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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

The Cotton Speeuiafions. have been
informed OF various large sums Of money sud
denly made within the las, ten days, by the
great aud unexpected rise in This staple srti-
Gle. One instance, as IL did not occur here.
we may be permitted TO relate. A New Or
leans merchant, largely concerned in the cot
ton trade. happening Ia be IN New York, tho
notion took him 10 make trip 20 Liverpool,
to which he was in reality induced more by
the superior accommodation of the New-York
packets, than from any call OF business. Ho
had no soccer landed in Liverpool, than be
made himself IN few days perfectly familiar
with the state Of the Cotton Market This
knowledge. united 10 his full acquaintance
with the market in thiseouniry. satisfied him
that rise was about TO take place in Eng
land. lie proceeded TO employ an agent,
who purchased on his account a very largo
amount OF cotton. Before even the bills
could be made out and tho cotton delivered
10 him, the rise IN price which now sgita,cs
this market, suddenly took place; and 80
great was the advance from day TO day. that
IN one week the spacious Ntw-Orleans n,or-
chant re-sold his cotton without having been
obliged even TO pay porterage, for a cash adj
vance Of two hundred thousand dollars
fPhilsdsIDkis Ca-eHs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

The TailOyS Dream "A tailor Of Bag
dad during a severe illness dreamed that
an angel appeared before him, bearing an
immense Gag formed from the pieces Of
cloth which be had distracted At different
times from the customers. aud that be
ehsstised him severely With = rod Of iron
While be waved the flag before his eyes
tie s"oks 10 ss agony Of tsFssF, and VOW
ed that be would ssVeF sgain STEEL cloth
from bis employers. FesFing, howsveE,
he inhaeree Of future temptations, be or.
deEed his ssTvsnt 10 remind him Of the aaR.
Whenever he saw him tee sorsly TEMPTED
For some time the Servants hat checked
the iallor's svafiee but at lsng,h = noble
mao cent him piece Of rich broesde "a
make q robe, whose beauty proved ioo
stroag for the tailof's resolution. .Th.
nag, The nag shouted the seyvasi. wbes
be saw The shears iskiag = saspicious ii
Fsction. Curse you and the hsg.' en-
sSered The tailor, there was rot Bic Of
siua like llgis N u besides. there was =
piece wsuiiagin enc Of The corners, Hhich
ihis remnant VIII exactly supply
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
CONsuMpTtoN

TINS distressing complaint, which carries
on 80 many Of our valuable young men aanu-
ally, u u stated, in a we'll attssted case, In a
isso number of the New England Farmer, has
been cured By q very simple remedy, viz. iks
f'ssai'ng 81 ihs gsseous Ps.fsrns Of tAs CAiorids
AZ FIms.
The person whose case Is here referred 70.
= 70 years old, had been much reduced by
the disease. his lungs being badly uloerated,
ana ne daily became worse, 20 that hF physi.
clans gave kins up f0F lost u Il Supposed
mat ne coughed up two quarts Of matter from
his lungs in % hours.
Having seen an account Of the experiment,
m pulmonary complaints, made By D.. Cet-
tysE, Of Paris, with Chloride Of Lime. the
Trends 81 this young man had recourse "a
iha simple remedy, from which the patient
found immediais relief, and = now dsilv ne.
gaining health and strength.
The Chloride II dissolved ~ sofl wafer
Aee thea htue vinegar Pot 10 4. and appll
ed 10 the Boss By a rag. or IN any other -.
venisnd Way,--ijNag Iai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
STRIKING AND TRUE Story

