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,/ Cum Count. W. T., }
June, 12, 1856.
ED. I’loqu m: Duocnr:
no people of thin county, and the other
riva- eonntiee, nre eroneed to n true eenu of
thek duty on to whet in due to themeelve
ud Ihnt In due to othere ; end they have
0.0 to the name of Gov. Stern's, who
E. And bu been mintninlng the honor of
Wm Territory and her people’-
rkhu, ngeinet the most (eufnl odd: on the
Wield, no well u npinet en nnholy
mum: of men in onr midst.
To listen to the few mile" Governor
Sean! has yeiplnglihe bloodhound: al
50 hell, you would Inppoue ho had on!»
npd the in" of God end mnn,——bnt
“vegetthetrnel’ncuohhecnne. end
U that all his elem have been in de
fine 0! the people's rights. end tlut helm
he more to defend the country then ell
the other power: put together here been
'lhlntodan-e-azd etthe impndence
( hi fool-loam villiliern.
3d 11. fnfledwutuhehnl done, to
W the interest- of the people. he would
he united their contempt. A; it he
wed, he he. defended the honor end
WNNMWMWMW. by
belch. In“ In In defence of the
t '56! people, udtohh‘to meedyjnl
tiee the moment olden Ind nbettere of the
beetle Incline who ind been butchering
. “d“... I
and [any who I. it. that own Gov.
8!: In {n ghil ”ht“? 1717 i: and
a...» a/ a: Hub—m, m with him,
no! wfl H- aul-weed In hlnpod area.
And well thy Iny,—-lt wlll prove their
prenervltlon.
lnnhhihnlunnofthepeoplemb ere
HI anyone-u, end when inure-u do they
w! I new the question, nod
,q his n few nnllnh end inure-ted Inw
mwhfi-mild hum Indnonlenre he
nem hho contempt of pntriotlc men. To
be: them pram nbont the honor end Inne
lily a! the oonntitnlion end lnwn o! the
country, and how the hnhlln of met of
hub-n Jm'nmwhe people are
(It with mt at Mr nnhluhing
W. In nl-ont "I 7 instance of
fin'nenhn‘n o! the legnl pmfeenlon, they
mm olthelnwnol the lend n
' W nnd pnhlun, nnd moped in
'thnbendthnlrnflnl‘ht mohnext
Nip-hp. cone foal: to noti- jndgum
CI ”Inf,“ used rlghtn. There ere
“m hntno! myln thlulan
dWm Man. In, of the'ne
hnhllowg 'whonn Inndnndlong In
”Mind howlekndthnlnwn, ollen
hon Into ens: no dunk thy ennnot nee n
leplplninnlneh 54'me
lhnuexcnnn Judge 1.1!“, M diler
with hlnln hlnlnw noflonn, Ind whn: he
conddll'l lo he hit duty. 1 think he look
nt the uncut thongh other men’n npectn.
, dendlqnthet.
In] 0! the people he" been enjoled
Into lhe oplnion that n men who in cnlled
nlewyernnthe “In“! good common
Inn-n. En eqht to be, but nnhnppily it
(I. no! lelow heennne n men rendn none
cluentnry lnw book‘s (or n few months,
M'tenpleee ofeheep nkln lopnt lnhlu
m unlnwyer; hint, l nny, does not
~ pntknlnelnhlehendmtplnoe hln promi
nently beyond when nunre Intended him
. conund.
‘ Than ill wide dilmnoe between the
ICU buyer and conno- lenee end com
-111 M. The lending all. 0!
be: coated they msynonyuom toms.
iholdienmlnuenoa, {nulls Territory,
“be panhadleem;—eeommon
hp. and good eon-on neo- nn enu
pdc. The sum Is, may of them
In" not common decency. A: for in
“; tote the conductof Randell, Rune,
M and WelWe ob.- ol Governor
Conn Whetwuhin cine? Thedo
fence of the host interests of the whole
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, iFRWIDAY. JUNE’Tz‘m—fi
people. WI)“ were these men's merit: ?‘
The defence of some men uccueed of tree
non against the country, and bee-nee Gov.
