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THE EVENING HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., FRIDAY. JULY 24. 1914.
Th Evening Herald.
Pii.iIIhIkiI by
THK ll MX. Ill HM D, INC.
UK-jlt'lK K VAI.I.lANT. Manager
II. II. IIKMN'1 Kiiitor
I'gldished every afternoon ex
cept r'undy, ( I'H Nonh ratond
rilrcct, Alhijucrue, N. M.
Entered a eein,.el ta mnHr
I tha posturrice ill Alliiiiiriii,
N. M.. under ti. A I i f Match a.
Il7.
Oni month by i r arricr. r.t1-
tin Wrrk liy r 1 "
Una year by 01. esrrler
to advan. ... t ' Ju
Telephones:
Huelness orilee Ill
lull!.. rial Itootna HI
AIT1HM ll l: AtTloV
DOWN in M,,.(,ri.i muiity I
new pn pet (hat i ll.pul.ll
t.iti, nt n ml i 1 Hcp11l.ll' 1111 ,
Inlihful, tinduunli .1 mill chcciiul In
lite teeth of (llMiu-ti r The Chieftain
, always has l.i i n Hi putdi. .in. uml If
poaaihlc it m standing 11 little palter
Ihnn ever before; In which It atlniiis
tlisltm t . iih being in n flux hy
itself Ku Ihe t'hlcMain .
"Th only wtty to be eure of
wise affirmative action liy Ihe
next atste legislature Ih In elc I
, a house two-thirds Itcpuhlpail
With mil it n houm- the opposl
1 titn oT u I 111 or 1 11 tir minority
11 ml iHinucratlc governor t
i amh 1 legislation will come 10
nu tight."
The above undoubtedly In it true
forecast of what woti'd hnppen
should Ihr people nf 111 if Male chat
h two-third imijorilv of Hiaiidpul
Hcpul.tlcim to the next ntwiiill.v.
The iHninciatlc minority and the
lrniorriillc governor opposition to
III affirmative anion would he Just
Incfrcctltc aa It him hern in the pnt
when that romlitlon exuded In thr
legislature. W could for Instance
have strongly nfiirmutlve net ton n
nur rxisUnx election law by which
thr sheep may ho voted surely n
remote districts ami In alphabetical
c.rdor If desired We would huvr
rtiualty afllririutlvp action "is the ex
isting system it taxation by which
these same t'seful sheep tsenpe tiixa
tlon. We would have afllrmatlve
action upon thr county salary hill
proposed In the lust legislature hy
llw two-thlnlx UiniMlraii inujoiliy.
by whlrh irrtlrally thr onllrw In
rnnw of rvary rounly In Ihr Htatr
won 111 be (lumnvil tnlo the porketii of
tho rnunty offlreholilrrn. We would
have a fin rxnninl of Mfnriiiullve
aetlon on our exlnilim llhel law.
I'ortuv' miBht prcm-nt Hmlf i that
w might have affirmative nitlon on
th "lloniii 44" Irii lilenl.
h, we would t arlmn. all rluli'.
and It woulil he ofllrnuili e. From
tha view point of the l.osm-H of the
lHl.1 al Iteput'll'an iiihi hliie the iif
nrtnatlvr ii'tlon inicht f in he run
aiilerril wie. Thme men noiiirliuieai
ha rurioua lrwioinm.
If the people were not rntlrely
familiar with tl kin I ..f .ifllimnlivr
arlinn they wo . 1 from the re
mit the f'hleft .,...neF they
might tie Imliire.' ki- 11 aportliiK
rhunie ami try the 1 pie
of thlH tnte are I'tnl i.iIiiiik iiitniui'l
a (Hire thing game. 'I In air U"lnK
to try a new ili ah r uml 1 m w ileal.
IteprrMenlMtUr Ktlulel if I 'olol alio
aava lhat when l.-aihr I "oler oml
anrt the prvililrnl were 1 rmlK upon
him a 1 olTill.lt le. UHftlnmeiit I UK -tint
of I 0I1. nil. 1a I lie il.iln'l wni
."ill he wan tntit ll IK a. i I'lit'ilu t w'hjM
li-- It: rn many ilean 11!. Ii invim
tlona In "lianipleti"." IiIh le. will
Dial he hailn t oppln il for a 10e.1l
In k) I
si I I I III III Kl
SIlMl: ;.ettv lilf -1 t K f Ion
li en il-lurteil In lileti anil
pew i.-.i pi-l H iligiKi 1 In an at
tempi In lielllllr anil itnloil the Wolk
ot lhe WiIhoIi .11llnllll1tl.it ii roil IH
Iv. but iiowln-re hue we nen o'"
mile (.0 ntimghi from '.he bIiiiiiI.Ii r
ac Ihr inter Iri.lll it l'i nlo Hallin
innuler to the l lillaili l.hl.i North
Ameraun. one of the I. uteri. -I news
paper ei'e 111 nu of the a.liiMtil'liatloa.
