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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

% branch of the Uniisd State. Bank, .nd a,
has ions essa the usage In ,ome countries of
Europe, ey having the revenue In certain DIS
i1'e.s chiefly received, Kept, and transmitted
through private agsats and brokers
But II va. added. that i" ihousi the 6seai
operations VI the Goverumout could. uu-
d"ubisdiy. ,iisl proceed through the personal
agencies before mentioned" and without an,
banks, State or national, yet " IL would DO al
some Inconvenience and increase OF expense,
unless rwmedied M a manner that may hereaf
isr &c developed. and would not, In the opin-
"'n ot the department, and in the present con.
dil'o" ~ shings, be ~ eligible system a, tho
PTes'nt one beeaase banks, though exposed
10 some dangers aud evils, aud though not bo-
lis'ed TO be necessary for the fiscal purpose.
oi atty Government, aud much les, OF one In
the present happy 6nancisI situation Of ours.
ate frankly acknowledged to be, IN many rev.
pts's, class 81 ssents economical, convs-
nient snd usefu,."
The I've Ut state bsrks had then teeu adopt
cd. aud ~as proceeding satisfactorily. For
more ihsn two years AMER. IL continued 20 he
IN successful operation, 90 far - regarded both
c"dienience and safety.
kut now, most OF tho State banks have cea..
cd To pay specie even for their own notes
and many have paid out, II not issued small
bills. 50 az not 10 be ia situation either 10 bc
retained or 10 become fiscal agents, In COM
i"rn.i,y to the acquisitions Of the deposite act.
\ iSN others, who are in legal siiu9,ion To
De selected decline 20 receive the public mo-
nel under some OF the conditions prescribed
..y the act.
Nor is any national bank in existence. or
independent Of is inexpedicncy IN political
view, supposed To be capable ~ being estab-
l',htd consti,utionaly. Hence IL !. respectful
~ Submitted 10 Congress. under all the above
considerations, whe Their the early ad option of
aus OF thc plans proposed j. no, proper, aud
would not DO highly conducive TO Tie public
Interest,".
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Sse,e'ary TIsasury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
TWENTY-FIFTM CONGRESS,
EXTRA SESSION
" sE.N:frE
MoNpAv, September IL.

MONDAY, September IL.
The Senate proceeded to the eIee.
lion Of Secretary. and on counting
the ballots, IT appeared that Mr.. Dick :.
ems had all the votes, and he was con.
sequenily elected. Mr.. Dickcn, was
then sworn
On motion Of Mr. Grundy the Sc.
naie proceeded 10 the election Of Chap
lain. On the third ballot the Rev.
Wm. Slicer had y votes out Of g CIV
en-, and was elected.
Mr.. Wright, from the committee on
Finance, reported q Bill 10 postpone
the transfer Of the fourth insialment Of
the revenue 10 the States, which was
read q first time.
Mr.. Webster expressed hi, hope that
whatever measures were 10 be adopted
TO meet the eEigencies Of the country,
would be acted on promptly lie had
not the good fortune 10 concur IN the
report not regarding u a. suited 10 the
existing eXigeneies. But he would do
nolbing 10 impede the progress Of mea-
sures beyond a brief statement Of his
own views. lie desired 10 leave The
matter IN the hands Of those majorilies
~ The tao Houses which sustained
TIE administration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

20 bfins the isforn..ioo befor. -.
House and the country.
The resolution was agreed To-
a resolution offered by Mr.. Adam,
calling Tor any correspondence which
may have passed between the Goyern.
ment Of the United States and Tim, .,
Texas. in relation 10 the annexation &
Texas to the Union. being under cen.
sideration--
Mr.. Adams moved TO amend by N.
seriing the usua: restriction. NJ no, N.
compatible With the public Interests"
Mr.. Halsey opposed the smendmsn,
aud contended that the Pres,den, had
40 right to receive or act upon such
proposition. and that 9 peremptory c,n
was therefore proper.
Alter debate. in which Messr,.
Wise. Thompson. Of S. e.. P,eken,
Adams, Calhoun. Of Ky. Biddle. Grin.
nell. Haynes Dundon. and Bell took
part, The amendment was agree TO and
the resolution was adopted.
The resolution Of Mr.. Adams calling
for information relative 10 . dispute
with Great Britain. on the subject Of
the NORTHEASTERN Boundary. Was a.
greed to. with an amendmentsusss
by MIR. Howard. embracing the CORES
pondenee relative TO the aggrrssions on
the rights Of the people Of the U s. in
the disputed territory.
On motion Of Mr.. Adams. . resolu.
ton was adopted calling on the Score
fsry CT State for copies Of all the laws
OF the several States authorisipg tho
suspension Of specie payments.
MIR. Gbolson offered resolution CIV.
ing the power to the Committee on
Elections 10 act on subjects presented
TO them. Agreed To.
The House adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEpNFspAK. September i3.

