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Mr.. keMble has heGuently addressed the
house, proposing reference Of the contest
ed points, but-the audience seem detsrmin-
ed upon tho reduction Of the prices and if
they persevere they must Ultimately sue
coed. Among the Jeu d'esprit which tbs
contest has given birth TO, IS the following
This is the House that Jask built. ~
These are the boxes Let to the great that
visit the house that Jack bnilt.
These are the Pigeon holes over the bo~.
es let to the great that visit the house that
Jack built.
This the Get, engaged to squat to the
poor in the Pigeon holes ever the boaes let 10
the great that visit the house that Jack
built.
This is JOHN BULL with B4sle harn,
that h'ssed the Cat, engaged 10 squat 20
the poor in the P;:yeon h5lcs over The b5a'es
let to the great that visit the house that Jack
built.
This is the TAieftassr shaven and slorn
That took up JoHN BULL with his Rncie
hora,whp Kissed the Cat--,engaged to squat
to the boor in the Piyc2nhoIeS over l4ls, tax
es let to the great that visit the house that
Jack built.
This is the Hanger full Of sco,n!
Who RAISED THE PRICE 10 tht people
fororn.
And directed the Taisf.taker shaven and
shorn
To take up john BULL with his Eug1e
horn,who Kissed the Lat--,enaa aged 10 squat
to the poi, in tie Pigeon tales over the lux
es let TO the great that visit the house that
Jack built.
The contest which had been continued
nightly, far from bang subdued, seemed to
have acquired additional strength and con.
sistency on Saturday, when the curtain rose
amidst full chorus Of ca,-cails, rattles,
.run1pets whistles, &c. Among the many
new placare's displayed were
+" British merit t0reyer, and no Cata'nin'
Another displayed coffin with t- cpl
taph,
''Here lies the body Of New PRICE, on
ugly child and base born who died Of the
whoopipg cough"
I" John Bull, Jshn Bull, be merry, bold and
" Tear MOTTO sdezo aIsnbfro5etia1l,
(" Bat freely keep qour noisy sta!i:n,
For none Of kcmbt bora,
6 Gan GULLa British Natia1."
+" Toha Kcn,bIe a|o19e Is tie cause of>this rat,
/" Wheu tie lo70crs It's Prices, Jain Btsi all
he faist."
At length, after hubbub Of some hours,
Mr.. hemDle proposed from he siege, l;,at
the points il dispute should be investigated
by a committee OF d!sInterested persons, and
till their decis on be knoWrtl house. should
be shut up--and in the mean time he assur-
ed the audience that Madame Cate,ani's
at that house was at al ey,6!.--
This declaration and arraaa emcnt was re-
ceived with the shouts Of victory and here
the business rests.
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FROM A LONDON PAPER.
THEATRICAL HUBBUB.
o.
9ORN BULL, 0ersus JOHN KEINBLE.

