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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01

.,.,.;,e thls twenty third q Apflh n
ne wear Of our Lord one Thousand slsm
ut,Ired and ten, to be tuay comfsea''
ed and ended. ,.h.d,v
Given under my hand and seal the Gay
and date first above written.
THOMAS P UL. L 5.
Signed, sealed and delivered IN .nt
,rssence of GEO, G PRESBURY
Inconsequence of the above authority =,
vested in me, arising from a contract
with Mr.. r. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents Tor the
sale of Paut's Columbian Oil, In the CITY
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatel'
SIGN of the Golden head, No. 70 Ma,
tet-street. Messrs. Henry keeri q
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's HEAD,
No. 2ss Marke;-st. near the corno' "
Howard-s,. Doct Jesse Talbot, Drug
pest corner of Hanover and Market'sts
M.ssr.. Warner and Hanna, statiohefs'
corner of Gay and Market sts. Messrs.
G. s. R. Waits Lottery Office, corner
Of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. a
Miltcnberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Messrs'
Iobn s Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO.
,7a Market.st.-At FeA's Point, ny
Dr. Henry Derry, Druggist, No.
Marke,.st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Felps-street.-CAy Of Washms
ton Messrs. David OFT, s 20. Drug
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 20 Nor'I
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'd and Pine-Streets-Jere
,miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2es Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist
No. IS High st. between "a ana q
streets, Messrs. Crowl & Segar, Dr. 3
pists. Market st.-Nequ York, Messrs
John & Thomas l., Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence 4
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. u
&R. Waites's. Nos SO and "a, Maiden
Lane.-York rosun, Dr.. John Fisher
Drug. -.hnnahoHs. Messrs. Childs &
Shaw.-Gsorge Town. DR.. John !ot
Drus-Lancaster, DR.. Samuel Fab
nestock, Drug.-Harrisburs. Dr. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. D Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drag.-Pete' s6urg,
Vug Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagerstown. DR.. Frederick Nh
Ter, Observation-Disclosures. DR.; John
S. Miller, Druggist-Hinchester. Mess
John & Adm. Miller, Drugeiets.-Han'
over. Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer,
mann, Druggists.-Cartiste. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist-Rrook pWr
Montgomery COY Mr. Brice Gassaway
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, By
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10
sign of u:e Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law5m
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E worms r,I,ii and many fatal DIS

.,,.4;on Of worms riis and many fatal t's'
ofu = do.. ofthis medicine given occa.
.;onailv during the warm season. VII,
. .ase,uslIy prevent the g vomiting and
,.oursine Of children" adreadiul dlsor'
dsr which annually destroys thousands
If the infant part Of our citizens II
!, likewise the miIde.t and most Ger,
- ain remedy known, and has restored
- health and strength great number
when in an advanced stage OF tins tat.'
neutrality-suspicious. and plain lns It u,
ions arc given for every part OF the
.,cessary treatment in such cases,
Children generally take this me di'lne
With easerness, having pleasing APP
,earance and an agreeable taste.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative
Is recommended as an invaluable
medicine for the speedy relief K per-
.nent cure of Nervous disorders, Con
SYMPTOMS, Lowness of Spirits, Loss
If Appetite, ImpurItyof the Blood n.y.
.,erical Affections Inward weaknesses
Violent Cramps in the stomach q back
digestion, Melancholy, Gou. ID
,tomach, Pains in the limbs, Kelaxa'
ton, sc. &c.
The principal operation OF this re-
nedy is in che stomach, restoring the
igesrive powers and sending for't
on thst organ new health and vigo'
ITO every part of the system; It en-
hes and puri6es the blood, wit out
A ming it bra es, without st'mulat
.,e too violently, the nervous system
,trenethens the secretory vcssels "a {
the general habi, brings back the mus
ulsr ibres to their natural ant healthy
one ard restores that nutrition whi'f
immoderate evacuAtions had destro'
ed, and whose loss lad thrown the
yhole frams into ianguor and debility
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in the choire oil ''I
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certainty OF oper.. '. \
passes the OsrN 81.
The EssEAr11
Bark prepared W.,
The above arllc'' a
cells OF different 'll's
ne usual wants Oh ~
,ut of retail druffEss3
chants and private I'd
James K! Kts'.]
Bookseller, sH'
,dleran1ria.
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HAMILTON's
,FNIJJNE ESSENCE AND F.

