...ntesses, and the kind medical practitioner like an amiable Christian ogre. Grouped about the little low tables in the centre of the rooms are such tin... ...er of the Institution, held at the Free masons’ T avern, on Saturday, the 20th May, 1865, the follow ing speech was delivered by the chairman, Mr. C... ...brotherly interest in this Institu tion, and a great desire to extend its operations, and to strengthen its hands, provided that something in the ind... ...ver obscure, however far removed from the general recognition, is one of a group of men impressible for good, and impressible for evil, and that it is...

...rung from reluctant monarchs in many contests, in many countries, and were grouped into creeds and established in ordinances sealed with blood, in man... ...r of freedom and of pride which was almost ferocious. I had approached the group, and I contemplated them in silence; but my curiosity was probably di... ...States there are only 6,273 Indians remaining. (See Legislative Documents, 20th Congress, No. 117, p. 90.) [The decrease in now far greater, and is ve... ...abiting the United States and their territories. (Legislative Docu- ments, 20th Congress, No. 117, pp. 90-105.) It is there shown that the tribes in t... ...territory should consult the documents I refer to. (Legislative Documents, 20th Con- gress, No. 117, pp. 90-105.) [In the Census of 1870 it is stated ... ...everal Southern States. Almost all the individuals who carry on commercial operations, or who endeavor to turn slave labor to account in the most Sout... ...esert for the same value as at Philadelphia, where the bank con- ducts its operations.* The Bank of the United States is nevertheless the object of gr... ...s. But the existence of the provincial banks is thus threatened, and their operations are restricted, since they are only able to issue a quantity of ...