Steven's did not put them on their trill in
gust hate. And call ollcerl of aufllcient
nnh from their commend: to try them;
thie motley bend of 'o'me luwyern
must move heuven end eorth in defence of
the attuned. And while in the not of
ceiling his belt elem to denounce Gov.
Stunt, one nnti-wnr mun, Evens, came
not going to hie long home—he fol-ted
end " lulled out." He remind- ne of the
huh-on who hid he “kept getting
ladder and nedder till he got no and he
jut no love live en die.” Bro. Run: in
e pliant fellow. And I In told thut
Keodnli tore his shirt, end Ennn ruined
n puir of puntl. The other: took more
liquor and noted them-elven.
Some 0! the mortihcntionl of Event, In
public opinion scene to be looting, it ll
gathering strength on it roll. on, end it
will behoove men who dnbhle in troubled
wetter: to look out i! tome of them do not
get drowned. -
We hue demomtrntions in Son l-‘nn
ciao not to be mistaken. There in I point
beyond which the people will not be triled
with by the Interpreter: of In". or sheep‘
Ikln pluderl of I", and it will be well for
than to be ulna-[shed ln um.
The emotive power ie grater then the
created ; end n all power in in the people,
l! neceuity reqnlree it they will exerciee it
la e in, that but cot-port... u they be
lieve, to their intemt. hepplleu end wel
fere. At the eeme thee, ell thinklng men
will Agree that to the ntrnoet extent lew
end order should at ell tlnm be met,
end he meinteieed if within the reech of
homo power. Yet It they he that Inch
cannot be the cue. end thet lute o! thlnge
et ell tlrnee ehonld he regretted ; hot it lo I
fixed feet thet there ere exceptlooe to ell
peerel relee ll ell hem ohm.
When you toe the llet of the people:
eunee, pledging then-Irene east-lo Gov.
Serves- ln the coeree he hu penned
egolut traitor: end bed men, I think your
ellk Itoeklng lewyere will cone to their on
ded-Idling. end leern the Int role of
'good Dim—“lll 11, to mind thelr m
heeleeu. ,
M an my ctr-n 39 menu taking
pheolnthlnpartohb'wofld. Alimbof
the legal {mu-my of this county hn
emed for himself contempt in the mind
o! I. Inga portion of tlll-king men. He
bu been watching umluflon of all
Hull 0! Indian, And thou not netnnlly n
ur, jut hum It Ii more handy to [on
M them. Then doctrlnel preached by
‘hlna ln hll Mann, hn earned I notice for
himself, I “dent-ad. ct Wuhlngmn Clly
nut to will not like no well. Well, that'-
hil bull-cu Ind not mine. I think it In
bu lnck he will "come up standing" be
fore long.
_-, A Loolh 0m
Enunlox or fll Hun LAw.—A pe
‘tltlou from the cltlzeul of Indians end
‘Weeulorleud eouutlee, he been preeented
lg“ legfleh'tug: of Peuuylve‘llle, ll Igh
Hi“! ‘ mo 3 'P" ‘l'
lug, uedet euflcienc peneltlee, the eelliu or
or giving ewey of mbeeeo, in my orie
forule, to minor: or pet-eon- under twenty
oeeyeereof e“ except on the wrmen
order of the pen-em erguerdleu of each
when.
The Winter! Herald remerh on the
ebove I! follow : “We go in for thee lew,
end lune-ted en emedmeut the: ell
whelehone, weep: In the Ihepe of ‘mnhrel
lee, mun-lugs. elete pendle, exeept. to
cipher with, thin Ihoee. Inger oeudy, end
cold tee be included in the prohibition.—
The Indie- ere, of come on our side."
And we would lune“ ee eddidonel
madame, the! hoye should not be per
mitted, nndere more penny, to latch
the opportunity when thelr deddlee lie
down to like u 51%,.” noel slyly to their
pockeu, an out Ir wheeeo boxee, end
Ilch ewe enough of the sbomiueble weed
to lee: then tlll ehe next Sunduy come
w egelu.—W (0m) Repub-
When the intelligent ruched Ncbmh
that u l§¢fl Ind been ebb-on, the editor
of the '0" felt. bound tog!" the new
digniury 3 notice. 80 In “id—“ Mr.
