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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

is rising over the island we have left y The
Greek aazcd long aud earnestly upon the
white. fleccy speck, which increased rapidly
in size. alt Is sail!'' he exclaimed, ssand
probably vessel from the island i'm pursuit.
As the idea flashed across his mind, he rails
cd an additional sail, and scizing the oar
rowed with maddehing energy through the
waters. The additional impetus given To
the boat caused the bow to plunge almost en-
tirey under the waves, and the heavy spray
10 dash in foaming grandeur, over the un-
fortunate lovers. They relaxed not their
course; but still their pursuers gained upon
them, and the large latteen sails of her ia
theirs galley, with the yellow flag and silver
crescent, were soon revealed to the full view
of the distracted maiden. She soon des-
cried his form standing upon the quarter
deck, and even imagined that she could see
the workings of rage and revenge upon his
swarthy features. 1--WE are lost, nv below
ed!'' at last exclaimed the Greek. ''death
will soon overtakc us: one last embrace ere it
comes" Zenana fell upon her lovers bo-
som, and he strained her in his arms with a
convulsve. agonlZng sob, that seemed the
wreck of his nature; the Moon at the same
moment broke from beneath Il dark cloud
that had concealed her rays, and immcdi-
atciya flash from the port holes of the gal
ley and the booming of ball across the wa
ter struck upon the eyes and ears of the low
ers. The crash of the shattered boat, one
wild scream of agony, aud the roaring of the
pillows as it passed over them succeeded: and
IN moment after, the Aga's galley dashed in
furious triumph over the curling waves,
which foamed wildly over the corpscs of his
daughter and her lover
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

W inis;ns or iis false mantle, prepared 10 rc with
hls rod of iron! This mantle, Mr.. Speaker, is the
Seha.orei District robo for it nothing more nor
less than Congressional Districts in disguise. If
saves are taken into the estimate (as by this plan
they afe,) had Just it would be done by the
name OF s'aees federal numbers or negro represe,-
eaoh as oy the in,ldcr, and (perhaps to some more
sheii therefore adhere to county representation
ttc'erence 10 Congressional Districts. Senatorial
Dislrics' ngroduated) county graduation US pro-
posed by the gentleman from Brooke
Mine, Dir. Speaker, was,a convention county In,
i''le ma my constituents suppose, when they gave
more IMAM treciourtls of their votes in favor OF re-
orh that they were opening the door to slave repre-
sehtaton, IN any shape. And here venture 10 as
seit IN the face ofall this cry about physical forc>
I because there was majority of upwards of 1000
III 'aror OF reiorm,) that ,hnt same county, which
n"Nc the honor TO represent, could for one moment
na'e supposed that such calamity could possibly
nave been brought upon them, they would have been
more undivided in their votes against Convention
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
To TIE Error, Of The Wn,n-

Mayors Office
f,..,. 9th March, 1922
ohys ago, party of West Tennessee Indians. sx cr
en ~ NUMBER passed through this city, where they ,tad
S"0e Gays &c That part of your statement which haze
scoeo contrary to the information obtained y me- ON las,
un week o'clock T. NJ, the day tloy passed hro,eb
Vn uIat Day was informed, and eSnminatior mi, a.
the accuracy Of my information, the Indian, did
no nan IN the CITY more than from 30 mnues-and RI
one place aonc only or 10 minutes Js,s po,;a IN
use every exeron to ascertain the first symptom should on
occur and instantly report TO the dcpa authorized
" .V"ove INC injected. JOSEPH TATE, Mayor
o. We understood informant to say that tho Jndho
bad sad several days in this city Wc arc happy to he cor
ie'e Tor they did not larry here there much danger
Of tho infection having been lefl behind them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07
From HE .Nat;,uc, l,,,l,,e,n,,r ocu.esn,..,..

