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The plate iron must be Of the best quality rolled from
blooms, and not from scraps, sheaed correctly to the
sizes, and kept straight from The rollers.
The bar iron must be also Of the best quality of Anne.
can ron neither red cold Short 10 be rolled and cut
to the lengths prescribed square the edges and not
rounded Those marked F must bear 10 be swaged
lengthwse to a right angle without cracking.
Those marked II must be Of hammered iIon and not
rolled
All the said iron must be of American manufacture,
and of the best quality The plate iron be rolled,
and free from flaws, cracks and all other similar defects,
and The pieces must be kept straight, made SO before
it shall be received.
On delivery, the said iron will be submitted TO such
Test may be necessary to prove its good quality and
conformity to the schedules, which will form part Of
the contract, under the directions Of the commanding
officer of the Navy Yard Washington, and must be
rely to his satisfaction, it will be rejected and the
contractor or his agent will be required remove it from
the Navy Yard without delay.
Ten per centum will be withheld from the amount of
each delivery made, collateral security, in addition to
the bonds be given to the performance of the
respective contracts, which WILL in no event. be paid
until the contracts complied with in all respects
Ninety per cenlum will be paid within thirty DAYS a
ter the bills for the said iron shall be approved and pre-
sented to the Navy Agent.
April 5 l0o-td
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ANCHOR IRON,
- LNSiloN ihO-N'
Navy COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

March 81, 1888. :
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed, will be recev-
ed al this office until three o'clock, p. m. of the
2lst day of April next, for furnishing at the Navy Yard,
Washington, D. G. about eighty flee thousand pounds Of
.Inchor Iron for soops Of war, Of American manulac
ture.
The shapes and dimensions of the bars for the anchors
of the several sizes, be made to conform to the
dels and drawings which will be furnished 10 the con-
tractors for that purpose, application TO the Com
nandant of the Navy Yard, Washington
One half of the said iron will be required to be deli
vered on or before the first day Of August next and the
other half on before the first day Of October next
Ten per will be withheld from the amount of
each delivery made collateral security, in addition to
the bonds given to the performance Of the res
pecve contracts which will in event, be paid until
the contracts complied with in all respects.
Ninety per centum will be paid within thirty days at
ter the bills for the iron shall have been approved and
presented 10 the Navy Agent.
April5 lO9-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07

TIME AMERICAN CONSULTATIONS I'M
dersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of Rich
ond that the publication Of The above named newspa
per is about to be revived in Petersburg, where it was
originally established.
Prospectus, setting forth the principles which the
Constellation will advocate has been left at all the
places of public in the city. The undersigned
embraces this opportunity Of returning his respectful
Acknowledgements to the citizens OF Richmond without
distinction of party for the handsome patronage hereto.
fore received at their hands-he scarcely need add that
h. will feel most grateful for voluntary continuance
of the same. Il. HAlNES
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& UCTlON SALE Of Real Estate in The to,rn Of Co.
IA iumbia, FhuUanna county, Kirgina.-l will sell, at
auction the premises Wednesday, the 18th of the
present month, (April) at 10 o'clock, A NJ, without re-
serve to the highest bidder the stone house and lot,
with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging -aso
the house and lot now in the occupancy of Philip Cou
SINS and eight other vacant lots. Deeming any de-
scription OF the above unnecessary, the property
will be shown to any person disposed to purchase, by
Mr. John s. Martin on the premises, or BY Mr. James
w. Jennings The terms will be liberal, and made
known on the day of sale. JOHN MCINTYRE.
April ) l09-tds
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IMPORTED BLACK ARABlAN.-Con to q
expectations, this famous stallion will make anC4'
season in Virginia. When advertised him last sPa
calculated being in Missouri befor, this with al .
effects. But far from it, have settled down agah
old Prince Edward, the main road, two miles So.-
Of the town of FnImvile, where Black Arabian ma!
found al all times during the season. ready to serve mar
at 800 if paid by the FIRST Of July at which time the 81
son ends-SS If not paid by that ulne-So0 to lns0r
mare ayabe when the fact asccrtsned, the NIX
parted with; and 81 cash 10 the groom for each mare
All mares left in my shall fare we'll at twen'
FIVE cents per day-the shall say so, no cha
will be made No liability for accidents or escapes
Servants will be boarded gratis ii
had fully intended TO price this valuable ahIlD'
higher this season, than here.otore-but II the pess'
of the times has operated on the purses OF my '''e
and patrons il has on their humble servant =
will doubtless agree with me, that $50 now, Is SONG
tie advance that amount, since February, -
Black Arabian has become well seasoned TO TINS chp
and looks better and more sprightiy thah he has g
done since his arrival in America. he has proved
self fine and sure foal getter His colts promise wei
all the purposes Of the farm, the road or ,he turi
were asked, what are they most remarkable tor: "'
say stoutness, and a gaulelike appearance. Man!
them not yet two years old, are nearly tall as
noble sire, who measures FIVE feet-ta for an Af'g
This Foreigner is not like some characters, who pf's
powerful impression first acquaintance then go.
drop of into oblivion; but like the Godolphin Ara
[whom it is said he very much resemhies) IS the
highly appreciated, the more accurately you scan ~
1t may truly be said here is thorough cross 10,
Archie mares, Eclipse mares and all other mares ~
country; for he bred away beyond the waters
stables Of Moroccos Emperor, which fact, all mus. mus
nit, renders him rare indeed. Were 80 oIsp.'ss ,,
could say much in eulogy of his uncommony soI' sa
bone, great muscular powers, eagle like eye and T'
beautiful jet black color. long flowing name and I
all this consider the mere cant of the day; and -;
conclude nv efFor, in behalf of this Napoleon oil
by wishing great success to all enterprises aesg
imnrove The breed of the dumb creation in thls
Repnblc This is the commencement, Of his An sri
., gO-w3s
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$4,000 Capital.
VIRGINIA State Lottery,