The Speaker. in conformity with the
rules. called the States for petitions
After the presentation Of petitions.
which were ieW. aud relating chiefly
70 the currency
Mr.. Cambfeleng. from the Commit.
tee on Ways ADD Means. reported -
b,ll TO auihurise the ISSUE II Tfeasury
notes" Read twice and committed
The resolution yesterday offered BY
Mr.. Adams. relative ~ Use coFlespon
dence on the subject Of The boundary
between the United States and Mexico.
and cession 81 Texas % the United
States was taken up.
Sir. Howard would not be said. Oh.
jet 20 fhe resolution. II il was not the
design Of the mover 70 bring lbe cub.
jecl before The House q, ihe preseal
lime.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
From he Bs,to" Courier.


Returns from les towns, received via Ban
Sor aud Portland. give Kent, (Whig.) for to-
vernon, -, l25, Parks wan Buren) 10 900
kent's majority. 1875. The gain for Kent in
these towns. 4065, when compared with The
returns in 1884. in tie great contest between
SPrague and Dunlap. There are $50 more
towns 10 be heard from, which, To elect Kent,
must give = " hig gain Of 1870.
The Boston CehtiGei states that there was
great rejoicing among the Wings at Portland
on Tuesday, and the belief was very general
among them that Kent hei been elected GOrs nor
efiss STATE Wing majority in tho House
Of Representatives was also expected
ThafYorlIand Advertiser OF Tuesday says
that as far as heard from, there had been q
Wing gain oft~slve Representatives. aud loss
Of three.
10 Bangor the wing majority was upwards
Of 500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

The wings are determined TO ODER no plan
Of action, but 10 leave all remedies 10 the par
~ who have brought on the difficulties. and
Who ought TO shoulder all IN. responsibilities
Webster in the Senate has distinctly indica-
ted this policy, and Wise in the lower house
With eharaet,r,lic bo!dues, unraa,ks the
views OF both parties.
In the House Of Representative, on Mon.
day Mr.. Csmbrelens said
He hoped the Opposition would be
bold aud frank al the President. and
bring out their plan that they would
no. keep dark" but out with their
scheme for National Bank | for TO
that issue would it come at last. though
ihey.night postpone it till after the
Fall Elections"
To this Mr.. WISE replied, 10 .ubstanc.. q,
iolloss
What kind Of language is this 10
be held 10 Us, Mr.. Speaker.-whatd do
We hear. The gentleman tells us. bring
forward our scheme. Ours We the
people. 'rampled upon. oppressed,-
ground 10 powder, by your prrnicicus
schemes are we TO be challenged and
tainted TO bring toward 4 remedy p
You have the power. Garry out your
own measures. The crisis has gwen
courage 10 you who never had decis-
ion before. You have given US a tan
gible plan. Execute it. Sir, | believe
the Administration has no intention TO
convert their plan into law. Their
talk about il is all al capfandun.-
They wish US now to bring forth another
scheme, so that they may ask the peo.
pie which is the more odious They
shall be disappointed. We have no
plan. Ye have said "ye were the true
patriots and wisdom will die with YOU"
l,sir, Will " ait TIL the President through
his organ in this House call, on us 10
vote for his system. The Opposition
will not enter into a competition Of
odium with any Of the Executives
miserable devices"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

We regret 10 state that, from some
unknown cause. the entirely new and
beautiful steamboat Paul Jones. com
manded by Capt. Peter Jones. and
which has been running between this
city and Alexandra for only three
days, took fire at the wharf at Alexan-
dria about IL o'clock on Tuesday night,
and was so far injured, before the fire
could be extinguished. as will cause an
expense OF some four thousand dollars
10 repair her. She stopped running at
6 o'clock that evening. the engineer
remaining on board till 8 o'clock, and
some Of the men not turning in before
1 o'clock, at which time scarcely fire
enough was left in the furnace TO light
n lamp.-.Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
\ crowd.