Our readers are aware that there have
been for many years past, only two regular
winter theatres in London these OF Drury
Lane and Covent Garden. Both these the
aires were lately burnt down and while the
enbarrsssments in which the proPrie.ors of
the former were involved, leaves their thea
ire. like their finances, in a confused heap
of ruins-Covtnt Garden Theatre has been
rebuilt; il about nine months, and opened on
the 9th September when IN the true spi-
rt OF monopoly the prices OF Ambulance
were raised. This it seems, John Bull was
determined TO resist, and syste matte oppo-
sticn has been accordingly made, every
night since the opening OF the theatre by
sort Of peaceable rlotlng, which, 1t is con-
ceiyed does not warrant the Interference Of
the police. It consists Of Z confused din OF
every species of noise--hssing, hooting,
whistles, bugle horns, cat calls, harangaing,
aud shrieking, which nightly oyerpowers the
dialogue and song ofthe actors and reduces
them to nlutes.
Great numbers of persons have been
nightly sent into the house by orders, to
form party in favor of the managers but
the greatest part OF these have Joined the
people, who seem resolved, in spite of con-
stables and Bow street officers, to be sover.
egns at least in the theatre; the noise
has been diversified by ianumerable boxing
matches, in pit, boxes aud galleries, and ma
my champions frcm each have been taken In
to custody. The crowd Insist and persist
still not only as to the reduction OF prices,
but they do not like the arrangement OF pri-
vate boxes, and the suspected intention OF
retirement on the drama by the introduction
OF Italian singing with Madame Catslani.-
Among the labels and placards scattered a
bout the house, the London papers give the
following.
" Britons be firm and conquer"
" No Managers. Riotous Rufians !"
6 The Voice Of the Public is the Voice OF
Justice"
ssSteady Boys .-Steadyp'
"Make nonoise-J Johns head aitches"
!" No CATALAN !--D1cKsoN tor ever !"
" Harris will--but Kemtie won't"
/" Boxes, be firm y
C KEMBLE, remember the Dublin Tinker %
s.Tohn Kem6ls VS.. John Bull"
6 No advance--no Private (aslas Annual)
Boxes -
s No Bow-street officers !--Perseyere and
succeed -
!" No Stage Trick -
cold Pay--or no Play 7"
:" A little common sense, Mr.. kemble-No
advance"
A representation of Kemble suspended
from gallows-motto
A cure for my aitches ~
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History teens win ,n@se aa,iacioas s s,3a''>
nor IS the Fresen: age cutireIy drs,,, ,'D'''
theT loaucnce. L is so n.a,b 49,, s'' u
seem ihsfi be virtu.us: il Is :, No., s..r .
sier to bawi ABOUT the rigil,s Of ii. ' 49,. "a,
than to understand ar % sulport ,hcn r''I'&'
among the mass Of the rro,ie n ~ ~;
whom hAEe1not lltac, and laany og w. d
nave not talents 70 reject ard cor,, .''''
words with actions, the NOISY, the ~
and the designing 100 often succeed ;, ai u.
attempts. CLEoN, hold, isnoraa, r s.
rupt ar'lzan, toiled The eloquent ora,o, ,0'
statesman FERIcLEs in the Genes, e.. S' "'8
e., ana ralrd the learned ana rscaot ,l ruSr /,
f-the,s, from which Ar.stio,o -, !"
grac~iu'ly bsnish.d. "' I'''
HE viiiainoas cxpcdicn, of Pis;.,r,n
gained him the public t.lnsni,selai;a. "''S,
he soon competed ihose who Wen; e.. " I
seiierla2sto weep for their own The 10
'henlao H2sF'iea were the sacrifice TO l.
ADDITION. HE accomplished ora;4r ci,. r,'
WHO fue''sd llie Cailli"arlaT coasrirava,J
saved us counirr, was banishtd ~ 4. .,,s
Of CIoSious, Eu, his couDtr, I'll ai' ~ ~; :,
p'eselYer, and Rome never again unf,l.J
the republican Banner. The French ,nn'
luton WAS, th.ot;, hcut, c..;;s2iw Of f..
mad rage ct ihe populace, freed from IL.
trammeiso q re-la,orl law AMI oyler Nina
y yielding til"lr affections 10 ua4rIc;;r,ed
and saaGuIra'y leinago9ags. lis conac.
son is completely i!us;ra.;ve CT he c.,a,.
trophy which must eyer terminate ,,c dram,
OF popular dciusIo4. Tie r>c,le q !, ,,a.e
forge thc ict!erS with when ,hav have been
chained, ard thought their l;bsr.i,s secan4
when they were entrusted to lorsna4e.-.
A ma 9li.y OF oar co;inuyman eleI.,gI >,
the second c.ice in their enr;yr, : ma, q,
whom they now deny the r, his Of hoya.
tally, cad have exenr!!: fed IN uan.slirtd
support Of col. Eorr, how apt tac p,yle
arc 10 bc deceived, & how fatal olitn n,oyls
their deception.
Since history is fraugtt with instances IN
Which The people have been the v,Ggs Ct
'.'>i' o",' '.eoo'''} 'ho ti2 %'ts O "tNt
.I,,,. '',.' S.Aes fePphhc can oH'J last,
,;i - '"e s"'"''o" o. ''Sh'S :"a
va .sls' y Ds"oseS Us 20 guard al":ns' l"''
s.'''o' - ass az sF'' as i'Ne as fof'I15, "e
ueS'' u'''o'' o. oi.f nU5fS'es' Il We !2'S
J.. ~ y
osen oscs'Se'' e; Us % 81 50 no i2@z1'. "@sa
we see nc PeFt'c'"4s r't7tis O @ciH''Facy
a'oaha U.s. we sh@tta r. '''e'~' 70 ~"om
"7 o''e 6,'G 'ae oblss o. i",'s' 80 ''E-
port ""ic!' pa N 81 a. i, 81 't'>''S -
I6.ioi "i'te, tpntiDGyd "he..'"S! "S L''0E,'
IS c:'''.'''al' We S"""'d 6Ia'1 S5@l 'E
from INC conan! hSsH':'t: we >'''1'" ~
me."oc' 'aat ''ue Pa.'9t,sm IS '.., n~,".
" ae,ians, never by c!ahloF' - ",L"5
OF pubic Zeal, no osten;%lio@5 e7>o" a5
i'.s'is 81 i1olssPuh -'i&h 'tc:"''S'' - ', ~
ing about . Liberty, The Coa't'tu'!ID' I ~;
the Laws constitute 4 'e"l l,; % me
country ihty are ms no'S W." I, " = e no
eaten p0Pa'a:l'y' n"' :; ys.
way % ossSrse Il. = ''',.o =, ~ !, may
~ eIuiV"c"E sign OF P%''!''''''' -. ,nn.
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VaIlIgble PROPERTY fer Sale.