For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for oh
purposes-Class No. 3, for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, April
1888.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
$50 ,O0O-S ,OO0-S4 ,o00-S3 0U0-S2, 5OO-$l.Ol7 !
100 prizes Of s. 900.
Tickets only Sl0-Halves $5--Quarters 50 80.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets Sla0
Do. do. SIS Half do. -
Do. do. % Quarter do. y
u Orders for Tickets and Shares CertifcGbS
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes will rece
the most prompt attention, and official accom-:
each drauing sent Immediately after il is over TO al VI
order from US. Address,
d. S. GREGORY, & Co, Manogns
Richmond, Va, March &c i05-2a~'d
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[I0TICE.-There will be let, on Friday, the -!
Anil. a, Fredericks- Hall Depot, the DePo.
Water Station, to be erected at Louisa Court sgot
Elan and specification of the work may be seer
oppI;ca,ion 10 the subscriber, al Fredercks.hsr ~
Engineer Of the Louisa R H.,
March q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-07

NOTlCE.-The Taylorsve Races are postponed
~ Unit, the l7th Of April instead of the lib, as for.
merly advertised. WIN. D. TAYLOR,
March "a ll04-w3w Proprietor
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HOYT'S
LOTTERY Nlsd Exchange Office,
RICH NOND V,pc,s,,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

HOYT atuays sells the largest Capitals!
HOYT sends more prizes 10 the country, than m,
yender living as will be by the following list
Nos. &c "a 81, sent by certificate, $500
Do is 40 Al, $50
Do ii IA 70, 100
Besides the above HOYT has sold 10 a country paror
Nos 81 Ga II, the Capital of $4,000 Had the si1y
thousand have been to Virginia. no doubt We should
have sold that too.
Below will be found HOYTS old favoriles
~ Prizes of $50, 900, 10000! ~
Since January our success in selling prizes saras
Unparalleled which warrants US TO continue the brlap,
series Of schemes which have been the means Of enrich
ing many Of our patrons. We sincerely hope tia,
rood fortune will attend those who have vel e1n
renced it, and to ensure success, send orders early
d. NJ. HOYT
u Grand Scheme. II
Virginia State LOTTERY.
For the benefit of The Richmond Academy. Class NJ
2, for 1898. To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Ap.lE
1888.
GRAND CAPITALS $50, 600. 10 COO. 5000, 3l4O 3OC0
so prizes of 0OO 90 prizes of 500 20 prizes OF 3vO y
of quo, &c. Tickets only $40.
certificate of package OF % tickets will be Sen, f.,
$3.50. Packages of halves and quarters in proportion
RICH AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
SJO,OOO!!
Fourteen Prizes in each twenty five tickets
Nearly as many prizes as biaahS.
Virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechap,
Association, Glass for 1888
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, April q, lc35
CAPITALS
$4,000 10000! 5000! 1000 5000 10 prizes If
1000 dollars 10 prizes of 80 dollars l2 Of 800 q
of $500 rs Of 5000! 100 Of $l5O-l25 Of $l25 ~
of $780, &c.-Tickets 10 dollars
Certificate Of Package of % Tickets in this Mag.
nifcent scheme will be sent for $3.50. Packages q
Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Tickets in all Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the all-lucky HOiT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the ssa
ofthe Eagle, who has and is now selling Capnl
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
N. B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
~ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed BY return
mall with the same proapt attention personal ap.
plcation and the result sent (when requestct mmedi.
a,ely after the drawing hen addressed 10
March 81 Gl05-u1 ID. NJ. HOYT
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HBRINTlNG lNK.-Just received nj this Office,
III supply Of Johnson q Durant's Hinter .Nelcs Ink,
Yhich will be sold fer % cents per pound, for Cash
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SPLENDID SCHEMES.
VirGi,aia state LOTTERY.

