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VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. s.--The James bay
oarsmen OF Victoria crowned themselves with
elory today when they won the sinsles In the
carnival regatta over the harbor course. The
doubles went to Portland and Vancouver repre-
senfatives. Billy Kennedy of Victoria rowsd =
sfrone race In the singles, winning from Desbri-
ssy il easy fashion. With moro than two lengths
"a spare while the locaI crew ID the fours de-
feated the Portland boya by length
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SUNMAR Y

Pitchers record runs and 10 hits of Killilay
in GA innings: charge defeat TO killiIay- Three
base hits-Hetling, Kaylor. Coy, Howard Two
base hits-Howard johnson (2l Maggart. Het-
ling Sacrifice hits-Ellis. johnson, Cook. Good
win. Clemens, Howard. Sacrifice ny--Coy. Stolen
basc-Maggarf First base on called balls-0n
KiIilay .. of Tozer 2. or Drueke 2 Struck out
BY KiIlilay l. by Tozer l. Hit by pitched ball
-Zacher Double play--Coy to Cook. Left on
hases-oakland g. Los Angeles g. Earned runs
Oakland q Los Angeles g. Time Of game hour
and so minutes. Umpires-Guthrie and BUSH
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

FIRST game Indianapolis 5. Kansas City 2.
Second game-Indiana polls Z, Kansas City :.
First gsme-Coumbus 4. st. Paul 3. Second
game-St. Paul s. Columbus z.
First gsme-Loiisvilie 2. Minneapolis 9. Sec
pnd Ssme-LouisrIlIc z. Minneapolis 2.
Toledo O. Milwaukee T.
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HIeginbothan batted for Hasermsn "a the arm
RUNS AND HITS by INNINGS
SUMMARY

Pitchers record--5 hits and runs OF Ha9er
man IN innings; charge defeat to Hagernlan
less. o'Rourke f2). Chadbourne Stolen bases
Doane. Kane First base on called balls-Of
Hagerman /. OF Carson Struck out--By Hager-
--Klepfer TO Hosp to Patterson: Rodgers to Der
rick. Hit by pitched ball-Hosp BY Hagernan
Time of game hour and 45 minutes. Empires
Held and Mccarthy.
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Baker batted for Tboma. IN sixth
SUMMARY

SIX runs 9 hits OF DecannIer in 8 % innings:
taken out in fourth with one on. One run 2
hits OF Thomas in Is innings Charge de-
Cartwright. Lewis t2l Young, Tennant. Sacri-
ace hits-Downs Van Buren (2). Tenant.
Stolen -Johnston--Struck out-By De-
canuier /. By klawitter 8. First base on called
Nslls--On Decannier B. or Sfandridge /, on Kla-
witfer /. Double play-McArdle TO Clark to
Cartwright TO Downs to Cartwright to Johnston.
Left on bases-San Francisco 9. Sacramento 5.
Earned runs--San Francisco 4. Sacramento 1, on
Thomas. Time Of game hour and 45 minutes
Umpires--PhyIc and Finney.
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Ia GRAVE 1EArn

TAFT. Cal. Arg 1o-"fi9htine Billy Muir
ray q eaeramento forced Anton u Grave Of
Il the nfteenth round of their se6eduied 20 round
contest here.
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roLo Players INJURED

NEW YORK. Aug 9.-According TO cable ad-
vices received here tonight from London, Walter
Buckmaster and Captain e. O. Miller. the polo
players. we're seriously injured today In motor
accident near Esher, Eng.
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BANKERS IN TENNIS TOURNEY

OAKLAND, Aug. 10.--The tennis tournament
of the Oakland chapter of the American Institute
of Banking win be started tomorrow afternoon
the courts Of the Alameda County Tennis club
at Fifth avenue and East Eleventh street. The
on first The courts Will be occupied Mondays,
Tuesdays. Thursday and Fridays. Prizes will
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KILLrLAY HIT HARD

A concentrated batting rally in the seventh in
ming gave the Angels victory the. Oaks in
the morning game on the transbay lot. The
southerners saved their lcks until the seventh
frame when they opened up their batteries on
Jack KillilaF. and Jack given the warmest
reception since he left Boston town.
batting rally which was punctuated with
long distance swats gave the Angels Eve counts
which the Oaks unable to overcome. The
finish wes to 3. Score.
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MAnYsvILLE .. oRovrILE
MARYSyILLE, Aug 10.--Marysyilie won fr
Oroville here today. score 2 to
CHICO Z RRnnKEs REArTrEa