FROM me NniOT6l InfcI'gcnctr Of " edpesjnu
The sccond Session OF the Twentieth Congress, closed
day the House of Representatives adOurnng three and the
Senate al four O'Clock.
In the Iouo of Representatives Of thanks wos
10 the Speaker which the important business tsns
acted What was omitted Of most Importance was the decent
respect due 70 Message from tho President Of the United
States Of which notice will he found below and Which tba
House, by small majority refused 10 be ordered m be prp,cd
In the Senate BESIDES other business following Hesa,e
was received from the President Of the United States
r. -, WAsmScToH March %, 1929.
House If Representatives. o6he United States,
herewith transmit copy OF the Instructions prepayed IN,
the Secretary Of State and furnished to the Musers nj &
United states, appointed to attend assembly of tine Anne
can PlenPotenircs first held Panama and then frame
erred TO lHcubaya The occasion upon which hey vsro c
mas passed away and there B present probability Of the
revival OF these negotiations hut the PURPOSES for ,hi c
were intended still NJ tho deepest interest 10 our eounr
70 he world aud may hereafter call again for the active efforts
n Denecent energies Of tho Government of the limited State
Inc motives or holding them from general publication having
ccdtu use N the GoveumaR from which they einana,ed
1o 70 I've People for whose benefit was instituted renure
m't hey should be made known. With this view and rom
VIE consideration that the subjects embraced by fnstrc.
uon must probably engage hereafter tho deliberations of our
HOUSES OF Congress One copy only Of the instructions being
prepared, send to the Senate, requesting NAV be-
transmitted also 10 the House of Representatives
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
On This Message being rcnd, motion made course
W prot u, with the documents and, after long debate the
prudential movement Of Mr. Tazpvve the document was ,Tns
erred from the Legislative tho Executive rrcord so a. IN
Conceal m contents om the public fhc spiders web could
exclude the light the sun.
The public ought iave these documents covccr,np ,c
P"uapa NILSSON, arr tsg s'a TOO " ran ce A. 'cu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

The malgnity and vindctiveness of party spiri;
displays itself against Mr.. Adams to the last Fro,
the following quotation from the Nat Inteligencer Of
Wednesdays appears that on the day before both bo
dies offered him the ndgnity of refusing to have print
ed, his last message, and one covering documents Of
great intereet-nameIy the instructions prepared bv
the Secretary Of State for the ministers from the u
states, who were to have attended the Congress of
Iacubaya For the purpose it is presumed, of con-
ceang these documents from the public eve. which
IT seen, might relieve the late administration from
some OF the UNJUST odum so industriousy henped
upon them for accedng to the invitation to Panama.
The Senate on Mr.. Tazewells notion ordered them
to be transferred from the Legislative to the Executive
or Secret Record! The effect of this is TO occlude
their publication far tho Senate can prevent il
We expect to this course much applaudcd in a
certain quarter. The people, however, NAV desire
TO see these Documents, and we hope the InteI-
gencer will realize the promise of procuring them
elsewhere.
1t is difficult to account for tho refusal Of the tvo
Houses to print the Documents, except by nscribin,
1t to the intention Of Offering last ndignity to the
late President Of the y. States; or to an apprcbcn
sion Of the effect Of the Documents upon public op
Mon as connected with tho Panama procccdinp. or
toAhe two causes united.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

me approaching Convention election appears 10 have excited
nch interest among the rejecting individuals of our Stars ,nd
% wisdom has been manifested in the selection of the beSt
ana most able men To represent body Many bi0biv
Ws,ghshed individuals have already been IN
10 those named in the District comprising the counties
Ming Queen Caroline Essex, King William and Hanover
mener of the district viii Introduce people Col WI,
Ian DAHNETr Of King Queen II talents and infrmaon
Conng moral excellence, afford any claims To sbnrc o
pubic peieTmen that individual despves the first bonor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