Th North Amen, u 11 pi mtx the lel
tr Mia loienl ixrur. It follow:
To Hie tditnr of thu No.th Amrrl-
a n .
Whv inn-t good men r lie one an
01 her when there lo no nun h iik-ednei-a
Hhnh they need to ullu k
uniteill.N ? I have olwit hinl the
hlHhevt ailmiraiion for the Noiitt
AmerM an l'i aiine ll m- ii.i it four
kgeoii In ullaeklng eMl Tin ud
nritiioit him turned lo nuMilelon of
your aimeriiy an I w your utivW
on the fffnrla of Woodn.w Witnon.
For III IHI time I " vou arrayed
on tin. mde of eirthurk and nar
row neaa.
For the flrat lime I aee you ail.uk
man whoa ihurat ter and ai hiete
nient have lxn tha mnl wonderful
that we have een In thia generation,
and I tannot help LrlleNe that you
know Wuodrow W llaon ba giMtd.
(real and rlfli tent, aa wi ll aa I do.
I belU-ta that if ha had been b
any iImdh a Ktpuldnan or fro
graaaiva you wuuld htsa applauded
llie lofty Plr.ilipfll whii'h led him to
ie. mil. lie II 11 ill and rHpoiiM' the
1 a uee
You a
I loll
of
1. ni 11 utii. mi I g.ivet niiieni.
11!. I Inn 1 upplauile.l the mar
I i..uiia y hIiii Ii he haa ex
l.i'.ili il to .1.1 J 11 pan. Mhiiii
nil
.-nt 1 1 A11.111. .1 a 11 J Knt-latnl.
Voti would have praifed euiran y
Kfoiin and I ii 1 f tefiiiin anil unit
lrui lea.Hl.it ton. Ymir paper "aoiild
lime ..Ml Mowed Willi it .! of llilli
ii U and I'ljati lain line of their h 1 11
I ol.. t iv inl li.pior. Voil would hue
hailed Willi dellKltt the evten.iii i l
I'.iei'l pohl mid ruri.l .r.il.t
Vou kiioH In ).nir Imuil tlt.it lhe
Huh i.lialK lire Jour Idea In. it ..U
.iiii niii'l with t hi- i. il aKat'Ut
I In 111 lieiitiiHe they are done In the
inline of I N'tin.1 rai y.
Hail mi) other paper I.iki ti Ihi al
titude uK.'lUH tlKhl I ahoulil have
fi ll none 1 hat Hal. le We know by I
whom thev me owned. U'hen the
North A11.1111 in ip liotiiu t the hefl
IdiiiliHin we er had In the hum
or the Ameiii aii flag, 1 fi el the Haine
wraih whi. ll I have toward the mul
titude of by poitit.K who uie 111'
ihnreh pew to eloiik their peifidy.
Vou would pniHon the iii'tidN of your
readera Willi am h rarlmuiH about our
nlalli.ii with 1 'oloili'.la i have B.
. eared In the l.mt few di. tliollKll
you know thin to he I tit- lunlu -il and
liol.le.t altiiu.lr w.. ould take to-j
ward it weaker and aupl 1..11 elUer
iipul.lt. Hut In Joining I lie HeaiHi
anil Ivtiriwi-a In trln to ilentroy
and iliKlorl blah ptirpoaea you are
arrahing the ahell of anni'tliiiony mid
proilueiiig In thoiimindH the dlngiint
whieh ulwnya roniea for ihoae who
Piix'liilm their own ilghleouneiui hut
are found lo betray the cunf idem o
we plnee In thrrn.
There la n glgimtle alriiRuU- wag' n
between the aeen nnd Jh unaeen
governtiienta In thla eouniry. Wood
tow WiIh'ui la nol on the aide or the
nneen. I alwaya Impel you were
not.
Are you?