Suo-TfsSs~y.-ln 1884 there was prepsr-
ed. BY General Gordon, "a whig,) plan for
a sub-Tfeasury system. just such as Me-. Van
Buren, recommends in the massage. Al that
time The Globe expressed the following opin-
ion Of the scheme:
p The proposition is designating and rerOItl-
henaTg. ai5rcrsirs Of the Iandsnlsniai principles
Of cur gSrerHnteai, AMI tC is entire praeties,
from l1s9 dOAen to ibis day. II is a. palpobls a.
The sun, that the eject Fl the scheme roul1 Be TO
bring he public treasures MUCH .N-E.iRER the
actual custody AMI eontrOi II the Prssdeni than Il
Is nOse, and EXPOSE II TO BE PLUMBER
ED BY a HUNDRED HANDS, vAsTs oAs
cannot noss reach u" -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
called BY ID. Me...se. .Loula se,.len

called BY the Message. should be taken
up.
MIR. Z. whi,tlssey opposed the mo.
ton. aud desulioty discussion arose,
n to the course Of action TO DO pursued
during the session and in regard &C
the subjects Of legislation proposed BY
the President. Messrs. Smith, Bell
Cambreleng, Wise. Gushing. Duncan
and Boon took par, in the debs,e.
The motion TO postpone was rejected
and the resolution was agreed to, by q
large majority.
Adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
FrOm Is, B0,ien Daiig .qdrtrii,.r

'ENmONi bLtsI iON.
Accounts from Vermont confirm the aniici-
patton, OF the success Of the wings in that
State. The Montpelier Waterman reports in
1870 towns - 5iS votes FOR Jennison, and
l0,5sS for BraiIey-whig majority 1868 =
Representatives 'n 205 towns, Wigs II3, Van
Buren, SIS, doubtful I, unrepresented &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
MoNpAr. seplember lI.

Af. EVing Of Indiana, moved Sc
lee' committee. with poser to enquire
into the proceeding Of the government
BY which she public entertainments
bad been prolonged and increased;
lost.
NJ. Smith 81 Ne. offered . fesola.
liga fiFeeiiag - a business. h whick
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
THE FREE PRESS.
g a.nAa1is,I0yY2N. DE.
rara.DAv. r.1TEnsK. ~. Isa,.


v 81 Both ilo0seI " Congress have deter
mined ~ conGne themselves exelusiveIy 10 the
consideration Of the great and wcighty mat
ter" recommended in the Mes.sg.-eonss-
qhentiy their proceedings are Of interest, and
claim place in our columns to-day, to the
exclusion Of many articles designed for this
days paper II ~ill ee seen that the Senate
has passed iAe bill to postpone the transfer Of
the 4th instalmeht Of the Surplus Revenue 10
the Sts',s-that a bill Is under confederation
IA both Houses ~ authorize the issue Of Trea-
sury Soies-and ihata bill "imposing add.
lonai duties, on dePositories Ia certain cases.
upon public officers. aud for other purposes"
the sub-Trcssury bill. ha. also been intro
tdcsJ nto the House Of Representatives. -
GA National Anti-Nissrnic Convention
assembled ia Warrington city on the lIth
instant, and vas IN session two d.,s- Ner
MIddleswarih, OF Penu.ykania. President.
john W. Allen, u Ohio, Edward ). Williams.
OF Rhods-i'land. Henry CotheaI, Of New
ioik' aud Joseph Markle. Of Peuns,Ivsnia,
Wee Pr,sdeLts. On motion Of I'll addeu, Sic
veos, Of Pennsy vsnia. the Hon John Quincy
Adams " 9s invited aud took seat Ia the Con.
'e"''on' hwss declared inexpedieni TO mals
nominations for President and Vice Presiien,
at this e''ls period. but the Con, ention I'D.
Journed TO meet again, for thi, purpose in
Ph'IAdelPl''a, On the second Tuesday Of oe,o-
Der, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

The Albsoy Argus, a fa'SIits paper u Mr.
Van Eursa. IA speaking VI The election Of
Printer, says, hsrnaoSiou>iy with other prinis
that IL (" esnpot regard The choice Of Mr.. Al
ten. under the circumstances, in any other
light than as an .ssaiaif, aii0n dsfszi aud -
such, in every respect, to he regretted by its
sincere friends throughout the Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

q The Rev. SETTINGS TU,roS, The late
eloquent Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
IN this town, has been chosen Chaplain 10 the
lower house Of Congress. Mr. T., we learn.
will not he prevented by this event from at.
tending 10 hi. pastoral duties at warreuton-
two saboaih' in every month will be devoted
to Tia congregation at that place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

e[ We discontinue the advertisement Of
Peter iloPewe'l, inserted in our Ia,t-evidcnce
having been adduccd To w that 1t was founded
upon amisconcepiion Of his rights, a, the late
groom Of Tyrant, ami that il is calculated to
create unjust differences ia relation TO The
owner Of said horse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21