TsHE subscriberoffers fer sale the House
on Fairfax-ssreet, in Alexandria, new
occupied by Mrs. s. AtckoAs- The asses
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
year, assessed it at this sum but the
subscriber now offers it for sale at the half Of
the assessed value.
He also efers for safe,
The vacant Lots on Fairfax and Franklin
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessed them at that
Nrate but the subscriber will take less than
Me half of that sum per acre.
Me would gladly sell all his property On
te Mall--his Houses on Kingstreet, near
NEal -street-his Houses on the same street,
nee Washington street--his ground-rents,
or by other property he has in Alexandria,
on sSredit of 6, Ia, and Is months-Ap-
ply y Cuthbert Powell or
S. Cooke.
aesSarg, MarcA %: law
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i. 8. ana undoubtedly she ministers
$500. $500 .'i ;n,a much discussions. No dis
Ia however, multiplied, COULD sos .s'
800 ssIpulasion Cor any thing e Pc aq g :
i. - rsre 81 the government q slsner
sns =. Accordingly is.isworshy 81 OBJ
s .s,;nr that the letter Of the i4ths 11sss
). . ,Ss Brisish minister plsniposetl lasy e
-. ...snt;Cned ia the tesscF Of next Gay irs'n
s ...-s,arv Of stare, who acknowledges
= . ..;r;.,eys letter ofthe. 10Th Nov. With
: ..sr;ur 10 recollecs any thing ct the 'n-
.. s correspondence. will now state
\ introductory part Of this letter from . the
w & par ApLrHsA, Dee, IS, 1871. I,
- r. 6:ys0n Secretary Of Estate, 70 Mr. 40
h IT, gss ..S Aiaisssr l9fnipostatsary o.
4 Creat Britain. Il.
&SIR. 5han,rs ofs
,.,,.y offhe Soth Nov. and to express.
q = .s,isfsction with which we learn that
y, are instructed TO discuss with US me
1870. which reason and practieability
;s,s,. Cor giving effect 10 The stipnlatlons
|s San. ,reasy vet remaining to be executed.
can assure YOU, on the part OF the Looted
I,.,s.1 Of every dispositionso lessendithcul,
Ers ~ passing over whatever ls OF small
Eoprrrn and insisting on those: nastters oniy
Ch;rb cider justice 20 individuals orpubtc
|. ,l;cy render Indispensable: and IN order
\ simplify our discussions BY defining prs
.;,e;y their objects, have the honor TO pro,
bose, that we shall begin by spccliiSi,ns on
.ach side, the particular acts which each
havebeeu done by the. other IN
.on,raren,ion Of the treaty. ! shall set the
example,"
Such au,harities we have before US in the
ooli,ical history oEopr own country.
On considering she resolution from the
senats, the subject does not appear 70 DC
b,ac,d on its proper basis. am against the
resolution. T
Debate to Be continued.
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.solustono Of rescuing thsilyssssli and with
this Intention, watching their opportunity,
they, on the is.h, shut. he prize master up
I'M the cabin. to which ne had accidentally
retired, and arming thsnselses wishpissols
came upon the other nine. while in an ur.i
prepared state whomthey also shut up 10
the cabin With The prize master. -Four OF
the nine happeneelto be Portuguese sailors
who then consented TO unite with the A.
llnericans, and help to workthe yesselwhich.
they have brought in. The six Frenchmen
are confined in Galway, prisoners Of war.
Poulson's An,.
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Five Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, two
IL apprentices, Thomas Barnett and WiAi-
am ltllgams.-Barnett is about t9 years of
age, S feet S inches high, fair complsction-
Williams is nearly Is years of age, feets
inches high, dull OF hearing and of very dark
complexion. The above reward will be Civ
en- fer either or both il brought home or Sc
cured SO that | get them again, with all rea.
sonable charges for Barnett but no allowance
for Williams. All persons are forbid, at their
peril, from employing, harboring, or carry
ing away said apprentices.
. Daniel McDougall.
December 80. co3e
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CongeeG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, Decem'ber 20. -
[coNcLuDED.
[CoNcLUDED.
[7Ren for the Alexandria Gazet,e.]

