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publishes the folio
ti Angus
¡ueets for opin-
oeived in reply to i
o 60 per oen
.n aituation:
■n each of si
P a p e r I 'a b l t s L e e a M a e * a f ions upon the Venei
S u b a U s r s o f t b s b i l l s s a d K * « o l i it lo a *
m y o $ 1 3 .«H M l I s t u r r s o U 1
of Wales— Sir
From the Prim
O a e W r t t e r H a r e t b e C ta lr u
I n t r o d u c e d In t h e H en n te m id llo u e e
tu H a i s n s l a S p i t « o f t h r ft
Francis Knolleys 1» desired by the
W
asn.
_
»on.
Dec.
30.—
The
hou8e
b e M ía » .la r t a O a e M a d e b y
— M a k e - u p o f t h e V u r lo u a i o n
C * it a lo - t fO U e r a l M a r t in e t d r
Pnnoe of Wales andvhe Duke of York
today responded to the appeal
«
« O b r a lt a r .
t e e e - T h e h eu n te.
f *
—A C u b a n V ic t o r y .
to thank Mr. Pulitzer for the cable
president by passing a tariff bill* ^
_*ondog, Dec. S I.— The Chronicle gram. Thev earm*A-.v trust, and can
Havana. Dec. 27.— Further
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o f which is Urn.led t
tw0
Washington,
Dec. ____
80.—
The ________operation
D^mo-
pMtuvhee a mass of matter on the Ven- not but believe, the present crisis w ill cratic steering committee of the senate And a h alf years and which is des
reached here today from Mata
be
arranged
in
a
manner
satisfactory
sHOMa aflair, including mapa in pos-
the rapid advance of the in
today completed the last assignment of to raise $40,000,000 for the reli *
tofeuon o f the colonial office, extracta to both countries, and w ill be succeed m inority members of the committees, the treasury. The vote today w..- 0,1 army, numtiering about 12,00
ed
by
the
same
«a
r
m
feelin
g
of
friend
from the Am erican pupers which hare
^ h « upon lavana after forcing i
and handed the list to M itchell, chair party lines, w ith tw o exceptions
a m m i by m ail and an article by ship which hss existed between them man of the Republican caucus com m it Republicans a ll voted for the b ill < x througu the province of Santi
Frederick Harrison, declaring that the for so many y e a ».
tee. The chairmen of the more im oept Hartman of Montana, who did ,ot end int3 the province of Matai
From the Biabop of London— W ith
▼eaeaueia claim is on a ll fours with a
vote, and the Democrats and P op a lii** spite of the efforts of Captain-t
portant committees are as follows:
Spanish claim to Gibraltar.
Harriaon a ll my heart f pray to God to avert
Appropriations, Allison;
finance, against it. save Newiauds of N ev* !* Martuu-z de Campos and a b o u t!
from this country and the United
adds
M orrill; foreign relations. Sherman; who voted in favor of the measu '■ troops a : bis disposal in the u
“ I f the United States can persuade States the crime and disaster of war be- judiciary. Hoar; commerce, F rye; in The special order under which th> b
invaded
tween
them:
And
1
hold
it
to
be
the
Venezuela to snbmit to a bona fide
The reported important bat
terstate commerce, Oullom; m ilitary was brought to a vote, after lim e an
botmden
djity
of
every
man
in
both
boundary settlement ami to drop her
dpty
affairs. H aw ley: naval affairs. Cam a half hours of debate, was ironclad in t v i e a i- e Spaniards under Camp
swagger about Charles V and P h ilip 11 countries #> avoid all pr.
eron ; public lands, Dubois; Indian character and compelled the members the insurgents st Coliseo plant
af Spain, and can enforce an award guage. and to do a ll that he can con
affairs, Pettigrew ;
claims.
Teller: to adopt or reject it without opportun tw elve m iles from Cardenas, do
when it is made, the question could be scientiously to promote peace.
coast defense. Squire; education and ity of offering amendments of any appear to have been a very
The fo llo w in g unsolicited dispatch
Mktled in a month. ”
engagement. Cardenas is a se
laboi, Shonp; territories, Davis; Pa kind.