CHICO Aug. 10.--Chico remains at the top or
the Trolley league percentage column. gathering
In the game today with the Brookes Realities By
Z to 3. Score: r.. Fl. e.
Chico Observation-Disclosures. 6
Brookes .....-...---..... 3
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE

SEATTLE. Aug. I0.-seattle stopped Victoria 5
winning streak today by winning 10 inning
yena 3 to 4 Score: r. II. T..
Tfc-orts ..........f 1
Seattle : y A
Ratteries--Narvcson and Shea Kelly and Cad
man, Nay-
TACOMA IL. VANCOUVER
TACOMA Aug 1O--Tacoma made it FIVE
ont OF seven today by defeating Vancouver. II
10 Z Score: r.. II e:
AancOUfef =
Tacoma - -. {. d. . IL 10 i
Batteriee-Ingersoli. Doty, Harstad and Lewis;
Grlndeil, Grot and Harris.
SPOKANE 5. PORTLAND 2
PORTLAND. Aug 10.--Spokane took the final
game OF the series from Portland today, 10 2
Score. n. H. T..
spokane ..,--.--..... . ~ .
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-Mccorry and Hsnnah Mays and
King.
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GREAT BATTLES
AMONG bUsHER RS
WAGED SUNDAY
Mill Valley Springs Surprise
on San Rafael in First
Game for Cham
pionship

The bushers were out in force yes
terday. and many sanguinary battle
was fought Appended are the cas-
ualties
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FIRST GAME


RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
San Francisco ~ O1O1 o 900 o o la
Basehits ..... O21101 OO11 2-9
Sacramento ........ 0 0 o / @ o 1 O O o.
Basehts .......-... 20O1 10 II
SUMMARY
Home run-SchaIler. Two base hits-Van Bu-
rem, Moran, Cheek. Sacrifice hits--Schalier,
Downs, Schmidt. Van Buren. Struck out-By
Tanning 4 by Lively g. First base on called
balls-on Fanning 4, of Lively 3. Stolen bases
-Mundor6. Moran. Double play-Fanning to
McArd1e. Left bases--San Francisco 8, Sac
fanento o. Earned runs-San Francisco 2. Sac
ramento /. Time of game--2 hours and % min
utes. Umpires-Flnney and Phyle.
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The tDo girls pho spam across the Golden gate yesterday
The girl the left is Miss Dolly Meyer and The other Mrs
Myrtle Wright The photo beloD shoDs the tho girls nearly
half may before Mrs. Wright took the lead.
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Nrw cENTuRv MEM wrN

The New Century wheelmen yesterday defeated
the Acme wheemen at the San Leandro triangle
for the Pope trophy. the 35 miles being ridden
by the winning team in hour. 4S minutes and
SO seconds. Jack Holmes OF the winners mado
the best time. covering bis six miles In 10 min
utes and 10 seconds
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
sAn HOSE l. wArsoNv1LLE 0

SAN JOSE /, wATsoNvILLE o
SAN JOSE. Aug. lo.-san Jose shut out Wat
sonvle today Score X r. y.
Watsonvllie -....,.-....-...-+..--.
san Jose 4 % =
Bxtteries-Kiiliay and Kuhn; Emerson and
'Donnel1
FRESNO 2, STOCKTON l
STOCKTON, Aug. 1o.--Fresno won protested
-ame TODAY Score r.. III. D..
Stockton ?
fkcsDO -
patteries-Jones and Simpson; Harkins and
Hoffman, tGame protested.)
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TROLLEY LEAGUE
WOODLAND s, CoLUsA

W0GOLANO o. OOAbSA
C0LTSA. Aug. l0.--Fiye hits of Kilroy in the
eleventh inning gave Woodland the game over
Colusa today. Score: r. II. e.
y " vouiat - 49,. 49,. ...-*-5
Batteries and Palm; Kilroy, Fulweilder
and Tiedemann.
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SUMMARY