Bunk- h 3 mm d” rerublican. Ho ho
lievu In the in lib! It] of Theodore
Pnrker, the lmmlllty of ammo
doctrine 0! election, Ind did of
Joseph Hi. and In. Paint-on."
h. The Wuhln‘ton Saliud hu flu
following excellent report.” of Col. Rich
ardson to It. Glddln : “ Lat week Mr.
Giddi vhllo “grin. . speech. an
M .. wu like Baku-’1 nuke
wouhi fink.
' h In aid Mr. Biclurdaon, in re
ply, ' I m somewhat. Ilka Balm; when I
an In tlu preunoo of the gentlcmn from
Ohio, I let the nu monk)”
‘ Fur the ['in end Dement-
MR. Winn—The whigs hsve heretofore
told us there was no use of organizing par
ties; that the Whigs no longer contended
fur the old measures of the psrty ; that
they hsd become obsolete ; that there was
really little dilerence between the parties,
' to; but on Tuesdny, 3d inst., the whigs
' of Cowlitz county met, by sppointment,‘
orgsnise their party snd make nomiustione
for oifices. 'l'hey hsve mode no decisrn~
tion of principles, measures, or object to he
decomplished by the omniution, other
then the election 0! whig ofloers; so that
it is s kind of n know-nothing concern.
'l'helr principles end object are to he guess
ed st. But by inir inference from their
sets, defensel, confessions, &c., we have
gathered up seversi plsnks of their plat
form. One is to get up n Ito-pm cele
brstion of the fourth of July for the benefit
of whig nominations; nnnther to snstnin
the inst whig snd know-nothing House of
Representatives for not allowing o clerk
employed by a committee of the Home to
do the engrossing snd enrolling, bee-nee he
wss a democrst,—and accusing the Pro-i
--dent of the Council of violsting the rules of
the House by decision of points of order in
the Council, end then hold a secret session
to hide the papers on which thst necusntion
wss mode, snd then seeuse members of the
Council of trying to steel papers from the
desk of the House (rnesning the President‘l
of the Council, because he had directed n‘
proper otilcer to ssh for s copy of s joint
resolution for publication, which hsd poss
ed the House, reported to the council nod
returned to the Home), paperson which
the House hsd Instnred their sction, end
the public were entitled to know whet it
wss, and the President of the Council In
entitled to s copy of it torhis own dethnee;
end in vioisting their honor as gentlemen
snd legislators in goiiig into joint conven
tion to doeertnin things whids they had
sgnedtodo,sudtnhin¢np cartel-things
which had egreednee todo,therehy-eri
doing the rights end powers of the Council
es s copqnai sud independent hooss etiq
isistion; nnd in sensing the democratic
momhersot thoOo-neil of Viol-tin. their
osth genes by not going Into the election
otcertnin omeers pointed ont by low to be
elected, nndthenmeetinginwhot they
hove eartiled to be neouestioaolthetwo
ho-esdsysfter dey fore week, and not
tonehing the election of one of those ofleera
pointed out by isw to be elected, end
which theyhed agreedtoeieetflnt went
into the oioetiooolons they hsd speed
as: to elect, thereby knowingly end delib
orntely violating whet they elli- to be
their oath of oles.
Another pluh o! the plelform in to col
loglewlthnlevdammtle treltoretodo
dlny end Maudie ecu, eed mic
thoee treitorl the tape gout: for the elm
of the purty, by calling it e democntlc
home, thereby they become the severe to
curry of the filth end nutlneee of the put
whlg party. ,
Au cuddle ofia, nerdy. So far, I think,
one of the mat comment pletforme I ever
In; it hellolooehlndoftlmher. Ilee
nothing lacking hat I luv negroee on it for
performers. But they hue got them tled
out in the thicket—they will brlng them on
by end by.
I! e “W wu to teke e feiee oeth
concerning e hit’e worth 0! toheeeo, he
would be brought into court, end he eent
to the penitentiary ; but the whig epeeker
of the Home of Repreeeptetivee een uh
I feiee oertidcete to get oflee for one oi
their drunken feverltee; end thet ie honore
ble, heeenee the whige oen do nothing die
honorehle, eny more then the “king on
do nothing wrong."