TaRen for the Alexandria Gazette.
Mr.. 2mncy was proceeding in a strain
of eloquence not often exceeded on this
floor, when he was taken suddenly i'll, and
was forced to sit down.
M. GARDENER then rose, and in short
but energetic and impressive speech, urged
the preptiety of Postponing the resolutions
indefinitely. Mr.. GARDENER spoke to the
question Of PostPonemene only, and to the
consequences Of the resolutions without go
ing into general examination of the pro.
priety of the Presidents conduct in the
dismissal of Mr.. Jackson.
! Mr.. Pitxin followed Mr.. GARDENER, and
in very sensible and argumentative speech
went into an examination of the resolutions,-
proving thcir inu,ility and evil tendency to
the nation. He was proceeding in his OBJ
servations, when Mr.. Wilson observing
that it was late, made motion for adj
journment, which was carried.
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TO BE r E N T E D,
For enc or more wars,

PTNHAT valuable property commonly CALI
Il e6Jonts's POint, now occupied by Jo-
bIAH BRowE1xG--Also, ths Marsh and fiitsa
hdIacent. The terms will be made known by
Dr. &qtaen Cooke, near Leeshurgh, Loudoun
county.
The subscriber having been informed that
|losIAH RRowNINe, has committed various de-
|predatious on the point, that he has sold the
stone which surrounded IL and the soil IT.
self, gives notice to those who have been en-
gagged in this honorable traffic, that repeti-
zion Of il will inevitably subject them to the
penalties of the law.
John r. Cooke.
December rs. dSt&lawt
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RALTIMORE, D.cember Pc.