GENUINE ESSENCE AND Ia
TRACTS OF MUSTARD.
4 safe and effectual remedy tor a.
ute and chronic rheumatism, govt
Rheumatic govt palsy, lumbago' pumo-
les. white swelliags, chiIblains. spfalns
,ruises, pain in the face and meek *
This valuable remedy is prepare"
9th in a fluid state and III pills, ard
aus excellently adopted, for external
and internal use.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
Fairfax County
], WILLIAM nrr,

], WILLIAM DESs,
commonwealth ii,,s''
for the County afoi.sS
mayors, bailiffs, eons,s.
roushs, within the :
Virginia. Wherea,
late Jaiier, and Dan;.',
sen: Tailor, for thi. Cv,,
Ratclife, sheriff Of g
complained Oh Oath y
that Elijah Graham, W.
to the Jail ofthe Count
Court thereof, for ielms
cured in the said I,a
Superior Court, to (.
County Aforesaid, and |
to be tried Tor the !.
And also a negro uon,,1
mitted to the said JlI
runaway. She Said he,
cy, and that she bslc
Tumkins near Fredsrsl
nia-did torciJly, Or
means, open the door 4
the night of the 9th \
thcretrom, and that 81
without the knowIede,l
against the will Of thes)
Kidw ell, and DanieIBal
forcsaid, and are low
| These are Therefore IN
commonwealth to len
Ctyou, IL your respectful
and precincts 10 naked
way OF hue and ely, n
Grayha''', aid Negro h
and her having topnt. !
take and safely convey, |
her to be safely conyu]
Fairfax county, there \
he and she shall be I'd
by due course OF iau. {
hard and seal this 18th
Der 1912.
| w. DEN
| Nov. 80
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
AN ACCOUNT OF
L E f. S
Patent & Family Medicines

Patent q FAMILY MedlClneS,
CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE
Of most diseases TO which the human
Body Is Liable,
PARTICULAR
Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthma
Consumption, Gout, Rheumatism,
>prains, Palsy, lead che, Tooth
Ache, Corns, Itch, Diseases of the
Eyes, Ring Worms, letters, sc In
ward Weaknesses, Nervous Disorders,
Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
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ENJOY.
who may be consulted if called on
KITTY LAIN.
Corner of Spruce and Filth streets,
The Public will please to take No
lice. that Paul's Patent Columaian Or,
vii, always bs sold in bottles which
contain the words PAUL'S PATENT
COLUMBIAN OIL in the Glass i;
the Bottles Sealed with my Initials
/. in Red Wax, and the outside Label
signed by me with Red Ink. JOHN
LOVE without which true characters.
,.cs none will be genuine.
APPOINTMENT OF AGENCY.
These are to certify, that Thomas
Paul late of Philadelphia, now of the
,ity of Baltimore, state of Maryland.
,aventsr and sole proprietor OF medi.
nc known at presen, by the name OF
aui's Patent Columbian Oil, hare ap.
limited, and bv these presents do here
constitute and app int DR.. Joan Love
the city Of Baltimore druggist, my
de agent for the United States of A.
lerica and their dependencies, for the
.urpase tf selling ar vending the afore-
ia Columbian Oil; and that he Is
.reby authorised to appoint an agent
agents under him for the purpose
fore,.id, This agency is to contipee
ofthe space or term Of seven years, com.
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che Sovereign Ointment tor
the Itch,

LIN
Which is warranted a. infaiiib'e re
nedy at one application. and may be
used with the most perfect safety by
pregnant women, or on infants week
sd, not containing particl" OF mercu.
~ or anv dangerous ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanie. wlthths'
tormenting smart which attends the ex-
/, Ition of other reme@ies
HAMILTON's ELIXIR.
\ sovereign remedy fol- { olds, obsti-
nate Coughs. As,hmas Sore Thsoa,s
and approaching consump'i"ns, ant.
most disorders OF the hrca.i * ungs.
To Parents who have Children ,flictel
with the Whooping Cough
This dis coverv is of the first mag
nitude, as it affords immediate relief
,.hecks the progress,and in short time
entircly removes the most cruel I'll or
der to which children are liable. Tie
Elixir is 80 perfectly agreeable, and thu
lose so small, that no difficulty arises il
taking it.
Aahn's Genuine Grrman Corn Plaister
Hahn's Genuine Eye Uater.
Tooth Itch: Urohs
The Genuine Persian Lolior.
The Restorative Posuder for the Teeth
and Gums
LG!T5tc .dgu. ana FeUcr Drofs,
For The cure OF agues. remll.ant a1C
!ntcrn.ltaht levers, sc sc.
Sod Wholesale and Retail at Lee
'atent aud Family Medicine Storr
No. Sc, N.iden-l.ne. NeN-York-ar
by Particular ;ppolntm-nt, b, JANE
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, Alex
andria.
Hannah Lee.
July "a law
ROBERT GRAY,
Has just leceived-tor ssie--a few CO.
pies Of
Lees Memoirs Of The War in the South.
ern department of the United States
Bount's Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Book Keeping
Books OF Common Prayer, in plain ard
morocco bindings
MAR Introduction
Lancaster's Epitome
Father and Daughter bv Mrs. Opie
Knickerbd ker's n w.York
Practical =! iety
The Rn der, by Dr. Johnson, in four
neat Pocket volumes, bound in board.
Medical College Lottery.
Present Price Of Tickets S.5
Vaccine institution Lottery,
SECOND CLASS.
Present trice Of Tickets BIS
Susquehannnah Canal Lot
terry I'd Class.
Present Price Of Tickets Sl2
Allthe capital prizes still in the wheel
and very tew Tickets on hand.
r. Gray.
January 8.
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RECEIVED