For the benefit Of The Town OF WheeIns.
CLASS No. 2 for 1888.
l3 drawn numbers in each package OF - tickets
.7bout one prize to II blank
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, on Saturday,
April 7, 1898.
GRAND SCHEME.
So, 000-Sl0 000-S5 ,0O0 - 81 OOO-$ 81 ,1JO-Sl 80
10 prizes Of $ 900, &c.
Ticket $40 Half $5-Quarler 81 80.
Certificates of packages of 22 Whole Tickets SIS
Do. do. - Half DO. !
Do do. % Quarter DO
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Consolidated Lotteries Of Md.

Class No. 6, for 1895
To be drawn at Baltimore, on Wednesday, 18th
April, 1898.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES:
$25 ,OOO-S10, OOO-$5, 0O0-S4 0O0-S3, 50O-S3,Ol2-
80 prizes Of 81 900, &c, &c.
Ticket Sl0-Half $5-Quarer 50 So
Certificates Of packages Of y Whole Tickets 81:
Do do. % Half do.
Do. do. % Quarter DO.
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CAMBOOSE IRON.

.Nurch 81, 1898. :
ERROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed, will be received
Il a, this Office until three o'clock p NJ Of the 2lst
day Of April next for furnishing and delivering at the
Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c, all the Plate and Bar
Iron which may be required for six Cnmbooses for soops
of war Of the second class,
Schedules annexed, showing the number of pieces
and their dimensions for of the said vessels, viz:
No. Of Long. Wide. Thick. BAR IRON.
Plates II. inch. II. in inches. feet, inches.
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Managers office, EsicL3nOMd, va

Drawn numbers of the Alexandra Lottery Class No l.
for IS3s-drawn at Alexandra, d. g., Oh Saturday,
the 24ih March, inst, viz
IA 81 II "a II Al DC 81 40 a So 10 IL T..
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$4,000 Capital.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy LOTTERY,

Glass No FOR 1888
To he drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, April a. l:5.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
5 80, 000-SI 10 000-S6 600 S3,li0-$3, 600 $500
$20O0-50 OF 81 10000 of $500.
Ticket Sl0-Hulf S5-Quarter 80 80
Certificates of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do Go
Do. do Is Quarter do 81
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SJO,OOOM!
Nearly as many prizes as blanks.
VIRGINIA State Lottery.

Tickets only Sl0-Halves S5-Quorters 81 80
Certificates Of packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. d. 25 Half do Go
Do do. % Quarter do. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-24
GOOD NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.

We learn from the Richmond Wing that the
Wings have elected their candidate in Buckingham
county by large majority This secures
to the Wings majority of two votes on joint bal
lot in the Legislature. The Wing majority in the
county last spring was 92-it is now 152.
GO So much for Buckingham"
When this noble county last spring threw off the
shackles ola miserable party deluson, and enrolled
herself amongst the emancpated counties Of the
Commonwealth, the victory ascrbed to the
popularity OF the Wing candidate, and speedy and
decisive reaction foretold by the Great Prophet
who preigured SO truly the reign of Andrew Jack
son. "Wait till next Spring" said he, &c and all
will be right"
The infection of Providence deprived the county
of one of her worthy delegates, and the People have
again been called upon to speak their will Their
voice has been in decided and unequiv ocal condem-
nation of all experiments and cxpermenters The
Wing candidate, GEoRGE W. KYLE, Esq. has been
elected by the decisive majority of 152 votes over
Dabney p. Gooch (Adm) We annex the POLL
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,K'O Hnly Friends.