Two young German noblemen having fin
ished their College Session, resolved on maxi
ing together an excursion Of pleasure in the
hartk mountains. Having been occupied one
DAY IN Wild part Of that Wild district in gath
ering specimens Of minerals, they were over
taken by storm and benighted. Having
Lost their way, they y Andered about for some
hours, when, wet aud cold, they came 10 the
ruins Of an old castle, where they entered
TO try and find shelter for the night ia =
IO~-vsolsed room they WEIR surprised and
alarmed TO find the embers Of FIRE still burn.
ing. Fearing robbers, they sgreed that one
should watch while the other slept; and, load
mg pistol, which thoy happened to have win
them, they hesped wood upon the FIRE, and
one Of them, wrapping himself 10 hrs cloak
lay down TO take his turn of sleep. His com.
Panion, placing The pistoi beside him, wa,
passing The time IN tracing resemblaDces o
faces IN The embers Of the irs Whsn all a
once, secret door seemed % open IN ths
wall opposite 10 him, disclosing several arm.
"a men sitting round q table. Oae Of these
advancing, ordered him to follow him, say
lng That resistance vas vain. The you1s
man, starting %, seized and fred the pistol
we man fell, when hoFrid 70 rclate, be fouDt
tsat be--Ad awolfe from dream, and shot hi
H'end through the heart GrssRoek ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
LA TABLETTE DE CHocoLAT;
Or .Sapolton's manner Of making a Duke


After the taking of Dantzic. Napoleon.
distinguished services during the siege.
sent Tor ham one morning, atan unusually
early hour. The Marshal obeyet the sum
mons Immediately. and bic arrival was sn-
nounced TO the Emperor, who was then
trsnsacting business with Prince Berthier.
All! ahi exclaimed Napoleon, Il see,
with pleasure, that Monsieur ls Due has
not lost time at bis toilet Then turning
TO an officer in attendance. he added Go
and tell the Due de Dantzic, that my OBJ
tjcet 10 disturbing him AZ 80 early On hour
was amply TO have the pleasure Of his
company TO breakTast'--'B But, SIre,' OBJ
served the officer, 4 beg leave respectfully
to remind your Majesty that The person
attending is not duke, but the Marshal
Lefebre' Monsieur reiorted his lmpe.
rial Majesty, when make DtIe. I beg
leave TO remind you thath is net eosnpIe.
Disconnected by this jeu de mot. the officer
stood stlli.
Go. Sir; 90, and tell the Due de Dant.
zie,' said Napoleon. laying much cmphasi.
ON the last words, that be may come in
as breakfast 10 ready The Marshal va.
introduced, aad they sat down to break
last Ahe repast was 5000 over, aud they
rose from the table. Napoleon then tool
from bis bureau . small, sealed, square
Paeket,lu the shape ola cake Of choc slate
and presented Il 10 the Marshal, saying
Duke Of Dantzie, know you are fond o
choeslai; here is some Of 40 excellent sort
\ such small eourtesIes cherish friendship.
Lefebrs bowed. put the packet 10 his peck
ct, and considering what the emperor haC
meant BY eallIng him Duke during IA,
whole time, soon returned 10 his quarters
Once alone, ho proceeded 10 open The par
eel, and found-bot the smallest pariiel.
Of the promised ehoeoIste. bot letters pa
teDt. creating him the Duke Of Dshizie
and. moreover. bank bills TO The amount o
hundred thousand francs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

WmIIAn GIssEs HrsT. editor Of he Nash
vile Banner, died IN that city On the ina
met He vas q native a Bostos. and rabksd
amongat the Eoat talented men aud inSustri.
ous editors % the western couBtry. The ed
tofial departments q ne Paper has. Eor he
prs'."', develsed upon his younger brother.
w HAaoll Hrnr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

y GertrHor nsiag IN hs ssoyn. --JAar,
bsowS Nav, Esq late Governor Of Indiana
about commanding The publication Of
now'Paper' ~ Greencastlc, Tndiana, q be
called " The IIoOsicFn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
Er,reef.f letter from Paris, dated J,dy a.

! III
The print shops now full &C the Emperor,
With superb engra,ings OF many passages ia his
life and representations Of his DEATH aud wker,
offer every where his history. lie is seen on
clocks, buttons, pipes, snuf!-boscs and canes
Tor such is glory. The King Is nov willing To-
excite the enthusiasm OF the French by revi,,ng
their memory al Napoleon, aud many Of the oh
servanees Of the Three Days have this tend. ncy.
A year ago IL ~ss other~ise; for the son OF the.
mighty man then lived, and With n spark of Lis
fathers fire he might have becn on has fsther's
throne. lie nigh, have been hailed throughou,
France. as NsPoleon was hailed ON his return
from Eiba; Tor the French act boldly and unsni-
mously on sudden impulses. and reflect after
wards, though We cool republicans deliberate and
debate great while, before we act ut all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
LATEST From FRANCE.