Two and hits off Pruitt: taken out in
the hfth inning; no outs. 1 on. Charge defeat
10 PerDoll. Home run--Coy. Two base hits
Ellis. Moore. Stolen bases-Howard. Goodwin
Guest Sacrifice hits-Howard. Maggart t2)
First base on called balls--On Slagle ;. on
Pruitt 3. Struck out-By Slagle 1, by Prultt l.
hy Pernoll 2 Earned runs-Los Angeles 4, Oak
land 2. Left bases-I.os Angeles s. Oakland
s Time Of game hour aud 80 minutes.
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles s, Oakland 3.
Los Angeles g. Oakland A.
san Francisco 3, Sacramento 2.
Sacramento z. San Francisco A.
Venice ,, Portland :.
Portland 4, Venice 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
Venice at San Francisco.
Oakland at Portland.
sacramento Ht Los Angeles.
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Elliott cut. hit by bafted ball.
Mclean batted for Harkness In the eighth.
Brashear batted for Ferguson in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS ny INNINGS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 10.--New York made
II three out of four from Cincinnati by winning
an exciting game today, TO A. Score:
r. III. f..
New York Observation-Disclosures ) 0
Cincinnati s
King.
BROOKLYN 8, ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Aug 1o-Brooklyn hit
Harmon hard in the Anal game OF the series
today and won 3 TO o. Score. r. Fl. r.
BROOKLYN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures % i
Wingo.
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Clemens ran for Zacher In the second.
Gardner bstted for Mite in the ninth
Schirm batted for Drucke in the ninth.
Leard ran for kaylor in the ninth.
prrSc A~n HITS ny I<NINCS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

CLEVELAND. Aug. 10.-Cleveland hit Groom
freely today. but be frightened up with men on
bases and Washington won. to l. Score:
r. II. E.
Washington ......................6 IL 2
Cleveland ...-................1 Q o
Batteries-Groom and Henry; Gregg and Ca
risch
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MILL VALLEY ., SAN RAFAEL

SAN RAFAEL Aug. 10.-Mili Valley cap
the first encounter of three game series for
the championship of Marin county the losers
grounds this afternoon. The visitors drove
Lefty Johnson out of the box before many
periods and treated HIS successor Breslauer,
In like fashion. and when the smoke Of battle
had cleared away the Mill Valley contingent
were safely perched in the top end The con
te7t waxed warm with much enthusiasm and
fully 500 fans accompanied the winners to the
scene of trouble. Ingram was the chief Of
fender OF the day and led the onslaught with
four safeties, going for the entire route
with a runner encamped on the sacks. Score
r.. III. E.
Mill Valley. Observation-Disclosures IL 0
San Rafael ....s...H...#...s...3 5 8
RatterieS-Afarfin and Fifzgerald: Johnson
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ANACONDA SELECTIONS
Nv 1oE MURPHY

The following are the entries aud selections
for the to be run at Anaconda today:
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs:
uaidou raar nld
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE

Sioux City 10--I. Lincoln 10
st. Joseph 2. Wichita o.
Des A1oines 2--2. Topeka Is.
Denver 3, Omaha 1.
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rpEAr BILLIARDS .. ooMpANY ,. l. Q. q. .

IDEAL BILLIARDS 8, COMPANY B. I. @. c.,
The Ideal Billiards made 1t 13 straight yester-
day afternoon by putting the Company B. l. c.
G., team to fight. Score: r. =. =.
Ideal Billiards. observation-disclosures 10
Company B. H. c. C.....-..-....-.-6 6 3
Bafteries-Barcley and Sampson. Campbell and
Johnson.
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FRENCH LAUNDRY IL DRUGGISTS
LEvEE JUNIORS !. ORIOLES

The Leyee Juniors had 1t easy with the Orioles
at Oakland yesterday noon. Olsen poled out two
doubles and triple. Score: II. H. 2.
1<tftS duhfotS. ~ J
Batteries Morrison and Jacobs; FerrIer and
Silva.
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ALAMEDA 9. wrELANDs ,

ALAMEDA Aug. 10.--The newly organized
Alameda tossers took their first game this after
noon at Recreation park. when they defeated the
Wielands. homer by Mackie OF the locals was
the feature. Score: r. H. r.
Alameda Observation-Disclosures 10 :,
Wielands .......... .
Batteries-Russell, Mofftt, Earl and Pollard:
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MELRosE REALITIES 10. GIANTS

MELROSE, Aug 10.--In great batting duel
the Melrose Realities managed to slip one over on
the Giants. Score: r. II. Il.
Melrose Realities Observation-Disclosures IL 3
Giants Observation-Disclosures. 10 4
Batteries-Norman and Denny; Warner and
Dawson.
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LANsDALE IL. YANKEES 4

| SAN ANSELAO. Aug. 10.--The Lansdale nine
spurred on by some heavy sticking. pounded out
a win against the Yankees here this afternoon.
Score. r. ii. E.
Lansdale ..-........-..........-.1 IL IA 2
1ankeeS y
Batteries-Cartwright and Coats Cottrell and
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ESD Av. MERCHANTS s, BYRON JAcKsoNs a
zELLERBAcH PAPER CO. !, wooDMEN .