Nothing that has occurred Of late
has gwen more general dIssa,isfaction
than the late Circular Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury notifying the Members
Of Congress that they can be paid i'm
Roh and SiirSr. Reports are rife in
Washington that On Saturday last con.
siderable amounts Of specie rcceiv-
ed from the Treasury foI pay and mile.
aye were sold by several members Of
Congress at a premium This they
have an undouhied right TO do. Bot i
not this arrangement giving them more
than eight dollars per dieu,2 Are anv
other creditors Of the Government paid
IN specie Ought the members Of
Congress 20 have. ~ pecuniary matters.
any exclusive privilege Will not
Ibis thing bnng disciedit and di-zrace
upon the Government 1.-THE comppn.
saiion law was odious to the people What
will they think ofihis new Treasury Or.
def--an order which raises up a priv.
legged class IN the communiiy-Wh ich
makes invidious Distinctions between
the public oreditors-which allows 10
one vhat u refuses 10 otbers-Wo re-
peat that every where the greatest dis
ss'isiaoiion appears 10 prevail at this
act 81 the administration. We have
heard 30 voice raised ia iis support 80
u Per'isled IN Il will excite a spiri,
which government bounty and patron.
age cannot Guell.--Risr. Gaseiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
In SENATE.
TUESDAY,, September IL.

TUESDAY. September ~.
Mr.. Southard. Senator from New Jer.
sey, appeared to-day in his seat.
The bill TO postpone the payment OF
the fourth instslment OF the deposi,es
With the States came up As the special
order.
After few remarks by Mrssrs. Cal
houn. Wright. Preston. and Hubbard.
the bill was read = second time; and,
On motion Of MIR. Hubbard. the far
Their consideration Of the subject wss
postponed till 10 morrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Buchanan. the Sc
nate spent some time in Executive bu-
siness. and then adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

awe regret % learn fbst W.. GtoaaE
RitIT, respectable farmer q lhs county,
has bad siihin few days past several Vslua-
bic horses killed By poison, sdmishisrsd ~
some abkaouH villain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

g. 4 gsntisman rsqassls tat 80 esuiioh
our ei,izehs ssainst mitnight dsprsdstofs-
bis mss,-hOuss haEirs bssa foreibiy entered
few nights sisss, ssd Ire sspo,iiss removed
lhsrsffosa. 10 vloiaisos o. 80 Law asd justice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

~ ~ SAs VT MI hEOE.N u n I'D .
Mr.. Cambreleng. from the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means. reported bill
ito postpone the fourth instalm-nt OF
deposite with the States" which was
read twice. and referred 10 the Com
miitee Of the Whole on the state oil
the Union.
Mr.. G. intimated that the committee
would probably DE prepared 10 repor,
two more bills Tomorrow.
The House then. on motion Of Mr..
Garland. Of Virginia, went into the
election of Chaplain.
Mr.. Garland, OF Virginia. nominate
the Rev. Mr.. fusion.
Mr.. McKim nominated the Rev.
Mr.. Reese.
Mr.. Holt nominated the Rev. Mr..
Fisk. :
Mr.. Bronson nominated the Rev. Mr..
Mcclellan.
MIR. Taylor, of New York, nominated
the Rev. Mr.. Comstock.
Mr.. WAGNER nominated the Rev.
Mr.. Ebaugh.
MIR. Everett nominated the Rev. Mr..
Adams.
The result Of the ballOtings were as
follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

Mr.. finekney, formerly Representative In
Congress from the Charleston district 10
South csrolins. has been elected Mayor ofths
city Of Charleston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21
political.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary TTsaSGry

Il hiiie truth h Lisi.-The Richmond
Enquirer on Friday says: The public
money thrown into the State Banks,
and the Aecsiary Of the Treasury him
self stimulating the Stale Banks To dis
count freely upon il, has done murh
mischief"
This (says the Whig) is coming to
The point. II was the order from the
Secretary 10 the Deposi,e Banks. max
ing 1t a condition to their holding the
DepoSiteS, that they should discount
literally on tie public money, which
induced all the orer issues and orerfra-
d'ng. 1t vas a part Of the - Expert
ment" that the Banks shouid perform,
his duty. There would have been
pressure without and The prophecy Of
Of the Wings would have been verified
Without these liberal discounts, Van
Buren, would lot have been elected
and no man knows The fact better than
the editor Of tie Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

\ party Of - or - Sioux aud other lndi,n
Chiefs are at present in washinEion-ihe ob.
jet Of their visit laid TO 0e "a talk with their
father" ihe Presideoi,l in relation 10 tie na-
iional aTIirs Of their tribes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

a. \ bf'k trade is kept up from our Rail
Rosd Depot, IN corn, oats, aud other produce
aid some -four passing oil, notwithstanding
lie shoriress OF the crop. We trust that next
year will present an abundance Of the latter
article, and renew The prosperity Of past times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