BY the Chariemagne, Capt. Pierce, arrived
at New York from Hayre, Paris papers TO the
3lst July were received.
The celebration Of the "thrce days" pass
ed oil without any disturbance Of the pu bile
peace. Some arrests had taken place, in
consequence Of tho discovery Of a quantity
OF lire arms and ammunition at the house OF
VI. Paradel. The individuals taken into custo-
dy belong TO the Republican party.
The whole OF the Royal family were TO
leave Paris on the 9Th August, the King and
Duke de Nemours for Cherbourg, the Queen
and Princesses for Brussels, and the Duke Of
Orleans for the Camps at ST. Omer, Rocroi,
and Wittignies.
letter from Constantinople Of the 10th
July, says" The Egyptian army having ef-
fected Its retreat behind the Taurus, the
Russian auxiliary forces have to-day left the
Roadstead of Bujukdere, TO return To the
Black Sea. Admiral Malcolm left the OAR
LdanneileS on the I'd"
BELGrrN.-The Brussels papers announce
that the Queen and infant Prince were going
on well, and that the birth Of the young heir
had been celebrated in all the large towns Of
the Provinces, by the ringing Of bells, firing
of cannon, and general illuminations. This
seems In indicate that the people Of Belgium
are better satisfied with the reigning house
than has been generally supposed.
Horrible Cireumsisnes.-A private letter
from Paris, contains the follow ing extraordi-
nary statement, for the accuracy Of which
our correspondent pledges himseIf:-'I have
lately remarked Ola the increase of two great
crimes INSTRUMENTATION and suicide. OF
the extent to which the latter is carried YOU
may form an idea from the follow ing fact
Having occasion 10 visit Pere Ia Chaise to-
day, one Of the guardians Of the cemetery, in
the course OF conversation, remarked that the
amount Of mortality in Paris from disease
had never within his recollection been SC
light as at the present time. On an average
pine lnierments per day only occurred there
OF whom, at least one-tbird were those OF
suicides' Three Of that class were yeste rdaS
buried here, said he, two Of whom were hus
band and wife"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05
Prom he Lomr,4le (Gu J K-raid

The public are aware that correspondence of
belligcrcnt character has been going on for sve-
raj days between George J. Trottcr, editor Of the
Kentucky Gazette, and Geo ID. Prentice, editor
Of the Journal and Focus A, might have beer
expected from the course the controversy had
takeo, personal reneontrc took place between
the parties Yesterday afternoon. on Market stree,
near the Post Office, in which MIR. Prentice NJ,
slightly wounded by pistol ball fired by MIR.
lro'ter-in attempt'ngto return the FIRE, Mr..
prentiee's pistol snapped, upon which the parties
closed and we're engaged tor = short time i,hout
much injury 10 each other. We were not pre-
sent, and the accounts OF the mode Of attack
4 shieh wss male by Mr. Ttot,er) and the position
ct MIR. Prentice when Mr.. Irotcr's pistol
fired, arc so contradictory, thAtn is impossible
give n correct version Of the affair. Mr.. Tro,ier
vas taken into custody BY the city Marshal anal
was this morning taken before the Mayor, aud
bound in the sum OF sio, 90 toappesr at Oetober
Court, and in ~ 900 to keep the peace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