A hw We 0! Oowiit: eoenty net
on the 8d inet., end nomineled Mr. Vu
CLIAVI, of Pecilc, forthe Council. A few
remake were nude explnnntory of demo
cretio principles, eo thet nil my know
whet we wieh to unemplieh. Onr depend:
eneeie on thepeopletornninteln endpm
meet, with eqnei Jutiee, thoee nndeiiedeble
righte eet forth in the declnretion of Inde
dendenee. Jnetice ie the only thing with
which government he eeything to do.—
Bighte thet God he given, men he no
right to teke ewey. Our government in e
e voinntery enocietion of the people to do
justice between men ; therefore, eii eecrete,
deceit, trend, breech of confidence, inlet
hoed,orfeiee oertilcnteeorperfleliiy,ere
entidemocretic, beeenee they ere eflnet to
the reet of the people.
JUI‘ICI.
Thecherey, et lent mounts, wee lectur
ing in Mobile.
Commune.
* GINBRA‘L LAM) Omar,
Mag ht, 1856.
Sm:——-In reference to' your pcreonel ep
plicetion et thie office respecting the cleime
of settlers in Weehington territory, who
have been forced from their lends by the
hostility of the Indiene, I heve the honor
to encloee e copy of our instructions of the
29th inet., to the Register and Receiver at
Olympia, W. T.
\Vith greet respect,
Your ob’t eerv’t,
' Tnoe A. “remote.
Countine'our.
Hon. J. PA'H‘ON Aspensox,
House of quxulaura.
GENERAL LAND Orrlci, }
April 2911.. 1856.
nukmukmu cry-pie. W. I'.
Gentlemen—l heve to ecltnowledge the
melpt of the regieter'e communicetion of
the 10th Jennery leet, ceiling my ettentioo
to the feet eteted therein, thet three fourths
of the eettlere heve beehompelied to nben
don their clelm, end move into the town.
ltd forte for protection egelnet the Indienr,
end ofoonree cen eleim only coneecntive
reeidenee under the net of 21th September,
1850, end the emendmente thereto; end re
qoeeting thet the depemneot deviee eonve
seem whereby the uttlere Iney heve the
thee eliowed, on line] proof which they ere
new-wily compelled to epend ehroed.
In reply, I heve to etete thet 1 en:
cleeriy of the opinion that where the eet
tier he been compelled by the hoetile le
diene to lehve hie cleim, provided he re
turn to it eyein when preeticeble for him
to do eo, it takes him out of the etettlte,
end the time ofench involuntary ebeeuee
eheli rnn ee if he hed ectnelly remioed no
on hie cleltn. You will therefore, in ell
Inch ceeee where it eheil he ehown to your
eetieteetidn, by the proob eddneed, thet
the eettier hee been compelled by the cone
ee mentioned to leeve hie settlement, no
oouider it en en ebendonmeot under the
lew, bot yoe will ellow hie eiehe, if veild
end right in eil other reapeeu. You will
however, nehe e epeeiel report in eech
eeee, to he eoeonpenied by ell the proofi,
withyoerdeeidonendoreed thereonforthe
loei deternioetioe of thie once.
A copy of than mar-cum bu thll any
boon In! w the lad olmotOngon
on], 0. T., for their inform-don Ind gov
eminent.
l m very mpoctflnly.
Your om un't,
'l‘lol. A. Hun-mu.
Canada-er.
‘ Minimum—A joint roaolntion he: been
\inu-odnoed into the Council of Minnesota,
igovlding for e Tmitorlnl Convention, to
held In June, [857, to freme 3 8m»
Conciliation, ee n preliminu; to eating for
I'dmiaion into the Union. ho population
of the entire Territory, in between sixty
end loventy thoonnd, ond will no doubt
be emply llflclont to form e Blue by me
time «ligand for holding the Convention.
The people 0! Minnaoto do not econ: in
clin to unit for a permissive nci of Con
go. to noble them to form o Sum gov
ernment, noel-[med by the Preeldent to
be neon-r, In the «no of Rome.