.6S Sehosner Melinda, from Bosfon, and
Sears Regulator, Jrsm New York, !.
A completes assortmsht or SHOES, OF
all descriptions and fsshions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse hides
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
duly - costa"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Fa25 are Rubborn things.

The follov'iag is the concluding part of a
so,,eh delivered by The Hon Mr.. snlPasRo
IN York, on the Rs'oIs'ion' offered BY Mr.,
u,bGer which rela,e particularly to the IN
,,ooy war we are engaged in Mr., s in his
,.ma;s. has portrayed he raoit folemn truths,
.ooehipe the prefent diiafrous htuaIion os the
country, with tha, force and plainnefs of Ian
ou,ps Shchis feldom equalled II fuch men
:, Mr.. shipherd and iuch principles as he
s,,,a;ots,ps governed in the cabina, of the u 8.
~ e;lireos of this conatry would eripy peace.
and greater degree of PROPERTY aad happi-
osl, than they have ever experienced at any
one period 6nce they became natiou. But
20 long a. the men who have governed for the
Iait twelve years, or men Of fifniIar principles,
are kept in power. neither peace nos prorper-
ny will be the lot of this people
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
pPfy4TKER YoUNG TEAZEP. a


TIE folio wing are the particulars of the
blowing W of me priva'eer Young Teazers
so far ~ we have learnt from boy who wss
on bosrbst the time, and was saved by be-
ing on The fore-caslie, and who arrived az
Boston N the hgne. from Halfsz -
On the morning of the day the explosion
took place, they were at the mouth Of
small hey, . little 70 the westward OF Hall.
fsx-The "a hesving in sight, she stood in.
in order to go through passage near small
island in the Bay, ,hs, led out to ses-When
within short dlsta Oft, and the bargec
of the "a drawing ear, capt. Dobson order
ed l.. 1ohnson to see the large gun WAS
well losded-Lt. Johnson, being some .e
'inlufsled Al seeing The barges so near, lcad.
ed 1t rs be cav fl, filing il full Of grape and
other shot, Capt. Dobson, ON learning il,
reprfnsnded him for his conduct. 1t. !.
then (hsviug his p,slei on hi. side) wens
below, and IN a few MINUTES after she was
blown up.
There were OIL board when she blew ur,
81 in all. 90 If which were deslroyed--Cspr.
Dobsonj l.. JJhnson, Nj. Merrill, sailing.
master; NJ Alien. prize master; 2 boys
IN The tops and Is men and petty officers.
M. Gunni on, OF Pc. land, carpenter
hsstswains mate. Mr.. Mitchell, OF " YoIks
Mr. Carlow. Of Portland, prize-mssier C..
VIII nan. of Fevyork. seaman; John Pies
10 Go Richard Parker, do. do. burnt a
little IN ne face; John Quincy. BOY; and
Spanisrd, seven of which were in thes
forecas lie, and one IN The boat along side
were saved. The host Immediately cana
to- " I'd, and tcck them of. They landed
near Mslagash, aud were cinsned IN the
prison there some tirle-lssa carried &c
Hahtax. where hey remain.
L.. Jobnson's conduct, op previous occa-
sons, both Oh board American ard Fsenc,'
warrants Tie suspicion that b.
was Lhs cause Of TIA explosion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
+ Whole No 796.