"TIi.L be sold. IT public sale, on ITO
w premises, 90 the highest bidder, To-
grcesbly 10 tie last whi AID testament of
Thomas Cooper, dsc'd.) on Saturday ne 2sh
dsy II Ssptswbsr Htri, that yaluabls FARM,
known By the nsms Of "I.ceusl Level - con
tanning 2Aa ACRES, more OF Iess, ad-
joining the lands Of John CheDoWith tbs
tellow-iiOuss Yarn. Jesse Payne, Rees' and
others, near the ruad leading from Winchcs-
ter 10 MartiBsbufg, about miles north-easi
of We former place. Nearly one-haif Of q =
tract u clothed IN fine timber Tie Improve
R ments consist % a good stoss
EIlAdweliiog HOUSE Kitchen, Barn
I'M and al necessary out-bousei. q
sell o. excellent water near tie
door, sad several others on the farm. ard tr1
me apple orchards. This tract - inferior @,
none ~ the neighbOfhOod, and - one Of ~
most desirable farms now In market Tie
terms sill be one-ihird o. The purchase mo-
bey 80 cash, sndthe balance 10 two eguslsc1l.
a. ins'almenis, The purchaser giving ii,a 20
ne property 10 secure the deferred payments
The sic VII Be positive. Possession Siil .
gwen Oh the FIRST day % April sext. SAFE G.
take place about 10 o'clock. A. 81, when
attendance uiii Be gwen By
MORGAN COOPER, .9iHr.
via fts uiH ealtr
Frederick 90. Aug "a, isJ3--ft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

u is stated thst Mfr. Leigh, tie gentleman al
luded To IN the subJoined extract from NV Or
leans, was not seriously hut tRIch. Hhg.
Extract Of Letter dated .Nt1r Orleans, Jlxlv 81
been quite a day of dueliing. Charles VI. Conrad
killed J. w. Hunt; MeCaisb wounded Leigh, the
son Of H. w. Leigh, in the arm and body; ard
Bosquc and Mariguy had = set 60 " ith 50 ords-
both pretty badly hurt. Conrad and MeCsleb
came of without y wound.
Dr. Hunt, from Charleston, vas the Second OF
DIR. HINT from Lexington, At z o'clock, and tho
second Of AsCslsb AZ II O'Clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Sssasusbuiisss "A man nansd JNeoay, from
ths nsishhoFhood u smiih6sld. on q Wait 10
the place, srose 10 BE deep on Tuesday night
81 issi week, aBd walked out o. dormeF
window n Mr. Aassiet hotel lie was -.
yefsiy injured b the fali, and died en Mon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Mr.. Cooper, the novelist, engaged passage
for himself and his family, IN the packet si,ig
Erie, which was To sail from Ravre for New
york, on the 1st uh. His new novel. tho
iieadsman, OF which the scene IL in Swi,zer.
land, has been put TO press in Philadelphia
by Messrs. Carey, Lea q Blanchard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

saolLETTs WoREs--; .r,-y Y ~. aud Dianeh-
ard. al Philadelphia, have J''st published har.-
some octave c,tioa. in two SoiumeS. uf thu - So
lcct works Of Tobias Smoll,tt" d i, MT noecs.
sary. nj this day. % express any opinion concern
'ng the " IRIS II DIR. Smoiicti. The size is nei-
thrr e'imbersomc Co the hand. nor the type "a
iiguing tn the eye az the most in6ra or luxurious
rsadcri AMI tie paper IL e,eeilebts- IL cont.iIs
FrciatOry Memoir &C the Life aud Writings Of
smoilrti, by Sir Walter Scott. Ban. Ca--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

The Duchess Of 81 Leu (Hortense) laush.
ter Of the Empress Josephine. has published.
at Paris, her aothcr's Letters TO herself, AMI
also the private correspondence between Ne
poison and Josephine. This must be curiou,
matter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

The trial Of Miss Prudence CrandaII, on or
indictment for [" wiIfulIy and knovipgIy IN.
structiBg and assisting 20 instruct, certain per
sons Of colour, contrary 20 law; and Cd, for
harborIng ard boarding certain coloured per.
sons, not inhabitants Of aby town ia che
state, &e."--eame on ~ Brooklyn, (Conneo.
ticut,) on Friday End Saturday last The De.
PENDANT Pleaded not guilty, bat The facts n
charged IN the indietment were fully sub
stantiatsd By Witnesses. Her main reliance
however. vas on the alleged uneobslitution
ality Of thu law under which she bed beer
arrsigned. The jury, after hearing the evt
denee and argumepts of counsel, retired bn
amer several efforts, finally came in,o court
abd stated that TIERS Wss no probability o
their agreeing; whersuPon they we're dis
charged. without having rendered q verde
10 The ease Baff. Pet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

gentlemen who has juat returned from a
tour through the western part Of New York
and Ohio, represents the crops as most album
dant and says, that absolutely one canal is
not sufficient to convey the overplus to mar
ket.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