The resolution was then SO amended as 10 include
oaths of all secret societies
Myron Holly from the committee appointed 70
draw an address to the people of this state read
which was adoptcd ~
irmothy Fitch, of Tennessee, from the commit
ee appointed to inquire into the pecunary situation
oi Mrs. morgan, and her two children. and what
means should be taken for her relief reported resoly
uons To appoint committee OF five TO reside at Uti.
ca, 10 receive contributions; also appointing com.
mittec IN each county and in each school district
LOT tue same purpose. The interest to be applied
ior the support of Mrs M. and the education of her
children II they should die before the YOUNGEST is
the money to be applied to the erection
OF monument. The above resolution passed
INC io'iowng gentlemen were appointed to COM
pose general Central Corresponding Committee
samuel w orks, Harvey Ely, Frederick Whittlesey,
r. r. Backus, Thurlow Weed, of Rochester, Bctcs
oooS' oil Lewiston, and Timothy Fitch, of Batavia
We discover from knowledge Of persons in
uoochianu' that some wig under the signature ofun
ola man OF Fluvanna, hes quzzcd our contcmpora-
RES oi the Enquirer, by suggesting the names OF
sack BAKER and Samuel Randolph, as suitable candi-
oates for the Convention. They are very respec,a
o!e personagcs but of the wrong color-such we are
AFRAID rs Mr. Doddridge would decline sitting by tho
side of in Convention.
These accidents will happen to the most circum-
sPect EditoTs even it appears 60 them of the Epou
rer. The practice is however ungenerous and SEQ
III TINS case, to have been malicious by coupling with
'he above names of free negroes that of Gen. John
iiartweh Cooke, ofF'uvanna, a gentleman whose ro
putaton Is too high to need any eulogy from us. If
acctous gentlemen will amuse themselves a, the ex.
pence OF others, they ought least to avoid inact
ing pain upon the sensibties of the honorable tho
retired and the virtuous
We Introduce the subject of this quiz, for the pur.
pose OF giving notice, that we shall announce no
more candidates for the Convention upon ANONYMOUS
suggestions In fact, think the practice Of one or
several persons undertaking to nominate candidates
for 80 or 10000 people, is absurd and productive Of
no good Some three hundred candidates for tho
Convention (which is Limited to nnety-sxl have al
ready been announced, by probably as many nomi-
majors five proceed at the same rate there will no
one or two thousand the field by tho day of cleo.
tion. Almost every newspaper reader will nominate
MS particular favcres, and instead CON-
cert by this MEANS at first expected. the puh
nc attention will be distracted by an unprecedented
number OF candidates. The best way is to let the
people alone, and permit them to select their own
candidates at their several and public meetings
where they can consult and interchange feelings and
opinions. There are quito too many cooks busvinp
themselves in this attcr and We arc afraid thew will
'poil the broth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

'agcal occurrence has light M the Niapnra In lie
week ago last sunday Embarked ~ boat from lilo
american shore above the falls with tie intention of landing ON
our sue above Chippewa We understand tIcy were in nI.
ans OF is oncr and that their friends had supposed thcu,
e 90 'o opposite shore waiting favorable Opportunity for
crossing TIE ve which for days past has been extremely
hazardous along tho whole line In tho sequel bovsyer
I na' IN attempting to cross above stated they have
h thngS Of their awful fate was revealed tn ,sir friends l
Falls- l.NiogGta Heroid 'e ''O" -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

Congress adjourned on Tuesday about O'Clock.
we take leave of it With great deal of pleasures for
we believe it to have been moro influenced by the
lowest and flthiest party spirit than any that pre-
ccded it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

me following " well worth the Of all readers
~ man wu take the trouble battle his whole body every
morning IN cold water he will never take cold.
fyT Y CbtoIey.
From the Vermont Chronicle.
lady o feeble habits, who had been subject hodrv colds
r long course Of years has agreeaby the recommended
uon 81 physician, Tor the oo last years adopted custom of
uniformly bathing face, neck and pyqsoty cold water
svery mornings and II which be relied on thar
since the adoption NJ this antidoc she has any
cold whatever The benefit NJ this process has in her
been 50 saluary and grateful her feelings tina, she eanno,
withhold au adnonitiou 10 her fair sisters 10 da Hots and
WIZ venture IN predict from her experience thai ,bcv I
'"Y 10 ''f'ws ~ \ 'rhihfg cv, NJ siinutoied cpen-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

