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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
The packet ship Oxford, Captain Rathhone arrived
heie this morning from Liverpool, whcnce she sailed
on the Est October, bringing avices from that por.
thres da laer than reserved by the Grrut Ncs-
tern.
The Oxford l'us been only 6fty"three days absent
ION this port.
At one o'clock We received our flcs-London of the
i9!h, aud Liverpool of the 2lst, both inclusive.
The intelligence by this arrival is nf precisely the
same cara' ter "a Ia, by the Great Western and in
deed 1t could not be expected That Two days would pro-
a"ce any chnnge of moment. The Failure OF ii
Inc continued decrease OF specie in The Golfers OF the
bank ct England us shown in the quarterly average.
The packet ships Columbus and Roche>s arrived ut
Liverpool on the 2lsI October. Captain Rahbonr, when
/" lat Az IS, long q 10. ship with black cross
| Liverpool
by expre. from Paris the 18Th. intelligence was
received of minise ial Disagreement. NJ. Cousin had
resigned his title VI extraordnnry courc.r, tecans,
nv had been struck from the list Of active councillors
| and publicly accused N. V,ennn of INJECTING TIM.
| d'gface upon him. NJ. FiIlrnnn leiorted by nccu'
sung Cous in of erss and intention. The real
is s"d to be that Cousin wished to bring NJ. Theirs Ills
To- Cabinet, while V.llemnin ntls uing in favor
OF the Dnc lie Brogiie.
another cause ofdspule wasthe course 10 be pursued
with Don CarIos the King and Marshal Suult being
disposed 10 set lin ut liberty AMI the other ministers
insisting on continued surveillance 1t reported
That plssr",s would he granted t., the Don
teIlIs.nce should arrive Of victory gained by Espu
tern over Cabrera
No further progress to have been made in set
Ting the "tf,irs of Turkey and Fgy,t. Letters from
lon>t ln;lnofle that Reschid Puclu was holding
'rqnrnl conferences with The Russian HlnhnS sn,u-
and that he had declared his determine ti,, 10 sta:.
ny the treaty OF nkia Sk;Iess in al! is parts.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26

C RRO-LIToN
lssiis.i4.
z=;@ HOTEL.

1 LAvAUD has the honor Of informing his fiie,is
- aud the public in general, that he has taken the
Hotel at Carrolltnr, where no trusts he will receive
the calls OF his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little natice beforehand. He willing +. enter
Into engagements with families div iduals DESTROYS
# passing The summer at Carroilton. m2O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26

BANK OF ENGLA>D.--A supplement tn the I.nndnn
Gazette of Friday. pal. 10, published on Salu,-
day, containing the tollown. article:
Qnnrrrly average OF the weekly liabilities and assets of
The Bank Of Eng land, nm the 23d July 10 the 18th OF
Oct, 1889, b"'h inclusive, published pursuant to lie
Act 3"nd William ", cap. SO.
l.abi!iIi,.. Assets
tircu'afinn, El1Gl2 900 Securities, CA $50 TOO
Depositn, G,72I. 900 ruilion .5y5 u,U
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.RlCH JEWELRY.

AT No. I6 CHARITIES STREET,
4 FULL. Assortment, lnt received consisting Of
N rings, lockes, BREACHES, finger .ngx, gold
and keys warranted raAos, scissors und knvs wallets
and pocnet books, hnir, ni tooth and liable brushes
plated rastos and candeSteks and Eu baskets, coral
necklaces and beads all the above articles will be
offered on the rcasn enable terms.
N. b. lurce front glass window. Side shelves
and show Cases. for sale. Please call at Is Chartres
street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

HAVANA.
r1NlE Undersigned present ,,ropretors Of this we'll
L known establishment, called the Mansi0a Horse,
situated in Ohrap, street, No. ll9, have Me honor
announce 10 the public hat their greae-t care and
tcnon will be dedicated TO render comfortable persons
who may favor them with their patronage. The ad-
vontagrs possessed by the house for travellers for ss
locality, convenience, Sc. well known that it IL
unnecessary to enumerate them.
sept ely = CJTNY FULTON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES

---5- November 2ih. 1899.
ship Constantine. Windsor, Liverpool 5 T. III Whitney
fteam Ahp New York. Galveston. B0gatt & Haw thorn
sehtpTa, Schmidt, Havana WE VIgers
ARRIVALS
November 2ji. 1913
Steamer Plaita riaslrl1ge. fun st outs
Steamer Commerce. Brick Il, fin Memphis
TT. amer Swan. I'm Mobile
ktcamer " aker, Utwsy. FIN Mobile
--z7z. INPnRTS
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>I!4.3Ji, uN0
downing street Oct ~ ls}0

!
SE!4.34iUHo E47,,G Uvv
downing street, Oct. lS, 1879.
This return is unsatisfactory ,hnn any which
has preceded it. The bullion continues to flow out
Of the Banks coff,rs which cannot now contain more
than two millions sterling. The return shows r-,uc~
t"n in the circuulion Of E3,s,mo, in the deposits Of
titl 'no in the securities of G9o7,o0' and in the
bullion OF .c29l Goa.
Saturday, Oct. 10, - o'clock.-'Ile English stock
market 10 heavy, and has given fully per cent,
The opening price oiConSoS 90a sellers inr none
and tor account: and the present price the In est
of the morning is 50 rs 90 for money, and sos far
account The reduced three and hale per cc t. have
experienced greater decline, and after being 974
yesterday, reng quoleIa l77I, IFS; and India stock
is n" 2l3. EArhequer bills are. however, lower, being
As. to rs. discount.
This decline is solely to I've attributed TO the state Of
the MARKET which is borne down BY an aggregate Of
small sums for money, and has hot been produced by
any extensive opcrat on.
| From tie Londom Spectator of Off, 49,
1t is stated that the Bank Directors are very earnest
in pressing the Government to issue order in Conn.
Gil tor sneper ing in their fvour the of Parliament
bv which the circulation Of for suns less than
E5, prohibited. The Ministry are, however, uner>
stood to have refused compliance With thus request.
The usual monthly statement of the liabilities OF the
I Bank will he pnb4lled to-morrow and i, is generally
| believed, that the amonnt Of bullion in will be
augmented as. though lhrra have been some large i'm
portnions the necessity of nay ing the small divrda
in cash has distracted 70n,Ooo smcrri. ms from the
,,Ir,,I n,r, ,f !, ,, , r o.' i' Ii
| again.
Inc foreign exchanges nave declined slightly and
the appearance ot them Is heavy 1t is under stood,
that the Bank has drawn upon Paris the full extent
Of the amount T. 5000 OOiN ilN,t the Rank or E,nncr
mud .rtook To liscuuu,. and a, his snnnrrt ~ ,h
,Ln,ro, ,, L,,, :, III, ,r,,',, , I,r,l, =. i,,', =:
| ,"a,ol ' ~ ''> wy " '''' "'0 10 ""'~
''l"''"' ,r ....
STATE or hApt IN ENGLAND AND AMERlCA-At
present, mol absolute distress, much embarrassment
and anxiety prevail in England uld America, The
british Queen, which arrived on lucsCuy LAST fr,m
New York. luinps nrrountS of tin, nn,i,,u,nr. or n
mighty s,r,,r,. y n, ,,mucrcL and ,nunot,,y ,,;
III: ,,LS o'.,, ~. '. H. -: H.. Nv y, ''' "'."-
'"'" "i n,'H !" l"S 'i''" "."'s !" ms c"nh.'y
are C"h,ntn WV" operations mourning lesh liabilities
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IMPORTS
MoblLt Per steamer Wal a.. Cargo lag g. e -is
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE


$, tous Per steamer Platte Cargo 1853 pigs lead u
Field; is mineral do $50 pigs lead w nwye ais
ndze In dos 4s coil. hnie rope Doane; bx I49
dry hides caak beessax Godfrey i.sweS SMALL crout
sind pickles Rorn ell box ~ boots & " We'll
neon box combs KimbaI Miller; key 70 Merle
ies live hogs and 10 coops turkeys of which
on hoard r.--'
Memphis. PSF Commerce fargo 1913 bales cotton
iackhari. Fearn i,onnesan l6 Armor; Lake Walker,
"a c6nior lidley; 81 NJ Dick CT; ,! NJ Peassra. s
66 Ro,sor Asher ~ Ross Rner,s. % Strisrn
rs; 81 Vim Heal III trdV 10 Armour. % krkman
Aerrathy nna. Docknry, 10 Prnr. In aou y CO. HI
"a key 5u0 sacks Yeaiman Gu. .M. -four. own
81 GONSIGNEEs +,
s. Par ssalns. Wyiser. .And,sas& Ht.nhs.. ~ y !
- PASSENGERS ;
u Pes esner Colnnyrre.W ou.tun; r g olnre; ) II
Monr oMery Lrwir; G .heppa't Il Ingret,; II III ge
J Dastl Rs,@... q Brha,snie Ed1f.id Athaoa, Galsa
4 t,An, ft,us,iT Wool. i,4,da & -
s7 81. MEMORANDA - =. :. 4. -
ysspsslf,r 2 taiI+d ,,i Hsl+a. smith Nr. otleau,
P,rtia,t haS hargie Lennia. Han,laia n 0rieA,'
srtnrs Stevens. ao Prrpai,e Joftiatt Ia. -
NV ltd, Ship Al.J ,..e M1sn Il: do. ~
NV fsiF Aiband O. Nos H.
Cur :. atn'-tes j s,nlsf No ~ ~ - ".
IbaI:. . ts ship New ERlstd. Colby N i;
down sha r,,rfi Edward, for Nhfehsx
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New ORLE cans, MAY 1899,
STEAM BOAT BILLS.

AWNEKS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
" ECATS ran haze their. Bills struck of, in ore
more C"fortd Inks on Plain Coored Paper, rjkh
despatch, aua on arorabie Terms, by leaving their
ORDERS atTHUE AMERICAN OFFICE a1n~' '''
PoytraS and ST. Charles streets
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|. shalt he at the option Of the winners Of prizes o
bahk stocks, either take the stock Itself or the IA,
value thereof in cash.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26

4 GLUE DRIL.,-ia bales II lhii iou: indigo blue
A1d1lIs, landing treln hip GharTestohiof sale by
ale =. K! BHlDG K Co =
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=, IL s,ennhnat viii be provided take 10 Florid
such passengers as may he DESTROYS 10 witness TIL
iruwing. -, = = -, - L: =. .'
:yacksonsillo, Fla April, $50. mty 1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-26
BY THE MAI. PILOT LINE

By some mi, take We received no letter from New
York last night. Wetake from the evening papers of
yesterday the following:
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
The Commercial Advertiser Of yesterday, after giving
paragraph:
We have l,sen politely furnished ly MIR. Griswod,
one :" the editors Of the Evening Signal with farther
inte'''Eence. Mr.. q. has just returned from tour
through the State Of Massuchusett, He left Boston
after the papers OF last evening had been published, and
after the receipt Of from forty three four
towns mere. But little doubt entertained of the
defeat OF the able and accomplished Everett, and the
election of Judge Moro,-now. no longer to he called
the everlasting successful c ndIute.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
BALTIMORE AND OnIo RAIL ROAD,