4 COMMENCED business tor myself in the first
IL year of the reign of Andrew Jackson. For
countryside manufacturer had sale for his arti-
Giles, and the Farmer found good market for his
wool. When the first plague poured out OIL
the land, then it was that with thousands of 9TH
ers, fell victim 10 the power of one wicked
man, who by his experiment Obliged me to leave
my farm and seek for a livelihood in some other
way; and now to comfort me with my brother la
borers, South ern men of the Administration school
place us in the condition with the southern
slave. Such men are for The party and not for the
people.
In conclusion, wish Just to say to my Friends
in Danvile that have made arrangements with
Charles Davis, Esq to receive all notes and
without any cost their part if they disposed
to leave the in his hands, and will agree to
pay one fourth part of the demands in six months
from the first day of August, Providence not pre-
venting. WILLIAM p. PIERCE.
Hard Times, ST. Johnsbnry. July 18th. 1885,
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ANTI SLAVERY NOTICE.-On occasion OF
the Jubilee or emancipation an the British Vest Ia
dies on the first of August, the second Anti-Saverv
STATE convention, IN accordance with resolution
OF the Vermont Socleto, will be held at Danville,
July 3lst next, and the first day of August at ten
o'clock, A. M Measures have been taken to Sc
cure the attendance of able and distinguished adj.
vocates OF the abolition cause from different parts
OF the State. The time the occasion and the inspor-
lance Of the subject, it is confidently anticipated,
will command, notwithstanding the busy period of
the season large assemblage of Ladies and Cen
tlenen In behalf of the Ex Committee, of
the Vermont A. Slavery Society
j. a. ALLEN Secretary
Mlddebury July llth 1888
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
GRpnnrfnd

IN IHuHudy, JUTy TO, 1000.
[Reported for the Boston Patriot
Al market 200 Beef Cattle, 30 Cows and Calves
200 sheep; and 30 Swine 90 Beef Cattle and
Cattle unsold. -
PRICES. Beef Cattle-Prices have further de.
clned and we reduce our quotations; first quality
at ~ % 70; second quality az 55 third quality
$6 ST So
Cows and Calves-Saes made at 1928, SO, SO, SO
and as.
Sheep-A few lots ordinary were sold at l so, l
IS, and 80; better qualities IS, 2 So SO and g.
SwIne-A very few only were retaied; no de-
mand for lots.
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u-z,The Philadelphia Banks, including The Penn
svlvania Bank of tho,Upitod States, have resolved
to resume specie payments on the LIST of August
nj. ,,s, named institution has ceased issuing the
o,os the old Bank and has for some weeks 70.
Joo,,ed lis and $40 bills in specie. cold Nick"
mid ont at one time $3.50, 900 in spece,the other day
THE efforts ofthe Wings to bring about resump-
zion ofspecie payments, will, ere long, be crowned
with success The Wing Governor OF Pennsylva
mia has issued Proclamation requiring the banks
in that State to resume on the 18th. A Baltim ore
paper in ausion to the circumstance says:
Meantime the whole country and the whole peo-
pie always excepting the partizans of Van Buren,
ism and would be Sub-Treasurers) will rejoice that
the resumption OF specie payments is about to take
place. The reign Of the shin plasers will soon be
over. 1t began shortly after the accession of the
Follower to the Presidential Chair, and will end
throughout the land, fully confde, by the
time that he follows the footsteps Of his ilIustrous
predecessor out of office. The term of Martin
Van Buren, will, in that case, constitute and COM
prise the true and legitimate shn-paser era. But
happily, long before the end of this shin plaster term
of Office the shin plaster will be ended so far
as the public concerned And Of all the "mon-
led monopolies of the land, it is probable that the
Van Buren, Government will be the last to call
in its irrcdeemabe paper Issues !-As well remark
ed bv the Farmer Governor Of Pennsylvania in his
late Proc amation, enoining resumption OF specie
payments by the 18th August -"Shoud this re-
eaurement be fully and promptly complied with
. a sound currency will result, such the country
enjoyed before the suspension-namely, gold and
silver and notes convertible at will into gold and
silver "The result of the attempt to improve the
currency will then obviously be- that the only paper
issues in circulation and not convertible into specie
at,;he place where issued, will be those ofthe Ma
.tional Government"
How true How fruitful of wisdom to EXPERT.
MENTERs as a lesson of experience! Let us hope
that the lesson will no. be lost upon rulers here
after.
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HoRRIBLE ETTEcrs OF HyDRoPHoBIA.-We
learn TINT horse belonging to Mr. James Hag-
gerty. living in Christian, below Fifth slreer,
Southwark, which was bitten by rabid dog
about month since, was observed to be taken
very sick on Saturday morning. after having
drank bucket OF water, and SO rapid and vio-
lently did the bydrophobia spasms increase
upon him, that as he was battered in the STALL
by ten O'Clock he had bitten the flesh all off of
his forelegs. shoulders, and wherever else his
halter allowed him to reach himself. His agony
is described MS so intense, that he would take a
piece of flesh cienr ont at every attempt, and
moulhfnI after nouthful was torn out in quick
succession, during the piteous meanings of the
poor beast, while his teeth would snap together
so as to he heard plainly. for some distance He
however became so furious that he broke from
his fastening and raved round the stable, until
through fear that he would break out, and to end
his misery, he was hnmaneIy knocked in the
head. We understand that his mate, the horse
usually driven with him in a hack, was bitten
by the same dog, about the some time, and it is
feared that the horrd result will follow with him.
Phil Ledger
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G7Look out, says the Montpelier Waterman
for loco foco EXTRAS with extra lots OF loco loco lies
Desperation has seized them and they resort to des-
perate means 1t is sure sign that they have no
confidence in their cause.
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A JUBILEE. The LIST of August will be celebrat.
ed by many of the abolition societies in the United
States in commemoration of the abolition Of the
Apprenticeship system in the British West Indies,
by which thousands who have worn the calling
chains of servtude will stand up as men and free
men. By notice in another column it will be
seen that meeting will be holden at Danvle on
that day.
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The principles of the administration will, be
preserved in all their purity.-M H. Patriot
We have no doubt they will, and the men too
for both have been so completely saturated wit h
the water of Salt River, up which they ha We
been rowed in the late elections, that they are
completely preserved-a perfect picke.-Wheet-
ing Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-24