we nave no idea thai those gentlemen who iav, ,a.
popularity aud power upon this hobby, shall now he ~, nO
usown and reudae IT, They wanted nformn,ia" to
would have been injurious the public interest TO wnen
and now that is longer they fcceiye u;
he Senate of the United States reassembles ,oav ~, -
ora invitation OF President Adams meet M n oss
Tomorrow will be occupied supposed with the ca
oefauon OF the nominations made by his successor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-07

W Tho Northern Mail again failed to get In
last evening This failure we learn, owing to
high water between Alexandria and Prc5or;cksS,..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

sin once more, until os in all other cases where
tn, lin Of p, p'iey is infriogeH, '"ry ana 'ni'
thew have rore ton far, and are suffer rs ior
their compl ,isance. Doe, habit after whie
recnnc, e Them to the prac isr! or do hey maj
IL acquire a ,ehsh for lhes- dangerous >w't's!
We dare not Of our knowledge, reply 'fi'ma>
lively TO either &c these ques,tops; bu' we arc
nor wi, hou: fears Of their having some tounaa
ton in fac, We may perehanre he in'e'rup ca
here by some fashionable reader exciaiming'
wbrr. { an the man have ohtained materials 'o'
iris sketch! surely never in the hrst cire'es'-
But wi h The most respectful Difference 10 our
critic, we beg leave TO say ,ha we wri'e 'or So
Gle a, large, moi for this or that circle, or IN
dviduai interest. On
But the largrs, class Of strong waters SIN
remains unno iced, viz: The infusion OF impf'i
al. and Hysun, and tiunpowder; or the decoc-
ton Of The Arabian berry, as, by periphrase
coffre is sometimes called. l. is mol Tor Us 10
censure harmless enjovmen's. or stern'y repre-
bate the PLEASURES Of the tea-,able, wheh tue
drinks above mentioned circulate, giving 10
their VOL a,irs renewed animation and conversa-
,ional powers. But, as guardians OF health, We
are bound to warn The feeble, the nervous, the
dyspeptc, the Hypoc hondriaeal, the gooy,
those whose hearts beat as though 'heY "o"'o
burs, from their case on he slightest noise OF
unexpected remark, the fretful and the capri,
cious in temper tie deli ale student o' man OF
letters, that strong ,eassnd coffee are injurious
and cannon be tolerated by The m with any re-
card to their bodily comfort and mental tran
guilty.. Let he trembling hypochondriac, In
a safe Of premature old age, quote Johnson as
he will, in f1vor Of tea; or the irascib'e dys.
pepic sdduce Vol aire in proof oil the good
effects Of rGfftc; we have had too many exam
pies # the peroicious operation OF these oeV
rrapes on the delicate frame OF an invalid, aud
Of the cons,iu,lonally in6rm. TO be swayed ny
the occasional escape ofa few celebrated liter
oil. But even these are MT IN point. VINO
1--WE speak in reference purel, 10 'orpnrrai SEN
sa ions,) would BE- willing 10 follow the ex m
pie OF Johnson in his c"pous positions Il Tea ;
and III, endure, likr him, the dies fantasies
Of mind perpetu lily struggle g sgHins' me
darkest and most painful melanch holy or would
desire to spend life in a continued fever,
walking skeleton, the swiftly, profigatr, and
thin, like Vo!taire,-even for '"e supreme
bliss ofsipping ,offre, 'hrougn long series OF
years
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Geo y. NOugh

r. now opening splendid assortment Of of merinoes
and crcassans, Of most coors; blue pink and black
.at,ns; super pongees; black aud coore gro de nap.
cashmere and merno shnwls and scsrfs, = hibet do
black AID colored barrege bdkfs mems end womcn's
black worsted hose, white merino hose; superior
Woodstock gloves; black and coored worsrd bra is;
mems large plaid coaks, super Oxford MKT and other
cloths aud cassimeres cassinet and linseys; colored
csmbrics; waddihg; plain, dark and fancy caicoes;
very superior aggs and bsndannoes; black silk stocks
Rose, point and Msckinaw blankets Russia and othe;
diapers; coarse wooilens for servants, &C.
IL mo. l5th-dStet St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

