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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-15
The Dela,vare Fire Insurance Company

NGORPOR Al Ed t ,ie Leb lht state = De-
Il awarr with a capital of one hundred thousand dollar
The Presiem and Directors are now ttcesing arplca-
tons to Insurance. at ter Office No 81, Spiey str e,
Front and Second streets, against Loss hy Fire,
every descrp OF Building generals Me fchan'ise
Snpsi Po. and their goes; tio sehoud Furniiore,
and other personal property ALSO aganstloss or damage
by inland transportation o goods, chandst and
country produce.
FERNS Of Insurance vii be rs favorable as any of the
Companies in tle Cities Il Philadelphia or NewYoik.-
Parties assured may reposl the II les Gu fdenee IN the
solty OF iis CAPITA and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JONI MooDx A.e 10 s,rve, property 70 be insured,
for the and vicinity oi Castle, in place OF G. d.
Blanev declined.
LEVI IL. EvASsis Age to survey property to be nsu-
rel Tor the town ard vicinity OF Eikton.
Jouy CLOAK is A. to survey property TO be Insured
for the tow and vicinity Of Smyrna
JosErn ,oxgs Agen property to be Insured
Tor the own Of Westminster and vicinity.
Dlrectcrs
John Peterson, David bush,
Joseph ',ssl,. VIM. Chandler,
Davi . Wilson. Joseph Grubb,
Joseph G.. Gipin, Rober Porter.
WIN. SEAL, President.
BravFs, Secretary
Al j ~ 1896 As
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NEMOVAI..

'HNIE Subscriber informs hs friend, and the public tina
he has removed his establishment Il ON M TO- llIpH
stree, TO
No. ., .unrSpt, at The coraer Of Front St..
And near the Store J. z W. H. Gordon Opposite H.
Mnvps tavern,whele lie viii always keep on la ever
article ii his line, u The fra qraly AID the loves P.
dcphla Prices He takes tins Opportunity to return liz
thanks to his friends aud The public generally n the Ibe
ra sate OF parnnage here ore beslou cd and asks con-
llnuance tor the future He offers for sale al N.
Market street. fne pig 'a, rl"g, Virginia Isl, aid Cav
endlsh scco--Srans segars he best and h,t ,Heat
Kinds, Halt spanish and American do. SCOTCH Rapee,
Noccaha and Carrsburg snuff, Pipes and every arcltn
his live THOMAS A. srEiRErT
wilmington, March 3d. 1928 S0-8t
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LOOKING GLASSES. &c.

vEvTlE Subscriber in ending decline the Looking la
business, ocIs his stock for sale, at very reduced
prices, IN tots to SUIT purchasers.
On hand general assortment of Hardsuare Cueyu and
See 1t all The usual sizes, round fiat and squac Also
Da lnSs Corn and Grass Soy hes and Olesby's sckes
- II YARNAIL,
No. 81, Market street, PHILADELPHIA
81 mo "a, 1928. 90S
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-15

Jo',n Van Bnkairw
"
william West
William Walsh
Jesse VAR Ven
Ehzabe'h Wiser Q
MAY Win,lal
John Il Words .
Serne Williams
EiIander WceFs 2
Noah | Wolcn,, )
Rlrht Walton
R'ci.fa v Hams
Anoa Ieaaa Wate man
Jane> \ " isin, Esq.
Ruto r We on
Wrsial " on
W Ham Wr ght
Join Wood
sem Y We ks
Alcc Wddun
James Walker
Nc
Cathari G Nanus
Joho Mctirann
Margaret S7cCuIlongh
Gearge MCMILLAN
Christopher Mclnlire
Owe NcQusdc Q
Folix NicQ,ade
John M'lIenry
James VI, Clentick
Sarah McCieave
George 'IcFadin
William ", Cartel
l0hn McDerrAoit
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No. 100, SHlPLEY STREET,

few doors ab the Cppei market, Al its various
branches His c'lors are bra and durable, aud he
challenges OF trial to verify then uniading use
Charges very moderate. JAMES SMITH
April IL IS ~
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NOTICE..