Dave Moir's stellar twiriing and timely
three base clout by Herb Townsend. with run
ners on the paths. gave the Zellerbach contin-
gent a we'll earned verdict over the Alameda
Woodmen on the Lincoln park grounds. Alameda.
yesterday morning. Score: X. IL. E.
Zellerbach Paper Company .........7 O
Alameda Woodmen .............. /
Batteries--Dave Moir aud Smith: h Lainer
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SCENTS Annual BANQUET.

d Z caors ~ for the eighth animal ,ar-
|r',S,.S. Cah Association of t'IIp. az IS, Tn
taxa; ESe 80 eeen fully Completed.
~ ns I'M TO 4 large attendance,
2tls.;,,l.aa afeest In the history Of
(ta Er,sa w. This event will be held
A. : y.srU'a U'an and " scheduled Tor
10 esinsp Following an elaborate
.a-i.BS sue serving OF which the
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Philadelphia Life (s766) ,.....,.... IS
Prudential Insurance-Hunter's dis
ability table at 81 per cent interest.
Reliance I.ife-oO per cent or pre-
MUM on such policies.
Travellers (Sl11, ,1ll2.25)--60 per cent
OF premium income on such policies
West Coast Life. .-....s.....,....... .2D
Western States Life -....-.......,.- 20
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company.
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Men IL the Colonies op'
go !. clonesrted Resistancc-oon, Con
isns Address o' to r,ss,sNAs ths Alas
psclsration OF hasn'mml. u s,,,, :.
|p ASSOCIATION Pledged Again st
pp Nth Great Britain Until OBJ
~, La legislation Is Repealed
.s',r.ou Not Deceived
1909, by Harper & Brothers.
| 4 5.si. r'serrca.l
at. 1918, by the M,CIuEe News
q ssyadieate.l
:, ,be best men IN America
-. opposed to the course WHICH
IN .,oN evidently TO be taken.
W g long as it was merely a mat
! .stss. by the colonies severally,
ErIbs 10 criticism to make-ezcept
,s,t Mr.. Otis and Mr.. Henry
"a unnecessarily high language,
d :. bear bold and defiant beyond
=. hrt when they saw how the
~ ~, gathered head, FASTENED
.,t.sst 10 concerted resistance.
..slsr conventions into the place
n {1,I legislative assemblies, and
- Il length to q continental or
;,tS,. tbsy deemed it high time to
:. tis.elyes, vindicate their 10y
4, b 4. majcsty's government and
"a ssolGtion.
/ FUsED TO RASH MEASURES.
/ An were rot men 10 be trifled with.
!; iifs been able to unite upon ac-
/ !. rarures, bad they advanced from
- 10 aggressive action, they
a hss rendered themselves for
a,ys beyond possibility OF defeat.
/ |iwTtero men Of substance and OF
irxe sre to be found by the score
yrs opposed TO a revolutionary
cfr, scb as this that now seemed
/ 8 ntiEing head, Even In Massa-
"a zen WHO bore the best and
iF rtrs Of the commonwealth were
tasrnbsr; in New York and Penn
iurh Of the very heart OF the con-
-A tlw could, it was believed, boast
nyliy, as well as to the far south
|pii, ths low country Of South Caro-.
b nj Georgia.
|5Eeuy HURT TO THE EMPIRE.
We, they declared, hut dcsi gning
lEs..s and men without property,
" NO had much to gain and moth,
sh Ice By the upsetting Of law
EIsred government, wished to see
nuis'i With the ministry pushed
Gitzss.
lir wiihsd no less than others to
b colonies keep their lawful and
|rxa liberties, but the thing must
EtsAplished soberly, and without
|sf things equally dear-of honor,
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News Of the Insurance World