The Brussels delegate to the Vene was received from the Freemasons of
cific railroads. Gear; pensions. Gal-
Washington. Dec. 81.— The house ,,un quiet au important place for
“ Christmas Greetings
n c i a government. Velos Guineos, re Manchester:
tlf about 40,000 inhabitants
It it
Club,
Manchester, to linger: postoffices and postroads. W o l today passed the bond b ill by a vote of
am :-. visited The Hague, and ex Freemasons'
cott; agriculture and forestry. Proctor; 17b to 186; and the house, having dis- t0 > . 'e miles from Matanxas, the
Am
erican
Freemasons.
G
lory
to
God
hausted every channel without success
private land claims, H am s; manufac charged the task for which it had been ta^
province of lhat uam-
in support of the Venezuela claim. in the Highest; on earth, peace, good
tures, W'etmore; fisheries.
Perkins; sitting during the recess, effected an th«’ largest town between Carden,
F iv e years ago the B ritish vioe-con- w ill to men. ’ ’
Various
English religions bodies c iv il service and retrenchment, P r it agreement by which it should adjourn HaVaUa
a*J at Ciudad Bolivar, examined the
chard; im migration. Lodge; irrigation next week, three days at a time, in or-
qhe Spanish forces do not sppe;
Spanish records and proved the British have cabled their brethren in Am erica
their sympathy w ith their efforts for and reclamation of and lands. Warren; der to give membres an opportunirv t.> have encountered the main body of
aspect of the case completely. ”
mines and m ining, Stewart; railroads, rest and visit their h< mes. The clos- » s u * « 6“ “ . as “ « first announced,
The B erlin correspondent of the peace.
Clark: Indian depredations. Wilson; ing hours of the debate today were fight ** *6* Coliseo plantation was
Standard says:
London. Dec. 27.— The afternoon transportation routes to the seaboard. lacking in spirit, and there was prac- tweci1 a portion ol the northern colt
“ I have excellent reasons to state
uewsapers today continue their com McBride; Nicaragua canal and Nica
tically no excitement until the vole ol tin insurgent column.-, now push
(hat the reports of an agreement be
ments upon the Venezuela question, ragua claims. Morgan; international was taken. The margin o f 34 by which through tfi« province of Mutanzas, i
tween Kussia and the United States
and hopes are expressed that the C hrist exposition. Thurston; national banks. the first section of the bill, against instead u- turning out to be a g
about Venezuela are unfounded. On
mas holidays w ill continue to bring Mantle: forestry reservations and pro which the Republican opponents of the victory
**Jt‘ Spaniards, the resnl
toe contrary the czar was painfully
abont a calmer mood on both sides of tection thereof, Allen ; to investigate measure massed their opjiositiou, was the en,saF Qvment was virtu ally a
surprised at President Cleveland’s mes
the Atlantic.
The possibility of war tresspassers on Indian lands. Baker; passed showed that the triends of the teat for Uampos forms, for the C ut
sage. and any war in volvin g England
between Great B ritain and the United woman suffrage. Call.
measure had marshaled every vote in arinv pushed onward unchecked, akn
would be unwelcome to the Russian
States is regarded au past and the affair
its favor available. A s it was 47 Re- still adv.inuulK on the city.
.
H uu«r.
court, on the approach of the oorjna-
is
now
viewed
chiefly
from
the
stand-
The fighting took plaoe amid bufan
non ’ •
Washington, Dec. 26.— It being gen publicans refused to act with the ma-
pint of Am erican domestic politics and
The N e w Y ork correspondent of the
erally understood that the ways and jo rity of their party. The Populists cane, unct'rHO‘ ,d. «*11 grass and foe-
us bearing upon the financial situa
usual guerilla tjatu:
Times, w h ile he affirms his previous
means
committee would not be pre and Democrats, w ith the exception of and was o*
tion.
convictions that there is no longer any
pared 10 report its b ill for the re lie f of Hutchison, who voted for the b ill, A t times both th*' troops and inst
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, is
feelin g fo r war with England at present
the treasury situation before Friday, presented an unbrok-n front against gents wei*' surrounded by w a ll»
being pleasantly chaffed as the result
flames, and the smoke was so den
la the United State«, says th re lie« a
the attendance in the house today was the bill.
of the publication here of au alleged
over certain portion* of the ground eci
real danger in the future. He attri -
com paratively small.