GREAT BRITAIN.-In the House of Lords on the
9th, Lord Brougham had called attention to the
proclamation of martial law in Canada, which he
pronounced to be illegal. He stated his intention
TO call up the subject at future day.
AT Privy Council held on the 9th, the Earl of
oosford, late Governor General of The Canadian
Noionies, had been sworn in as member 1t
wou'o seem from this, that the ministers were not
dissatisfied with his Canadian administration.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-24

The Charleston Mercury, the leading Admins
tration journal IN the South has taken the field in
favor ofJohn Caida0eH Calhoun as the democratic"
candidate for the Presidency; and declares that de-
cis've movements in his favor will Immediately be
made in the Southern statesi
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Edppgg Hdg

YNHE 7ib inst. the road from ST Johnsbury
Ia Plain to Danyille. A SHAWL. Also, some
days previous, AN UMBRELLA which the own
ers can have by proving property and paying char
ges. JAMES WHEATON.
ST. Johnsbury, July Q, 1888. Sow
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yle's majority. l52
Correspondence of the N. Y. Courier.
WGShin OtOD .Tyy7j 10Th IS3


Another session of Congress has terminated, with
out the adoption of any for the relief of a
suffering community. The administration having
a majority in both houses, possessed the power II
they had chosen to EXCISE it, of regulating in some
measure, the currency and exchanges ofthe country;
thus giving an impetus to trade.
This they refused to do-whe, on The contrary,
their proceedings have been characterized by waste
full and extravagant expenditures, and apparently
by settled determination to adhere to a system of
policy, that has carried, and will continue to carry
IN its train, whenever unchecked ruin and misery
by prostrnting all confidence between man and man
At the extra session in October, the issue of ten
million OF dollars in Treasury notes authorized.
AT the late session ten million more and TO close
the scene. the sale of the bonds of the United States
Bank, held by the government was authorized, for
the purpose o! raising additional six millions of
dollars, although these bonds were considered as
fund, in part payment of the Treasury Notes last
issued Such has been the of the dominant
party for twelve months past. In some of its wild
theories it has beer restrained by the overpowering
talents and infexlble firmness OF the Wings, aided
by a few honorable and independent men designa.
ted Conservatives.