H'A Itunpodo of due- from Kentucky
took place on the 8d of. Much. They
were clonal, panned, and on the pnnoeu
ngpmhing | home In Cincinnul when
Icy Ind Man refuge, they were and
on by thn fngiflm, the Ibo" wounding
Innnl mum. Six of than" u
mtod, snd eight amped. One of the
due women, Inning amps imroulblo, cm
the thmu of hot childnn, kl ling one in
luntly, And unruly wounding the others}
Thou mated hue lines boon dollverod}
to M lantern. ‘
n- A wishing» mm in the Beltl
non Sm connin- the followlug perp
suph— ‘ ‘
“ Ith worthy of note thet in the United‘
Stem there on 8,800,000 Bonn Cetho‘
lice, whillt in the mute end house 0! rep
reeentetivee there II but one member ouch}
who even motel I protection of the: feith.‘
In the «billet, the unpreme court of the
United States, the uemte end the home,‘
there in not a single foreign born cltlnn.
Surely American: are ruling Amulet.”
.- An “map; In. and. a New 0:-
lou; to main-u Dunin Col-corn. one
of tho editor- of the Delta; he in bully in
jured, hm h. la boliond no: hull}.
...m celebrated bulking home of the!
mud-1m during a. pm you,‘
$510,000,000, u follow: :—Enslud, 080,-1
000,000 ; Turkey, 040,000,000; Sufism,
‘uo,ooo.ooo; Run-is mt! low, .100,-
‘000,000; Ellghnd, on exchequar billl,‘
‘ $35,000,000.
/ run an Ongon Weekly 11-... Jun m.
Author mm in Own! lee].
In the National [l2l6ng of Key 2d,
a peer: I very lengthy letter from John E.
wool, nddreued to the editor of thet pe
per for rublicetion. It been dots et Ben
icin. Ca ifornie, April 2d, 1856. ‘
Thnt portion of the letter which does not
contain downright l'nleehoodl reletive to
the Indien wer in Oregon Ind Wuhington.
is e pertiel‘end high colored milrepreeent»
tion or (ecu. We believe the tune of that.
letter carries in own nntidote. Hie object
for penning Inch I letter for the public
print. at Wuhingtoo, in obvious; it b [or
the bees purpose of influencing congre- not
to eppropriele eny memto pay the volun
teer expenses of the war, llld it will, no
doubt, heve 101110 Milne-nee with my.—
One would Inppon thet hie oloiel report:
to the war department might newer his
“may.“ purpoeee, but it seems otherviee.
e leer-n thet the editor! of the Ideas;
[mum have been furnished with, end will
pnbiieh, 00v. Steven'- letter toGen. Wool,
the nine which wee publilhed here Q few
month: ejnee. ‘
Gen. Wool hee mede en lune with the
people of Oregon end Weehlnglon, end it
I! nomore then jut end properthethe
should be thoroughly expoeed. Be corn-
Inenoee by doing injutioe to both More
Heller end Reine, in regerd to their nation
It the ontbreeh of Indien diflclllia north,
end he rel-inc- the ilcte in reletlon to the
camel oi‘ Bolon’l deeth, eeverel whim hev
ing been killed by the Yehllnee before Bo
lon wee killed. Wool eteiel thet the
whilee were the eenee of the ontbreek, on
emnnt of Gov. Stevenr' treeliee. end the
cerryieg ewe end iil-treeting eone eqnen
Thin ie newe hero. The feet ie, theee Indi
ene heve been prepering for war for e long
period of time, eccording to their own ec
knowledgomente. Ting bed determined
upon hoetilitlee bolore tevene etlenrpted
to-eke metieeendltleenotnrione feet
thet Kerniekin end Pee-Pen-Mox-Mox in
tended to eeeeeeinete Gov. Steven- end
petty on the eonncll ground leet enumer;
end thet they were only prevented from
carrying out their dieholieel deeigee by the
interference of the Ne: Pereee.
no: ere the Indie. whore Gen. Wool
eynr thleee with, end end ere mg: he
nnbfiezhlngly felelllee. He eeye, " Pew
Ilka-Mn mu harbored, W, with A}
“Tendon" brthe volnnteere under Col.