HKV F
Benton, la . July
O. I.AI IIAril
Of riiKiilenl WiIhoii, Mr. Hamuel
11. HlMhe aaya: "I; I th it nttlltule
of mind Hint hag given him the pluee
he hita and will hold, the tdaee if
iiiiiilfliiiled Ic italertdilti of hi oi.riV
uml inaxlery of eeiila." Mr. Wythe
needn't try to l oni eal It; It I fnlrly .
evident that lie ndtiiirea the presi- j
lent :
Mit. i:ihm oKi- his iti;.T.
M
H. KUIHMN appear to huvo
het-n pretty thornughly rotit-(
ed In hia poaltlon that paper
UM-ll
In the nianufiuture i f the tig-1
arette
la lmlaont.ua. Ill brief, widely
a. rieillleil iiuthurU'ea nnnounee that
ua a Judge of tlrarettra Mr. Kilmuii
la th.
evneat t leelrn Ian ill the
world
Not only h.l a triu iworthy firm
of atialHI deehiied. lit rehpt-i t to 11
i-ample of eigaretle papei' i-iil.niitled
lo Until, that they hale found no
polr-on, but there ha been brought
before the pill. lie again the. faiiioti
lei duration of the Loudon La 111 el,
thai of the Ihrre form m whuh to
baei o In Miioked - cigarette. cli;ar
11O1I l.ll......l.. i.lu. ...... u ll... I
V ........
haimltil I
In 11 way, Mr FdiHon muni bliime
the children for Hie rebut e that hn
been admiiilKiered to hi. 11 which la'
,l
t pity, nine he h.l done much
delight 1 hildien. l-'or vnrloii ren
Moiin. Hie boy who hidcji behtnd the
barti un. ym"ke iniiNt tie .becked;
and In order that he may e . be. ki d
be ban been lubl many alarming
Hum; Children haven't any biml
ii. w ith I'lgiueitu. J'Pey halt n't
HIV lillVlllfrt with KWold.l or Silk.
bat, either, but iIocb th.'.t aupply a
u.iM.ii why n 11 an ln uld have u
"mil or n e'lk oat?
It i 1.1 be regn tied, however, thai
1 gnat man like Mr. Fdion ahould
ii ni 1 1 In own mlnetit prnvin
to
gi.. in luirriicy to a biiM-Ira auper-
t i 'on.
Mr Ldi."n 1 a koo.I Amerlcuti
whuh may .n ount for thii fact that
be ha tiot I. hi eel wb'U i 'ally t vi v
n.ilion ktioUH, and what Hie Loudon
Lame! luut pni iiiio pii.;, naiiulv.
Ibal a w relatite iut.ntii..n the clg-
1 r. l 1 len t by any mean ua I1l.1t k
u the imir or 11 the pipe.
President kludge, of Hi" l k InI
11 ml road .i that the al.v of the
pieMiil l umi tr 1 r..i of wheal l due
' hlelly tu (be production of more
buelit In per to re It wit not ao tery
loiiK ago thai the fauiou ' Jim'- Hill,
who aa muuy wine thinga and muD
I hot he think w lee, explained to an
i...rclu ni'.e puiipc Unit the pruilur
I1..I1 ol our Hgrn ulturul In ml per
aire am aleadily dimluiKhliig, ull'l
he told whv thla 1 ol.ld not but he.
Ihr rt'l He hid the ttalletica lo
prove It Nuw I'.'ll tunia up tu din
pi o a liim-
ll.-iiry (Ti ailcid Ms Fourth "I
July pee h at tirant'a tomb with
peiaonul renmnai encei Thla wua
"ii ul them. 'Hue very warm aum
incr day tit ntrul tilierman poked hia
head thruugh the back door of the
euaionirrs' room of my ollkce. Then
he atarted, and ran to the front
door, where he pauaed Jimt long
enough to thout: 'Hooray' 1 weld
through broker's ollba and navel
luat a. t entV "
QOLOC
Rotinil Fiddle. --
R
nSK l- l.T.
If we ti 1111 111 lie r
.ioy Willi rollr led
Ii-lit In Iti
B lent fo- ilaiiiaue to bin leu-
illation fiotn n iditor who he al
leged had lila led linn.
O -
IF IIAIINKS make il nil. M, miiilia
I'nif'TO will t.iae j whiii at the t'ol-
I n u I.
I
AM) Til Lit K S Mtlipliy loo
O
Ti HA V
M.ilelai l..r
NiiTIIIN'tl of niiineri.ui
0 1 ureal Wealth.
NAT1 UK FAKIItJ.
