Il was
onlN the rcbyls 100 the outer trenches
who flDd in disorder. the main body
ui insurrectos rctrng with their
arms ana in good order.
\ ldck nf provisions as well as am
munition severely handicapped the
rcbols
,o>~c- Are Va, known.
Tho government LOSSES iu ycstcr-
days lighting may never br known.
The trdcrals declined thr assistance
"l the Rcd cross today. stating the
army would care for It's own wound
cd. During N.-tDrlgy's fighting the
red.rnls rnmn..d ,bc Lgr.d ann,
,yol,ndrd :, m, ,.a, ana /, ts n,d.r.
stood tho d,1d ,,.r. In,,,.d ~, ,,..
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18

WASHINGTON April iN IN attack
ON Juar,1. M,Niuo. is momcnurili 'N-
p.,tcd, according to tslrgram from
United states ConsH Edward, rc,,,t-
ed 40 the White HOUSE t1u morning
Colonel sharpe I" kcsp pll Americans
from crossing thc liio Gmudo drns
fh, battle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
Bank Guarantee for Colorado.

Denver. \pril Is. The senate b
DAY passed he bank guaranty bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
CAVALRY REGIMENT TO MEXICO

Des hoines. Ia. April - The
Sixth cavalry Lieutenant Colonel
Charles O'Connor in command. ieavcs
here late TODAY tor Douglas. Arizon1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
Incident Such as Firing Into
Douglas Will Not Happen
Again. is Message From
Diaz to Washington
AUGUA PRIETA DEFEAT
RELIEVES SITUATION
All Information Received
Since Last Night is Hurried
to White House Interven-
tion is Not Likely.

Washington, Nurl u.s. Definite a~.
surancrs have been received D., the
president from the Mexican govern
mcnt that affairs like that at Agua
Fti"ta viii NOT he repeated
Tn" announcement was made at tho
WHIT" House that Mexico had given
assurance uf a definite rcs,riciiv. pol
les ON the border
The Mexican situation. which is fast
approaching a crisis In it's information
at aspect. Was TIA. pricipal subject OF
Consideration at today's cabinet meet
ing
with the declaration ny the prcsi-
don't that No American soldiers viii
cross the border without the consent
oi congress u seems almost certain
that tn" problem soon viii reach the
halls uf congress.
Washington L. IntcW.~tcd.
interest in official Washington ~
keyed To- tn" highest pitch and every
bit ot Information, official or unoffi-
cial. received over night was rushed
tu the whit" House for the perusal of
the president
Ait,r conference with the prcsi-
dent this morning chairman Cullom
"f tn" senate committee on foreign
relations announced that no meeting
Of his committee To consider the Mex
tcan situation WAS contemplated at
this time.
According To- senator culiom the
prcsid.n, Mas optimistic today and
apparently hrii.ved IN. sl,nat'on NJ
Douglas had improved. The senator
said he could Sc" no reason for al
Intervention
situation u Relieved.
AdNiCes that Aqua Pricta has been
evacuated 10y the rebels did much to
relieve the tension In Washington,
and that the situation is not nov re-
garded as acut" Is evidenced b, the
fact that The leaders in both houses
OF congress after contrrring with the
president declared that no action rs
contemplated by congress at this time.
Nj Sulz"r uf New York intnsatrd.
however. that - neutral 1one of five
To ten miles wild. along the boundary
line is being considered There Is
som" apprehension over tn. Juarez
situation bat in official circles conf
drncc b. expressed that Mexico Wiz
make good her promise To Keep the
federal troops away from the border.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18
T0OAY'S GAMES


ST. Louis cn'caso postponed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-18

Continued on Page 2, Column 80
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'onllnucd on Page 9, Column 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-21
LITTLE GIRL rNcoRRIGIBLE.
Loitered Around Railroad Station and
Rutland Streets at Night

Rutland, Feb. q Unprotected BY
counsel and unattended by relative or
friend, Ethel Eggleston was taken into
city court here yesterday by Special
Railroad Policeman John W. Brislin and
asked to plead to the charge of loiter-
ing about railroad property. II was
necessary for states Attorney B L.
Stafford to explain TO her the big words
contained in the complaint, but she adj
mtted being in the station at night with
another girl and two men whose names
she did not know, and Judge r. G.. Swim
merton sentenced her to the Vermont
industrial school for the remainer of
her minority. As there are 20 cases OF
scarlet fever at the reform school and
it is under quarantine, the little girl will
have to stay In the county Jail until
the quarantine is lifted.
EtheFs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Eggleston, live in Clemons, n. Y They
say that they can do nothing with the
girl and she has been with her grand
mother here. II is said that she has
been about the streets at night great
deal with men, The men who were in
the depot with Ethel got away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-21
BILL COMES BACK.
1t Is to Coach University Of Vermont
Ball Team.

Burlington. Feb. CIV. q Hazelton,
one of the old timers in the Independent
Northern league when that organization
was in its prime and who win coach
the university Of Vermont baseball team
this year, arrived ia Burlington last
evening,
Mr.. Hazelton, who was we'll known
In Burlington, both rs a clever first base
man and hard hitter, will meet the
university men in the cage to-day, when
work for the coming season will official
Iy begin. Mr. HazeIton is known as the
father Of baseball at Tufts and this is
his fourth time as coach for the uni-
versity here, Before retiring from ac-
tive baseball work three years ago, he
played first base and coached the Staten
fsland team, 4 semi-professional organ,
ization OF New York City.
In the Northern league days, Mr..
Hazeltan played first base for Burlington
and led tile league in hitting. Mr.. Hazel
ton il now located in Philadelphia. with
the Buick branch of the General Mo.
tors company Of Detroit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-21
TAFT OPTIMISTIC
About Drawing Together of United
States and Canada.

Washington, D. c., Feb 2l-'I really
believe that with the contamination OF
the Canadian reciprocity agreement there
viii be a drawing together OF two great
nations; but drawing together by clos
er business and social relations and not
by political union declared President
Taft last night at the centennial cele-
bration banquet of the grand lodge OF
Free and Accepted Masons of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The president followed Henry S.
Bridges, grand master of New BrNns-
wick, Nova Scotia, who spoke OF the
good will of Canadians toward the
United States in the Canadian reeiproe-
ity negotiations.
4 am delighted to know said the
president. that Brother Bridges comes
TO us not panoplied for war. but for
peace. He does not look forward TO
annexation nor the drying up of the st.
Johns river, nor has he any of those
dreams which afiiict certain people with
lively imaginatiOns. some of whom are
only innocent aud others Of whom have
a little different motive from that Of
territorial aggrandizemeHt.
81 am convinced that the agreement
viii be for the good OF both countries 7:
hut / am not the whole thing, neither
is the lower House. There is a great