policies containing either or botn ot these
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ton:
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nt7
aside out Of tho premium income to take
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Companies writing policies with double
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per $1,000
Beneficial Life
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Idaho State Life Single bcncri, 200
tUta65 '.''I -. .,.,,.slnslo benefit ,.so
Kansas CIiy Lite single bcnelt 100
West Coast life. Single benefit Leo
Companies writing policies with total
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COMPANY peT sfeyHySs 5000,
Aogis Life ...,;........'. ..'..-.'E 70
Bankers Reserve Life Option to policy"
holders 10 take half OF face value OF poll
cy in case Of disability as result Of acci'
dent
No reserve
per $1,000.
E!sn,GfI;si3 Lilo 'Utah)',.'..-'.----.-' q
Coiminbian Naiticnsi Life-5o per cent
Of premium income on such policies,
Continental Assurance .,-.--l....... %
Continental Life Insurance & Invest
Iquiteble Lfe-Iunter's disability
table at per cent interest >.
f.n1e"fIs fome EisoNNew LNs York state vaiua. ~
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Idaho state Life. .25
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s - ~ IA A. san +; frsnsIsso,o SSass Of ca1 tie
~ sts,. Mann ~ salt Lake city, tho
'Esaay lsg sf r. y, Francisco,
at an elahr r Jones was guest
IA, Whom ho,s, o,,oorate banquet given
tc.. gr. 30 FesnC =. FredrIckson, as
ne. ana ,osasco, was master OF
Il =, comInlssls.rllaster, The speak
N ististam Mucr Maucr Done. W, r, Du
r. isssS Frcsi iaS nnaser NJ. l., Rock
49, Tho Toni, h Morgan and Mr.
'nTM lie sn ns touched upon were,
! nehly nstssurancc mattcrs and
In, Fuctvo to ali nreacnt
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~, On ~ Of Replies Rece,voa

kf ,,serys. rys.nl.ssloner Done s.nt IN
"a siSs tss isiier eT TcGnsSfgra, noins SnIi- ia
~ SSalss in uoJect of double In
d, '9Ial disabSjlN's,9S dis bSNsS or accidental
The sonS:s1as sonpsnlsss elSuse- S,uas In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-03

and The maintenance o. an Upbrokcn
English empire
The nice balance OF the parties was
disclosed In the congress itself
The Pennsylvania delegation was led
bv. Joseph Galloway, man in the
prime OF life. full of force aud learn
ing, who had been speaker OF the pro
vincial house these eight years by the
almost unanimous choice of his col
leagues, and who now stood forth to
utter the real voice Of his colony IN
proposing measures Of accommodation.
THE SPEAKERS S PROPOSITION.
He proposed thai tie home govern
ment be asked to sanction the estab
lishment Of a confederate parliament
for America composed OF delegates 10
Je chosen every third wear hv the leg
islatures of the several colonies. and
acting under a governor general 10 DC
appointed by the crown.
Edward Rutledge OF South Carolina
not orator for liberty though be WAS,
declared it an ''almost perfect plan, -
and was eager TO see it adopted; inflU-
entail members from almost every quar-
ter gave II their hearty support, Mr..
rest, and il was defeated only by the
narrow majority Of single colony 5
vote.
CHATHAM'S OPINION OF CON
GRESS.
Chatham might very Justly commend
the congress of IVA ar conspicuous
among deliberative bodies for its g de-
cency, firmpess aud wisdom. It's So
lidity of reasoning, force OF saSaclty,
and wisdom Of conclusion, under. such
complica tiou Of circumstances Tor
the complication of circumstances was
such as even ne did not fully compre-
bend,
For seven weeks OF almost continuous
session did II hammer its stiff business
into shape. never wearyipg OF delibera"
ton or debate. till it could put forth
papers to the world--an address to the
king. memorials TO the people of Great
Britain and TO the people or British
America, their fellow subjects. and
solemn declaration Of rlghts-whlch
should mark it no revolutionary body,
but congress Of Just and thoughtful
Englishmen, in love, moi with license or
rebellion, but with right and wholesome
liberty.
A SINGLE AGGRESSIVE ACT.
Their only cat of aggression was the
formation Of an American associa-
ton pledged against trade WITH Great
Britain till the legislation OF which they
complained should be repealed, Their
only intimation of intention for the fu-
ture was resolution 80 meet again the
next spring, should their prayers not
meanwhile be needed
Washington turned homeward from
the congress with thoughts and purposes
every way deepened and matured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-03
COULD BE NO COMPROMISE.

But be knew more clearly than ever
before. as he rode homeward from the
congress through the autumn woods,
that it had not been; that Lee and
Henry and Mason Were rightly Of the
same mind and purpose with the men
vino stood for liberty in every colony;
that there could be no compromise
perhaps no yielding either-and that
every man must now take his soberest
resolution Tor the times to come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-03

The Wants have been the means Of
restoring many lost articles.