Kely. Nice ndlee lympethymenelfl
Gen. Wool rm onomh hlo lotur,
that the "Oregonian no] tho: the wor h
I godaod to the country 1" Thin in o
downright uuhluhing fllsehood; and in
muting tlm. onerllon, Gen. Wool hu bo
glyednwukpolnxouwflnfium
o wort "fl"! o hm
mun t u wh to non. nacho. of tho 1!.
B. 00., on in'no dugfir of boi killed.
The killing of Mr.. Sin r. u thong-nodal,
prom At once tint Gen. Wool known not.
the truth of thin pin: in the mutter.
Ho charges the volunleoro with plunder
in; tho I ' Cum-. 0! their horse- and
cottlo. Ho c Hut tho volm
wool to Wollr " lo I‘M tho Indium;
no Elm“? (Hood: or soul“, ’3'. It
wu ho ‘0 on: to Ile y
of mung: udh‘oopociolly “mm or tho
ty ply oontri lo
52:, loviod on the $O9l. of Oregon, an;
he mentioned." oak, mlopldod old
man“ He mppooel am his union- will
carry weight; bun it will be A dead weight
to his ropoutlon u s won-la. when his
undone!» min-t Oregon, with in
med qnpnthy with tho Indians, In um
od and properly undcntood u Wuhlngton
city.
He etetee thet “en noon on he wee in
formeddmhfinller’e dirt bearer:
ell the et eon to
the eeet of nor, end : tollo'ed." If Ft. ‘
Veneouver no the “eeet of wet." ( which ‘
it run not.) there night here been eome
truth in thle e-ertlon. But the [note ere
theee: Generel Wool eent up eonre reg-Inn
to Ft. Vencouver end celled in ethere from
the field of dong», when they npent the
winter very agreeably, while the volunteer
foroen were enduring every herdehip to {o
tect the eettiementn. Gen. Wool emp ,-
ed hie time between Venconver end Ben
Freneinoo, buying hlmeeif with denouncing
the volunteer: end the people end drinking
chempegze end eympethlnieg with the ene
my, whi thoee whom he no nnluetly here
ted were defending the country from the ln
vnnion of e envnfe foe—eubnleting at time
upon hono-iieeh Tine are fed: and de
fy mutation on the pert of Gen. Wool.
Gen. Wool may endenvor to myetify
{ecu end rum to ecoonnt everything pout
ble, to cover up hie gluing dd'ormitiee, in
the vein elort to nave bit reputation iron
deeerved reproech; but in thee-d he will be
fully expoeed. He mey, like e.drolnln¢
men, cetch et etrewe; he may eeine upon
en opportunity to chnrge the people of thin
end n eieter territory, no I head 0! murder
er; lutigeting thie wer from mercenary
motivee; he rney belie hie nnbordinetee,
M ‘ore Heller end Reine. who tried to do
m 3: duty, by chnrging them with being
“slimuieted in their exertione by pounce:
den-305nm" he mey eeeert thet " therein
no wen” h(e In? chug; ft.l|n:ht.hie wer wee
gottenup ee e-ye or '90..“
plundering the United Stem Irreenry hy
wholenele- he mny Med whine over the
UNANIthUB voted mm. Oregon
legisletere, eating the prddent to reeell
him end lend en Indian Ighter to tote
cherge of the militery depertment ~on the
Pacific; but in tho end truth end justice
NO. 34.
will triumph, Md lpo will bodriven with
discomfitnre Mun nil nnd every unworthy
And nutennble ponition, which his nrrognwe/
Ila-lice. Ind hostility to his countrymen In
1 nit-slated Aim to take.
Gen. Wool, nt the time of writing tin!
letter. hnd not visited the “lent of vvnr ”.
Re In. never vilited the and In in
lonthern Oregon; be Ind not ban within
thirty mile. 0! the locality of India: 60pm;
dntionlin northern 0n... Ind mm
Wuhington territorien; “db It"! ht
trnveled five miles i! even In M)
into the interior of t Boned county.
Tint country in laid fl lll'hv
nun-u “and by we...
Southern Ongon in tin -; fin”
{notified in the suction mung“.
rev. volunteer: let tin Whit-3.3-
hordu which carried utter donut-“oi
blooodnhed where ever they wont, tint the
Willa-om numb Ongon. mum
hue bun Illdl an. n! hun- m
ery end the eonntry int-i unto.