The English TEJ-The 9eth number Of
the London Quarterly contains o very long
but very interesting and instructive article
under the preceding head. II is indeed " the
most capacious and entertaining account OF
The heroes, biped and quadruped, of the Eng.
lish race-courses, which we have ever seen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Washington Raess-The Washington City
Races will commence, we understand, on
Tuesday, October 8, being the week before
the Baltimore Races. In addition To the usu-
al Fall Purses, there will be Race for a
splendid pair Of silver pitchers. This last is
single dash Of three miles. Entries confin.
ed TO subscribers.-l.NafI lat.
Baltimore Rsess.-The Baltimore Races,
over the Central Course, will commence on
Tuesday the 18th Of October next, with un-
usual spirit and attraction. The races are
full Of promise, and will display some of the
finest colts in America.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Liberaiity Of The Souih.--The rail road from
Charleston to Hamburg, in South Carolina, Is
one hundred and forty-two miles long. In its
course Il passes through some very valuable
and consequently through some
very valuable land. The proprictors Of these
lands did not charge the rail road company
one cent for the right Of way.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Rapid Travelling. The Locomotive Engine
which Left Saratoga on Friday, at O'Clock
P. NJ, landed the passengers at Schenectady
In one hour, ftro minutes, and y6tfy-fsro Sc.
eonds. The time actually consumed in run
ming the distance-32 miles-was 6fiy-fot,
"'inttss and thfTty-ihrss HeOnds being the
quickest trip ever made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Laurence Carvill, q lsbourcr on The IIar.
laem Rail Road, was almost instantly killed
on Wednesday last, by a rock weighing up.
wards Of 800 pounds, thrown from blast
The poor fellow was lying sick in bed, In the
attic story Of dwelling in the vicinity, on
the roof OF which the rock fell and burs
through, striking him in its progress, and
passed down 10 the cellar through two floors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

Fs.Iiiar .inseSctss Of Sir Matter Sect
We learn from the Albany papers tha, an.
original work under the above title, BY the
Etiric shepherd, has been sent out BY the
author, for publicatioa- IN one Of the papsr,
OF that city-but which, being deemed ioo
valuable for the peri,hing columns Of new.
paper. gill be shortly put to press in n more
suitable form, in New York Bait. Pat,
The Duchess Of 81 Leu (Hortense) iausi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-05

II PefrIfaetsn, Baron steubcn died Of sp
plery At sseuben, Oneida ca. n. v. in NosefnLe
Tvs. AgreeAbly to his request his remains We
wrapped ~ be cloak, enclosed IN . PLAIN eOfIi
and Deposited In grave Vithou, . stone. Ma
years alter, - ne learn by . memoir in the ~
Commercial Advertiser, bis body vas disiBterr
for the purpose of burial In another place, .,
"a vss found IN have passed into ssaie Of eor
plese petrifsetiob, and V 10 believed 90 remain
that state 10 this day. The Gestures Of has &.
vere ~ unchanged - on the day a his inferno,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-07