4 IL. persons ind, b ed to The estate Of JOHN AUlI,
dc. late OF the town Of Newcastle are equesledo
make ainen without delay and dose hayimg demands
aSas SAID estate, vii please present thsiss properys
tested for settlement, 10
MARGARET AULL, .aiu'r.
Newcastle. Marcn III, 1923. 1915
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DRY GUOI s.

Superne broad clio lis aud cassiners assorted coIore
hnen and cron dt lHEs, yellow ard blue torte and
domestic nank n, Vacniia, Aarseillcs ,onc a. Foren
tine ,es gsi black lan a d tWtd bonl az,t,, Dr.
cashah g. ans, cacoes, canbrc heac!t and brow II,
ilrtng and scetins milslns fsh hrens trr lawns no
camhrc u.s. Lctai tines, Forences, Gus de Mamie,
ties r'ng, flag and ba hdkfs Cotton aud linen do
ne AID r"red carton Grape AID Grape shay ls prce,
,htc q q RACK Italian do Worstcd AID coop hose 81,
sispenders, i.iktan AID beaver l TJau it ak,
kd glove Of superior qnay, hte aud colo cd don cs,c
Planls aud srpesi ABBY, ba CUP and itsburl CO. Dis
tstlan> and dIngs, hannele. furniture ard a. IN c.cl
N"ls, null book and isckonc mi.slins; ga 54 and e.
and imitation sheeng, beat he and nnbra, he'd; coas,
L"ens, tsDa'ung and Briap's porci and iancasbjr,
sieetlngs; NnanpIon, jackson, Adams and Jefferson
sfpes Ieans Garcia strpe, gLglans, black al brow
holland sacking bottoms, sowing silks and ing ol
'enshaw, ssrsenet, black aid light coloret lasting, &C.
GROCERIES.
Sugar coffee, molasses, huui in bbls and
a bh- gngcr alsplcc pepper ground and in the grain
numegs, cloves, &c Together with general ,ariey 81
Liquors and Sea Stores. "
PAINTS A.SD OILS.
| White lead. black lead led lead blue red yellow
oche Pinsslsn bhe. chronic yellow, verdgrs ground
and dry, patent green, ig blue logwoud, &c-winter
summer, common, castor, linsccd and sweet Oils
Edrhen, China, Glass and Qupensrare.
Having ,rcased The above goods chiefly al aucton We
re certain We can sell hem al The reduced prces %
those who may favor US with tier custum
SAMUEL MCAULLEY.
June ~, lo27. JOHN RICE
B. We have in addition 10 the above i,.st received .
general assortment Of Fashionable HAT and FIR HATS mn
commission. from the well known factory of Is.. nor
WELL, No ~, south front street, Philadephia-whic u,l
be sold ow ~ ~
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ITEMS.

The attention of the House, says the National integen
GER was YESTERDAY 0h) by the eno nous icngn
Of the Anti Auction petition from the CITY OF NeW-f'rS
which was presented by Mr. Johnson On presenting it
NJ H. uurolied the petition until It had reached about hal
the width Of he house and the immense roll which remain
ed in his hand seemed to be scarcely diminished. On =
moderate calculation, may estimate that the petition
md signatures occupied at eas ialt leam ct paper,
that ne number of appended to 1t must nave been
or 10 thousand.
Another petition from n. York, on the same subj CT has
since been presented by Cambreleng, with upwards Of
70J0 signatures.
Murder and .S,.icih On Tuesday afternoon last
jealousy stabbed his wife several Places and afterwards
ina ed wound upon himself, which terminated his
stenc aim st Immediately No hopes entertained that
! the woman Will recover. =
The only political intelligence Of Importance rs, that
the ,urt Martial have adudged General Santander t.
death The President has passed the sentence to Cnu
Gil of Ministry for approval fear Santander will escape
Should he do not that this country be expected
to maintain tranqulity"-N r .4nsr'caa.
49, An individual is indicted and awaiting his trial
in Upper Canada, for the murder OF abraham Young From
letters received Young there is no doubt that he is
still Iivng and in NewYurk, on the 18th day of Oco-
Der last where he entered sailor on board OF avesse
hound 10 Lisbon. Any information concerning the sid
Young, left at No SO Front Street, W r. will be thankful
received by the afflicted friends OF the accused Editors
VIII subserve of humanity and perhaps be the
ofsavng the life ola fellow creature, by giving this
notice one more ihsertions--s6
The NJ Y Chamber of Commerce have refused to unite
with the Chamber Of Philadelphia, petonng Congress
for the establishment of cash duties and warehouses;
i Young man, belonging as is said to of the most
respectable families in the city, committed yesterday
for forging check to the amount of $50 only upon the
u. S. Bank. The check was signed J, Anderson
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EDEZCE 20
Manufa cturers