20
The spprehensions recently felt as to the imme.
dla'e prosecution Of the Rail Road through Virginia,
have been happily diasipated BY the liberal Lcgi..
lation Of Maryland, previous TO the adjournment, OF
bar Legislature, on Saturday last.
From the best Information a, our command. VIZ
look for the commencement; uf the construction ear.
iy in the ensuing summer.
The corps of Engineers under the dirrr,inp IF
II. X. Hazlehurst, E.q., il now located in town.
making up their reports and estimates. after . In.
bor'ous aud difficult winters work in the location
from Harpsrs-Feiry to the Morgan line. II soon
templa,ed to cro.s tho mountain Al Robin. Gan.
where there will be a Tunnel sbopt 400 feet in
length. There will be another Tunnel near ,h.
mouth of Back Creek, about $50 feet in length.
we sabJoin an article from The Baltimore Chren.
icie, in relation to the law passed by the MARYLAND
Legislature. in aid &C thi. work, und Of the Chesa.
Pooke and Ohio Cnuai;--
The Legislature If Maryland, after n session of
more tnan three months, nd iourned On Saturday
afternoon between four and FIVE o'clock. Atbough
much OF its time was wasted in Improbable ard
tritiing discussion, and although i lei, man, ,hine.
undone which ought To have been perfected il pas.
sed many laws which Will greatly rsdound 10 ,b,
pubic advantage. Amongst lhe.s, may be cnum.t-
a,ed-
The Act providing the Wsys AID Mesn. to meet
the subscriptions on The part ofthe State. 10 work.
OF Internal improvement, by which tho Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company, and the Chesa
peaks and Ohio Canal Company will be enabled 10
realize tho amounts severaliy subscribed in mid of
those enterprises.
The Act approPria,ing one million three hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars to the Cbe>a.
peake and Ohio Canal Company. hy which that
Company will be enabled to prosecute its work
with vigor, until the meeting of Consres.. when
new and more satisfactory arrangements will b.
made for its completion To Cumberland.
The ac, to guarantee the payment of Bonds 70
the amount OF a million Of dollars TO be issued bv
the Snsquehannsh md Tide Wuter Canal Comne.
ny, which will place the early completion OF ,hn,
most important work beyond contingency.
The BIZ making another approximation, on The
part OF the State, to the Susqnehannah Rail R,.d
Company, to the amount Of $3.50 600.
And the Bill TO enable the Annsroli, and FL
Ridge Rail Road Company TO avail itself Of tho
subscription ofthe State To that work.
II Is to be regretted that the Legislature did not
think proper to guarantee the bunds which the CITY
of Baltimore Will be obliged to issue in rsyment of
her subscription of three millions ofdoliars ia the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compsn,; I'm, u.
shall not complain. Much has been don. tor IN.
cause OF Internal Improvement, and our CITY mn,
now advance in her onward career with Tho cor.
tainty that the enterprise of her people will be aus.
ta'ned by the settled policy Of the State
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
REcAPITULATIoN OF VoTEs FOR Go

FREE NEGRoEs.-The Legislature of
Alabama have passed an act prescribing
that every person Of color arriving in
that State, on board u vessel as cook,
steward, mariner, or in any other en-
pIoyment, shall be Immediately lodged
IN prison, and detained until the departure
OF the said vessel, when the captain there.
O. shall be bound under heavy p~enaity, to
take him away. If any free person of
color thus sent away, shall return, he or
she shall be sold as o slave for any term
not exceeding one year. The captain of
any vessel in which such free person of
color shall arrive, shall give security in
the sum Of a thousand dollars, that he will
take away the SAID free person ofcolor.-
The 9th section makes it lawful for any
person TO seize and make a slave for life,
10 his own use, any free person Of color,
who may have come into the State Of Al.
ALBANIA, after the Is. day of February,
1882 provided this section shall not take
effect until the lst day of August next.
The 7th section makes il lawful for any
person TO seize upon and make a slave for
life, any free person OF color who may be
found in the State OF Alabama, after the
passage of this act, and who shall have
come into the State since It's passage.
Approved February 2, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

We think all our readers must admire the digni
~ that characterizes the following letter from a
Representative in Congress to the editor OF the Gin.
c,nnao isepuoi'can. II appears in that paper Of
the 18th Wheeling Times.
Nit. Recommendations on my arliyaIh here
this morning, that you, as the official organ of thar
sink OF foul calumny and delraction, the RErUBLI
CAN have taken liberties with me. W hich | feel
bound, as the Representative OF the Democrats of
Hamilton County, TO notice and to demand from
you that satisfaction which is due to a Gentleman.
| know not sir that have injured you, indeed you
are personally unknown to me, and why YOU should
take such audacions liberties with me | cannot con-
cetye.. You must be a poltroon and a puppy or
you never would have been guilty # the abuse Of
Tered to me by your dirty sheet, the Republican,
| am to be found, sir, at all times, ready to meet
you in any way you shall prefer, and let US know
The end ard beginning of III 8 most ,iilainous os.
ssuit, Remeu Der my rifle is slwsys ready. And
If nothing else will answer, why. / will give YOU a
damnation kicking" A. DUNCAN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