S Some editors are permitted TO pass with
impunity, for the same reason that chimney
sweeps are allowed to 5'S' un@o's''ed 'hro'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

t5-"Cirs ~ DrrJ As ssss MIR Kendall
has reformed lie late miserable mail arrange
neat The mai, are DOW regularly received
d,iiy, BY the Rs.l-RoaA. IS formerly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

A gathering called National An.
t-Masonic Convenlion" has been held
"a Washington They did nothing
bat agree 70 meet again IN is3S, and
then nOfninsie 'heir candidates Tor
PRECEDENT aud Wee President Of The
United States Anti Melons Al the
North, are "pesiilent faction 4" and
generally DO mischief--.7isr. Oaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

q Tie Rev. MIR WILMEK, OF The EpiscO-
pal Church of Albcmarle, has been appointed
ChaPiain TO the University Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

So the Rev. Mr.. fusion was declar-
cd TO be duly elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

sCFThe last accounts show that the Jel-
low fever was raging with great violence At
New Orleans. The deaths for The week end-
Jog on the % instant are set down II 2i5. and
Tor The three following days we're estimated Al
upwards 81 1877 The New orlssos Bee, of
The 9lh instsni. contains = complete lsl Of the
person, who Died N that city during The late
months Of July snd August The total hum
Der 10 seven huodged snd t~sn,y ons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21


CGiumny UPON Judge .Hrsi:H!- II
seems that during the late political
fcanvass in Alabama. Judge VIM. Smith,
formerly of South Carolina, since then
voted for BY the Van Burea party in
Virginia a. Vice President. and offered
a seat on the bench Of the Supreme
Court, by Gen. Jackson, publicly as
Seited that lie late Chief Justice
Marshall was the owner OF seventeen
shares of stock Of tho United States
Rank. in the year 1919, when he deci.
lied IN The case Of McColloch VS.. the
States OF Mary land. that the charter of
that Bank was constitutional" The
msinuaIIon being that he was therefore
interested IN his decision.
This charge is stated to have been
made by Judge Smith upon the au-
tbonty Of U. States Sen.,or now re.
presenting the state Of Virginia"
The charge having been referred to
Beoj. Watkins Leigh. Esq. he has ox.
amined the whole matter, and has as
certained conclusively that Judge Mar
shall held no stock in the Bank Of the
United States when he decided The
case Of McCulloch against Maryland.
The facts and documents collected by
Mr. Leigh prove this beyond doubt.
Thus falls to the ground the first
and only attempt that we have ever
heard of to inpugn the integrity. up
ughiness, and honesty Of one Of the
best aid purest men that ever lived
And how must the vile calumniator
feel upon the refulstion of this charge
VIII he cast another petile upon the
grave" Of Marshall
IL now remains to enquire and find
out who is the &" United States Senator
now representing the State of Virginia"
upon whose authority il is said Judge
Smith pTopsga;ed this calumDy' The
Senators from Virginia should both
speak.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-21

kPh has been currently reported dur
ing the past week. that Mr. CALuorx Is in IA
'or Of the Sub-Treasury scheme. &c. All
doubt will Boon DC removed. a. Mr {. az
pressed an intention on Saturday last. to ''givs
his views 10 fuIl, on Monday, In reference to
tie proper measures Of relief to be adopted "
In The mean time, We give the following let
ter from Mr.. C. to the editor Of the AIexan-
dria Gazette, az having references to this sub
jeel;
Son the highly important subjects on Which
Congrvsa has bees called To deliberate, Z shall
express my views add opinions iH my place IN the
Srnstc. A. to the csiurBniss which may be rirru-
lated % my pr jadice they are not untx IcCtrd
u - nv rule 10 pass them unnotierd, IcaVius IL
g. niy conduct 90 put them down. How stfHng~.
that any man vhO knows M, sh-lld ,rnsgiBs II
possible Tor me 10 be- driven or scduced & ON ny
pOstiob live bat g. carry oct the great prin-
tipirt Tor which have brru conten.iing since
1874, aud ~hieh have maintained under every
DAGGER and difficulty. a. the defence have
sstGd With sud aEairst every party, without
blending Nth sny. Air. Van Iiurrn b., been
driven intp pos,tivn favorable O. their advaner-
menii sod s'sii not avail niy self ~ the oppor-
iaa'iy sbicl' u Affords me "a accomplish ms o.
jet shall permit him 90 dtNr me from my
position beeausc be hss been driven on q All
J ssk 10 70 be beard. My confidence. IN every
ihcturr - o. the iorve 81 truth sod istsg'ity.