PROPOSALS will be received ut tins Office, to furnish,
the OF the y ited States Army for the year
329-t!ie f,owg Giles of domestic manufacturc-vizi
Grey twili'd cloth Ga wide,
Cotton Drilling, unhleached "a and 7S wide,
Cotton Shirtipg, nnbleached rs wide
Germantown Wollen short stockings & foot socks
Laced Booees and Shoes.
To be dcite eS AT the United States AIRS, nal Phil
aelpha, and saj ect rct inspection. Samples OF the
oleoing articles Nl be eAhite at this office; and pat
terms o. Woen AID Cotton Cloths, will be transmitted To
those hatut hat apply Tor them acconpa-
med by SUI Inorn alton AZ shall be asked for.
The proposals must be wrtlng sealed and endorsed
I" Propose sand will be received until the Goth day of
january 1929
Lolnmissary Generals Office.
Philadelphia, December 18th, 1925
c. IRVINE,
Comnissarv General of Purchases 71-r2OJ
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; ,.crnments to make researches among the monu.
,ents Of Egypt, had left Alexandra tor CAIRO.
They were first toproceed to Upper Egypt and NJ
ba to explore the hottest countries when the tenn
perature will admit.
The Jesuits are said to have closed their college
at AK.
A royal elementary navigation school has recent
" been opened at Skasund, in Prussia.
Sumo commutions have taken place in Paris IN
consequence If the high price Of provisions. The
magistrates were threatened and placards were pos
ted upon the corners Of the streets.
So great is the vintage the present year in some
nars Of France that it is stated in many villages the
winters will give two hogsheads Of wine for an emp
~ cask.
new church being finished great number OF inhab
itants assembled in the interior to rejoice account
Of the progress Of the building. A part Of the as
semby having got upon scaffold. itgave way. ant
five persons were killed, and thirty one wounded
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collect that this the subject Of resolution offered to
the House by Mr.. Ward on Friday, and rejected.
The Senate did not sit yesterday.
Nothing Of public interest transacted in the House of
Representatives yesterday joint resolution authorizing
the of one Of the Committee by the Columbian
Institute, read third time and passed The general
first quarter Of the year 1885, was read third time and
passed. resolution introduced by MIR. G. Wright
relative inquiry into price of paper for the pub
lie printing, which was opposed by MIR. Wicktte, who
moved to lay it the table. On this motion, Mr. Wright
demanded the Ayes and Noes; but before the call was
acted upon, the hourhAving EXPIRED the question remain,
ed Undecided. The House then went into Committee OF
Claims the subject OF repayment for horse motion
was made by Mr. Wckfe strike out so much OF the re
po untavorabe TO tine petitioner, and to insert ~
to the Committee to report specc reInuera
ton each case, which amendment was carried in Commit
tee, and concured IN by the House. The House then I'D
| j,urned till Monday.
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JINarriRn,

In Wilmington, on7 Thursday evening last, by Rev Z. w.
Gilbert Mr.. JAMES W. NAPLES, to Miss ELMRA
PETERSON, both Of this Borough
- On Tuesday evening the 10th inst by Rev. John P
peckworth Mr. JOHN M. ARMSTRONG, to Miss ELIZA
BETH ANN W. JOHNSON, both OF Kent County Md,
- BY the Thursday evening the 18th inst Mr..
NATHA MEL NJ COY Of this Borough to Miss MARY WAL
kEk Of Red Lion Hundred.
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u5@Um
Communicated.