country. Thus ne follows them h'ind-
fold in their premature declaration Oh
war he sees them waste the blood and
treasute cf their county In iil-conoef-
ted and feehly executed operations, the
natural consequences oil declaration oh
war without preparation ; he sees--lat
least he Nigh, see, it he would not sui.
fer himself 10 be hoodwinked BY the
7y5Rrn conclave)--thatour armies are
without General, capabe of leading
them to Victory and glory---,tat appo'ns-
mepts made on the basis OF fayoritisfn
aud family influence, are spreading siss
cord and confusion IN those ranks which
should be animated only by one spirit.
in defence Of their country's rights and
honor--he sees army dge'ars and Con.
tractors building up fortunes, while The
.drmy itself has often been reduced to
state of starvation and nakedness All
this he sees, and much more whichtime
does not permit US to delinsate at pres
en,, and still he sings hosannas 10 the
man whose sei6shness, cupidi,y and am
bIiion have produced so much mischief
The republican, on the contrary, sur
teys the state of public affairs calmly
for himself, and forms his own opinions
OF the good or bad tendency OF public
measures. He cannot be made to be-.
lieve thatan Administrator acts wisely,
which declares war, without money In
The Treasury to support it, which con-
iers public honor5 on those only who
are blindly devoted to its measures's
which Iayishes $4,000 dollai on BRIT.
tsh stg---an arrant inrpostor-whiie iIH
brave defenders of their country, IN the
wiIds of Kentucky, are shiSering in the
winters blast without blanket 10 shie.d
them from its severity Yet such YES
the state Of Ha,rison'S army, almost The
very moment when John Henry, Brit.
ish shy, received FIFTY HOUSAND
DOLLARS Of the public money fot
discovering what Why nothing
more than the Secretary Of State might
have collected with the same facility as
Henry himself did, from the columns OF
our party newspapers lbe Tefncardn
cannot, like the lA4disonian, be made 10
believe in the consistency, Or the pa,ri-
otisR,, Of the men who when <taa,s's
Congress declared righteous war =!
aainst France raised their voices against
zates, and 7dr-gafherers, and thus pal.
! sled the arm oil the Administrations
but who, now THAT the power is IN their
own hands, now that they, and their
. sons, and ,elalions Of every degree lfog
Stcncer and armstrong have at least
four sons in commission, and time will
| tell how many Jenkinses are Contractors
and army Agents) are living upon the
public, have the unblushing impotence
to cry out for 7ares, as !" the vital jaroha
of national credit =" The Efadisoniaa,
however, sees no inconsistency in all
this, and blindly follows the men who
are guilty Of such bareiaced political
villainy
-
'lLeaiers of the gemocra.ic or Madiso.
man Psr,.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02
Mr.. SHEPHERDS SPEECH,
Mr. WebRer's Pe[hticnl.

The hon. gentleman from rennss-
fee, who has juit ia, down, tMr.
Grundy) Gated in fubltaDee, if IN
derltood him correctly" That there
was party in this country, who
neglected to aid the administration
10 the profecution of the war and
who had placed inpedimeats in their
way who had refafed to lend their
money--lhat tuch men were guilty
of moral treafon and that fnch coo
duet was as criminal in neral point
of view, as to raile one hand aealnlt
the government
The gentleman declared he did NOT
mean any gentleman on this floor -
For his courteiy in this refpea |
thank him. But while | do 70,
mutt inform that gentleman. that he
viii not be obliged to 60 far FOR trail
tors, if his definition Of ticafon is Ger
reel.
/ do not heliats TO acknowledge
myfelf one Of thofe psrfons, vino,
from the beginning until this time,
have thought the war to be ola de.
,cription, n>whieh Icould not con
Gcientiouay engage, and that it was
my duty to. withhold from. the admin
iiration all voluntary aGiltauce.
do acknowledge, fir, that | did be-
levc the war 20 be declared in oppo.
Gion to the dictates of common pra-
dence, wifdom, humanity, policy, &
religion and do acknowledge that
/ fill continue Of the fame opinion
do Gncereiy believe, that it is war
inexpedient, and ruinous in Its con
fequences and to lhed the blood Of
our pcaceable, unofFepding Canadian
neighbors, in fuch war, no.wiih-
= Handing the Legislative drapery. in
which it has been dreftd, is to adopt
the hon gen'leman's own empha.i
cal phrafeology in thofe who think as
do, n,oyai murder. In me, ar, it
would certainly be fuch. Therefore
10 brand every man With the odious
name of traitor, who withholda his
hands from being crimioned with
human blood-every man who will
not declare his appreciation of the
courle of an adminiitrslon, who,
with their mad projeds, threaten to
mark with ruin, a country once prof
porous and happy, is both unjuit and
cruel. But, | value the approving
whltpers of my own confidence, and
lhe confoling reflection, that | have
fbeyed the commands Of Him, who
PAS fa'd, 4" TIN )hdK not kill" far "a
2ove the commentator of that hon.
gentleman, and world full of others,
Who may think as he does.
: The gentleman (Mr. Grundy) does
not ieem to diltingui.h, with very
great accuracy, between moral and
legal obligation. rhoie impofed by
conference, aud thofe by law
In the FRI cafe, we are left free
10 determine for ourfeives +; in the
latter we have no will
In the former will obey the die
'ates Of my judgment, my moral
ienie, and act as they decide in
the latter yield, obey. Ask me
10 ihed blood, or to lend my money as
price for it, and | refule demand
OF me a tax to fuppott your war, and
l will pay without heiitation. In
Inc former cafe | am left free, and
hr, In lplte of anathemas that inue
from the lips or pens of the friends
q this war, | ihall avail myielf of
mat freedom, to withhold every poGi-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