E L E C T IO N OF P R E S ID E N T .
interview w ith him. in which be is
tested that the Cubans and the troo,
hates this partly to the personal char
Mr. Dingley, chairman of the ways
quoted as describing a number of
aster of tile president or that quality
and means committee, said the com M o v e m e n t t o S u b A t l l u l e t h e P o p u l a r were unable *° so« each other, and kej
startling inventions which he is said
bunging awa-v at open gpaee, wastin
of it ’ ’ w liic t his friends call firmness
m ittee met this m orning and unani
l ute lo r th e L l f c l u r a l C o lle g e .
to be ready to bring forw ard m the
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good ammunition. It is true that tin
aad his 5—
enemies
stubb-
mess. »»
mously
decided,
in
view
o
f
the
presi
event of war
N ew York, Dec. 26 — A local paj**r uiciscrimiujiSF
"'** b mure noticed
The proposed m ectiiie -f the Am en-
The S l James's Gazette, comment dent's message, that it was not appro says:
upon the part °* the troops than on th«
« * ’ ■ society _<nr “ ir , poae if an ex-
priate tor the house to adjourn until
T. M. Curtin, a cousin of the late side of the msittkeuts. but for one in
ing upon the statement attributed to
X
-S M B of the people t< >r an amicable
a proper response had been made.
Andrew Curtin, who whu governor of surgent killed, Ht least 2,000 shots
John Redmond, the Irish leader . re
aectlemem o f existing differences be
“ On F rid a y ,“ he contnned. “ we
garding the attitude of Ireland in case
Penn>*ylvania. and a relative of Jere ninst have bee0 fired. The Cubans,
tween England and the U uited t-tates
of war, styles him a traitor, and gays hope the house w ill make a response to miah Curtin, who fo r many years was
follo w in g
their
customary tactics,
aas been abandoned in view of the im
it believes him also to be a iibeier the urgent request of the president connected w ith the United States lega
seemed to m elt
into the distance
proved situation.
and
take
some
action
which
w
ill
when he says that Ireland would gc
tion at St. Petersburg, is preparing to
The Order of Crusaders has for
us soon as the ti° ° P * 6°* within fight
relieve
the
situation
m
which
the
solidly American.
The S t Jam es
spend $100,000 to secure an amend ing distance of them, and nealry all
warded through the Hon. N eal Dow.
country finds itself. ”
Gazette asks what would happen to the
ment to the constitution of the United the firing was at T«ry long range, al
Mother Stewart and Miss Frances W il
Beach
of
Ohio
w
ill
introduce
in
the
Am erican politician just now who
States.
Most of the money w ill come though the scddiets made several gal
lard, a N ew Y e a r ’ s greeting to the
bouse
tomorrow
a
b
ill
providin
g
that
would say. in the event of war. Ire
from Mr. Curtin's own pocket. The lant chargee through the burning terri
Temperance W orkers of Am erica, w ith
duties
imposed
by
the
tariff
laws
of
land would fight for Enigand.
balance w ill be given by two friends,
toe hope that ti*e war w ill now be
tory. This style o? fighting is termed
the Uuited States shall not applv to
who are earnest believers in his project a defeat for the inh^rih'tits, but as they
averted
food products and raw materials from
B AC K C O W N OR FIG H T.
and who have the utmost faith in his succeeded in accomphshmg their object
such nations as may make equivalent
ab ility to accomplish his object.
— holding the Spann11*!8 m check while
T h e V e n e z u e la C o D in iiG io a .
reciprocal
concessions
in
favor
of
m
er
( t s o r j f K e n n a n S u js T h a t Is W h a t 1 h i.