The First Presbyterian Meeting House has been hand
omey decorated by the Episcopal Congregation Of st.
Andrews Church, who hold their religious services in that
building. There will be divine services thereon Christ
mas Day, morning and evening, the usual hours The
will also be open for worship "Wednesday evening
next.
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Entract Of a letter dated, Washington, Dec. Is.

11s1t' eOF q q 'oF'' 011eu' - "0"tSS0'' TOT TT
is understood, Mr., Christopher Hughes has been
minated to The Senate by the President minister to
Holland Mr.. resides there as Charge des Aaires.
The reports of Mr. Adams intention Of taking up his
permanent residence in Washington On the
3l OF March, he will retire to private mansion for few
weeks. for the purpose Of arranging his private affairs,
previous to ms retire to Quincy For the same
other Presiden have found necessary tary in the
city for while, after their official duties have ceased
| Poulson.
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Election.

rE'HE Stockholders Of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
turnpike Company, hereby II, tilted that an Eec-
ton for Managers, will be held at the house of Jacob
iooton in the village Of Braudywne, the fist Monday
m January next between the hours Of and O'clock, p NJ
JAMES PRICE, Secretary.
Dec 90. 1928.
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Commissarv General of Purchases
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-22

Marble Experience has shewn that marble i mch
durable than gan;te. Fragments of columns Of gan
ua marble are found Europe, which, after 2000 yeas
posture to the Clements all the briancy fesnpss
of specimen recently taken from natural quarry.
Lackawanock COAL via the Hudson and Delaware canal has
been received in this city, and Sc ing at 49, per Ano
ther year. the price of this important article this city receiv
cd through the CHANNEL viii be reduced probably
IS dollars .a6aGy A,g.
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N. z. Journal # Com.