-O
AM 1.1 Alia.
! - o
i 'AKIiAN. I ulllliiK lo Mr. Hit 'em
I till the nut. it-fly lin y waul, ri-eer
.ng llie null nt .tin. mil pi one ut ion.
I
j f . III! VNZA. 11111I1. nil ln wlils-
kem. plainly 1 a liilinor int.
I O-
IT H I'lH ift i.-i:), now that
II1111I11 him left the iiitililry, t llnd
out whal beiatiie of I'nvalf Hainuel
Turk.
IN. f(,,M.. g!A.,XKIts tF,trH
, 1,1,1 l.ilnid that Hani ala.. Ime
the eoitntry.
ara
hit
- O
I MIKKIFF IfiMI-.ltii
mid I loii
mountain
I hi a have gone I Ihe
whele he lull timber I".
H.Mil'.ri In the wooda?
45
WKI.I, IIAIIHI.Y.
o
rtiKKST l.t iVKIlS, maybe.
UltYAN la eneouraged over the
plopt-it fi" pt-aee bu'weeti I'arranxti
and Villa that he hu de. Pled VI1I11
iloeiui t need any mure arum or am
munition. j oflt CKCHKTA It Y
j aoul.
ia u tli'UIKhtful
i WiiMiKII the railroad waul
I retain rulea l-ii reased. The New
Haven eiititrnlled the IiiiuIiiik ot
f .l.iinii, ikiii. ntui worth "f buiiieH mi
nuilly and allll cutildti't pay u dl-
,etid.
' ei.Aivt.v ilia. MuHMiiltuanH don't
PLAINLY
Intend to permit any Wleila to grow
iit Alla-)iM.
-0
J M. fAII.I.AFX probably real Ire
;new lhat It' h:d polli y to let Hie left
I hand know what the right band I
1 willing.
I --O-
lNTUOlilVlXH Henalor I. I'artli.
who h-m art thl iuuion'a verai'ioua
r......t..l f..r ..li-hifii- lli.1i
o-
Monti- re lr:i l.iwky.
' t-Monloya lleliubllian
J- 'I"-"'- ,, ,r
i u'ik ranenei. hw im-u om
ihe.Uer very li'.erally Ihi week by
having three aiihaerlplioita enter, d
up. ur lift . In addition lo hi own
tiul.s'-nptioti he ordered the Uepuldi
n.n Hint to hi fuller. J A. Spark
III M' Lean. Texa nnd aim t" hi
blither llenry Hpnrka nt Santa l!oi
We i-ertatnly nppieilaie lbl liber. il
it v n id hope to render Mr Sparki
.iti-.fa.-lory a.rvbe and lo furnili
mi. h u paper o prevent Ilia P grid-
ting the deal.
ft
Ye. M.i tnl. In turning "Ul thia bunk;
A eoliiiiin ever;.- li".
We'le perfe' Hy awate H' Jtm.
lif tn,. ,,11V
. o
ti,H silver lty HM.rtina llltaal Will
lliil it.
(Silver I'lly li-tterpriae t
The ai . lllly Inclined ol miut i
arc Indulging imir
fun-y the
day
billing on whether III" 'II'J
Hood
. . t. i nclin e w ill it.inmen.'e
ut :.
0 and In I are pbu ed every day
o, :i:
Willi
early
a miiigfroid thai l-.-peaka Ihe
.lava when Jaer. Fleming wit
nil.li'i" 0:1 a Imaa rate. We.ineaoay
i. .hortlv alter o il o'cl.M-K when
in.- matinee commenced nnd f"p
I. . . 11 1 4 the alrerta Wide lined
M.lid bank of hu.naiilt. wl hlna Ihe
tinliiue perl'ir-tiati.
Tbur-ilay atier-
noon Ihe perfornt.in.
i . liini' in .-a
late. It
... :t'3 before the rt tlo.ul
down but ll in ol
up I I
fur It
Water llline
1 . .... ..... -ic ii a'-keit 111 nun
" ., . .
Hood In a
aa the lugge -t ' m"i
.....r ol veal, ihr
w iter even
reaching over the id.wilk, ill Nhoe-i.iaker-
earner. The pilL.iy w
1, ted l until I" " i H'liv and han
dled Ihe waler nuel.. Tlte damage
done to Ihe l reel, however will re
unite aeveral day' '" "rk
with the illy team mil at reel tin
before Ihe. ale pl.t'-ed in good
dllion. '
Two Peas in a Pod
(Via York World )
N til.ft.u let eliould bM pliu'ed In
the way of a political ulliun.r be
tween Mr. KooteM'lt nd Mr. Iler!