Tho Legislature is about the period of it, sd.
jonsnment. The Bank bill after an angry con,en.
tion between the plain business. sense Of the House
of Delegates and the rabd Loco focoism of II. Sc.
nate has been passed containing in its provisions,
q strong infusion of the latter.
The bill to remove the penalties against person,
who have violated tho anti -duelling law, has been
indefinitely postponed.
Resolutions have passed tho House Of Del ra,rs
voting swords to Maj. Thomas M. Nelson. and Col
Archibald Henderson, for meritoriou. service. in
the late war.
Stafford II. Parker, Esq Speaker of the Senate,
was on Thursday elected Register OF The Land OF
Gee, in lieu Of William Selden, resigned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

Every thing around US or st a distance indt-
Gates that the people are UP end will do their duty
next month at the Polls."-Rieh. Eng.
We thought our venerable friend was greatly trou-
bled about some thing. For week. past, lie has
been calling upon hi, party to stick fast to their
faith, and inviting the people to join hi, ranks, BY
making them promises. to induce them TO do So
The secret ia ont at last " he people are up" and
the "pafty are seized with a fear and trembling,
able TO conceal. The people are up,"--ths In
~triguers, and politicians for interest, will bays to
knock under.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
TO FAMILIES d. OTHERS.
Fresh Sprimg DYy Goods.

A ROBINSON g. Co, have opened the fol.
1Ao lowing extensive assortment Of Dry Good,
fashionable, cheap and good - which they will sell
as low as any place in the United States.
CALICOES-a00 pieces of British and Amer.
can prints, from 8 ceuts up; a splendid and fine ar.
tiele for 20 cents. GLNGHAMS-a few pieces, If
Glnghams, including Sear-ucker and British max.
from ia cents UP. LLNENS-50 pieces of 1 4
3 8 A, d, and 10 4 Irish Linens, Of superior oua.
liIy and as cheap "a dirt. BURLAPS-l600 ,d,
No. /, 9 and 3 Burlsps--very cheap by the piecs
and yard. Also, every article suitable for serssn,,'
clothing. All Of which will be sold Mt u small sd.
vance. April 10. 1889
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
TALLAHASSEE, (FLoRiDA,) !
MARCH 90.

We stop the press to tell another tale
of Indian lighting, blood, and murder
We shall be brief, for we are sick al heart
upon even an approch to this subject.
On Monday, while Captain Rowell's
company were scouting, they fell in with
an OLD negro man, who told them that he
had just seen Indians, and directed the
soldiers where they might find them
The scouts charged on, and soon came in
sight of two Indians who were quietly
seated upon a fence, and who beck oned
the whites, in a friendly manner, to ap-
pronch, which the latter did fearlesslv,
and upon nearing the fence, were fred
on by a large party of Indians who were
concealed in the hammock, supposed to
number from 60 to 70.
Two of Captain RowelI's company
were killed on the spot, and two badly
wounded. One dead Indian was after.
wards found on the ground.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10
CONTENTS oFTHE FARMERS REGISTER
VOL. VII. 80. IL.