me electoral college, aedgg as reason That ne was
friend Of MIR Adams. Ssaton Grantland appointed
elector in his place.
The us sloop vandaia Capt. Gallagher, sailed on
Thursday ming last, from her anchorage at New-Castle
with aiavorable wind, bound to Brizi and l.. Plata.
Baron RoucE, tLa) Nov. a.
Lieutenant McKense of the frs infantry was recently kill
ed Oh parade by his orderly sergeant at Fort Crawford.
Corporal ofhe first entered Major fwggs quarters aud snap
ped his muke at the Major while asleep 1t missed e and
awoke the Major.
.ata5ama Governor Murphy in his recent message the
Legislature recommends strict economy domestic concerns
and the erection Of manufactures by individuals together with
free but temperate memorial to Congress, tie only le
gal and eiiectual remedies for the tariff
Green Peas selling yesterday in market til per peck
|-SacalaQh Georgian, Dec 8.
The NewYok Mercantile speaks of report prevalent in
that CITY, that had been made between Columbia and Pc
i The report comes by way of Jamaica, where is sad ac-
counts from Bogota the 23d Oct had been received Our
direct accounts from the latter place are only to the 9Th
The Slaue Trade The Baltimore American Of Thursday,
contains letter fon St Bas dated Nov 30-mentoniIg
that the British Soop of Grasshopper had arrived
Chrstophes the 22nd having company Spanish sciaon
err with 400 slaves on board.
The letter under date, Dec says the American ship
of Cyane passed this place yesterday, but did not call IN
She lying in St Martins company with her pllze,
Dutch Guneanan with slaves on boafd captured OIL the coast
ofAflca"
Canada Fort George is be garrisoned by regil
mont of British troops regiment of troops oto be Stationed
Niagara the ensuing sumnerhe works at the shorthis
to be abandoned and fort IS to be nshed al
se' ~, ~ ,s, Pun nv, f 1sa A, p,n.st N, ~
.' a ~ s .l r as,I s,,.o ~ ha53. n f,e,na
w nU o, $50 ~ 80, so -, /, III; an, -
p m - ~, g5 ainn renar ra,d NH N,,v ~
az, s , r, = a,. 80 M: 20 i,t., ,ast.o ~
Miiei e A. - ~, Nm ,,,,, M, 90 -, AZ
sruct navigation on Lake Ontario
Nta- York Tse new State prison is lust completed 1t is
located on the Hudson. nea Wes-t commenced
carly in The sinner OF 1875 and Ina been shed in rather
moe than yeas This massive ed.!ce Is OF te ma be #
which the are title l,,ie, on ii spot stands par
IA 'yh te 1872 feet length. by - n wd,h
n;,sr the wba .l n n ias 200 In adiiaonjo nc mn
III t,ar H. Non b.t a III. .lllb ami n sc,son
i. ho, III Va M, q ant - euat, and 40 pct y1e ~,
4 s,os.a. !, Il, /, - - n.b.a
+ 81 80 r.
l.l50,0Uo uns Of alt Tefe Inspected at saAna, ~ T. dl
ring he year eng Hov 20 fhc uties al y cen.sa buf
~ amounted TO Y = wv, ana me ta fe'thae es 70" ~
all expenses, to $3.50
Jo,js;,na Official RETAINS co,on,etef, !cse, j 60:
A-o"'S'tF'@ " ~ of !. sa TX
|
,t;..;., RI. r,,..sa -.-
| = =
Marble Experience has sewn that marble is mlch
durable than gane Fragments of columns of ~ III fd gan
n,na ~ a'a a ,"una T., IN th h,li s 49,
Iof ! snecmen recently taken from a natural quarry
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Uss'iy-''V IN saS. ! I'D .Syrs.S.L0
For Christmas & New Years.

vi oihA Aaieto ~ INV ASAt %
Among which are the following. to be had at r
Porter Y Sons Book Store No. 81 Market ST.
Young Pilgrim with copper plate engravings.
pang Cadet do do
Northern itegions do do
Fire side Stories do do
Enchanted Plants gilt and coloured plates
Always Happy sherwood's Stories
Early Impressions Self Denial
3s ah.til Palmer is for Week
English Mary 8|Eyenings in Boston
| B1nk4 Of the Irvine Visit to the Sea side
glun Dry Eliza Wharton
t}ower Tales Peter Wkens
CHRISTMAS isox Sun off Genius
unity Tongue Tfhe Prize.
Fruits Of Edncaton Western Heath
orphan Family Falrchili Family Q vols.
popular Lessons Kings s. Queens of France
Walks in Kent Peter Farley
aGls lIayard Grand Papa
+. Pink Tippet Reccllectons of Sister
Display Scrptura Nat. History
4 Happy Family Helen of the Glen
E~,ule Herd Boy French Cabin Boy
Orphans of Normandy Peaceful Valley
Ornaments Discovered Scottish Orphans
iood grandmother Lights of Education
Pierre and Family Little Plays
Juvenile Forget me Not Cousins
ny Birth Place Literary Box
4 Nv Early Days larias Reward
Providenal Care integrity
Theodore Warming and Example
Young Moralist Tales for Boys
Food for the Young Do for Girls
Rosamond vols. Lottery Ticket
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-22

1t slkely tha4 the Managers intend giving Christ
mas Holyday; we believe there Schemes in the
market but the Namouth Union Caa Lottery, Glass 18th,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-22
[From the Liverpool Chronicle, Nov. 81