Mr. Curtin and his private secre
the Cnabns pushed <*u southward— the I
chandise
imported
from
the
United
C
o
u
n
t
r
y
V
V
111
H
a
v
e
t
o
H
o
.
H agerstow n. In d ., Dec. 81.— The re-
tary ar* at present v isitin g friends in
States.
result was really a C?1" ” ” ’ '*, i'rv.
1
port that R ichard H. A lv e y . chief jus-
Cleveland. Dec. 27.— George Ken-
this city.
The amendment to the con
The captain-genera
Washington, Dec. 2 7 .— The two
uoe of U n ited states conn of appeals. nan, the well-know n w n te i and lec
stitution fo r which M r Curtin is now
District of Columbia, bas been request turer. speaking of the Venezuela dis bills to be presented to the house for working is the election of the presi- the front as possible
battle, encouraging th
acnon and their text are as follow s:
ed by President Cleveland to become a pute. said:
v. i
.
oent by a popular vote instead of bv a
and actions. One of
memeber ot the Venezuela commission,
“ I am surprised, in fact dumfonnd-
e ra l’s orderlies, who v
is confirmed.
The request was made ed. at the readiness of the American
horse
beside
Camp
Thursday last in Washington.
The people to bring on a first-class war. s s s ; * «
J t L
“
proposrnon took Judge A lv e y by sur T w o months ago every mouth in this payments, the issue of certificates of work for a change by which United bnllet in bis breast i
prise. and he begged for tim e to con- land was preaching peace at the con indebtedness to meet the temporary de States senators w ill also be chosen by ground badly wounded
no doubt, intended ii
lsder tire m atter before com m itting tem plation o f w ar in the Orient aDd ficiencies of revenue.
popular vote. Such a change, Mr.
commander.
“ Be it enacted, etc., that in addition
him self. Th is the president granted. Europe, and here today even the m in i
Curtin thinks, wonld be of great bene
B e is at his home in Hagerstown, and sters of the gospel are shouting for to the authority given to the secretary fit to the country and would prevent
D EA TH
IN
HOT
of the treasury by the act approved
w ill be here until his court meets the war.
much injustice from which the people
T
h
e
T
e
r
r
i
b
l
e
T
a
t
e
of A
first Monday in January.
“ I regrat the condition, because I January 14, 1675, entitled 'A n act to are now suffering.
As a firsi step
tottunaffe-Muk
T on igh t Judge A lv e y ssid that he greatly fear that a terrible war is im Provide for the Resumption of --pecie toward bringing about the change.
had not yet fu lly made up his mind minent.
England w ill not back down Payments, he is authorized from time Mr. Curtin and his friends are about to
Portland, Or., Dec.
w hether he would accept or not, for from her position. This can be taken to time, at his discretion, to issue, sell establish a bureau in Washington Stanb, a sausage-maker, t
and
dispose
of,
at
not
less
than
par,
in
many of his cases would come up before for a certainty.
I f President Cleve
through which an expression of opin of hot water in the steal
t » e district court of appeals at the land's interpretation of the Monroe coin, coupon or registered bonds of the ion as to the best man to lie nominated tory at the corner of j
January term. Because c f his heavy doctrine is not altered and is to be up Im te d states to an amount sufficient for president by the leading parties Ninth streets, about 1 o’cl>
jMdicial duties, and for other reasons, held, w e shall have war. and the great for the object stated in this section, w ill be secured.
This bureau w ill be afternoon, and was so b.
fie Hesitated about im m ediately accept est w ar which ever transpired. It bearing not to exceed 8 per cent inter opened in a few days and w ill be at that he died at 7:30 o ’clo
ing the president s offer. H e is heart w ill not only take in the United States est per aDnum, payable semi-annually work until alter the Democratic and mg.
ily in accord w ith the president’ s and Great B ritain, but would involve and redeemable at the pleasure of the Repulbican conventions.
staub had been at work i
Uuited states in coin, after five years
views, and feels under obligations to the world.
and day tor the past four d
from
their
date,
w
ith
like
qualities,
fMrtiier Mr. C levelan d's policy.