A Spanish 70 arrived at Porto RICO on
'the 2Sd,ult. in distress, in So days from,
|Havanna, bound to Cadiz, having on board
1000, 600 Of dollars, produce aud ammu-
bi.ion valued at two and a half millions, a
lieutenant genepaL, alcu,enant colonel, and
No naval officers, called home 10 Spain.-
She came in with a British frigate, who
He'll in with herin so leaky condition that
|the commander agreed 10 accompany her
'into norr.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER %.


Dir. Lewis presented the joint petition Of
the Levy Court of the county, and Com
mon Council of the town of Alexandria in
the District of Columbia, stating that the
common Jail Of tina, county was entirely in
competent for the purposes intended, and
praying that authority may be granted for
the building OF new Jail in than town, and
that an appropriation for that purpose may
he made. Referred to the committee of
the District of Columbia.
Mr. Taylor from the committee to whom
was referred the letter from /. A. Coles,
reported tina, they had enquired into that
unfortunate affair, and have found from de-
positions on the subject, (Which were ready
that the said I. A. Coles did make an out.
rageous and upprovoked attack on MEM
Der of this house, (Gen. Nelson, y and did
strike the said member. But that the let
tiers of acknowledgements from the said I.
A. Coles, (Which were also read ou.ht to
be satisfactory TO the house. They there.
fore reported that no further proceedings
on the subject are necessary. Laid on the
table. ..
The order Of the day was called up, on
the resolutions from the Senate. The mo-
tionFor indefinite postPonemens under eonsi.
Iteration. ...-..a
Mr.. Pitkin concluded his speech com.
menced yesterday. 81
Mr.. quincy continued his speech which
he commenced yesterday. He attempted
to prove that the insult complained of in
the resolutions, was not to be found in the
letters alluded to. But, said he, supposing
that the insult was as clear as noon-day and
was known to be intended by Mr.. Jackson,
is it wise--is it polite for us to pass such =
resolution as this? 1t is said the honor OF
the nation is at stake. Is this to heal its
wounds? Is it for the honor of the nation
to use such womens' weapons
Mr.. GARDENER again urged the indefinite
postponement of the resolutions.
. A motion for adjournment was made and
lost.
Mr.: Lipermore spoke few words in ia
yof of his motion for postponement, when
a motion for adjournment was made and
carried.
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/. F. LIE GOUX, of Geneva,

Surgeon Dentist and Occukst, lately franz
IA the Island Of Cuba, ~
Respectfully acquaints the LaGies and Gem
tlemen of this City, that he Performs every
operation in the Dental Art, as regulating,
cleansing, separating & plugging the decay, d
teeth and filing and extracting them.
He fixes artificial teeth from one to COM
pete set.
He purposes to reside in this place about
two weeks, and offers his services to all who
may please to honor him with their conf
dence. E| &; ~
N, b Personal application to be made at
FRANCIS HUconN's, cornerof Royal * Ca
meron-strsets, opposite the city hotel, where
immediate attention will be given, and the
orders Of those ladies who wish his attend--
ance at their dwellings will be readily COM
piled with for an additional compensation. 4
December 80. 3tt
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ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, December Term, 1903.
ORDERED, That the administrator of
Nathaniel Pierce, jun: deceased, do insert
the following advertisements three times il
the Alexandra Gazette.
Teste.
Alexander Moore, RICHTER:
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This is to give Notice,

That tho subscriber, Of Alexandria county,
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of Ma
thaniel PierceS late of the county aforesaid,
mariner, deceased: All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there.
of, to the subsc. iher, on or.before the 2sth
day Of June next, or thoy may by Law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of. said estate..- AMI
those indebted thereto are requested to mako
immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this soth day of December, 1909.
Jofhua Ycaton, Adm'r.
December 80. 81
60 The first Alexandria Dan
cling Assembly will be held at
Mr.. Brooks City Hotel, on the
third of January. The lubfcrip-.
ton paper is left at the bar.
The MANAGsRs.
December ~.
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N O q, &c IT,.