Gen. Woolmyhlklndwfibubc
plans; be my Mr" my
.- his nddlod bnln ll en blcofeoneul
—he my cum doll] Ea. p 3“
the Just cluims on Gov-um: I but
undpnfloticpooph; Nth-Elma“
“1‘ ficmhdhutlvm rh‘.
RdeMmh .
min-r “mil-hm
“bib-M"
Lot Gen. Wool «with. an. a! an,
akin .nd burning of tho Cue-di- _II
Mung Int, within thirty all. of rm
Vnncouvu, in which than nd" to M
of its hurt-imam“ In &
Inner w y o . I. Q.-
plue block-houu than I 12H. m
why he let the India; thin as m
panes-ion for O to I
can opinion- “02.! moss-ab sour
mu! Thou m undo- !“ at
people—whom he unguca in the Min“
of tanned width—would like to In"
him mar.
He never visited (he‘s-laden until the
town we: “end W' h
ambled, uwe tile It refl hit-v
ed Inch eonmuon, ned wepcgend eo
knowhdged he Ind been abate: ll tele
cion to thie wer. He he peid e lying
vlelt In the Della! ; And addendu- Mb!
in n: this cinke aegis:- {flare-t ll tell]!
in an! now our
WWO... Ol’ the mute end m
enemy we heve w oomend with. “.033
men n evid-nelyln hum-nun
beequllynn ectofkindne-tohlu, u
well need ectof juueewthh my”
11l his position with n ulcer who I: do
cieet. end one who will not use whoa
tho-Ike lenuopcoeect- I one wo,
indeed a? “5:11.." 31-;th upon
the new-gel, wt ve coal-up to fit:
them, end defend the country.
Gen. Wool dial-goo tho poopio o! On
gun at! wumm Mud- mags
crimu nod wisdom-non; which chap,
if true, would consign on All to info-y, In
the estimation clan-ammo: am my
ntionol pe. at h elm-g
--u gasoli- In nus, dunno-Hy lob.
He «not you hi: hon-M unclu
ognlut OII’ people.
t.Wo chm. Goghwfoal. in tan-”Wu:
t o oonro poo 0 room
lngton Territorial, with do.“ of oval-ion
md ennui-ion in thin unhappy we;
“on right: and limit- to in *-
gordod ud Wind—ind the. any
trywhonlnid wuhddlwlod-Jldob’
I uvogo foo—ho “WWII“ fill
the too. And lughod It our alumina, and
mocked who: our In: name...
We elm-go him with in” hunt
Ilia public M 11l (BM ‘0
ciao-l durum of his country.
Wochugo hill with. vmdb
ohm] [unofjmieohm’s‘
Igsinn our citiau, and dumlufig
urging: of the muffler." of "to m .
In the mm of ham nmvt‘m
hill with 7 Aging. Mg, II
tho “010%., We! . .
tea or m. by :3- m «I
prevent. joules, our W
poopln, Ind II 1-1:: M
reference unto, w .- Ia: nui-
Iholld blank to own. '
Tu: “ Hume Gur."—At'the fed“!
0! the vahcinl Bind 13km,» Gloo-
Egow, Scotland. 8|: A. Ali-II lulu-d
{tint dnfingtheucltnhm.
mull punydmldicmhdolbmfllh
gwphcedhnrdqvmmhya
body of Mud them.“
n- th“ to bohqoumd. that.“
a: catch :1» hide! a. MM.
he Ind prune. of lhd “to”
him 3 laconic (rip. Tho Bus-Inn h .
momom m up Ibo bonnet. of hi to!-
dier. ledhhufitouimtom
remundmmd‘ with»! mud.-
ofufluonl ,
.' II Kai-I, vials-co Nil hi. h
plus 0! In ; unidi- an hip-fl; -
miuod by tho “ hood-c mam r billet
boxel m “tucked tad ”lad, und Wt
fight: uh phee between the mod ho
um—nodoflng this in. country mug
bath-immaterial)”
hm". ‘
> m qggygaumam
-335,1!“ at. Topeka on the uh in».