“ A foreign w ar w ill be very disas
SHOULD
TH ER E
BE
W AR
lug lard and preparing f.
trous to us. and. w h ile I have have no privileges and exemptions provided in
display. A lte r this had
donbt that w e shall w in and add Can said act for the bonds therein author L a c k o f u i f o r in it » in
Mi| A r u t » m ix ! away, he had been killin
'D f r a h l a 'i t H e p r e v e n t a t i v e H e r e .
ada to our possessions, it w ill be very ized.
to i £IIM 1 Cod’*«.
and yesterday he started t
ishington.
Tec.
81. — General
"A n d the secretary of the treasury
close to ruination to us.
i Uslar. special commissioner of
Washington. Dec. 26.— Lieutenant the premises. H e had hei
shall
use
the
proceeds
thereof
for
the
“ Such a w ar is bound to come unless
Cnited States from Venezuela, is
N ib ltck , in charge of the naval m ilitia lor that purpose in a steam t»
the United S*»tee backs down, and I redemption of United ¡States lega
w ith his fam ily.
General Uslar.
division of the navy department, has is abont tour feet square and
don’t think it w ill.
It w ill be the t€“ .ner
and <or “ <> other purpose
was tw o and one-half f«*jt «
is commander of the arm y of Ven- greatest calam ity to humanity which
Section 2— In order to nrovid*
provide for
t™ urgently called attention of the author
The valve for shutting off th
a. was appointed commissioner to has e v «r occurred
any temporary deficiency now existing ities to the serious inconvenience and
to the United States and watch
or which may hereafter occur, the sec cunfuaion that la apt to arise in case at the back of the tank, so as
Staub stood on
egutiations w ith Great B ritain re-
retary of the treasury is hereby author onr m ilitary and naTal forces are called of the way.
ng the boundary dispute.
T H E S T R IK E ENDED.
ized. at his discretion, to issue certifi into join t action, as they must in de grating m front o f the tank,
«id e m
Crespo.
General Uslar
cates of indebtedness of the United fensive war, grow ing out of the lack raised from the floor on s
as soon as President Cleveland B a * i * o f S e t t l e m e n t R e a c h e d b y t h e Rtates to an amount not exceeding of uniform ity in small arms and signal reached across to turn off th
As he leaned forward the
C o m p a n y and S tr ik in g K n p la y a * .
inces the Venezuela commission,
♦50,000,000. payable in three Tears codes.
slipped
on the greasy floor,
appoint a commission o f five of
The
army
is
armed
w
ith
the
Kragg-
after
their
date,
to
the
bearer,
in
la
w
Philadelphia. Dec. 26 — The great
ost representative citizens of the trolly strike is ended. This is the ful money of the United ¡states, of the JorgensoD rifle of thirty caliber, while pitched bead first into the boil
A m erican republic to come to final. John Wannamaker is the man denomination of |20. or multiples then
the navy has contracted for a supply of ter. In a moment he had h
above the surface, sprang out
.'uited ¡states, and to convey to who brought about the settlem ent He of, w ith annual coupons for
interest Lee magazine rifles o f twentv-three
lent Cleveland, congress and the was aided by members of the Chinitian at the
cent per aDnum, caliber, so that the game kind of tank, and ran to the door, cal
lu,: rate
ra“ ’ of
°i 3
a per
per cent
ry, V enezuela’ s thanks and ap- League
The basis of the settlement ?n<*
s « '1 « “ d dispose of same for nut ammunition w ill not serve both arms, aKunlz«d tones, " H e lp ! help.!’
tion of good w ill shown by the is as follow s:
R.
^ ‘ Gerdes
"* and J his trother. w1] I
less than an equal amount of law fu l and grave mistakes are apt to occur in
d .States go- -mment in its an-
near by, ran to his assistance,
issuing it to the men.
F irst— W h ile the Union Traction money o f tne United State««.