/. A MEETING Of the Washington Bridge
Company, WILDE held at Longs tavern, on,
the FIRST Monday of January next, at twelve
o'clock, A. NJ. according to law, for the pur-ss
pose Of choosing five Directors, q Clerk and
a Treasurer for the ensuing year.
BY order of the President and Directors,
s. KLIoT, jr. Clka
DeceuAsr sa-ls
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(FreemQn's Journal.

On the slst ult. the American vessel
Minerva, capt. Spear, from Boston to Lis
bon, with cargo of cotton, tar, tarpen-
tine, naval stores, &c. put into Galway in
an injured state. This vessel was met on
her passage on the 18th by the lie Milan,
French privateer, in lat. 81, 40, long. IS,
w. by which ship he was fired on, boarded,
and made prize of. After all herpapers,
letters, &c. had been -xamined, her crew,
with the exception of two men, viz. the
captain, who had bsen confined by illness
TO his hammock, and the irate who is an
Irishman, were taken on board the Milan,
and prize master and nine men from the
latter vessel were put on board the Miner
va with directions to take her into the most
convenient French port. After having
proceeded some way on their destination,
the captain (whoehad recovered from his
indisposision)and the mate, formed the re.
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- PRINTING in all its va
nous branches, handsomely ex.
Patch,
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TO RENT.

lFNt5.te a - lAN4S4N = !. ~ (.
!, Allree story Brick Dwelling House on
las ccner OF Washington and Prince streets,
Al present occupied by Mr.. Thomas Jacob.
II L s. o,
a WARE HOUSE. they WILDE lettogethe1
~ separately. Possession. will be given on
'ne hrst OF November next. For terms up
Ply to MIR. P. Triplett.
~ Edmund Denney.
osscber 10. co
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BY The LAST MAT
NEW YORK, Anil 10

Brig Cumberland, Meserve(of po.,. /
a days from Liverpool. he shin p
sailed two days before for N. York, ~
at Liverpool March 6, the FOLLOWING ,,, :
bound to Amerlca--ship Ann, Brsa1Go 81,
Norfolk, destination unknown. chm '',u
Nutcombe, of Boston; barqae Mar a. Aa5
ford, Of Boston for PhiladelpN3,' . 20
Ann caldwell OF New York, and ,,S S''5
ner. Mary, Davis, of Gloucester f. 'y d.;
ladelphia. April IS, lat. SO 81, lone. 81 ~
spoke the ship New York Packet SAM. ~
S days from New York, for St. Micb5 ,.D'
18th spoke a brig, 3 days from Boston f.
St jago de Cuba. April "A, lat. 4825Iona
81 w. fell in with 9 or 800 mountains .
ice, and soaae Of them very4arge.
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Latef from Eu,g5,.

Last evening arrived at this port the brc,|
Cumberland, capt. Meserve, in "A da,5I
from Liverpool, which place the ves,slIttrI
on the 6thot March, and capt. NJ. has no..
litely favoured the Editor Of the Meyr5r.
tile Advertiser with file Of the London
Courier to the evening ofth: Sd Of March.
from which we have copied the following
articles of intelligence.
Our London papers are nearly filed with
the examination Of witnesses against tn:
Duke OF York.
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them, that, admitting The ,st,..
! have taken my quotation S + ion ",
py Of its Original, We ought ! ! . lqsS
the table. o. /" let H
! Its matter of much resre, X
people, should fix our polite -; Te 4
men, and not on measures. r. R. Asllaayy
this lttar has become alnost = Vpaa4pp
sltuatl s, | must tax: nv as asss'
! shall confidently give my v p@3pi
Gore; sincerely believing him rbs %
dependent and best qualified ren1 e'llost
the two candidates held out ba ps',saE
suMages. | shall give my vol. S + io'
tor the federal republican tickef lc
belief, that if this ticket succeed :,
have less Of political coaceaImsn. "
political hypocrlsy,-les Of pcItic.I :
ling-and more Of broad elay boli,; ~ y
and honesty, than we should b. sase
the ticket which IS intended to sup r5ro
Lincoln. Fro'