W. learn from . passenger IN the schr. Ag-
ne, from St Angus iur, tina, the s'ram vessel
Moun, Vernon, (which put into his por, tor
repsirs, some i'm siuc ) los, four OF her crew
including the Engineer. whilst engaged IN
sounding the Malarzss Bsr. Foster, the pilot
(brl,ugiug I" bis ci ~, scsped win life alter
swimming r ugh he breakers IN doing which
he was very severely bruised She is prnbabiy
BY This time at ST Augustine, TO which il wa'
thu Capian'> in,ention 10 rttnrn Tor the pur-
pose Of proc uring another Engineer. before he
q umpte,; % proceed on his roul to New Or
leans. Sac Georgian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

Extra, Of a letter from the Nsshiop,on
Correspondent OF the New Yelk Evening post
daued D.ctmbcr IL:
There are few subjects Of greater inerc,
here -or, iDderd alter the grand measures ri
public and national policy -ofmore real innpor
lance, than the 6llirg up the vacancy oslh.
Beech of,he Supreme Court, made BY he deslh
Of Judge Washington. Many successor, are
'a!k't of Mr.. Binncy, # Phladelphis; Chi.f
Justice Gibson, Of The Supreme Court Of Penn.
syivsnia; Judge Wilkins, Of Piusbuteh md
Mr. b ldwin, are al! named from Pen, s,la.
MIA. If the selection should b. madr from ha.
State, | should con ec,ure ,nr Chief Justice to
be the mos, probable one-:hough Of this.
kepeak nereIy from general impressions. Mr.
kicLane, Of Delaware. and p p. Barbour, Of
Virgins, are also talked Of. In tie mean,
while. feel satisfied that TO appoip men vii
BE- made (uor ought il to b. mil Congns
nave expressed some decisive indication d
their intentions as 10 The extension e the la'
dietary system. One plan, whi"h i. not IN
likely to be adopted, is, 10 extend the hr!
Judge Story's) Circuit over the whole OF II Os
Of New England so as to lessen J"der Th"mp
sons duties on thai side. and add New !o'T
TO his Circuit, on N, o'htr. The Remainder
If Judge Wa.hingron's former Circus might
then be added 10 ne fourth, (Mary'and l.
and ,hus. hrer Circuit. neing formed. GU Of
VIVA, are now four, j new Judge might be plsc'
ed at the Yves, and hr Nlaims OF the n'v
s a,es for The I epsion Of ihe JUDICIARY Il 'hs
United States 20 hem, sali' fed wl,hou an IL
horbi,ant AID unwieidy increase Of the D. nta
This is a measure not unl kelly to be sdoP'ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

Among The arrivals al this por' on Wednes-
d,y 70 ice one from Cons'an'in"pls This
IS indeed a mos singular name 10 find under
the marine lad, although We .ant,cipstr its
fr.Quen' r-cu renee bet re ano' her yra' shall
have ,ied. The op ni'g OF he oomme'ct
nf ,he Euxire 10 the world will probsh'y rre
long be- of mole importance TO the Uni ed
Stses 'hsn 10 any .thrr Gu ry, except ina,
whose proves has de- royed he spell whic h
for so ma"v ages las ock q he rntrsnce %
that ex, pnsive sea. T., Eux,in or Bia Sra
is about 700 miles in lene h., ny ahonI 400 i"
bread h, aud sur, nunded BY some 81 hr most
fer,ile Sec ious Of tie elob', ,hr communica d.
,ios with which IS f,cili,a'ed hy exrelIen, har
bours and exreu. i've rivers IT. ,egaid 10 the
particular articles for commercial S erula'i"n
which tina, part Of he world presents, We
would refer our leaders % a valuable work Oh
'h' suhjrc', published sumo year, since by Gen.
VI. 4. 5 Dparho n which is spoken OF as con-
aiming largr mass &c valuable facts a..
,p~culatioms ia rrcsrd to Euxiue ,o.nmerc.
Neare p.rsuaded that hat >piri; Of n erpris
which has lndu, ed our mere hans to Pene raj
wen to- ice at the poar egions in starch
n n ,rahle gain VII no, allow them 10 over
lock he adv an:ages which are vir' us!ly "ffrre
10 them by TIE treaty OF Adrlanople.
Centinel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
From The { Charleston Cnfrier