'w i i ' o f it* intention to fearless- Company w ill treat only w ith the
Lieutenant Niblock suggests in the was in great agony and his set
D ill No. 2. — " A b ill to tem porarilv
uroe the Monroe doctrine. This workmen in its employ, it w ill allow increase the revenue to meet the ex interest of the naval m ilitia, as well were pitiful. They tore off his
ission has not yet been appointed, them membership in any iaw iu l oigan- penses of the government and pronde as on broader grounds, that it would as quickly as possible, and, wbe
a the gentlem en who w ill serve ization.
be w ell i f the war and navy depart sleeves were pulled down ovei
against defieinecy.
lave been notified.
Be it enacted, etc., that from and ments wonld settle as soon as praetic- bands, the skin of his grins came
Second— It w ill take up their greiv-
anees aDd g iv e them fu ll anr. fair con after the passage of this act and nntil able by com petitive tests, which is the ,T,Jtu the elbows down over the t
u l » r T r o o p « to K f S u b s titu te d .
August 1. 16P6, there shall be levied, best weapon, that of the army or that to the ends of the fingers, whe
fident tion.
stantinople. Dec. S I.— A t the re-
T h ird — It w ill im m ediately put o t collected and paid on a ll imported of the navy, and stop at once the mak hung, like long gloves turned i
out.
o f the United States minister, the old men as fast as vacancies arise wools o f classes l and 2, as defined in ing of the lees desitable arm.
iltan has ordered that regular w ill g iv e preference to any .rf the old the act hereinafter cited approved
In the case of signal codes, there is a
A s quickly as possible, phvsici
replace the reserve soldiers, who men yet unemployed, and endeavor to fJc,°ber 1, 1 HbO, and subject to the con like conflict. He sain the armv depart were summoned, and did all in tl
larding the missionaries in the arrange the trips o f the cars to favor ditloI‘ s and lim itations thereof, and on ment used the present naval code for power for the sufferer.
d parts o f the empire
He lingered through
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the afterno.
the old men as far aa possible without all hair of the camel, gnat, alpaca and twenty-five year*, w ith the greatest
When the change w » » made Kfudually failin g, and finally fe ll h
vio la tin g its contract w ith the new other animals, except as herein provid success.
m er.
ed. and on all noils, shoddy, gam etted the navy department followed, but “ ^imatose condition, and about 7:
H o o d « in I n d i a n T e r r i t o r y .
aban-
aw »y- StAub was
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— _ a Swiss
The questions of compensation and waste, top waste, «lobbin g waste, rev- after a fa ir trial was obliged to
oner, I . T . , Dec. 26.— The Grand
code, and return blrth- «bout 26 years of age and less
ood continues to rise and now honrs are le ft for futnre determina ing waste ring waste, yarn waste and d ot tb* P*“**0 *
The Davy cannot a w ife and infant child
He had ta
ail other wastes composed w h olly or to tbe original code
s a depth of seventy to eigh ty tion.
Concessions were made by both sines in part of wool, end on all woolen use the army code. The arm y’ can and ont an accident policy a month t
the channel.
Great desolation
since; so they w ill not be nnrov
i caused
Houses, wagons and The battle has been m ain.y fought on rags, mungo and flocks, and a dutv has used tbe present naval code.
fur
?
nimals of all deacnptiona are the question of the employes member equivalent to 6b per cent o f the duty
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Berlin. Dec. 26.— The Frankfort Zei-
Section 2— That from
and
the
4« in
AMS the
ftUC tree
UCV tops
t'tp o f Street R a ilw a — y Employes,
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I>.ndon. Dec. 31. - The Chronicle
tnng publishes a dispatch from Con
1 been fo r thirty- tbe coniI * 11.’ ba* persistently refused to P“ s*agc <¥ «nia act and until August 1
savs
Lord Dunraven’s failure to in
stantinople
saying
there
has
been
fierce
the
recognize
T
b
e
new
men
engaged
shall be levied, collected
shelter or food,
crim inate I defender's owner or cr-w is
fighting
at
Zeitoun
between
tbe
Turk
and
pan!
cn a ll imported articles,
a party in boats since the strike beagn number nearly
cump.ote. He may now m cold Mo *
1,000. There were about 5.IHK j , strik made ii
whole or in part of wool, ish triops. who surrounded that city, reflect that he has done m .g.
