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r- ohe New. York Tribune ooss 70 Rhode siind 10 sl
f.t l 10 the - hi:s ,te have no dcnb, II "lu :" H.


40 .re ~; 3.rrlbied VIE ere. and Tioie''eI'
Governor fr,'- VIZ ever iu't-sn 'r .,i,h


-. ~ W. cffr.r;e II the laws s"na poke t,2tsr,'
sr- inrn lie Psr;caG-s bs:ore he ei-ci1n i"e iI0e
nol.-- VII b. scircNl5 drrpersi


II We cur the above from among seFeFa'
other untru.hs IN the Pittsburgh Morning Post
Tie Editor must use more economy or he viii
run out before November. It is = gross false
hood iha, Working Nan are not permitted 10
vo.c IN Rllo6e Island. There IS no Property
Qualification there. l. is false that he Governor
3l Rhode Island is under bail fox any offence
vhataye7. Samuel ". King, who was Governor
of Rhode Island, has not been in office for more
than year past. We hear he is involved IN
difficulty with the Bank of which he was Presi-
dent. but we do rot know whether the charge
implies crminali;y or only crror and misfortune
but If he has committed any crime we hope ne
will be punished W. never set up lamentation
when law. breakers and anarchists who profess to
be Wings Get into the Penitcn;iary, whether by
attempting 10 ,iola:e one law c7 to su5ve't ali law.


II wM. II. vw WAGNER, the Poughkeepse
Blacksmith, Will speak to his brother Mechanics
and Working Men of our City this evening at
Na,icna! Hall, in obedience TO the following IN.
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