salfttt Is SIZE was sillpa SdSe=hoiding state hnu
the chief city that State, directly after The NEE
hns Of Congress- under the Constitution of ISL, a
memorial transmitted to Congress, recitins the
weakness and lnet.ciency of the old Coniederacy
and lis ,.adeqoacy TO protect the manufacturing
interests and rejoicing that We had now a Govern
ment, possessing all necessary power to protect %
nestle industry, ana praying the intorposiiion Of
Congress Tor that purpose, Another incident h.
nentioned, winch, he said many u.ambcrs would
refoilect, Of "A aslIler OF Congress from > { hpv-
NJ III the yeaf ls19 offered resolution l,fnno-
siug hat all the mem 1rrs Of Congress should an-
peaf, at the commepfeHtui Tie next eng @ttIas S s.
son. clad oullroiy III clio hina Of tm.lle manu-
iictlre. lie had already adseriod To the agency
OF the South in passing the jaiId law of 1910 and
now I'D he, lea me- MAX Personal reference, IN
connection with 1t, % anuh.r geall sman from ooth
! Carolina, NOW anember of tn, body (Alr Nil
Lao which rcfei ente make with all possible ,e-
speel .ar that gentleman Win The hIA of f-l6
vas under dl, tion chat gentleman, then a nIen-
| Der oil The other House, mad, motion, deeply in
fefestnS 10 ennsylvaaa, and for which ! n one
o,her sons feel grateful 70 nm, 10 raise the duties
on hammered bar iron winch the bill proposed 10
raise froa nine TO sixteen dollars per ton II %
dollars prrton Thus amended, the bin PASSED The
ilpuie, hat he duty was rodaeea in the Ssoatr 10
Is On The daai f1sso,, oi he bill, including that
ard ol.rl ,,.,..s. t,sse ,,ni5.r. onjy from sonfh
1s4o!Iea were present. and fl=g all voted Ter he
-. s.an..o revolution Of u6lolonl # i, nov
sas.end.lby 4ss saine ro,, nm, that a duty of
.stG,..ars uto lie SAM af...e. two dollgrz he.
los. ~, o,,n as,5o,.lio IA, axed byth. rar:r Of
fss2. Is SO ona.55s. onl,.4,e. and tyrannisa that
,,,s ,.b,t, o,,,f.,, 10 L i.v,I,.I ~, II, 5;yl ,.fr
4. mo. ,...,, ti, IN, err. p ,,ter nrofec,iye dn,v he
~. al,.i+htd!
- ~. sd l;si,i also lien. vester,lav in
~ Es.,pa IF DE stfar.,t lf3si.,,,,, OF ths hi
sss,szl1n., 10 In. }sq,s nj. South an
ata !2r had u I.r.o,,l The. stsnstal from South
ft..4,... ~. f,.5,..,... ,i.., lac. .s 49,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-07
22d conSrcss-2d Session.



MG WILKINS Chairman ofthe 1nliciorv
Conmtsal resumed his oaenag speech ON the
t.aI before reporting which, sun1larY view IS
c.yau of the clo,e Of his remarks on Monday o.
,,,tte5 n our last from wait tln-) in the follow
i,t brer sketch.
Alycrtln. To another Circumstance Ms ending to
tlr,y the ..yeii m ~ nrera5l.iy ~ Sulth Carolina
e,ainst tn Geaer,l Coyemaanihc sud fto ~
every mart Of tn state the blne coekaa with the
Palmetto lyat'sn was Veaersh@ ronZ That bit
Of ribbon md ihr bu 'oa, ~erc 80 nilleg IN Of
the military spir. prevalent among tn peenie.
II sfemsl 70 hln. Indeed fpm al ii ocls.
known to ~ officially aai BY rusnnr lat it was
inn3ssible u avoid collision Vh South Carroll
IA while her Ordnance renained in fafre. and
Tat those rsat m ,a who r.ars ns4 tint the pas
gasr Of any bili bv rs would defeat the Grijnau'
.r.i rr,veft "A collision. had mstltas III sa,sa 90
tas Ordinance. and the intention ol the r.a,4c G.
South CQrena.
Mr.. MILLER here iutarposed an' gtja IT. Ind
H. oppressed tt, opinion that Nujia.sf:an w5et
j. .taiiJ ls5a n.,3l he p5ss1,e ~ tn In of0t5
e..r.,r, r. ia reference to IL. TART II geerre,s
nse-.I a mi AT ria tls farif acts ef - aa..
i p hr - up.pInn IA such q.a9f 1T DE-
-. we 3tfn=n,', Ut!Iri - spe- u II lts F'-
ri ,'ioN 10 t. ''t,i atlsof l@3{ ani}S22 +.
s' If0 BIZ n5ra oppressive than IT," 1..,,'ing acts
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