<een in a v a g «
and
th«
insurgent
Armenians,
who
de
worsted,
or other materials described
m a m i^ a ilin g ers. They w ill report for work tom -»-
bad blood between the twonat
fended it.
Both sides are said to have
in sectil
1. of this act.
erv. row morning
all others • ombiued. ”
fciflered
frigh
tfu
lly.
The
Turks
were
n 8— That after passage of
B illin g * are taking
A p<aitoffi
until Angust 1, jgpg, li.OOb strong *nd had t w ' * ’ four
has been esta 6
* *' ’ ‘ Hesrv.
"T l« y
an* -Sheridan. F i iont count'
levied and paid
S TA N D P O IN T.
in u
i
lil t u. In,
Frist, 1-
ign soil ^
ipply. Se
starvation !
u«d w ith paT lija !» of t>
e r l iat** T h i n N e v e r .
I Boston Journal.]
ion o f the adm inistration'
itn manifested tw o year ag
t l e necessary to speak cn<
( w and the country wont,
•aved st me b cm lia tin g ex
But better late than nev«J
maxim.
MTe can afford t]
,ie bygones
t in ta lo W ill A » * n t .
York Time«.]
s ' ‘ ay u ibt a-« i-t-agel
• i* i» A dear, grave ass.4
• 1 :
M. ! . . » i.ri
u n it ili asking nor a o cM
iny independent state t
- T o that principle, eoa
t-lieve Great B .r u in n i l
that principle, in my
□trican nation w ill sAd.
1 n f J o h n 1’ m u I . l o n e « . ^
'Uir* «.tlotie I*emocrui.}
^
be year 1777 that Jcff|
commanding a ship 2
, appeared on the B n r B
de a raid on the c c a s tT
The Declaration of l T
:«s then lu t little m i
d. i f England is courj
□ i t y f n m attack at
case o f w ar w ith tl.
t forgotten the g rit at
Am erican aailora.
- 1» I m p o i« ib I f.
I. aelphia Time«.]
i: ble to believe that I
*1 nations
lik e G r
t United States are
r a petty dispute o f t i
l ; to have been skills)
justment years ago. It
< vons mistake fo r eeC’
o or *ay anything th«
more difficult fo r O «
ne peacefully us w ell ss
t the discussion. Tfc«
t fo r the nation, aa ‘
iat the nation w ilf
3 rt him in a ll that lti
uand, even to an ex-
i still prefer to believe
t<> t h « S o u t h .
I iter Ocean ]
a»*WHpaper 8DeeriDgij
days ago that th er‘
c.s o f Jefferson D avid ,
leveland at the boutb | j
-io n repelled that » - S I
. q u in t expression t
1 ti»m in its applica-l
t situation. H e spok- R
t i which showed t h a t »
s in it, and undcobt f t
• ue prevailin g senti-0|
th. That section
be Ireland of A m
f for an opportunity
t e flag that wave*-
financial policy th-
-pnlar at tbe httbto
tbe Monroe doctrine
iouthem heart to a |
i-ism.
< « r i c « « S p ir it.
•nttitution ]
f
■ disposition in t i l l 1
i criticise or object
j;r it o f Mr. Cleve
h which he acccm
if ente between thi-
i itam in regard t
tir.
It w ill doubt
to the tories, who*,
s have abolisbet
s trim their mind
j l the people w i^
-ove the firm stand
iken. The message
ugbont, and friu i
bo genuine Am eri-
» 1 note of patriot-
a heard in high
ttei days, and for
1 oti the ears of
ot m* sound. T->
lericon w ill say
»
I nlf«
•l«L )
b» >rro*
*am<
DV thi
bo Wfa
it* enu
*
ex;
Mr i