MANIA A PoTU he Latin Dhras. Is great favorite
with al physicians it occur> in the week monthly
reports or deshs and their causes, and calculated to
make >uitahe lnpre upon young against
Temperance in drinking If 1t We're proper. under
stood. III pisn English Of il is this: {" Died raying
mad. IN consequence Of hard drinking"
by tins vernscusr title trust that drunkards, not
too far gone TO understand any thing, will be warned
against this too common source of outrageous mad
ness PLAIN ENGLISH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

In sps ak,ng Of Majo- Ea op's Reperi. the
Richmond Enquirer uses the term emosteriy"
Afer This vh" will say tnat Mr. tRiIchie is
no, "mnsferiy" as well as impartial cri'ic?-
if he Can point ou, any ,rn successive lines in
he whole composition, tina, is written in even
,olerahly dtcen, English, W. will agree with
him in opinion, that Secretary Eaton's Repor
is "mnsisrty" one. AS Mr.. Richie has not
had tim aud room vei TO inser, ihr Report, he
hss copied INTO his paper OF Tuesday, some of
the leading features it. Among these we
find the following, which, we presume was Sc
iec,td because of its genuine ba'hos:
Recollection retains the fact, that during the
last unr, Tho nvcrage price Of sahpf're was about
forty cents and B,,msfons eigh!!"
Bali. Chron
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

The Washington correspondent, Of the Uni,
ed S. ates Gazrtte, says:
There are rumors ahoat Of a corresno,,
sncc relatiye to the accounts Of a late rr,,.'
IN which political individual Of -snk i, imnr
ed, which has been lately discovered. / w."
MOI attempt OH the faith "f rumor atons -
gave al 'he particulars which have reached w., ~
EAR; bul shall make diligen, enquiry; and !,
the fac are such as represented, / Shall nal"
YOU acquainted with thrm,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
This is to Give Notice.

'U>HAf the sub crber VI Charles county, Nd. has
obtained ette,s Of suan Oh the estate IF
JAMES Poser, late Of the said county deceased All
persons having claims against the >a,d decedent. are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
annexed. before III, 8h day OF May, or the, may
by la~ DC excluded from AL benefit Of said estate.
RICH. b. PUsEY, ADM.
dec - lHw4Ws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
The Washington correspondent Of tie r..

The Washington correspondent Of Tie r.,
ton Courier, writes:
"As usual, the city is full of reports ,ra
ccrjrc,ures. One Of The most curious is H..
which is merely whispered ,bs, :,
distinguished r.ember Of South CaroIiu. doll.
ra'ion is prepared 10 desert the President. ,Ol
break IF all allegiance 10 the "hero Of ,vo
wars" Nothing is more likely, though i, !,
possible that the gentIrman alluded TO M, h,
ol:necthcr Innoo eni Of such offence. bu, h. is
known TO be- particular friend Of the vice.
pre- siden,, and surely no two men are NOR
unlike in every thing where talent, Capacity,
and intelligence are concerned Than Mr.. C,l.
houn and Gru. Jackson. I, is unnecessary ia
say which If them. in this comparison, sand,
a, an innineasusable dis ance briore he other .