NIUTINY ON BOARD THE SHIP NEW-ENGLAND,
FOR LIVERPOOL
About ten days fortnight snce Capt Doane Of the ship
New England which sailed from New ok, is ult for
this perceived some symptoms among his
passengers thirty 40 i'll number) chiefly returned emgans
and restraint being consequence the supply of
Naer they became outrageous, threatened 10 save the casks
and conducted themselves in the most menicing
ards the Captain Several appeared armed deck and Capt
Done found that the majority of his eagued with
those who his authority defiance Remembrance had no
effect and of turbulent violence continued during the
REMAINDER OF the voyage Several casks of splits broach
ed and articles of properly stolen On the arrival of
the vessel here Wednesday, Information of the above parr
communicated to the Police when body olcers
Immediately despatched, who on gong on board the
vesse took ten OF the active ngeaes (ve and
five passengels) custody and conveyed them shore They
were brought up for Thursday, and Capt
Doane having that he believed his life to be danger
from them, they dercd to ana bail TO keep the peace and
in default thereof committed 10 the DO onyli Jail Application
has made the Anne Nj Mister Al London for
lions what further steps may DE with these uans
Bonai,arte said AT 81. Helena o the Emperor Al
exander.. All his thoughts are iii ectd oihe CON
quest ofs turkey. AT first, was pleased with his
| proposals, because thought Il would enli.hten The
world to drive those biute,, The Turks, out of Eu
roue But when reflected upon the conscqnea.
| ces; when saw what tremendous weight Of paw
err it would give TO Russia. in consequence of the
number of Greeks in the Turkish tominions. who
would naturally join the Russians, refused to con
sent to It, especially as Alexander wanted to Get
Constantinope, which | would not allow, as il,
would have destroyed the equilibrium of power IL
Europe'' Should there arise said he. on another
! occasion, g an Emperor of Russia, valiant, impetu-
GUS and intelligent, In a word, Gear with beard
on his chin, Europe is his own
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$1,000 DOLLARS

The Highest prize. Tickets 800 Shares in proportion
orders in time, say the 29t December may be
abe fill them. In the mean time have to pay the
Cash for tickets ourselves, politely invite those who
o4e cal, and settle, as to put in perfect good
to pay enable us TO pay Capital prize in the
following Scheme, which draws in this Borough, on Stature
l.v the 81 January next, 1929.
prize of $4,000, of 5000 of 1860 Of 1000 of
300 10 of $780, Sc Of 49, Sc of So 70 of u.s. S96 Of TO- and
). 80 Of dollars.
Tickets s.. Half So so, Quarter ST IS.
To be had III variety OF Lucky Numbers, at
E. BARkER'S
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. II, Market street, Will
miugton, Dpi.
We are ahled to lay before the public, the following
NEW YORK LOTIERY, Extra Class. No. 1s.
Draws Monday, the 29th December !.
SCHEME
prize Of 900 dollars, of 20s9 # 1000 2of 500, 4
of $50 IL Of 100 SO OF 40 80 OF So III Of TO- 800 g.
and 44i6 Of Dollars.
Tickets S., Half 81 So Quarter rs cents, be had as
above. bee. %.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-15
PllqdelpEia. So. p. lS2:

PhltGdeLphtd. Sept. =, lo<c.
DR.. GIDEON HuMPHGEY.
Sir: As members of a committee Of the
friends of the Administration in this city,
we take the liberty to address to you, very
respectfully, the following inquiry:
We have been told By a gentleman of
who is one of your personal
friends, that you have, or lately had, in
your possession, IN original letter from
Gen 4. Jackson, which furnishes addition
al evidence Ofhis real disposition and char
acter.
As we are informed, the letter IS one of
several that were written by Gen. Jackson
to your bate brother, Major Humphrey,
Of the Artillery, and contains the following
passage respecting the reduction Of the ar
nv by Congress, VIZ: 1.-The Government
ought to be damned-instead of reducing
the army, they ought to have increased 1t
ten fold"
The letter as quoted TO US contains 9th
er phrases, of similar tenor, but not so par
hcularly recollecied'