moi uncomfortable in controversy;
without making one more effort at
leat, to an amicable adjultmsnt of
differences
Icould not believe, If the melan.
choly fate was not in my view, that
we thould have been hurried intoi
this war without preparation and of
courle, 10 loiter away month after
month, without being able to com
mence any efficient operations.
Sir--I did believe, that candid,
prudent alcr of the nation, that
vile legislature, who regarded their
counrys happnefs, would have
paufed before they made a desperate
frantic plunge into an 3 abyfs from
which it night require an age to be
retrieved. did fuppofe, that our
administration would have topped
and cooled before they emptied a
whole vial of wrath upon our heads.
And | till mutt believe, it the or
ders.in council had been repealed
before the declaration of war, the
government would not have declared
il, for mete principle in theory,
which unqueitlonably might have
been accommodated upon fair and
equitable grounds.
But, Gr, if the hon. gentleman
(Mr. Calhoun) is right, we are mif'
taken if 70 VIC err in Judging too
favorabiy of the administration. both
of head and heart ; We err in fuppo-
Gng they were wife enough SO fhun
the precipice, down which they have
fallen, aud, Efficiently honef and
prudent, not to barter away the L..
tereit, the wealth, the peace, the
blood and---Independence Of this
once great and highly favored nation
for toy-a butterfly.
IN this refpea, and fer this eaufe
ee have erred, and are entitled to
forgiveness. II we have thought more
favorably ofthofs who dessared the
war, than the gentlemen are willing
to admit they defsrve, we will yield
to their fuperior knowledge Of the
fubje6t, and cbnfefs ourfelves wrong.
One thing, Gr, I ought to fay If
the dictates of common fenfe and the
experience of mankind will not ena-
bic Us to Judge what courfe the ad-
minilsration would have Reered, the
confequcnces of the war chew moa
copclufiycly, what courfe, they ought
10 have lteered. For, what but de-
feat and diigrace have we experienced
in all our attempts to conquer the
Cana1as '-Except the little adyAn-
rage we have recently gained, the
war has been one continued ferries OF
aborti1e attempts at victory and be.
fore this honorable hou(e and my
country, l venture to prophecy, that
for even thefc fucceises, we ihall be
compelled to pay with fevere interef.
Depend upon it, Gr. with fuch an
army, vifi,ed with the dreadful retri.
buttons which fooner or later blafs
and withar that government which
darss to mask Omnipoterce BY viola
ting The laws of God, and trampling
under foot Humanity, fay. fir, with
luch an army, enfeebled with Ecknefs.
and with fpirit broken, ambition
qusnched BY poverty and nakedneis ;
eudgeIled and abufed BY the beard
lefs, upaart fuba,terns, Whole nod
the folder mutt obey; and with
fuch man at the head Of that army,
the idea of reducing the Cana6as is
as romantic as the conqueit Of Giants
was in the Hero of La Mancha.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-02

There is much truth IN The following re
marks, extracted f ON .he Albany RsgiTer,
clinon,an Republican paper, upon he
bind, stupid ignorant, iacogsiten, sdvo~
Gates and paras ties OF Mr.. Madison and
the wsrpartye waen compared With those
who ,hlnk and sc, lfs iroemen
a Republican thinks TO- himself, -
pins his faith upon no mans sleeve but
his own. A MadiSonian is the blgotted
adherent OF a system which he does not
understand, and the dupe ofambitious
denmgogues--whose dark designs he
canaot comprehend Animated by a
sort OF political .furor, the A1aCisoniar
waits ci.Iy TO know what Is the will of
.Ambrose Spencer and his Iyburn con
cl,ye,s& he stands ready TO follow those
political yesui,S in am scheme of self.
aggrandize ment, any measure Calcula-'
ted TO slsengthen their influence, and
dmissh that of their opponents, how
ever injurious their views may be to the
permanent, interest and prosperity Of his