The, ate twin souls and It long to
gether. There are no other two men in
American polite s who have ao mtn It
in coiiiiitu.i. Holh of ihein tleleat the
V.'llaoii adiiilnolrallon. Ib.th nf ih' in
are Jil'.goest who me fund iint nlii I an
tagonist to the preaidi lit a Mexican
polity. Hoth of them are n f.nor of
breaking fallh in the Ha Pau l, efole
treaty If older g'e a tibtdy lo
Ilia toMKtwIae nioaopol). Ib.tlt o.
Ihein prof.-aa lo believe Iha. Hi. Wil
son administration la re.tpuiixiide for
hard tlmra. Hot It troth ul ihe mouth
at every mention of the I oloiiiblan
treaty.
Jli.lll of them advocate leglllatel.'
tnori. p.dy. I'oth of 1I1' 1.1 are agulnat
an Impartial t-nfort emeiit of the
Hhennaa aiill-trut law. Loth rl
Ihtrn faior the initiative, reterendum
and reiall. II. dh of them are vehem
ent In denouncing all hwt except
Ibrin. !ve. Jlolh t.f H.em were eilu
tated at Ilia sum unheiaiiy and have
An Unusual
Sample Dresses
"Just Received from New York
The latest models, some with Russian
Tunics. Fabrics are plain and figured
Voiles, Ratines, Crepe Voiles and Crepes,
both while and colors.
This Will be a great Dress Sale; Values lo
$17.50, on sale Saturday
Your Choice
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
The Golden Rule
Dry Goods Company
ntient their Uvea in political ugna.loti.
Hoth ol Ihein weiu horn to fortune
and relieved of Ihe ircelty of turn
ing their dully Jbread which hua eu
iil.led them to tl. vote thenim-lvts un
remiitinglv .t "the xplolinelon ol
their ambition.. Hoth are pepelui.l
en ndidiite. Willi a vagrant party al
b'Klauri. that titn lie held only by
honor and olflce.
ll. .lb or them believe in nillitarlm
a;'d lni eriallmn. Hoth of them are
nunt'iid independence for the I'llll
IPlne.i. fiotii of them believe In o
. cut rulizcd got eminent. Hoth ol
ihein are on intimate terms with cer
tain form of big; busino ami b
of them favor the use of goveininelll il
poer I" mine forlunes for favored
individual.
i if the two, Mr. loiirvi lt ha :n.re
ability and I more voraatlle, hut Mr.
Great Trials of History
Till Hi OF II IT i;hh II WIS. '
-
WIILN ihe civil war wag over
and the Confederate arms
h.i I met with il'Te.it, reeent
lueiil was l.ll i tile In.rlh again!
toulhern b a. bra, and Ihe III it person
I" leel Ho long arm of Ihe victors
wan Hie .. - . nt of Ihe t'on'etlera ',
.'t-rierhoU I ... ...
Win . i I'i -:.l"lit Lincoln waa aaas
K iiateil ami Andrew Jolin-o t aiwuincl
Ins place, be ,t once laid plana to ap
pttheiul li.iim Willi whom lie had
never I.e. n n-conclled aim e an ugiy
o . bate l.etw.iii Ihein ill ihe house m
trprexrniafivi In I k I a.
I'tirld. ul Jnhiw.n proclaimed
I'avt an outlaw for anppoeed i ohhr
Hon wilb Ho- ct.nspltucy to aMtal
tyie Liii.olii and offered a reward ul
ti an. 'nic .. tns capture.
'.'.. in 1 1. M -ti.rlhwesl ot Irwlnaville,
t.a.. ut t.n v u.iwn on May lu. Ikli.'..
Il.vl and l.i. i.srty were nuri tlmd hy
it llo.., ut ii. led .Slates cavalry un
der tin ' " ii . 1 1 in int of t'ol. Heiijamln 1'
Int. Ii, ii. i. or s moment he thought
of lUbtlnu lua way through the
emtio iinloii r of IIMng up his
lite III the i ttort. Ha i baiiaed hia
nirul. boa, .r. and itbmllled to his
capini. who cundutted him to Mn-
on, ami i tor, i turned him over to
Hen. Jain, i Ii Wilson, ihe highest
I n. i. il m -ti.- olllcer la lhs region.