ORIGlNAL.-E.say on the production Of Xix.
and tie peculiar advantages Of Virginia for the
culture.-On the Causes uf failure ofth. CROP of CO.
coons. in 1884, in the department. of Gard-proit
ct improving poor aud-The advantage Of steam
ing for stock-In'provement of land by grass hus
handry, HAY msking-lmproving land by lining
Essay ON Vegetable Physiology, by Prof Armstrong
Chap. v do. Chap. VI Sale Of Durham short.
morn cows-is the planet which We inhabit becom.
ing colder i-Remarks on wine-making-A pro6,a.
be mode OF cultivating Extracts from The
ancient laws and records of Virginia Borrowers
OF the Farmers Regi.ter,-.lumbues. Multicsulls
seed and Chinese corn,-Rpprint uf Vol. |. Of Fan
mars Register,-Smith tund-Stste of mu.b.rry
uade,-Answers and explanations 10 Subscribers.
SELECTIONS.-Essay on the breeding of live.
stock. and the comparative Influence ofthe male
and female parent in the offspring, concluded y
ice.houses,-Lime-its profits and ~cost,-Exh,bit
OF the value Of silks imported in the United States,
and exported from 1921 to 1887, inclusiye,-The
>hort-horn fever in Kentucky.
rower,-Sngar beet and ruta baSa,-On The prera.
ration OF orchard crass-seed for sowing,-Excava-
ting by steam,-Care of Cows.-Ont the culture of
silk in France, Grating and inoculating,-T,eat
ment OF cattie,-Experimeuts with various grass.
.seeds,-Breed of swine-Wecds as manure, and
various remafks,-Value of root crops,-lreficncy
ct oyster-shell lime, Improved breeds Of swine
Large oak trees,-More about hogs,-Irticat on of
Lombardy,- Monthly commercial rcport,-Long
preservation ri the vital ~ cf .iik worm coo.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURE.-Con-
GdentiaI Message.-The Boston Centinel,
Of March both, says: There was consid-
cradle excitement in the city yesterday in
consequence OF an announcement al IL
O'Clock to both branches Of the Legisla-
ture Of a confidential message from the
Governor. The galleries were ordered
TO be cleared, and we, ofcoursc, had to
clear out" and the two branches went
into secret session. Various coniectures
were ahoat as to the purport Of the mes
sage. Wars, and rumors of wars, and
dire forebodings, were quickly c%ircuIa-
ted. Some thought the border war had
broken nj afresh, and that, perhaps, all
Maine was in possession of Sir John Har.
vey and bis forces. The secret has no;
yet been d~iyulged, but We have got an
mixing indirectly Of wha! it alludes to-
We understand it has reference to taking
measures for Certifying the harbor ofBos.
ton, it being now completely d~efenceless
that a correspondence has been going on
between the Governor and Secretary Of
War, but there being no prospect of ony
thing being done by the United States
Government, it is proposed that Massa-
chuseils should undertake the business on
her own hook, and trust to luck as to be.
ing repaid hereafter by the General Gov.
eminent. We do not vouch for the cor.
RICHNESS Of this statement, but VIC give it
as we have heard il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-04-10

TIE CAsvAss.-Tbere is no doubt that the elec.
ton for Congress, in this District, the present year.
will be closely contested. The friends Of the Adj
rninistra,ion are up and at work with great zeal, in
support Of their candidate. They eyince we think
greater zeal, on the present, than they have on any
recent occasion. Every effor, 10 resor,ed to to keep
the party together, snd those suspected Of Conser.
vativeism, are approached in the most delicate and
coaxing manner imaginable, lest their feelings be
wounded and they quit the camp of their q~uondsm
companions. The leaders appear to recollec CT that
ga soft answer turneth away wrath" ard conduct
themselves accordingly.
To the Wings these things should .pc ak in i'm
pressive tones. Hthey win the battle, they mustdo
so BY overcoming the regulars of tho A min strs.
tion, and to accomplish that, will require strenuous
and r~esolutc exertion. We have not q man to
spare from his post, IL we wish to send a man 10
Congress from this District who bows not At the
shrine of those who fill tho high places IN our Go
eminent Tho nominee of the Wings !. a gentle
man every way worthy of their support, and would
do honor TO the District. The feeling 10 his behalf,
which animates the Wing ranks is o cheering guar.
anty that he has their entire confidence. The
lofty independence Of his reply to the Chairman Of
the Convention, who informed him Of bis nomina.
ton, is working for his good among those where bc
is not personally known. The "%people'' prefer an
independent man--one who will think Cor himself.
rather than one who pledges himself 10 do the bid.
ding Of a party, irrespective OF his own sense Of
right, and regardless Of the danger of his cause.
The Wings have only to be up aud doing to ensure
themselves 'ucoess-bnt they mus, be diligent and
constant, to bring about that desirable event.