The Join I., y to Macon was made
unpleasant b, the Jeeta nf the captors
and hv Hi. i tblbltlon to the party ol
I'i i aid. -it Jobnnon'a nuiiiil. !.. Hut
I'ltvi re. ottii.ed that It wits ihe hand
ol an oil personal and pulitkal
enemy.
Fio:n Ma. uii Mr. Iuvle was gent t"
AuuiiMa, ii.i. where Vice I'rcsldcMt
Mepheti joined the pally as a cap
tive. Mrs Hi vis and her children ao
ii in pan led the prisoner. After aome
daya Hpent on a ship ftcpheia ana
rent lo Fort Warren, In Unarm liar
bor. and I . via was placed ill a case
ment in Forties Moiir.Mj
In a fen days lien. Nelson A. Milea
waa given charge of Ihe "state pris
oner," and he ordered Irona In be
rivlird to hi ankles. All the books
except the llll.le wera denied him. and
even letters from Mrs. Iiavla were nut
allowed to he delivered until after
they had been inspected.
I'avia waa compelled lo lemal i In
Ihia prison until autumn, when Hr
see Oreelv. Henry J. lUymnnd.
t'harltt ti'Connnr, nd oiSfr norihe'n
Sale of 100 New
$3.95
Hearst has more Independence and
courage. Mr. I learnt itlwaya lltuince
hia own campaign: Mr. Ilooaevelt get
gentlemen In Wall street to Huan t
hia campaigns; but this la a difference
In method rather than of principle.
If Mr. Ituonevelt were aa rich aa Mr
lleart. he wntibl (.robatily do hi tin
financing. too. Mr. Ilooaevelt I
more popular than Mr. Hearst, but
Mr. Hear gnea to pre nftener than
Mr. Ilooaevelt and lias greater ttlenl
for appearing ' dlNlnlereted when
''putting something over."
1'robaiily a man who han lied a
tiring around u finger an a rctnl id' r
Ih Ihe Invenlor of a ring fo nhe pitr
pone with am h a large selling that
when It la turned around the weartl
can li'. close hia hand.
men lock up his case, and he was
given new and more comfortable
(-nailer. Finally. In ihe summer ol
Inn. I lav la and his fnmll were re-
united, and were allowed rooms In
I Carroll hall
I Finally the charge of connect Ion in
j the aawiltiat Ion of l.i teoln fell tu
J Ihe ground, and thel the policy ol
pro. cfiing oil the charge "f ireueoii
j was taken up. Hoth the president and
tieneral Irani opposed the plan of a
trial on Ihia charge,
f On May 4, 1 k 7, Pavis waa conduct -.
ed to Hlchmiild, where hia ae waa
tn he heard. Tha following day he
way set free on a bond slgnutl hy
Horace (ireely. (ierrit Hitnth and
oilier former opponent of the south.
The released prisoner al time went lo
Ciinuda tn meet hia family and others,
whom the fortunes of war hud driven
I tin exile.
In October Dnvis waa aital t sum
moned o appear In the Fulled Hlaira
cnurt at lili-hmond. The Indictment
lhat wag drawn up against him was
briefly aa follows: "Jefferann Da via,
Inie nf th city ef Kk htm.iid, yeoman,
being an Inhabitant and residing
within the Fitted Ftaleg of A met I a.
With force nf arms levied and carried
on war. Insurrection and rebellion
against tha I'nlled Higles. nd with a
great niiillltu.ln of persons, whose
names are t.i the turora unknown, a
Ihe number of Hid person and up
T aril. arraed in a war-like manner
lhat la In aay with cannon, munkets,
etc. levied and carried mi Ihe con
flict contrary in the duly and alleg
iance and fidelity nf the said Datls
against Ihe ennsllliillon." etc.
When Davis reached Richmond he
expressed his rend I tie tn be tried,
hut the council of the government
aa not prepared and the trial waa
again udpuned, The Canadian wri
ter having prnved too vigorous for
Davis, he Journeyed to Cuba, and
from there ha went lo New Orleans
and Jotirneved north through Ihe sec
Hon with whi.h he was so thoroughly
familiar. He returned to Canada and
embarked with I. Is family for Europe.
The rase nf Mr. Da via waa dropped
1 F-bruary 11, ltd, and after hia
dlncharge he became president rf a
life Insurance company at Memphia.
Tenn. He eventually grilled at Hesu.
voir. Mls. where he died nu Novem
ber 10, 1171.
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